3 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/03190cc66fb79892900dbe251444e334.pdf 0c1e7bbc2a3f9ad1cd4c55d7d69b6d24 PDF Text Text M ir Solons Fight Over Post WASHINGTON (UPI) — ■ oa k Southerners view s bot­ tle being foagbt ever s leg ­ islative poet here ae a pos­ sible bellwether of their fo r ­ tunes In the new Congress and The battle is a three-way race fo r assistant Senate Democratic leader, o r whip. Senators from the classic di­ visional areas — New Eng­ land, the Border country and lk « W- — — OsmIL __ asa ailtasl against each other in the struggle. A t la s t 17 of the M Demo­ cratic senators from states o f the old Confederacy are ex­ pected to support Sen. Rua••tl n Tah, , nf laniialaitA. in THE JOY of sharing was outlined in a skit featuring Jay Saucer, Ferdin­ and Jakubcin, Mark Newman and Tim Grant, left to right, in a program at St. Luke’s Christiun Day School in Slavia. (Herald Photo) GIRLS IN TIIE CHE program ut I.yman High School arc learning to m e the very latest In o ffice equipment under the direction of Mrs. Ixds Toole, co-onlinntor. Using the printing calculators and the executor dictutingtranscribing machine, on loun to the class, are Penny Vnughn. Carol Hartshorn, (front row) Chris Glenn, Shirley Davis, Peggy Durncll. COUNTY HANGER A1 Harris (center front) led a discussion meeting o f nrca firemen to plan mutual aid services and co-ordinate work o f the various departmens. With him here are Chief Paid Hates (righ t) and Mayor Owen Anstey, o f Cassell>crry; hack, Ed Zimmerman, Lake Mary; Chief Howard Willoughby, Altamonte Springs; Chief William llahn, North Orlando; Gordon Gilison, Geneva, and Chief Ken Swanson, Forest City. (Herald Photo) P tg ilO hla campaign againat Sens. John 0 . Pastor*, o f Rhode Is­ land, and A . S. (Mika) Mobronty, o f Oklahoma. It U not inconceivable that •oma o f tha Northern liberal vote might g o to Long. There tas b a n talk, fo r example, that Sen. Paul H. Douglas, of Illinois, might support the Louisiana legislator. Long, himself, is rather liberal ex­ cept on civil rights matters, and civil rights is not expectid to be a big Issue any time loon. Having most o f the South­ ern votes in the bag, Long is attempting to keep the rsc* away from a regional basis. But there are still regional angles to consider. For one, the winner will move into an Important con­ gressional leadership position which would affect the for­ tunes of his own state and region. For another, the winner will become a link In tha Dem­ ocratic leadership chain that confers weekly with the Pres­ ident. These meeting* are dif­ ficult to beat for prestige purposes. Southerners already boast two members o f the group, Rep. lisle Boggs, of Louisl•ns, the House whip, and Sen, George A. Smsthers, of Florida, chairman of the Sen­ ate Democratic conference. Long would add a third Southern voire to the small, ■elect group that also includes Speaker John W. McCormack, House Democratic Leader Ctrl Albert, of Oklahoma; Senate Democratic I, e a d e r Mike Mansfield, of Montana, and Senate President pro tempore Carl Hayden, o f Arisons. Thia inevreaaed Southern prestige could be a talking • point for Dixie Democrats in their re-election campaigns, and might go a long way tow­ ard winning hack tha South­ ern states which the Demo­ crats lost to the GOP in No­ vember. Reminder Issued On Holiday Mail By Donna Kites Longwood Poatmister Wil­ liam K. Bryant today re­ quested patrons of the city post office to park parreti solidly and reminded them that the use o f free locul and out-of-town separation bands will help move the mails more rapidly. The bunds arc avuiluhle at the post office or from most carriers. Bryant suggests that out of town packages lie mailed by Dec. 5. A tightly packed par­ cel will huve less chance of being duninged in transit, he advises and reminds that packages sent may lie shipped on the bottom o f a mail sack with heavier packages on top and improper wrapping cun result in damage to the con­ tents. To lie on the safe side, llrysnt suggests that a l l packages he insured. lie reports that poor pack­ aging and addressing, either Incorrect or illegible, are re­ sponsible for the non-delivery of some half-million parcels each year. If the return ad­ dress is incorrect or illegible, the packuge cannot lie return­ ed and is usually lost to the sender or intended recipient. Such parcels wind up in a public aurtinn held in 15 ma­ jor post offices across the na­ tion after a 1M» day period. All parcels should lie nil dressed on one side only snd should also have the address written on the inside of the package in the event the ex­ terior wrapping should come off. Bryant emphasites that lip coiling parcels and letters helps Insure against lost due to improper addressing. — 1904 Nearly Smoking Status Is. Quo WASHINGTON (NBA) - It was ih ortlj after • a. a . when Surgeon General Lather L. Terry breathlessly blurted oat those few words which TO mil* lion American smokers—many of them suspecting full well what w ai coming—desperately hoped they wouldn't bear: "Cigarette emoking is a health hazard of sufficient im ­ portance in the United States to warrant appropriata reme­ dial action." CHARLES COCKAYNE That was January It, 1964— a day since referred to by at least one cigarette manufactur­ er as "Black Saturday"— when the long • awaited much publicized report on smoking and health was released. The Intervening time has been a period of despondency DRAG KNIGHT, ‘T h e Huffleas, Puffless Drag­ followed by hope for the to­ on’* of the American Cancer Society’s education­ bacco Industry; of frenzy for By Jan* Casselberry al film, wins an easy victory over Drag Goon Charles Cockayne, night research scientists hunting for (left). In real life the struggle has not been so a " safer” cigarette; of rear patrolman of Caaaelberry for guard fighting by tobacco state one-sided. more than a year. Is running legislators; of frustration for But PHS efforts to get across American Cancer Society and against incumbent Gus Saw­ Public Health Service (PHS) to the country'* youth the American Heart Assn. Over yer for the office of town officials charged with edueat manhal in blonday’a muni­ ing the American public on message that smoking can riding these problems was the cipal elections. the dangers of smoking, and kill them have received major sticky financial situation. Two o f the changes ha of nerve-racking agony for The biggest disappointment setbacks in the past few states he would like to see smokers who hsve tried to kick to PHS officials so far has months. initiated if elected are to the hsbit. been the decision by the Fed­ First, PHS' request for $1.9 have more men on night duty eral Trade Commission (FTC) It has also been • period ot In order to have two patrol very slight change in the sta million in supplemental funds to postpone until July 1963 its cars on the road and someone tua quo. for cigarette education and re­ order requiring all cigarette in the office ami to have old­ Cigarete consumption in the search was turned down flat packs and cartons to display a er boys or mothers serve as United States has dropped by by the House of Representa­ health warning. monitors or members of a IS billion since the first ot the tives ApprupriaUons Commit­ safety patrol at all school bus year. U. S. Agriculture De tee. stops, paym ent's latest statistics Calling this action "unbeCockayne, Uvea at 270 S. show that 369 billion cigarettes Ueveable submission to pri­ Cypress Wuy and Is married. were smoked in the first nine vate economic interest," Sen. He believes that his past ex­ months of 1964, compared to Maurlne Neuberger. (D-Ore.), perience o f 10 years In law 365 billion for the same period who pointed out the dangers of enforcement well qualifies In 1963. smoking in her book "Smoke him for the Job of town But 13 billion of the 16 bll Screen" before the surgeon marshal. He served as chief lion droped occurred in the general's report was com ­ of police in Oviedo for two first three months alone, with plete, said: years, 104.1-45, under Mayor more modest declines of 1.9 "The tobacco industry itself, Joe Leinhart and again in billion in each of the next two at least in Its public utter1950. He wua a special deputy quarters o f the year. Tobacco ances, has continued piously to in Orunge County under experts speculate that many call for further research, yet Sheriff Dave Starr and a dep­ people who gave up cigarettes funds for research requested uty in Seminola under Sheriff at the first impact of the sur by the Public Health Service Hand. geon general's report are now apparently have fallen victim He la a Master Mason. returning to the habit. to Industry pressure.” PHS officials in the mean­ One expert expects that cigarette consumption during time tapped an emergency the last quarter of the year bureau fund ot $260,000 to get may even rise above 1963 con­ their programs started, award­ sumption during the same ed ten grants to support stud­ period. ies relating to cigarette smok­ Why this apparent lack of ing and its effects on health. concern by American smokers PHS scientists were initial­ toward a habit which the sur­ ly heartened when some 27 By .Maryann Miles geon general reported gave sUtes set up Interagency Forest City Community As­ them a 70 per cent higher councils to study methods of Includes Ilookcase Red, sociation will elect new of­ mortality rate than nonsmok­ smoking education. Hut many Double Dresser, I-orge of these turned out to be or­ ficers ami approve rhunges in ers? Roomy Chest, Matching The main reason appears to ganizations in name only. by-laws at next Monday's S "Some of these groups meet pm. meeting at Bear Lake be psychological. Hoxsprinst and Innerspring EASY "Smoking has always been because they have concrete Klemcntary School. Mattress. TERMS Officers, ns recommended viewe<l as a moral Issue ra­ ideas to interchange. Others by the nominating committee ther than a scientific or health just meet because their bosses EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS at the November meeting, are issue," says one IMIS scient­ tell them to." says one IMIS ist. "Y ou might say it's an specialist. John Bethea, president; Allen A good many other coun-: Forward, first vice president; honorable way of dying. "L et’ s say you eat too much cits adopted unrealistic goals Murray Long, second vice president; Mrs. Ksthcr John­ rich food You might die in (such as lo vering the smoking son. secretary ami Adolph your sleep because you’re too rate by 10 per cent In six SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT Juhl, treasurer. Directors are fat. But people would still months), others had trouble Island J a c o b s and Brian i laugh st your obesity. But co-ordinating the activities of 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0981 Rucker for district one and you're going down fighting if such member agencies as American Medical Assn., | you die of lung cancer at 45. Marlin Bozeman and Al KrenIt's kind of like dying with zer for district two. Nominations from the floor your boots on " Adds a PHS research spec­ will he accepted it Monday ialist: night's meeting and election "Mental health people sim­ will he hy ballot. ply will not treat smoking ss a priority psychological prob­ lem. If you're exploring tu­ berculosis, these barriers are easy to break down. But they think venereal disease is a more serious psychological Children are high on the health problem than smoking." Salvation Army’s Christmas IMIS scientists are not wor­ list. ried about their apparent fail­ Toys and games ara recon­ ure to convince many smoker* ditioned so that no child will to kick the habit for good. he forgotten. Parties urc nr- "W e’re just kidding ourselves rnnged for those in hospitals If we think we can lower the ami institutions. smoking rate overnight," says Send your contribution to one. "What we've got to do Is tha incidence rate the Salvation Army, P.O. Box lower among teen agers." 195(1, Sanford. Chas. Cockayne Outlines Aims As Town Marshal OF LASTING PLEASURE Forest City Group To Elect New Officers COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITE MATHER Children High On Santa's List PREPARE FOR W INTER! SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF £OLEMAN HEATING EQUIPMENT. VENT PIPE AND FITTINGS c o m i n g Specials) Skylarks, LeSabres,W ildcats. Electra 225’s and sleek R ivieras.T h e B u icks :'k s\ are rolling again . (■ sti tout local w tsoitu a auicx o u u t . Aunwnno lute* o u u a ix this u u WALL SUPPLY BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 220 N. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD. FLA322-5411 "iieadquarttfM For Sprinkler Systems" of Sanford T h e B u ic k s a r e lly Jane Casselberry DOUULE THAT OKDEK, SANTA, say six year old Teggy and Connie, twin daughters of Mr. und Mrs. Charles Howlett of Casselberry who were on hand to greet the old gent when he arrived Saturday afternoon at Semi­ nole Plaza where h e’ll be every day from 3 until 8 p.m. until Christmas. Originally set for Jan. 1, 1969, tha effective date was ) postponed at the request ot Rep. Oren Harrl*. (D-Ark.), chairman of tha House Inter­ state Commerce Committee. Harris argued that legisla­ tion might be a faster route to effective regulation than an attempt by FTC to impose its planned rule on the tobacco Industry. The FTC ruling, b* j argued, was certain to be chal­ lenged in court by tha cigar­ ette industry and the resulting litigation might be prolonged. "It was a very nice, very respectful and very subtle ar­ gument," say* one observer, "kind of like holding a gun to their heads," FTC’s postponement had tha effect of leaving the final legls !.■ lative decision in the hands of Harris' committee, where to­ bacco state representatives are numerous. But PHS officials — openly admitting that their efforts In dealing with Congress this year were "hastily organized and unprofessioaiUy handled" —have high hopes for 1969. In the meantime, they point to two recent developments: —A report by two scientists of Arthur D. Little, Inc., an in­ dependent research organiza­ tion, that activated charcoal filters may be removing soma potentially harmful substances from cigarette smoke. By Tea Nataa Study Group To Meet Orange County psychologist George Zimmerman will speak Thursday at 9:30 a.m. for • study group on testing and grouping and sponsored by the South Seminole Elemen­ tary School CTP. The group will meet at tha home of tha chairman, Mrs. Ann May at toil) SK 436 near Howell Creek. Zimmerman is a former su­ perintendent o f special edu­ cation and a former school teacher and principal. YearSince 'Black Saturday^ :_ boi w. First st. .m i ix ■urnu monos tot nw xtwr-cas soere �f Seminole County * * * * on the S t John! River > * * * * Zip Code 32771 ‘The Nile o f America** f'J AA t ) WEATHER: Cioudy and wanner Thursday: occasional showers; high near 68; low* tonight 42-48. VOL. 66 \ e i O United Press Leased Wire Established 4908 WED., DECEMBER 2. 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 334 c * W » don't know whether ho was saying it with sarcasm or whether ho was hoping tho port terminal will eventually become a reality, but the other day wo heard a man re­ fer to Sanford as "Orlando's gateway to tho sea.” • • • Cold, Snow Slam Midwest Why haven't some o f Sanfonl'a so-called leadora jump­ ed at that suggestion o f a big Christmas tree on the mols where the bandshel! used to beT Use your imagination: You are crossing tho bridge on M over tho St- Johns at night and look across Lake Monroe to see thia big tree. Whet a picture I DeBary al­ ways wins a lot o f comment with Its floating Christmas tree in the middle o f Lako Mario. e e • Seminole County may bo little but it's mighty, accord­ ing to this information passed on by Wilbur H. Arp, County ASC office, to the Lions Club: Seminole ranks fourth in the state with value o f vegetables for sale, fifth in tangerine production, 11th in orange production, and beef, dairy and poultry combined add $1.7 millions annually to the county’s economy. Thera are 800 farms in this county, e e e Wo saw that Navy bicyclist pedaling on U. S. 17-92 to­ ward the Sanford Naval Air Station again the other morn­ ing. This time he was Just a few yards north o f the Sem­ inole Boulevard intersection. We'd rcslly like to know how far he rides each day. e e e The strangest Information sometimes develops f r o m classified ads in Tho Herald. Frinstance now an ad asks for a bass fiddle. The 'phone number looked familiar. Turn­ ed out it's The Herald's staff photographer, Bill Vincent Jr., who plays the bass fiddle la a dance ^orchestra. With hie newspaper work, his farming, bis National Guard, his photo sideline work, his fishing and huntlag. when does he find time to play the fiddle? • • • Memo to the Clock from Carroll Burke: He your query on the Christmas Seal postal marking being Orlando, rather than Sanford. It's an econom** move. If each of the six coin.tics in the Central Florida Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, Inc., had a mailing permit, it would cost $lK>-or $30 per county. Having one, we save $130. The six counties banding together to drive against TB are Lake, Marion, O r a n g e , Osceola, Seminole and Sumter. ‘Signs' Appear At Ybor City TAMPA (U PI) — “ Viva Fidel" and "Death LBJ” were smeared on aeveral buildings in Tampa's Latin Quarter, in­ cluding a church. The anti-Johnson and proCastro crude signs were done with red paint. They included seven hammer and tickle signs scribbled on tha front of Our Lady of Perpetual H e l p Church. One of the buildings defac­ ed was that of the Spanish daily newspaper Traducion • Prensa. Managing editor Pedro Ra­ mirez Moya said the paper has received numerous threat­ ening letter* in the past be­ cause of ita strong stand against th# Cuban Communist dictator. California HeafWave Is Broken Wentworth Unseats Mayor Al Lormann By United Pres* A new bitterly cold, snow la­ den storm slammed into the Midwest today. It came on the heels of a blizzard that slug­ ged the East with 30 mile an hour winds and 20 inches of snow. Hatirdous driving warnings were out for Iowa, Kansas, Ne­ braska and Wyoming. Chicago exprusways were glassy and allck. Nine inches o f snow already had fallen at Miles City, Mont. The heavy snow was expected to fail in Nebraska and Kansas and spill over into Colorado and Wyoming. The three-day record-setting heat wave in Southern Cali­ DAVID WENTWORTH fornia was over. After read­ ings in the 80s earlier In the week, the mercury rose to only fll at Los Angeles Tuts day and was expected to go no higher today. Nearly one inch of rain fell at Crescent City, Calif., early today. Hurricane-force winds creat­ ed 60 foot waves in the Atlan­ tic and seven ships floundered about Tuesday off Nova Sco­ tia. The 30 mile an hour winds lashed Maine, and the 20 inches of snow piled up at Eaatport, Maine. The temperature was expect ed to drop below freezing again early today in Florida. Citrus growers welcomed f . . oKlkKUM what was called "a good cold PERCY WHITE spell." They said the vegatable crops already were har­ By Donna Eatet vested and the cold would Longwood voters 3!onday put color in the state's multiwent to the polls in a record million dollar citrus crop. turnout to elect political new­ comer David R. Wentworth as mayor by a count of 360 votes over 2to for incumbent A. R. Lormann who has served three terms in the office. In the race for the two BOMBAY, India (UPI) — open seats on city council, R. Pope Paul VI arrived in pre­ C. Carlson, incumbent, re­ dominantly Hindu India today ai "a pilgrim of peace," ceived 289 votes to return to Cheer* by an airport crowd office with I'ercy White tak­ of 30,000 all but drowned out ing the remaining seat by a tha engines o f hia jetliner. vote of 237. Other council can­ Units o f an army o f 15,000 didates and their vote were guards atsigntd to protect the Jim Reiter, 214; Donald pontiff had to keep the crowd Smith, 183; William Baumfrom surging up to the big plane when it landed on the hoiscr, 141 and Jerry Riley, Pope’s historic flight from 109. Mrs Onnie R. Shomate was Rom*. re-elected city clerk by a It wsa the longest journey landslide 488 votes to Mrs. B. ever made by • pontiff. Threatened demonstrations it. (iray's 133 and Hoy Shoby militant Hindu organiza­ mate was re-elected tax col­ tions opposed to th* Pope's lector by 162 over B. R. Grays 136. visit failed to matarialize. Total votes cast of the 880 Soma Hindus regard tho Pope's trip aa a mission of registered numbered 633 In­ cluding the 26 absentee bal­ conversion. lots counted at the 8 a m. meeting today of the canvas­ sing board. R. C. CARLSON Open Your Heart, Seminole Asked By Dottle Austin Apparently snubbed by the Sanford Merchant! Associa­ tion, whose president—B. L. WASHINGTON (U PI)—FBI : Perkins Jr.— said today* It was Director J. Edgar Hoover ex­ not intended — member* of pect* arrests shortly in con­ a South Sanford group of By Jaliaa Stenstrom Gifts of $1 each were re­ H. Weber, C. Fox, Mr. Horn, nection with the summer slay­ buslnasa man and women ceived from Cy W’uland, T. Sir. Sturphy, M n . Lamplnen, ing of three civil rights work­ Tuesday night decided to Associate Editor Black, SI. Mcllo, B. Croasdale, Sirs. Kerfoot, Mr. Bestoub, R, ers in Mississippi, according form their own organization. Seminole County's United SI. E. Dorsey, W'. Henderson, Beccard, Mrs. T . J. Woodall, The name of the new group, to Rev. Martin Luther King. Fund campaign to raise $10,- B. Dennis, J. F. Story, Henry Sirs. R. Millet, J. Raulerson, carefully chosen for its mean­ ing, will be "Sanford Pro­ ouo was richer today by Heln, D. R. Smith, S. Stone, Ralph Magin, E. F. Plepi, gressive Business Associa­ 3419 38 — the total amount of Lll's Beauty Shop, Arnie Ja­ Kenneth Rice, H. M. Craig, PITSBURGH (UPI) - The contributions received yester­ cobs, Volie Hamit, Priscella Lewis Bartunek, WUIle Mc­ tion.’* United Steelworkers u n i o n day by the local organization. Hodges, Harriet Fore, Lucille Queen and G. P. Loss. George Mills was elected (USW), embroiled in its first The $4(9.36, added to the Jacob, Josie Prevail, G. Haig, Several miscellaneous gifts major internal power struggle, temporary president o f the previous total of $29,170, I. B. Smith, T. A. Ratliff, H. added another $3.11. group, with Mr*. Ernestine today began drafting contract temporary brought the amount of cam­ demands It will make soon in Yentach named secratary and Mr*. Lorrain* paign contribution! and pledg­ the nation's booming basic es to $29.619 36 and if more Selvlch a* treasurer. steel industry. The group has set Jan. 12 Seminole County residents will as the date of a formal or­ open their hearts and match it with their pocketbooks the WASHINGTON (UPI) - ganizational meeting. drive should reach the 73 per Members o f th* board of Labor Secretary W. Willard cent m ark -or $30,000—some­ Wirtz met again today with directors o f tha Sanford Mer­ time this afternoon. chants Association had l>ecn union representatives In an Ernest Lundberg, for ttm The largest single gift re­ extended an invitation, both effort to close the gap in a past four and a half y e a n as­ ceived yesterday by Chairman verbally and through The wage dispute which h a a sistant c o u n t y agriculture Troy Ray and his campaign threatened a nationwide rail­ Herald news stories, to attend agent, Is resigning hU post committee was a $100 contri­ Turaday night's meeting to road strike. to accept one with the Minute work out plans for “ unity bution l>y Sam Traylor of Chu.Maid Grove Corporation la Ft. 1u«>t a. The second largest and co-operution.” Pierce. came from the legal firm of However, the only person WASHINGTON (UPI) Lundberg aaid this morning Hutchison and Lcfiler, Sanford present outside the South President Johnson, using a he will be assigned to tha Re* attorneys. It was for $30. historic gold • plated spade, |Sanford business group and search Division starting Jan* Thirty four members of the J members o f the press was broke ground on the banks of 1. Crooms High School faculty the Potomac today for the $31 |City Manager W. E. Knowles The county agent aaid hia jointly contributed $187 20. who extended “ full co-opera­ million cultural center named resignation will be effective Contributions or pledges fur his predecessor, John F. tion" from the city to civic Dec. 31. may be taken to 303 Sanford 1endeavors of tha group. Kennedy. Lundberg came h e n ir o n s . AUantic National Bank Bldg., Mills and other members of Orlindo where^>e worked with *»|* grt?ip e- 'Jhaalied that or i;* l'e \ to <?. O. Ho* 303. the Jackson Grain Company v\edge* can lie membership in the new or- Sanford. whose main office ia in TamIgahizatfnn "is open to any phoned to 223-0333. In addition to Traylor's gift ! progressive business man or j women In the city." At the and that of Hutchison and January meeting officers, and Lefflrr, a 313 gift was made hoard o f dirretofs ,«fir| be |by It. L. Douglas. Gifts of 310 E R N IE L U N D H K R G Two Sanford Naval Air named and dues sfyuctiire out- were made by Spier's Atlantic Station men are in county jail Ilined. * Service, F. M. Martin, Kath­ 't£ on two charges of possessing T in f group I* going ahbad erine Holly, Angie B. Douglas, stolen property following their on pluns for Christimis dec­ John Lawson Jr., Evelyn O. arrest Tuesday by Constable orations, civic heuntiflcatinn Anderson and G. It. Houldin. Will the death penalty b « (iiit.i of 33 each were re­ It. K. Carroll and City Patrol- and b u s i n r s a promotions. abolished in Florida man Charles Fagan. Plans to erect a Christmas ceived from E. L. BlackHalford Prison’s death row The two are identified vs tree and a huge billboard type shcarc, L. Brown, I. Smith, is watching this carefully and Bruce R. Mundy, of VAH -l, "Christmas card" will be |Joelia Singleton, Zonnie T. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - a recommendation could com# and James K. Stohl, of VAII- completed this week, Mrs. Davis, C. E. Boyer Jr., S. L. The strike bound Florida East out o( an interim legisiatlvn 3. Mona Bridges chairman of Itefoe, Grace Strauss, Chu- Coast Railway testified in fed- committee meeting today in Carroll und Fagan suid the decorations committee 1luota Grill, Mrs. Juanita Har­ Tallahassee. they recovered u large cache said. The group also discuss­ old, Mablc J. Hurston, K. U. cral court that new machines Attending it are two Semin­ of items stolen fioiti store* in ed plans to order extensive Sandder, Mrs. D. F. Hum­ and procedures have elimi­ ole County legislators. Sen. Daytona Beach and Orlando. Yule decoration* for next sea­ phrey. J. E. Fair, E. C. Wil­ nated the need for at least Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and son, Katheryn J. Thornton, L. 317 union workers slnrc the Rep. Joo Davis. Included were a variety of son early in t965. small television sett and ra­ In a statement released to R. Crawford, Inez Smiley, walkout began in January, The committee was formed dios valued at (971.30 taken ) The Herald at noon today, Ethel Mae Smith, Alice Per- 1963. to hold hearings in key citlea I kins, Helen Harris, liable I The railway defended itself throughout the state during from the Dunn Brothers atore Perkins said: in Daytona Bca'-h and tele"I regret th* apparent 1McClain, Robert Fudge, Sirs. j in a case before Federal the past several months as it evisinn set* * n d phono- feeling creuted by lack of E. J. Eubanks, E. S. Tn».*ie, Judge Bryan Simpson in sought the advice and opin* graphs valued at $H.\N.I9 tak­ representation at the dinner J. F. Rodgers, A. Johnston, I which II striking nonoperat­ ions of law enforcement offl. en from Cluude H. Wolfe Inc. meeting of the merchants of J. Slennig and K. W. Richard ; ing union* are seeking to ccrs, the clergy, attorneys and |son. of Orlando, South Sunford last night. have pre-strike pay und work any other interested group o f Stewart Baker contributed rules reinstated by the rail­ citizens. Police also said the two men "The date of the meeting are involved in the thaft of completely escaped me, du* to 34 while T. L. Johnson and road. One such meeting was held a 1961 Daytona Beach car several nightly civic meetings Lizzie M. Lamb each gave 33. | The FEC sought permission several months ago in Orange contributions > valued at $2,600 and auto- scheduled during tho past Two d o l l a r for certain deviations from |County, came from Mr. Shape, Mrs, the roritraet provisions be­ mobile parts valued at about week and I humbly apologize Death row inmates In Ral« to this very fine business Abell, D. Wetheringlon, U. cause it has loo few personnel ' ford are watching the proceed$ 2 0 0 . Gutliars, D. It. Green. Rice’s j to comply with all of them. 1mgs with kern interest The electronic equipment group from tha southern purt Phillips 66, Herbert Seymour was found in Seminole and of the city for any embar­ and Nolan Fore. A 31.20 gift Orange County pawn shops, rassment we may have caused came from Richard Brook*. police added. The car and au­ them. “ All of the downtown mer­ to parti were stored at a local chants with whom I have had garage. The two Navy mrn are be­ tha opportunity to talk are ing held in the county Ju.l most cuger to offer their in lieu of 81.oo*i bond on each complete co-operation unci un­ ity to develop art over-all churge. John Krider, manager of Constable Carroll late this Sunford merchant*' group." Perkins also stated that he the Seminole County Chamber morning said he had a signed of Commerce and chairman of confession from Stohl, 19, in would start immediately to romhinrd the St. Johns-lndian River Ca­ which he admitted theft of arrange another nal District, will address a two rars, one from Orlando meeting to work out liny feelmeeting of the Miami-Dade and tha other from Daytona ing o f disunity between the County Chamber of Commerce two groups. Beach. Thursday morning in 3!iami. Bruce Mundy, 20, denies Krider'* topic will be "A knowledge of th* thefts, CarOne Hundred Year Dream." roll added. and will deal with progress to date by the district on the proposed canal. niw esg Ernie Lundberg Takes New Post Talks Continue Cultural Center aONNIH SHOMATE 2 Sailors Face Theft Charges • ROY SHOM ATE Awards Luncheon Slated By UF An award* luncheon is plan ned for Friday noon at the Trade winds Cafeteria, Cassel­ berry, by the United Fund o( Seminole County. No reservation is needed for the Dutch treat luncheon, UK officials say, and they »ug jest UF workers bring their husband or wife. 'Death Row' FEC Holds Jobs Eyes Parley Are Eliminated Krider To Speak To Miami C Of C Millionaire Beck Wins Freedom READ O UR A D S WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Johnson administration today directed new attention to evi­ dence of increased Communist Infiltration into South Viet Nam and Laos. TEMPORARY OFFICERS named to head the newly formed Sanfordv Propressive Business Association nre shown. Front left nre Mrs. Lormine Selvlch, treasurer; George Milis, president, and Mrs. Ernestine Ycntsch, secretary. Election of officers has been set for Jun. 12. Power Struggle OKEECHOBEE (UPI) Residents along the northeast shore of giant Lake Okeecho­ bee are due for $13 million worth of protection from high water. Plans were unveiled Tues­ day for completion of the big levee around the lake which was started after an estimat­ ed 2,4u0 peraona perished in a 1928 hurricane disaster. The northeast section of the lake is tho only section not now enclosed by a levee. SEATTLE (UPI) — Million­ aire Dave Beck, once an ex­ ample of the American ragsto-riches hero, looked forward I today to Dec. 11 when he will |become a free man again. I That’a the day he will leave McNeil Island federal prison iln Puget Sound after aerving 'half of a five-year term for helping prepare a false infer, (nation return for a union |agency. Red Infiltration Merchants Form South City Group Arrests Expected 'Peace Pilgrim’ Lands In India $13 Million Job For Okeechobee W W A • •• % Reds Overrun District Capital FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION pre­ sented this plaque to the Sunford Pilot Club for its outstanding service and assistance on behalf o f the state-wide safety campaiifn. Mrs. Kloise Collins, the club's safety chairman, dis­ plays the plaque for the photographer. N E W CAR FINANCING C Of C Directors Meet Tuesday Directors of the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce, including those recent­ SAIGON, South Viet N'am ly elected, will meet at 7:30 (UPI)—In a lightning pre­ Tuesday night in the Cham­ dawn strike, Communist Viet ber of Commerce building for Cong guerrillas swarmed from |the purpose of electing offic­ the mountain jungles north­ ers for 1963. Karlyle Housholder, current east of here and overran a president, said that the direc­ major district capital. The target was Thien Giao, torate will also handle anv a key railway town 101 miles other busineta which may northeast of here. come before th* group. Typhoid Outbreak LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ go (UPI)—A potentially ser­ ious outbreak of typhoid fever in Stanleyville complicated the | Congolese civil war today. Voice, Too? LONDON (U PI) — Beatie Ringo Starr lost his tonsils today. J ruMNemg RATt Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold, or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611. FLORIDA STATE B A N K Member F.D.I.C. �m LYKES BUDGET SLICED BACON i u. S Convenient Loentionn: 1100 W. 18th. 8t. 4th. St. 4k Sanford A rt. LIMIT 1 PLEASE PORK OR BEET m NECK BONES OR LIVER u 19* PIGFin fru fs n d f BEEF SCOTT TOILET TISSUE 404 CT. MARCAL FACIAL TISSUE ROLLS OUR TRU TENDR BEEF IS HAND PICKED BY EXPERTS — FOR FLAVOR AND TENDERNESSSHIPPED DIRECT FROM FORT WORTH T E X A S WE GUARANTEE ITS TASTY AND TENDER OR YOUR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED! LEAN TENDER CHUCK 1S ___ ___ ROAST u>39<;: ROAST lb. 49< ™ ROAST lb49*-" STEW i>59' “ HOT DOC BUNS 19 STEAKS l>49' BEET 3 l.s M°° FRENCH FRIES 2 -19 STEAK * At BONELESS OVEN _____ IIOUNU BONE HIIOULDKK _ BONELESS ALL MEAT FILLSBURY REG. OR BUTTERMILK PANCAKE MIX PKG. OF 8 — EVERFRESH 1 L a BOX SHOWBOAT PORK w BEANS E 19 FRESH 100% PURE GROUND ^ T-BONE FULL CUT HOUND SAVE ^ A ^ MR. **G“ • OZ. PKG. S J VLB. I D E 0 R M0BE SAVE SAVE BEEF BY THE H A LF.................... FRONT QTR. lb. 4Je OR QUARTER FOR YOUR FREEZER........................... HIND QTR. lb. ||c CUT & WRAPPED FREE.............. »/2 BEEF lb. (g c FRESH CRISP HEAD LETTUCE - 19 i �i* *' — - I f •5s fu fa r l Ifr tH 4: h i Wed. Dee. 2, *64—Pag* 3 9 > ' T j r c s t o n * Gift . *1. ■ vj'it S p e c ta c u la r .A • •• iS o u v is KNIT AND STITCH Club members donated nn offering o f $20 to Sunland Hospital toward purchase o f an electric wheel chair for a teenage girl who was crippled in an automobile accident. This group also makes quilts and scrup books fo r the children. Shown are, from left, Lucy CarlEon. Myrtle Moon, Junet Schwcrdt, Alberta Bnrtunek, Wilma Willard, Katherine Lawrence, Ida Pylkham, Florence Boulden and, seated, Ida Lampinen and Marion Van Warmer. M il F or MerriestChristens Ever! Super Sports BICYCLE^ Dazzling flamboyant gold finished sports model with popular hi-riser handleKvm and "banana" saddle. Chroma rima and mud guards, ltendix brake* and Firestone 20-inch tiro*, loy's or Girl's Model NO MONEY DOWN $ *5 0 9 9 fir ttto n # "500" Bicycle that's loaded with extras and has Bashing chroma fenders, ritns, handlebar* and h e a d 1 ig h t a. Choice o f 24* or 26* aizeo. Deluxe Velocipedes1 9 A ll 1-114 12-inch NO MONEY DOWN 199 WAGON Dig red, bnll-bcaring cruiser wagon with large 10-inch wheel* Dugged t/J* tubular steel frame and two-coat cherry-red finish, built to last 10-inch 1 f r 95 CHARI.ES DETHEL, market supervisor for the Tip Top Supermarkets, and Joe Gazil, owner, announce a new six-week snles promotion on Swift's Tru Tcndr Beef. "This beef is shipped to us from Fort Worth, Tex., and is excellent,” says Gazil. “ We’re fortunate to hnve Swift & Company, the world’s largest meat packers, working with us in this drive. W e’ ll o ffe r the best cuts ut tremendous savings, and guarantee their flavor and tenderness." Big Red For the little'Toddler' A deluxe model H 95 18-inch 1395 S-C-4* *C370,371, 37J For tho 'Man of the H ouse"^V n'.'W Do your Chrbtmas shopping on f l r t t f O I t t 44-Piece Power Tool Kit "j U H i-C H A R G EHO rw — — “ ♦"* I MONEYB0WH...Tlh m onths to Amount Charged THESE HAPPY YOUNGSTERS all nre members o f the "Good News Club" o f Chuluota which meets each Wednesday at the home o f Mrs. A rglc Christlieb o f Third Court. Shown with the group is David Wall o f New Tribes Mission in Oviedo who, uiong with many other adults, helps instruct the children how to become better Christians. 7 t 33* Monthly Payment *50.00 75.00 0 5 .0 0 150.00 250.00 30 0 .0 0 \ Fun ifoublo a s .o o 7.00 0.00 10.00 13.00 18.00 Includes powerful 2 speed Vi* drill, 13-piocti hit net, screwdriver and many more nccranoric* $ 1 9 9 9 HO MONEY DOWN * Single Control $ < 1 4 9 9 NO M O N EY DOWN rnilrrwnml Portaliln Typewriter rin . Tnt * 5 9 .9 5 Vnioa 4.98 Boiler Skates flKllM I «•in •<*•••• I . W Dominion Hair Dryer 12-98 Philco Tran.Ulor Radios Cleaner 33.55 Dctvclo ftalhroom Scales 0.95 riaatle Garbage Can 2*85 Philco All New r i N d o n t 1 CHRISTMAS ALBUM Volume 3 from 12*95 Pirrntone (A llah’*) Vacuum CASSELBERRY OFFICIALS join with the town’s Board o f Aldermen in "pu rgin g" the registration Insiks in preparation for Monday’s municipal election. Shown (from left) nru Supervisor o f Registration and Town Clerk Mrs. Mary Hawthorne, Town Attorney Kenneth W. McIntosh and Deputy Registrar Mrs. Eleanor 3torrs, (Herald Photo) Inti sizn with fitted Jt’ comers 11nd lighted control. W green, pink or beige. $ 1 1 9 9 r w * 7 **■ • ♦ v- Automatic Electric Blanket *0-130131 ' Long-playing 12-inch album in stereo or hi-fi fivituring outstanding Christmas music by a host oif Binging gn u (a. A "Most Welcome Sunbeam Portable Mixer Fenlures thumb-lip speed control, U-.itrr ejector and built ill mixing chart. Elegant styling. M CSJ Compare at 13.98 and 4.9S * 1 0 88 Color TV from 399.93 Bagpipe Music? EDINBURG. Scotland (UPI) — The Univeriity Highland Society has written a letter to Soviet party chief Leonid Brezhnev to learn whether he aharea hu predeevstor'a Khru ah die v opinion of bagpipe mu­ sic as "the walling* of some strange animal.” O u r — G in g e r A le b u ild s FRIDAY NIGHT MUMS IN BLOOM Grapeville Nursery 2321 G rapeville A t l 322-08S4 Lawn Spraying r e p u ta tio n s . (Yours and ours.) T IL L r [C A N A D A ^ rroR Y Safarrfay* TM 0 �I / «W Iw fw l fm tl P tft* 4 -W e d . P pc. 2, **4 Shea Platform Wins Support Of Others D E L M O N T E D O U A R DAYS By turn CM M lbm y Casselberry candidates Car* tls Blow for mayor and Blynn H. (Skip) Reiker and Donald E. Moanta for the board o f aldermen today Joined Darwin Shea In aupport o f a aevtnpoint platform aa bails for their campaign* In Monday'a municipal election*. Shea's atatement announc­ QUANTITY RIGHTS nOUlAK 274 . . DtL MONTE FRUIT . ing hia candidacy for one of the three poet* open on the board, aa printed In Monday's Herald, llated aa the No. 1 item in the four-man agree­ ment the fight to atop Sun­ day aalea of alcoholic bever­ age* in tha town. Other points are to pro­ vide adequate and proper rec­ reation facilities; tha licens­ ing and bonding of contract­ ors to protect local residents; improvement of roads; en­ forcement of safety laws; a monthly financial status re­ port by the town to keep the people informed and appoint­ ment of a committee to de­ velop a new town charter. Blow, 44 years old native o f Georgia, ha* lived In Flor ida for the peat 21 years and in Casselberry for four year*. He and wife, Rosa, live on Lake Ellen Drive and are par ents of two children, one a student of the Citadel and the other residing in Montlcello, He la a past master o f Mas ona, a Shrinar, an Elk and past president o f tha Caasal berry Liona Club. He is a Baptist Reiker is 34 years old, lives at 146 Northmoore Road with wife, Shirley, and they have two daughters, Bonnie and Becky, who are students at South Seminole Junior High School, and a son, Rusty, a first grader at South Semi­ nole Elementary. lie ha* lived In Central Florida for 14 yrnra and came to Casselberry three year* ago. lie is a m«ml>er o f tha Methodist M«'n’s Club and of the Official Itonrd of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church which he ha* served as treasurer. Mounts has lived In Cassel­ berry for one year, is married and the father o f two children and lives on Queen's Mirror Circle. He I* a number of the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church and of the Cas­ selberry I.Iona Club. Peaches . . . Cocktail SPINACH Tomatoes . . 8 j~ 1 June Peas. . BEANS Cut Com. . . 5 £ l Gr. Limas . . Catsup__ 6 DRINK Prunes . . . . 4 'iM jllo n ti' . . REGULAR 234 . . O IL MONTE STEWED REGULAR 2/204 REGULAR 234 . . DCL MONTE EARLY DONALD MOUNTS Mayonnaise Kotex 3 1. Fancy Rke 3 u,*» 3 9 ’ Cake Mix 4 1# Raisin Bread 23’ Pound Cake. . »•«. 2 9 ’ Quart REGULAR 2 /0 * 4 . - SANITARY NAPKINS • • ^ 12-ct. Pkg. • REG. 454 . . DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN REGULAR 294 . . DIXIE DARLING 19-ox. Pkgv REGULAR 294 . . DIXIE DARLING 16-oz. Loaf REGULAR 3 9 * . . DIXIE DARLING D. II. R E IK E R REGULAR 294 . . DEL MONTE REGULAR 214 . . DEL M O NTI REGULAR 3 /1 1 . PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT REGULAR 334 . . O IL M O N TI LARGE 4 6 ^ .^ Cant 4^1 4 £ 1 5 sl 1 5 6 4 *1 1 3~ 1 •mw-tltis STSSSBi GRIIN BEANS CUT CORN BUCKEYES BUTTER BEANS MIX VEGETABLES BABY LIMAS Cant 303 Cant *1 | 303 Coni M S REGULAR 2 /3 9 4 . . DEL M O NTI CS OR WK REGULAR 274 CUT GREEN RCGULAA 53g . . DEEP SOUTH RESERVED PRICES GOOO THRU DECEMBER STM 1 Regular 75# CREST ' TOOTH PASTI j 53' | re T h e n W IN N * Saves ] Ik H a M O N a a a a M a e e e a i CIJUTIS III.OW Longwood Club To See Program On Home Color Smoked H A M S EITHER HALF OR WHOLE Citizens Thank Rally Workers lly Donna Kales Elides showing variations of color In the home will be view ed at the regular meeting of By Donna Estes tlie I. o n g w o o d Extension Frank Fos, spokesman for Homemakers Club to t>« held a citizen* group whirh spon­ at 10 a.m. Thursday In th* sored a political street rally Civic I.cogue Building on held in I,ongwood last Friday Church Street. night, has expressed apprec­ Mrs. Felix Meg*, president, iation to Bill Tanner, the city will conduct the meeting and police and the fire department tins Issued an invitation to for their assistance. nil Interested women in the Fos particularly prnised area to attend. Tanner, who aerved as modServing us hostesses will b* orator for the rally, for the Mrs. Frances Sctje assisted excellent manner in which hn by Mrs. Mnry llurtley. Miss conducted the event. Flood Dorothy Heath, Mrs. Myron lights and loud spenklnc Jacobs, Mra. Ih-tay McCory equipment belonging to tho and Mrs. Henrietta Doebner. fire department under their supervision and Police Chief Claude I.ayo, Patrolman Von Brnhnxon and memliers o f tinPolice Itexerve were on hand to aid the group. "Servanta of all" is Coffee and cupcakes were phrase coined many years ago baked and aerved the approx­ to describe the work of the imate tho persons attending compassionate Salvation Ar­ by Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Orlund my. Funds collected at Christ, Fox, Mrs. Hill Dearolph, Mrs. Percy White, Mr*. Charles mns time help tho needy in Ssmmett, Mrs. John Kennedy, this community regardless of Mr*. Tracy Estes, Mrs, Jer­ race, creed or nationality. ry Riley, Mr*. Clarence Sch- Send your contributions to uett and Mrs. Jo* William­ the Salvation Army, I'.O. Ho* son. 1950, Sanford. SUPERBRAND GRADE " A " FLA. ALL WHITE FRESH LARGE NAIUBALL7 TENDER W-D BRAND CHUCK Roast R i b s 38' Beef 5 ■^ ” Li. W-D BRAND . . BEEP SHORT ‘Servants Of All* Describes Work 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON 424 . . GROUND Dot. TO#_VALU4 STAMPS owe m ho tmti •* •«* Miieta Parch TOR VAUJI STAMPS two Met. t•brow Wisnsr* eooe THAU OtClMDB* • *9 msvna*M All tooe Thau occimiir $ *w*— iwe TO^VALUilYAMW TOAVALUI IT AMPS oa«« t COUNT ■vNoaa « 14111 Sandwiches __C T R A . s *••*. (com war.i cooe euia chopped Sirloin Steaks e o e e tmnu o «c e «a «* • trtstvs«s.«H BiS TOf^VAUNnAMFS POUR • 08. CAM# rtMiia vaa« ton Apple Juke •MS IMU SICIMIt* • St* eeoe tmnv o«c•**•*<• • o * OSPP a w i S M * «• TOPVAUM STAMPS •Mi Die Pit. • • Tea8*4 loam Ground Boot eoee thru oicimur § 4 »H s V fS O — # 1 1 TheSmart Place ToGo.. For Good Things ToEat fre n c h A v # . & 2 3 tn T 4U0 £ , First SU Psissalto A ta. A Highway W YftUeSTAM PS •MS a u n s . snacaiM- l o o . P i* Bora •••• maw i k i . m i • mmm * — �A - u . ft •I Record Christmas Mail Anticipated Here ■f 9bt • in fo rh Cfraltk Wed. Dec. 2, ’64— IV j : 'Bagman' Tells Of Many Favors In Baker Case Postmaster Cecil* Heard ported that public co-operareported today that tha Post tion is one important reason Offlea Department Is confi­ that post offices around the dently predicting the volume country are able to handle o f mail daring this year's Christmas rush will hit a this huge mountain o f mail in such a short period. tecord high. “ Without the assistance o f “ Actually," she said, -it's the public, we'd he in a jam,” an easy prediction because mail volume has been rising at a rata of nearly three per cent a year for the past sev­ eral years and this is most strongly reflected around the holiday season." Well over 12 billion pieces o f Incoming and outgoing mail ar* expected to move ; through tha system during December—with about 10 per cent of the year’s mail m o v -' ing In less than three weeka. The Sanford postmaster re- (the continued. “ People wholast week before Christmas." i handle the mail* faster be- j chance It haa t » make con‘ hop early and get their cards j In addition to early mail- cause o f a new distribution ' nections with outgoing trains, and parcels into the mails ing, the postmaster had sev-j set-up. ZIP code also helps planet and truck*, |early make It possible for the' eral other auggestion* which clerks to Identify receiving1 It was also learned that , holiday mail to be delivered j will help the hard-working post offices when addresses the local post office haa an {on time. Imagine what it postal employes move this are hard to read. During this nmple supply o f the new time of the year, the faster Christmas stamps to brighten would be like if we were to I avalanche o f mail. 1get ail the holiday mails the I Use ZIP codes which help mail is processed tha better up envelope* and parcels. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! •» ' i. > i ON 100 IIK A N D S FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE O P E N D A IL Y — 9 A . M. - 6:15 P. M. 110 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VAF.UE STAMPS START y0UR CHRISTMAS S A V IN G H E R E Earle T. Loucks Succumbs At 75 DON KKYNOLDS WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Senate rule* committee'* wide-ranging Bobby Baker in­ vestigation turned today to • 1,500 payment received by • former congressional employe from self-styled “ bagman" Don B. Reynolds. The committee planned to summon William N. McLeod, former chief clerk to the House District o f Columbia committee, f o r questioning about the $1,500 he got from Reynolds. Reynolds, an insurance man from suburhun Silver Spring, M d, told the committee he paid the money for the "many favors" McLeod had dona for hint. These included helping shepherd through Congress in 1000 a bill authorising con­ struction of the $17 million D. C. Stadium. Reynold* said he was the “ b a g in a n " for Democratic party payoffs in 1900, includ­ ing $15,000 for the campaign chest of then Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson. lie said he served as the go-between in funneling up to $.'15,000 in alleged kicklmrk« from the D. C Stadium contract to polities! campaign chest and to individuals, one o f whom was Baker. Funeral Notices M i l I K * . C \V T. K%VtLK T — Kunaral •prvlrea (o r Karl* T. feourka, IT. H. Army Hpilrpil, 7J, w h o *llo.| toda y, will h i h*M at lo-.j o «. m. Friday at flrUaon Fnnarul Horn** with liar. O rovar C. 8 « w « l l Jr. o f Flrat Prtlb)Pt*r« Un Church. B in f o n i, o f f i c i a t ­ ing llu r lil « i l ) ha In tha Leturk* family plot In Ev«r< *rr**n O m p t t r j r , Hanford. It Is ra<juaata#| that NO F LO W * KIM ba given fo r thia fun* •r »1. Capt. Earle T. Loucks, U. S. Regular Army Retired, 75, 717 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford, died at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal Dec. 2. He was born In Dunedin and lived in Sanford aince 1929. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of San­ ford. He was graduated from Yale with the class of 1912. He was formerly a Blue Lodge Mason in Oswrcgo, N. Y.. and formerly a Royal Arch Mason in Sanford. For his aervice in World War I (in the A.E.F. in France), he received live medata including the Silver Star, The Purple Heart, and the Conspicuous Service Cross of the state of New York. He was retired from regular U. S. army because of disability in 1929, alter 13 years of service with regular army. He joined the American Legion in No­ vember, 1919, when the Leg­ ions' Headquarters was in St. Louis, and while in Post No. 53 Sanford, he was Historian for IS years. Department Ex­ ecutive Committeeman f o r two years and District Dele­ gate to Legion National con­ ventions in Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Miami. He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret G. Loucks, Sanford. jm P rice * "mirTOILET TISSUE ROLLS ABC Hack Set IS Fleece 66' Checker Set Fan Fir All at Q fin k ov Yttnaral II..m# with Ttav. II. II. (Jrlf* fin o f KIdar Mprlnga liaptlat Church of fici ating , liurfal will ha In Oaklaw n M am orlal Park. .Sanford. 66' LIMIT I PACK 66' o rE N MON. THRU SAT. 9 a.m. to 10 p .». OPEN SUN. II a m. to 8 p.m. _ S: U NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — P it. 322-827* ■88 Chiclet Dlspen ties Fink 66 Flint ly Number C f i c Oil Flint Set 0 0 01 lee Csmbit Medic Or. Kit 66' MAITLAND O H , BOY BOX OF II ORNAMENTS iv r SIZE 4 5 * VALUE d kotex O Q BOX OF 12 M i V AIL STKEl A VALUES TO $1.00 TOY SALE TREE STAND LIMIT I Ifl' leg SAVE N O W HIDE ’EM TILL CHRISTMAS sp rea d. No tool* needed. REO. It FU* I M M W " DISH CLOTHS FOIL ICICLES ibx o p -«_ 500 | STRANDS B FOOT, REALISTIC LOOKING SCOTCH PINE 66' 66‘ $l SUPER-X-TRA VALUE 66' v? PULL SIZE HEATING PAD ■ tF W J T / OUTDOOR TREE LIGHTS |S* artificial greenery with red how, cones. 25 light airing. Multiple net. CONCEHIRATIQ CONCENTRATION M. V A P O R IZ E R Gallon capacity, 8 hour, automatic shut off. © Kelrething a n d M attulint H elena Rublntleln'tl i£ AUTOMATIC, ELECTRIC 2ft* wide— 523* tutul length. ROLLS /w Romeo Monkoy Division Bated Oft fjnojt TV Show GIFT WRAP! $ 1 9 9 BATTLE JACKET 3-posltlon switch, wetproof, regulated heat. Gay CHRISTMAS WREATH 66' Y O U 'V E S E E N T H E M ON T V Completely equipped for infunlry lighting. II We believe our prescription prices are the Lowest in thin area. Let ur prove it to you. I^et Super-X price your next prescription. Artificial, long-needled Hlf-lt pinu tire on stand 0 LIMIT 1 2 -6 6 # C 3 j !SSivff OLD SPICE COLOGNE HEAVEN SENT SPRAY MIST $099 FULL SIZE ELECTRIC BLANKET Light, lilting und long lasting. Fully automatic, nonallergenlo blend. Keen competition for all OLD SPICE STICK DEOOORAN1 (ltd Limited quantities only available. Be a good mixer 310 N. ORLANDO AVE. HWY. 17-92 NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PH. 647-707S LOOK M O M 66' Nickel constitutes about 10 per cent o f the metals con­ sumed annually in the mint­ ing of coins. TWO STOKES TO SERVE YOU — SANFORD ■S8RAK' I. Krnnath Hnydar. I »ik » J**»up, Will bee hal l at 2 p rn Thu ra - diy Tie Set, II Fliee fer S Boy Scout Troop 507 will i \.r sponsor a Spaghetti Dinner, Mirhle Maze Skill Sawing Kilt C C e Bingo Set Dec. 14, at Grace Methodist Oimt Assortment Choice o! 3 U Q For S Pliyers Church on Unora Road, be­ tween thu hours of 5 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale now by any of the members or lead­ ers, at a nominal rhurge with special price for children* tickets. It is hoped that those planning to attend will buy early so that those in charge o f the dinner can prepare in Dolls Travel Set "Timmy Combat Field advance, hut tlrkrta also will Accessories Nurse Kit Pick I Whistle 66° j be sold at the door. Troop members sre having a contest and the one who aelli the most ticket* will he awarded a badge fo r his e f­ fort*. Adult leaders in charge sre Scoutmaster Russ Kitner, and committeemen, Buddy Wil­ liams, Lamar Williams, Clay Single Holster, Repeater Wooden Peg Pounder Mamele, and Donald Jackson. Oun, sad loll Wilh Hommor, I Pogo 66° DeHary Wayfarer*, meeting in regular session at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Community Center, will observe 25 Ma­ f t M l i r i l . r N M C K M e i .%*> — sonic Anniversaries and elect Funeral •rrvlra* f o r I’ rlvctl* officer* for 1905. All mem­ U Ann Snyder. II month Ol4 bers are urged to attend. d a u g h ter o f Mr. and Mr« T hrm iR h D ec. 6th Scout Troop 507 To Give Dinner Wayfarers Meet E ffe c t iv e RFT OF $. MF.TAL TRAY TABLES Fit together to store. Chou* ot four patterns S M S Value T w o 'l Company 77c Gilt S«t from EVENING IN PARIS SET GILLETTE Travel film Hun Up After 8h*V* and Cologne. Bath powder and Kau da Toilette SUAVE A $1 00 C l l l t l l E VALUE D U A V E $1.81 VALUE (with our Club Soda.) VALUE $1.00 VALUE 19c [ value HAIR SPRAY 13 OZ. CAN LOTION FOR THE h air . 3.8 0Z*. GELUSIL C0RICIDIN-D MENNEN M INIT RUB A *C b b ANTACID TABLETS 100’s 4 00 M l 1 , «/ «e ® 59c PUSHBUTTOM DEODORANT 4tt 07. PriiM la offoct A A # h K V| OINTMENT r n oz. R tf v ,/v (A * y jc 0** • ^ WE RESERVE THE RI0HT TO IIMIT QUANTTJIEB.^ ADD FE0ERAL TAX WHERE APPLICABLE. a— •i �■ r -4•I "•W hit In Blazes” T o Be Presented In Enterprise The P.T.C. «f l oterprtee SdMMl wffl epmer a variety ahew, -What la Slam ,” tkte Friday light at tb* school falateritaa. Oa Saturday night, Dae. I, the asm* y n iraai will ba presented at (ha Ffra Han la DaBary. which premia** tab* aoet antwtainiag, wU ba aaad la par* ehaaa library haeha ta replace tba eaaa burned ia (ha aehool fire laat summer. $ a )u b n C b u d sA MAGNOLIA em eu I ■ Tba Magnolia Circle at (ha Gardea Club at Sanford bald (ha Naveaber meeting at h i lawstap Hall at Ptaecreat Church with tba president, Mra. S. L. Wlffiaa, ealliag (ha meeting to order. Variooa re. porta ware given aad brief aaaouacamaaU ware made. Highlight of (ha meating waa a worfcahop, conducted by Mra. L. E. Leaptr, a lady of nany talenta. Mra. Leeper in atructad the group in tba raak tag of the Chrlatmaa aagela, recently featured ia tba ba soar. A combination of old ayloaa, glue and glitter waa traaaformed into dainty an* gala, aad a day of fun and fancy waa had by alL A aack luncheon waa enjoy ad with tba boataaaaa, Mra. A. H. Harrla aad Mra. A. L. Hardaaty, aarving cooklaa and cof b o to tba Mmaa. Otto Boradorf, W. L. Oramkow Sr., f . 3. Harria, R. W. Herron, H. B. Odham, H. H. Sherwood, 0. H. Sykea, T. F. Taylor, V. M. Smith, Frank Lleake, Lucille Sloea aad a gucat, Jean Norria. We Are Moved T o Oar New Buildingt SIS W. ISth ST. Watch For Oar P K g Grand Openiagl U Philips Ctcanarn Laundry A Par Storage Pfc. I I 2 - I 3 1 I £ A H S -fh l Mrs. Rickard GleesonHostess And Bridal Tea Feting Miss Martha Stemper aad alegaaco ware Complementing tho tea waa |daiaty af him depicted In entirety laat Fri­ a delectable day afitwaaq between tba boon af 4 aad • a§ tba gracloan Mayfair b om of Mra. Richard Gleeaaa waa tranafarmed into a cluraMg re­ ception area where a m loo gnoata aaaamkiad at as ala* borate bridal taa laaariag Miaa Marika Step per, lardy bride-elect of Rtehaid SpringUpon entering tba living i, tho gneata viewed an eye-catching bhm floral ar­ rangement in a cut giaaa apargaa created with enpids at the bam. Cantering the mantle waa a bouquet of asaortad bloaaoma, aad a magalflcaat arrangement of yellaw chryaaathamuma a a d autama foliaga waa featured la the eua room. Helen Oleeeoa graciously received the guetta la a white ■ilk frock accented with tur­ quoise coin dots. The bride, elect received in an exciting afternooq c h e r r y heather crepe draea with dyed-tomatch laea shoes. Mre. Wil­ liam Stamper, mother of the honoree, was attired la a stunning white lace sheath ■ad her mother, Mrs. George Wells, Martha’s grandmother, reedved ia a navy and white dressy knit suit Mrs. Prank Spriagstasd, mother of the f u t u r e bridegroom, from Brooksvllle, wort a smart white shear wool sheath. Tho hostess presented the hoooreo with a handsome sil­ ver gift sad a corsage of ivory toned rose buds. Mrs. Stamper, Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Sprlngstead a l s o received lovely corsages of bronie pom • pom chrysanthemums from tho hostees. Centering tho serving table, which was picturesque cover­ ed la sheer while linen featur­ ing bsnd embroidery, was a five branched antique Oliver candelabra containing four glowing yellow tapers with yellow pom pom chrysanthe­ mums and fugl mums In the center. Zcsty spiced tea was poured from antique silver service. North Orlando Garden Club Announces December Plans CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Penney’s famous ADONNA ta MRS. RICHARD GLEESON, seated, was hostess recently to an elaborate bridal reception tea at her Mayfair home complimenting Mina Martha Stemper, popular bride-elect of Richard Sprlngstead. Composing the re­ ceiving line atanding left to right are Mrs. Frank Sprlngstead, mother of the future bridegroom; Mrs. William Stemper, mother o f the bride-elect; Miss Martha Stemper, honoree and her grandmother, Mrs. George Wells. The yellow color af margar­ ine ia added by carotan*. Na­ tural sources of carotan* in­ clude carrots and other deep yellow vegetables sad fruits. H e r e 's th e KELLETTS fiim c M & i UCH5ETT DRUG t 1 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFOHD PHONE 322-7913 We Boaot tba Iowa* EVERYDAY Prkco Anywhere . . . Wa M a t confuse you with weekend Specials, Coupons, nor prices ora tba m m TODAY nnd EVERYDAY! Look A t This Partial L is t in g I > % n • LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS 11.00 WILL BOLD ANT TTENI SPECIAL! 6 FT. ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREE ONLY WE G IFT WRAP FREE! •W0RTHW6AV6- LADIES' Mid-Weight with Wf. a new Ci » wrinkle:• — no w rinkles * OR MEN*8 WATCHES WALTHAM — HELBROS — GRUEN *2 2 " INCL. TAX WATCH FOR THE ARRIVAL — OF — HAVING A B ALL nt tho annunl nlumnl dance following Seminole High homecoming festivities from left to right are Sunily Richards and Dick Bruce, '63 graduates; Bonnie Todd and Jimmy Dodson, students at pre­ sent; and Brenda Brown nnd Dale Alexander, '64 graduates. SAVE 65c Half Slip*, rtf- 2.98 NOW Our very own Adonn»»<h) new at the»e marvelous, p r a c e drnt-fhatterlng reductional Pull and half allpa o f luxurioua nvlon aatln tri­ cot. lavlihnl with lace and embroiderad t r I m a . White, black, beige, red, or blue in aitca 30-38 Petite, 83-44 Aver­ age, 34-44 T a l l . Alao Small, Medi­ um, Large. A1WAVS TNI MOMT CMOtCg...A MNNIV OWT CSNTlf ICATI UMSWDUM DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. George Gerline of Smyrna Drive celebrat­ ed their 34th wedding anni­ versary Monday, Nov. 23, at an anniversary dinner wilh a few friends. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Clay of SAVE 99c It Camellia Drive celebrated their 30th wedding annivers­ Full Slip., rrg. 3.98 ary Nov. 33 with their daugh­ ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sherman, of Endwell. N. V., and Mr. Sher­ man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Sherman, of Endlcott, TIME NOW TO BEGIN MAKING CHRISTMAS SELECTIONS! N. Y., who tr* visiting la De­ Hampshire In Alabama. lla ry. They took side trips off the regular sightseeing routes Mr. sod Mra. James Rohie sod enjoyed their trips. Elliott of Lakewood Drive en­ The Misees Kay end Dor­ tertained their sou-in-law and daughter, Major and Mrs. othea Hennlnger of Valencia Charles Black, formerly of Road entertained at their Hawaii, presently stationed at home for Thanksgiving dinner Fort McFsraoa la Atlanta, th* following guests: Mrs. A. (•a., and their children, El­ Roblollo, Mrs. Jo Peck, Mrs. liott, Alicia and David. Join­ K. tinkles and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lederbaus, all of De­ ing the family group this week will be another son-in-law and Bary. end Mr. end Mrs. E. daughter, Mr. aad Mrs. Peter lieppoer o f Daytona Beach. Valmar, of St. Petersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Macand their children, Jon sod Niughton of Homestead Ave­ Julie. nue entertained old friends, Mrs. Msrioa Roberta and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cottrell, from Andover, Mass., who are Mrs. Julia Oplola, both of De­ moving Into their aew home Bary, have returned from e in DeBary on Lakeshore trip which took them to Nsw Drive. Orleans, Natches, Vicksburg, Memphis, A t l a n t a , Stone Mouatsio, Macoo amt Valdos­ PRE-CHRISTMAS ta. While In New Orleans they saw the burial of Bishop Rom­ mel at St. Louis Cathedral, which was impressive. (Dec Ird Urns Dee. ISth) Mrs. Roberts celebrated her birthday Nov. 9 at the home of an old friend. Mrs. L. PERMANENT SPECIALS Permanent Arrangements See $10.00 REG. Flemings Gifta • Cards • Books EbctrieMARKET N r iw ^ M ip t ilil# mmm a M ansfeae^NAAips stasa hr dm*a kinam sasw s & s * ii" m m rL -* “ C" PEN W W MIME IKIIEI R« mi*** * * * * * * w ^ N s a s s ia r s r i z z z m » r r ..4 * » . CH R ISTM AS TREE L I G H T S a s R -P s a w a / THE SOU THAT PRESSES ITSELF AS YOU WEAI IT. B w yllifaf stout (Mb mr Ik s subtle good tacts, without antiwimn. The trim, well-tailored look. Th* nacumy talent for keeping itself neatly praaaid emyou wear H. And, oh yws, it’s 100% Automatic wash *n w*ar, too. Exchisdvw fabric by Millikan ol 66% Dacron* Polyester, 86% Corral** ernes United rayon. Try on. « D C . IggOO V S Z H .t.M . REG. 210 E. First St. 4 Aasual Christmas dlaaer party for members and their husband* is scheduled lor Fri­ day, Dae. U, at T:M p.m. With the approval of th* mat barahip, th* dinner will b* at the Capri Restaurant ia San­ ford. A big time for th* North Orlando youngiters will b* the arrival od Santa Claus oa Sun­ day a f t o r a o o a , Dee. SO. Through the efforts of the Gardea Club, ba will be on band aad have gifts for all tba young children In th* com­ munity. On Tuesday of Christmas week, Dec. 23, th* Gardea Club will send out Us commltta* to Judg* tho outdoor Christmas displays ta th* community. Prims will b* swarded. GORDON WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene (Bud) DavU went fishing in their special spot along the St. Johns River on Friday and Hud caught a 13 pound ban. Needless to say tiwy enjoyed a nice fish dinner. U By Margaret Ceaby With the exacpUoa of th* regular Village Council meetiag on Tuesday, Dee. 8, at 7:10 p.m., ta th* Civic Buildiag the Recreatioe Ana af North Orlando, th* North Orlando Garden Club has at least ona program scheduled for each week duriag the Christmas season. On Tuesday, Dec. S, the Ex­ ecutive Committee of the Gar­ den Club meets at 7:30 p.mWednesday, Doe. I, ia th* day the Awards Committee makes Ha inspection tour of the community to determine the December Gardea of the Month. Regular meettag of tho Gar­ dea Club ia Thursday, Dee. 10, 7:30 p.m., at the borne of Mrs. Jessie Wallace, 30 South Edgemoa Avenue. A gala •wenlag is planned with a display of the members' 1964 Christmas creations. Awards will be presented for boauty sod originality. P A Y LESS A T . . . SANTA CLAUS! ^ T h ro u g h D e c . 5 O n ly , T it DaBary Gaidaa Cldb will meat at the Camniuaity Center Friday, D*f. 4, at 1 P-m. The program wffl i • film, “ Th* Spirit af Chriatmas,” through the touristy af Southern Bell Telapheae ComP«ay. A aerial hour wffl M aw aad th* data af the Holiday Opaa Bona* Thor win aouaead. Than win ha a spe­ cial table of Christmas arti­ cles far sale ia the sadRarium. Mra. F. McBaaa wffl side eel an colorful tea tid-l crisp*, meringues filled with I cake, fruit taka, taa aaadjwichoa aad teoetad pocano at­ tractively arranged oa sDwr tray* aad la cut glut com­ potes. Mrs. Mary Joyce Batenua •ad Mra. C. F. Brook* Smith prodded aver tho taa service with Mis* Ferny Gleeaaa aad Mias Linda AOaa Williams serviag as floating bodesses. Mra. William L. Kirk aad Mr*. Warraa Kaowlea assisted ia serviag at tho door. urftfj xo In n a . Thera are two tides in 24 hours—high and low. ■ALWAYS e WnW TnQ U AeL ITiYf* f / DeBary Gardeners View Yule ToWfflReception Film Friday a EXTRA PANTS AVAILABLE 8 55 5 ?* .u 912JSO SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. let A Saaford At*. 333-1833 323*8481 Edith’s Beauty Salon SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZOR 8438 FRENCH AVENUE SPECIAL! $1 3 M PHONE 322-6872 •) • �'* ^ I Mi IT .HI) I I * N ANU PICNICS l»|.M YOU'LL WIND UP AT A THRffW A£P STORE I ‘‘SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED Whole or Half •“SUPER-BIGHT" QUALITY HEAVY BEEP Cubed Steak lb. 89c “SUPER-RIGHT” GROUND Chuck . . Short Ribs . Shoulder Clod Chuck Steak . . . . lb. lb. lb. lb. ROAST “ SUPER-RIGHT* PURE PORK CAP*N JOHNS QUICK FROZEN Fish Sticks . 10 oz. pkg. 35c HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF C H U C K 59c 29c 79c 49c 3 1-lb. rolls $1.00 QUALITY Close Trimmed Bone In Boneless Rolled & Tied HEADLESS GREEN Shrimp . . . . lb. 89c SPECIALI JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED, DELICIOUS APPLE PIES PINEAPPLE 39* 29* 1-LB. 8-OZ. EACH SPECIAL! A&P HAWAIIAN SPECIAL! ALL VARIETIES ANN PAGE 1QT. 14-OZ. CAN juke SPECIAL! FACIAL TISSUE SPECIAL! STARKIST LIGHT MEAT”* 3 r $1°° Scotties 2 Pork & Beans 3 <--35' Tuna 39‘ Soup Mixes Dry Milk 12 79* Bleach Treet »«* 39* Tomato Soup 3 *• 29( Salmon SPECIAL! WHITE HOUSE INSTANT NONFAT ARMOURS DIXIE LILY G R IT S ............................ l«/a lb. 21c HEHSIIEYB FAMILY ANN PAGE •» 4 5 * WYLKK HKIGHT BAIL m 10' PERFECT STRIKE CHUNK 45' CHICKEN OF THE SEA CHUNK MULLERS ELBOW MACARONI.......... 8 oz. pk*. 2/29c LIGHT TUNA .......6>/2 oz. can 35c NARISCO PREMIUM UPTONS ONION C O C O A ..................... V i lb. box 35c SALTINES..................... lb. box 29c SOUP M I X ..............pkff. Of 2 37c HFRSHEY8 INSTANT — 10c OFF LAYS PUSS N* HOOTS FISII FLAVORED COCOA M I X .............. 2 lb. box 69c POTATO C H IP S ............10 oz. 59c CAT F O O D ...... 15»/2 oz. can 2/31c ALL PLAVORS P1LL8BURY REFRIGERATED CHRISTMAS PURS N' BOOTS MEAT FLAVORED RECORD ALBUMS .................. 99c CAT FO O D .......15!/a oz. can 2/33c COOKIES................... lb. 3 oz. 49c n O n ly P / i / f t f u v p t Prfcaa la Uia at an Bit fine QiftsFastif t atiamdc a m UAonc tia comany, mc upor jjvjarltet food ttroagfc r Saturday, DactaWr K Shoppla* Caster Hwj. 17-12 at 17th �i .. .. PR«* 8 —Wad. Dae. S, Barrington Crowned (U ta h t iM By Oswald Jacoby miss Y St lit WUlto M. Batch Jr. recently transferred to tbs Fleet Reeam from the V. S. Navy. Tbs so* of Mr. aad Mrs. wane Hatch, ef Newborn, M. C , be la married to tbs term­ or Rath AQsa ef (bis dtp. Batch bee beau 1* tbs Navy share M L Be bee served at asm worn Naval atstiara, tofri-Ls, USS Coral Sea, aad ef 1M , be bee been etatioaed «t tbs U. S. Navel Supply Corps School, Athens, Ga. Now that he has transferred to (bo Fleet Reserve, be win iwtam to lathed with bis wtfs * * i tear daughters, Brenda, to bar senior year at Tennes­ see A aad I University; Lavern sophomore at Volusia County CecaaraaHy College, aad Gail aad Llada, attending Crooms High School. a a o SHIRLEY BARRINGTON Roach, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Audersoo Roach, . . . Miss Youth on Farad* of Dade City, la doing her totenuWp teaching at Goldsboro Elementary School. She is a senior at Bethune Cookman Collage, Daytona B e a c h , where aba le a member of Betbuae’c well baowa chorus aad YWCA. a o e Ulysses Br*w*;is the new­ est addition to Croon’s facul­ ty. A graduate ef Florida A sod M University; he teaches Civics. a a o Tbs eighth grade class ef Midway Elementary School sad Principal William L. Ham Utou visited with Judge C. Vernon Miss and Juvenile Counselor C E. McCord. "It was moat Interesting," re­ marked principal Hamilton. CELESTINE ROACH WILLIE HATCH S O S It Is back to the books for gress of Mt. Zion Northeast an uninteresting task, if bo Reginald McGill. Unde Mer Coast Association convened approaches It with f e a r , this, Cynthia Alma Clark, with St. Mark Baptiit Church, dread, disinterestedness, an­ Helen Starke, Edgar Robinson, Mason lUU. last Saturday. ger and compulsion, the re Edger Bus end Leroy Kend Youth on Parade was held at suite are likely to bo without rick, all «< Florida A and M 3 p. m. New Mt. Calvary Miss­ value. The wise teacher knows University, who spent the ionary Usp'ist Church Youth about emotions and how to Thanksgiving holidays with won the banner tor having the use them." their families. greatest number In attendance. a a o Shirley Barrington, daughter Mrs. Mary M. Burk* and of Mr. and Mri. Jessie Bar­ children, Altoo III, Bonnye, rington Sr., was crowned Craol and Terri, of Rochester, "Miss Youth on Parade" for are here to attend the funeral the year 1964 63. Mrs. Julia of Mrs. Sara Burke, which will Davis la director o( Junior be hild Sunday. Lucius and activities. Rev. N. A. Watson TV Tlme’ i Show of tha Night: WUUam Burke, brothers of AI- Is pastor. 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. "Five too Burk Sr. also are here, Hats off to the students ot Faces of Tokyo." One of the Lucius resides In Rochester Crooms High School. They are white WUmer Is a resident of to be commended for their ef­ most fascinating cities In the Belle Glade. forts In donating Itema for world cornea under the scrut­ The United Staten took the lead beck from Italy, on board eight of the World Bridge Olympiad when Arthur Bobiaoon made five hearts aad Vis MitcheQ found a defense to boat the seme contract at the other table. The queen of diamonds was opened against Arthur. He promptly discarded hla king of spades on dummy’s second high diamond and led the sin­ gleton dub. East won with the queen aad led a trump. Arthur rose with the ace and noted the bad trump break with some slight displeasure. Then he ruffed a club in dummy, ruff­ ed a diamond in hla own hand to drop West’s jack, raffed hie next to last dub and led a good diamond. At the same time, he showed hla hand with TE L E V IS IO N W RDN RSDAY F. M. •: « <•) (t> (f) (1 ) (• ) (») T:M >1) IS) (t) T:S0 (1 ) (f) l:M ( » ) l:ie (I ) (t) l:M (1 ) (I) (II CIS ( I ) (* ) 11:01 ( I ) 10:1* ( I ) It:** ( I ) <t> (S) 11:11 <*> 11:1* (t| 11:11 (*> (1 ) Stews News N in a Ifunttar-Brlnklar Report CIIH N«wa—Waltar Crnnkltt Hava dun W ill Traval Tha Lucy Show Cnayanna Tha Uapnty rna V lralnlsa CIIM tUporta Tha Patty Duka Show Hhln-llg Bavarfy niltbltllao Tha Dig Vhow M lckty D ick Van Dyka Tha Cara Williams Bhow Burha's Law Tha Danny Kay a Show ABC Hrop* Nawaeopa Nawallna Channal Bis Mavra Sports, Wsathar Movla Movla Movla Tonight fh o w Local Baritone To Be Featured Gerald Covington, Hanford baritone, will elng the part o f the giant in "Jack and the Beanstalk" In tha third pre­ sentation o f the Children's Concert Series by the Flnrlday Symphony Orchestra. First concert la scheduled for Dec. 2H In Orlando Muni­ cipal Auditorium. The ballet "Coppella" will he performed by tha Royal School o f Dance, On Jan. 0 the serlea will present Raell Rathbone, movie and television star, who will narrate "Peter and the W olf." "Jack and tha Beanstalk" will be heard Jan. £1 at 2:30 p.m. Tha Children's C o n c e r t Series, now in Its third year, Is sponsored by the ainociate board of dlrectora o f the Florida Symphony. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Mebana, of San­ ford, ara members of the board and tickets fur the Children’s Concert Series may be obtained from Mrs. Mebans. Survey Reveals *Less Patience* NEW YORK (UPI)—A poli­ tical group kuowa aa tha Af­ filiated Y o u n g Democrats which for some obscure rea­ son conducts annual testa to determine the decibel count on car horn blowing in the city has completed this year's sur­ vey. C o n c l u s i o n : "Automo­ bile drivers today bava Ian patience than ever before and blow the horn at the slightest provocation." It also concluded the rea­ son for the increasing cres­ cendo of clis oo phony is nerv­ ous tension brought on by trfills jams, I Roy A. Allen lll-Y and TrlIII Y will present its first "Tal ent Spectacular" T u e s d a y night, Dec. 13, at the Star Theater. Funds from this pro gram will aid the " Y " in Us msjor activities for the school year. Members of the " Y " promise an evening of whole some and enjoyable entertain ment. • • • There will he a Men's Day program at the Church of God Sunday at 3 p. m. Dr. G. II. Starke will be the apeaker for the occasion. The general pub­ lic is cordially InvUcd. Rev. L. D. Devrauxis pastor. • • • "Whatsoever serve* rather directly a deep emotional need Is apt to make for strong ami sound motivation In learning, for in all probability all rea­ soning processes have emotion­ al moorings " This was the conclusion reached by a group of experi­ mental psychologists at Sarah t-swrence College. Dr. George Willard Frailer, president Emeritus of Colo­ rado State college of education and lecturer in education, has this to say about «graotioos and learning. " I f a' child works with joy. understanding. Interest, and willingness and vtewa hi* work with satisfac­ tion, real learning is taking place. But if ha te driven to (S) lunshlns Almanac Till (•> Waks«up Movlaa till <l) Countdown Nows M S (1) Farm MkL Itaport Till (I) itlckl. Rvaaa (1) Today (SI Wak.-Up Movlaa T:M (I) Local Maws. Was(bar 11OS (St Captala Kaaaaros 1:11 (1) Waatbar - Nawa (1) Today 1:1* (l> Cartooaa l;*S ( I I Divorce Court (f) Amarlcan lllatory { » ; Kiarelao Far Woman (l> Cartooaa 1:1* ( 0) tlultwlnkla ( t ) Rompar Room t(:(* (1) M»ko Room For Daddy (I) Nawa—Mika Wallas* (9) Hpanlah 2«:S* (9) Tha Pries Is Rlxht (I) I Lovs Lucy (1) What’s This Sons t«:SS (It Nawa 11:00 (9) Hat Tha Maaaaxa (S) Andy of Maybarry (1) Concentration 11:10 (1) Jeopardy (9) Mining Links (d> Tha Raal McCoys THURSDAY P. BL tl:*e (I) ray Whan ( I ) Lev# * f L ite (9) Fathar K now s Beat 11:11 ( I ) Midday Nawa 11:1* (1) Truth *r ceasequaneaa ( t ) Ha Hallo P»* Picker# ( I ) Search for Tom arraw lt:«> (I ; (lu ld la f Light l:to (1) News. Editorial, Waalhar (9) Movla ( I ) Girl Talk 1:11 (1) Fata* 1:1* (1) Helenes (0) As Tha W e r li T ara* 1:11 CS) NBC Nawa n ep ort 1 :0* (1) Utratla Y oung (d) Password 1:1* (9) Nawallna 1:1* IS) Thn Dealers (9) Dny In C oart ( I ) Art Ltaktettar 1:11 (9) Nawa— 1:0* (9) General H ospital ( I ) Ta Tall Tha T raill (1) Another W orld ( 1:11 I ) CIIH Nawa s:ia (9) Tha Young Marrleds ( I ) Tha Kdga o f Nlaht (1 ) Tou Don't Hay (9) Trallmaatar 4:t# ( I ) Bacrat Storm (1) Tha Match Gama 0:1* (* ) Uncle W alt (9) Heahunt (1) Beat of G roucho THURSDAY A . M. l : t l ( I ) Hunshlna Almanac 0:11 ( I ) Mian On — Nava * Wan tha r 0:10 ( I ) W orld Civilisation f:t s ( ! ) T oday— liuah Dawns ran EDYTH T H O R N T O N M cL E O D TV Time Previews iny of the CBS News camera, which examines Its many farets from a variety of view­ points: an Industrialist, a uomrn't rights leader, a mak­ er of floor mate, a middleclass worker and a factory hand. Their altitudes are na­ turally quite different and coupled with some excellent photography make this a sur­ prisingly revealing study of a complex metropolis. 7:30 0 p.m. NBC. The Vir­ ginian "A Gallows for -Sam Horn." (Color) This one might he classified as a western Perry Mason, except H Isn't as slickly contrived. It's a murder mystery with what ap­ pear* In be an open-and-shut rase against the accused. But with Judge Garth himself working for the defense and enlisting the aid of hla staff, there Is hope that justice may yet triumph. 8:30-0 p.m , ABC. Shindig. Enjoy this ahow while you can. while It's still only a half hour. Warning: It will go to an hour shortly which will probably mean more exposure to the likea of Freddie Cannon, The Righteous Brothers, The Ulossoms, Donna Loren, The Chamber* Brothers, Bobby Vinton and Bobby Sherman, who take up most of tonight’s pulsating teen age aimed mu* leal orgy, 90:30 p.m. CBS. Dick Van Dyke Show "ItIt Wouldn't Hurt Them to Give» Ua a RaUe." ially think they Buddy and Sally i, but but when Bob deserve a raise, acta as their spokesman, ha gets a raise instead. The show is buried in an hilarious wai­ ter ot financial mumbo-jumbo T O N IG H T coo (t) Wan «** d U q h liq h iA a • • their Annual Student Council Ministers and Deacons Con- protect of giving Thanksgiving baskets to the needy. Mrs. F.. J. Eubanks ami her section of the 10th grade presented 107 Items to the council thus taking the annual award, a • • the explanation that if East ruffed, he would concede a club trick while if East didn’t ruff he would discard hla last club and concede a trump trick. At the other table, South opened with, one heart aad eventually wound up at the aame five heart cantract. Vie opened the ace of epadee aad after awtare deliberation shifted to the fire of dia­ mond!. South could have fi­ nessed the alas, but he w a n t looking at ell the cards ee he rose with dummy's ace. Then he led a dub. Sam Staymaa want up with the queen aad led a t r a p . Once more, South had a chance ta make a play that would have required a food look at the East and West hands, but South rose with the ace of hearts. From that point on, he had no way to make the hand. If you want to have some fun, see if you can maka the hand against any play but a diamond at trick two. You can, but It is very tough. as the company accountant ("He gets 9100,000 a year to keep us from getting any o( the money he's making” ) tries to explain corporate structure to Bob who tries to explain It to everyone else with Increas­ ingly disastrous results. G it p.m. NBC. Wednesday Night Movie. "Cry Terrorl" James Mason, Rod Steiger and tngrr Stevens star In this 1936 film concerning an ex­ tortionist, a TV repairman and hla family. Steiger, as an Intellectual criminal, force* Mason, the electronics man, to make tiny bomba which he places in an airlines building In an effort to extort a half million dollars from the compony. 8:30-10:30 p.m. ABC. Burke's Law "Who Kilted Merlin the G reat?" The till* corpse at­ tempts to pull off a Harry Houdini t y p e submersion stunt at a magician's conven­ tion and all ha gets for his pains are a string of people suspected of his murder, 10-11 p.m. CBS. Tha Danny Kay Show. Art Carney U back tonight and ho and Danny make a wonderful team. Art and Danny first portray a twoman carpool, with Art as a loudmouth and Danny in bia timid Harry Wlttner Chirac ter. Later la the show Art la a prohibition era gangster aad Danny a song and danca man In a three-part "m ovie" en tilled "Murder, M a o a t m , Please." "I am very overweight, ao I wrote for your 'Diet and Exercise' booklet and found it really made sens*—but 1 have no will power and maybe no sense. 1 cannot stick to tha diet or do tha exercises, al­ though I admit they are aimpie and 1 know they have helped several friend* of mine. What shall 1 do7— N. II." You are wasting time to ait and writ* letters; you know what niy answer will b*. If you are to ha happy and healthy, ynu must get rid of excess wslghL Either you wait until you need a doctor nr do It now by yourself and with tha knowledge that you can be helped and can feel younger, and look it, too. “ I have knitted a pink wool vhrath for my daughter and now aha does not want it. I am fifty, slender and tall. Would a pink suit look foolish on me? I am rathar conser­ vative. My coat la black, a nic* soft wool, and all my ac­ cessories ara black.—’Mom’." H Is tlmo "Mom" wore something bright and pretty. Wear the pink suit at ones. Nothing is smarter with pink than black—ao what are you waiting for T You could match your lipstick to the pink shads o f tha dress—try Itl Maybe your daughter will want tha TV RENTAL • Sale* • ttervle# Seminole TV dress back, but dont give It to her. Hava fun and wear itl "My husband and 1 ara celebrating hla retirement by taking a cruise to tropical places In March. !!* ia a big man and hates to "dreis up," but will If he sees no alterna­ tive. Would It be bad taste If he doe* not have a tuxedo for the eruisa? It ia an ex­ pensive one and a very wellknown ship. I am taking sev­ eral dinner dresses.— Reader." You and your husband would feel very much out of things if ha failed to "dress’* for dinner, especially whan there Is the "Captain’s Din­ ner." Send him to the local men's shop and have them fit him out with a tuxedo (dinner suit) and alto a white jacket, lie ran wear tha trousers to th* suit with this. Hava them select th* proper ■hirts, etc. He will like him­ self, I feel sure, and ao will youl Be aura to taka com­ fortable shoe* for on-ehore trip* and auitabla cotton or "drip dry” dresses. Tomorrow—From My Note­ book l y » n £ * n u r HELD OVER! 1 Hud#**. Day, Randall “ SEND ME NO FLOWERS’* L t:l>, (M , 4 i l V 7:46, tilt la M n ^ SS1-4IM Zenith Color TV Bale* 2(00 Ssaford A*a. with a large double bed. This friend lata her •tog dog sleep with her at home, so aatarslly when ehe’s here she dose the aaam. 1 fixed up a "bed” for the dog on the floor, but he wouldn’t sleep there. My bed has begun to take on a doggy email and my husband is complatnlaf. My friend is very sensitive so I have to be careful not to say any­ thing that might hurt her feelings- What can I1 do? dot I wouldn’t give up her friendfriend­ ship for the world. TRUE FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: If your friend enjoys sleeping with her dog, that’* HER busi­ ness. And If you don’t mind stooping with hor AND her dog, that’s your business. But you owe your husband mors than you owe your friend, and if you don’t know that, you belong In th* doghouse. I admire your loyalty, but your hus­ band’s complaint la legiti­ mate, ao tell your friend ah* can't have bar dog in YOUR bad. or you’ll "loso" YOUR husband. * * * DEAR ABBY: Is then tf: If A M f a S V M lm w anything wrong with * g U going with a a t * win to LEGALLY eapm slid f r a his wife? I a a almost It sad a y parents have told mo that they da not want me to go oat with thin per­ fectly wonderful man (he to tt ) because, as far aa thee ara r o w , n*«o. K, le atm MARKTEDmad will bo until ha ta DIVORCED. They say I win hurt my reputation if I am aoen with htaa. Abby, ho to work* Ing oo getting a divorce and ho says that ho to aur* ho can get on# eventually, ao I don’t so* WHY I shouldn't dote him In the meantime. I would like your opinion. TROUBLE AT HOME DEAR TROUBLE: If you have marriage in mind, you could wait a long tima bofora this man’s divorce cornea through. And it may never happen. Your parents are thinking of your wel­ fare and future happiness. I agree with them. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am 21 and am engaged to a young man who Is away In tha service. I work and keep aysalf busy and would novor think of going out on him, but I gat many chances. My fianco could not afford to buy me an engagement ring, but that didn’t matter. Wa lots each other and have plana to marry as soon as ha gets back. My problem la try­ ing to convince other men (da Jhs Woman: Newspaper Eateryrise Avon. "Nina out of 10 girls in school today may expect to ■pend 26 years or more in paid work outside tha home." So •ays tha National Manpower Council. Ara parents and h i g h schools doing all that they can to mako girls accapt that fact? Obviously not, or so many girls wouldn’t drop out of high school to marry, or give up a chance at a collage education in favor of a wed­ ding ring. The sad truth la that girls today for tha moat part tend to Ignore tha cold fact that chance* ara they will have to get out and earn a living, or halp a husband earn it. So they don't aea tha neces­ sity for getting much ed­ ucation as possible If their main aim in Ufa is to gat a huaband. "1 don't bellava in a wife's working," soma o f them say glibly. "When I marry I’m going to have n big family and stay at home and taka car* of ray children." That’s nice for a woman, If aha can manage it. But big families cost money—often more money than a huaband can earn—and so eventually tha atey-at-homo wife finds herself a working wife. Too, with dlvorca aa fre­ quent aa it la today there I* always tha possibility that a wife will And herself with sev­ eral children and, suddenly, no husband. Other thing* can happen, too. A woman may be widow­ ed at any age. Or she may find that she is the only breadwinner If tha husband I* unable to work, due to illness or accident. All kinds o f things can up­ set th* rosy dream o f • teen­ ager o f marrying Mr. Right and naver having to worry her pretty head about earning a pay check. It would be a kind thing If parents and teachers would •Iwayi answer a girl's confi­ dent announcement that she Hl Ut - I N that 1 ara engaged. They say that stow I lava aa ring I ara NOT aagagad, aad if I don’t m t to gw out with thara • *? don't I just say aaf Does a girl need an angagaraoat riag to bo officially engaged? How can I convince those persistent men? ENGAGED BUT RINGLESS DEAR RINOLESSt Ring or no ring, if yoa aad your young man have agreed to marry, you ara Indeed offi­ cially engaged. It's not necessary to convince any­ one that you ara engaged. Just convince than that you aren’t Interested ia datlg them. * ■HAHKrinirrr.il •• Vktar Mature la t'-lor Flea At SiW Oalr -KINGS OO FORTH** Taev t'artlo Natali- Waa4 * * * * Problems? Writ* to AB­ BY, Box 69700, oLs An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addreued envelop*. * * * Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, els Anegeles, Calif., for Abby’s booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." ey Ruth M iiiatt Inlands to be n full-time home­ maker with, "Fine—If it works out that way for you. "But it’s 9 to 1 that you’ll ■pend at least 25 years work­ ing for n pay check. "So, while you are thinking •bout marriage you had bat­ ter ba thinking, too, about how yon . want te earn that pay check." TODAY ONLT AT 1:09 • 3:00 • 1:00 • 7:00 9:00 u L in n u c STARTS T H i AIR! TOVITI* A THt'MODAY TW* A lid * "THK * CONFIDENTIAL TO “ C" at HALL HIGH: A good friend of min* said, "A team to where a boy can prove his courage on hto own. A gang is whtra a coward goes to hide." Tha friend is an authority on teams. Ha Is Mlckay Man­ tle. TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE At 1:16 - 4 JO - 7:68 “ WAR IS HELL" Plus A t 2 J # - 0:03 - 9:20 "RACING FEVER" IN COLOR Hundreds of people have raved about it! "IT'S A TREMENDOUS FIIM" • • . . 7 Year* In tho Making DONT MISS THIS BREATH-TAKING NARRATED COLORED FILM OF ALASKA It’s tha moat coat plate and authentic film ever A mad* of oar Northern Frontier . . . YOU SEE WILDLIFE IN ACTION . . . as game to alaia in this film . . . yon aeo Eskimo Ilf* — sports — lea break-up ea Lake Georg* — active veksaoe aad glaciers. A Thrilling 2-Hour Authentic Picture Filmed in Alaska — Our 49th State T>feiocial^ood CwditM&iXt' Seminole Plaza ON V. 8. 17-92 SOUTH Thursday — Friday, December S and 4 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Box O f flea Opera 7 P.M. g show Start at 8 P.M. U a d to m r« A .* * J t* P .* 0S*m:4t » . ROOF.*. t i l Trad* Winds Cafeterias alao located ta Orlando, Leeaburg, Cocoa, Malboomo A F t Pierce. ADMISSION . . . $1.00 TICKETS ON 8ALE AT THK DOOR �Horoscope Forecast nuM OAY, a t e s. tm GENUAL TENMNCm Today'a wining moon strongly n i i n t i that you quickly 0 a d affectively wind up what' ever you just have not had the time to complete ere thk. Settle dlitant matter* now. AWES (March 21 to April 19) Stop procrastinating a get at those letters that will clear up some loaf-existing problems. Concentrate upon the Important things. Forget all that penny-ante noeaem 0 TAUhl'S (April 20 to May 90) Get at those important duties now when you do i have to have them Interfere with other vital matters. Go over your books—know your true position. Clear up that love affair, too. GEMINI (May 21 te June 21) Associates may seem to bo crotchety, but remember 0 that there are serious matters ter them to handle. Don’t ebow animosity. Clear up any misunderstandings with others quickly now. MOON CHILDREN (June 23 in July 21) While fast progress at work is not possible at steady effort still produces a good deal more than you aatkipated. Forget irritability of 0 associates. Keep workiag. LEO (July n in August 21) Keep your nose te the grind stone and forgot that deafer out little jaunt you bad thought about. Be aura that the uareliable will be the first to condemn. Be a good iaflw ones instead. VIEGO (August 22 to Sep^ tember 22) Fundamental afW fairs need handling, but you don’t teem to be la the mood. Be practical and use will pow­ er. They are Important. Give true loyalty to closest of kin. LIBRA (September 23 to Oc­ tober 22) This is one of those funny days when everyone could get feelings hurt, if you do not think before you speak. ^ Don't criticise. Remain sileat • whenever possible. SCORPIO (October 23 November 21) Hurry and get obligations behind you, anc realise that nobody gets any­ thing for nothing In this world. Plan a budget for your financial affairs. Stop using the hltor-mUs method. SAGITTARIUS (November ^ 22 to December 21) Count the w good thlngl in your Ufe lastead of concentrating on what you think la lack. Take vitamins and Improve your vitality, If needed. S t o p dreaming—get on the beam. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) You have beeo procrastinating where some personal matters are concern0 ed. and now Is the time to get rid of them. Increase good will from others. Assist the seedy ooes. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February li) Instead of being a back-biter at odd momenta, be sure you are loyal to good friends. Put away that sar­ casm. Gad about socially and tee bow much you are wanted • by others. Be friendly, warm. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) You can rid youre*K of all that presiu.a now being used if you seriously get down to duties that are ex­ clusively yours. Big-wigs will appreciate you more. Get ahead faster. IF YOUR CHILD H BORN TODAY, he or she will be •one of those individuals who early will seem to want to be­ come Interested In outlets and persona alien to those about in own environment, so it be­ comes necessary that you inculcats the finest spiritual and practical, ethical tenenta pos­ sible. Give • good grounding ■ in foreign languages and an ^opportunity to travel early in ®life. The Stan impel, they do net compel.” What you make of yev Ufe ie largely Bp to YOU! Carrol] Righteria individual Forecast (or your sign for January is now nady. For your copy send your birthdate and $1.00 to Carroll Righter ^Forecast, The Sanford Herald, b o x 1921, Hollywood 2S, Calif. Ends Franchise DeWItt, owner of the Cincin­ nati Reds, announced that the dub discontinued its Macon fGa.) franchise in the South­ ern League and purchased the franchise of the Knoxville (Tean.) club. • -------- Nicklaus Champ NORWALK. Coon. (UP1) Jack Nicklaus, this season's highest money-winner in the Professional Golf Association circuit, woo the “Tournament Champion af the Year” sward issued by Golf Digest mags- OUR BO ARDING HOUSE Vf}r PgnTorB ItnTB Wed. P ec. % W -V m Ft) 9 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith �- ■■ r — *— GRADE "A" ^ QUICK FROZEN “ AUTOCRAT ASST. FLAVORS TOM - everfrestr ^ FRESH BAKED! Mr. and Mn. Mehta Ottogar, lu t e d , a girl; Mr. aad Mrs. ftobart V. Pnatak, l a » toed, a lay; Mr. aad Mn. Gerard Bohm, Dalary, a hay. Haatar Mulliiu. C h a r l o i Stagaar, Croley Hcoderaoa, Patricia Myan, Carol A. 1 Smith, Jamea Adam Hill, I Elatoa Ablaa, Jenin ftibar, I Baa Capya, Binted; Bnaaia Evaaa, Mary A. Wilcox, DaBary; Romuloa Krooemann, Deltona; Thelma Layman, I Eau GalUo; Alica Leona Mc­ Lain, Genova; Cbarlea Tabor, Laba Mary; Margaret Dantala, Lon(wood; Batty War­ ren, Mima; William Warren, New Smyrna Beach; Virginia Bate, Tituavilla. U.S. CHOICE "FLAVOR AGED “ SELECT" “STANDING" SHOULDER ROAST RIB ROAST “ CHUCK Mr. and Mri. Clifford Ablea, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Layman, Eau Gallia, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Daniels, Loo(wood, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. William Warren, Mims, a girl Dtttharges Price Baker, Eloyie llollen, Harold Harvey, Baby Boy Boiler, Robin Hunt, Donald Howe, Annie Ruth Paine, Thlrketl McGill, William Dorton, James Nelion, Deborah Lynn Dague, Sanford; Edna Relley, DeBary; Lillie Mae Troutman, Lake Monroe; Lin­ da Illttla, Iamgwood; Fred Geiger, Maitepequa, N. Y.; John Hulls, Ocala; Timothy Tague, O r l a n d o ; Carolyn Plcklee and baby girl, Mary Grlmea, Orteen. Stan Muriel waa the fifth person In beevlmll history to reach a record of 10,000 of­ ficial times at bat. « 16 OZ. | EACH Jaaa Ajtkw, Gaaatto Ranch aad baby girl, Donna Troepar aad baby Mr!, Pail B. Imlth, Jody Bttebay aad baby girl, Edward Bandotf, Seated; Laelia D. Carmkhaal, Do Laad; Baolab Taylor, Oraaga City; Edaa Xnowlaa, Taagar- BONELESS" w58‘ “ 78‘ “ BONELESS" 'ALL MEAT" “ TENDER" LEAN" DEPOSIT THIS ENTRY B U N K IN SPECIAL BOX AT OUR STORE 2 5 ,0 0 0 G O LD B O N D STAM P CONTEST FLAVORFUL’ JU IC Y " Plcaae enter me in the Gold Bond Stamp Ca itoal. Use thin entry blank or accurate factomfla. Hal-. Dec. IS la the last day to register. Entrant* muat ba 16 yra. or older ECONOMICAL’ 11 b.38c FRYER SHORT RIBS . . . l K r ^SPARE RIBS . . . lb.49c PARTS .1PORK CHOPS . . . lb.59c • * •• BACON . . 2 l bs.89c ' SLICED « O Z . I f l t SLAB BACON . . . l b.39c “49‘ FLA. GRADE “ A" -LEAN *N MEATY- BEEF SMALL -WESTERN" “ FAMILY-PAR- • BREASTS (With Ribs) • LEGS THIGHS -THRIFTWAY- THICK LUNCH MEAT SALE! • Bologna Pirkle • Olive Literwarat • Hpirrd LaatHaoa Minted Luncheon Leaf -RANGER" BY THE PIECE PKG. PA t-UM Lake Mary Mara Nerds TE g-IIll g. Semlaela Mildred Haaay N M t ll Deltona Mary Getttaga S cat Liki IU -M 4 7 Soph I* IItinea Mh-ttaS WILL BE AWARDED AT EACH “THRIFTWAY" SAT., DEC. 12, AT 8 P.M. • NOTHING TO BUY, OR ANY OTHER OBLIGATION! • JUST COME IN AND REGISTER! GOLD BOND STAMPS 50 EXTRA WUk Tbto Csefsa A The Parr has* Of -Kraft* ITALIAN DRESSING IS o r. b i t « ! • Coapoa read at . Only Tkrn (U GOLD BOND STAMPS 50 EXTRA P 9 N P I GOLD With This Coupoa A The R W F W R BOND P a rrh e a a O f ■ s f l l a l IJ “ O t » b G old" FKLTT cake ■ ■ ■ ■ U R Sl Tf L A M' iPHS a Lbe. E ads M e Coo poo aaad at year TVrtftwaj Only Tbra Sat, December L 50 EXTRA With Tbie Ceapee A The Partbase Of -Everfreah- POTATO c u n 's II os. tala Me Coapoa toed at Oidy Tkrn Sr GOLD BOND STAMPS DeBary f i �/ * ! ON THE SET—Uraula Andress prepares to do a seen* for the United A r t i s t e ' extensively publicised c o m e d y * “What’a New Puiaycat?," now being filmed in Paris. (NEA Telephoto) WHEN YOU BUY . . . “ ARMOUR STAR WIENERS YOU G E T ............ 6 OZ. PKG. “ ARMOUR STAR" BOLOGNA “ SH O W BOAT "ARMOUR STAR" I*URE PORK BAG SAUSAGE 2 PORK & BEANS NO. 300 CANS r_w * ONE LB. BAGS T Q c # O 3 9 AC J U BUY 2 . . . ft GET ANOTHER 1 "SIIURFINE” • FRUIT COCKTAIL “ 3 - DIAMONDS" “ COPELAND" CHIPPED BEEF 2 soz. CO( PKGS. • “ CIRCUS" ASST. FLAVORS • J Q BUY 2 . . . A GET ANOTHER 1 SLICED PINEAPPLE FRUIT DRINKS *•1 • C H IL I & BEANS 4 f«r $f -JIM DANDY" GRITS 2 ONE LB. PKGS. O A ( 4 V BUY 2 . . . & GET ANOTHER 1 “ JIF F Y " FROSTINCS (O R) • CAKE MIXES . . “ GOLD TIP" • C U T BEETS “ KAISER" A L U M IN U M FOIL 2 re g * ROLLS Q O . . 4 f°r 4 9 BUY 3 - GET ONE FREE! DEL MONTE CHUNK STYLE BUY 2 . . . & GET ANOTHER 1 TUNA 3 -MILFORD" WHOLE (O R) CREAM CORN rM NO. 303 CANS 2 P iR .a ih a .o EXTRA EX1 Iv lfs o J G O LD BOND With T> Tti la t Cogp*. A TVi Purchase Of X J GROUND BEEF G O LD BOND STAM PS STAMPS i j s u i Im Qt. Jar S9c Caupsa 100 EXTRA W ith th in C o upon am i Ih * P u rrh a a c O f . . . F re » h “ 100<r. |* u r « " f}'i OZ. CANS good mi y o u r ■Thnltwajr" Only, Thru SaL, December I. Coupon rimkI at "THRIETWAY" only Thru Saturday, December 5. • Dunlarmic • Stereophonic “ PARTYMATE” PORTABLE Tha Afrlcultural StabfliM* tlon and Conaarratlon County committee announce* tha op* mini; o f tha IMS agricultural conaarratlon program. Applb ration* for cost-sharing under tha program will he accepted through Jan. 15. Thia la a nation wlda pro* gram, la entirely voluntary, and la designed to halp farm* era and rancher* aatahUah needed conaarratlon practice# on their farm*. Payment, da* pending upon funda available in tha county, la mad* he farmers, ranchan, and grow* era who sign up and carry out these practices according to specifications. It will b* of apeciat Interest to thoaa who plan to do paatura work, apply dolomita or hi calcium limaaton# on pas* turea, or on legume cover crop* on cropland or grove*, plant pin* seedlings, con* struct fir* lane*, construct walla or ponda Ja pa*turea for livestock water, and plant legume cover crops In grovts or on cropland during the coming year. Cost-shares are likewise provided to construct drainage systems consisting of open ditches or under* ground drainage, and also dikes. Technical assistance la provided by the Soil Conserv* ation Service and by tha Florid* Forest Service. Fur complete Information contact the County ASC8 af* flea in tha County Agricul* tural Center Monday and Tuesday o f each week. Extension Club Hears Report On New Officers “ SUNLITE" • TOMATOES YOU COULD WIN THIS . . . “ GENUAL ELECTRIC” Agricultural Conservation Plan Opened $ f 00 | A new lists o f officers for tha D*B*ry Extension Roma* makers Club was reported at last weeks’ mealing of tha group held at tha Community Center. Named are Mrs. Isabel Rearlck, president; Mrs. Jaw. el Croak*, vie* president; Sira. A. Mosel, secretary and Mrs. C. Hchlcsa, treasurer. Mans for the Dec. IT Christmas Party to ba held at the Center were announced to include a grab bag with each member to bring a 25 cant gift for thia purpose. Finished articles mada by tha women are to be brought for display starting at 10:30 ra. Beverage and dassert will bo supplied by tha hoa* teas committee for the sand* wirh lunch to be brought by each member attending. Workshop for laat week’s meeting convened at 10 a. m. with members working en holiday projects under direc­ tion o f Mrs. Maude Ritter, president. The afternoon pro­ gram waa presented by Mrs. Anthony Oppel aad waa en­ titled “ Understanding Your* self end Family U fa." The dolphia was symbolic of love and diligence, or speed, I to early Christians. * “ ■ • t i r A '4 �V* * * 9 f M i A. Blgsa of Mr tiMMt Tkto Friday sight, m il W w Mr Aral afMMr night. Tkia is m m n l wgrt bnm Waking fKVtri U for tka l t d o t p li af jraara «** « thank* fa U hard-working 8 m JatkaM af tka h a d Sport Laafta. At • pjn* *U Uw" captain* «UI kata thab spaoaar’s to hand for fraa cmka n d aof* faa tad Into***** thaaa ta tkatr (m h o amakora. la nidi* Matt, oock af tfcaaa ftaa folks vttt ha totrodntad la m m * •m at tka iaaaa. I bap* atkor toafota will follaw saitl If plaaaat pra> parly It aaold baaaaw a aratail admiration aaekty. a a a A rawMar ta TtH*1 af tka Satardap ataralaf laafoal Taar apoetel Uorwawant will ka kald Dot. 11 Mora datalto at tka laafta tkia wa»k. JUta yatr baud talk af a klfk aehaol iatramurtl bowl­ ing Issgua ttartlng aoonT Loaka Ilka tbara’a an awful lot af ladraft in tkia group out at tka Samlnola High n . I According to informanU tkara ara alraadjr orar 70 naa 11atad aa being Inter* tat joinlag this league. Special rates will bo offered to tkaee young bowlara, both boys and girls. a a a That turkey promotion went over so wall for tka Women’s Bowling Association (they raised orar |12ft for the blind of tka Bowler's Victory Le­ gion) that well soon announce our awn program whlchll not only include turkeys but al­ so hams and liquid refrsah manta. a a e Saturday night winners of moonlight bowling ware Doug Owens for the men (lantern) and Helen Iluston was high for the women with a travel Iron aa her prise. a a • The Thanksgiving Holiday weekend showed It’s effect with a few lees than normal competing in the Sunday Scotch doubles tourney. Seems Ilka people with namaa of Ptvrro, Karelia, ami Schautteet are having an easy tlma of stepping Into the win­ ner’s circle. Iliesa folks have been winners more than once in the S.D.’s. First plara went to John Fierro and Marion Karelia with their 942 aeries, Includ­ ing handicap; second was won by Doris and Frank Schaut­ teet, 918 aeries. a • e looks Ilka they have a new Wader for the Jet llowlorettea League. Last week waa a po­ sition round with Inland Ma­ terial and Lil* Buggers tang­ ling headon. At that tlma the L.B.’*. were on top but now the ‘rementcra' ara league leaders. Turkeys in this league were •ubmltted by Alice Seaton and Dot llutton. • • e Here's a note from our “troubles department!** I’ve admitted that I’m getting NO JINX FOR HIM BAitBALLS * a » ti* t* * jrn n t/ u $,rrM # u cM S ctecst* a * s e r r m fs O fiSgfASO # H V W nrrM ta* X A txrrtu L t f i t AMP ’fioem g a ? rtts y ik v r J g * * y lU C A S O f rgg C/HC/HHATf *0X 41* POSS-V'T xtre.ip rt> fit l x A K 7 *g fi/fitrfita vrfi OX T fitfigfi **4U*V fiifiM fiP fi, A fiPTrfi/1 fc o x A ia . aslp Go al fifip fi* I S 7 **0 # /F A e u r fio t. * 1 V — D u . « , 1§ M trounced quite regularly by tip wife and te add 'frosting* mp 11-year-old Kavia doesn't find H very difficult to bent dear eU dad, either. Tkia past Saturday, little •-year-old Johnny SplH-akl had games of 77, «• and M. Tka ben weighs tea pound*. Soaking wet, Johnny must hit around Ml (Task, I know — i f f net tea t o away un­ til ha starts shellacking mat) Than was anelMat bawling dans by these youngsters tkia past weak, in bath divisions of juniors and bantams. Pint off, John Boggs tad «varyone with kte 138 scratch game, plea his 579 three-game series. Congratulations, John! Others rolling wall or tka Juniors included John Smith 177, Ralph Unger 171, Jim Woods 197, Rob Jones 177, Billy Martin 179, Mike Sear­ cy 118, Billy CaJlen 194, Jer­ ry Smith IN, Bob DrtecoU 1M and 1M and David Car* ter with a 169. For those tinder IS, wa Identify them aa our boatam bowlara. Tbsaa ara tbs week’s hot shots: Harold Johnson 146, Gary Almond 140, Kevin Spolski 179/600. Plans Finalized For Ellsworth Visit To Oviedo Maine Five 'Eggheads/ Too Tackle Lions In Yule Tills ATLANTA (UPI) - Vander­ bilt University sot only may have the best basketball team to the South—it also may have the smartest. Youthful coach Roy Skinner explains that at Vanderbilt, Mrs the emphasis to more en academics than athletics, prospects are required to make 260 more pointa on tha College Board testa than the minimum set by the South­ eastern Conference. "It keeps going op every year," Skinner Mid. "Several of the boyi on our team would not be able to got into school If they war* itarttog next fall. Our current freshmen averag­ ed 1,300 oo the entrance exam—460 above the conference minimum." Skinner points out that this insistence oo high academic profleteoey la making his re. fruiting job extremely tough. "We bad one hot prospect al­ ready iip>ed-then loot him H remain at Wait that Ugh throughout ft# Mason. to the exam." When Vanderbilt scouts get The Commodores posted a wind ot a good high school 19-9 mark lad yoar. They warn player, they head first for hte 17-2 going Into mid-February, principal’s office end check on (hen lost four of their last sis games. hla grades. "He can be averaging SO "We were inexperienced last points per game out on that season," Skinner said. "Wa basketball court, but if be earns down the stretch, mainly * doesn’t have at toast a B aver­ on the road, without a senior age we would be wasting time playing regularly. The boys trying to sign him up," Skin- worn tired and tha pressure got to them." cr Mid. Despite this problem, Van­ The fact that there waa only derbilt baa dr ne a pretty good one senior oo last year’s recruiting job to the past few team, sod he a seldom used reserve, potato out why Vend* yoars. IBs Commodores wore rank­ erblN to expected to be n pom* ed alxth nationally In the pra­ er this time. AH five starters * season survey and Skinner to and four other tottermen ro* v among those who believe they turn. ■f Fkul plant were made today lor the visit af tka Kttewnrtfe Higk School basketball quin­ tet, champions af the state af Maine, to Semloote County dur­ ing tka Christmaf holidays for a pair af gamee with the Ovie­ do High Lions. The only Item WA to be ob­ tained la approval by the os(tonal high school group far the two-gome series. Urn Edswarth cagara art scheduled to meet the Lions SEMINOLE HIGH’S RICK WAL8TROM (83) akirta hU left end for In the first game Dee. 28, la Mven yards and n first down on the SHS 34-yard line during the Tribe’s tka Flamlsi Memorial Gyma homecoming tilt with DeLand. Waiatrom is being chased by Bulldog end an the lemiaato High campus Bob Apgar (84) and guard Jack DeSario (62). (Herald Photo) in iatfard. Tka two cluba wiO play tka final affair Doe. M, at tka Oviedo HIM gymna­ sium Tka visiters art scheduled to arrive oo the ACL's Weal Coast Champion at 11:M p.m Dae. IT. They will be grunted by officials af the Town of Oviedo and Oviedo High School plus loaders af tka Samtools 8 EC SUadiags: By Jim Bacchus Denote Garrett sad played County Chamber of Commerce Cmt. AH South S e m i n o l e Junior what observers called • tre­ Tm m The Oviedo High band will al­ W.L.T. W .L T . By DavM Hlggtobetkam High's Hurricanes wrapped up mendous game. Hargis stood Alabama ee be on baud to welcome the 8 0 0 10 0 0 e e e their second victory In two out for the 'Canes and HieBersM Sparta Writer Maine outfit to this area. X-L 8 U 4 1 1 7 1 1 starts this season when they kok’t ball handling and pais- Georgia The Tuesday Businessmen’s Following the serial, tka 4 2 0 4 3 1 Basketball season will get tog brought him praise. dumped the Sanford Junior League watched as A1 ChaUin club will head north at 2:36 p. Kantuckjr 4 2 0 1 6 0 Into full swing at Seminole High Braves by a score of 49 Ira Abramian with Mvan tossed a 237, league high sin­ ra. Dec. >1 3 3 0 8 4 0 Auburn ^ High School Friday night when points topped the Bravts in to 33 to a contest at Lyman gle. for Lance Mate Jack Ken­ Gifford Cochran, a resident 3 2 0 6 8 0 X-Florlds BJjtba’a varsity e.gers High Gymnasium in Long- scoring. Lea Green waa the ner walked home the aeries oTlitowortk who rtrtars it 2 3 1 9 3 1 X-Mlaa, go into action against the outstanding Brave en the wood. winner with hla 670 set. Oviedo and who to reepoasibte Vandy 1 4 1 9 8 l Other* making the charmed tor tka trip south sad arrange­ Mainland High Buccaneers of Bruce Stuart, a Hurricane court last night. Ha sank flva Tann. 1 6 1 4 6 1 Daytooa Beach In SHS Flem points and played extremely forward, paced the South Sem­ circle were Paul Marcette 20«, ments lor tbr series, today asinole quintet with IS points In well, defensively. Mike Long X-MIsa. St 1 6 0 3 6 0 Atlantic Coast Line's Wlllla tended a special invitation for lag Gym. Tulana 1 6 0 3 7 0 with a 2<W and Doug Owens all New Englanders In this Tha Baby Semlnolea will get a contest which provrd to be also turned In a commendable performance. X-S«ason not over tha season underway at 4:30 a battle until the Hurricanes area to be on band when the of Glaa Met. with a 201. Ellsworth team arrives In San- p. m. when they take on Main­ blew the game wide open in land's junior varsity. The var Ihe final period with a 22ord. Members of the Ellsworth alty contest will follow at • point scoring spree. Sanford took a first period quintet making the trip ara p. m. Bruce Briley, Bteve Beathsm. The tilt with Mainland to one lead over the South Seminole Larry Gross, John Whitmore, of the four non-Metro contests five by racking up 11 pointa Gregg Stealer, John Liana- the Trlba will play this season in the opening stanza and H was a shining hour for haa, John loyal, John Patroi They also meet Lyman and holding the Hurricanes to 10. Beverly and Joan Adams (no Wayne Mayo, Jim Marcus and cress county rivals DeLand, But South Seminole led at In relation) In the Shooting Star Mark Nash. Also making the Tltusvilla and New Smyrna termlssion by an 18-16 margin. Both club* netted eight points League at Jet l.anea as they trip will be Wally Fuller but Beach he will not he sble to parti rolled big 200-plus gamsa In In all, the Tribe will play to in the third frame and the ths first gams of their league cipate In the games due to a 18 games, 14 of which will be Hurricanes held on to that three-point lead—2* to 23—go­ matches. The first roar went recent auto accident. Metro Conference affairs. Tha club la coached by Blythe, who p r e v i o u s l y ing into the final status. up aa Joan strung out firs strikes In a row for a big 223 Stusrt Taylor. coached at Edgewater — a At thta point the 'Canes went Last year Ellsworth won 19 school Seminole fans remem­ wild. Stuart led the way by game and shortly after an­ other one went up for Bev­ games and dropped only three ber from this football season— dumping in four field goals erly howling on another pair They went on to win the State and Oak Ridge, another of the and threw gratis shots for 11 of tones as her nice 2IS ef­ Class L title but lost to Con­ SHS football rival, baa been of hla 1* points. fort was posted on the ecore cord, N. H. in the New Eng working the varsity extensive­ Following Stuart In the scor­ land tourney finals. They play ly on the techniques and theor­ ing department was Jim Lu­ projectors. cas with a dozen, Mike liarJoan’s fins rolling anabted dens, home of the Boston Cel­ ies of basketball. gin with nine, Matt Kickok her Dennla and Martltulals tics of the NBA. JsyVee Coach Ralph Stumpf. seven and Brant Rose four. Ellsworth U a town of some team to sweep all four points last season'* head basketball Lucas did not start the contest 4,600 residents but It has been from the Mebans OilCo. mentor at SHS Is working with and was not even expected to noted for the quality of Its team and vault Into first the younger boys and has been play because of illness. How­ place In the league. Dot John- high school cage teams. preparing hi, squad for rough ever. the youngster replaced It has also been announced eon came through with a good action against 6!alnland. 170/469 for tha Mohene team. that WDEA of Ellsworth will This season's varsity squad taps play-by-play accounts oi Shepard’a Oil took allfour Is small and has had only from Gssiman’e Studio to Hie games for rebroadcast to limited experience, ami If they take a firmer hold on third Milne put to good use the training piece ai Gladys Edwards roll­ drilled into them they could ed a 46S sarleo. become classified as tough Pancho’s Mexican Foods competitors. By Marshall Lingo team grabbed three pointa Probable starters for Fri­ ORLANDO — Tha Ovlado from the Leilanl House of day's affair are renter*. Capt. Beauty, thanks to tha com Frank Murray, Gary Loyd, Hitch Llona lifted tha curUin hlntd efforts of Nancy Con and Jeff WlUlama ami sopho­ on the UMMIS basketball sea­ PBOVIDENCE. R. I (UPI) way with a 192/461. Merdell — Tha World Boxing Associa­ mores. Lamar Oxford and son teat night and took a 94 to 25 beating from Colon­ Gonterman’a 1*2 and Nora tion (WBA) refused today to Mark Reborn. ial High here in a eonteat Jagger’a 146. Jane Walno hit recognise as world heavy­ You may think there’s a string attached to this. As usual, you’re right • • • a Iill game and llevwrly weight champion the winner Saturday night the Tribe, which »»w the Grenadier var, . You only get the $5 if you are a bona fide car buyer. Adams scored an avea 600 of the Floyd Patterson George Footballers go to the Elks »“ * lhr" w * •tUfk. aeriea to go with her2IS Chuvalo fight In New York. Bowl to Leesburg. 141 >*h*t at b,,t y'"* lh* L,on* game. Joan Adams series to­ Jin. 39, regardless of Cleve­ This year, as to 19*1, the Junior varsity five. taled out te 613. Th* Lions, without the servHow do we Know if you’re bona fide? Easy. If you come in and let our land Williams' gunshot wound Semlnoles have been selected *#,,t *our lUrt*rs Williams, the WIlA'i third- to compete against a worthy *r ,i salesman show you our cars, and then buy a new car from any dealer By Alan Mover ranking heavyweight contend­ opponent. Thu year the Semi- » ho « r* »*111 in ,00ter was shot In the abdomen noles meet the Leesburg Yet- »>all and preparing for the between the time you see our salesman and January 1, 1965, bring the by a policeman's ptotol dur­ low Jackets, age old rivals of school's Rainbow Bowl Ult Friday night In Dunnsllon, ing a frscas assr Houston, jjpt. The Tribe accepted the bowl »«re almost helpWta before car, your sales invoice, and our salesman’s card in and we’ll hand you $5. Tex,. Saturday night. This competition became bid remembering the 19*3 tilt Ihe hard charging Grenadiers. Bonnie Andreychik netted necessary tn mklA-ptember with Leesburg. Tho Yellow when the WBA vacated Cas­ Jackets handed SHS the only 40 points for the home club It’s not because we’re generous. It’s just that if you are about to buy a sius Clay's heavyweight cham­ defeat of their (Inal year to and broke the school’s record pionship for signing for a the Orange Belt Conference. for scoring in n single game. car, it’s worth $5 to us for a chance to talk to you. We’re confident that forbidden return-bout defense But the Tribe still to«>k Ihe The hot eager took 24 shota against Sonny Litton. conference title and went on at the basket and 20 of them we can fill your need, somewhere between a Corvair and a Cadillac. hit the bucket. to win the Frontier Bowl. Colonial sprang to a I* to This season the locals carry a record of aevrn wins, one 5 lead during tha first period, And o f course you get the $5 when you buy from us. Just ask for i t loss, and two ties into the added 21 more in the second Bowl. This includes last week's and led the l.iona 49 to II at Homecoming tilt against the the intermission. Oviedo gath­ DeLand Bulldogs that ended ered in seven pointa in each With the last two Sanford to a 37 to It victory for the of the two final perioda white Herald "Pick • Ihe • Winner" Indians. tha Orlando quintet aank 21 football contests finally com­ As far as statistics to the Dein the third and 22 more in pleted, Contest Director Roy Land tilt go, Sanford was a- the fourth frame. Mike ParGreen today announced the hcad to all atoas except pass­ tin got nina o f Oviedo's 25 winners. ing. points. Danny Carter, P. O. Box a . and Mary Davta 2439 Laurel, split first and secood place Y o u II b e H a p p ier prize money te the weekly coo­ lest published Nov. 17 and Carol Burgees 2411 Holly, woo in a F O R D third prize. In the contest published Nov. fro m 94, first prtae at fio went to Ken Kern Jr., Rt. 1, Bax 219 and a 94 second prise went to S frickland M orrison, Inc Showroom — Second & Palmetto Dr. John M. Morgan, 134 N. l •M I \ 4 k • f • I •I \I I K Summerlin. Third place money \ \ I* ||( I) M V t •J |l*| \N r «. I | w»411. Phone 322-0711 14. was won by John Martin, m t Park Ays Hurricanes Dump Between Braves 4 8 - T o - 3 3 Us Fans Shooting Stars Hit 200-Mark SEC Standings We ll PayYou WBA Ignores Jan. 29 Fight Oviedo Lions Take Drubbing JUST FOR LOOKING (And You Don't Even Have To Buy From Us!) 'Pick-a-Winner' Winners Named M O TO R SALES 1 * �*t rr ft Progress W alks Worry Clinic partmcnt is going to experiment with portable sidewalks. These will be precast concrete sec­ tions which can be lifted and stack­ ed to one side for the repair or in­ stallation o f sewer and utility lines and then replaced. All city dwellers will wish the ex­ periment success. Imagine sidewalk repairs without the nerve-wracking sound o f jack hammers. Progress can be wondtrful. A Bigger Booi lease on life for the manned bomber fleet. We might have to start build­ ing new ones. That would mean con­ tracts, employment, pay checks. Aviation Week magazine suggest another argument: The threat of bombers would force Red China to put much of its energy into develop­ ing an air defensive system at the expense of offensive weapons. The lie government, pooh-poohing Red China’s explosion, has assured us it rill be at least 10 v< vears before they leans to deliver del' have the means any bombs. It might even be 15. Thought For Today Even so, I tell you, there will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents thnn over ninety-nine righteous persons who need no re­ pentance.— Luke 15:7. • • • The sheep was not lost because it got in the thicket but because it had been separated from the shepherd.— Arthur L. Miller. The Church Architecture " I Uk« a church that looks like a church.” This casual sad (request remark la the popular expression of an at­ titude that baa done much to stifle creative church archi­ tecture la the United Statee. A careful study of art history reveals that there ia no sim­ ple formula describing "what a church looks like.” The greatest periods of church architecture demon­ strate a capacity for change, an awareness of dynamic en­ gineering principles, and a re­ ceptivity to new materials. Therefore, the history of church architecture embraces such varied forms as the an­ cient Roman basilica, the soaring Gothic cathedral, and By James A. McLean Art Department LaGrange College Le Corbusier’s contemporary church at Roochamp, France. A creative architectural per­ iod is one which is honest snd courageous enough to develop forms in keeping with its own needs and vision. The continu­ ing struggle for honesty snd relevance in architecture Is In keeping with the concept of a Creator who la yet alive and who still holds his children responsible for their use of freedom. The average coagrwgatlon "on the corner” Is often alien­ ated from this excltinf quest for vital architecture. The ” 1 Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Julia Barts* ait-isia Beer Lake-Forest City Mr*. Marye*n Mile* R5R-M?a Casselberry Mr*. Jaa* Casselberry 854-444* Chateau Mrs. Joan Magi* 145-8741 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haaey 444-4*51 Geneva Mr*. JeAnn Hays 848-4878 EitoryftM Mrs. RHckle Harris 888-4854 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances waster 828-8818 Lake Moan* Mre. H. L. Johnson 288-4788 Loagwoad Mrs. Donna Eaten 888-8817 North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cosby 288-8188 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Bayder 888-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lsady 844-1188 & m fm ii if m U ) Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., December 2, 1061 WALTER A. I t a u w , EDITOR ASB r tlL lS a B B PEAKS VOLTOLIKB, BOBBBT ALEXABDRB SVLIAB 1_ Advertising Director BOV WEBER A e o o clilo B41Ur KAREV I. JOEXSOK M a a a fia g Editor DORIS W II.L M B S ■octet? Editor DOT-PIE AVBTIK Advortlelaa SS.aagar BO I PIATT Bsaaral AdvenUlnc Maneier AAR IB BHOBMAHKB Butin,as Maiagar VERB WBLLB Jt'D V WBLLB C -a a lp Editor Siatt Fhotoareoher Clip cellar asscbbbicbi suatBILL VIRCBKT Published dally •x c.p t Saturday, Sunday aad CbrU lm aa; publlabad Saturday proceeding Christmas. B l'B S C B im O R BATES Horan Oallyary S l« w.ah Ry Ball Sta Week BWBIKOLB COL'STV | M I I Saar ALL OTMBB MAIL •u se t ta a r H I I MaalBs L I# I MaalSa I N I Monika Lee I M a s lb Lee I M satb O. B Paalal Regulations protrlda Ibai iUl • a ll sa k a crip u .a a Ba paid Is sdvaaee. M l f M anias Tka Harate la a member at Iba C a u se Praia w hlca la aaUUae asctuaivaly la tka uaa tar rapukllaatlaa a t a U Iba laaal aawa prlniad la lb la sew a***er. Satarae aa aaaaaA alaaa raatt.r o e loose I t. ItiS a l i a . Paal otflca at Caafare, gloria*. under U< Aal at Coearese at M arts I. IIS7. Ka pari at sa y m aterial. aawa ar aaveru eie*. a l tb it adltl.a at Tba baatard Unrald B a y ka rapraduoae la s a y aaaaaar with, i a t wrlttaa ytrraiaaioa at tba yubllabar at T ba Ueraid. Aay ladl.M ual ar tlrai raapuaalkla for aueb rayraductloa w ill ba cuasieoted aa la tr in e -e s , o Ton Ueraid s a u pyrigbl auu a t u so held Uabta U * damage* uadar l ka taw. Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N EA) — attacking North Viet Nam. low. Their missions would be The mood here it for an at­ But unless North Viat Nam a year or two off. Their work like a church that looki like la attacked, the war can't be could eventually pay off heav­ tack on North Viet Nam. a church" stance has created won In the south. ily In aabotage, destruction I find thia among military a climate tn which the bland You can’t lick tha Viet ■nd disaffection. and civiliana at the Pentagon stereotype can easily be sub­ Cong, thrae men say, so long Some officials want to beef stituted for bonest soul-search­ and the State Department aa they have a continuing up loyal Laotian attacks on and among some men close to ing. This stereotype usually source of supply o f new offi­ North Viet Nam'a Laotian consists of a sanctuary com­ the White House. cers, organisers and equip­ "volunteera," heat up that plete with ever-present col­ The decision to attack the WASHINGTON (UPI) — ment from Beil Hanoi. A* war to keep Hanoi preoc­ umns and steeple, a rote-like north has not been made offi­ A recent dispatch from Italy fast as you kill o ff their cupied. Imitation of forms without the cially. trained noncommissioned offi­ Others argue for a strong quoted Prof. Gustavo Colonprinciples that once gave them At President Johnson's or­ cers, new ones move in. As naval blockade combined with nettl, a research scientist, at meaning. der, teams o f tired men in the ' fuel as you knock the heart attacks on supply depots. warning that the leaning The Christian Church has a Pentagon and the State De­ out of one group, a new or­ Stoat officials I’ve talked to Tcwer o f Pisa was In Immin­ great heritage of architecture partment have (wen working ganiser appears. want a atagegred attack. Do ent danger of collapse. and literature which can help 18 hours a day, seven days a Until recently, some of a little, wait and see what to give valid insights into the week to get recommendations It is difficult to appraise self-awareness necessary for ready by the time Ambas­ these same men insisted that happens, then do a little tha altuatlon from this dis­ contemporary living. It is one sador Maxwell Taylor return­ attacking the north would do more. Thla give* Bed Ho Chi tance. Colonnettl may ba little or no good. Minh a chance to think and thing to respect and heed this ed from Saigon. right. On tha other hand, gives ua lima to watch for How to carry out any at­ trgdltiou.in dealing with cur­ alarmists have been saying But aa one high official tack hasn't been agreed on. Red t'hina'e reactions. rent problems. It Is quite an­ for yeara that the famous puts It privately, the war Is Home officials and officers Hume favor timing the at­ other to use this tradition as going so badly that some­ argue for bombings. They tacks to new Red incident!, campanile, or bell tower, waa an escape from present respon­ on tha varga of toppling over. thing must ba dons "to keep have the targets picked. such as the Tonkin Gulf af­ sibilities and the risk of new Anyway, If the tower dees the eituation within bounds." They’ve decided on the planes fair In which U. S. warships commitments. were rushed by Bed torpedo bite the dust soon, 1 hop* In the past few months, he ami the unita to do the job. The Christian Church has its that atapa will ba taken to Others argue fur a sharp boats. roots in the past. This can be suys, the Beds have stepped Others insist that attacks clear the name of Bonanno a source of great strength. In­ up their shipment o f men and increase in agent |>ciietration. sights from the past can in­ arms from tha north into Some agents would have im­ on the north should be timed Pisano, tha architect who de­ deed illumine today’s decisions. South Viet Nam along tha Ho mediate objectives, bombings, so as to best help the new signed It. It haa often been said that But the Church also exists in Chi Minh trails and by sea. sabotage, propaganda — for Saigon civilian government. These differences are tac­ Bonanno may have been a the present. It addresses itself They have begun to ship in quick effect. Most of these men would quickly bo captur­ tical. I found no officials or nice guy otherwise—good to to life in the Twentieth Cen­ "heavier" equipment. His estimate is echoed by ed and killed, but it's argued officers I talked to against hla mother and all like that— tury. Church architecture should reflect this involvement key officials through tha gov­ they'd do considerable psy­ an attack, except one who but he waa a lousy architect. In the life oi contemporary ernment. They now put it this chological d a m a g e . Other suggested we ought to look No less an authoriy than agents would infiltrate deep fur lume way tn gut out of the National Geographic So­ man. way: The Church wants to pro­ The war can't be won by into North Viet Nam and lie |Vnit Nam altogether. ciety has called him a "monu­ claim its relevance to every mental flop " ln tha bell tower aspect of man's existence, but department. Another authori­ its imitation buildings snd bor­ ty, the Encyclopedia Britanrowed facades more often sug­ nlru, rather cattily remark* gests the museum, or the an­ that "There Is no reason to tique shop—houses of relics. suppose that the architect in­ The stereotyped church build­ tended that tha campanil* ing on the American landscape should be built in an cbliqu* is more of a testimony to the position.” cult of mediocrity and con­ Since Britain's Labor party'cd Britain’s present one pre-'was a speech delivered In LonI think thla Is a hum rap. formity thin to a dynamic un­ won its narrow victory In the ferred to protect the pound don by Swedish economist I am convinced that the real derstanding of life. The very Prof, Gunrur Myrdal who said Oct. 15 elections, the British even at the expense of Bri buildings that seek to pro­ story behind tha leaning tow. a mild devaluation of the stock market has been sliding tain's own economy. claim that God Is Life often er went something like this: downward. ! it W|( 0n Sept. 18, 19(9, that pound should have come some speak more loudly o f Death. On or about the year 1174 There is something fraudu­ By the end of last week, the Sir Stafford Cripps, the then time »*<> A.D., the mayor of I’isa noted Myrdal has great admirers lent about using the technical British pound sterling also chancellor of the exchequer, among the men called to ad­ that the tourist business was was under selling pressures <]jK lo»ed in a radio address ingenuity of this century vise Prime Minister Harold in a slump. He called i meetmerely to reproduce copies of and there was speculation that that Britain was reducing the |ing o f the chamber of com­ Wilson. the pound would be devalued pound m |2 M So carefully past architectural monuments. A small Gr.-ek temple is beau­ for the first time since another guarded waa the secret that tiful in its native context, hut Labor government did it In Cripps did not even write the ! figures into the text of his it become a spectacularly shal­ 1919. low stage-setting when it Is At that time the government upeedi until after it was dclivremoved from that context, led by Clement Attlee cut the fre(j blown out-of-proportion, and pound from M M to Us per- j Wilhln , ww>k 2, oU,fr coun. long, dry paragraphs of de­ scriptions and reading only the short paragraphs, usually dialogue la quote marks. For quote marks Indicate conversation. Since you seldom talk to yourself, dialogue meant at least TWO peoplst And when TWO people get together, almost any conceiv­ able dramatic aetion may oc­ cur, ranging from assault to love, murder to kidnaping, seduction to salesmanship, etc. And until wa know what the dialogue is about, we all tend to be motivated by the old "gossip" urge. Quota marks thus arouse curiosity and stimulate great­ er interest. So launch your atory or even a scientific caaay with a quotation, or opan with dia­ logue. 8 ocrates made tha dialogue his major teaching strategy and wo should follow hia ex­ ample far more today In our schools. But when you open with a a quotation, be pure to break It up so you can gat THREE sets of quota marks In tha first line. Contrast the next two open­ ings: "Dr. Crane," you ask, "how ean . . . "Dr. Crane, how ran a writer add more Interest value to the printed page?" you ask. Sines quote marks art tha most dramatic print symbol* that mankind ha* ever in­ vented, then THREE eeta of quote marks on your open­ ing line excel a single set! Because newspaper a a l magazine columns are so nar­ row, you must do a fast break to get those three seta on on* line. “ Yes.” Terry said, "but how ean I use quotes whan f am writing a serious essay about something that Isn’t dramatic?" Well, dig up a relevant quotation from some ancient authority. Or uaa tha typical "flash back” method of the movies and TV (where tha opening scene depicts fighting or dangerous conflict that really takes place later In the play. And you medica, dental surgeon* and other scientists, should take note of this "print psychology” clinic I'm offering you today, for noth­ ing la mors dry and bo resoma than the uaual medical or dental convention. So send for my booklet "How To Write S a l a b l e Copy,” enclosing a long stamped, return anvalope, plus 20 cents. Preachers, too, need It! (Always write to Dr. Crane In car* *f this news­ paper, enclosing a (sag stamped, addressed envelop* and 28 rente to cover typ­ ing and printing teste when 'yen send foe mm of hie booklets.) Dick West’s The Lighter Side Phil Newsom 5ay$ merce to see what could be done about it. “ What Pisa needs Is a spectacular n e w attraction that would draw touriita to our city,” the chamber presi­ dent said. "Right,” aaid the mayor “ Any auggeatlona?" "How about building a big amusement park? Wa eould call it ‘ Disneyland’ nr some­ thing like thnt.” "Kid stuff,” aaid the mayor, "It would never pay cff.” "How about trying to get a major league ball club to move it* franchise tn Pisa?” "Baseball Is a sport, not a business," said the mayor. . . British Mart Slides made to house activities alien to its original purpose. Christianity's initial, and continuing, rejection of moral legalism ought to carry build­ ers beyond the deadening Im­ pact of architectural legalism. This Is not a condemnation of tradition. It i.* a challenge to transform the Insights of tra­ dition by letting them speak through torms which are characteristic of this century. This appeal for contempor­ ary church artichecture is not a defense of newness for the sake of newness. It Is certain­ ly not an appeal in behalf of the latest flashy and often sterile "fads" in building. But it is a challenge for (he Church to have faith in the NOW. a challenge for the fel­ lowship of believers to grate, fully acknowledge an abun­ dance of new building mater­ ials and Insights, a challenge for them to use the forms and materials of their own time in their praise of the Creator. INKY Just te ll us how much you need to pay old bills, lor homo Improvements, car repairs, fo r all your seasonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. 24 Reotklv fewail ) 7.00 1100 1100 1*00 2400 3200 FAMI LY FINANCE SIRVICI, INC. •f Sanford 110 South Magnolia Street............... FA 2-4612 THINK GOODNESS! . . . It’s T . G. LEE! There’a no mistaking tha estra quality o f T . G. Leo milk. It’s evident in the richer, (reeber flavor. Look for tho T . G. Leo trademark when you want tha hast. PHONE 322-5663 FOR HOME DELIVERY CeeB V—i receive LOANS UP TO $400 . , ,, tries devalued their currenBntish market analysts said L b ta chaln reaclion the market slide and the pres.. . .... . t . sure on the pound reflected! >rance' not » ° ^ V . uncertainty over the govern van(ce' •,CCU* " , , ‘ h* " rlt,‘ h meat's tax proposal ami , " n',*rcu,U|n* ^ belief that torgovernment atill ln • bid for had not dealt adequately with The new rate was a boon to the country's deepening finan Am« ' « n tT l‘ U ,in cial difficulties. , and in New York price, of Bri tish goods began falling ac­ Devaluation of its currency cording to plan. Is a subject about which no government likes to talk until ^or Britons It meant • the deed has been accomplish- ru* *n **** co,t living &*• ed since one objective of such C4U*« of lh* increased cost of • move is to force down exS00*** '•'hich they could port prices to make them ^ elsewhere and among more competitive on world llbor#lt touched off , new clamarkets. Devaluation advert mor for wage Increases. There are similarities beised in advance simply means that prices move up to fill the tween the British situation ss gap. thus wiping out any pros-, it existed in 1949 and as of pective gain. today. Any tampering with the Then, as now, British goods pound would have a further were pricing themselves out far-reaching effect ln that it, of competitive markets. And like the dollar, Is the yard- then, as now, thare existed a stick for many other curren- serious gap between British cles throughout the world. imports and exports. Governments which prtccd i A possible straw in the wind "No club owner would think of moving a franchlsa for commercial reasons.” "Wall, how about building a bell tow er?” “ A bell tower! Who the hell wants to tea a bell tow­ er?" “ Not Just an ordinary bell tower. A leaning tower. Our latest survey shows that tourists will travel thousand* of miles to aea * bell tower that leans.” “ Splendid!” cried tha mayor. "W e’ll hire an architect to get started on It right away. As a matter o f fact, my bro­ ther-in-law Bonanno Isn’t do­ ing anything right now.” 888388 Dr. Ralph E. Lapp, the nuclear physicist whose family fallout she), ter was destroyed by a forest fire a few years ago, has come up with some cheering advice on how to make the Red Chinese all fall down and go boom. He points out that China, with its huge population and area and ab­ sence o f concentrated industrial cen­ ters, eould absorb more punishment than eould be inflicted by America's relatively small missile-borne nuclear warheads* What we need fo r real deterrent value, he says, is a big, "dirty” bomb —one that could wipe out many o f China's 700 million people and their food supply. Although Dr. Lapp, who is sincere­ ly interested only in atomising as many Chinese as e f f i c i e n t l y as possible, does not say t h i s , there are also sound economic reasons for turning back the clock o f civilisation. Big bombs require big bombers to carry them. This would mean a new Terry's gaeetloas a n hat aa appropriate fee the ■*aal doctor, clergyman aad ---»a-m m .— a------ * -»» writer ee n m m i settera* so ae n pfcoak Utia rasa. Aad ba aoro to aaad for the booklet below, for K win meal ortgtaal data fram tha Uckiataacopa a a v t r H bUsked by aay atbor eeleatieL CASE U-445: Tarry F., aged 22, la the journalism stud­ ent who wanted to know bow to increase tha interest value of printed copy. Yesterday I gave you some unpublished data which I de­ rived many yeara ago whlla I waa directory of our Psychology Laboratory at North­ western University. For I used the tachlatoscope (quick exposure ma­ chine) to test printed pages, prior to launching thla "Wor­ ry Clink" column. And while I was located at Smith College, I did similar testing o f school children, us­ ing two Identical stories but different print layouts. And I found that children (aa well aa adults) picked the story that waa aet In short paragraphs In preference to the long paragraphs. Why? Well, long paragraphs are linked with textbooks and ailitorial copy. -Short paragraphs are typ­ ical of novels and narration. They suggest dialogue. Many people will thus rsee through an entire novel In one evening by skipping tha U3toe-N onN NiVdNQABO Toronto, Canada, may become fam­ ous as the first town that really rolls op its sidewalks at night. The metropolis l a far from being the sleepy, provincial village this old joke sppUee to, of coarse, and it won't literally roll up its sidewalks and not necessarily at night Bat faced with the job of replac­ ing 400 miles of deteriorating sidewalks, the Toronto City Works De- Dr. Crane’s AT THE CROSSROADS Do you want a fresher, better milk? �r ' ' :£ Slit M ir i ,' r v-- it: •7 : . •; ■ :* J V ■■ - t- *; P»*t X-A — Dec. 1, 1964 K m tt Senator's Call For Action l * * . » , Get Congress the techniques to stay on toy of Its responsibilities, k must hold bearings and allocate the funds for some IJOS de­ partments, agencies, offices and bureaus of government employing nearly U mlllioa employee. It must establish a tas structure to meet the coat of (Modem. It must lay not too means af spreading our Ml* liens across dm glebe where they will bast lli M l M . i I (M M ) f t M M I M M .I M V .0. tM e Mi to toe to e e to to M Me to* ie ■ toe am eiUtoi el lee My to* tor toe ■ e ra *) ■yM i WAMINOTON - (frtA ) f M Am erican people l i v e t i e n v a b e n e l Can grass a tie * n e to o v i new Inceattve to re* e n e e t n the a a tto u l lewmak* to f m e e ts w het they ever* 1oe fto v . 1 E III The great v lrte ry eeoctd by the Pr eatoe e t ta n be eeeeM* e re ! e c le a r veto e l teed* I n n to r klaa eed to support e f U a ve ry weD-yrevee eaece* five abttttles. T ie etaeetlve b r e e d e l o u r aatioeel gevera* n e a t wlU feave atroog leader* ably to t ie years ebe*C Now Uw members af ose* greaa must look to tbetr owe laurels so that the legislative breach el our three-part to»* Utkat system does aot toe* gulah or slip Me relative Im* yeteecy during what yromlaai to be a yeried 01 treat change and greet accemytUh* meat. The Congress baa been the target of much criticism both from without and within ia recent years. Its weakaesscs have been well advertised while its strengths and its achievements often have been overlooked. Although th e lawmaking function of the U. S. govern­ ment bai run Into serious dlf* Acuities which only our law* makers themselves caa ram* ody, we ia the Congress need not ipologlie tor the record of the legislative branch. The membere of Coagrees will not, however, be compla­ cent or aetlsfled when Uwy return to Washington in Januery for the lath meeting of the netloeal legislature. They will be driving to improve the methods of Congress so that it may steel the ever more comples problems of our notion with decisive and effective solutions. It soon will be 30 years Legal Notice Is t h w c in c t iT ra tR T n r tiim mvTM jv b ii'i u m s* r t r r , in a n d r o w skmim ulh r o w TV. FLORIDA c h a n c e r y wo. iseee f ir s t federal e A V txnn A St) I/(AM ASSOCIATION O f 0 111.ANDO, A (ore<>rAllse. PMlltlir. JOHN M HAKVTA li>4 JUD­ ITH II IIAKTTA. his wife; sn.l T H t F O R E iT PROPERTIES. INC , A MASaArllUSAt I s «»r»(*rslion, Pafandants. a t a R 's v a tirs ur s u e Nation Is tisraby ( I o n Ihst VndAr A da-raa s f (rtsslosur* and ssis s m s fs 4 by Ihs .India sf ifes eirrtut Csurl st ihs Ninth Judicial Circuit. in and for Ssmlnals County. Florida, on Ik* J»th day o f V'»*m b»r. MSI. In s rartain rsuso betwaan Vlrst Federal (tavlnga and lo>«n Aasoalatlav af Urlan<|u. s rorpnrstlon. plaintiff. And John If flakyta. oi m . si si. d» t . - t a n l . haln* t'hanrary No. l u l l , I *111 s*ll sl public auc­ tion la ihs hl(hsst snd hssl hiddar tor roih. s l ths front door o f Iho I'aunhouso In Ranlaid. SrmlnaM County. Florida, st ihs hour of 11 »« A M. »n M - d a y . Ihs I St h I n of Daesmksr. MSt. th» f o lln * ln ( da# rrlksd property: 1-nt I. niotk E. o f LITTLE W K K tW S KRTATK* NUM HKR ONE. according to Iho (list Ihsroof t i racorJad In Plat Hook *. !*•■• Sf. of Ihs Public nacorda of Ssmlnals County, Florida. (SEAI.) Arthur II Bsckwttk, Jr, t’ lsrk tty Martha T Vlhl.n, l» C* lu t lil W. Ha-lrUk. o f Ihs firm of UH.KS. IIEDRICK A ItnlllNSON tot Kaal Church Slrsot Orion.lo. Florida tttornaya far ri a lm lff. l-uhllth l>*. ». MSS CIHI-t la the f a a r t af tba f t a . t r Jadpa. a.a,Iaal# I'oaatr. tl s la at Plat Ida. I a Ptabala la ra IA# Kalala ati HANS lilt'll A III* KJKN.NKni’ D KacaaaaU. MV SI. VtrVII'K Nultra la harabr d « a a that tha undtralanad will, oa tha Itrd day af Dacambar. A. D. MSI. praaant ta tha MunarAbla r n n a lr Judfh uf SaalAtla f*ounly. Mortiia. hi* final re­ turn, account and » nuclei a. aa Ktarutar af tha Katata at HANS lilt'll SHU KJBNNBRUP. d.codaad. and at op Id Halt, than and thara. maka apptUpilaa ta tka tald Judpa lar A final m i . Haitian! af bit adm laliirailaa o f ad Id aalat*. and fat aa or■l.r df scharelse hint sa aueh Kiacutar. / fa4 i • ilk S E N . A . 8 . (M I K E ) M O N R O N E Y since C ongress has undertek* an s e totenslve review of IU yroced u ree s a d its tredi* dene. S everal tlmea la m e a t years proposals cslliag for boo (her reoegaalsatioa study have been advanced. These of us who participa­ ted la Urn reorgaaisatiea ef­ forta of 1143 have been dis­ appointed that them new studies were not approved. The growth of this nation, the aver greater seed tor co­ operation and coordination within our economic system, (he increasing role of govern­ ment in providing the frame­ work tor the rewarding life, the preservation of liberty and the avar more fruitful pursuit of happiness that tha modern world makes possible results ia more complicated considerations being fed into the lawmaking mill. Congressional committee systems which were adequate two decades ago w» longer seem so. Particularly tha problem of controlling tha spending of lax dollars has gone beyond existing manage meat apparatus available to the Congress. Ths skilled stiffs now as­ signed to these matters ara Legal Notice n o t i c s nr s A t n NOTICE IB HEIIENT OIVEN ihst on Shs l l l l dsy Sf DSo­ on ksr. I l l s SI IlsSS A. M. ot ths IVsst dosr o t Iks t'osrt llou st o f HtmlnolA County. st Nanford, Klorlds. Ihs tihdrrsIS"0.1 Clsck w ill o ffs r for salt Ihs follow ing described rs«l pro psrtyl t*st 41. IUNLAND SS TATE*. n n S T ADDITION, • -cordin g to Ihs plat Ihsrsot. recorded In l*ist i n k If. r s r t s ST snd SI. 1‘ ubl.c nacorda o f Stw luals Coentr. Tlnrtds ts|tthsr with sll strurtufts Improvements, flttu rss. appllsness. Snd s p p u r ls s s s r tt on a«id Und or ussd In ronluhilion thorawlth. Ths aforaaald ssis will hs mods pursuant to s final do rrts o f fo rtrlo tu ro onltrsd In Chsnrtry Artlon No MMO nos pending In Iho Ctrnilt Court of ihs Ninth Judlrlsl <*1reult o f snd far S*mlnolr C«unly PlorSds DATED this l" lh day o f N ov smhrr, MSI ISKAI.I Arthur II Brokwllh. If t'lsrk a f tha ICrrult Court lit : Msrths T Vihlrn I'rpu ty Clrrfc n « dsn llsrp A Uo> Attornsys for I’ U In lltf M i Ksst Church Htrsst Its first Ksdsral Uulldmi urlsndo. Klorlds fiihlish Use. t. l l l l . CDH-l M i n t K IIP PI'WLIC MEAWIVM NUTICK IS HNRKBT OIVKN that lha un.laralfnad Cnmmlaa lunara apt>ulntsd Up lha Heaar* abla r Parris Hrpaal, Ouarrnor »r lha H a l t at PlarMa *111 hold a aarlat nl public haarlma at lha llmaa and nn lha .lataa haralnaltar alala.L to ra.ala* taatlmunp, taktanra and other proof na.dad ta a.atat In ilatarmlnlnt lha nuoibar of Inhahllanta af lha Ninth Judicial Circuit of Plarlda. ■nmpo.ad af Samlnufa. Htavarti. Otania. Oaraola. India* filter, SI l.u.-ia, ukaaahnhaa and Mar­ tin Cuuntlaa. and of aarli uf •aid Cuuntlaa ra.paatlvaly. Tha haarlnsa a*III ha bald at tha Court Hauaa In aarh of tha f o l l o « l n ( namxl Cuuntlaa to-aa l l : Oll SNllK COUNTT fuun tt Cuminiaalonar'a It a o m Hitandu. S'larlda t in I* M l i K i n l i . r 11 MS! ST UTCIK COUNTT * Part Pttrrt, PlorldA M SS A U , P r . m b . r II. ISAS ■ HBVARD C O U N T T — Raaklade* Morldn SAP P. M. Dacambar M MSI. Dated tlili Ihs TSrd dtp at Data J thla l l l h day nf N«». Novsmksr. A D IISS rntkar. ISIS. valda j non bins ANTHONT NINOS A i Kiarutdr nt Ihs Estate J. THOMAS ill'HNKT uf IIANS lltl'HARD kJt.N C A M . n S-*H tl.KK NKIII’ D, l>ar«aaad Commlnal.Hiara I'ukll.h Nat. it A Dor. 3, S. It I’ ukll.h Uac. J. ». IIS!. MSI CUM*t CIM-IS . . A . — Jk _. Ball But IM Congress af 108 sen­ ator! M i their staffs gad t t Heuee numbers and Uwir a* statists has fewer numbers than art required to run the Bureau o< Indian Affairs. The cost of operating the entire Congreia, exclusive of buildings, totals less than toe coat of the federal Fish and Wildlife service. Without neglecting taaea, trade, tvanepertatfee, health, defense and • multitude af ether matters, Confrere meat come to gripe with Its awn housekeeping and IU own machinery tor destine with theta mammoth problems. Toward toll end, I am ask­ ing ths members of the Mth Congress to Join me in spon­ soring Senate Joint iteSolution No. 1 establishing a bipartism Joint committee on the erginIsation of Congress to mike an intensive study of Congres­ sional techniques. I believe this proposal will gain the aupport of • majority of both bouses, for IMS will not be a time for timidity nor a time for buslarsi as usual oo Capitol Hill. It will be a time for Congress to Uka stock, to shape up. To do otherwise would be to risk the fate of other de­ mocracies, no less noble lawmiking institutions of the past, that eventually hecamt mere debating soclatlea — their former power yielded to executives who offered the leadership that the people re­ quired. spread very thin. Economy and afflciaacy to the tapeadltura of teayayer funds de­ mand a reformation of the ap­ propriations processes. But that la only (he begin­ ning of the challenge that Congress must meet bead-oa with the ntw session. In tha good old day* of the 19th century, Congress would meet for three or four months a yaar. it would pass a few bills — aorat about tariffs, oomt about rivers and harbors, or for a few new post offices — and then adjourn. Today the work load bsi multiplied n thousandfold. The subject matter now ex­ tends into every facet of hu­ man eiperisnce, from ths problems of air pollution to medical research to economic growth, through the realms of outer space and across the vast spectrum of our fantastic military weaponry. Congrtia must not shrink from tha responsibility of pro­ By JsAnn Rsys viding Itself with the addition sl tools snd expertise that The Cenwvs Youth Club will our rapidly sxpanding popu sponsor s dance al ths Com latlon and our ever mors dl munity Hall on Saturday, Die. verse and prosperous economy 38, beginning at 7 p. tn. requires. Ths dance is being planned CUSTO M ER A ( M ENJOY THI HAPPY DIFFERENCE AT PUM.IX, WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREl B0 N11r> WHILE TH E Y Wear-Ever ^ LAST! A L U M IN U M i COOKWARE •OVi IgA C M * * ! Fry Pm Geneva Youths Plan Dance Congress has not provided (or all age groups snd thr itself with either ths staff or club wtU provide a band to play music that all ages will, enjoy. Club president Jack Tillman in tmb n n ct-rr c o i r t •naounccs that Ucktls are sow n i n t h j i n n i s i . CIRCI’ IT n r PLORIDS IN ANU POIS I B M * on isle and that advance pur­ chases will be considerably vui.hi c m v t s . CHANCRNV VO. IMVA Iris than those made st the verm ■ up door. P ll HK CI.u*tN R a l i t: PE D ER At. N IT IO N S L UOHT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Byrnes, OAOB ASSOCIATION. A Car current sponsors, advise tbit pnrailon, Plaintiff. refreshments will be available •vaand soft drinks will be sold DAL.TUN HKNDi: CAT Kit and Tuny Whiting ws» eleried JOAN O CATUS hi. wifa Dafandanu cluh vice president upno resig­ NOTICE IS HEREP1 OlVKN puriuant t« a Pinal r**raa nf nation of Hnrtce John ion and Pnrnnlnaura dai«d tha lath d*r ail officers and members are af Navamhar A. D. MSI, and anlarad In Chani-ary Ca.a No working hard to keep the or­ M17n o f th» Circuit Court of ganisation active. Support nf Ih. Ninth Judicial Clrrull In residents In such activities as and for Sarnlnola C»untv. PlnrIda «haraln Pataral National the coming dance la needed Martgaea laaruatlan, . car ami the community it urged poratlon nr(aniiad un tar in Art uf Cnncraaa and aal.'lag to attend and give the young pursuant to tha Padaral Nation- people the encouragement a •I M ortfa ca taanrlatlun Char- good crowd would bring. IfJ IV g U Legal Notice tar Act. bavins Ha principal o f llia In lha City Of Wa.hmgton, Dlitrlrt o f ColumMa la tha ria ln tlf l and DALTON IIUEDK CATES and JOAN <1 CATKR. I.la * lf a, tha Dafand• nta, I *111 aall ta tha hl(haal and ha at bidder for . ta b al lha Front floor o f tha Santlnnla County Courthoiiaa In tha City o f Sanford. County of Santlnot*. State o f Florida, at It a* A. M on tha l llh day nf Decanther. MSt. lha following daacrlha.1 properly at tat forth IA aald Final Datraa. t o .* I I : L l SI. Itlork I. SUSLANU ESTATES. Amanda.l plal • rcardlng la a p i t ! tharaof, raoordad In Plat B««k M. panaa t a J. of tha PubHr lla.-orda o f Santlaola County Florida Together with lha fnll**ltt( Hat*, of a<|u>pmant and pre­ party which ara laaatad I* bad permanently Inatalled kb A PAH uf lbs tmprovamtnlb on aald land: On* (1 K. Ranga (atari. Modal JSSISWH. Serial TS (IJJ flli D ot U »: Itafrlgaratur f t l t c ) . Modal LAS IWCI. Serial NSSIIIIS.; Ona Dua-Tharm Heater fain Modal M i s Serial IISEJJ. Ona Kit.han E lhaual Pan talact Vlrtof Cllmaa no modal or aarlat it -a . i: I ) < \ anallan Hllnda tmattll. manufartuted by b tn b n n k (llaaa A Paint Company. Sanford. Plortdt. ao motel at aer­ ial numbara Ihatnd thla Juth day o f Ntaamber, A. l l M il iSKAf.) Arthur >1 navkwlth. Jr. c l e r k a f Circuit Court Math N. Cleveland. Jr. and Car roll Burka Attornaya far r ia ln tlfl P l l Drawer X, Sanford. Florida P-thlivV Da- J. l l l l . CUM-1 * 14 Your Choice While They Last Dutch Ov m W /C tu tr $ 1 1 .4 1 V « H » only LIM IT 1 PER CUSTOMER W ITH PURCHASES OF $7 OR MORE The 300-yanr-old oaV ihst inipirctl Joyr# Kilmer to write hie poem, "Tree!," slantli on the campus o f Rut­ gers University. Legal Notice In tba Jadga, Ida, la la rat RALPH Caart af lha l'*aaly aaaalaala I o t . l t , Fla.PraAola. Ktlata af T JONES D artt.S i Ta All Tradllara nad Paraaaa Mnalag Clalma or Daaandi Sgalatl bald Batata. You and each of yaa ate heatby natltlad and tsiu lrad ta prstani nay alAlma and ia■innda w hich you. nr allhtr af ynn. may nave asnlant the notntt o f RALPH T JONES, dor*nao.1 lata a f onfd fo u n ti lu th* C o u n t y Judge a f Satnlnalt County. Plartda at kla office In Mn court Aattaa of Mid Cauaty at Rnnfnrd. PlortSa. within tin calender- month! from tha ttmn o f tha Hrat pub. Ilrntlna a f thin notka. T w o rtp lea nf each claim or demand than k* in w riting, and .ball •tala th* pine* a f rnnfdenc* and puft o ffice ad.lte.a of th* claim ant. end aboil be aaern ta by tha claim ant. pg*Ai. or nttarnay ta d accom panied by t Ml. In* ft* at in* dollar and tuth claim or demand not aa filed •hall ha void. Ilaaal Oaborn Aa aaaculrln « f tha ta .: Wilt and Ttttam ent af Ralph T JonbA dsewaaod (1 A (draw Spaar Ml W. C om m .ratal AtSanford, F lorida Allarnvy far Knarulrlx PuMlah Dor I. ». IS. : j . M l! CUU-I WHE RE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! GOOD ONLY IN: SANFORD PUBLIX and CASSELBERRY PIIBUX �* ■*»»■ M M n rapn f I s I It fn frrl | tn 9 , Dec. 2, 1964 — Page 8-A' T h e F u n o f M a k in g I » Swedish Spy Tipped Russia On Marine Move tpe • M rs Dog Food 2 21 57* Medium Eggs . . . Z. 39c NsMs m Biscuits........... 6 * R itz Crackers 35* 49c Tothv*! Nw "Mifftk1" M argarine..........£ 35c Ki«**a CmfeM Boreal h m Sm> *Ai£ * J lllH * I • IW j'i DOLLAR SALE! D rin k .......... 5 U r Tom ato --iJuice.... 4 ” ■ •«--J M Cfing Peaches 4 2? Pear H alves...... 4 2? Fru it C o cktail.... 4 2? Baked Beans..... 6 2? Sweet Peas.............5 22 Green Beans..........5 2? 1 • . . . . I M f 'i F ln w M I M r ' i P« m « L ib b y* Tawdae 8 m $ Cider Vinegar XX 35* m Libby’* T*wd*e-c«e • fr o z e n W M i Im 49c F M d * Om fo o d s m Oafs Cereal ’ST »s___i 25* * Raspberries . . . . ’£ * 29c Frozen Dinners .. £ 1 ^ 1 rWrwfUl Lipfon Tea £ 85* 2;: 67* Vegetables........£ C ak e M ix e s . 3 ,z 8 9 P ills b u r y Flour 39 B**n>’* Prase* Flirt *t 59c FkICIS AM IFFICTIVI THUkS., Fkl., SAT., DEC 3.4-5, 1964 Mix or Match, Swift's Sherbets ee pkgt. 49c Flounder........... £ P. or Ik . Umit I With ss or Moro 5 49c Saelkiaed Retail tieaae Spaaldad Butter Beans . . . . o e e 39c Iwthlood QwUk Fro*** IN* Betty Crocker'* Wheel, Y id tv , Dnlh*Fo«d, Franck Vanilla, Li « « i *Vi M , Sgica » Apple, Lemon-Coconut Delight end Do rk-Cho<olete-Fudge Ice Cream • Concentrate . . . . *Z 33c Tin m w O mm OrtMd $1. $1. $7. $7. $7. $7. $7$7. U U g t'i Detlckre* B *it4*W Sliced Cheese .. N«Im Wi i p l i i i s p iftwll Libby's Rteh m 4 RrivaiMw* Chaddar Cheese ’J£* 43c Club Crackers E 37* 1 Piltshury’s Mix er Sticks 89* P i e C r u s t ...... z 19« 5 9 P e a c h e s.......4 #w *1 32-oz. cons $1 A p p le -G ra p e 3 $1. 32-oz. *1 G r a p e D r in k 3 39 Swift Fremiem Thick-Sliced > 21b. a e pkg. Sliced Bacon Cepclend's Fresh er Smoked Country Lin k S a u s a g e • per lb . A L L G R IN D S M AXW ELL HOUSE cant Welchede Fruit Drink Frcth and Flevorful Temew W ie n e r s . . . . 3 pkg. Braunschw eiger 12 -os. s D E L IC IO U S C O F F E E ... Drees Up Yeur Table With Argo Spiced - Welched# Fruit Drink Swift's Premium Smoked Stick Style cant P*r lb . Beer in “ (.taws Cans’* SW IFTS PREMIUM PROTIN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE O ld M ilw au ke e £. 9 9 UMI T 1 P l f A S E WITH • Boneless DeHcioas R o u n d S t e a k »> 8 9 * if h-.rrfr P o t R o a s t • • • »> 5 9 * > * C h u c k S te a k s |b 5 9 * S h o r t R ib s • • • 'b 3 9 * G ro u n d B e e f 3 |b*1 47 io o « iwAAm SLICED BOLOGNA Testy Beue-in • Cabbage...... O nions............................ 5 ? 19* Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford ’&• 39* lb. 49« itsfirtt %ol-. Pee. S. IBMl Swift Premium Breuntchsreigee er Seminole Plaza, SANDW ICH CHUBS CaHaelberry l- e s . pkg. > P O W W .V W B O O W S .V 1 § h i O r e e n M l O r o o n S ta m p s «*A Ait ammmml fw .w Oh S to m p s s w im r s o T iH f m m iu m COOK-QUICK C U R IO OR F IF F IR STEAK FRESH GROUND B I IF 3 lbs. S I . 4 7 loeptre* lit. Dot. S- HSR ^ J yl O r s o n ZO-os. pkg. S9c wmmmmm S ta m p s 1 H E R M A N ’S O.i. LUNCH M EATS is.i*,.., on... r * r> 3 6-os. pkgs. 87c *•« D-. 4. I W I HOOOQQPI I) *m m * r . TA RN O W ’S ASSORTED FIZZA FIES leipt'et Set. Bet. S O sm m m M M s i o o ^ v :.v i o o ■S , S ta m p s M l O r e o n S ta m p s § j ku u.n> ^ iwtiu. A ® S' ferpirss lb. 79c m i . d «*. •» i e a ; i ’"Ioco ^o o!|g o M M ja I SH E N A N D O A H FROZEN CORNISH GAME HENS 1</4-lb. pkg. 69c t . l . fm . V 1*40 IflM S M M M M J l M J IM fiM M S M ff 0 « % 0«'A'.V« h « J jl O r a o n S t a m p s wiAtu * 1.um t. p.m*tmir r-> .A U* « i wu A RO YAL SHIELD FROZEN F IU T MtGNON STEAKS SW IFT S PREM IU M FRESH IT A LIA N SAUS A OR I rog. pries l«R8lm let. Dee. » IBMl O W .Y M B O J jl O r o o n S t a m p s MU M* ■. !»» mi pmd>4Mah 10-os. 51.19 VRpirse Rot-. Duo. 8. ItM» | SINGLETO N’S FROZEN FAM ILY PACK BREADED SHRIM P I'/a-lb. pkg. $1.19 M im iiM i , S ta m p s . 4 si. COLGATE'S FAM OUS DENTAL CREAM family she 83c i—rlrm 4.1 Om 4. mmmmmm O W A J jf O r o o n S t a m p s . * A*. iM I M«N . m i k >N ^ wiA A »*4.| rM tesoiree f«l.. Dog. L IBM) J7l O r e e n h ‘‘ Alaska, America’* Wonder­ land,” a two-hour narratlro color film, will l>e shown at the Sanford Civic Center Dec. 3 and 4 at 8 p.m. Produced by Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Langley of Medford, lire., who will be present for the showing, the film features a 13-minute sequence o f tho talks Georg* tlreak-up. This natural phenomenon la ‘ ‘ auto­ matic” lake which flllis and empties Itself each year. These sequences took threw years to film; the entire film took seven years. The l.angley’a film take* the armchair traveler through Alnskan cities over the AlasLu Highway viewing aueh Induatrie* an gold mining and Million canning. Wildlife scenes Include tho Kodiac, largest of the world’s bears. Sportsfishlng Is also feat­ ured in a view of Eskimoland. Till* maids passage through the 49th slat* la reported t* drnw large auditncea aw rywhere It allow*. W S O J j( O r o o n S t a m p s «iA Oil chm ml ...dm. . 1. ONE-A-DAY MULTIPLE V IT A M IN S 100 SIZE. W ITH SPECIAL PACK OF FREE M O N T H ’S SUFFLY SZ.S4 (while they U.t) | »*< • “*« * 1444. ... iu p d - The Wage Policy Committee of tho United Steelworkers union opens a twrcxlay meeting bera Wcdncvday to lay the ground­ work for contract bargaining with the nutlon’s steel produc­ ers. Under term* of the present contract, talk* may bo r« opened upon request of either party after Jan. t, HW3. The union will be free to strike any time after May 1 If an accord U not reached. 'five Wage Policy Committee, It has been learned, will re­ commend th» union’s bargain­ e r, to aeek a 13-cent hourly wage Increase, doubling of sgiilt differential* and re-writ­ ing language covering griev­ ance procedures at the loc^l level. Warren Report Selling Slower 69* |O O ffiW « Y W M l o r o o n .... each 10* f U n r h l PlavM* Or*«e T o m o w 'i T o s t y F ro sh S ta m p 7* Fink MMtA.-Gr.wa Plus 100 Stempe With Coupon I U * O il H U M m i rmtitrm «A s w i m t S IM IU M HALF OR W HOLE SM O K IO H A M S * E ggplant...... Alaska Movie Scheduled Here p r r r s n u u c .it • B ^ u C^rm m m rI wfiGl l».l AnBuaw ra sm ia ____ G r e e n t o n e A p p le s . 4 bo, 3 9 * Tender Enough Te Grill M p r o d u c e Rad or Goldin.Delicious ____ Tender Seef d o w n The spy. retired Swedish Air Force Col. SUg E. C. Wcnnerstroem, apparently gleaned tbc information from a high U. S. Air Force officer with whom he was friendly. This waa disclosed when the Senate internal security sub­ committee made public por­ tion* of nitborto secret te*. tirnony by Wennemtroera. Wennerstroem, 37. was act* fenced In Sweden last June te life imprisonment after it was discovered he had spied for the Soviet Union since 1941— even against his own country. Much of the testimony, tak­ en by the Swedish Federal Police Agency, was censored. Hut the 16d pages of It trans­ lated for *ho Senate subcom­ mittee showed tliat be had remarkably little difficulty in obtaining U. S. secrets during his five-year service in Wash­ ington us Swedish air attache (from April, 1932, to May 195T) and later when he returned to Sw eden. Steel Contract Parley To Open P URCHAS ES Of * 5 00 OR MORE ikBEEFtoNEEDS LESSOOOKJNGTIMEI WASHINGTON (U PI) — Tlie Russians were tipped off in advance when President Dwight D. Eisenhower sen! the Marines to Lebanon in t!»5S, largely through the efforts of a Swedish spy. d WASHINGTON (U P D -T h o 2d volume set containing tho testimony In the Warren Com­ mission’s Investigation of President Jolin K. Kenned)’# assassination is not a runaway bestseller like the commis­ sion’s one-volume summary report. Tho Government Printing Office repurted this weekeud that WO of the S7d set* had been sold by the end of the week. Art Club Meet December meeting o f the DeBary Arts and Crafta Club will be held at 10 a.m. Thurs­ day at Dsilary Mansion House. Arthur Baanatt will premie and a demonstration will be given by Albart Met­ eor. Members are urgod to > i �f -A-U-- v r, ■ •• • ■ ; . •• •• ■ , \U. Herald Classifieds 322-5612 •EVENING HOURS AEB BEADING HOUBS* t l L L,--------------- r Jfs ft -L01 « ; ,-L !0e 1. U s t 41 Fo m 4 fIt B m d tri f m l k P l| t 4-A — Dec. 2, 1964 REWARD: Hats you S H E T L A N D Ptoto F(j Ckriataas iso A up. 80-447* “ Inky7” Hat • B l a c k Cocker Spaniel. PI e • • 4 altar 4 P-M. phone 323-0897 or 1389740 U you know hi* whercabontd. 18. Sfetifll N s ik w Classified HD f t The SANFORD HERALD Now Has LOST: Rad Bow Hound li All Tjtm SapfUaa - tM tn Plaacrttt Shopping Center. 3 t o tl-oo Call 338-3731 day or Mght POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY 122-0433. 15. Spatial B m k n 425-5938 r: IN P »W » 11|14>| 1.1011.60 • U 1> H | U d | 1.5> | l . H I I I t o 1S | 3 11Z 9 11. 8913J 3 16 U» W |4|U 9|«J»I»J6 *1 to as 141 LNI M il MB N M M H 1 1.60I X.T816.70 Ad— 1 U a* I I I * . U a t t l r war** par tin*) •IRA Mlalmaae ibarpw AH iM | Oat* Ada C t a r fM at l-O a p Rata CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST LOST: Chili Holat * Dolly Saturday. 17-tt North of Dog F1X1T SHOP Track Road, Loagnood. Re­ “ Wa Ox ererythhig except ward 134-3040. broken heart!."—Authoriied dealer t o Jaeftoea Laws LOST: Pen onally engraved, mowen. Expert Key k Lock heavy diver Charm Brace­ Service, 400 W. lit St I2» let. Sentimental value. Re­ 4751. ward. 322 5407. RICHARD’S TREE SVC, LOST: Blllford, money, pi­ Free eattmatej, Licensed pers, s t a m p * , picture!, k Tuufd. Tk, 133-0500 ^ carda, Vicinity Sean, Pineeroct Reward 466-5634. A * B CONTRACTORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, 2. I’erNoral* ROOFINO, PAINTING It INSULATING Do you have ■ drinking prob­ lem Write P. 0. Box 1313, Ptnanetag Anmred Sanford ___ 17. JAHitorUl 4. Beauty Care ykntsch T ia iv t S a ^ ? HARRIETTS Beauty Nook, Strvioa ft Supplied m a r ji ■oft water, evening app’U, 3543 S. Park Dr. 105 So. Oak. 323-5743. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY HAS Per Inch (1 tarn. *4 a n liM ERRORS T k * MaraM will aat a* sponsible f*r * a f * lAan CUT'N CURL beauty Shop 20. Hkrtlwkrw 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0434 Evening Appointment. Sanford'! Mori Complete 8. Dogs • Cats • Pat. tk* seller •« tkW >•** BASSETT HOUND pupptA*, 21. Homo itopBlrs ARC Reg. 322-7614. PEKINESE AKC Uegiitercd, ROOFING REPAIR. Urge or SmalL Call before • A.M. or 4 wki. old. CiU 322-4757 or after 8 P.M. EUDELL, Ph. see at 101 E. Ooora Id., 322-73M. 13 Noes Ilay Before Publication Fur Inaartioas aad Kill* (SaL New Far Monday) DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop 22. Plumbing lion, boarded. Animal Res­ PLUMBING cue League, 1700 W. Mlnne Coatraetimg Reptira rota, Del.and. Ph 731-1144 10. I’ oullr)- • Livestock JERSEY rleiler Calvei, good ) FREE ESTIMATES E. L. HARVEY 264 Sanford Ave. F4 34W |LOST: Mala Stamen Cat. Re­ itock $10, up Falrglade Jer 23. Painting ward. 1803 Cedar Are. 322- pay Dtlry, Gesevt. PAPERHANGING-PADmNG 3063. SHETI-AND Pony. i k WIb. bri. 20 yeara Exp.—328-7331 CLASSIFIED INDEX l - M A rw u i mn w i ii ! —Baaaiy Car# I— P*y Nursorlaa •I—Mtaty Wanted •4—far lag* A l'*** It—laaarane* l»—fokeel* A la*tr**4l*M 70—Employment garvtcaa Tt—Mat* Help Wanted 13—Famal* Htlg Wanted Tl—Mala or Pamal* llalp T4—Sale* Hals Wanttd T7—Stluatl** Wanted II—Inoom* Propartp II—llualnaaa Prop —Sat* II—Real Katat* Wasted 14— Rati Katat* Sal* IT—Daalaaa* Hanial* ta—Lai* For Sal* •—0 1 1 4 CM * *—Doga—c a t * — Pat* I*— Poultry — Livestock 15— N lU M 16—Catarina — Fo*4 It— Place* t* l i t II—ip a ola l Servian* II— Bwlmmlng Peel* IT—Janitorial Barries* It— D a-II-Touraalf i t — S u iU ire Buppiiaa I t —Hardware II— Farm*— draft* It—Ham* Hap*If* •I—Out eT Slat* Aoraagt I I —Plumbing l i —llouaaa Per Sal* I t —F aln tlat It—iiouaea—Sal* or Hast I I —Wall DrtIHng 17—ilauat Pm Rant I t —Air Coed. * H aatlag tit—Rtaart lUntal* I t —Radio • Television 111—Trailer*—Cab*a** I t —Fkal* A Equipment til—Mobil* Heme* Rale It—Mam* AtPllaaaa* III— Mobil* Homes—Real I I —Mualoel Inatrumaata lit—1Trailer Space—Rant II— Sualnaa* Equipment lot—Trailer Lola—Hal* II—Jab Printing III—Apartment* Par Heat It—Uphalatary lit—Room* For Ileal II—Vacuum Clean are lit—llettl R**ma IT—M orta l A Storage 111—Rental Agent* I t —S a tarm lia w ra 41— Float* — rea d * — Saadt 111—Wanted To Rani III—Auto* For Sal* I t —Ml*a. F** Salt lit—Auto*—Mala or Trad* It—A rU «lt* Par Meat lit—Truck* For sal* I t —Swag *r R iokaag* lit—Automotlro Sarrl** t t —Wanted T * Bap HI—f.ootara A cyala* I t —P a ra llM * Tor Sal* 133—II***t* A Motor* I t — Antiques Par Sale 111—Marin* Suppllo* I I —Monty T * Lean I t —Baal**#* OpgartuaHIa* Saaford llehang* WHY NOT INVESTIGATE OUR LOW DAILY DISCOUNT RATES? ONE SALE OFTEN PAYS FOR THE ENTIRE M O N T H ’S COST! 425-5938 322-5612 Pram OUR CIRCULATION SATURATES YOUR TRADING AREA . . . . From Samlnol* County (DUI Dtraot) Legal N otice I Ik Tll!7 CIRCUIT COURT O f |TMK AI NTH JUDILI.IL c i r ­ c u i t . Ik A I D r t m . k n i v o l i : c o u .v t t . r L o n i u i C l i a v i C R T Ml. I I W I DO 111a O. DUGAN, Plaintiff, V*. |JOHN RAYMOND DUGAN, Defendant. t l i r i l ' B TO API'KIH |TOi JOHN RAYMOND DUGAN Whna* re el- lc n e I* un­ known Tou » r « hereby notified ih.it In Complaint for Dlvotc* li n been filed against you lit the nbov* styled Court, and you I are required to aarre a copy o f your Answer o r pleading to the Complaint on th* Plain t i f f * attorn.y, TRUMAN C. I UltAHO.V, 707 On* North Or•ngo llullillng, Orlando. Flo r­ ida and til* th* original Anaw*r or pleading In tho offlc* o f Ih* Clark of Ih* Circuit Court, Femliiola County Court llou**, Hanford, Florid*, "ti or before Ilia ilth day of f " u m ­ ber. t i l l . It >uU fell I -In |Judgment by default will be taken agelnat you for th* re* Mat demanded t* th* Complaint DONE »nd ORDKIICD at I Hanford. Florida thla 13rd day [ o f Novambar, 1311. (HEM .) Arthur H. tlackwtth, Jr.. Clerk o f th* Circuit Court Hamlnnl* County. Florid* By: Martha T. Vlhlan, DC. |Truman E. Oraxon Attorney for 1’ lalnllff 707 o n * North Orang* Build­ ing Orlando. Florida I'ublleh Nov. l i A Dec. 3. !. II. teal. C DO-13 NOT1CR 0 » PALM N . t l - * t* k*r*by (Ivan that purauant to th* Flnel Da-re* o f Foraoloaar* and Hole enter­ ed In th* caua* pending In the Circuit Court In and for H«mlnola County, Florid*. In Chan e*ry, Caa* Docket No. t i l l ! th* undereUiiod Clark will **:i th* property altu*t# In aald county deecrlhed aa: fort l i . Iilock I. Pt.'NUANP ETTATI lH, Ameudad PUt, •oeordlag to a plat there­ of, racordal In Plat Bonk 13. p*g*a l A 1. of the Pub llo Record* o f Samlnol* County, F!orbl*, TOO ETHER WITH all fixture* attached to or u*ad In connec­ tion with aald premia**. Includ la g th* followin g: On* OK Refrigerator, alartrla. Modal LAJ13S, Pertel AND- we’H mQ^e ° heading for you if your business is not listed! eiiMt PHONE 322-5612 tiTBOM SANFORD EXCHANGE) or — 425-5938 (FROM tSKMINOLS COUNTY) SINCE 1908 / i I i - TED WILLIAMS H D W _ . 306 E. 36th. 888*01 Sanford. — m r n ir o — REACHING MORE T H A N 40,000 PEOPLE DAILY! ri 19. Builders SuppHei T k * M*rald rtaerva* tk* pel«1I*«* ** »*J*rtlns »r revlela g aay advert leemaai whlak II daaaaa *k|**tt«nabl* h ‘I *4 | ACE BEAUTY S.lon, dally & eve. app'ts. Fermi PAINT eloia out li price 20% off K.g. Price!. Mayfair GREGORY LUMB8R CO. 530 Mapia Are. 3380500 Hotel. 322-0090. COPY NEW Classified Headings to On# OB Range. electric. Modal JP401SIWIL Serial T illlT Il On* Du*-Th*rm H**t*r, oil. Modal 313-1. Serial !H17 O b * Victor Clime* Kltchca Eahauet Fon. no Modal or Serial a umber a Ton Venetian illinds, metal, manufactured by Senkarlk ills** A Feint Company, Hanford. Florid*, no Uo del ar larial number* pabllo aal* t* tk* Kigkaot •ad bam bidder for oaak k* tween tk* koara af alaraa o ’clo ck la tk* toranooa and tw o'c lo ck In th* aftaraooa on th* >l*t day * f December A. D. 111! at th* F ro m Door o f th* Hamlaola Couuiy Court lloua* la Sanford. Florida. (COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk at th* Clrcnlt Court By: Martha T. Vlhlrn Deputy Clerk Daniel, Thompson A Mltcbell Attorney far Plalatlff lad Atlantia Rank Bulldlag JoakaoartU* !. Florid* Publish Dec. 2, 1344. COM-# dlo k halter $100. Th. 322FOR Painting ft Repair Can 3155. 322-342(1 after 5. Legal N otice la tk* Teart a f tk# Ueaaty JuCgr, aem lael* I'aaaty, H ale mt I'lerM a. la Trebala. la re Ik* F.elala *!• II. M. WATIfON, De-?taa*d IT V II. VOTU'K Notice I* lt*r«by given that th* un'Dr*lgnc,| will, on th* 3lth day of Iki'tm btr, ‘ A D 1)14, prcient to the Honorable Ci'Unty Judge of Hemlnota County. Florida, bar final re­ turn. a ,-ount and voucher*, a* Karculrlx of th* K*tat* of H. M. W a u oa . dai-aaaed. and at aald tlm* than and lh-r*. make applioatlon to th* aald Ju Igt for a final aattlement o f h r administration o f aald aetata, and fur an ordar dlachurglng her a* auoh Eraeu'.rlt. Dated thi* th* 33rd day af Novambar, A. D. t i l l . If. W. Itlt* A* Kve-utrlv o f Ih* Tatata o f II II, (V.4t*,»n, Deceaaad. I'ublleh Nov. 3a a. Dec. 2, ), 14. 1)44. CDQ-71 NOTICE o r ■ ALB Notlc* la hereby given that pursuant to th* flnvl decree of forecloaur* and *at* entered In the cau** pending In the Cir­ cuit Court :n end for fem lnol* County, Florida, oea* docket number 14)»3. th* underalgnad Clerk will **lt th* property eituated la aald County des­ cribed aa: feet tl. Rlook VI. 8UNLAND EBTATEt, a auldlrlalon. a cording to a plat thar#" recorded In Plat Rook I t . pages II to 33 o f th* Public Records o f damtnola County, riarlda. Togathar with all *truetur** and Imi-roramanta now and hereafter on aald land, and (he ren!», te.ije*, an,t profit* o f Ih* above daarrlbed property (pro­ vided, however, that th* Mort­ gagor aba!I b* antltlad to M i­ la n and retain th* said rant*, Im uss , and profit* until <l*faelt hereunder): and ell fixture* now or haraaftar attached to or used la conneottoa with th* prom ise, her,In described and n addition thereto th* follow Ing daecrlbad bouaabald appli­ ance*. which are, and ahatl b* deemed to be, fixture* and a part o f tha realty, and ar* a portion of th* security for th* Indebtedness herein mentioned: On* DuoTharm (o il) W all Hextar, Modal l l i - l , Serial 1111.31 On* a. R. Range (alactylc). Model lO ia iw r , Serial TB- •«»»»1 Ono O- E. Refrigerator, (E lectric), Modal U U illR . Serial V R I o l l l l l On* IF* Viator (alectrt-i Kltckan y*g. Fan. me medal o r varlal numbara Tan Venetian Blind* (ma tali manufactured by (an karth Olat* A Dalai Company. Hanford. Florida, n* mo.|*| or aartul numbara. at public sal*, to th* highest • c . heat bidder for «aah at o clock A. M. ea tk* tltk Jay at December 1)11 at th* Front Door at th* gamlnola County Courthouse ta ia n ford F lorida (D IA L ) Arthur n . n«ckwith, Jr^ Clark o f th* Clrsult court By: Martha T. Vlhlaa . Deputy Clerk b £ a r d a l u u ih d l c y AND LEWIS for Plaintiff Xarth Court ftraat Fuat Offle* lacs 133! Orlando Florida I’ ubll.n D*,\ J, i) f| CDH-I A m .' • 21. Well Drilling SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Typat and 81m * Wa Repair and Servica STINE Ml chin* and Supply Co. 207 W And St FA 3-*432 Legal Notice < A D v r.R T ia r.w u v T r o w M ina Th* Board o f Pdblta lnatrucfloe fur (amlnol* rounty, F lo r­ ida wilt roeatva blda for th* furnlablng of all labor, materlata, equipment an l earvloe* r e ­ quired for th* construction o f GENERAL, AND AORICLTe. T C R A L SHOP? BUILDING, CROOUd ACADEMY. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, nd AGRICULTURAL S U I T 111If BUIIO* SCIIte 1 HHVJINOLB HIGH COUNTY, 8 KM INOLL FLORIDA On* bid for the com bined pro* Jacta ahall b* submitted a n t 111 b* received until 1:40 p. in., Thursday December 10, 1)41, at th* Hchool Administration null-ling. Commercial direct. Hanford. Florida, at which tlm* nnd place th* bid* will ba pub­ licly opened and road alotl-l Contract docum ents eonadt o f tw o aet* of piano and on* aat af specification*. DreWln and specification* may be talna-1 for th* tw o pr-Jaota depositing 114.1a with tha Architect. John A. Burton IV, Fourth Floor, Banford Alla-.Co Hunk Building. Hanford, Flor« Ida, for th* flret **t Of dec** manta obtalna-L auoh dap-.- l w ill b« refunded In full to *ata person who return* Ih* d->"<imenta lu g"Od co n d i t io n within tt days after th* bid opanlna; with exception aa noted b e l o w . Additional vet* stay b* obtain­ ed at tba aosl o f 031.04 for a!t projects, which Is half ra fu y iable. Qanaral Contractors a * c.» Ing dooumaata sad aet aubniltlIng propoeal ahall ba refund­ ed one-half Ih* deposit u ," » return o f dooumaata la good condition. A certified shock or b * ik draft, payable to th* Board ef Public Instruction for dom ino* County, fTortda: U. rt. Uaaarnmeat Honda, or a aatlafaatory bid bond axaculad by th* bidder sad aocaplaht* suratle* ta ea amount iq u a l to ftr* par cent • f tha bid ahall ba a a b a it T l with each Md. '** T b* auocesefut bidder will t* required to fur,..eh and pay '•* satisfactory psrtormaau* a»d payment boad o r bond*. A t t e n ­ tion la called t* th* fast that aat !*** than th* atlnt-nuia aalarlaa and wagaa aa eat fort* la tha fpa cifica tion * must 3* paid on this project. Th* Board o f Public Iaetru> tloa for (temlnol* County. Fl-,r« Ida, raaarraa tha right to reJoe* aay a n d /o r all bids or t* walr* aay Inform ant!** ia bidding. Na kid ak*U b* • () ■ drawa fo r a period af f if t * '1 ( I I ) day* aabaaquant to '• opanlng at bid* without is* con cent o f th* Board. J. D. W RIGHT. JIL Chairman, Board of Pub. » Instruction for baain .l* County, Florida B T. Mllwee 8«mla«>* County dupaftaten. d*ot Of Public lastrsotlon and E x-O fficio Secretary to tk* Board • ( Public Instruc­ tion Publish Nav. II II A Da If 7, 1144. CDO-41 11 V ■ •% 1 �You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 29. P M * * 80. Mtoe. Far B ab WIKBOLDTB CAMERA IBOP Camaras • Films • FtoUhtod H I L P l h A««.. Saoford ■ILL’S BARGAIN BAM ef lO.oao Item* 13flo GraparlUa Ava. M . M ac. F ar S a b T U B RIPENED Cltna. Na veil. We thip Albert M. Pell Oeteea. 322-toT* ar *8-4191. 9B» im fs ii f n t l l Dac. 2, 1964 — Page 5-A 15. Hotiaaa For Sola SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer t T TRUTONE Tabb Model 13 FT. B0A1 $30; I Wtoal TV. For laformitloa pbaee UUllIy Traitor $3$; 1 (toed " s a B Jo r d E E ctE F call 122 2295 Rrfrigwator 111 Ph. » G.E. AfpHti lt a Haw 0 Uaad $137. i l l Magaotta m -u cs FOR FRESH Cage Laid Egg>. itop ta at 173$ Country Club 1M SET of Child Crift $40, ALL Tjfp** at mw mtfor Ap- Rd. 122-406*. txnltoat cood. 122 5*77 tr n pUaacts at Draatto Dtocawt. CaU txz-Mb, J I R 1M H AUTO. Wither. 3ZM$M. Part, lac.. M l I. LATEX Pa rat $186 gaL Army- UTILITY Traitor S s Blossom Trail. Orlando Navy Surplui, 310 Seaford Caih. 322-1173. Ave. gas st*v* * Rtoncsrsmr m 31. M usical Iw trm M at* B O A T S , Guaa, Buy, Sell, ttch. Se« at SOS S. Elm FtowiAUto ; mm aapair An. Trade. Rcptlr. O S T E E N W. L Hamasi - pa u m BRIDGE FISH CAMP. FRUIT GIFT FACKKD. Ws 30. H— to A w Mm m PIANO far tab. lM |b. (bad Condition (ISO. Pb. $8-7196 • p. m. Plaao Sarvicug A Tuatog Oaaa Cambta - *8-2661 BUTANE Heater. 1 •men Tralbr, Washing Miehlne, 1 Urge Clreulatlag oil beater A 1 Ridldg Mower (Ceatin eatal). Ph. in-eaeo. 3-BEDROOM, kltetoo equipped. 1106 WyoMwood, $M moethly. $23-4431 for ippolutmtBt. S A N F O R D 'S N E W E S T HOMES, Wait 4lb St. San­ ford. I Bedroom, m bath, FHA * VA Loans. LMN ENTERPRISES lac.. Builder Harold Logaa, call ng-3$U. Saleamaa m Duty 4:00 p. m. to darh. $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES ship SSRTSSS, BMC! Frtoh Fruit k PrudiM*. CarM t 3S4h St. k Itafotd A n . Ph. 39-2M4 or 103111. 1 , 1 , 4 4 BEDROOMS 1. m , * 6 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! For Complete Information See er Call Your ERSCTOB Sat. Mkrossapa k $1 per Day rental for Electric rOR A Musical Christmas FHA - VA Carpet Shimpooer with pur GIVE Basutlfkl Sarah Cano rail BUKUR'g Musle Stop, ehaae of Blue Luatre. Car SALES BROKKR U A '. try Jemlry for Cbhatmsi NWk'* 322710*. T r i a l rurcbaat roll'd Furniture. Mt Have Tha Home For You Ptoaa 338-007. PllM. STORE FIXTURES A ACCORDIAN, 333-5543. EQUIPMENT 35. Vacaaai Claa— ra Lika New from owaar. Make GAI HEATER toehxliag n *2565 PARK DRIVE VACUUM CLEANER J2-2 offer: Gai Peanut Roastera, par tubing, usad 1 sassoa, 322-2420 Night 322-7495 Xrpalri, parti, suppltoe, (or Electric Star Matter Frisiawill tost • room bouse. Ex- T W a w a r f a m a 'a n t t l R f o u t a f h a n 6l B h a 'a a h o o lin g 323-0546 $23-4146 Eloetrolux. Kirby, Hoover tors, S ft. 3 tiered GUaa eeBeut caodlUoa. $30. Pb. ■ v a a m in u ftltlo n l" 3226824 $8-5482 Air-Way, Rcxalr, GE. «tc. Show Caiet, Counter Deteco 322-7284. Vacuum eltaner repaired at Scalea (3 lb. capacity), 10c •5. Hoi 10. BoaDia— Opport. For Sale your tom*. Free pickup A coin operated Sandy Hobby 51. A r t ic la a F o r R a n t delivery. Serving Sanford Hone Rides, 7-up Vender PINECREST. $250 Move in. FOR LEASE RENT A BED for IS yra. GM Vaeuum Re­ (10c aUe), G. E. Water Cool$83 par month. 6 bedroom, JUST LISTED! SERVICE STATION. RolUway, Hospital, B a b y pair, 1114 Park Ave. Ph ar, $ National Cath Regianearby school. Low taxes BEFORE you dteldo to buy Oaai Lata Hoc. Good ProdueU. Beds, by Day, Weak, ar 3264788. bra (1 Manual A 1 Elec fenced yard, stopping can (toad Traatmrnt any home in thla area, make Month. trb). Ice Shavers, Milk ter. $33-0529. SANFORD VACUUM SVC. certain you see tho very PHONE LOCALLY 322 4341 CARROLL'* FURNITURE Shake MUeri, Floor Polish 114 W. tat YOUR REXAIR DEALER lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath or apply to the W -*tlI •r, 1 Safe, Exhauit Fana A 2565 S. Park $$2-6811 PURE OIL COMPANY 2 BDRM., 1305 Elliott, $6,500. custom built home located Numeroui other Uetui. CaU 53. W aatai To Bay 322-0535 or 5354. SALES • PARTS « SERVICE at 1811 Paloma Drive, hare •38-6721. Wanted is Sanford. u se d f u b n it o j T o** 3 7 ^ o v ln n ^ to r * f* LARGE 3 •bedroom h o m e SANFORD SEWING CTR. or haaaafal, taels, DAIRY QUEEN Driver, pre­ many extras, fenced yard Situated on a Urge and well Naw and Uted Machlnei. Re Local k Loo* DUtaat item*, ANYTHING you have fer older man. 2523 Park Good location. 322-0356. landscaped homealte, thla conditioned Slngeri, $13.95 Adame Traaafer A Storage to tell. 323-2170, Drlvt, gaatord. property is a must to in 384411 322-0225 122-4178 104 S. Park Ave. 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, Fla. sped and inveetlgate, and WANTED— 1 Good used IASS TRUCK Driver, Produce Exr o o m , kitchen equipped, w# are certain that you will GUITAR, Glaii abower enclo- FIDDLE, any color. CaU 4 3 ^ ia n la ^ e « d a ^ * e d a p a r le a c e A Rafarencei drspee. Low down payment. find it as delightful and rea ture, Duo-Therm Oil Heater, Sto Oltl after s p. m. Write Box 111, Baaford Her 1100 S. Chase. See after 1 looably priced as we have, almoat new with electric ig SANFORD FEED STORE pm. Whota Corn $3.25 — Snap Corn nitor. 322 (531 after 2 P.M. WE BUY Uaad Furniture, one •Id. piece or touaeful. Furiy $2.80 — Jim Dandy Dog For an early Inspection, and Feed — $3.75 (or 50 lba. In Patloa, Floor, Free Estiaatoa Baddtog k Fun. Co., Ml W 72. F a t M la H e lp W a n te d 3 BEDROOM, Family Boom, 2 complete information re nnd, cemant, rock, pipe, Beth, built in AppUancei let 61 33MM1. cludea Tax. FAIT TIME, lurplua City. •teal, create trapa, dry Central Air A Heal, wall to girding the home, call ua to­ 320 Sanford Ave. 332-M40 day. Another fine home, lilt 5 5 T ? !n U t t t f^ « r T B a !!^ weUa. Steppug itonei. wall carpeting. $22-3505. ed exclusively with HAIR Stylfot wanted, full or MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. FHEM KHT UEAT 1 part time Call 322-5743 or 309 Elm Ave. 321-3751 St. Johns Realty Upkolaterlag k Mattress rta- evenings 322-2455. la III Caart af Ik* Canary THE TIME TESTED FIRM ovattog. Naw k Used FuraiJ*<Sge, lia lia li Coaalf, Pl*r> 322 6123 2365 Park Dr. Utra. Can Nix Baddiag Mfg. BEAUTICIAN Wanted, exper 120 N. Perk Ave. 322-2420 14a. la Pr*bal*. la r*. Kalali af C*.. It 786 Calory Ave. aiivertiof.e e Vt for ntt>* kneed only. Apply 107 W. - KMI'OltlA P. HANKKnHfiM 2 BEDROOM, 1 Bath home Tho Hoard of Public Initrue FA MU7. L)*c.*,f <1 linn 27th St., Richard's llalr FRENCH AVENUE HOUSE fnr Momlnoli County. Flor­ on large lot. Hardwood NEAT 2-bed room bouse on Ta III Cr*4llan 4*4 S»er*«n* ida Styling. Pb. 323-7701. will racilva hlda for furn Uaad fcrtltnrv, ai X t illi Claim* ar D*ma*4* lading corner lot. Zoned commer­ floors, drapes throughout all labor, maiirlala Alillat a*M K*lat*i took, etc. B atik • told. nnd l o r v l c n riqulrcial. Handy location for resi­ large Monkey Puiile tree Ton »n4 larh of you »r* aqulpmant 77. Situation Wanted for tha Inttallnllon of: Larry'a Mart 31$ Oaxlard Mr, by notirii.l an-1 ra.|ulr*<1 adCOMPLETE dence, small bittiness or of­ Carporte A separate Gar M AHTKtl AN In prratnt any rlalma an.I -l»- TKN’ NA AND CARLE Ave Ph. FA 64111 fice. Valuable property for age with work shop. Low DIRT HI HOWELL'S AGENCY, Baby tnamli which ynu. nr -Ither nf bUTION SYSTEMS F oil THE down payment. only $9,500. sitting specialist, TranspnrU you. may h*v, i»alna> tha FOLLOWING K ’ llOOU. WILSON MA1ERFURN. «,t*t, of KMroll! A f HANKtion furnished. Call 322 8259. • in A M M A R ELEMENTARY Buy — Sell — Trade nneON. <1«r*ai»<l. 1st* *f aild Payton Realty County, to Iho County Ju>ts* of PCHOOL 3661423 HOIITIUHDE ELEMENTARY 31113 E. I l l ■imlnoto County, Florida, at SCHOOL 322-1301 2610 Hiawatha at 17-92 DAYS Work. 322-7053. hit offlc* In tha court hnuia ■ ANFOltD JUNIOR H I O 11 For EX biggest setecQaa of Rsiltor-Insuror-Trsdes nf Mid County at kanfnrd, nearly new ato used furni DAYS work, 322-9228. $100 DOWN Kti.rtda, within all calendar ■CIIOOL 322 4991 1919 S. French Ave. riNEC ItEST ELEMENTARY months from thi tlma of lh* m-tiooi lure, sea NoU's Furniture FHA-VA HOMES flrat publication nf this nolle*. ONLY THREE WEEKS ELEMENTARY Brokerage to Csaaeltorry DAYS WORK or Full time, Two coplti of *ach claim or GOLDPHOnO SEVERAL Outstanding 2 4 1 $261120. LEFTI 1 I •a 17-92. Open a days 9 to 4 dimind shall k* lit writing, SCHOOl HOPPER ELEMENTART Bedroom Homes available to an.l ih*U stata lha plac* o for you to qualify for homeSCHOOL nrldinca and paat olfle* ad all Areas of Sanford. Let t M I D W A T ELEMENTART H4. Heal Entate • Sale steed exemption in s new drcaa of tha claimant, an.l ihall SCHOOL Show you Around I >>» aworn to by tha claimant. homo and no totter home LAKE M .\ n t ELEMENTARY Ma aaant. or allornty an.l an. SCHOOL I V TMM riN C t 'I T l «)t H t OF buy Is available in Sanford cnnip.nl,*1 by a filing f«a nf JACKSON H E im iT S ELE rtlF. NINTH J M I t r i S I . t IIIJOHN K. FOX, nno dollar and turh claim nr MENTART SCHOOL than this sttrscttva 3 Udrm Roaltor r t l T IN AND FOR acWIVOLE dimaa* not to filtd ihall bo OVIEDO 1901 S. Part As*. JUNIOR . SENIOR t OUNTT, FLORIDA, 206 N. Perk Ava. 323-0559 block with large kitchen, void. iv cwancrwt vo. tease II 1(111 SCHOOL FA 2-3232 anytime Fli. Room, many extras In JKXOL HANKKR80N CROOMS ACAPEMT (LIMIT­ J S. (It.EASON, JR., aa Admin Admlnlitratnr of lh* El choice location. Only $11,000 l-tretnr nf Veteran*' Affaire, ED C MILE SYSTEM) BART PILCHER. Broker tata of UKKKNRRfAB On# Md for th i c»m M m d pro an o f fic e r uf th* Unltad Statee with $500 down KMPOntA IV HANKER Personal Service Choirs Iota svailabla to nf A mar Ion. Jaet ih all ba lu b m lllid and ■ON, d * c m i d Plaintiff. CaU S32-74M Or**nhrlsr e f Loch Arbor FuMIth Sor It * Pic. 1. I. II. will h* rooalvad until l:« * P v* M.. Tkuraday, Dioambar IT 1**4 overtasking gn|f eottree ItIRNl i t , , at (ha School Admimatra R t fH A R D EDWARD CDQ.TT lion Buildlne. C « n a • r < I i l FT T and LORRAINE J RUR.V Custom building t* your Ball-Blair Agency Investment 4 Realty Saalord, Florida, al F.TT. hi* wlfa, i n t h e r i R r r i T r m n r i n Mlrial, speeificstions. Gruonkrtov peftndenta Real Estate — Insurance 116 N. Park Ave AND r i m eKMIVOl.BS I O l'N T r ( which lim a and placa tha blda 322 917$ NOTICW OF a i IT developed by will bn publicly apanad and n .O H I D A 3rd. A Park Ave. $22 5641 Tita: *t * t r o f F l o r i d a — raad aloud. n o . i teat KINCHWOOD Government owned EDWARD Contract documanto conilat TO 1 It ICIIA It I> TIIK LIKE IVHt'lt.lNVK COM BUILDERS, INC. BURNETT, reftdenre un. 90. I-otn Fnr Hale o f ono act of pla m and nno i*t I’ ANT OF V1HUINIA. * Virginia Homes known, teet known mailing of aptclflenllona. Orawinia and corporation, FA 68074 addraia, larnn R<.*d, Plaintiff. a p id flc niln ni m i y ba abtslnad LOTS 202 Fairmont Dr. by -1*po*|t inn I J .n o with lh Eau •tattle. Flerld*. VI. U n t i l UNF. J HUIINETT. Atteottoa Builder*; Available nuU CIlT EUGENE MOORK. at. E n g lm ir i. L A. Stuhl and l NV. Malian, 1110 palmittn A n reeldenr* unknown, teat at Iota In Marvania, Dream- Selection (4 2, 3. and 4 3 BEDROOM, lto Bath, Sun known melting nldraa*. Dofindanti nui. Winter Park. Flnrl.la. f-> lajkt Estates, Sanford, l-ow wold A other location*. Bedrjoms located in various Serno Hoad. lha flrat i*t o f dncumenii nh n o tice or » c r r •actions of Sanford down payment. Ph. 322-9132. Term*. Leu (lellle. Florid*. talnml Tuch -Hp-.ili will b* r* T H E STATE o r riO R I I I V Tnu ar* hereby o«ttfl *4 that tunHd In full tn *ach p*rmn Tai Robirt KU(in* M«nr«, Immediate Delivery who raturn* the dooumanta I a pall bee b**o filed agalnat IJJuT Rarbira Road. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS MONTHLY PAYMENTS 9fi. Houses • Sale or Rent a and rnndltlon within It day ynu In the ehnye entitled Wheaton. Marylaad Realter a ftir bid opining, with in c e p ­ cauee; en-l that ynu ar* her* Janet W. Moor*. FROM $50.00 tion m notad bilow. Additional by required to til* ynur an Ray wood Lundquist, Asse. FOR THE BEST HOME CUSTOM UL’ILT Home on I l l n ; tlarhara lload. •*t> may b* obtained at a cost •wer with th* Clerk o f thi* FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg Whratun, Maryland Lake. Ph. evenings 322-1597 Tnu ara herahy n.itlflad tha nf |i;.oo each, which will not Court, arnl to ter*# a copy HUY a iult hai h»«n fllad a g iln it he refundable Contractor* »a. th<r*nf upon the plaintiff or 2 BDRM. House. Ph. 322 2738 SEE YOUR 95. Houms For 8g|« curing documents and aat sub­ Stenitrom Realty 7™ nsniar Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Stemper Agency Legal Notica Seminole Realty SOUTHWARD $100.00 DOWN you and J. Bralliy Olham. C* cl) It li u lib tra and LouIm Ty Hr Olham, ai T r u it a n nf Ol ham A Tudor, Inc., a dlaiotved Florida corporation In th abov* aatltlad caui*. and that you a ri r«<iulr«d to Ills your aniw or with tbo CUrk o f this Court and to tarvo a copy th o rio f upon tfe* plaintiff or p la in ti ff ! altornaya. whnao nam* ami addrtia li J*nntnn*. Watta. Clarka and Hamilton. lt')4 llarnatt National Hank Hulldlne. Jnckoonylllo t. Flor­ ida. not latar than l) ,c * m b ,r It. l t t l . If you fall to do *• a daerta pro confaaoo will ba anlir « d tealnat ynu for lha raliar damandad In th i complaint. Thla ault la to fnracloaa a m»Mm i . Th rial proparty proc a id id aaainit la: U>t 11. eut'TH P1NECREST Third Addition, a auhdlvt•Ion aocordlnp t* a plat i h i n o f n e o r d ld In Plat Rook 11. P a ( i i a: and I t nf tha Public Ricor.H o f Simlnolo County, Florida WITNESS my hand and lh* ana! of anld Court al Vimlnol*. County. Florida, thla lath day o f Novimbar, l i l t . (COl'IlT SEAL) Arthur II. Dackwlth. Jr. r'l*rk o f tho Circuit Court lly: Maltha T. Vlhlin i n p u t / Clark j i n u i a i i . NVatia, Clarka and Hamlltaa lto o Darnott National Bank Bulldln* Jackaonvlll* t. Florida Pubtl-h Nov. It. t i * Die. :. 9. Itai C D O -ft plain ti ff* attorney, who** mitting proposal ihall he re­ name and eddret* la: E. AM funded half the deposit upon IIH08 K OLLIFP, J R . P O. return o f documents In good line tut*. 240 N. Perk Avenue. condition. S .n f .rd. Klnrlda 13771. not A certified check nr benk later than December tt. A. D. d r ill, payable to th* Uotrd of 1M« Public Inetructton far Semi­ If you fall tn do •«. decra* nole County, Florida; U. S. pro coafaea* will bo antarad Oovarnmtnt Bond*, ar • aatla- agalnat you for Iho rallot da­ factory hid bond axaculad by mandad tn th* complotnt. th* bidder and acaepiebl* eureTh* nalur* o f aold tuR he tie* In an amount equal lo five tng for FORBCLOSURF. OF per cent o f th* hid ehell be MOKTOAUK encumbering the eubmltted with e tch bid property in Seminole County, The eurceeaful bidder wlU be Florida. to-w l»: required lo furnlah nnd pay for LOT II. NLOCK F. II7N aailafaciory parformanoa and LAND EITATEg. according payment bond or bondi Attintn plat thereof, rarorded In tlon H called lo lh* fact that Pint nook It, Pnga* IS to not lees than the minimum tt. Public Record* of •alartee and wage* as eat forth Seminole County. Florid* In th* epeclflcatlong must be Together with til otructure* paid on thla proieat. and improvement* now nnd Th# Hoard o f Public Inetruc- horoafter on antd land, and th* tlen for Seminole County, F lo r­ ran.*, lieu** nnd profit* o f th* id*. reieree* the right to ra- above described property; end Jact any and/or all hlda or to alt fllturee now or hereafter waive any Infnrmallila* In th* attached to nr u>ed In con bidding No bid ahall b* with neoato n with the premie** drawn for * period of fift e e n ; herein described 111 ) day* subsequent to th* ONE— GENERAL ELEC opening o f bid* without th* TRtC REFRIGERATOR N« consent .f the Board. L A X -tt-4 J D. Wright. Jr. ONE — GENERAL Kt.KCChairman. Board nf Public TRtC 8 4 8 0 8 No. j- s e t - g Inetructton for Heminole WITNESS my h»mt sn,l th* County, Florida as*! nf m IJ Court «t It4nfi,r4, It T. Milne* KIorM*. thi* Sblh 4 ty nf Nay. Seminole County Superint­ •mb«r, A. D 1141. endent o f Public Instruc­ (SEAL) tion end E i-O fficio SacraArthur H. n«ckw !th. Jr., tarr to the Board o f pubCUrk af th* Circuit Court llo fnitrurtlon Ity: Martha T. VlhLn Publish Not. : i u |i-e. j | li-|iuty Clark 134* PiMIsti Dsc. 7. S. 1*. :>. 13(1 CDQ-I* CDH-S READY TO MOVE IN New 3 A 4 Bedroom Homes, 1-2 betks. So Longwood arse —Trades considered, and ws'U build on your lot. Semi­ nole Couoty'e Leading Build er HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. Sales office; So. on U. S. 1792 to Dixie BeU Diner, turn right one block on Seminole Ave. 1163911. V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker An inveitment, not in ex­ pense. Call FA 2-5413 for expert advice on a Herald advertising campaign. JIM HUNT REALTY vw (2 II I A Complete Selection S9‘o Thru 6l's $200 - $300 Down $10 - $60 Month Notice Real-Estate Buyers In n home; CALL 1 RDIt.M. FURN. Cottage, Ph 322 1187. • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station Waxons Office: 323-2!IB Nights: 323-0700 322 0618 3534 Park Drive Would you like to get the bent buy? in commercial; or induatrinl. 97. Houses For Rant *»* MERLE W. WARNER, Realtor 70S South Park Avenut DIAL 322-3629 Sanford, Florida 100% Mechaniral Guarantee — 30 Day* — 1,060 Milos On All food VW'a. Sale# — Parto — Service Factory Authorised Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. So. Hwy, 17-93 Sanford, Fla. 322-1835 •7. Mounts For K nit 106. A p a r t m e n t s f o r R e n t 120. A u t o m o t ir g S e r r le e 3 BDRM., 3 Bath. Fin. Room la t-Room Eiftneoey apt. with Loch Arbor on GoH Course, pvt bath A shower, suitable Stove A Befoiftrator, Cen­ for eeuple ar stogie psrsoo tral Heat $110 mo. Ph. 326 or retired. AH utilftlee toeluded to n e t ideally lo­ 0343. cated an 1st St., wkhin l 3 - BEDROOM, 3 bnth. un­ block ol 3 free parking k>U furnished. 1 ml. to tose, a and stopptog eeator. In­ blacks to ihopptng tetter A quire it Manual Jncotoo school. 1 year leaf# reqtilr Dept. Store 111 K. First St. ed. $120 mo. SS3-4S74 after NICELY FUBN. 4 room Apt., 3 p. ra. Adults. Ph. 322-1928. 6BEDR00M. kitchen equipP#d. $93. Sunland Estate*, UNFUItN. UpeUlrt APT. 155 302 Flamingo Drive. month, 309 Magnolia Ave. Inquire downstair* after 6 SMALL HOUSE, near Sun p. m. or caU 3264130. land, Water included, $45 mo. CaU 322-5170. W E L A K A APARTMENTS 114 W. First St. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ ped $73 month. Ph. 322 3683 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. $55 mo., Includes water A elec­ NEW 2 BDRM. House, comtric. 322 9507. plately furnished, no Child OR. Rimma For Rent ran. 8367434. DUPLEX. AvaUable Dec. 7. Redecorating at present Completely furnished 1-bed­ room. Adulto. 38-3610. 2-BEDROOM house, $50 mo. 322-7596. 2-BEDROOM, kltetoo equip­ ped. Lake Mary. $ 8 8116. FURNISHED I • b e d r o o m house, clean. Ph. 322-6656 UNFURNISHED 8 Bedroom house, Kitchen equipped. Ph. 322-3651, FURN. gar- apt. Stt-MM. A 844$ O vert AUTO GLASS ft SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. Tad Bt. FA 64443 A U WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED S e n k a r ik G I x m a n d P h i a l Company 8 4 Msgaalto PA- FA 121, Hcoottra A Cycles '64 VESPA scooter, Uto This will go to a hurry. Call 327-2141. 121. Boat* At Motor* 17 Ft. HIGH HAT, with access­ ories, '54, 30 h.p. Johnson, elec, start, Mitchell Tilt Traitor. Excellent condition, CLEAN ROOM (or Man. 401 $750. CaU 38 6443. Magnoli* Ave. 38-0720. Gateway To The waterway IDEAL Room, Christian Lady Robaon Sportinf Goods or Man, Private Bath. 322 Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 30444 I . l i t Ph. FA 65441 WANTED: Elderly Gentleman or Couple, share expenses 17 FT. GLASS boat, 50 b.p. Ph. 38-3216 between 4 A 7 motor. Below appraised valus. Many extras. 1800 8. p. m. Chase. See after 1 p m. 118. AutiM For Sole 14 IT. ALUMINUM Orlando DON'T WALK - RIDE Clipper, live well, to HP 1953 Studebeker $175. Johnson, Traitor, like sew, 38-858. SANFORD MOTOR CO. too French AV6. 38-4382 2 C O M P L E T E L Y Furn '58 Merc. Conv't............. $365 Houses. 38-3377. '59 Ford Sts. Wg........... $165 LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with 59 Chev.......................... $545 full bath and 2 half baths '55 Ford Coev’t ................$tso $125 mo.; 3 BEDROOM. 3 57 Ford SU. Wg........... $165 bath home with Family '55 Merc. Sts. Wg........... $95 '57 Buick Air Cood........ $425 room $125 month. 55 Pontiac Sta. Wg........ $210 J. P. MOTORS Payton Realty 1500 Preach Ave. 38-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-M GO WEST ON WEST FIRST BT. • Ben Howland O Charlie Craig O Bob Thomas O Frank Rrunaow u 102. Mobile lionets • Hale 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan Ph. 322-6877. '84 Traitor, 10x57 Ft. Expan do. Early American, G. E •5J CHEVY It NOVA, excel lent coodttlon. $1400, Ph Appliances. 522 0456. 38-2213. DON'S BOB McKEE USED CARS MOBILE HOME SALES NO MONEY DOWN “ Your Wheel Estate Dealer" 701 French Ava. 323-0731 17 Models to choose from OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Hwy. 17-92 Longwood, Fla 1-2 and 3 Bedroom* NEW and USED Awnlngi A Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17 92 S 862562 The Dodge Boyi Seminole County Mts. 1801 Went 1*t Street Hanford, Florida TAKE NOTEOFTHESE Used Cars That Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated. 10.1. Mobile llomex • Kent 10' WIDE, 3-bcoroom trailer. NO-64906. 100. ApartmenU fnr Kent 2 BEDROOM Kura. Apt. Call 322 9173, after 5 Ph. 38-0641 They Won’t Last Long A t These Prices! 4 ROOM APT., 518 Park Ave ROSE COURT APT. 1 Bdrm. Furn., near base 3015 Ssnford Ave. 668438. $30 mo. Up. Surplus City. FURN. Downstairs Apt., lights A water. Ph. 322 0702 or 8800. FURN. Apt. Close ta. Jimmie Cowan. 38-4013 CLEAN. Furn. Apt. Private Entrance. 1001 Palmetto 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. $55 2101 Magnolia. Robert Williams, 38-39.M. 63 Rambler Series 770 4 Dour Sedan, 4 Cylinder Engine, Automatic Trasumltiinn, Radio, Heater and Air Conditioned. Slick Aa A Button. *1895 61 Ford 6 I’aanrngir Station Wagoe. V-8 Ra­ cine, Automatic Trammtsnlnn. Power Steering, Radio k Heater, Air Con­ ditioner, I.usings Rark and Other Option,. Clean Car Throughout — Special Huy *1395 NATIONAL BANK '£P0SSESSI0N m $ '51 Pontiac $391 Im I. $11 mo. '31 Ford $399 bat. $17 '53 Cadillac $299 tol. $1$ mu '33 Chevrolet $399 bal. $17 mo. '$S Ford $299 bal. $12 mo. '35 Oldimoblie $499 bal $17 nni '56 Ford $587 bal. $2t mo. '33 Cadillac $199 bal. $7 mo. 36 Chevrolet $187 b a l $11 mo. '36 Oldimoblie $199 bal 621 mu '37 Oldimoblie $199 bai $21 mo *37 Plymouth $199 bal $21 mu '57 .Mercury $199 bel. $11 mo. '57 Lincoln $787 bal. $35 mo. '57 Chevrolet $299baL$ll n o '57 Chevrolet $587 tol. $31 mo '37 DeSoU $199 bal. $21 mo '38 Chryaler $199 bat. $21 mo '38 Oldsmobile $399 bal $17 mo '57 Rambler $587 baL $31 mo '60 Mercury $699 b a l $3t mo. 66 Corvair $691 baL $1$ '61 Falcon $891 bal. $39 mo. '63 t'hcv. $1181 bal. $19 mo. 4A O 11 ) 1 / SANFORD AVE. 0P E ‘S EVENING! Sanford, Florida 322-1361 National Repowruionn Inc. 62 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door Hardtop. Han V-4 Engine, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Rraken, Radio and IteeUr. *1895 63 Chewy II Nova 4 Door Station Wagon. 4 Cylinder Engine. Automatic Tmnnmi**ian, Radio and Heater. On* Owner, Low Mileage and Like Now. 59 Ford *1995 *695 Reach Wagon. V-8. Automatic Tranumlaiion and Heater 60 Volkswagen Panel Delivery. 4 Speed Tr*n»ml«■don. Over Sli* Tires. A Solid Body and Itunn Good *795 59 Plymouth Suburban Station Wagon, V-4 Automatic Transmission, P o w e r Steering, Power Bribe*, Radio and Heater ‘595 H O LLER MOTOR SALES 2nd & PALMETTO 2507 PARK DR. PHONE 322-6211 ■22-0861 �•nr- . — --' ■M■--------- ■vjggr?^ ---------- — T- LIM IT-1 OP YOUR CHOICE WITH 5.00 OR MORE FOOD PURCHASE | I « 100IX TR A STAMPS WITH COUPON A PURCMASB OF PRICES COOO DECEMBER Vd THRU TUI WRIKEND QUANTITY RIGHTS R IS IR V ID l i t * * Than. IJ # •Id t P r ilt M .g iM BAR-B-Q Tho Priscilla and Dorcas Clrctaa af tha Chutunta Com■malty Church will hold thalr annual Christmas Basaar this Prlday availing and all day Saturday In tha Community Building. Booths and chairman wars announced by Mrs. Alberts Bartunok, Mrs. Eleanor Mil* ler and Mra Agnes Anderson, mambora of tha projects com ■ilttea. Named were fancy tsbls, Ruth Boswslli plants, Peg Kuhlman; Jewelry, Gall Dill; country store, Clara Gwaltnsy; snack bar, Floranca Bouldan; randy shop, Nora Kendrick; fish pond, Mildred Wright; pop corn, Joan Magln; fortune teller and handwriting, Grace Strauea and Catherina Kloee and bak ad goodi, Lucy Carleon. I I |l j ____ _________" " MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS | WtTH T H tt COUPON AND PURCHASE OP BONELESS BEIP a 3 LBS OR OVER | Tender Eye Roast FAVORITES! ! IN ADOlTlOfJ TO THC STAMPS YOU If C lIV I WTTH YOUR PUtCMASf. J 4 ® j\j A Bmwmmam m v c o * ' mmmmmmm* 1 2 -9 -4 4 aw r SUNNYLAMD'S CARDINAL BRAND SLICID BACON 2 8 9 'W 'W ' GREENOELL CHOPPID-FORMID FROZEN STEAK lb Sirloin STEAK BEEF CUBE STEAKS » 60s LEAN MEATY (FORK STEAKS lb 49*) FRESH PORK BUTTSi.39< NATURALLY AGED NATURALLY VENDER Geneva Citizens Set Ham Dinner FYNE-SPRED SIX STICK WHIPPED OLEO PORK SAUSAGE 3 PAN READY DRESSEDWHITING «15* NEW ! ~^ CREAMSTYLE CORN 6 • GARDEN PEAS 5 \ 1 ORANGE DRINK 6 MORTON POT PIES 5 0 EVAPORATED MILK 7 M napkins w 29 TISSUE6 99t JUICE 3 ~.c...1°° 5/,°o 1 • I BROWN 'N SERVE SPLIT • REO 1f« li s t CAMS CLOVERLEAF ROLLS » • . » ICED PASTRY CUPS 39« LIBBY'S TENDER NEWI SIMPLY DELICIOUS Ites CANS .1 u29t MORRELL FRIOE LIBBY'S GOLDEN By JoAna Haya Tha Geneva Citlsena Aaao* elation will sponsor a ham dinner on Saturday, Dec. 12, at the Community Hall begin nlng at 5 p. m. as its first project under leadership of tha new president, W. M “ Buck" Torree. Served with tha ham will ha tweet potatoes, role slaw a variety of relishes, hot rolls, tea and coffee. Piet will be avsilable at an ealra cost and there will he special prices for children under 12 years. All food served will he horns prepared and Torres re­ ports that thero art many good cooks among tho asso­ ciation membership. Everyone In the area la invited to at tand, ha says, especially newcomers to tha Gentva arsa who will find this an aacsllsnt opportunity to meet their neighbors. SAMOA FROZEN 1 lei CAMS I• Chicken a Tvrkay or Baal a Fraian get PKCS CARNATION TA LL CANS F Y M I-S O F T FAC IAL PYM I-SO PT PAPER CARDINAL C PEFR U IT GtA tAPEP DIXIE C H IP CHILI WITH BEANS OR IPA C H ETTIAN D MEAT BALLS 400 CT. _ U l l LANS IJei CANS BETTY CROCKER DELUXE ASSORTED Santa Arrives A t Plaza A 25 mil# canoe trip up the Wekivi River ending with a Court of Honor waa enjoyed by member* of Boy Scout Troop 504 of tha Church of Ladder Day Saints over the long Thanksgiving weekend. Two days wera spent on the trip, with on* day of camp­ ing at Robson's Camp on tha Si. Johns River, where the Court of Honor was held. Tar•ate attended tha eeurt. I F R E E U XTIVA T-BONE,CUBEor TOPROUND .. Church Circles To Hove Bazaar This Weekend 25-Mile Canoe Trip Enjoyed mu STEAK SALE! STORK BOVRSt Ms*, T m , Wad. lly Jane Casselberry Sunshine and smile* wel corned Santa Saturday after noon when he arrived at Sem lnn|« I’lasa in Casselberry af. ter a whirlwind tour of the town In an open convertible escorted by two trucks from th a Casselberry Volunteer Fir# Dept No sooner wss he seated In his headquarters in the Mall when hundreds of young aters were lined up to whispe In his ear about rfo|ls an bikes snd all the other things they sro dreaming of for Christmas morning. Santa will be In Seminole Plata with randy treats Mon day through Saturday from until g p.m. until Christmas. TENDER EYE BEET ROAST ■ LU I RIBBON QUALITY VISTERN G R A IN -F ID BEEF •ad charged with tha rapeS a t • :*• • » gtoytaga which had tanorlsad f t Patarsburg’s South Bids last fall and winter. f I PIXIE 0 1 HERSHEYS. . . CLEARWATER (UPI) A m WaaMagtea, 14, waa w Hm w 4 to U r n Ufa terau hi atato yriBoa, tha tonaa la not roaattuUvaly. Tha St Patenburg youth ylaadid guilty to thraa eounU a# fiiat dagraa amtSar b> tha raya^truiralatiM daatha laat yaar af duaa elderly woman. Circuit Court Judgu Allan C. Aadaraea told tha husky yauth that ha had made tha aaatanesa uaiaai nllra “to an* aluda tha yoaattUtty that you win ever ha paroled." Washlafton, who also was •mused af four othar rapaa, •at silaatly and motionlass throughout tha awrntaf-lony “E S *- w raatod la Jamary of this yaar « amis J» Youth,16,Draws 3 LifeSentences - u • CAKE M IXES j 3 4 0 0 REGULAR 4t« EACH MIKCNAMTS GREEN STAMPS j j MERCNANTS GREEN STAMPS Mtato»(Ob«R*M«KN»»NW A LL PURPOSE EATING OR COOKING FRESH TENDER GREEN Rutabagas « 5' ONIONS.*.™10* YELLOW GLOBE CRISP RED ONIONS Radishes». 5* ■ fjlT .T l 1 2 I A ta le a lla lla w x 6 ! JJ VM <N (OtoONMWMt«4M « . ! : •**a»a.'E te P» M E .‘ W '4 w N « M M r M g D ] , „ . w« 1 ® cd I I , a D shampoo 14«« PLEDGE aerosol U-f-44 •••••• BOTTLE - tUCARTL I . 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IJ-f-44 — PAIN I h L B BAG LARGE PEELED A OEVEINEO S H R IM P • • A* to •4te- •Ag.ltlMii M*A *e4 * • l j . t .44 SAVE 74 t LIM IT-3 WITH 3.00 OR MORE ORDER CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP W M ») P L �Local M ystery Develops In M iam i Death * * * C 1 .0 * ’ * ’ Girl ScouU h i n postponed Governor's Ball Set Here Jan. 7 their preliminary houee num* bering surrey In Lake Mary ■y Dcttk Asstta until after the Christmas hoi* Seminole County has been Mays. Dates will be announe* chosen to be the scene Jan. ed. 7 for the Central Florida Gov­ • • • ernor's Inaugural Ball, one of Lots of store owners along six to be held throughout the the parade route had brooms state following the Tallahassee worn down st a considerable Ball on the evening of Jan. 5. The announcement was made faster pace than normal this morning. The reason: Peanut today by Harold Kastner, of shucks. Jaycees were selling Sanford, who with Robert Billthem during the Christmas himer will he co-chairman of parade yesterday afternoon the Central Florida Rail at the and by the looks of sidewalks Jal-Alai Fronton in Fern Park. New Governor and Mrs. they did pretty good. Custom­ ers must have liked ’em, too. Ilaydon B u m . members of the Cabinet. Supreme Court • • • Eighteen of this city’s “ fin- and others high officials and est” were on duty for the pa­ their wives will attend. Each rade. Some of them reporting ball will be a replica of the during off-duty hours. They other and will open with the Grand March led by the Gov­ wereaugmented bymembers of the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ ernor and his Lady. Music for all the balls will tion Shore Patrol and all were under the immediate direction be provided by Guy Lombardo and vocalist Miss Anita Bry­ of Chief Roy G. Williams. • • • ant. Invitation to the balls (ex­ A seven-year-old girl got separated from her mother cept the one in Tallahassee, during the parade. Po'.ice which la public) will be by were told of this at 7:30 p.m Invitation only and invitations by a distraught parent. At will be presaged on contribu­ 8:77 p.m. police got another tions to a state scholarship call. The girl bad Just got foundation fund which has good and tired watching the been formed to assist outaandspectacle and had gone home ing Florida students on the to bed without telling anyone basis of need. Persons contributing more about it. • • • GOV.-ELECT BURNS than 310 to the scholarship fund will form the guest list for Invitations to the ball. All funds raised in (he Central Florida area will be used for Central Florida students. The schedule of balls la as follows: Jan. 5, Tallahassee; Jan. 6, Tampa; Jan. 7, Cen­ tral Florida; Jan. 8. Jackson vllle; Jan. 9, Miami; Jan. tl, Pensacola. Kastner was chairman of the Seminole County BurnsforGovernor committee. Politics was the main topic o f discussion at the Seminole Chamber corner as many of the city and county politicians gathered to ride In the parade. Seems like all were on hand to be seen by their constitu­ ents. Another day's receipts were 312.83 shy of hitting the 75 percent mark in the Seminole County United Fund's campaign to raise 340,000. Tha UF office reported that 3387.83 waa received in rash and pledges yesterday which brought the drive'* total to 320.087.18. The largest contribution re­ ceived Wednesday was 388 *51 from the employes of the I’ublix Super Market in Cassel­ berry. Gifts of 325 each came from G r a m k o w Funeral Heme, Ben Wiggins, Dr. James Prather Jr., Beneficial Finance and Touchtnn Rexaii plus a 324 contribution from Virginia Garrow. Fifteen dollar gifta were received from J. Phillip* Jewelers and Mrs. F. M. Mob­ ley along with 310 contribu­ tions from Grapeville Nurs­ ery, Helen R. Pearson, Eliza­ beth Galtant, Casselberry's Eckerd Drugs, Ralph W. Peter, L. R. Stover, Mrs. Katherine Miller, Mrs. Mary Baliweg and McRaney Taint and Glass Co. McCrory •Otaaco employes contributed 38.60, and |5 gift* came from James R. Jernignn, Mary Groome, Faye Gaines, Sam L. Davis, J. E. Springston, Mrs. Richards. Ruby Hollis, the Altamonte Springs Civic Club, Mrs. Don James, Mr*. Childress, thp Altamonte Spring* Garden Club, J. C. Byrd, Miss V. G. Mattox, Mrs. M. S. Jones, Mrs. D. Stapler, Mr*. R. C. Moore. Mr*. It. Sweets, Mr*. F. A. Rosier, Mrs. Bill McLaurhlin. Solon Testcn gave 33, Helen Kelly and Bob Kelly 3250 each, Dutrh Mill Nursery, Mr*. F. M. Haynes, Mrs. Herndon and Duke Schullert 32 each, and $1 was received from Bennie Payne, Willi* Dixon, Ulyaes Brooks, Clar­ • • • Herald ataffers were busy this aycm trying to arrive at a near-correct estimate of the parade crowd. One aaid he thought to duck the after­ parade traffic, left The Her­ ald at 4:43, drove along the lake front and out Mellonville. He arrived at 2Mh Street at 5:30 . . . 15 minutes to get home. • • • SUfany Westgste daughter of Mr*. P. J. Westgate, 3007 Cordova Drive, lost her light brown, plastic frame glasses during Wednesday's Christ* mas Parade. She believes they were lost on Seminole Boule­ vard near the tennis courts. They’re badly needed and a reward is offered. • • e Watch for the Mobile Cheat X-Ray unit which wilt be in Seminole County during the week of Dec. 14 through 18. This service is paidfor by your purchase of Christmas seals. • • • United Fund award lunch* eon hat been set for Friday •t 17:15 p. m. at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Seminole Plata. Fund totals are still climbing hut are short of the 310,000 goat. • • e School children began to arrive early in downtown San­ ford yesterday for that big­ gest o f allparades. They were seen at early as 1 o'clock. • • • City crews were also out early putting “ no parking" signs on the former meter posts. Motorists were given a two.hour warning prior to the start of the parade. ence Troutman, Frank Wil­ liams, Ray Turman, Fremont Long, Margaret L«ar, Dori* Duxliury, Mrs. Friable, Jean Cameron, (’ tarn Heim, Mr*, toirson, Mr*. Cagle. Mrs. lloimea, Mr*. Ulm Harrison, Mrs. Eugene H a l l , Mrs. Ruddy, Mrs. Wynkeeb, Mrs. Humgartner, E. 11. Bruce, Mr. Kichberg, Ethol Moore, Fdlty Rogers, Ernest Mills, Mrs. Hall, Phil Boyd, Anna Cham­ bers. L. C. Wilson, Glen MeCall, G. Gray, Howard Sutton, Johnny Robinson and Jewell Chapman. Cleveland E. Kiner, J. L. Meuse, Georgia McClendon, James H. McMillon, Fannye K. Curry, Margaret Robinson, Mary William*, Arthur G. Knight, Mary Franklin, Cender Mason Neal, Beulah V. Stevens, M. Riley and Ethel Oliver, all members c f the Itosi-nwald S c h o o l faculty, contributed a total of 361. UF officials said that sever­ al people have added a few dollars to original gifts they hail made In an effort to help the organization reach it* 310,006 objective. Pledges may be made by calling .723-05:15. by addressing gifta cr pledge* to UF, P. O. Box l i t, or by visiting j the United Fund office at 5t)5 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Score by gifta: Objective K rrrit rd to date 318,800.00 29,9,(7.18 {Vandals Strike * on the St. Johns River ) Zip Code 32771 * * ♦ * “ The Nile of America** Im t U i ) Floyd Fufch Found Dead !n Waterway By Harry I. Jdn m A Miami area mystary was solved last week but In solv­ VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., DECEMBER 3, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 335 ing It a bigger mystery waa created In the Sanford area. Who was Floyd Futeh? ••• Where is Angel City? Who were his companions «n an outing to a ramp about 30 miles west o f Miami? The badly decomposed body Tricky Maneuver o f Futch, 40, waa found Nov. PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) — 20 In a canal o ff tha Tamlaml A tricky maneuver will be at­ Trail by three boy*. tempted Friday morning to put Identity waa made through Mariner-! on a better course the repair o[ a fractured leg for its historic Mars fly-by made on Fateh by a Sanford photographic mission. dcctor about 16 year* ago. A metal pin had been used to Pound Bush repair the fracture by Dr. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ Charles Park Sr. go (UPI) — Rocket-firing govDr. Park dug back Into hla ernment planes are pounding attic to help Dade County in­ the bush around Stanleyville In vestigator* aolve the myatery mopping up operations against of the man's Identity. Congolese rebels, according to The doctor told The Herald reports reaching here. this morning he recalled hav. ing worked on tha man when he was brought to the local SAIGON. South Viet Nam— hcapital in 1948 after ha (UPI)—The commander of the broke his leg while working South Vietnamese air force d e ­ on the St. John* River bridge. nied vehemently today that polos, scaffolding, chairs, ladders and anything CROWDS LIKE THIS lined Sanford streets nil A truck had backed into thu any of his planes had attacked handy to Ret h better view o f the floats, bands, man to cause the fracture. along the Chriatmu.x parade route for eontc 25 North Vietnamese villages in and other entries in the hour-lonj; procession. block* Wednesday a.x thrilled watchers climbed Dr, Park tald. The hospital, the demilitarized zone. (Herald Photo) nt that time, was housed at on top o f cars, hunt; out o f windows, climbed the inactive Sanford Naval Farm W orkers Air Station. MIAMI (UPI) — Importing He added he has never of (arm workers from the baheard o f Angel City, near hamas and West Indies to har­ Hanford, the place In which vest Florida's citrus, sugar Futch ia aaid to hava lived. cane and vegetable crops drew Dade authorities placed tha little opposition at a U. S. De­ following atcry together In partment of Labor hearing. their investigation: Lt. Bruce Berry o f the homicide bureau checked with The Ninth Judicial Circuit Seminole County's two leg­ Jimmy Tigcr’a Camp near the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) which includes Seminole Coun­ islators agreed with the maj­ spot where tha body was Bids will be opened Jan. 6 on ty may soon get three addi­ a 3300,000 project to enlarge ority yesterday at a Tallahas­ found by three boys. He tional Judge*. Canaveral harbor barge chan­ see meeting of a special Com­ This is based on a census learned a group o f "Sanford nel from Indian lliver to the mission that the slate's death survey taken in the district at men" on an outing had visited now Canaveral lock, the Army pennlty should be retained. the direction of Gov. Karri* the camp "about a week" be­ Corps of Engineers announc­ Ilryant and which has just fore lhe body waa found on V o t i n g with the majority— Nov. 20. ed. been concluded. an 8-3 margin—war* Sen. The men said Futch became A three-man commission >t4& if. 'OlaVela - J i. and Will '0 ' /e A id1 was set up by Bryant to take “ unruly," Barry reported, end MOSCOW (UPt) — K rem lin'll'P- Jo« A>a»U. of rtzralnol* the census In every way poasl they tied him to a tree te leader Leonid I. Brezhnev ac- County, ble without actually “ counting keep him from falling Into cused the United States today 1 Kour member* were absent noses." On the commission i* the canal. Later, they releas­ of “ Imperialistic" air strikes when ‘ h« commlaalon. estabed him and he disappeared. Carl Schilkc, of Sanford. against Communist North Viet hshed by the li'63 LegistsThe remainder of th* party. The district population has |Nam ami warned that Russia V0‘ ' ' ' n,,t recommend increased by 139,900 to 676,000 Berry said, returned to San­ was prepared to "give aid" to lhe 1965 Legislature abolpersons, according to Schilke. ford without reporting that the Hanoi regime. '»*> the death penalty for all These figures were compiled Futch was missing. REST SEAT in the house wus ufforded this en­ capital crimes, which presentty the University of Florida. The homicide lieutenant tranced youngster who viewed Sunta Claus New A ttack ly include murder, rupe and The last census, taken in I960, drove to Sanford and checked parade perched a-top Sailor-Daddy’s shoulders. showed 536,700 persons in the hcapital re c o r d a . Officials MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -T h e Ki.lnsepin* for ransom. This scat is n favorite one o f the littlest view­ eight-county district. could find no record o f auch American Medical Association ° n lhe s»na,e c , *v" ers. (Sec more pictures and stories on pages The district Is composed of un operation but referred him (AM A) liberalized its ap l," “ * •’" ‘ •‘‘I lhal kidnaping for 2 and 3.) (Herald Photo) Seminole, Orange, Brevard. to Dr. Park. proach to birth control and ran»,*n' WM ■•“ ••I to lh# "*PIndian River, Martin, Okee­ Dr. Park recalled th* metal planned a new attack on the ital crime list yean ago when chobee, Osceola and St. Lucie. pin surgery, went to his attie Johnson administration medi­ kidnaping wui at an all time Circuit Judges are authoriz­ to check hi* records to com* care program in the windup of high. ow there are few," Cleve­ ed on the basts of one for up with the name Futch. it* winter conference its conference. land said, in support of his each 50,1X10 persons In the dis­ Berry said the body waa so contention that the death pen­ trict. badly decomposed the medical alty “ is a definite deterrent." The survey showed Seminole examiner’* effice could not WASHINGTON ( UPI) - La­ The senator added that he had grown by 12,700 person* to determine cause of death, but bor Secretary W. Williard Wlra Nov. 1 total of 67,600. hna defended persons accused it is presume)] to be accidental iz has begun top-level talks Public hearings will now be drowning. of murder and even a* a de­ It) I'nited Press N.D., Wednesday. Bismarck's with Michael Fox. president of held In strategic places in the A patchwork pattern of high Wednesday was zero. The Seminole County Sher­ the AFL-CIO's railway depart ! fense attorney *T feet it district prior to Die commis­ iff's office said today it has should be retained." wintry weather made for dan­ The Midwest was slugged ment, in an effort to solve a He said there are “ adequate gerous driving today front Il­ with the first of three pre- sion submitting its findings to not been consulted in the case. wage dispute threatening a na­ Governor Bryant, lie then will Chief Deputy James Single, safeguards” unler existing linois to New York and from winter storm* this week. tionwide strike. procedures to keep an inno­ Kansas to New Mexico. Tho East nml Northeast got study the report and decide tory saiil he has liveil In this cent person from getting th* Sub-zero temperatures grip­ the second dose later, with on the need for additional area for 35 years and has death penalty. ped tin; Northern Plains huisli winds that churned judgeships. never heard of Angel City. Rep. Davis sail he feels the again. Tornadoes weie sight­ sea* Police Chief R)»y (J. Wil­ and caused distress death penalty should be re­ ed in the South, among several ship*. liams said his department was tainer!. “ If the committee At least four prisons died MELBOURNE, Australia — not contacted during th* InA third storm center took feela that it *h> old lx- abol­ in Michigan Wednesday be­ shape in tlie southwestern Un­ Australian Ron Clarke broke! v,-*ligation nor doe* he reished,’ ’ he said, “ then it ought cause of slippery roads. Fa­ ited State* during tho night. the world three-mile record to- call any community in this JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — to he submitted to the people tal accidents in Missouri, j area named Angel City. The weuthrr bureau issued day Winn-Dixie sale* are expect­ for a vote. There is no pub­ Iowa and Illinois also were hazardous driving warnings ed to top 3900 million for the lic clamor for abolition." charged o ff to slick condition*. for Texas, New Mexico, Col­ first time this fiscal year, th* The two Iimal legislator* At one time Wednesday, orado, Kansas and Oklahoma. supermarket chain announced were appointed to serve on snow wus falling in an almost today. the committee and have at­ continuous band from Monta­ The company said it ex ­ tended many public hearings na lo Pennsylvania. Up to six pected sales to be between throughout the itit# to sound inches fell m northern Illi­ 3910 million and 3915 million out public opinion on the mat­ nois, and motorists rrawled on during the fiscal year for the ter. Each auid there ia “ no Chicago's esprrssw'uys. 810 stores located throughout great rlamor" from the pub­ The temperature was 15 hethe South. lic to change the law. low at (fibbing, Minn, early County Attorney H a r o l d “ Economic conditions are Sen. Ed Price of Braden­ today after lows of JO below J o h n s o n , representing the better in our territory than ton, commission chairman, has at International Falla, Minn., Seminole County Elections a year ago," said President submitted a number of pro­ and 5 below at Bismarck, Canvassing Board, indicated A. f). Davis and Hoard Chair­ posal* for the members to today that probably tomorrow man J. K. Davis. The tax rut study and offer a letter with Lifetime Unconditinnnl Road Hazard Warranty he would file several motions has helped make consumers their personal observation*. in Circuit Court calling for the feel better about buying." On receipt of the opinions, I dismissal of a suit charging Price will call another meet­ the board with election irreguing. ! Unties. SHOPPING The suit waa filed by K. DATS LEFT i Pope Bassett, a candidate (or the District 3 seat on the Coun­ Periodic Inspection • Flat Tire Repair County commiaitoners thi* ty Commission. Bassett was Tire Rotation • Front End Check TAMPA (U P I)— Four FlC morning were interviewing defeated by the narrow marPhantom jet* landed at Mac- prospectiv* applicant* for the Rin of 127 votes by Mayor Law­ CHRISTMAS SEALS right IB and BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES Dill Air Force Base Wednes- ! post of county Civil Defense rence Swofford, of Altamonte other RESPIRATORY DISEASES {Springs. day night after a 10,000 mil* and veterans service officer, non-stop flight which the Air The interviews of about 15 | Bassett charged in hla suit 1964 Force claimed was an endur­ j men is expected to last most \ *1<!Ctlon irregularities ocance record for jet fighters. of the day, a commissioner ^ currod in several precincts The flight began at Mac- said. and on Nov 19 Circuit Court Dill at 11 p. m. Tuesday and The post was created by the j Judge VoLe A. William* Jr. when the planes landed Wed­ Commisiion recently and ia 40 5 W. First St. 322-0651 ; granted an injunction Im­ (Juistm na 2 , nesday, the pilots had been expected to be filled at the SANFORD, FLORIDA pounding election records and * ✓ »< VA. - /• W«V , in the air 18 hour*. j start of the year. |voting machines, j Attacks Denied Channel Bids Three Judges More Pictured For 9th Circuit Death Penalty Retention OKd By Legislators Sub-Zero Weather Grips North Plains Top Level Talks Winn-Dixie Sales Breaks Record Election Case Motions Due School Hit Again Tha Goldsboro Elementary School on West 16th Street • • e waa hit again somatime durKenneth W. McIntosh, of ing the night, police reported Sanford, was elected vice today. A door waa forced by president at the organization­ the thief and • soft drink al meeting of the Central machine waa cracked open Florida Council on Alcoholism School officials, wary of past at Orlando. thefts, now tmpty the ma­ • • e chine daily and It is believed They’re starting that beau­ the thief got little money for tification work along the hi* trouble, police said. lakefront. State officials are supervising the grading along the lake, fixing trouble caused by last sum mer’s severe A cigarette machine was norms which pushed the lake |damaged sometime Tuesday over the seawall and under- night at th* What-A-Burger mined it in places. They're stand, 2545 South French Ave­ stso seeding the ares between nue, but nothing was taken. Ihe lake and tits highway. |polka Ik-ported today. * JW VA UF Drive Hears 75% By Julian Stenslrom Associate Editor * • WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild with few shower* thru Friday; low tonight 58-64. The Lions Club had their human lion all togged out in headgear at the staging area prior to the parade. A mother took her young girl — about five years old—to meet Mr. Lion. Nothing doing. The lion talked to the girl, then extend­ ed a human hand and the friendship developed and fear vanished. • • • Seminole County AF Jets Record 10,000 Miles T ie moving story o f tha firs t C hristm as, as experienced by a young shepherd boy earned Dov, starts today ia this news­ paper. Young folks ia particu­ la r w ill enjoy the 16 illu s tra ­ ted strips th a t relate Dorr's touching story. f Interviews Held 8 W hy You Should Buy TIRES From � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Help Netdcd AF Opens Door Of OpportanHy For Graduates Th* dear #f opportunities b apan to Sanford a m high at toot graduates, T /B g t Jose­ ph M a a t o Air F o n t recrnitar, announced. “Qualified high school grad, aataa ages 17 to 17, Inclusive, a r t eligible for those odueatioaal opportanltloa undar two Air Forca program*,’' ■aid Bloxom. Undar HOparatlon Boot* •trap" ainaoa atady on baaa la their apara tlma and than attand college summer Samastor on a fall tlmo bail*. T h a aacond odocatlonal package la eallod the Airman Education and Commissioning Fro gram. Thla program off a n airmon tha opportunity to attoad college foil tlma on • year-round boila and gala • comnlaaian ao an off!ear. Tha Air Forca haa rot) plod formal education to tachnlcal training to add now manning to an old opportunity—" lo r n while yon *am." The** opportunltioa a n arallabla to thoao who qualify for Air Forca mllatmanL Bargaant Bloxom haa all tha facta about Air Force ed­ ucational opportunities Ha la arallabla for eonf«rancaa at the USO to 1 p.m. each T bun­ day. Telephone Rales Cut On Feb. 1 WASHINGTON (U PI) — Starting Fab. 1, you'll bo able to maka a weekend or night* |y itatlon-to-itatlon talophona call anywbcm In tho United Stataa for aa little aa |1 . On that data, n | 10O mil­ lion reduction In a long dis­ tance talophona rataa order­ ed by tho Federal Communi­ cation! Commlaalon (FCC) — largaat cut In hlatory—atarta going Into affect. Tha FCC order, protested hut accepted by the Bell Teltphona companlea, will reduce tha toll for a three • minute, ■tatlon-to-statlon call anyw han In tha continental U.S. to: —A maximum of 91.60 an Saturday! and dally between • and § p.m. —A maximum of 91 on Sun­ day'* and after 8 p.m. daily. Progress Kills Wildlife WASHINGTON (UPI) - servation croups and Individ­ agencies will be urged to co­ which would establish a lbTha I n t e r i o r Department ual experts throughout the operate In tbe effort. year program of acquiring Beads help from tho nation In country, inviting their com- Tho department also may Und to preserve th* asaantlal ask Congress to help. Legists habitat of rare and endanger­ helpless victims of National and international tlon la under consideration ed species. about 90 Undo of Mrds, ani­ mals and fishes. In teas than l » deportment reported, almost to birds and mammals hove vanished from th* econo and o eo-oporatia* ef­ fort la needed to prevent the list from growing. Th* reason tor this la prog rasa. Aa man expanded firm hW, dug more oil walls, huiM new dams, ha removed tha swamps, free-flowing streams and tall-grus prairies needed for wildlife survival. Already tha Atlantic salmon, ones an Important sport and Choone From Oar commercial fish in New Eng­ Lnrt* Selection Of land valors, now eon bo found In limited number* Is only Styles, S im , Stupe* eight Main* streams. Th* California Candor, tha And Finish**. sattoa'a largest soaring land Plastic Tope And bird, weigh* about M pounds and has a wtegspread of near­ Upholstered Chairs. ly 10 fast. It one* ranged the entire Pacific Coast. But hunt­ ers have reduced its numbers to only 40 or SO confined to sn Pc. area around tha southern Ster­ na Nevada and the coait ran­ ges of Southern California. Tha black-footed ferret, a Urge weasel with black feet end face maak, Is vanishing, from the Graat Plains and the high reaches of the RockUi. Destruction of the prairie dog, the weasel's natural prey, and the original grasslands have reduced 1U numbers to only a comparative few la the OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Dakotas and Nebraska. Interior Secretary Stewart 203-09 E. 1 st Street Phone 322-0983 Udall is sanding a list of tbe threatened wildlife to con­ MIBB MON. TUES. WED. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 25th & PARK, SA N F O R D “CAMPFIRE” FANCY, SLICED D IN ETTES Limit: 9 With Tour 13 Or Mora Food Order. Pleas*. "MR. G" FROZEN FRENCH FRIES * 3 8 and * 4 8 and Haas 2 L a BAG 7 pc- * 7 8 8 8 . 9 pc- * 9 8 MATHER FLA. GRADE “A” MEDIUM £ of Sanford 0 — "BRIGHT *N WHITE" We ll Pay You “ALL PURPOSE" Super Suds Kraft Oil GIANT PKG. Limit: One With Your $.1 Or More Food Order, Please. English Estates Limit: tine With Yuur 13 Or More Food Order, Plena. "FRESH *N* CRISP" To Sponsor CARROTS Book Fair By Jane Casselberry A book fair will be held dur­ ing whool hours Tuesday in the library of English Estates Elementary Rrhool and befoie and after the 8 p.m. PTO meeting. All parent# are Invited to visit the library and view the large selections of the latest chlldrsns hooks. Those wish­ ing to purchase h- oks may do an at a to per cent discount and will get them in time for Christmas giving. Anyone wishing to donate a honk to the school library will h*v* ■ dedication piste hearing hi* Mine placed beside the hook. Itcfreshmenta at the ITO meeting will he served by sixth grade room mother* In tb« cafeteria following th* business session. Civic League Changes Date II) Dunn. K»tra The Longwood Civic Lea­ gue haa postponed its regular meeting fur Tuesday to Dec. t In order not to conflict with the municipal election. The meeting will he held at 8 p.m. at the Civic League Building and ■ Christmas Pro­ gram la planned. Mrs. Elisa­ beth llllle, president, urges the members to attend and bring guest. JUST FOR LOOKING LEAN •"WESTERN” (And You Don’t Even Have To Buy From Us!) You may think there’ll a string attached to this. As usual, you’re right You only get the $5 if you are a bona fide ear buyer. How do we Know if you’re bona fide? Easy. If you come in and let our salesman show you our ears, and then buy a new car from any dealer between the time you see our salesman and Januury 1, 1965, bring the car, your sales invoice, and our salesman’s card in and we’ll hand you $5. It’s not because we're generous. It’s just that if you are about to buy a car, it’s worth $5 to us for a chance to talk to you. We’re confident that we can fill your need, somewhere between a Corvair and a Cadillac. Th* complete worka of Robart Schumann comprise a to­ tal of 39 volumes. ■t*4------ ELBOW MACARONI 7 OZ. PKG. Phone 322-0711 “ HUNTS" IOI.D HON'D Itrdemptiun 9 GOLD BOND |J( Saturday, Fi hru December "GERBER'S" STRAINED LIQUID BLEACH 21 GOLD BOND With Thla I Coupon A Th* Parches* Of “Patio" ENCHILADA S T A M PS DINNERS i 59< | Coupon food at year •"ThrUtway" k Only. Thru Wed, December 3 TOMATO SA U C E STAM PS HOOD "33" 50 EXTRA Showroom — Second & Palmetto lb. 39c Baked Ham . 5 oz. pkg. 59c “8 HURFINE" SPAGHETTI (OR) QT. PLASTIC ’I) MOTOR SALES “TIIR1FTWAY" COOKED (OR) PORK STEAK . . . And of course you get the $5 when you buy from us. Just ask for i t Bible Study Rsr. Robert M. Jenkins of First Methodist Church will conduct the fourth rhurchwlds Bibl* Study of th* Book of Genesis Wednesday begin­ ning at 7:30 p.m. Thera will be a catered dinner at 6:16 p.m. with price* set for adults, children or the entire family. LB . B A G 8 OZ. CAN “ POMPEIAN" OLIVE OIL IOZ. JAR 50 EXTRA With This Coupon A Th* Purchase Of Fleischaun'a OLEO 3 One l .h . GOLD BOND STA M PS _________________ Pkgs. 78c Coupon food at your “Thrlftway" Only, Thru Wed.. December 2 9 29 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thin Coupon h Tho Purchase Of Each Pkg. Of “Breakfast" S T A M PS PORK CHOPS | Coupon good at your ‘Thriltway" Only, Thru Wed.. December 3 “ HUNTS" “SUNSHINE" “ LOW S l’DS" T O M A T O PASTE H Y D R O X C O O K IE S FLU FFY A L L 6 OZ. CAN 9 16 OZ. PKG. 43 3 LB. CARTON 79 j �V i’ Cdr. Bartholomew •*& J \ Naval Officer's Action Honored Cold Held Beneficial To Crops Seminole County ♦ * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” t. > < J Temperature Will Continue Low Tonight Establishment of a Cow- I wander Barton W. Bar­ tholomew Memorial Award for “Excellence In Naval Floyd Richard*, principal a t Leadership” wss snaounerd th« Lake Miry Elementary today by Capt. James O. > Zip Code 32771 ) School, will he the guest Mayo, commander of ReStanford and Seminole cnnnalssanrr Attark Wing apeaker a t tonight's meeting rminty resident* J o i n e d WEATHER: Tartly cloudy and warmer Wednesday; low tonluht 25-35. One. of the Southaide Elementary much of the rent of the naThe award Is in the me­ VOL. 56 “ United Tress Leased Wire EstabLaheJ iSM TUBS.. DECEMBER 1, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 333 School PTO ala ted for 7:10 In lion in shivering this morn* mory of Commander Bar­ tha achool auditorium. Rich* ing when Ihe m m u ry dip­ tholomew, commanding of­ ardi will diacusa “Modern ped below ihe 40-dex ree ficer of Heavy Attark Math Aa It la Taught In To• • • mark for Ihe first lime in Squadron Eleven (VAIIday'a Elementary Schools." long month*. I I ) , killed in an aircraft • • • And more of Ihe same In accident in the Mediter­ Everett R. Hurria, preal* due tonight with frost pre­ ranean last July 19. dent of the Chicago Mer­ dicted as the wind subs idee. The award will be pre­ cantile Exchange, will meet Sisters Killed Last nliht’a northerly wind sented annually to the with Florida cattlemen and penetrated h o m e s a n d VERSAILLES, Ky. (UPD Hanford - based squadron other interested parties to which best exemplifies the bones and made the t#i*J Five sister* burned to death diacusa beef futures at a con­ peraturr feel marts raider spirit of General - Order II. when fire destroyer! their ten­ fab to be held at 10 a. m.. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. than tha reported low of The military order, which JACKSONVILLE (UPD — ant farm home in Woodford Dee. 7, at the Robert Meyer (UPD—Th# General Assem­ 37 degree*. concerns leadership at all Engineers went bark to work County Monday night. Motel in Orlando. Trading In bly open* It* long-delayed The wind, however, kept levels of command, stresses !>eef cattle (live) futures con­ for the Florida East Coast 1964 session today wilh strong frost from forming but the dignity and worth of CDR. BARTHOLOMEW tracts began Monday at the prospect* of an Immediate re- agricultural interrats arw Railway under pre-strike con­ Official Silence the individual. Chicago Mercantile Exchange. ers* for further talk* to checking the latesf frost ting to commemorate his MOSCOW (UPD — T h e ditions today but non-operat“Commander Bartholo­ • • • avert a showdown on Russia'* warnings to prepare for Kremlin today maintained offi­ life hy citing his outstand­ mew was an outstanding i ing unions continued the right to vote. From the police blotter: The ing portrayal of N a v a l cial silence on whether it will possible damage tonight, leader of men," Captain longest railroad strike in the postpone a meeting of IS Com­ red light on the atop light of The opening wa* scheduled leadership." Mayo said in announcing LAKELAND (U P D —Sunfor 3 p. m. the traffic light on the south munist parties scheduled for The first award will be nation’s history. the award. pnmpered Floridans searched Secretary of Slate Denn side of the light at Sanford Dec. 13. The striking unions were in presented during the an­ out their sweater* this morn­ “He took a greil Inter­ Rusk and Soviet Foreign Min­ Avenue and First Street isn't nual Reconnaissance Attark federal court here fighting ing as temperature* in thn est in the a ffirm and men ister Andrei Gromyko held a working at all. Wing One Itomhing Derby an FKC request that it he 7 Children Die he commsndrd, and his « • • long hut Inconclusive meeting state fell to the 30a In thn BALTIMORE (UPD - Sc In early 1963 hy his widow, allowed to operate under north nnd 50a along thn concern and example in­ on the issue Monday. There A reminder to methers of ven children died today when Mrs, K a y Bartholomew, southeast const. spired them to win the emergency condition* made were Indication* th*t they service men and women sta­ Navy *E* award, ranking an early morning fire gutted who resides at :m>7 North Th* Lakeland Weather Bur­ necessary hy the strike in- their tenement home. The mo­ agreed to postpone a show­ tioned overseas: Don’t forget Grandview Avenue with eau said there was apparently VA1I-I1 best In Ihe fleet' stend of following their con­ down for two or three deyg to enter your name In the during his period of com­ ther and four other children their daughter, Sandra, and no frost and no damaga to tract with the unions. and have further talk*. USO special box so you enn escaped. son. Scott, citrus or truck crops. Non* mand. It Is, therefore, fitU. S. District Judge Bryan Secretary General Thant become a candidate for a had been expected, forecast­ Simpson denied Monday n Support Sought told newsmen there vra* a free Christmas 'phone call to ers addrd. railroad request that excep­ strong possibility that the as­ your sen or daughter. Two SOON THE SOUND uf Christman, an heard in PARIS (UPD — Congolese A brisk wind and dry air tion* be allowed in the con­ sembly would recess for at calls will be awarded Dec, 18 the ritiKitnr of tho Salvation Army kettle bell.*, Premier Moise Tshombe to­ kept frost from forming, tract with the engineers be­ trust 24 hours soon after It* in a special drawing. The proday sought a declaration o( will bo heard attain. Capt. Mildred Fodcn and weathermen (aid nnd th* cause of the strike. opening. Ject is sponsored by the Com­ support for kts embattled Afri­ rold air wns probably morn her Army worker.* will be joined by civic club Hi* ruling made effective The decision wn* to be munications W o r k e r s of beneficial than harmful to at I2:0| a. m. thi* morning can regime from President leader.*, com ittend hr Saturday. (See ntory on made this morning after the America, I.ocn| 1108, and is Charles de Gaulle, farmer*. hi* earlier injunction requir­ view* of various regional p»Re 2.) (Herald I’huto) railed the "HI Mom Christ­ Th* cold would put morn groups in the world parlia­ mas Call*.'* All mothers in Member* of Ihe board of of Trade" or “ Greater San­ ing compliance with the con­ German Beauty cotor in oranges and th* dry tract. ment were mads known. the Sanford area are eligible, director* cf the Sanford Mer­ ford Board of Commerce" or air helped truck crops, a foraWASHINGTON (UPD ~ s e e Simpson said the FEC was Neither Thant nor U. S. some other designation to get caster explained. Senate investigators faced a chant* Association and city of­ “trying to gut the injunc­ Ambassador Adtnl E. Steven­ away from the idea of “down­ Chilly, eh 7 The tempera­ It wui Hie second mats of decision today on whether tu son believed the crisis would ture gauge on the bank clock ficials have been invited to town merchant*," a sore point tion." lie added, “ There’s no cold air to visit Florida this inquire into Ihe mysterious ac­ showing in the world that meet with merchants of South leach a make-or-break point with the merchants in the registered a cool 40 degrees season without causing dam­ they can’t sleal with the en­ tivities of a German beauty today. abeve at 9 this morning. Re­ Sanford for dinner and dis­ south end of the city. aga to farmer*. before resuming public hear­ gineers under the existing The recess action might Spokesman for the south minds of two years ago and cussion at the Capri Restau­ Although record Iowa wer* ings in die Bobby Baker rase. rant at 7 p in. tonight. come at any time after the city businessmen are George contract." the big freeze. recorded on Oct. 21, early • • s The meeting ha* been des­ Mills, Art Brown and Bob Tho engineer*, who had opening of the session but season fruita and vegetable* Crippling Crisis The shad seusun has Inter­ ignated an "informal" one, Yentsch. Mrs. Mona Bridges been honoring picket lines An organizational meeting told the Cham tier, could liter Thant thought it more likely were not harmed. BRUSSELS (UP!) — West since tho strike began Jan. with teveral proposals to be after the election of Ale* and Mr*. lairraine Sehich of the Seminole County Cham­ ally pull the vacationing mo rupted trutline fishing in the Early forecast* said thn ____ _ __ potentially (Jusison-Ssokey of Ghana, un­ ber uf Commerce's heautidea­ torLd oti Interstate 4. St. Johns River from Laka dbcussed. Among them arc are in charge of the Christ­ 23, 1903, went back to work | Germany eased .1 state will experience the earn* i crmnlinr g-iT-ilf\ Kujoplans for Christmas decora­ so the --ll-v-wd eouldalMd < -* * » opposed fur the assembly mas decorations committer. tion * i i-illUee sill “ IfM Monroe t* Lake Harney. low temperature* tonight. Ills ides lias caught on in presidency. tend it had iiisuffich-o' avail peau t.ontmor. .M..-ki* loony Friday noon at Jim Spencer's The Florida Fresh Water Fish tion* for Ihe south end of UKA record-cold, wind-driven by announcing tha it was Restaurant. Seminole County. The Cham­ city. already underway; plans able engineer* to operate un­ The election would be held and (inme Commission re­ snow storm plunged tempera­ ready to k>wer |t» grain der prc-strlka conditions. ports that as of teday all for civic beautification, in ac­ The luncheon meeting has ber's committee headed by on a “no objection" basis, tures below icro In tha prices. cordance wilh Ihe recently In­ without tha formality of a trotlinea must bs removed been called by John Alexan­ Alexander is our of the first Northern Plain* and freesing during daylight hours from augurated Seminole County der, committee chairman. concrete moves made lo make vote. all Hie way to the Gulf Coaat Vessel Sinks beautifieatkm committee; fu­ Strike Pending The issue behind the dra­ the south end of Lake Monroe Purpose of it is to launch the project a reality. ture city-wide sale* promo­ MIAMI (UPI) - A Miami WASHINGTON (UPU — No matic situation was Russia's "gain today. Southern Callllridge to the north end of tions and advertising; possi­ The S e m i n o l e County gotintion* are expected to re­ hound coastal freighter rescu­ a major beautification pro­ Oilers of other help have refusal to pay any part uf fumia wiis in a record heat Lake Harney. The ban will bility of establishing a plant Chamber of Commerce is in sume soon in an effort to avert ed eight in -n from a Honduras ject with emphasis placed on arrived. S. H. (Jim ) Crowe, Ihe $1 million it owes for wave. stay in effect until March 13. it was 8 below a t Pelistnn, nursery for civic bcautitica the final plunninir stagr* of a threatened strike <>( East motor vessel Tuesday morning tile lakelront. of Crowe's Fishing Camp, has peace keeping operation* in the commission said. Trot­ The project is a follow-up lo Mich., IS at St. Louis, Mo., lion purposes. pi educing a new fishing map and Gulf Coast longshoremen shortly before it sank in heav) a speech made a few week* offered 310 to n fund for that the Congo amt the Middle and Uuisville, Ky., and S3 lines can he placed In the St. Several proposals have been for the county. seas off the western lip ut which could tie up ports (nun purpose, lie uh» has ottered East. Russia contends it wus Johns River from sundown to ago tty Tom Gilchrist oi Chanat Dutlus, Tex., early today. made at previous meetings to The Chamber report* n new Maine to Texas starting Dee. Cuba, the Coast Guard said ml 2, WESH TV, who called to donate too Fireball Pom- assessed illegally by the as­ sunup. However, they must be A reading of a t Lo* An­ change the name of the asso­ two-color format will he used, Hi. Tuesday. scltius for planting along the sembly, instead of the Secur­ removed d u r i n g daylight ciation to something with a attention to the need for a geles Monday hrnko a 74lakcfront. ity Council, where there is a hours. The ban does not apply "more inclusive" sound, po*. including outstanding fishing beautification of the lakeyear record for Nov. 30. It Gilchrist, in a follow-up to .Soviet veto. to Lake Jessup . . . Just the sibly “ Greater Sanford Board and hunting picture*. Camps front. was the second day in a row his speech, wrote John Krider, in the county have been asked St. Johns River. Commission Such an effort, Gilchrist Los Angeles had a record executive manager of Ihe to contribute to the project. officials say the arrival of high. A reading of HI sent a Chamber, telling of his plans All fishing enmp*. boat shad has caused the change. new | >eak at Santa Ana, lo liormuent Ihe work in a rump* and recreation arcus « « • Calif.. Monday, (lint which will be ottered for| will he shown on the map, Tonight's meeting of “ North Sixty • mile • an - hour galea nationwide viewing. along with desciiptivo fishing and South end" Sanford busi­ Nearly 90 newsmen, comwhipped the snow at Ashville, Such publicity, he notes, information. nessmen should be a most in­ p u n y representatives a n d N, C., Monday. Seventeen would bo of invaluable ser­ This map will again he teresting one. Most notable vice in promoting Sanford guest* were at Deltona yes- inches uf snow fell at New A man Identified a* Robert ]Jointly * p o ti * a r e d by the Is the “southerners’* impsterdny getting a first band llunffulu, Mich., on the south­ Longwood voting was report­ and Seminole County. Dumas, 33. of Altamonte Chamber of Commerce, fish lienee to “get moving " They report on tho eommunity's east tip of Lake Michigan. ed “off to a gmwl start" short Springs, was being held on an mg camps, sporting goods turned down a “northern'' pro­ activities and future plans. ly before noon today hy Mr*. Thn cold set records In tha open charge this afternoon in stores, boat works, motels posal for a meeting in Ja n ­ Deltona official* said the Onnie Shumate, city clerk, who Dakotas, Iowa, Missouri, Ne­ the slaying of an Altamonte and restaurants. uary. “We are meeting Dec. newsmen rume from many braska, Minnesota and Il­ said voters were snowing up Spring* woman last weekend Ten thousand copies will lie I.” they said. “Won't you join in regular numbers at the two iminU in tho United States linois. Dumas was questioned this produced anil distributed on us?" polling places, City Hull and as well as fro in Germany, Many schools were closed. morning in the case ami had the first run. These maps will thr Fire Department. Peru, Venezuela end Mexico. In Indiana stone, four (raffle submitted to a lie detector test not only he distributed locally Note In ail civic club*, Tho corporation was host deaths were blamed on snowMrs. Shorn ale reported a prior to his admission of guilt, hut will he maih-d throughout church groups or organiza­ lly Donna Estes total of 878 registered voters for a luncheon and social covered highuuys. lie was queried by Deputy J tho United States. tions planning to make up In the elty amt reminded that The Longwood (Tty Council j hour during Dm extended tour The coldest reading in tha Christmas basket* (or the y (Slim) Galloway and an poll* will la* open until 7 p m. last night declined t.i renew »f Central Florida's newest nation was 111 below at Vulofficial of the Florida Sheriff's WHAT APPEARS to Itc Santa’* nlcigh, replcto needy! Don't forget to check -,u IP Rescued Voting Is by machine* on loan a liquor llcen>rs (or the Long- community, ley City, N. D. Bureau. No motive has been with "randy rant**," is ready nlonir with num­ cut your recipient with Ihe from Orange County. WASHINGTON (UPD w i d Hotel, riling a city orerous other float* to join with bands and other central clearing bou*e let up established, police said. Offices open are those of dimmer winch requires speci­ The body of fluby Lee Wil­ The State Department said 2,unit* for the annual Christmas Parade through by the Salvation Army and mayor, city clerk, city tax col­ fic dining and rooming mini­ oft persons have Im*-ii rescued Christmastime . . anvlime! Count on Pennry’a downtown Sanford at 3:30 p.nt. Wednesday. the Elk* Club. It will save liams was found Monday in a from rebel areas of The Congo lector and two council posts. mum*. bedroom of her home on Leon lor convenient credit , , . Ju-t buy it . . . confusion anti spread the Charge it Tho Council told \tty. Wil­ Christmas cheer around a lit­ ard Street. She had been shot liam C. ilulchison, counsel {or in the left side of her chest. tle more. L. T. Hunt Jr., operator of Neighbors became suspicious s s • Monday and summoned de­ Ihe hotel, that a minimum n( Saturday is going to he a big ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * 30 rooms must lie available night in Seminole County — puties. for rental and the dining area socially and sports wise. Soc­ An autopsy revealed the but has agreed to carry the hall citizens live in this county ought to get our own fund must be able lo serve 100 per­ Hy Julian Mrnvtrnm ially it's the big opening din­ let wa* firsd from a 38 cali­ ner-dance and sports-wise it'* ber pistol at close range Associate Editor and help the United Fund but work in others For exam­ “lost” in Orange County’* son*. Hutchison noted the Council The w o m a n lived alone, ple, hundreds and hundreds campaign. ihe Elks Bowl charity football When the Seminole County authorities raise the remain­ had issued licenses on three neighbor* told police. of Seminole County pimple Ilf course, this means we've game in Leesburg with the United Fund office opened ing 310.into — utilizing every work for the Martin Company got to roll up our sleeves and occasions “during the past twoRIFT REMS! SIIS Seminole* meeting Lees­ possible avenue of approach in Orlando. thi* morning officials had re­ year period which allowed the go to work. burg in a post-season grid tilt. LEATHER-LOOK ceived 329,170 toward a 340,- But no matter what we at They give through the pay­ Each day The Herald will bar to operate without meet­ ooo goal for this year's cam­ The Herald do. the United roll deduction plan But even list the contributors by name ing those conditions." JEWEL CASES Mark your calendar now for Rev. Jack l.indsay, pastor paign to help operate nine Fund people still must de­ so, gifls of Seminole County and the amount they give. All (he annual Powder-Puff game. I of First Baptist Church, op­ pend upon the good citizen* of residents who work (or Mar­ right! Who's first? participating agencies. It's slated for Dec. 12 and posed the renewal. He said The Mole by gills: tin go to the Orange County While other cities and coun Seminole to do Uirir share * this is one game you won't "a dead hotel Is nothing hut ties around the slate have Objective ito.ono Just what I* your share? United Appeal want to mis*. Bed game of 29,170 an eyesore bu* it is better than already reached their objec­ As of Aug, 3. Seminole Recently an effort was Received to date the year! • • • a live headache." tives. Seminole still needs Chamber of Commerce offi­ made hy local officials to O u r simulated leather 3I0.U4 310,830 to carry out Ihe mint cial* estimated the county's remedy this situation. But Balanre Needed Seminole High School major­ cases have self-rise trays, est program Ihe organisation population at 71,000. On a per they ran into a blank wall. Address your contributions ette*, in their eye-filling “rein‘Season’ Here capita basis, this means 37 Orange County United Appeal has approved for this area. to UNITED FUND, !'. O. Box dear" costume* arc creating a necklace bar, plus rich The Christmas season shop­ We didn't reach our objee* cents from each resident leaders want us to become a 144, Sanford. You can bring sensation all over Central rayon velvet and satin tire in this county last year Right now. with 329.170 In cash part of their organization. them direct to the United lifting period has started, ac­ Florida everywhere they have v and unless we get on the ball and plrdget, uur per capita They’re not willing to trans­ Fund office, if you desire, at cording to a police report. lining. So lovely in ivory, appeared in a Christmas pa­ we're not going tu reach it contributions amount lo a mit donations by employes 303 Sanford Atlantic National .Someone took a camera, lens rade. Television c a m e r a s blue, or pink. mere 41 cents per person. who live in Seminole County Bank Bldg. and extra view finder (rum this year. “eye" them delightedly. You’ll Surely, the people of Semin­ to Seminole’s own United Wieboldt’s Camera Store, 210 Or, are we? If you wish, you can make have your chance to tee them Fund. your pledge by calling 323- South Park Avenue, at about If we don't, it won't be the ole can do better lhan that. again, Wednesday afternoon fault of The Sanford Herald. We probably would have All right! We'll raise our 0333. Watch that number! The noon yesterday. The package in San/ord'a own Christmas READ OUR ADS t Marling today. The Herald j (lone better but a lot of our j own. W« don t believe wc p re lu u 323, not 323. l-s valued a t about 3200. .garad* V T T o *- FEC Railway m w A Engineers Resume Work UN Assembly Acts To Avert Showdown City Merchants To Plan Future 'Beautification' Off And Running New Fishing Map Set By Chamber Newsmen Guests Altamonte Man Held In Slaying Longwood Vole Turnout Good At Deltona Liquor Permit Denied To Hotel I UF Needs Help: $11,000 Short it enneui 3 tf �» Spy In Sky Stops * “ Moon Rocket Tost Slated Friday CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— The Atlaa - Centaur rocket that la scheduled to begin sending robot explorers to landing* on the moan let* nest year la act to make Its fourth testt fflight Friday. The Federal Space Agency announced Monday that the rocket will be carry112-foot rocl Ing for the 1first time a model ilmulatlng th* 2,100-pound weight and structural char■cterlitirs «f Ita future sur­ veyor spacecraft payloads. Surveyors a rt designed to land on the moon with tele­ vision cameras and instru­ ments to esplor* possible landing altes for Apollo as­ tronauts. Tha upcoming Centaur ahot will be th* tougheat teat yet for tho high energy rocket that la more than two year* behind Its development achedule. The hydrogen-filled Cen­ taur second stare will first propel Itself and Its dummy payload Into an orbit 105 mllta above earth. Then, after coasting for 25 minutes, Centaur’* two en­ gine* will be re-flred for th* first time in space and th* unit will shoot Into an ellip­ tical orbit ranging from 105 to 5,777 mile* high. Th* first Atlas - Centaur blew up 66 seconds after launch in May, 192. Th* sec­ ond flight waa a success a year ago. The third ahot last June failed tu reach orbit becausa of a pump fallur* but Ihe space agency said most of the flight'* test objectives were achieved. Dog-nape rs ANTIOCH. Calif. (U PI) — j ! '* * An Antioch n an and his son swooped down from the sky to save their dog from two •••». would-be dog-naper*. Jerry Graham nnd hia ton, W Chris, 12, were flying over th* Antioch Airport wh*n they spotted two men driving away with their German short-hair, Big Red. They landed and took chase In th* family car cornering the thievei four mile* away. By Dotlk A u d i The familiar ding-a-ling Sella will Sa aoundln Sanford when the Army Christman kettle* act up aw d tp atreeta. C apt Harry Foden said day that the h a ttk operation will begin Saturday. Normal activity will ba centered around two hettlea except the day* aaalgned to the Kl* wanla Club when more kettle* GOOD GROOMING in important In setting and keeping a job and Lyman will b* aat up In accordance CBE student* Sherry Johnaon, Denlat McLaughlin and Shirley Davis, TMrt'i i with the Kiwanlans competi­ rented from left, are given tips on manicuring their nailn by their co­ tive bell-ringing team*, each M M f t hi ordinator, Mrs. Loia Toole. (Herald Photo) attempting to raise the largest SANFORD amoun t of money. TROOP 230 of Bear Lake show* yellow ribbon won a t Weklwa District Other elube which will man f'amporee held a t Camp Howard near Longwood. In the group are, seated the kettles on certain day* from left, Frank Crout, Roger Bunnell, Craig RIeckmann, Bob Condon, during tha three-week period Pete Hall; second row, Jerry Riddell, Anthony Smith, David Broadaway. Include the American Legion. Gerald Aldrich, Gary Kowalski, Blaine Dempeey, Steven Rlelly; third Shrine Club, DeMolay, Lions, MIAMI (UP!)—Th* Weath­ the mainland, 39 died as tor­ ing $ charmed life since lis t. row, Dennis Broadaway, Bobby Anderson, Ronnie Condon, Kevin RIeck­ Rotary, World War I Bar­ "Ordinarily, the Southeast er Bureau reported today that nadoes danced serose south­ Tfc# Sanford Herald mann, Bob Bunnell, Billy Anderson, Scoutmaster Ilruce Nelson who re­ racks 4M. Pilot Club and can expect on* hurricane to Hurricanes Cleo, Dor* and ern Louisian* preceding Hil­ ceived honor unit for 1064, Wes Clark and Albert Fiori. Woman'* Club, hit every year and one ’ma­ Hilda—which smashed ashore da, which swept ashore over jor’ hurricane every four Goal for the year haa been is Florid* and Louisian* — lowland dikes near New Or­ years. Between 1951 and aat at 92.000. This money will go toward the Isauanc* of 1963, we had only one major mads th* 1964 storm season leans Oct. 9. food tickets for needy fami­ Cleo, one of the season’s big one and three regular blows. the worst In IS years for the "The law of averages Just headaches to the Insurance lies. Virginia Petroeki U. S. mainland. P. 0 . Box 1214 Another facet of the Salva­ "The law of averages fin­ people, took 214 lives in its gave the New England states Saaford tion Army'a Christmas cheer ally caught up with us," said onslaught through the Carib­ a break and caught up with program Is the preparation of Phyllis Rugeaataia c h i e f hurricane forecaster bean before roaring over the us." 322-6254 clothing nnd costumes for 144 Gordon E. Dunn. This season, heart of Miami with 150 mils Lakt Mary Rarbl* doll*. The*# doll clothes which ended Monday, listed an hour winds and up the At­ Now You Know Nora Norrig are being made by women of 49 dead and 9513 million in lantic coast. TE 9-1514 the community. Including tha damage*. Not since 1941 hive hurri­ United Press International 8. Seminal* women of the P in t Presbyter­ Four hurricanes hit the canes plagued the seaboard to Alaska, which Russia had Mildred Hanay ian, Central Baptist, First southeastern states, three of such a degree. Between the us«d a t a fur and fishing sta­ 948-1631 Methodist, a n d Naxarene them slashing into Florida. midnight turmoil of Aug. 2fl. tion, was transferred to the Deltona Churches. Isbell rolled out of the GuU when Cleo hit Miami, and United States in ■ cermony Sept. 16. when Dora swept to The Salvation Army lassies Mary Gsttlng* across south Florida in the at Sitka on Oct. Id, 1867, beBear Laka sea out a< Virginia, a total of a r t preparing tha sunshine waning days of the season. for* th* Russians were paid 293-4647 hags which will be given to Outside the country, the 9371.5 million In damag* waa the agreed upon price of 97 residents of the Jails, rest season’s 12 tropical storms— done by the two storms—most­ Sokpit Halos* million according to the World DtBary homes and hospital* on Christsix became hurricanes and ly in Florida, Georgia and Almanac. <69-4402 mas Day. The eunshlne baga three were never named — South Carolina. contain numerou* useful Items claimed 217 victims a n d "This means nothing as tn to provide a spark of Joy and smashed 966 million in pro­ th* future," Dunn told UPI. pleasura In what otherwise perly. "Florida and the southeastern Of th* 49 persons killed on United Slates have been leadmight be a dreary day. Priscilla Snyder, 14-month"We have no volunteer* yst old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. for the toy shop, hut hope lo Kenneth Snyder, Rout* 2, gat It set up soon. In th* drowned In ■ bathtub Monday meantime, we would apprec­ SEA EXPLORERS, Ship 230, is sponsored by Bear I-nko Elementary afternoon at tha Snyder home. iate the donation* nf toys In School and is the only group of Its kind in the Weklwa Boy Scout District. Deputy J. Q. (Slim) Gallo­ good condition which may I* Members must bo 11 years old, or in ninth grade, and when there are way quoted the mother that passed on to children who 40 enrolled, a sloop, now in Miami, will be available fur use. Explorers the child anil her lister, Tamay otherwise receive none," shown here are Steve Lemelin, Roger I’uquuttu (secretary), and Eugene trlcis, 2 4 , were left alone on aaid Captain Foden. Kapscandi, left to right, front; back, Keith Kicckntunn (boatawain mate), their beds. The first word Mrs. Warm clothing also will be Hugo Riggio and C, W. Clark (skipiwr). Members not shown are Woody Snyder h*4 . of useful In providing comfort Price, David Briekner and Barry Gibbons. r - (Herald Photo) when Patricia for needy families and dona­ er Priscilla waa "hurt." tions will b* appreciated, but The child was taken to Sem­ Captain Fodsn atated that inole Memorial Hospital w hen auch Items must b* delivered she was pronounced dead. to Sslvatlon Army headquar­ ters >t 214 East Second Street from marital status of the driver, TALLAHASSEE (DPI) - of the stale. as pick-up service will not he Rat* Increases for automobile Physical damage insurance whereas current comprehen­ available during December. This year, tha Salvation insurance th at would coat would rise an average of 4.6 sive coverage rate* are based Army and tho Rika Club ara Florida drivers a total about per cent, and commercial ve­ solely on sales price and ago of the insured csr, COOKW ARE setting up a clearing home »* million a year are bring hicle Insurance would also go By JoAn* Hays For instance, a married to provide wider distribution ffnlshtd w ith Geneva PTO will sponsor * of Christmas baskets by club* sought by 20(1 insurance com­ up an average of l.fi per cent man aged 21 in the Miami DU PO N T area -where insurance rates rummage sale this Friday and organisation* of th* com­ panies doing business in Flor­ for liability. Under the irclasslflcutlon ami Saturday, 9 a. m. until are the highest in the state— munity and to avoid needle** ida because nf skyrocketing system, s o m e drivers in under the propoaed rata in- 5 p. m., at Jsrry ’s Market in duplication. accident rates. Tho clearing home plan will In asking Stale Treasurer younger brackets would bene­ crease would go from $168 to Oviedo, Mrs. Dora RusssU, THE supply Information to anyone — insurant,, (Joiumiseioner J. fit by a rate decrease based $2iio for liability. Hut the ac­ PTO president, announced to­ FINEST reclassification day. who might want to giro a bas- Edwin Larson for the increas­ on statistic* which show they companying QUALITY! Donations of clothing still kot or other form of help to es, the coni panics cited a are nut a* had u risk us pre­ plan would cut the premium will be welcomed and Items viously thought—lint would to $115—or a decrease of 95:1 a needy family, thereby aid­ "steadily worsening pirtura may be left i t th* school or ing soma who might not ba of death and destruction" on still wind up paying the high­ a year. will be picked up Thursday. est rate*. known to need help. the state's highway*. Proceeds from th* sal* will .Some of the biggest increas­ Th* Sanford Elka Lodge luirsnn scheduled a hearing be used to help purchase air and the Salvation Army are here Dec. 7 at 0 *.m. on the es would be fur unmarried Still Growing COMPLETE conditioners for the school. woman under 21. Women 10 tatting up a Chrlitmaa Clear­ proposed changes. WARSAW (UP!) — Old BRIGHTENING THE SKY — Blanch# DeASSORTMENT ing House for tho first time Coupled with the prnpossl through (it who live alone or "Rarlek" I* 1,201) year* of age. veraux’ smile is as sunny as the weather is sup­ Th* South American host* are the only drivers In their this year, to insure better dis­ for the rate changes was a posed to be today at Miami Beach. She’a using a and still growing. The ancient tribution of Christmas basket* plea for a new system of homes would gel lower prem­ oak trn* ill ICiftii* Yuivoil is zln bird ran swim and climb coral rock structure as a pedestal in this lowtrees, but cannot fly 100 and other gifts for needy fam­ classifying drivers which iums. angle shot. (NEA Telephoto) 7tl frv i tall nnd II fe e t thick. yards. As for nutumoliiles, the new ilies. would set up some 700 cate­ llndsr th* newly established gories based on driver exper­ plan would recognize the val­ clearing houta system, ■ card ience and Individual cars and ue of the car being insured a* well a* the age, sex nnd indtx will be maintained list­ car owners. EXTRA LARGE SELECTION ing the ftmlly name and adThe reclassification plan dreas of those who will ha would reduce present rates in receiving blip from local some cases. #11 rhurchcs and civic organisa­ The changes were proposed tio n . by th* National Hurrau of CUSTOM-MADE Th* index will provide in­ (’usually Underwrite* ami the formation In anyona who National Automobile Under­ CURTAIN SCREENS THE HAPPIEST MONTHLY PAYMENT! might want to giva a basket writers Association, which or other form of help. represent some 2Oil companies AS LOW AS Select a Home in Organisation* who plan to operating in the state. make eurh gifts are request­ If approved, the rate chan­ ed In rail the Salvation Army ges would set a pattern for office during th* hours of 9 other companies not included Per a m. to 5 [i,in. and give the in the requests. The lust in­ HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Month name of the families or In­ surance rate hike granted by • TOASTERS • BLENDERS dividuals for which they are Larson was in 106!. “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” • COFFEE MAKERS • IRONS planning to provide. The companies said that in • KITCHEN MIXERS IN C I UDINfl • CAN OPENER Th* Salvation Army office the last year the number of One Is a comfortable 3 bedroom. 1** bath TAXI ANDi INSURANCE personnel will check the mas­ deaths aiul Injuries In Flor­ home with large living room, completely equipped ter file to ascertain if the ida in traffic accidents hail GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carport* and utility room. family or Individual Is alrrady jumped I ft.fl per rent, and listed to receive help from that accidents were up 16 per W,TH b e n c h e s aomo other source. cent for the first six month* CAMP T A B L E................. MODERN KITCHENS BY If th* family is not on the of this year. air p o r t a b l e ro o m PH A FINANCING—$84/MO. master list, tha organisation "On auto liability coverage Th* Ch/»!ion Stitrxa Monitor ELECTRIC H EA TE R S...... calling will be Informed and n alone, companies affiliated On* No,-ay 5f , Botlon, Mou. Oil IJ INCI. TAXES AND INSURANCE k ero sen e rant will b* filled out with with the national bureau suf­ SIMM snlor my tubMiaXen to ltw th* name of th* family, the fered underwriting losses to­ CANAVERAL HEATERS $37,80 name of tha organisation sup­ taling more than 111 million Monitor tor Iha period chackad ba­ le*. I endow 9 ■ . I U S. Fund.) plying help and th* form of in Florida during 1062 and : aid. This card will than be 1DM." the Inturanc* men re­ □ | VIA* 924 □ 6 months | U added to th* master file. ported. □ ] month* 9* Persons or organisation* Under the proposed rate Mom. wishing th* name of a family changes, th# liability rat# for CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY fur whom no glfta have yet private passenger car* would 4tmf_ Lumber & Ace Hardware General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phone 322-3103 been designated are request­ go up an average of 21..1 per Cay. 700 French Ave, ed to call the Salvation Army rent in the state, hitting the Statu. HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS headquarters to obtain on* or maximum allowed by law — Stenatram Realty, Sale* Agent* Phone S22-7495 Ml Ph. 322-7121 mot* names. J 26 per cent in some areas '6 4 Hurricane Season 'W orst' Boby Drowns In Bathtub fi C O R N IN G W A R E SETS Auto Insurance Hike Requested Geneva PTO Plans Sale TEFLON* FIREPLACE E Q U IP M EN T T/a/ueP/us # $ w orld new s Ravenna Park (p ju m la M G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC in C A M P IN G E Q U IP M EN T fd D C U S G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC Shosm aluih l ', « CONSTRUCTION CO. $29.16 $29.96 GATOR �t The Saitford-Saminols Art Ai»ocl»tlon need* to rml*e mtne money for vsrioos pro­ ject* of the association and Seminole Countians will har* an opportunity to benefit by h. The Art Auociation la plannine a two-day a rt aal* at '0 108 Magnolia {behind Touchton'* drugstore) which will feature original painting* of local artist*, donated for the exuse. “ Ownenhip of o r i g i n a l painting* la a itatus symbol, ■■ well a* an eatheatle plea* sure,’* laid Mr*. Helen DeWit, a former president of the SSA. 1 c “Collecting paintings don* by more than one artiat increaaea the owner’* chance* of one day haring a collect­ or* item. Often the artist whole work* arc relatively un­ known today become* renown­ ed in later year* and hi* works are in demand. Thi* possibility makes the purchhtu . of an original painting an in* vestment as well a* an enjoy­ ment,” she said. “The hanging of original painting* In the home or of­ fice is decorative and bright­ ening a* well a i Iwlng an In­ dication of the owner's ap­ preciation of the finer things of life," she noted. H o u r * o f the sale have been ^ let from 10 a.m. to • p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Besides the paintings, pro­ spective customers will find many handmade artistic and useful novelty items. The sate of food items wilt also be in­ cluded. Mrs. DeWit emphasised that paintings make a welcome • and unusunl Christmas gift - V Legal Notice e o rirs : run o s - a p n . i t ' s t io x Tax i» :k i> <* e . I M . I I r U i M t B l a t s t e s e f in « M m w n o t i c e in H K t t n n r o i v f . n . T b it M .C onl a Ill-Cool th # h . l d o r o f t h e foltowlnsr e s r t l f l c e t o h e* filed sold c e r ttflc e to f o r t a x J o e d to b e Issu ed tiisr e on. T h e co r llftf lu t# n u m b e r a n d y e a r o f t m u a n c e . t h e deeer lpt l o n o f t h e p r o p e r t y , a n d th e n a m e In w h i c h It w a a a l i e n e d a r e as follow s; C e r t i f i c a t e No. » r T ear of tssUelK-'e 19*3 lle e e fIp lla a aft t • % * • "• 0 ■ if rn y rttjl L o t i s , B o o k e rt o w n . P lat b o o k < Pull#* 97 * 91 V.into In w h ic h as aeeeed J. It. .1 U n til* As hley, All of aatd p r o p e r t y b e l n u in th * C o u n ty of S e m in o le . S t a l e of F lo rid * . Unle*e e u c h c e r l l f l c a l o aliell he r e d e e m e d s c c n r d l n r to t»w th e property de-rtlber| In inch c e r t i f i c a t e wilt be eold to th e b t e h r e t c a » h b id d e r a t t h e front door o f t h * S em in o le County C o u r t H o u s e a t S an fo rd . F l o r ­ i d a . on t h e f i r s t Monday In th * m o n t h o f D eca n tb e r. 1941, which l» t h e 7 t h d a y e f December. Garden Circle Youths Present Church Service In Bear Lake Artist Group Will Launch Fund Campaign THANKSGIVING BASKETS. 13. of them, were collected, packed anil distributed to needy urea fumilie* lust week by the Dorcas Society of Forest Luke Seventh-ttuy Adventist Church. Among those working on the project ut the regular weekly meeting were, from left, Mrs. Gayl Dunnuck, Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Mr*. Lulu Cusler und Mrs. Grace Beane. Thanksgiving Cheer Spread By Dorcas By Maryann Mile* A total of IS Thanksgiving basket* prepared by the Dorcaa Society of Forest City Seventh-day Adventist Church went out to needy families last week. Merchsnts from throughout the s ir s assisted with the project. Women of the Society meet each Tuesday from 0 a.m. un­ til noon at Dorcas House on the campus of Forest Lake Academy. Member* are al­ ways making quilts f o r students and families in need nnd their Dorcas House thri­ ves und closets are filled with staple goods, clothing, bed­ ding, towels and many other household items ready for dis­ tribution, whatever the need might be. In addition, they always have hahy layettes on hand to give a family in need. Jn st recently the Society donated flfi garments to one family in the area and tome 200 to a group in Tennrssea. Those present for last week’s meeting to help pack ths baskets and to Iron and mend clothing donated during the past week were Mr* (■lace Beane, Mrs. Lula e as­ ier, Mr*. Krnu Crist, Mrs. Gayl Dunnuck, Mrs. Lillian (iroth, Mrs. Harriet Harlan, Mr*. Lydia Noteworthy, Mrs. Marian Olsen, Mr*. Ruth Thompson, Sirs. Sally Thomp­ son, Mr*. Alice Snundets, Mra. Gallic Tompkins, Mrs. Alice Ward and Mrs. Anna­ bel Welch. Legal Notice The December meeting o: the Hear Lute Kiriw-titarj School PTA will be In-Id to tiny in the school atiditoriun beginning with n soclul half hour at 7:30 pm. A special program, "Hal*in Toyland,” will be prexentet by first and second grades. ric T iriiii* ssw e NOTIC K tS h e r e b y ulven ' b e t I a m *n« .i* * d In bu*ln**« at P. O. Ito* 90i, F e r n P a r k , Hem!m>l* C o u n t y , F lo rid * , u n d e r th e f ic titio u s nam e of \ m - r toan T r a i n i n g C e n t e r of O r ­ la n d o , a n d t h a t I I n te n d In r e ­ g i s t e r s a i d n a m e w i t h t h e Clerk of th * C i r c u i t C o u r t . H-m lnolC o u n t y , F lo rid a . In se v er 1an<* r 11It th * p r o v i s i o n * of th* Flo. l l t l o u e N a m e Htnlut**, t o - w l c S e c tio n H i . 0 9 F l o r i d a S tatu te* 1957 Wig: M a r s h a l l K, P o w ers I’u h ll-ii Nov. I I . 2i * live. I. *. 1)41 CD O-a* j u r r i r g o f r i ’P f . i r t n n x foh m (Se e. SSS.IS F l o r i d a • l a m l r e v« Its III) Unit 53 To Initiate 40 Members By Maryann Mile* Members of Bear Lake Methodist Churvh ob*irved Children-* Home Day at the Sunday morning worship servic* which eras in chatgc of the Youth Fellowship with **• aietunce from the minixter, Rev. William Irwin. EUen Wolking gave the call to worship; John Wolking *poke on “ Lore For lino An­ other” and Ann Shelton read appropriate seliitiuna from William Faulkner. Thi* Wednesday, dekentee anil members of tin- rhurcli have heen urged hy Rev. Ir­ win to attend the 2 pun. dis­ trict conference meeting at Winter Park M e t h o d ! * '. Churvh. Special speaker for the 7:30 p.m. service there will be Dr. Victor Rankin, a former associate pastor in Or­ lando who recently returned from a miesiou in South America. Next Sunday at thr Hear Lake Churvh members will see n film depicting the M.irv of Martin Luther and start of the great reformation ut 7:30 p.m. The Ilykota Class of the church i* collecting newspap­ er* which are resold for f or cents per pound when proper­ ly packed nnd tied into bun­ dle*. Interested persons of the area wishing to contribute to this project ntny leave pa­ pers on the porch of the cottnge until Dee. |3. American Legion Auxiliary Unit M will initiate 10 n*w members, including the junior members, at Frida)’* meeting to be held at the Legion Home on Hwy. 17-02 beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a covered dish supper. Mrs. Hugh Wynn will be in charge of the supper. Mrs. Paul I’riold, auxiliary The U.S. flag first was president, has requested that raised In California in 1818, all members be present for when Fort Nl.n’kloti was es­ this important meeting. tablished. To Participate In Project By M i n u s Mite* The Bear Lake G anltn Clrcls of the Orlando Garden Club will b* participating in tbs club's annual Christmas Tree Lane Thursday from l through 9 pm . and Friday from 10 *.m. through 6 p.m. No admission will be charged. Members of tho Bear Lake Circle are distributing ticket* for door prize* which will b« awarded each hour. Winners unist lie present to receive tho gift*. A total of 28 circle* are ta k ­ ing part in tha event, each w i t h a different holiday theme. Bear Lake's booth will be on the thems “ Noel Novelltie*.” P E T U N IA S NOW READY CENTRAL RAPTIST Church’s building1 campaign waa climaxed juat prior to the Nov. 22 dedication of the new aunctunry. Among dignitaries intending were, from left. Rev. Fred Chance, First Baptist Church; Jack Renton, general chairninn of Centra) Baptist Christian Fellowship; Rev. Gail .Smith, Central Baptist pastor; Ed llelnsen, building contractor, and G. II. High, of tile building committee. (Hcruld Photo) ALL COLORS Grnpeville Nursery 2221 Grgpvvilla At*, 222-aHM I jiwii Spraying More on the way every day! Thanks for waiting! Bear Lake PTA Your wait for one of these new 1965 Chevrolet is about over— and we want to thank you for your patience. Come see us now. When you gel behind the wheel, you'll be glad you waited! Meets Today Legal Notice H U n i l l s C M I A T P in t tlllla H - a l t d b i d s will ho r e c e i v t l by Hi* It a r d of T r u s t e e * of (he 8* m in a t * M em orial Hos pita l, O w n er. In t h e of flee of Hie Adm l n l a t r o t . t r , Urrnlrpd* Memorial ■i .! Ba of I. F lo rid a , at 7:00 p t | | ) , , a m b e r 33. 1941, fur f u r n i s h i n g all m a t e r i a l s , «<iMlpmen|. a o r r l c • un.l lab o r f.,r th -’ r o n a l r u c l l o n o f 1914 A L T E R A T I O N * 4 N It AUDITltlNW T* * T H E SEM IN OLE M EM ' Hit A t , IID SPtTAf* Dun ford. F l o ri d a . Dr > w ln g ’« »n,1 s p a e l fl r a t l o n a m a y he o h t r l n a l hy d e p o s i ti n g llUOnOO w ! : h til# A f rh l t e c t i.h n A li.rto n IV, F o u r t h F lo o r, H an fo rd U l o n l f e Ran k R u l ld ln g . Man for A F lo rid a, for Ih* f i r s t **t of d o c u m r n t a obt n t n i t Hu.-h d a p o a ll will I.* ref u n d e d In full to each p erso n wh o r e t u r n * tli* d o c u m e n t * In ( . . i d c o n d i t i o n w i t h i n I t day* a f t e r ih * htd o p e n i n g , w ith » t r e p t l u n *a n o t e d below. A d d i­ t i o n a l - e t a m a y he o b ta in e d a t t h e c o s t of t'oifMi. w hich l* h a l f r e f u n d a b l e (Jan eral I 'o n Irac tu rs tsanrlng d w ttm snts a i.,| e o i in limit I l u g prop-isal sh a ll he rn fu niled o o e - h a l f th* d ep o s it tuinn r e t u r n of d o c u ­ m e n t s tn g o o d C'.ndlllon E a c h p r o p o s a l m u * t b* a c ­ c o m p a n i e d h y a c e r t i f i e d check o r a n a c c e p t a b l e bid bond In t h * a m o u n t of f iv e p e r r o u t I P , ) o f th # b a r e hid. p a y a b l e t o t h e Ho ard of T r u s t e e * of Hie Semi not* M em o rial llorpltat, a n d sa id c h e c k o r bid bond will he r e t u r n e d w i th in t h i r t y ( l o t I ijr* If p r o p o s a l te not a c c e p t ­ ed. o r If c o n t r a c t a g r r e ir i r n t I* s tre u 'e d end guaranty b out accepted T h e ‘ U esaftil bidder'* dep . - It will >« retain * .) u n t i l h* h a s e n t e r e d in to a H t e f a r t o r y -. n t r a c t a n d f u r n i s h e d a p p r o v ­ ed bon d * as n )l«d h*l«w. S h o u ld t h e b id d e r fall t o e n t e r 1 r.' •> s a i l c o n t r a c t , au h d*pa*lt s h a l l h e f o r f a l l ' d i* R u u l l a t e d d a m a g e t o t h a O w n er B i d d e r * a r e n o t i f i e d t h a t th e au r e s t f u l b id d e r m u s t f u r n ­ ish an ac t* p t a b i t e x e c u te d P e r f o r m a nr*- llund In an a m o u n t e.|U*1 to a* t e a I t l«'l p er cen t of th* cun ( r a d price e n d a se p ara te i c c e p t a h l * ex ecu ted P i e m e n ; IL>id In an a m o u n t •hi i*l to a t l e a n l ‘i* per r e n t o f th * c .in tr e c t price. Such b o n d s i r e I.i *•* e x e c u t e d ev re«pj:red hy th e lew* of tn * Htat* o f F lo rid a . A H ’ n t l o a I* ailed to th o fact t h a t not l e a s t h a n th* m in im u m s a l a r i e s a n d » * « . * as sot fo rt h In th o np* P l i c a t i o n # m a * t b# ;ial l on t h l e pro joct. It w i l l be th * r i g h t o f t h e O w n e r t » r e j e c t a n y e n d all bids a n d t o w a l v a I n fo r m a l i t ie s . No hid s h a l l b e w i t h d r a w n for a p erl ,1 o f t h i r t y < |I '| day# aubs • iiie n t to Ih# o p e n i n g o f hid* w i t h o u t th * c o n t e n t o f th a Board . A B P E T E R S O N , 3R, C h a irm an H o a r d - f T ru a t e a e e f th # Hem]n., 1* C o u n t y P u b l i c H o s p it a l N O T IC E IH I IE U E I I Y HIV ES , T h a t L i n e D e v e l o p m e n t Co. the b o l d e r o f ’h e f o l lo w in g r e r t l fle e t* h i * filed e a l d certlflr*** net. D a t e d t h i s U r d d ay ot O cto ­ fo r l u x tire d t o be Iss ued t h e r e ­ b e r . 1914. on. T h * c e r t i f i c a t e n u m b e r a n t y e a r o f le e u a a c e , t h e d e s c r i p ­ ( O ff ic ia l C l o r l ’t **el9 A r t h u r II. Ileck w ltb . Jr . tion « f th * p r o p e r t y , en d t h ' m m s l a w h ic h It w a e j**‘-»*«d C t n k o f C i r c u i t C o u rt S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F lo rid a a r e a* fo llo w s: lly: II. g T am m . J r . C e r t i f i c a t e No. 373 T«»r of I s s u a n c e 1947 D eputy C lerk lleeerlellMn mt Pro*rrlfl C n td leh Nov. I«. 17. 14 a Deo. L o t le. H ien d lf o rd 's t i l l 7. 1941. t l o n . P l a t Hook I Peg* l i e c ito -:» N i m « In w h 'c h **»"'**d CanM I T I I K OF e | IT d a t h a It. H o llid ay , a ll of veld T O I B R U C E J. W A I . M T B D T p r o p e r t y b e i n g In t h e County a n d 01 ITTT J U N E WALL- of S e m in o le , P l a t e of F lo rid a STF.DT, h i- wife P o l e s * su c h e e r t l f l r a i o s h i l l r o l l AND E ACH OF T o ll a r e tie r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to law h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h a t >ult h a s th- p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d tn •ui'h b e e n e o m m e n e r d a y a l n i t you c e r t i f i c a t e will he to ld to t h * t n th * C i r c u i t C o u r t of th# h l g h e e t c a s h b i d d e r a t t h e front N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of th e d o o r o f t h e Wemlnnl* County S t a l e o f F l o r i d a In and for C o u r t ilo u v e »t Hanford. F l o r ­ S - m t n o l e C o u n t y , t h e a b b r e v ­ id*. on t h * flret M o n d ay In m e i a t e d t i t l e o f w h ic h te; m o n t h o f D e c e m b e r, 1941. e h l n the now eh v s a v i n g s Is t h e 7 t h d a y o f Dec ember. BANK, e t c , 19*4. ■ ’tala tiff. D a t e d this 33rd d ay o f O c t ­ -y ■ober. 194) B I l t 'O E .1 W A L IJ IT K D T an d ( O f f i c i a l C l e r k 's Heal) n r . r r r ju n k w a l l s t e d t . A r t h u r H. Ite c k w lth . I t . h ie wife. C l e r k of C i r c u i t Cou rt In c h a n e r y No t l t l t H -m ln o l* C o u n t y , Florid* T h e n a t u r e o f t h l i *ult ts a tty II N. T a m m , J r . force! i u r e of that certain D eputy C lerk n i o r '. s t u * held a n d ow ned by P u ld tali Nov. Hi, 17, I t k D«; p l a i n t i f f , d a t e d J u l y t. 19-7 a n d I. 194) r e c o r d e d A u g u e t Y, 19-7 In O f f i ­ C D O - l t c i a l f t e r o r d e Hook M3 p a r * 31 n o t ic e o r A P P i.irin iix 0 - t h a p u b l i c Rei-nrde o f SemiFOSS T A X I I F 9.1) o o le C o u n t y . F l o ri d a , e n c u m ­ C " . 191.11 F l o r i d a x i s l e l r * *1 b e r i n g t h a t c e r t a i n piece o r p a r c e l o f p r o p e r l y located, sit­ I S M ) n o t i c e ih h h r e h v g i v e s . u a t e . and b e i n g In ea ld County That McCoot A McCord the autl S t a t e . i o - w l t : Lot *. Block “ A" T ANGLE- h o l d e r of th * f o llo w in g c e r t i ­ WOOD SEC TION TWO. so* f i c a t e h a* tiled said c e r t i f i c a t e c o r d i n g to th # p l a t t h e r e o f fo r t a g deed t o he Issued t h e r e ­ t e r e c o r d e d In F lat flunk 9, on. T h # c e r t i f i c a t e n u m b e r »n d P a g e II, P u b lic Unco rds o f y e a r of laauance, the d e s c r i p ­ S - in Ino lo C o u n ty , Florid*. t i o n o f t h e p r o p e r t y , an d th e EACH O F Y o r w r e q u ir ­ n a m e In w h i c h It w a s a t t e t r o d e d to file y o u r an ew , r o r o t h e r a r e a* f o llo w s; w r t l t e n defetteee tn t h e Coin- C e r t i f i c a t e Nut i s Year uf p l a i n t w i t h t h e C le r k of t h e I t , la n c e 1943 C i r c u i t C o u r t o t VetnlnMe Cou n l l e s e v l s l l s e v f P ro p e rl y I L o ts 311 3(1 * 3(5 lb. k r t y . F l o r i d a , In th le pro ceed in g t o w n P U t Hook t P*< • a n d t o » - rv e a cop y t h e r e o f 97 a 91 up on t h e p l t l n t l f C e a t t o r n e y s , w hole nam ea and a l l r e a - are N a m * In w h ic h a t t a i n e d Carl h e r e i n a f t e r t e t fo rth , a t r e ­ A I d a I*. S tep h an * . All of rsld q u i r e d by law . s o t la t e r t h a n p r o p e r t y b e i n g in th* C o u n ty •h e ! 4 t h J a y o f Decem ber 1941 o f Hemlnole, H u t * of F t o rM * In d e f a u l t t h e r e ., f the eeus* j Cnl*»* auen c v r t l f l c a t a ahull L» will p r o e - e d ex p a r l e upon t h e r - d a n m e d acs-ordlng to law tha e n t r y o r a D e c r e e P ro Confeeeo p r o p e r t y d e s c ri b e d In auch cart l f l c a l * w ill ha so ld t s th a h l g h a a a l n e t yon . W I T N E S S tuy bind and th e o at c a a h b i d d e r a t th a f r o n t o f fi c i a l eeat o f eald C o u rt In d'K>r o f th o Henilnolo Co u n ty S - t n 'n o l e C o u n ty . Florida, th le C o u r t l l o u a o a t S anford , F l o r ­ ida. o n t h s f i r s t Monday It) I J t h d a y o f N o v em b er l i l t . t h o m o n t h of D*combor. H a t . (SEAL) A r t h u r H. Be ck w ith . J r . w h i c h la t h a 7 t h d ay of DocC l e r k o f t h e C ircu it C o u r t o m h a r . t>44. l l y ; M a r t h a T. Vlhleu D a t a d thi* U r d d ay of Octobo r. 1944. D e p u t y Clerk ( O f f i c i a l C l a r k '* Sa*11 B E A K D A L L . URIDLKY AND L E W I S A r t h n r It. Hack with. J r , C lerk of c i r c u i t Court A tto rn e y* for P le lm lt f A n d 'e w C a rraw ay 40 N o rth C o u rt ritreet R e m la o le C o u n ty . F l o ri d a B y ; II. N T am m . Jr., S ecretary ef B o a rd of poet O ffice Box t ! 3* T r u s t e e ! of th» Camlnot* D eputy Clerk O r la n d o . F lo rid * F u ... a N o t. 1», IT, ] ( g D«c lasly P u b lic l lo a p lta l Puh llett Nov. 17. SI A Dec. 1. 1. 1944 T ’lb llen Doc. | . I . IJ, t i l l | . 1941. C'DtJ-31 CDO--1 IC Dll-1 Impala Sport Coup$ '65 Chevrolet This one’s the year’s hnndsommtt surprise. I t’s longer, wider, lower. Swankier, more spacious, smoother riding, loo. Everything about it smnrlbi of I'xiu nxiviin-yd tuccpt ooa thing—its Chevrolet price. JtfoJibk Sport Coup* f65 Chevelle A brum I-new idea List year, it’s even newer now. Fresh styling. V8's available with up to ;t.d) hp. A sofur rale. Hut it’s still nn casy-to-handto sizr. After alt, th a t's one nf the tiling* that nuku a Chet die a ChcvdJe. NATION GETS A CHRISTMAS TURK — A crune lowers ttie 72-foot, 80-year-o|d tree that will become the (argent National Community Christmas Tree the United Slates him ever had. The tree, cut near Che. ti*i town, V Y.. will he trucked to Washington and «ri*cted mi the White House lawn. (NKA Telephoto) Norn Sport Coopt '65 Chevy n Ismks less than evrr ftkr a thrifty rar hut kreiw on saving like one. Clean new styling, fn'»h new mleriorn. VH's avail* ahl*« with up to 300 hp! Here’s Hi# hvelirbt, handsorm-st tiling that's uvt# happened to thrifL C orn Sport Coups *, > Corvair You’ll -Save Money And He Happier In A ’65' Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. “Excellent Service Too” S trick la nd-Morr iso n Ford, Inc. 122-1 ls | W. I'ark HII-S9I6 It’a a new kind of Corvair. lt ’» longer and wider. It's ruder, roomier, Halter riding. With quicker steering, surer stopping and more power available—up to 110 hp in Mon/Jta and 600's, up t« IttO hp tn the new Conus. Mure to see, more to try in the con more people buy Order a new Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy D , Corvair or Corvette now at your dealerfs t.764g H O LLER M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y SE C O N D A N D P A LM E T T O SA N F O R D 322-0711 �__ _ Civic Pride? Brsce Hem et— Boy Crowley Hew M a n y Days T ill Christmas? Ih a te te w te a f m t Political Notebook' te •eribteg te tha caaaa. Thay 4 to ha ob a **winntog team” — i doM all of Seminoli county. Now, bb the drive draws te a ' _ Tha F n d h far abort of Ha requiro- Mfol who h*ro Uttk i t fridtron m m . . County United Fond n to arous* in nD of t of pride. FLrL Hi "looking oat for oai ii **Oii Qovtnunont flatten of oar own commanltjr, u d H is M i "iwiDowod up” fat a bum group of anothor eity. Fourth, it ii a united, or om timo effort to meat the M idi of many worthy welfare agenda* and mvm aeveral ilmilar modest one, The volunteer worker* of the cam* palgn hove tried hard to itlmulate key MM. U J. stmtegfe mfHterr re­ search and d e v e l o p m e n t sr the top” aad are **• eoaipUalunant Btmloote'* spirit to on to tie* torr. S ot it raqoiraa a gnat dost of ianridool analysis. Ivam na should asktho aaarching ausstfoa ”Havo I Ao m tho boat I e a n r Borne hava intended to flva, but Just '"haven’t g o tta tfotud to iit. How about doing it RIGHT NOW I Other* hava g iv a something, but probably can giva mors. How about doing Th a t right NOW? Remember tho 868 day* in tha roar: divide tha sum that you gave by this figure. Now. fines than art 10 agenda in the United Fund, div­ ide tho daily figure that you calcu­ lated by 10. Now ask the question "la that as much as I ean g in to •ach of that* deserving agenda?” This United Fund rod CAN quickly be reached. Each one of us should work hard team.” Let’s ail be PROUD of our coun­ ty as a WINNER in reaching a goal set up as a guide for helping our neighbor*. Ye*, let’* be a WINNER. Let’s be PROUD of our "hums town” countyt! teem eed eteadllf, b«k yw> hap* M l f**t enough. Witness tk*** eeeaaeas hr anuueent net p e l ihewa te the public. It la act enough to up tbs United Btataa la apaadlar ■ere ea military teaaarch aad development thaa iath .B eI ta to T w a T 1ihsad riet Union. with building targe numbers Because th« United Btatca la largely an open Moiety, Soviet lelsntlsta tan piggyla title, Mr*. K made a me* hack ea meek U.8. reeearch Jor gamble. and need not duplicate i t in Irenieally, I hi* declaim ■any a m i . may hare been a factor in while U.S. research hi* downfall, lie had opposi­ must so ahead on a broad tion !• th* armed force*, the spectrum to make advance Presidium and In th* Central possible, Soviet scientist* can Committee. Khrushchev bul­ concentrate in a relatively lied hie way through. few crucial areas. It la low known th a t Mr. K This means It la net nee**confided bia decision to tom . ■ary for tha Soviet Union to Americana aeveral year* ago put In more total mcney and United Small Threat To Cola As a y good Communist knows, one of the most dangerous thing* about capitalism is its appeal, through the insidious power of ad­ vertising, to tha weaknesses of soeialUt youth, Taka America soft drinks, for example, whose seductive sign* can bo sera *11 around the world from mountaintops to desert*. Wall, th* Kremlin 1* going to do sometiling about this kind of imper­ ialism. Awording to Radio F r a Eu­ rope, Russia la prepared to send mil­ lions of bottlsa of a new (to the West) taste sensation called ”Kvos” to the United States and Western Europe. The recipe for Kva* doesn't make It seem likely that there will be any large-scale defections in the capital­ istic camp, however. It’s not even a soft drink but a thin, sour beer made by pouring warm water on rye or barley and letting it form at Even if K va does prove popular, we hava nothing to fear. Look what happened to vodka. It Is now fully naturalised and its manufacture and •alt are producing even more of that nasty capital Karl Mwx got ao upset about Dick W est’s Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI) — The food paga editors of news papers and m agutnea h a v e dene their u s u a l thorouffh Job of g o r tte f ua with Thanksgiving menus and raeipeo. But here’* one you may hava mlssad: Harp m l flipper* an eaaserole—Charlottestown. This recipe was given to ma by my old friend, Gordon Leech, head cf th . Anteatara Association, currently enjoy­ ing, or at least enduring, its annual autumn lories of wild gams lunch*!. Tha Thanksgiving week re­ past featured seal flippers. Leech said that to hla knowl­ edge It wai the first time they had besn served tn the United States. I ean understand why. In order to prepara and •sal flip pert, you first or all need a seal. Yon could ask your frtendly neighbor­ hood supermarket attendant to ruaerva one for you- But he probably would giro yon a funny look. BaaldM that, It wouldn’t ba In keeping with the spirit of Thankagivtag. The Pilgrims, you know, killed their own game for Thanksgiving, and 1 recommend th a t you do the seme. Acconttny to Leech, the ac­ cepted method c f begging a seal te to go out on an Ice floe somewhere hi the vicini­ ty of Newfoundland and bash ona on tha head with ■ club. Leech said that seal flippers art regarded as a groat de­ l l c a c y In Newfoundland. Otherwise, tha Newfoundland­ ers are fine people. Anywey, now th at you have ■ seel, you cut off hie flippan Just betow tha elbow. Tilt elbow. Then you peel off the akin which remove* th* clawe at the tam e time. Next you soak th* flippers for several hours In a solu­ tion of one teaspoon cf eoda Apart from the content of University, I (cited these facta Terry la te Journalism School, preparing to be a written copy, here are aev­ about print psychology, ta d newspaper reporter. Ho ho eral effective psychological d e­ that's why I um them routine­ •aka haw te make the print­ vice* to perk up the reader's ly in thia dally ooluma. ed page MWi attractive and interest: (3) Invert Mnteoee structure What then shall we say to thia? If enticing te preepectlve read­ Use short paragraph*. to catch the eye with * dram a­ God I* for tie, who is against us?— ers. Kcrapboak this case for (1) Newspapers and magailne* tic opening word. Romans 8:31. U coalite* unpublished re- now um narrow columns whore In thia hlghopaad age, lte . . • Mareb I derived while dir­ usual reader may casually God Is not a cosmic bellboy for ecting onr Paythology I-ah S words term a line. After 3 or 4 lines, start an­ glance for about I aoeoada at whom we can press ■ button to get at Northwestern University. other paragraphl tha printed paga. things.—Harry Emerson Fosdlck. For short paragraphs sug- And hia aye note* tha BrN CASE V4U: Terry F ., aged gait dlalogut or narration va. words of tha opaslag para­ 23, Is a Journalism student. "Dr. Crane," he asked dur­ tbo long, dry paragraph* link­ graph! . ing a forum dlicusstna at hi* ed with textbooks! Bo contrast Um eye-appeal of Joiirnallim School, "what (1) Employ Arable numerals the second veratoa of nsch ex­ psychological slralcay can ba 'instead of writing out the ample below: umvI to Increase the interest numbers. Notiee how the num ­ erate 3 or I or I catch your She raa, shrieking . . . value of tho printed page?" Shrieking, she ra a , .. Readers are generally more eye batter than the words three or five or tight! *d only by Communist Raat Independent thinkers than are SOFIA, Bolivia (UP!) - •re tuekad la tbs crook of This rule Is the reverie of Sha was Unified by . . . Germeny, rrmalnt the nation listener* I fawd lolgariaa their arm*. present printing custom, but Terrified by what . . .. Thair prtMoca seta tha within tba C u t European For readers usually pick ami dad guard outIt Is psychologically true. tons of U. B.-Bulgarlan rela­ Communist bloc moat doialy choose I They w en attacked without. tte doubts doers ef the tions which In rscant months tied to Moieow. ' And beware of Roman num United State* lagatlea at No. hava rinicd from eooly cor­ And this tiny nation of eight But liitencn, alas, are lar­ erats, for they a rt Just capital Attacked without waralag . . gely robot* of the narrator, In prise cooteets where you 1 Alexander Stimbolllskl Bou­ rect to frifld. million population tucked In a who feed* them a previously- lettera of the alphabet, ao they levard Is Bona. Tommy guns Bulgaria, to a degree match- mount*Inoiu turner of the pro maitlcatad type of men­ don't cootnit against tha rest are limited te a 23-yord or 30of the printed page, aa do tha word Utter k Is doubly valu­ Haitians along the niack Sea tal menu. able to employ dynamic, amo­ Arabic. remain* among tha lait tn Mark Antony, Hitler aad tion-fraught word* to To gain extra eye-appeal, abandon Stalinism in the cold your paragraphs. war thaw between B ait and any leader of a mob thus de­ you may even insert your Ara pend on the spoken word to bio numbers within paren For further advteo, go to Enterprise AltsssMrte Springe We*t. dominate an audience and theses, as (3) or (3) or (B), your library and consult Chap­ President JofaneoB'i Groat By ir o , it U calculated that Mr*. Ritchie Barrie Mr*. Jilt* Butts Jail await* the Bulgarian change It into a mob. for then they stand out on the ter 12 in my college textbook, Society which he proposes to the T.S million school dropouts fU -llll •M-3434 who d a rn to criticise or Joke So the more we can culti­ page even before the printed "Psychology Applied. bate oa federal i pending will be competing for S.3 mil­ about tha regime of Prime vate the reading habit in Beer Lake-FereM City word* can be detected by the Or lead ter m j be based tottoad oa lion unskilled Jobs. Minister sad First Party Sec­ Lake Mery American*, the more we In­ eye. Mr*. Maryana Milan “ How to Write Salable Copy," local money and the aociety'a Johnny em ’t read because retary Todor Zhikorv. Mrs. Franc** Waaler SU-MTI direct!/ insure the future of When I ran the Psychology enclosing a loop stamped, re­ foundation* Should ba laid In the U. 8. educational establish­ 333-4310 Kauri of questioning by *e- thia groat Republic. Laboratory at Northwestern turn envelope, plus aoe. the ttret three grades of ele­ ment still backs a teaching ' Cawilbervy crat police la tba reward of Laka Maene mentary reboot Those are tha experiment' begun about 40 Mrs. Jm m CenilbwiF M rs. H. L JoknsM a Bulgarian who daraa to icck 111,1111 to which Ud* should years ago k> which the Eng­ 333-4133 an try te the U. B. legation lish alphabet was abandoned. team to road, but don't. without a permit either from UegwMd fhetoat* Children were not told about Tbo at Uttte kids who cannot Mr*. Iten** Eat* the Foreign or Interior min­ ;l Mrs. Jean Migta road prow up to become, first, their lette-a of the relation­ US-1117 istries. 144-1743 high school drop outs and, ship of letters to each other North Orlando Over thick Turkish coffee tecood, Juvenile delinquents. to syllable*, nor, further, of M r*. Mariarct Cocky Belton* and Ruulan brandy, a For­ 323-4193 Tba voters should look about the relationship of syllables to Mrs. Mildred Huey eign Office ipokeaman d!ithair local communities far thtMi 444-1431 mi**** s i petty an Incident of T l , fltriia ( r t n a n 1 *1 . I have been troubled by what one's living room, was heart­ evidence that thair kids are For 40 years reading of Eng­ Mr*. Clartnc* Baydav I * ta tr»M It* r • a U, r « * • * « b* tail Decern bar. 313-4141 growing up m chuckle beaded II* a f f a i r * . Tfc* t * t l l * r *•»> u .< 1 observed and felt It should breaking. Geneva With the froien-ficcd guards a * • ■ a a a t* * r a ( l 4 * 4 <h* t » t - be brought to someone's at­ My point la—why doea the dim wits likely to become un­ OtUd. ! Mrs. JeAnn Hays * a U a * a r r l* a Ik * n t l l a r ' s Hit. Et.lya Lendy myitarlouily abaant, a mob la 340-48T3 employable because they can't l , „ a , * , » 4 a 4 4 i * u . I.* H * ,* tention — but I didn't know lovely City of Sanford hava 344-3140 ipent an hour hurling paving a t fa**a t i k a a SSu « * a* 4 a M ill who. . . Zoo If It la not going te ba kept •d . A aon-raader la a f* t* * * « . L a iM r* iteaea through legation win­ ak4a 4 * aa al *a ** 4a la* r* While (tending at the Con­ (1) clean, (I) pa trotted (3) lean er. a lk a ra a r t a c r * * i. dow* and overturning auto­ a k l a a * a * l4 * 4 tk * * 4 a a » i 4 » a l cession, puchsslng peanuts and hava adequate cagaa tor da Tba evldaaro to there In la a a l popcorn, I noticed three young mobile* owned by U. 8 . diplo­ l a p * r* * a * llll* a . animals? Would it not ba bat three quarters of U. B. public e * k ll* k * 4 k r T k * U » a l 4 * mats. boys, ages 9. 10, 11, I would tor if the animals were give* •ebooli. The odds ara three to imagine, filling their pockets to a larger Zoo where they om that your Uda are not Oitemlbly It was a «pon- Editor, Herald: being taught to read In public tancoui oulburit, brought on I am ■ resident of nay tons with gravel that surrounds tba would ba kept properly? and last Sunday nude concession. Upon entering tba I have since talked with elementary school. Americans Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Tues., December 1, 106-1 by conviction of a iuciiiIht of Beach Hulgarla'a United Nation* a short trip to Sanford to visit Zoo, I noticed them petting many of a y frtomU here la a n awakening to this crisis delegation on charge* of spy- your Zoo. Ever since that vult tha monkey* with these stones Daytoo* Beach all who haea to the development of their WALTBB A. (I1ILOW, lOITaB LID F tB L lta.M —thay would than refill thair visited Uw too thair reaction clvUteatka. Industry te be­ Ing for the United State*. r a s a s voltolusb. n m i a u * . . *•■•,*! ■ [rockets and proceed with tba wai the sam a-and hence they coming aliva te t t U could ,thc spokesman in aoncMT A LK xaauna m u * a. *tbn *tb « b Admitting DirtsbM same antics. Meanwhile, the hava never returned. It te Th* so-tailed educational A n m I i u B 4 IU r alated, have happened any­ BUI monkeys scampered hltbar pity that your attractive city establishment of which tba top BABB! I. J tN ia o i where. ASvsrlUlae U -u t.tr M ** » a l*« K4U«r am r i m and yon, with their young at­ ba* u attraction that te of layer coaelate ef the National But it plunged U. S.-Ilulgar • • • • f t i A ilttriltia. U a n t.tr Boat* w n .tiA u a tached to thair undersides, such uM ttmUveoass, that Education Association (NBA) U—lias any president of Ian relations to their lowest SANIB ■aUUBABBB Seeietf M U w trying vainly to ascapa tha te remembered for tttntt if apparently believes It should SatiatM U ta a .t r tha United btataa been inaug­ level since the 1M0 renewal b o t t ib Austin hail of stonas. Seeing that not (or tho sake of Um Ctty of Igaora the problem and that of diplomatic contacts. urated mora than twice? CUf H M h a a lu ! « » * t [hero wasn't any guard, or at­ Sanford iteatt-1 would Uriah tha problem wU go away. aval i S IL L V M C B N T A—Franklin D. ltoosevett U. 8. property c l a i m s c-«air M i l t P k t lt . r t f k t r tendant, I pul a atop to tt by that something would ba dona Tha failure to teach the lit­ against Bulgaria were settled wsa tha first and only presi­ threatening to call tha police. te Improve this ton tle children to road la a basic dent to be Inaugurated mora in July, UM3, amounting to rnklUhto 4*11? «BMpt flaiordar, Sunday M4 Cbrltunaa; fa* . factor to some of the evils Uak«4 SaiiuSty pt*c**4ln. ChrltlautA than twice. Beginning with The boys UR tba Zoo. Aa 1 sake of tha animal* about f3.S million. s ira s c s u rrio n mates proceeded throughout th* soo, th a n to. •ffilettof M b Oentu ij Amer­ tha Elsenhower administra­ But economic relations be­ Deiivwy Uo «t*k I am • secretary — and ican rivUbaUaa. Among these tion, the 22nd Amendment to I noticed another lad, lying tween the two amount to litprone on tha ground beaid* tha support tha Humana Society evfla are: Unemployment, Ju­ SBBUIOLB G illlTI A LL O TH U M B A IL Uo or nothing, and from 1M1 th . Constitution limit* presi­ cages of the Mynah birds— Ml » M t (M l | I tar HIM t I ta r to my own ctty—but I would venile delinquency, a d u l t through 1MJ actually declin, dent* to two elected terme. carefully shelling peanuta and AM • Mratfe. Alt I Uoalfea ba mom thaa glad to contri­ crime, racial bitterness 41* S Mtalfca A N I H u a lh t ed from ft J mUlloo to $1-2 gently offering them to tha bute to your potentially lovely Lte | Baa Ik Intonations! P a p e r AM t H M II Q— Are hedgehog* Immune million. W • *, *’ l<* teal aB (tail ••••crl.uaaa birds. A differaooa In child­ Zoo since aa a neighbor, I Mo, la supporting aa ndOUiclally, tha Bulgarian* to poisonous m a k e s ? ren! share to the enJoymcnU of rorilatog campaign with these A—Tha hedgehog, ■ spinyMwaJC la a . m I h i t u * U m u rrtta •S u n u ••- place the blame on the Unit­ But the tight that distressed matters to mind. The company UU«a MdaUMly la Ik* a it t*y rtauklistll** i t all tha laaai ed Staler, saying the U. S. skinned littlu mammal of Eur­ saws Vilai*a la thia x t i g t i t r . me most was the ate* of the I want to thank you for read­ calculate* that tear out af to ope related to moles and has rejected trade overture*. CaiaiM m ••••■4 tlata a a iia r Lam t.r IL Ml* at la t *>aai Tho U, S. rejoinder te that the ahrows, docs appear to have small cages that the lions are ing this tetter through and 1 fifth graders will besom* high oflict at H«altr4. rtort**. u 4m tk. Aai it O ttl'it* u H u t* housed to. I w u appalled at aiacerely bupe that upon a y school dropouts bee te a s they Bulgarians attempt to mix actual Immunity to tha bites their dimensioait A 1MT. Knowing tecood visit to the Zoo that I cannot read properly. These a . eari .1 w r • a w n u ■ ••• ar M ssmatst, « | tala S411I** trade with politics, and cite of soma snakes. It baa been that the King of Baesta would And It th* humane shelter It dropouts (see a Jobless future #t Tfei SAAtori Uiral4 may ha rtyn»4n«t4 la aay . a t a t r wltk interference with visitors at seen to kill and sat t h . ven- ordinarily ba roaming over should be. in an economy torr*(singly •at v rlii.a ytratittlua at ika a.bliaaw »t Tat IMrabL Aay Mari* E. A ndtnoo demanding mom Intelligence laSlateeat •* Ur* retpaaslkl* l i t •*«* r*fr«4**Uu* will kt tho legation s i an example of omou. European adder with­ huge tracts of land and then «t>**l4*r*4 aa la ltla .ta . wa l a t UtraU’l aayyrlakl t U vUl la tacUca totally unacceptable te out suffering aay 111 affects to i m him cooped up with hla cc: Humaoe Society, kaM Ueato tor t e n s wear tka lav. S12 WIST FIRST tT. cor dial raiailns*. if bitten during tho process. mate to aa eras smaller than Sanford, Fla. whale later force. Thought For Today Phil Newsom Soys t t Can. James Ferguson, A ir Fore* deputy chlaf ef sta ff for research and development, la th* iprlag *f tU e p*ert •T han k a i been little frowth la the A ir Fetee re* ••arch and development pro* pram during th . 1957-44 t i n . period. T h. real I p er ceat la* ereaaa la research and de* vslopmeat fond* hi the peel nine g ra n pro rides little flexllbtllty to cop* with the complexity of choice we kav* today." Borne experienced eeieatieta here held that w hat's warded most la a sharp step-up Is basic research, on which all other roe earth and develop­ ment depends. Baste research gets down te the fundament­ als and makes poealhl* great advances. It I* cheap com­ pared te most defense certs, tta payoff! ara g ro a t * • ‘Cool To Frigid’ per gallon af w ater. Thia causes tha fat to awatl up and turn white. Trias off fat, which may causa you to tarn white. Marinate flipper* to bur­ gundy wine, getting rid of fa t th* beat way you can. Burial 12 feet in ground la safest bet. Or, better yet, drink the win* and bury flip­ per* along with fa t. If determined to go through with It, season flippers in salt and foil In flour. Haute and make sauce from drip­ pings. Four sauce over flipp e n and baka to covered pan la SdO-degTM oven for ap­ proximately three hourt. Keep kitehen ventilating fan run­ ning. That takes cars of almple part. Tha difficult p art te la trying to eat flipper*. Beet thing about Mai flip­ pers for Thanksgiving la this: They make you thank­ ful for turkey. Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Progressive Education? Herald Area Correspondents Letters To The Editor © If * & a n f b r d lish has been taught as though It were a picture languago like Chiasm and J a panese or Egyptian hteroglyptden. That method sends Into the com pe­ ll ve world tens of thousands of young persons who cannot dis­ criminate between sim ilar words, for example: Monkey and donkey: squirrel end spe­ cial; mystery end majes­ ty; equatorial and equilateral; bouquet and banquet This system ef so-called p ro gressiv* education 1s • clear and present d e a fe r to aB of us. ffm tU ) • Q 's and A 's WE USE BOTH Barrels! RANFORDb V U L �Vie In Elks Invitational Thinking Out Loud BY Semtoole High and Or M o High win play tholf bow! fav ltetk a dates thla »w km d to toon lor both icbooU ta c k «m m u their slate* thla week and both wrkxisly hampered b j that key player* will not be available (or basketball •v ^ action. % T They're aUB ptaytof feet* hall. .. . Out at Oviedo, (our o( Head 2%! Coach Paul Mikler'i itartera won't see action tonight when the Lioqs travel to Orlando to take on the Colonial High Grenadleri, Oviedo la a small enough school as it la to even ho meeting a Metre powerboeae Uke Colonial Bat to send Its iayVees ever to play a var* slty UR might normally ho considered ridlrmleee. But don’t be fooled. Natur, Colonial la expected to roll—or should we say, bounce JSTXI £ 3 FSU Stars Establish 29 School Records lMl 4 Q Basketball Tourney Set Dec. 28*30 hTEKBTBOH TALLAHASSEE (Spl.) Quarterback Steve T e n a I, (lankerback Fred Biletnlkoff, and placektcker Lea Murdock aet a total of 29 school records during the 1MI football sea son just ended at Florida State. All American Biletntkoff, Tensl and Murdock were the prim ary offensive weapons for the Gator Bowl-bound Seminole*, who finished the year with an H -l record and a 10-7 conquest of state rival, Florida. The only record fa their categories which the trio fall ed to ihstter was for one game passing yardage; Tensl did not equil or break the m irk of 313 yards, set by Joe Major* fa 1939 against Tam P«. The 8-foot-5 senior, who fin­ ished his great career with 232 pass completions fa 472 attempts for 3394 yards and 28 touchdowns, smashed 13 other single game, season, and career marks. Single game records were Steve’s 21 completions in 39 attem pts against VPI. Ilia fin­ al 1984 figure of 121 comple­ tions fa 204 attempts for 1843 yard* and 1837 yards total offense are all school records. Biletnlkoff established him­ self as the greatest offensive performer ever fa 18 years of football at Florida State. He broke 10 marks for one game, season, and career marks for pastes caught and points ed. The Erie, Pennsylvania senior finished his career with 87 receptions for 1,483 yard* and 17 touchdowns. Murdock kicked a of 18 ex­ tra point tries this season, sod nine of 14 field goal attempts for 49 points and a high na­ tional ranking among scorer* by klckfng alone. The Holly­ wood, Florida senior kicked three field goals against Flor­ ida for a one-game record, and hla career total of 10 smashed the mark of six aet last year by Doug Messer, All of Murdock’s other fig­ ures are school records. The 1984 Florida State team that will play fa Jacksonville's Gator Bowl on Jan. 2nd, tied the school m irk for victories, yard* passing, and passes completed fa a sea ion. 1919, 1930, and 1934 FSU teams also won eight victories. Tensl. Ed Pritchett, and Tony Gero hit for 147 pass completions and 2029 yards passing. —to a victory. But even when you play Oviedo’s junior var­ sity you could still be running Into opposition. Paul Mlkler can flgvo out ■ o n ways ol playtig a baakethafl game than the pro­ verbial Beg has fleas. Meanwhile, Oviedo should a fine se a v n this year as they travel through their cage slate. Practically the entire personnel that won something like 18 games last season will be back for the current dule. • • • Out a t Seminole, Mack Bly­ the’s cagers open their season here Friday night when they boat the Buccaneers of Daytooa Beach's Mainalnd High. tm m vanity men, fartedlag three starters, win i UH he playtig foothall. They are Mike Gray, Ben Hinson and Meve Groover, pins A1 Boniface may not he ■ starter bat he's stOl expect­ ed to see considerable acBlythe said be would carry a 12-man varsity squad this season in addition to Coach Ralph Slump! junior vanity quintet. Hinson, Gray, Groover and Boniface will report Monday for cage drills—and none too soon for the following night, Dec. 8 the Seminole* will host the Metro's Edgcwator Eag lea fa the league curtain railer. Dec. 11 the Tribe will en tertaln the visiting Boone Braves. Asked about hla club's chances thla Mason, Blythe declared, “Well be an Im­ proved ball dub." He admitting that his out fit was not ready for Mainland and probably won't be set for Edgewater. “ Bat the attltnde of the squad and the school la good," he declared, “and Use spirit is escelleat. Blythe added, “ I’d rather coach a losing ball club at Seminole than to be with a winner at some other school, ’he spirit and attitude of not only the players but the en tire student body la amazing." DELAND’S GLUE-FINGERED END, Bill Barlett (82) grabs a Gary Breckenridge puss and got away from Seminole halfback Sterl Weber (21) to head down the sidelines. SHS won its homecoming contest with DeLand, posting a 27 to 14 victory. (Herald Photo) South Rides Again, Alabama Ranks N o . 1 NEW YORK (Uri) — The South has risen to college football's summit once again with today's numing of Ala­ bama as the nation's No. 1 team by the United Press In­ ternational board of roaches. Alabama gained the 1981 national championship with a spotless 10-0 record garnering 22 first place votes to seven fo r runner-up Arkansas, which likewise finished their 10-game schedule without a smear. The Crimson Tide won the national title in 1981 hut fell to fifth in '<>2 when Southern California reigned and was rated ninth last year while Texas held away. United Press International will present Alabama with a trophy symbolic of the nation­ al championship at u date yet to be announced. Although Alabama Coach Among the ends and flank­ ers named to the All-America team was Fred Biletnlkoff, of Florida State. Scheduled Dec. 12 By Jellan Steiutrwai Herald Sport* Editor The Seminole High basketbell teem has accepted e bid to participate fa the Mventh annual Elks Tangerine Bowl Invitational Baaketbatl Tour­ nament, according to en an­ nouncement today by head coach Mack Blythe. Six Central Florida quin­ tet! will vie for the Tangerine Bawl's cage title fa a tourney will be played et the Davis Armory Dee. 28-30. Tournament Chairman Har­ ry J. Mrlsel tald today that invltatlona have been accept­ ed by Winter Perk, Oak Ridge, Bishop Moore, New Smyrna Beach, Colonial and Seminole to compote for the crown and that B i s h o p Moore’s Hornets will serve as the host school. Tho first tilt will get un­ derway at 7 p m. on tho 28th when Winter Park tangles with Oak Ridge. In a second game that evening, Bishop Moore meets tho Barracudas of New Smyrna Beach. On the 29th, Colonial wilt meet tho winner of the Win­ ter Park-Oak Ridge affair at 7 p.m. and at 8:30 p.m. that same night the Seminole* will clash with tho winner of the Bishop Moure-New Smyrna tilt. Tho winner* of the semi­ final games will meet for the championship In an affair slated for 8:30 p.m. on the 30th. In a preliminary tilt that same evening, the semi­ final loser* will play a con­ solation game at 7 p.m. Plaques will he awarded to tho first, second and third place clubs and tho fourth place club will keep the gama ball. An all-itar team consisting of tho tournament's top 10 players will ho named. Florida State Opens Season Against Rebels Ronnie THE TRIBE’S RICK WAI.STROM, whose number is partially hidden by the dark helmet of Do Land's Eddie Griffith (81), moves five yards to the Bulldog three in the final period of the SHS homecoming win over DeLand. SHS guard Steve Clark (64) watches as Griffith hits Walstrom, Sports Hurricanes, Braves Between W ill Tangle Tonight Us Fans By Murray Ohlrrnian Sports Editor N’rwspaper Enterprise Assn. The caliber of pro football has guno steadily down, says Hobby Layne, since I960 — “when the other league start ed." The Pittsburgh aide ex plained it numerically: "Wc had 12 teams then, with a 3.1man limit. That made 398 players. Now there are 22 teams with 40-man limits, or some BOO players. And it's re­ flected in the scores. Pro foot­ ball built its television inter­ est on 21-20 game*. Now the Hedskms beat us, 30 0, and we beat the Giants, 4117, and lieoptc walk out with 11 min tiles to play." . , . Business realists also think pro football ts overpriced. Soft drink magnate Arthur Montgomery, prime mover in Atlanta's big league push, fig­ ured its worth on a cust basis and said that profootbail in the Southeast would be worth only $400,000 to a sponsor (every team now gets a mil­ lion). Parenthetically, he fig­ ured out that television of Green Bay games is worth only llo.txio to the sponsor . . . J o e Namath, Alabama's hotshot quarterback, original­ ly signed a letter o( Intent to gu to Notre Dame. Then he was awect-lalkt.l by Tom Nu gent of Maryland and planned lo enroll there. "Hut I flunk­ ed the college hoards," ad­ mitted Joe. That's when Nu­ gent called Alabama and tip­ ped off the Tub- to the kid from Beaver Falls, Pa. His first roommate at Tuscaloosa was R.iy Ahruzzcse, who is now a defensive back with the Buffalo Bills and was the only other northern hoy on the squad. Tho Tide brochure has them listed as "cou­ sins." , , . In ease any pros are Inter­ ested in Wayne Freeman, the Tide's All-American guard, that 2U5 pounds at which he’s listed on the brochure is a preseason't weight. The other day he was down to 1H8. . , . Things you should know or guess who? One all-American failed to impress a rival coach: “ lie's so dumb he thinks manual labor i* a Mex­ ican." , , , One of tiie tough­ est little receivers in pro football used lo insist he couldn't go to sleep without ills favorile Teddy bear . . , one NFL cnach is lough to get along with since he switched lo coffee . . . A Yankee In­ fielder (not Clcle Boyer) raps Yogi Berra as just a plain bad manager strategically, as well as in handling players. TALLAHASSEE (Spl.) Florida State tips of the 198483 basketball season here Tuesday night In the firit of five games In nine days, md Coach J, K. (Hud) Kennedy ssys he ho* plenty of respect for the Seminole’s Initial op­ ponent, Vsldosta State. “Gary Colson is doing a tremendous job," Kennedy saiil, adding, “ When we play­ ed two years ago hi* was one of the most well-coached tesms we played." Florida State won s 81-38 verdict Feb. 5, 1963. in their last meeting. Valdosta State's Rebels finished IT-3 last sea­ son and held two win* this year, over Alabama College and Alabama Christian. Kennedy, who will begin his 17th year i t Florida State, says, “ We will field a enlorful MANCHESTER. England team, one that may even run (UI’I) — Willie Pastrano. of a little." Miami, Fla., today offered Set to rebound from an 11-11 Terry Downes a return fight record last year, the Seminext March after stopping the nolea will build around 6'7" Cockney bookmaker fa the center Gary SchuU, a catlike 11th round to retain his world 2o3-pnunder who led the team light heavyweight boxing title. in scoring (12 9 ppgi and re­ The 29 year-old champion bounding last season as a camu from behind Monday sophomore. Schult will be night to beat the underdog flanked by two 6’4” forwards, Briton, who had looked a junior Bit! Peacock and sopho­ cinch to win the verdict after more sensation Ron Mai men. 10 rounds of aggressive attack Mel men scored 21 3 points a The end came at 1:17 of the game with the 83 61 freshmen, 11th round with the bloodwhile Peacock has been out­ smeared Downes resting on standing fa pre season prac­ one knee. tices and was moved to for­ “Terry is t |*me, tough ward from guard, where he boy," said Pastrano. “He de­ played as a reserve last year. serves a return.'' Behind Malmen ami Peacock Manager A n g e l o Dundee | are a host of eager giants led nodded agreement and ssid he would like the fight to be stag­ hy 8'3" Charles Fairchild, ■ CireUmfrrvnrr r>( the earth ed at Miami, but British pro­ transfer from Pensacola Jr, College, 6’4" John Rogers, and at the equator is about 21,98.1 moter Harry Levrne said he miles. hoped to stage the fight at fl'4" BUI Glenn. the 10.000-capacity Wembley Pool March 30. Pasfrano Stops Cockney In 11th FSU Star Listed On All-America NEW YORK (U P D -S te v e DeLong, s University of Ten­ nessee tackle, won the Outland Award today as Look Magazine selected its annual All-America team. DeLong. selected as the out­ standing interior lineman of the year, headed a 22-man squad chosen by a seven-man committee from the Football Writers Association of Amer- Paul Bryant waa claiming his squad deserved the honor, No­ tre Darners couldn't surpress the feeling that they had giv­ en it away. Notre Dame, the top team for four straight weeks, need­ ed only a victory over South­ ern California fur the trophy but wound up instead falling into third place In the ratings when the Trojans rallied for a stunning 20-17 come-frombehlnd victory. The disappointed Irish held onto four first place picks and Big Ten champ Michigan took the two remaining first place votra and settled for fourth place in the balloting. Defending collegiate titleholder Texas came within one point of an unheaten season and wound up in fifth place. The Longhorns lone defeat was a 14-13 heartbreaker to Arkansas. Dig Eight champ Nebraska finished sixth, down one spot from last year. Louisiana State completes Its regular season Saturday against Flor­ ida hut regardless of tho out­ come they've nailed down seventh place. Oregon State, headed for the Hose Howl, moved up a notch to No. 8 and Ohio State fell one position to ninth. Southern California, bypass­ ed for the Rose Rowt, vaulted four spots re-entering the top ten in the final position. Florida State headed for second 10 followed by Sugar Howl-bound Syracuse and un­ defeated Ivy League and Utah were knotted for 14th, lllinoia and New Mexico shared 16th place; Tulsa and Missouri were tied for 18th; snd Miss­ issippi and Michigan State were deadlocked for the 20th. Pur M O V I N G ? Independents FLIPPING — Flipping neem* all the rage in football. Top, Bill Iirown of the Minne.iotu Vik­ ing* ho* his feet knocked out from under him. Center, Bemie Casey of the San Francisco 49crs find himself in the same predicament. It can happen in college, too, us Florida Stute'a I'hil Spooner demonstrates, bottom. Independcnts-Flnal Team W. L. T. Fla. State 81 ! Ga. Tech 73 0 Chattanooga 73 0 Sou. Mis*. 83 0 Memphis St, 5t 0 Miami 48 4 CALL M OVING AND S T O R A G E CO ., INC. FA 5 0 4 C cley A ve. By Jim Bacthn* Herald 8porta Writer South S e m i n o l e Junior High's Hurricanes will go alt­ er the second victory in two games this season when they host the Sanford Junior High Braves tonight at (he Lyman High gymnasium fa Longwood. Game lime is stated for 7:30 p m., or as soon as s prelim­ inary affair between the Jun­ ior varsity units of the two schools Is completed. The Jayvec tilt starts at 8:30 p.m. The high scoring Hurri­ canes, fresh from a curtainraiser victory over Slsvls, 113 to 21, met the Braves three times last season. Once the Braves beat the Hurricanes by one point, once the Hurri­ canes nipped the Braves by one point and fa the rubber match the Sanford club took the win ami wilh it thu county junior high title. Seeking revenge, H e a d Coach Dave Miller will go with center Bruce Stuart, for- K i n i o n , David Burton and Joa SHS grid stars, will comprise the eoaehlng staff for the seniors in SemHigh’s annual Powder foothall game to ba played against a team of jun­ ior* at Sanford's Municipal Stadium 8:30 p. m.. Dee. 12. The juniors wit! be coached by four other Tribe pigskin aces, Steve Ham*, Mika Gray, l^Roy Nopper and Chuck Scott. The girla have been work* Ing out during weekend prac­ tice drills and according to reports they have the aches, pain* and scar* to prove it. Not only have they been taught the basic fundament­ als of the game, but they have also been engaged fa the physical preparation for thu event by exercises, loops around the track at Lawson Memorial Field and getting “bawled out" hy the respec­ tive coaching staffs. wards Brant Rose and Mike Hargis and guards .Matt Hie kok and Dennis Garrett. Reg­ ular guard Jim Lucas is under the weather and Garrett will lake over for him. .Miller alio expect* to get plenty of mileage out of guard Hit West, forward Steve Shep­ herd and center Mike Rickctt. In Ihe first outing Rose, West and Garrett racked up 39 poinla between them. Sill­ ier laid he would be using his first five more tonight than' he did against Slavia because the Sanford quintet Is alwnys tough ami he's rxpecling the WILL Brave* tn come up with anolher top five. OPEN Meanwhile, In S a n f o r d , Head Coach Owen McCarron TOMORROW! of the Braves has been pre­ paring his club for the opener by working his boys on tech­ niques, patterns and endur­ F R O N T ON »l*v I f 4 3 A T I I IN 1'4W< ance. Tiie team, on the aver­ age, is small hut it is appar­ FIRST GAMB ent they are determined. 2:10 P.M. McCarron'* crew Is in top physirnl condition. iia i. a ia ' C LO SE D T O N IT E Comet climbs from bottomto top of world to show you it’s powerful and tough... 1065 Comets, shown in Horn lo Fairbanks, Alssl (not just beautiful) Comet's beauty stows clearly here. But you can't sjw? its durability. Ttot’s why Comet became World's 100.000 Mile Durabtitty Champion at Daytona l<rJ year. Also why, for *65, Comote made the; tortuous 16,200-mile run from Cape Horn to Aljska. In regular production models, wrldw cholc* o l C osm ta—the beautiful, hefty ones —at your Mercury dealer’s now, lf l -jftM cm q Comat [ ttw world's lOQ.OOO-rmi* dwaMMycfcempfee H U N T LIN C O LN -M E R C U R Y , IN C 109 North Palmetto Avenue 2-9511 Sen the “ Hinir Crosby Show" ManS a n fo rd , F l a . ’ day Night, 9:1U PM, VVFTV, Ch. 9. x n»s: ;r or Melon ccMMMt • f.cotN Mixcuar div&oh �(D suxa O b b y ! DEAR ABBT: ! rtctlvad a dipping from jroor eohtma thla a a n te |*i mall. It w it • te n t • neighbor who h id a bouMful of cita. T ht bouM ■mailed to high beavoo, there w en eat hairs IQ over th e furniture and the place w u filth?, aid for that n a ­ a n nobody wasted to vlxlt her. Well, I mutt bo that per­ son because I do have a houseful of cats, but I would like to say somethin!: Half of these eats a n not m int I It stems that when anyone in thla town wants In le t rid of a cat, or tome new born kittens, they drop them off la my yard because they know I love eats snd I win five them a food home. I called the Humane Society ooce to come and pick up soma c its (hero weren't mine. They came out, but were unable to catch them. Now, if you can tell me bow to let rid of the cats that a re not mine, I will be |ls d to do so. 1 will not destroy them. CAT LOVER IN PHOENIX • • • DEAR ABBY: There are worse people than cat-lovers, you know. I am referring to people who tear something out of n newspaper and m ill it to someone without signteg their name. Someone mailed me your column. In it was a letter about a neighbor who Uvtd jaaoby Itnly recovered the lead from the UJL In tha World Bridge Olympiad on board aesran whan an overbid by B aa Btayman failed to pay off. Although Sam overbid hla hand, the strategy bad an ex­ cellent chance to succeed. It waa fully Justified by every­ thing except the actual re­ sult. The bidding Is as shown in the box with Sam sitting South and Vie Mitchell North. Vlc’e two heart call waa one ef those all-purpose cue bide that have achieved great pop­ ularity In modern expert eirelee. Vie wasn't trying for a •lam; be was hoping to get Bam to salae ipsdea or bid ao-trump. Bam couldn’t do either of U)s J h s "We thought long and hard before we held the party, be­ cause wa had never served al­ coholic beverages In our homo to young people before." Those are the words of • l a t h e r In Harlan, Conn., charged together with s num­ ber of other adults, with serv­ ing liquor to minors during an evening of partying after which ■ 17-year-oUI girl waa hlbed In an automobile acci­ dent and her teen age escort was charged with reckless driving and negligent homi­ cide. "W« thought long and hard . . Thou words m utt sound pathetically familiar to thou*smls and thousand* of parents of teenagers all over live coun­ tryFor most parents today 1)0 TUESDAY P. M. Legal Notice ■i:m*ui.i} c a u v n r siiv h u ro v in issio v S l l l l l ml P l b l l l l l r s i l s a thla (n your column for the neighbor who eomplained about my cats, but didn’t want to "hurt my feeling*." My bouse Is s i elean aa nay By Dettie Anailn house In this neighborhood, BIGGEST EVENT of the and my eats do not smell! week in Navy circles Is tha Of all tiis house pets, Uw VAH-7 change of command, eat Is by far the eteanest. slated for 10 a. m. Friday and If my neighbors were as tho activities that follow. clean aa my cats, I’d b« sat­ Cmdr. B. B. Brown will be isfied. If you think you can relieved by Cmdr. Kenneth get me to move, you are Enney, with Cdr. Robert C. sadly mistaken. 1 was here Hendrickson moving up to first, and If you don't like Ex-O, ns Enney becomes CO. having me for a neighbor, Immediately following tho YOU can movet COC ceremonies a reception MINDING MY OWN BUST will be held nt tha BOQ with NESS IN MADISON guests enjoying a buffet • • • luncheon. DEAR ABBY: I read about A R L IS C H A P D E L A IN E Friday night there win be that woman who collected an All-Hands party at the cats and the neighbors com­ Ballroom beginning about plained. She sounds like my 7:30 p. m. with everyone Join­ mother. Did that letter come ing in for ths dancing snd from Victoria, TexasT buffet. WILLIE MAE IN CLEVE­ The Peacemakers, having LAND gained e meesure of fame DEAR WILLIE MAE: No. from the Just - completed It ci me from Baltimore, round, the-wo rid cruise will Maryland. launch Into their new era un­ • • • der Cdr. Enney’a command. Problems? Write to ABBY, Maanwhile, after a week or Box €3700, Los Angeles, so of marking time, Cdr. Calif. For a personal reply, Brown will mover on over W ' enclose a stamped, self-ad­ and relieve Cdr. George Kimdressed envelope. mons and take command of • • • RVAH-3, when George de­ Hate to write letters? parts for San Diego. Send one dollar to Abby, T h e Sevcnettea enlisted Box 63700, Los Angeles, wives a rt in charga of tho Calif., for Abhy'a booklet, decorations for tho All-Hands "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS party, under the direction of MARCIA FOY FOR ALL OCCASIONS." chairman, Mrs. C. Stringer. She plans to decorate around a Christmas theme, with lota of greenery, tinsel, light* and glitter to get everyone in a holiday mood. • • • and drclded to show It. Vie's HERE THEY ARE — the NORTH I three heart bit Wav a repeat candidates for president and A K q tt] cue bid. Vie atlll hoped that vice president of tha Naval f KQ Sam could ahnw spade sup­ Officer’s Wives Club. ♦ J543 port nr bbl no-trump. Sam *QB Names were announced to­ really ahould have bid four WEST EAST day by President Evelyn Fits* clubs, but he selected three *1 4AJ87S3 patrlck. Two of these gals no-trump on tho theory that WAJ 1 0 9 S4 3 Vf l t will take over the teaderehip ♦ Q 10 7 3 «S Vie would hold a club honor. of the NOWC In January. *3 *K053 Ram won the heart opening Candidates f o r president SOUTH <D> In dummy and led the queen are Mary Durant of Heavy A 10 of club* for a finesse. When Three and Slarcla Foy of T7J It held, business atartrd to • AKII Seven. A A J 10 T 8 4 look up, but when W rit Running for vte* president Both vulnerable showed out on the second will be Kitty O’Gara of Three BonIk Writ North Kail club the play went into bank­ and Arlts Chapiedalne of KITTY O'GARA IA IT IA 1’ota ruptcy. Ram could only lake Seven. 3 A Pass 2 V I*a»a •lx trh-kv and Italy chalked Election coffee will he held 1n I’aaa 3 V 1‘asa up 300 point*. I NT. fata Pa as I'aaa in January at tha Ballroom At tho other table Fouih Opening laad—T J. under the chairmanship of played nt feur illnmnndv. lie Billie Taft and in the mean­ these thing*, but bn hail n lost two nees and two trump time, these four gala are go­ good four-rnrd diamond unit trirks for down one. ing to he campaigning hard. I t’s going to he hard on the voter*, too, it* both slates a rt well qualified for tha Jobs ami all the girls 10 attractive b v Ruth M niett and poisesaed of outstanding think long and hard before It takes a lot of thinking for qualities of leadership. going againvt what their own parents to rationalize serving Who will it he? natural Judgment tells them drinks to teen agers on the At tha meeting ef the they should do, and deride to grounds tint it is ‘ itour nil the NOWC board today at Betty go along with what oilier par­ lime" at debutante parties. Stokes home, th* present ents are doing. I’crhaps the great trouble members worked on winding it takes a lot of thinking— with parent* today !i that we up the details and loots and* t h o u g h usually not very think too much about such of th tlr term of offic*. They straight thinking—for parent.* things. have presented a large, gen­ to deride to let a girl go We think and think nntil we erous check to the Little Red steady when the is loo young aren't quite sure what is right, Srhoothuuea f o r Retarded MARY DURANT to bu to emotionally Involved, even though we knew before Children; made a presentation cither because the pleads that wc began the thinking that so of money to ths Rarepta Rett "all the other girls" go steady, olten ends In seeing things the Horn# to pay for repair* to or because parents fear if way our teen-agers want u.x to the record player and alto they say "no" their daughter ■re them. buy soma warm slippers for will deceive them. tt doesn't lake nil that TV Tima Show of Ih* Night: the resident*; donattd |50 to It lakei a lot nl thinking for thinking to decide what is 10-11 pm . NBC. "Vietnam: th# station library for chil­ parents to decide to give a heat for our teen a gen. It dren's books. boy a car Iwforc liny are does take all that thinking to It’s a Mad War." Hardly the President Evelyn announc­ sure he Is mature enough to reach the point of giving in. Jolly show Iho title might sug­ ed that ths aai* of the Offi­ he turned loose with it, simply nr to go along with what gest, this is an informative cer'# Wive* international rebecause he plead* for one aud other parents ate telling their news documentary, showing all his friends have cart. much of what's hern going on sons and daughters do. soy circumstances, playing in this embattled and remote comer of the world ami at­ that role, complete with flashtempting to explain what it'a hacks. all about. The show does call 5 8:30 p.m. CBS. World War dramatic attention to the al­ I "D-Day at Gallipoli." An­ <*> f t s t t t i y ' v r»<M>l» 11:30 (3) J * n p * r d y most total unreality of what's other stark reminder of tha t i l t 111 Man fr uit U N C L E (0) T h * 11**1 McCoy* (9) U r l U D ' s h's v y (9) M i x i n g t a n k * been going on and what the hell of tha first World War, IS) Itvd h k v l l u n WEDNESDAY P. II. people and our Gl’a think this one covers the disastrous I S) | » l T h s T y c o o n 13:00 13) Hoy W h i n 131 TVV-J about 1L Chet Huntley nar­ Allied invasion of Gallipoli 1*1 l.nv* o f I .If* I II f«i l'«tlk-n*t Junction rates. and makes thin almost forgot­ <91 9 * l h * r K n o w * R«*t l » l I ' t y l u n I 'U c * Ht3V («) N*wa 131 TVV-1 7:30-8:30 p m . NBC. Mr. No- ten episode a memorable one. l l i o | | i d ta r c h far T orojf. 10.9* (9) T h s K u g l t l v * vsk "Born of Kings snd An­ 8:30-9 p.m. CBS. Tha Red row *> Th* D o c t o r s s n d th* (1) T r u t h n r Con**. Nur*** gels." A manufactured situa­ Skelton Show. Red has three qu*ne*s 13) 9'r*ni-ti U i v n l u t l o n tion that plays pretty well. guests tonight: Singer Pst (9) Hallo Dot r k - k * r * II no (31 1*1 (91 N t w t Novak is in charge of a de­ Boone, mimic Will Jordan and I! II i*; l i m i t i n g l . i g h i 11:31 ( I ) JDiVl* 11 VS 13) M IC N*w* 11:30 C ) T u n l s b t S h a w bating team visiting another comcdirnne Joyce Jameson. 1:00 l« ) (Hrl T * lk (9) M a rt* city. 19) M a v is 1:30 9:30 p.m. NBC. Th* I I ) N*w*. W * * t h * r 7:30-8 30 p.m. ABC. Combat Man From U .N C.LE. 'T he W E D N E SD A Y A . M. 1:11 111 P ocu* 1:1* K ) A* Th* W * r l d T u r s s "A Gift of Hope." The gim­ Finny Foot Affair." This one Ii«9 13) S ig n O s 13) Hcltnc* mick on this one is that three incorporates everything from *:I1 <31 Hutiahln* A!tn*n*a I . VS (3) NBC N*ws i:li |t) Ntwt a WrsiiKr more sons of performeri ap­ Dr. Fu Manchu and Frank > 00 >*l I’a x w o r d * 1 ) 13) W o rld C i v i l i s a t i o n (3) K o m i s T o u n g pear in bit parts, namely Jack Merriwcll to the Perils of ( I ) Hunrl** U*ni**t*r 3:30 (9) .S -w il l n * 1:1* lt> T o d ay Coogan Jr., Vincent Cobb Pauline as solo snd an inter­ l i l * 10) llo u * * P s r l y T :li (*l W *k * -u p M uvl*t (Lee J.) and Phil Donnell fering little boy find them­ I I ) D ay In C o u r t f i l l <91 N*w* (1) T h * D o cto r* (Gail Storm). The story in­ selves pursued across Nur7:11 13) 9‘*>m M * r k * t ftap o rl 3:1* m ARC N o n 7.30 111 T o d ay volve* an intensive search for wiy. 1:00 t « i To T*ll Ih* T r u t h 19) Mlckl* K v an IS) (t* n * r* l H o s p i t a l a possible deserter, wilh Hip 8:30-9 p.m. ABC. McIIalt's 7:11 i l l I .o ral S’a wa, VVvathtr (3) A n o l h a r W o r l d 1:00 ( I C a p ta in K a n g ir o n Torn, a suspicious actor under Navy "Tha Great Eclipse." 1:11 I t ) N*w* 1:3V (3) V V ta llu r • N « » i I Jo tl> Vou Don't Sty 1:10 19) V a r c a n a fly l l u h f r l S l l r u w n nom inal* C uunly Z o ning D im -to r I’uMIvb .Nov. 31 A l '« c . I, 1911 I f DO-7* 4 UUJf a 4* # j i * SBWwFji On By Oswald Jacoby :nam oW TV Previews Nolle* Is h i r i b y g l» « n , th at s t t s r eonsl I s r s l l o n , t h s S in iln o l t C o u n ty Z o n i n g C om m it* • Ion will hul.t « p u b l i c h e r * Ing l o d i t s r m l n * t h t f***lt>ltlly nf r sc o m n ic n illn s In th * o ll.tr.I •if C o u n ly C o i u M l t i l n n t r s l l m III* fo llo w in g i l n i - r l b r l |>rn. p ir ly p riis n ily lun til ll-l e m ­ i t s K im l t y I l i i l J s n t l i l b s i. . n • I T -t T r s l lt r H am s D istrict: h o t • S. IS, I t s n d 13, l a i r d U n d !:« K u b d lr lilo n . i ’ ll S. >•»*« IS V m f h . r J x c r t b t i t s s n o r t h .if H u n SI. s a d w n t u ( K n u U x n S ill Drive. 9.39 P u b l i c h t s r l n g w ill b* h i t d In Ih* S i n i l n a l s C o u n t y C o u r t 10:0* l I m i, v. C o u n t y C o m m l* * lo n * r* Ilooni, b i n f u r l , K l u r ld s, VV«dn r v d s y , D s c s s i b v r *, l i a s s i 7 3’) P. II. o r *« s o o n I h s i v v i l e r s s posajltl*. C o unty Z o n i n g 10:11 Ci.mmlxlnn Peacemakers Get New Skipper alone except for a houseful of ests. They said the house stunk, the furniture was fil­ thy, there were eat hairs all ever the place and that waa the reason nobody ever wantad to visit tht woman. They went on to lay that the wo­ man herself was a very nice person and they didn’t want to hurt her feelings by tenteg her. Well, Abby, in the first place, I do not have a •'houseful" of cata. 1 have only 11 In the second place, if I wanted company I would Invite them. 1 do not m in people. My eata are better friends to mo than any of my neighbors. LOVES CATS IN CHAR­ LOTTE, N C. • • • DEAR ABBY i Somebody wanted to be sure I didn't miss that tetter In your col­ umn about the lady who kept a lot of eata, so they tore It out of the Chicago’s Amer­ ican and mailed It to me. 1 wasn't fooled for a minute. I know who sent It. She’a a neighbor of mine who loves birds. Tell her to sweep her own iloo'step first. At least my eats know what a sand­ box Is for. She lets her birds out of their cages and they fly all over her house) Then she burns Incense to cover up the od.ir. Whew! TO THE BIRD L A D Y FROM THE CAT LADY • • • DEAR ABBY; Please put TELEVISION 1:19 ( I ) N s w s S p u rts . VVtsttvsr IS) N i s i <31 N s w i r o p s 1 1 1 («) CUU N s s r s — W s l t i r C runkll* (I) H u n lU y - U rln k ls r R spvrt IS) A q u a t i o n ! : • • I II I*) C a r t l W h i r s Art VouT f t . a (3) M r. N o v s k IS) C o n - b sl Jet Strecun By Abigoil Von Buren NAS THRIFT SHOP has received • big helping hnnd this year from Thelma Unger, (left) and Terry Shattuck, (right) who have orginated a work day each month to press and tag all gmrmenta. As chairman Terry has arranged that each squadron takes their turn a t collecting and sell­ ing and records indicate a very successful term financially. Thelma has nerved as co-chairman of tha T hrift Shop. (Herald Photo) dpe cookbook has been fabuluoui—more than 450 have been bought and ordara a rt atill being accepted. These cookbooks make wonderful gifts, you know. At the present itme, candi­ dates are being choien and selections m a d e f o r t h * NOWC rap. from each squad­ ron. These girl* will be named and introduced at ths change ot board coffee in January, too. Evelyn said that eubecrlptiona are atill being taken for U. S. Lady a t a reduced price until December 31st. Contact E v e l y n o r y o u r NOWCrep. to onler this magailne. One of th* things that may be coming up next year for the NOWC board i* th* formation of the Toastmistre ii Club. This idea is being pushed by the wivet of Three, who have stirred up a lot of enthuilaim for the cluh, but feel it would be better coordinated by the NOWC than by an individual squadron. • * • RVAH-3 Enlisted W i v e s Club will hold their election of officers Thursday at 1 p. m. at tha Railroom, and thry realty have a fine, large slat* on which to vote. Thla la a very big club with over 100 member* and everyone I* expecting great things of them. They are certainly off to a good start. Candidates for president are Randy Harrington, Marg* Harvey and Mary Hardin; for vie* president, Alice Baugh, Marl* Owens and Shirley Moore; for eccretary, Norma Plekene, Nelleta Moor*. Linda Tronegard and Sua Maurer; treasurer, Carolyn Taylor, Lucy Pope and Sarah Paul, • * TONIGHT 131 (!) <<> 19, (I* < t, 19) (I) Today Dlvore* C o u r t A in*r k a n l l i a t o r y K i t r t t a * F o r Wom*n C a rl o o n * ) -mp*r I tn a m Huffdlo Hill J r . Vlaka R o o m fo r Dad dy ( I ) N * » » w i t h Mlk* Wal lac* 19) b p s n la h 11) W h a t ’s T h l a Sung II) l U r* l.uey (9) I’rlc* D R i g h t I0.VV I I ) Nl)C N * w t 11:01 ( I ) C u n c t n l r a i l o i t III Andy ot ,vi4)b*rry 19) U«l T h * M o a a g * (Color) T h * I M t * o f N ig h t Y o u n g M a rr la d * T h * M a tc h U a m * T rattm a«t*r H r c ra t Xtorm M IC N l « l Itait of U raucho Unci* W a l t Wall* D arg o Yogi U*ar h«*hunt M a f i c M o m i n l i In Hport* ■ IS (1) N m a r u o a ( I ) hporta, W ta th a r , N*w* ( O l.«*v* I t T o l i t a v c r 1:10 9) Mil. Via. N t w t V;jl (9) R a y l t u * * t t r — N t w t («) (91 1 0 0 (3) t9t III 1:31 (7) 1:10 111 (*) 1:00 13) (•) 19) V:3V ( I ) hviuohi? . nym I^ A n X tru * •*“ **•• 'Nm* (•* LAST 3 DAYS ^Hudson, Day. Randall “SEND ME NO FLOWERS" 3:10, 4:0 0 . 4:35 7:1 5 . 9:10 In Color rl f * RVAIf-13 OOficera Wives •nil husbands were guests of Cdr. Tony and .Maggie Nolta LAST DAY SHOWS AT at their home on November 14th. Thla was a vary casual, gat-acquainted type of party, made festive by tha delicious midnight buffet served by the hoat and hoetese. The O Wives of 13 have been very busy, too and on November 25th, attended a farewell function during th* Happy Hour a t tha After­ burner. Lt. Bill Selgel and his wife Kay were the honored. Bill, who has been material con­ trol officer la being trans­ ferred to Pensacola where h* will be an instructor with the NAV-CAD program. They era leaving today, according to reports. Thursday th* wives will meet at the Lake Monroa Inn at 12:30 for cocktails and a 1 p. m. luncheon. Thla is planned aa a Christmas lunch­ eon with everyone exchanging gag gifts. Featured attrac­ tion a t tha luncheon will be the presence of tha Skippar, Cdr. Tony Nolta, who wlU talk to tho wivao about partinent matters. On December 11, Heavy 13 Is planning th tlr Ail Hands party. They are expecting • big crowd and will taka over tha National Guard Armory for tha occasion. Tha affair will g it underway at B p. m. and th* witching hour is mid­ n ig h t On December 17th, another party, this time tha officers and wives Christmas party at the Capri. Mora about that later. All plana ara not com­ plete for this function. So you can sea that every­ one In Thirteen is busy with all kinds of exciting social events aa they settle down to their now homo In Sanford, a a a THERE ARE Iota of coin­ ings and goings on at tha (Ration thesa days and last week Ruth Swanson was hos­ tess to a Newcomer's Coffee hi o u t a g e 1:00 • 3:03 5 :10 . 7:15 8:35 Thrill your Child with letter from Santa T O M O R R O W _______,_____________ a ih i .t . i i m “ T H E O F ...A at her homo In station quart­ ers. Six naweomer wives were present and thesa included th* following: Kathy Csrnia, wife of First Lt. James K., new Marine Corpa exec.; Oviedo Engel, wife of CWO Laurence G-, new transporta­ tion officer; Beverly Graer, wife of Lt. Carter Greer, new aasiatant dental officer; Jesala McCarthy, wife of Lcdr. J. E. McCarty, who will he in Operation; Juno Martin, wife of L t R. W. Martin, who will be the new Agionica officer. Hail and farewells were expressed, too. Hail to Peggy Barnt, wlf* of Lt-Jg. Philip, who will be new supply offi­ cer and farewell to Louisa Redeli, whose husband, L t Bill, preavnt supply officer, is being transferred to tha 9 flagship a t Yokusks, Japan. The RldeB’a will be departing on December 15th for the Orient. Louie* w u presented with a silver bowl as a fare­ well gift, from tha Station Wives. Next function planned by th* Station Wives will be a luncheon on the 17th. Thi* is ^ not the regular luncheon day, but this will ba a Christmas fata and plans sra not yet complete. Also, on December 11th, a hail and farewell party i* planned a t tho BOQ by tha man, for these tame people mentioned above, plus a few others who will b* transiting ona way or tha other. g * a • HIGH POINT winner a t tha VAH-11, Dot 8 bridge held at Jane Sandoiky’a iait week w u Mr*. D. W. Huston, Sue Jamison's mother. Rua and Betty Catron, th* "pansy girl" will b* co-hos­ tesses to tha December eof. fee-builnett meeting aUted for the 10th a t Sua'a home. " This will be the only social function of th* club during December aa avaryona is scur­ rying around like mad pre­ paring for the big homecoming scent just before Christ­ ina a. Unofficial Indications now ara that th* men will be a r­ riving about December 19th. We hear that ia Skipper R. W. Kennedy’s birthday—so if h« hat anything to **jr about it—they'll be here tha 19th. At any rate—it’a going to be n grand C hrlstm u for tha families of Eleven. A homecoming party la planned for New Year's Eva —as of now, pending official confirmation and ether mat­ ters. Sue Kennedy, Rua Jam­ ison and Carol Dennison will ba working on tha arrange­ ments for this event. Other than that—everyone fn Eleven la busy with their own plans. B E S T T H E c m i nnPN sa. F IL M Y E A R ” *ndfanafor-pacftW* pJcturt of contone* under font in Berlin end leaf Bemenyf J « Y Visit our Santa Post Office and se­ lect one of our gay, colorful letters a n d envelopes, F R E E ! Mail the le tte rs you choose in our special mail box and we wilt have them sent from the famous Santa Claus Post Office in Santa Cfaus, Indiana. The special child in your life will be de­ lighted with this positive proof that I there is a Santa Claus. 1 m fI o m ■v a r\ Kl Ut I N T HI A l R f Last I k •*•)*« Tsalts A* si I ■ s itu a te * * * * •nish* O f Tfca las**** X t f k u f la v(* a A i a (lsre**v •HUS Ssasdrsa" Cliff n*k*rl»«a . a t i i v iii. “ t l * ■kernnektera* ■ntlaga Q* r* n k * w ho MEMBER F.D.I.C. "Il'a a Pleuur* to Beak at Ih* Atlantic" �If f Mrs. H . D. Patton Hosts Meeting Of Barbara Bradley Engaged W.M.P.F. Group T b t regular meeting of the W.M.P.F. of the Missionary Alliance Church w it held re­ cently it the home of Mri. H. D. Patton on 20th Street. Mrt. W. B. Webb opened the meeting with prayer and an Iniplrtng devotional pro­ gram wai given by Mr». B. H. Stone. A bog of clothing and ma­ terial* was prepared for the Bowman* to tike hack to the minion field* with them for u*e in the botpitala. it wai •greed to tend money to the Florida Chrlatlin migrants for Chriatmas and to make clothing for missionary chil­ dren. Delicious refreshments were •erved buffet style to the Mmea. Ayera, B. H. Stone, George Wella, E. A. Monforton, W. B. Webb and the hoite n . Mr and Mrs. Gordon Lam-t Women's Student Government Board. She Is presently resld* ] ployed by Tr*na World Air­ bert Bradley of Sanford an-1 Association and the Freshman ing at Cocoa Beach and ia in -1 tines at the Merritt Island Launch Area, Kennedy Spa09 noua.'e the engagement and Center. appnachlag marriage of their Her flanee w as born In dauihter, Mias Barbara Riaer Jacksonville a n d attended Brallty, to Frink Wettley schools there and ia Washing­ ton, D. C., where be played Boeden Jr., ion of Mr. and football and wai on tho track Mri. Lawrence E. Lecper of and soccer team s. Ha attendOsteen. ed the University of Florida The popular bride-elect wai tnd Is presently employed by bom in Philadelphia, Pa., and the National Aeronautic and was graduated from Seminole Spice Administration a t Cipe High School with the class of Kennedy. Mil, where she was a m ajor­ The wedding will bo a i ette and member of Tri-!U-Y event of Jan . 23, 19CS, a t Holy and the Sally staff. She attend­ Cross Episcopal Church with ed Florida. Southern College complete wedding plans an­ and was a member of the nounced a t a later date. Casselberry Personals By J i m Caaaelberry Dan Lott of Lake Triplet Drive la recuperating at home from a alight heart attack which caused him to be hos­ pitalized last week at Winter Park Memorial Hospital MISS SANDY TENNANT, holdin* flowers, wan recently crowned queen of homecoming ac­ tivities at Lyman High School. Other candi­ dates reigning in the Queen’s Court #a prin­ cesses are left to right, Gayle Lincoln, Lawree Dean, Queen Sandy Tennant, Dana Hall, Candy Potter, Barbara Ellis and Nancy George. Deltona W W Club Shows Fashions By MUdrad Haney Dunbar and her two little I adorable models. The child- 1ker's Children’s Shop Members of the Deltona girls, also of Deltona, were ren's clothes were from Par-[Land. Welcome Wagon Club and their friends immensely en­ joyed the recent style show at the Community Center. The beautiful styles Includ­ ed sportswear, casual weir, evening wear and lingerie and were from Gibbs of DeLand. Mrs. Charles Richmond nar­ rated the show which was very ably directed by Mrs. William Yohc of Dcllary. Tho unusually lovely dresses ami ensemblei were shown to ad­ vantage by the very charming Deltona Wagon Club ladles. Those who very graciously served as models were Mrs. Oscar Craighton, Mrs. Charles Richmond, Mrs. Anlhony Wis­ niewski, Mrs. Harry Withers, Mrs. Charles Bolles, Mri. Douglas Lovell, Mrs. John Vilscck, Mrs. Ross Mancos, Mrs. Leo BoUcns and Mrs. Ir­ win Ohman, all of Deltona and Mrs. Donald Erickson and small son, Jon Charles o( Pittsburgh who were visiting the Robert Haneys. Mrs. Earl Yule Decorations Program Delights Oaks Garden Club By Jolla Rartoi A program on Christmas deeorstions consisting of pic­ tures of various article* and recordings telling how they are made was presented at the November meeting of the Oaks Garden Club held at the home of Mr*. Hannah O'Brien In Maitland. in charge of the program was Mrs. II. T. Criltendon. president of the South Semin­ ole Garden Club and owner of Daisy Flower Shop In Semin­ ole Plaza. She was assisted by Mrs. Fred Heuberger who •bowed many llem» made of felt, yarn and other inczpenlive materials which can be used as ornaments. Two members selected to fill vacancies on the executive board were Mrs. Gary Sow­ ers, chosen is second vice president, and Mrs. Richard Grier, named publicity chair­ man. Co-hoateas for the meeting was Mrs. Howard Pryor who made a floral arrangement to be taken to DePugh Nursing Home in conjunction with the club’s garden therapy project for the year. A horticultural report on growth and care of chrysan­ themums was given by Mrs A. B. Lockaby. Next meeting will be the Christmas party, Dec. 17, si the home of Mrs. James E. Hansford in Maitland. Mem­ bers were reminded to mike a holiday decoration to be plac­ ed in (be gift exchange at the A recharge indicator is the test "extra" on cordless settle shavers for men. The dicator alerts the user when becomes necessary to r«arge the unit, which also atures an adjustable m in ­ is steel shaving head and uttcrpioof nylon case. Tue*. Dee. 1, ’64— ?«*• 7 VtmTerV f m l l in De Homemakers Club Carrie's Salad To Feature Home With Cranberries Color Thursday Holiday Treat The Sanford Home Makers Club will meet Thursday, Dec. 3. at 1:30 p.m. at the County Agent's office on 17-92. A special feature on “Color In the Home” will be present­ ed. and all members are ask­ ed to bring a small gift to be distributed to patients at the Serepta Best Home. Geneva Personals By J s u a Hays Dr. and Mrs. T, W. Edwards of Winter Park spent the Thanksgiving holidays at their home on Rest Haven, which if on beautiful Lake Harney. Enjoying the holidays with the Edwards were Mrs. Jane Hobby and two sons sad Mr. Mrs. Mills Lord and son. The Hobbys and the Lords arc from Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGill of Geneva hid with them for the holidays their four chil­ dren. They are Miss June Mc­ Gill of Winter Park, Robert McGill of Altamonte Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker and three sons of Sanford and Mr. and .Mrs. Donald Regan and four children of Sanford. Also Mr. Regan's mother, Mrs. Tom Regan, of Sanford was present. The Sicg family mrt at the community hall fo- ii* annual Thanksglv.ng meal. Tho fain Hies have met at (he home of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Allen In the p u t, but Mrs. Allen reporta that there are Just too many now for her house so that leaves the hall. Relatives of the Steg family came Into Geneva from Winter Park. Chuluota, Oviedo, Cocoa and Jacksonville. There were 35 persons enjoying the food and staying ihe afternoon to catch up on the news. Mike and JoAnn Britton of Eau Gallic came up to spend Ihe holidays with their moth­ er, Mrs. Roy Morgan. They had tn rrturn home on Mon­ day to return to school. MISS BARBARA RISER BRADLEY Enterprise Personals Ry Mr*. Ritchie Harris Mr. and Mrs. William Avery of Fairfax County, Va., are all moved In ami getting nettled in their new humu, the former Srolt home on East DeBary Avenue. Mrs. H. Hurlburt, Mrs. Avery’s mother, is visit­ ing wilh them for a while now. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Harris Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Helen Snodgrass en­ W. L. Sieg over the weekend were Mrs. Lev McLvIn and tertained with their usual Mrs. Alva Griffin of Sarasota. Mrs. MeLain is the sister of Mrs. Sieg. Woman’s Club Thanksgiving family dinner at their home on Enterprise Street Sunday. Guests Includ­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Richard Har­ ris ami children of Fern I’ark, Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Perkins o( Tampa and Mr. and Mrs. AI Adkins and children of Win­ ter Garden, Looking for a really festive salad to serve for holiday meals and entertaining? The following recipe from Mrs. Carrie Mae Roberts, Home Demonstration leader In Pasco County, has every­ body asking for aecoods. Hr*. Roberts makes plenty and keeps it refrigerated la g lu t Jars fo whisk o u t and e rn e when company comes — CARRIE’S • CRANBERRY SALAD t package unflavored gelalla t package cherry gelatin I cup hot water I cup sugar I cup pineapple juice t ( e s i p o o D lemon juice 1 oringe, ground l cup ground ra w cranberries 1 cup c r u s h e d pineapple 1 cup chopped celery Ii cup chopped walnuts Soften gelatin in a small amount of water. Dissolve gelatin In hot water. Add su­ gar, pineapple juice and lem­ on juice. Stir to dissolve su­ gar. Add remaining Ingred­ ients and chill until firm . Ladies Auxiliary Wekiwa Lodge 879 Meets Wednesday The Ladies Auxiliary of Henry Simpson of Geneva Wekiwa Lodge No. 679 will spent Thanksgiving in Semin hold the regular monthly ______ ( i j. ole Memorial Hospital, but Is mcrling Wednesday at 7:30 doing very well following sur­ l> m. at Oddfellows Halt on IS" M K C O WAV f 7 . M gery the first of the week. The genera] business and all Magnolia Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Trospcr Mrs. Simpson reports she ex department* of the Sanford Routine business will be dis­ 8ILVKKPLATE BY — of 2590 South Sanford Avenue pecta him bom* in a few days Woman'i Club will meet Wed­ cussed and all members are INTERNATIONAL DELTONA LADIES modeling for the recent Welcome Wagon Club announce the arrival of their nesday, Dec. 2, for luncheon. urged (o be present to lend Fashion Show Included, left to right, Mrs. Harry Withers, Mrs. Charles first child, a hahy girl. Dawn Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shawley The Herald previously stated their support. Plan* for the KADER Holies, Mrs. Douglas Lovell, Mrs. John Vilscck, Mrs. Boss Mancos anil Renee, horn November 21, had as Thanksgiving guests, Tuesday. We goofed on the Christmas party will be made JEWELERS Mrs. Irwin Ohman. 1961 at Seminole Memorial his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. dates, so please accept our and a date for the party will 112 S. PARK AYE. Hospital, Sanford, and weigh­ L. Gardner, of Tampa and apologies. be **‘t. ing in at a healthy seven also his sister and her two pounds, five ounces. children. Maternal grandparents are Mr. ami Mrs, John Spence ol Miss Helen Alderman of Leesburg, and paternal grand Jacksonville was home to parents for the first time ar« spend the Thanksgiving week­ Dec. 4 is ohserved annually Mustard Seed. Inc., in order to purchase 1,000 dogwood Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trospcr end with her mother, Mrs. W. L. Alderman. as World Gardening Day by to accept contributions to trees to be planted In Nagoya of 202 Beth Drive. f e d e r a t e d garden clubs meet the needs of these "stone Japan. This year's statewide throughout the United States age savages" who are not project Is contacting and as Begun as a part of the People Chinese, but probably emi­ listing orchid fanciers In to People program, its aims grated there from the South Free Chins. Last year Florida arc to help where needed, to Sea Islands, There arc now garden club members sent better know all peoples ami five clinics, four mobile clin­ more than 25,000 used com­ ics, three tuberculosis sani­ memorative postage stamps to promote world peace. Tho Garden Club of Sanford tariums and several colonies to New York City where they SCtttTISN "III* began its world gardening ac­ for lepers. More than 200 were divided Into packets of Km 4 m m l l i h l d i it Ml CIM, ►i-J Mol'd kur nuiktii. 4IU. babies are born each month 25 each and forwarded to tivities through correspon­ |i!o< ilu*. WiUiuMl'. shoosdence and the exchange of in the maternity wards she Afro-Asian countries to be oiXKua. |iju e used to combat Communist packets of seed With foreign has established. gardeners and now has cor­ It is tn these “ Ilaomi for propaganda. respondents in New Zealand, Mary” that Sanford's contri­ the Philippines, Australia. Ire­ butions are sent. Wardrobes land and Formosa to whom for the mother and layettes they send gardening maga­ for Ihe newborn ire assem Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Trued of hied from the used clothing zines and seed packets, I'pan her departure, each Loch Arbor have had as their Mrs. Henry Simpson. Gene mother receives a brilliant house guest, Sirs. D o r a va, chairman for the local piece of Jewelry—for morale Church of East Point, Ga. club, finds world gardening —and the picture from a an inspiring project. Under greeting card inscribed on the her supervision, memhers revrrse side with a Bible have sent good used clothing, verse In Chinese character*. bundles of religious greeting All these articles are trans­ cards and discarded costume ported to Formosa free of Jewelry to Aaiwao, Formosa chsrge by the U. S. Navy (Free China). These items are through Project Handclasp. used in the work of a Presby­ Members are on constant All the parts that make a watch fast or slow-lho mainspring, halfo terian missionary's wife, Mrs lookout for additional projects spring, balance wheel-have been left out of Accutron. Th« Accutron Lillian Dickson, in aiding and continue to be aware of movement Is electronic. It keeps virtually perfect lirijt by the vibre* more than 150,000 fiercely in­ the many need* of countries tions of a tiny tuning fork powered by a battery. And comes with the dependent aborigines of ob­ that can he met through sim­ scure origin in the mountains first guaranteetof accuracy ever given. No watch has ever been so ilar contributions of time and of the island. precise. So don't oven call it a watch. Accutron Is the world's only material. In 1962 Florida gar­ Mrs. Dickson, wife of the den clubs, by collecting 50 electronic wrist timepiece. It's worth the time to you to look Into it •3 to*6 president of Taiwan Theolo­ cent* each irons interested gical College, organized The members, sent tnough money Choose from Shlp'n Shore's Accutron prices start at $129.00 plus tu gala collection of season's Just perfect forgiltm*. coxteuri tiifCTtOM hi O-Ify H I n . .nt • | .O il. f Ml lll.KM |M l« Luncheon Slated For Wednesday New Arrivals Federated Garden Clubs Will Celebrate Annual World Gardening Day This Friday Personals Accutron9 is not a watch. J fa p p yJ fo lid a y beautifully with £ h ip 'r £ h o re ' blouses the gift o f fashion We Are Moved Tu Our New Building! 319 W. 13th ST. Watch For Our I KODAK U M E M S 7 IM C I0 IS . F IU HU Ht-M “ »« H MU FOR APPOINTMENT Cleaners Laundry A Fur Stursgn Ph. 333-3311 Wieboldt's i#, II H I M > r 0 .H —IM It I t, —« 1.1, , m >. I M t l l U t M H.IMM4 CALL 322-569} e / g t ^ l Grand Opening! Philips But it will always give you the precise time of day. EVELYN’S BEAUTY SALON CAMERA SHOP IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 310 8. I'ARK AYE. 3rd A MAGNOLIA • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed • Open F rid a y Evenings Kader Jewelers REGISTERED JEWELER, AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 112 So. Bark Ave. Ph. 322-2383 j �Horoscope F o re ca st IT, MC. «, MM rSNMMCBSt Win M M IB _ _ ■ ___ frustrated u d k m a chip m to* should today m i tarigte tectum tte S ^ S f mn gbtoto ( 3 •cross tea auMwatwl w l t t e k n i ■flag quality that wa bar* ritoa buaa admonished by aaga to nprooo. Du ao A n n (March » to April If) With all that work facias you, a tea of a personal nature, H la tori you plan it wisely l i n t Aaaociatos can also have demands. Try to appease than easily and iraeiouaiy. TAVKVB (April to to May to) Try not to eome to any definite decisions do certain matters now, since they could II Study well toto these affairs first, Bn more cooperative with others. O B in n (May at to June to) Ton have ao mueh to do Suit It would be wise to take aoae time out to do whatever la revitalising. Don’t depend on co-workers. They have their own duties to perform WolL MOON OOLDIBN (June » to July at) Going after pleasore is all right, hut don’t try to Impress others by being un­ necessarily estrsvagut. Also, don’t he token In by fait talkora. They cannot ba relied up­ on at all. LKO (July to to August 31) Betas more philosophies! at homo relieves much of the pressure there. Show the bet­ ter side of your nature. Prac­ tice more economy end you ooon find you have the secur­ ity you seek. VUUIO (August a to Sep. tember a ) Don't run away from your problems — face them bravely end then decide later whet you must do. Get into those statements, written material about which you have been procrastinating. TOs la Just a bad habit. LIBIA September 23 to Oc­ tober a) Stew that you are a practical person In whatever dealings of a business or emo­ tional nature you may be im­ mersed. Get advice from aome wise advisor, too. Follow It. SCORPIO (October a to No­ vember 31) Batter slow down n bit end be more accurate, since you ere working under nervous tension. Take time to Improve health. Then all goes better for you. HAGITTARILN (November 22 to December 21) Any diffi­ cult problems facing you should be considered as step­ ping-stones to greater success. Discuss affairs quietly with those In power. Then you get excellent results. CAPRICORN (December 22 to Jsnusry 20) You can be seriously disappointed by those who are very close to you If you are overly expectent. Steer clear of the social. There could be arguments en­ suing. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 10) lie very diplo­ matic with thou- who in any way esn make it difficult fur you in iny sphere of your en­ deavor. Use utmost rare in all your dealings. Then respect grows. PUCKS (February 2» to March 20) Associate only with those persons who have char­ acter and are wise in their thinking, actions. Be devoted to those who deserve your af­ fection. Increase harmony at home. IP YOUR CHILD LH BORN TODAY, he or she will have such strong will power that you hardly know what to do, but if you realise that this is ■ great asset in life and chan­ nel the tot's mind early In the right directions and later give, (he finest spiritual training possible, have excellent litera­ ture, floe friends around, the pattern for succisfu! living will be cut. Fine banker, poet, priest, etc. here. "The Stars Impel, they do •of compel." What you make of year life It largely up to YOU! Carroll Rlghter'a Individual Forecast for your sign for January is now ready. For your copy send your birlhdat* and t l .00 to Carroll Rlghter Forecast. The Sanford Herald, Box m i , Hollywood 21, Calif. BASKET RECORD NEW YORK (UI’I) - The single game scoring record In the National Invitation Basket ball Tournament is S3 points by George Alikan with Dcpaul in 1943. The total almost dou­ bled Mlkan’s high output of 27 points for a single game the ,previous year. Ry QdfceaMh �/- •» f l t. Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. CaD 322-5612. I l’rraoraht Classified m Do you hat* a drLoklni prob­ lem Writ* P. 0. Box 1213, Sanford Phones Tim m Im (*N 4. B o o t y C a r t R itk i 322-5612 I’M M a lu ll C n ltf 425-5938 'I Dial l>tr*»U— Rat t n g Diaiaoee •w * Ji Up t« s 1111j * i t.s* i i .m I. lit PLUMBING C ratricttag Repair* fttv f* rk frra ia T ue*. Dec. 1, '<M— P *g* 9 no. Hunlitm * O p p o rt. SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seluer rx x x KSTIMATXl B. L KABVXY m B uford Ave. FA M M HARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, 23. Painting toft nater, evening app'li. PAPEIHANOINQ-PAINTLNO 109 So. Oak, 323-3742. I I year* Kxp -828-7311 ACE BEAUTY Salon, o p t dally A iv i. app’ti. Parma. FOR Patntkig k Repair Call 20% oil Reg. Price*. Mayfair 222-342! lite r 9. Hotel. 222-0900. Ysyias® • to I I1 1 1 14* 1 I J * I LM i t to i m m i i i.» i i n s II to to | 4 | M l I 2.S11 3.M 31 t o U J I I 1 4 « | 8.111 4.71 24 to S i l l I 1.36 I 3.7* I 5.7* ■ la la io aa 8 0 — 1 M m t r t v a S -l a ti ae w a r S a o a r l l a a ) S t-M H l a h o a a * C'karpM All Skip D a t a A l a C k a r p a l at I-Dar Mata CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 11-30 I’r r lath IWlalmia at 1 ralaaia taakaa ERRORS Tka Natali Mill oat ka apaaalkla far Mara tkaa i lararraat taaartlaa. COPY Tka lltrall r a a t r t a a t k a w»4t l l r a a al r a j r r l l a a a r ra tla iaa M r r t r f i i l H M t a t Mktak It la to a a k j a t l l a o a k l a ta tka pal lap at tkla CUT’N CURL Beauty 318 Palmetto A n . Evening Appointment! lU 'llI M PUR BFRINKLXR IYITEM1 AU Type* and Sin* W* Repair sad Servin 8. Dorp • C a ta • P e t* • TIN* BASSETT H O U N D W p lM . M iehn* u d Bapply 0*. ARC Reg. 322-Till. B U M * FA M KPOZL HCTBLNK fM lvu*u«| nevotMisai. 30. Ilom* Appliance* l.T. Special Service* 17. Janitorial Service* "Aid I theuaht I4Y apauinf w |a b a ll* 1— L o i t R Found 1— F a r a o n t l a 4— B a a u l y Car* 5— D ay Nuraarlae *— C h ild Ca r* I — D o s * —C a ta — P i t a Kl— P o u l t r y — U v a a t u c k 11—S p t c l i l Nolle** IS—C a t a r i n a — F o o d 14— P l a c e t t o E l l 14— S p ecial Serv ices 15— S w i m m i n g Pool* 17— J a n i t o r i a l Service* IS— D o - l l -T u u ro o l f I S —B u i l d e r s flupptlad 40— H a r d w a r a 31— Horn* Repair* 37— P l u m b i n g I I —P a inting 14— W*ll D rillin g 14— Air Cond. k l U a t l n g 14— K a d i s • T elavlalon i s — P h o to A K uulpm aal 15— Hum * Appllancaa I t — M u a lral I n i t r u m a a t a 31— Bualnaaa E o u l p m a a t 43— J u b P ri n t i n g 14— U p h o la ta r p J i—V a c u u m C l i a n a r * 37— H o v l n g A S l o r a g * 49— K i t e r m in a to r * 44 — P l a n t * — F r e d * —. f a n l i 40— Mlac. F o r t a l a 41— A r t l c l a i For l t * n l I t —S w a p a r E i c b a n g * 44— W a n t e d T o Bay 44— F u r a l t u r * For Xal* 44— Antl<|UM For Bala I I — Money T o Loan **— Uualnoaa U p p u r t u n l t U a Legal Notice Legal Notice !. 1*11CD CMI .voTioi o r .erpucA T iov ro n t a x D c r . l i I h a . ISI.1S F l o r i d a S l a l a t a a .1 IS tti NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN. T h a t L in a D e v e l o p m e n t Co. th * hol lar of t h a f o l l . i w l n t c a r t l t i r a i l haa fllad .Aid c a r t l f l c . t * f u r i n d aad t o hn l a t u a d t h e r e nn Tha e a t U f l c a t a n u m b e r ajid y e a r of l e m a n c * . t h e d . a r r l p tl.m of lh » p r o p e r l y . an d !h» n a m o In w h ic h It w a s j a . r . t a d a r . aa f o l lo w . : f ’a r t l f l r a l a No. 177 V aar of t a a u j n r a 11HJ ltr.rrli.llo a of l* r o .r r lf K 7 Kl o f W «7 F t <>f l/*t I fills IJ T f r T h a T o w n of V tuford P l a t Book 1 P a f . a S« I.. l « A l i t 111 l i d I 1‘ A 117 N i m . in w h ich *aa<«aa t 8hally J .irj.h, All o f aa ld p r o p a r t y l.alliif In t h a C o u n ly nf .Samirtola, Slaf« of F t r l d a 1,'nlaa* i n c h c a r t l f l c . t * ah all ha ra* ■laamad a>-.*ordln* fo l a w lh a pr,»p*riy d a a c f i h a d In an.-h c*tt l f k a t a *111 ha t o l l to l h a h i» h aat raah h t.| d * r a t t h a front du tir of t h * Xam lnol* C o u n ty C.iurt ll 'Ua* at S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ ida. >n th a flral M o n d a y In lha m o n t h of Dooarnb*r. I l i a , which i t tha 7th d ay n f D a-am h ar. mi Da tad t h l a U r d slay of Octohar. n i l fO fflcial C l a r k " , S » C | A r th u r It Ra ck w ith , J r , Clark o f C i r c u i t C o u r t Sanilnula C o u u t y , F l o ri d a Ily: II N T a m m . J r . D ap u ty C l a r k Pul.lirh Nov. l», 17, 71 A l'»c I. C lM i-li It. m i. C DO-71 horn m o r irru c iT io v ru n tax ukkn ( la* , l a l i a r i o r l d s a i a t n l a a a l ISMI •VOTICk 18 H E R E B T OIVXW, T h a t L a n a P a v a l o p m a n t Co., tha h o ld ar o f t h a f u l l o w l n c e a r t l f l r a t a haa flla d aald c a r t l f l e a t a for I a a d a a d t o ba laauad th a r a on. T h a c a r ' l f l c a l a n u m h a r an d y aar of la a u a n c a . t h a daacrlp tlon o f t h a p r o p a r t y , and tha nama In w h i c h It » * ■ a a t a a i a d ar a aa I d i a a i ; C a r t l f le a t a N TJI T a a r of taau an ca I I I ] H***ylpll»n ml r r * a * v l y i Mr,r MW f o r Lot J J Itun N I7« F t K I j o j j Kt s J i !*•* I I Min W :»8.JS F t to H as A h* H i r r l n e t o n ’a Vul»d lv lalo n F l a t Bo<k : Fa«* JI Name In w h i c h a a a a a ta d Lou la V A J * a n i t M c d fa n u a All of •aid p r o p a r t y b a i n * In lha C o u n ty o f Kern Inota, P l a t a of F lo rid a. U n ta a a a u ch c a r t l f l e a t a • hall ha r a d a a m a d a r e o r d l n a ta law t h a p r o p a r t y <|.acr lbad In • uch c a r t l f l e a t a will ba luld to t h a h l a h a a t c a a h b id d er a t tha f r o n t d o o r of t h a Samlnol* C o u n ty C o u r t I t . 11, a a t S an fo rd F lo rid a, on t h a flrat M onday In lh a m o n t h o f Da a m b a r . H a t . u h U h la t h a 7th d ay o f pacam * b»r. U«». D a te d t h l a J J r d d a y of Oct* ohar. 1111 (O fficial C l a r k * . Xaali A r t h u r If B a c k w lth . J r . Clark of C ircuit Court Sam inola C ounty, Florida By: H. N T a m m , J r . D aputy C lark Fut.l.ah Nov. 1». 17, J« A Dac t tiat C DU-44 Legal Notice r i r r m o t i same | N O T IC E IS h a r a h y ( Iv a n t h a t w a a r a a n i t a a a d In bualnaaa a t A l t a m n n l a S p rtn s a . F l a . S an tlnola C o u n t y , F lo rid a , u n d e r t h a f l c t l t l o u a n a m a of. A l t a m n n t a K i d d i e C n t i a e t . an d ( h at wa I n ­ t e n d to r a a l a t a r aald nain* w i t h t h e C l a r k of l h a C ircu it C o u r t , S a m ln o la C o u n t y , Florida, In accordanca w ith lha provl• I n n i n f l h a F lc lltlo u a N a m a H ia lu la a . to.w it: t a c t i o n M i <>» F l o r i d a ttt a t u t a a H i t . S l«: It Marla To rk G le n n * J Jaclsoon F u b lla h Nuv. 31 A Dae. 1. t . II. t*«4. CD Q -ti F O R TAX D * K D (Sae. I M . 1 * F l o r i d a • l a t a Ira a t IMS) N O T IC E I* H E R E B T OIVK.N, Thai [.an a P a v a l o p m a n t Co. t h e h o l d a r o f t h a lollowln* c e r ­ t i f i c a t e h a a fllad aald r . r t l f l c a i a fo r t a s dead t n ha laauad t h a r a n n . T h a r a r l l f t r a l a rtitm har a n d y a a r a t laauanca. lha d e a c r l p t t o n o f l h a p ro p erty , a n d t h a n a m a In w h ich It waa a a a a t a a d a r a a a folbiw a: C a r t l f l e a t a No. 311 T aar o f laauanca 1943 Seminole Realty TRUCK Driver. Produce Exp e r i e n c e A References. Write Box 111, Sanford Her aid. BABY Slttcra 322 I23B. CLASSIFIED INDEX 322-5612 C o i l IM.VV a t S a n f o n t , 8»mlnota ( ’ouotjr, Kloriila. I n l a n d , to r a a l a t a r i h r • • I I n a m e with tha C lark o f t h a C i r c u i t C ourt of tf*mtnol# C o u n t y , F lo rid a, pursuant to S actio n s a t us F lo rid a • 'I T Y P RODU CTit C O R P O R . ATION By; *i w . r . y , Mi«r Vlca P r a a l d a n t (HKA 1.1 Slack N. Clay aland. J r d l t o r n a y a t Law P. G. D r a w e r T. S anford , F l o r i d a P u b lish Nov. 1 1 , a Dac. 1, I. Men women, 18-31. Start high FRENCH AVENUE HOUSE SEVERAL Outstanding 8 ft 8 as 1103.00 a week. Prepara­ NEAT S-b*drooni bouse oa Bedroom Homs* available la corner lot. Zooed commer­ all Area* of Sanford. Let i tory training until appoint' ed. Thousands of Jobs open. cial. HMdy location for resi­ Show you Arowdl Experience usually unneces­ dence, small busts*** or of­ sary. FREE Information on fice. Valuable property for only 38,300. jobe, salaries, requirements. 1101 f . P a il Ave. Write TODAY giving name, FA M S I laytime address and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 109, Sanford URCENBRIAR Retltorlniuror-TreJee Herald. Choice lets available ta 322-4991 19U 8. French Av*. Greenbrier *f Leek Altar 72. Femat* Help Wanted Local A Long Distant Adaraa Transfer A Storage REWARD: Have you seen YENTSCH MAINTENANCE Service A Supplies 322-0223 322-487* "Inky?" Ur's a B l a c k 322 4843 Cocker Spaniel. P l e a s e 2363 S. Park Dr. ■13. Plant*. Feed*. Seed* phone 323-0897 or 322 97W If 19. Huildertt Supplies you know his whereabouts. SANFORD FEED STORE PAINT close out V4 price Whole Corn |d 23 — Snap Corn LOST: Personally engraved, GREGORY LUMBER CO. $2.10 — Jim Dandy Dog F r a a S an fo rd E i c h a n g w heavy silver Charm Brace­ 320 Maple Ave. 322 0300 Feed — |3.73 for 30 lb*. In­ (Dial D lr a a l) let. Sentimental value. Re­ cludes Tax. ward. 322-3907. 20. Hardware 330 Sanford Ave. 332-9990 50. Ml*c. For BaI* LOST: Billford, money, pa­ Sanford's Most Complete 50. Mine. For Sate B O A T S , Guni, Buy, Sell, pers, s t a m p s , pictures, TED WILLIAMS HDW. Trade, Repair. O S T E E N cards, Vicinity Scars, Pine- 203 E. 23th. 3223481 BILL’S BARGAIN BARN BRIDGE FISH CAMP. crest. Reward 668-3834. of 10,000 Item* 21. Home Repairs 1300 Grspevllle Ave. 1 BUTANE Heater. 1 small ROOFING REPAIR. Large or 81” TRUTONE Table Model Trailer, Washing Machine, 1 large Circulating oil heater Small. Call before 9 A.M. or TV. For information please i \ ro t.v T Y J i n a K ' i c o i n r . after 3 P.M. EUDELL, Ph. call 322-2293. m k m i x o m : c o m v . f i .o u i i m A I Rldl.ig Mower (Cootin K ftTATti OF 322-7389. ental). Ph. 322 6910. P A U L IN E KOVAC IK . FOn FRESH Cage Laid Eggs, stop In at 2739 Country Club fl per Day rental (or Electric NOTICE O F FIN W. HI'.POIIT A NO AP P LICA T IO N F o i l l ) l v Rd. 322-4039. Carpet Shampcwar with purC H U IK R c h a * a o f Blue Lustre. Car­ All p t r i o n t «r# h e r e b y noil* M i n i s; i m >s: h r i r m i t i i s AUTO. Washar. 322-3802. srkieis m » fie.I i h e t t h e u f i i e r i l i n e d n roll's Furniture. .NOTICE 18 l I F . I I K n r G IVEN E x e c u t o r o f tel*! e*tikte, hue c o m p le te 1 t h e .K lnilulit ra t l m th«l C IT V P a o i l C C T H COIl- LATEX Paint $2 So gal. Armyt h e r e o f enrl h i * H U d In i«M POBATtOJf. an Ohio c o r p o r a ­ Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford 1KONER, Typewriter table*, c o u r t lt« f i n a l r e p o r t 4nr| appl l- tion. ilcalrtiiK t o t n a a . o In hualLuggage Rack, Encyclope Ave. c a t i o n for S l i c h a r g * O h jectlo n e n»,a titular t h a ( t c t lt l n u a nam* dia. 323 0381. KLKiltlDA r It K( *OOt,l M! t h e r e t o , If a n y , i h o u M tie duly of ffl I *'•I. After f Hind p r o o f o f p u b ­ lic* t lun e h o w In a th in n n 11« * h>t» 'been puhllahetl o l e # a week, fur f u u r cO'iietcuUve winlc*. the m a t t e r of a p p r o v a l of * i t r e ­ p o r t enrl t h e o r d i r l n * o f .It** trltiu tlo n of t a l d a e t a t a will co m e be fore t h e c o u r t . FI ft AT N A T IO N A L B \N K AT W I N T E R P A R K My: / * / U e n r g e O. U u rg -A .n T ru et o r f l c e r Ae E x e c u t o r o f 1 1 M eatate ICAR Ml A PA YTON 2flj Falrl»adik> A v e n u e W i n t e r P e r k . F lo r i d e R o t l*T P u b lleh Nov. ID, IT, ]«, A Dee. 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ 3 BEDROOM, l Blth bom* ped. 1*0S Wyaoewood, 89* on Urge lot. Herdwood Good Location. Good Products. monthly. 322-842* for ap floors, drapes throughout, potatment. Good Treatment Urge Monkey Puttie tree. PHONE LOCALLY 322-43U Carport* ft separate Gar S A N F O R D ’S N E W E S T or apply to tbe aga with work shop. Low HOMES, West 4tb St. S s* PURE OIL COMPANY down payment. ford. 8 Bedroom, 1H bath, HR. School* ft limtructione FHA k VA Lotos. LMN EN­ Payton Realty TERPRISES, Inc., Builder 822-1301 3840 HUwatba at 1T-I3 Harold Login, exQ 838-1111. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE Salesman o* Duty 4:M p. a . $100 DOWN TESTS! to dark. DAIRY QUEEN Driver, pre fer older man. 2323 Park Drive, Sanfonl. 31. Mimical Instrument* Plena Taaiag aad M pak All Types Supplies — Polders » . L. Memo* - FA 1 4 » 3 for tl.OO Plano Servicing A Tuning POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY Gene Cumbaa — 322 28*1 FOR LEASE SERVICE STATION. 71. M*lo Help Wanted JERSEY Heifer Calves, good stock 110, up. Falrglade Jer­ SANFORD ELECTRIC sey Dairy, Geneva. G.E. Appliance*—New k Used 822-13*2 SHETLAND Pony, saddle, bri­ 111 Magnolia 12. Special Nolle** •ft. Houses For Sale Stemper Agency 10. Poultry - Livestock FUR A Musical Christmes, call BUKUR'S Music Shop, riX IT SHOP aapar. “We fix everything except 322-7202. T r i a l Purchase Plan*. broken hearts."—Authorised -----DEADLINES---dealer for Jacobsen Lawn 33. Vacuum Cleaner* 12 Noon Day Before Publication For mowers. Expert Key k Lock Insertion* aad Ktlta Service, 400 W. 1st St. 322VACUUM CLEANER (Hat. Nam For Monday) 4731. Repairs, part), supplies, for Electrolux. Kirby, Hoover RICHARD'S TREE SVC. Air-Way, Rexsir, OE, etc. 1. IamI ft Found Free esUmates, Licensed Vacuum cleiner repaired at k Insured Ph. 323-0300 LOST: Red Bone Hound In your home. Free pick-up A Pinecrett Shopping Center. A & B CONTRACTORS delivery. Serving Sanford Call 333-3737 day or night for 13 yra. GM Vacuum Re­ HOME IMPROVEMENTS, 322 0423 pair. 1114 Park Ave. Ph. ROOFING. PAINTING k 322 47*3. INSULATINO LOST: Male Siamese Cat. Re­ Financing Arranged 322-2217 37. Moving ft Storage M ward. 1S02 Cedar Ave. 332- - W ■■ 3313. VEPZQ PEKINESE AKC Registered, I t . Photo I Equipment • wke. old. Call 322-4TST or aec a t 101 E. Onora Rd.. W1EB0LDT S CAMERA SHOP Sanford. Camera* • Film* • FtaUhiag >14 S. Park Ave., Ssaford dle A halter 9100. Ph. 322- ALL Types of new major Ap­ 34SS. pliances at Drastic Discount. Call 322-*448 J A R Treding S H E T L A N D Poolea For Christmas ISO k up. 322-3479 Post. Inc., 2309 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlaado. after I P.M. 95. Hounea For fltl* FHA-VA HOMES 24. Well Drilling \lt J1 1 x & A 22. Plumbing STORE FIXTURES k EQUIPMENT Like New from owner. Make offer: Gai Peanut Roasters, Electric Star M ilter Frlaia. to n , 8 fl. 3 tiered Glass Show Cites, Counter Deteco Scales (3 lb. capacity). 10c cola operated Sandy Hobby Hone Rides, 7-up Vender (10c slit), G. E. Water Cool­ er, 2 National Cash Regis­ ters (1 Manual k I Elec­ tric), Ice Shavers, Milk Shake Mixers, Floor Polish­ er, 1 Safe, Exhaust Fans A Numerous other items. Call 838 6721. 44 t D O r. t , 425-5938 F ro m lam lnol* County 50. Misr. Fur Sale TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na vel«. We ship Albert II. Pell Oitern. 322-3873 or 322 4191. SANFORD SEWING CTR. New sod L’jcd Machines. Re­ conditioned Singers, 113.93 101 S. Park Ave. 322 9111 GUITAR, ill,ns shower enclo­ sure, DuuTherm Oil Heater, almoit new with electric ig­ nitor. 322 8331 after 2 P.M. Patios. Floor, Free Estlma.si • mil, cement, rock, pipe, stsel, grease traps, dry welli. Stepping Hones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 3(19 Elm Ave, 322-3731 5S. Wanted 'i'o lluy USED FURNITURE, on# room or houseful, tools, mlsc. Kemi, ANYTHING yuu have to aril. 322 2270. WANTED- 1 Good u.ed BASS FIDDLE, any color. Call 322U922 aftei 3 p. m. WE BUY Curt Furniture, one piece nr houseful. Fur ay Bedding k Fum. Co., 901 W. 1st St. 322 6391. aB M lv o L R r o t iT V 11)91411 (O N M IS S IO X Walla* ml F akll* H a a v l n * N o tic e la her eb y g i v e n , ( h a t a f t e r - Itml l arai Ion. l h a B a n d n a l a C o u n t y Zo n in g C - i n m l - i l-vn w ill hold a public h e a r i n g • a d a l a r m l n a tho f a a a l h l l l t y nf r r - o m m a n d l n g tn l h a H - a r d o f C o u n t y Co m m laal'inar* t h a t th a f u ll.,w i n g -laa-rlbvi! p roparty prr»*ntly tuna-1 lt-1 dingle F a m i l y n a r l d e n l t a t bo t o n a l C-3 C n m m a r r U I : I^>(* 1. I . 1 I 14. II 11 and I* In B l n r k a 77. 14. a n d 44. of N o r t h Chtlluo t a F u r t h e r doacrlbad a* w a a t •>f (Star* R-vad 111 an-l l y t n a b r t w a v n 9th S tre et an-l a o u t h b o u n d a r y o f P lat o f N o r t h C huluota. P u b l i c h a t r i n g w ill ho hol d In th o Samlnola C o u n t y C o u r t H u m * . Co u n ty C o m m l i a l o n a r t Room. S anford . F l o r i d * W a d n a a d a y , U a - a m U r 1. 1141 a t 7:14 I*. M ur *• Boon t h a r a o f I t r aa p u talb la Sam lnola County Zonlns Commlaai-in B y R o b e rt S B r o w n S am ln o la C ounty Z o n in g D ir e c to r l l a e r r l p l l o a ml Timp artya f a r t ttaac. In P H It3 l*a«a 41 ( L a t a Idillllpa T - r r a c a ) S a c t i o n II T u w n a h l p IS ■ lia n a . II E Nama In w hich aaaa aaad IV alt h o rn C. Phtlllp a. J r All a t •aid property h a t n f tn t h a C o u n ty o f kem lnolt, s ia ta o f F lo rid a . L 'nlaia au rh c a r t l f l e a t a • h a l l ha ra d a a m a d ar. ird ln * t a t a w t h a p m p a r l y d aacrlb ad In auch r a r l l f l c a t a will ba aold t o t h a h l d h a a t caah b lddar a t t h a ( f o n t d o o r o t l h a S a m ln o la C o u n t y C o u r t lloua* a t S a n ­ ford. F l o ri d * , nn th* f lra t M o n ­ day In l h a m o n t h of Dac*m h*r. !>*!. w h ic h la tha 7th d a y o f D c '* m b e r . 1941 P a l e d t h l a 31rd d ay of O c t ­ ober. 1)44. O f f i c i a l C lark '* l a a l l A r t h u r (1. B*<kwith, J r . C l a r k o f C i r c u i t C ourt Nem lnola C o u n ty , FlortdA By II. N. T am m , Jr., D oputy Clark f u b l l a h Nov. Itt. |7, 7 | A Dac I, 1*44. f u b l l a h .Nov CLKJ-tt CDU-74 M l —T r u c k . F o r S ata 111)—A u to m o tiv e S arv lc* 141— Vcuotav* A C y cla a 131— Boat* A M o to rs 134—M arin a S u p p l i e s RENT A DEL) Kullaway, Hospital. I l s b y Beds, by Day. Week, or Month. CARROLLS FURNITURE 118 W. lit 322-3181 Legal Notice •vet Soaking gelf eeaiea. Cuetem kultdtaff I* yaar LEFT! I 1 ipeciflealiene. Greenbrier for you to qualify for home­ developed by stead exemption in ■ new K1NGSW00D home and no better home BUILDERS, INC. buy la available la Sanford FA 1-8*74 than this attractive 3 Bdrm. 308 Fairmont Dr. block with large kitchen. Fla. Room, many extrsa in 3 BEDROOM, 1W Bath, Sunchoice W alton. Only Itl.ffiX) land Estates, Sanford. Low wiUi 3300 down. down payment. Ph. 332-9132, SOU TH W A RD 96. House* • Sal* or Rant CUSTOM BUILT Home on Investment ft Realty Lake. Ph. evenings 322-13*7. 332*171 I1AIH Stylist wanted, full or 111 N. Park Ave. t l — Monty W a n t a d I I —f a v l n s * A L o an 2 BDRM. House. Ph. 882-878*. part time Call 322-3743 or I t — I n t u ra n c * Government Owned evenings 322-2433. I S —School* A I n a t r u , ' I l o n a 9 7 . H oueea F o r R an t Homes TO— E m p l u y m a n t Barvlcaa T l— Mala llal|> W a n t e d BEAUTICIAN Wanted, exper DUPLEX, furnished, 1 bed­ TJ— Fam.il* l l * l p W a n t e d lenred only. Apply 107 W. $100.00 DOW N 74— Mala o r F e m a l e il*!p room, n e w l y decorated. 27th SI., Richard’s Hair Selection of 3, 3, end 4 74— ll,ilaa tl a l p W a n t a d Adults. Another available 77— S itu atio n W a n t a d Styling. Ph. 322 7701. Bednoms located la various SI— Incona* P r o p a r t y Dee. 1, 322 3416. I J — llu a ln a si P r o p — Sal* sections of Sanford 14— Real K l t a t a W a n t a d 77. Situation Wanted 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ Immediate Delivery S I — Ileal K ( ( a t a Mala ped, $93. Sunland Estates, 17— llu iln aaa R e n t a l * MONTHLY PAYMENTS HOWELL'S AGENCY, Baby a o - L . i t * Fo r Bata 202 Flamingo Drive. FROM 950.00 I I — F a r m * —G ro v e a sitting specialist, Transport* • I —Out o t S t o l e A c r e a g e FOR THE BEST HOME (Ion furnished. Call 323-8238. 3 BDRM., 8 Balk, ria. Room In S I — liana** F o r Sal* BUY Loch Arbor on Golf Course, »4 —Until**— S al* o r R a n t WILL Keep child in my home SEE YOUR 97— H a u l * Fo r B e n t Stove ft Refrigerator, Cen­ l a s — Itaanrt R a n i a l t fur working mother. 323 0071. tral Heat 1119 mo. Ph. 323l u l — T railer* — c a b a n a * V A F H A 103— Mobil* llu n io a— d a l e 0083. 10]—Mobil* IlnltlOB— R e n t DAYS work. 322 9228. i n | —T r a i l e r S p a c e — R a n t 8 • BEDROOM, 8 bath, un­ Property lit*—'Trailer l e i l . —Hal. DAYS WORK or Full time, furnished. 1 ml. to base, 2 l o t —A p a r tm v n ta F o r R t a t 322 3120. l o t — Room* F o r R a n t blocks to shopping center ft 110—H o tel Room* Management school. 1 year lease rcqtilr l i t —R e n ta l A g a n t a HI. Real Ktslnte • Sale 113— W a n t a d To R a n i ed. $120 mo. 823 8*70 lite r H i — Auto* Fo r S al* and Sales Broker 3 p. ra. 114— Aul oe—Mata o r T r a d * 51. A rticles Fi>r K ent ACC0RD1AN, 322 3343. wanted, Call ONLY THREE WEEKS 55. Furniture Fur Sale FKKK FebTHHATE JOHN K. FOX. Realtor 206 N. Park Ave. 3230339 BART PILCHER, Broker Personal Service Call 322-7498 Ball-Blnir Agency JIM H U N T 1 BDRM. FURN. Cotta*e, Ph. 323-11*7. REALTY SMALL HOUSE, near Sunland, Water Included, $43 mo. Cali 323-3170. Office: 323 2118 Nights: 323-0700 333 06a 1324 Park Drive FURNISHED 3 - b e d r o o m house, clean. Ph. 332 M3*. UNFURNISHED 1 Bedroom bouse, Kltcbwi equipped, pfa. JUST LISTED! 323-3*51. BEFORE you decide to buy 90. LnU Fur Sale any home In this irea, make FURN. gar apt. 323-2800. certain you see the very LOTS lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath NICE 2 Bdrm., Kitchen equip­ Attention Builders; Available ped, Venetian blJjxli. Fla. custom built home located lots In Marvsnia, DreamRoom, extras $80 mo., 210* at 1811 Peloma Drive, here wold k other locations. Amelia Ave. Ph. 322-2373. In Sanford. Terms. 2 C O M P L E T E L Y Fum. Situated on a large end well ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Houses, 323-3377, landscaped homMile, this Realtor property is a muit to In­ LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with Raymond Lundquiat, Ai m . spect and Inveitlgste, end full bath and 3 half batha r A 23831 Atlantic Bank Bldg we era certain that you will $123 mo.; 1 BEDROOM, 2 find It as delightful and rea­ bath home with Family 95. Houses For Hale sonably priced ei we have. room $133 month. READY TO MOVE IN New 3 A 4 Bedroom liomea, For an early inspection, and Payton Realty 12 baths. So Longwood ares complete inform stion re­ 323-1301 1840 HUwstba at 17-92 —Trades luniidered, and garding the home, call us to­ we’ll build on your lot. Semi­ day. Another fine home, lilt­ 102. Mobile Humca • Sale nole County a Leading Build ed exclusively with EXCELLENT condition, 1x33', er air conditioned. Owner. 333HAROLD LOGAN •081. LMN ENTER! RISES, LNC. Sales ofltcc; So. on U. S. 17- 2383 Park Dr 332-2430 '•4 Trailer, 10x37 Ft. Expan 92 to Dixie Ball Dinar, turn do. Early American, G. E. right one block on Seminole Appliances. 322-043A. Ave. 838 3911. DON'S PINECKEST 1230 Move In MOBILE HOME SALES 382 per month. 3 bedroom, “ Your Wheel Estate Dealer” nearby school, low taxes, 17 Models to chouse from fenced yard, shopping ren­ FHA - VA HOMES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ter. 323 1)329. 1, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS Hwy. 1793 Longwood, Fla. 1, IV*. ft 3 BATHS 2 BDftM , 1303 Elliott, 18.300. KITCHEN EQUIPPED 1-2 end 3 Bedroom* 322 0323 or 3234. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! NEW and USED For Complete Information Awnings ft Cabanas LAKE JESSUP, near, 44 Acre Sea or Call Your QUALITY MOBILE HOMES with Duplex, excellent rent­ Hwy. IT 93 S 333-3383 FHA VA al. Space fur home or trail­ SALES BROKER 10.1. Mobile Home* • Rant er. Corner S. Sanford Ave. and Miller Rd. Ph. 838 1162. We Hava Tbe Home For You 10* WIDE, 2beoroom trailer. NO-8-4908. LARGE 3 ■bedroom h o m e , Stenstrom Realty many extras, fenced yard. 106. Apartment* for Rent Good location. 323 0338. 2385 PARK DRIVE Real Estate — Insurance 3rd k Park Ave. 323-3641 Stenstrom Realty $100 DOWN Upholstering k Mattress ran 322-2420 Night 322-7495 2 BEDROOM Fum. Apt. CaU ovtUag. New k Used Furnl 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, Fla. 323-0348 323-4148 lure. Call Nil Bedding Mfg 322 9173. altar 5 Ph. 322 0*41. r o o m , kitchen equipped, 323 6834 323 3482 Co., i t 799 Celery Ave. drapes, low down payment. ROSE COURT APT. FA 1-1117. 1800 S. Chase. See after 1 1 Bdrm. F u n ., near base, Used furniture, appliances, p m. 2013 Sanford Av*. *88-4323. tools, etc. Bought • Sold Larry s Mart 213 SeoJord 3 BEDROOM. Family Room, 2 Flath. built in Appliances, Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. Central Air A Heat, wall to WILSON MAIER FURN. wall carpeting. 322-3309. Would you like to get the beet buy? In Buy — Sell — Trade 311 IS E. III. 322 3823 • home; in commtrcUI; or industrial. Notice Real-Estate Buyers St. Johns Realty 4 SO I | For ina biggest selection of THE TIMF. TESTED FIRM nearly new end used furni­ 120 N. Park Ave. 3326123 ture. see Noll's Furniture U you waut people to pay Brokerage in Ci**elberrj on 17 92. Open 8 days 9 to <■ attention to your buslnen, call FA 2-5612 and ask tbe BLOND I Piece Bedroom Set Herald Staff about some at 170. Ph. 322 7218. teotioa getUag ade ••* CALL M E R LE W. W A R N ER , Realtor 708 South Park Avenue DIAL 322-3829 Sanford, Florid* 106. A p ftrtm f ta for Haiti FURN. Downstairs Apt., light* ft water. Ph. 323-0702 or FURN. Apt d e e * k . Jim m ie Cewaa. 3288018. CLEAN, Fura. A pt P rivate Entrance. 1004 Palmetto. 8 BEDROOM Pure. Apt. $33. 2101 Magnolia. Robert A. Williams. 322-3*31. 1-Room Efficiency t p t with p v t bath ft Shower, suitebl« for couple or tingle person or retired. All utilities In­ cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ cated oo let 9L, within 1 block of 2 fire* parking lot* and ahopptag m eter. In­ quire at Manuel Jaoobeo' Dept. Store 211 E. Fkef SC NICELY FURN. 4 room Apt* Adults. Ph. 222-181*. *30 mo. Up. Surplus City. UNFURN. Upstairs APT. 833 month, 309 Magnolia Ave.' inquire downstair* after < p. m. or ciU 888-4180. W E L A K A APARTMENTS W W. P in t St. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. $33 mo., Includes water ft elsetrie. 322 1307._____________ 108, Room* For Rent C L E A J^ O O I^ ^ JS ^ O l ^fngnoUe Ave. 322-0T20. h S T a u I u^ F o^ * ! * ™ ™ 1937 DODGE 2 Door $330, SANFORD MOTOR CO. •Oo French Av*. 323-4382 1MI VOLKSWAGEN Ph. 323 6*77. Sedan. ’*3 CHEVY U NOVA, excellent condition. $1*00. Ph, 322-2283. BOB McKEE USED CARS" NO MONEY DOWN 701 French Ave. 323-0731 120. Automotive Service Am* (Haas, i« p n & AUTO GLASS SEAT COVER CO. ALL WORK* GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkntik Glass end Pain! Company 21* Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4*8$ 121. Scooter* A Cycle* ’64 VESPA »cooter. like new— This will go in a hurry. Call 322-2141. 123. Host* ft Motor* 17 Ft. HIGH HAT, with access­ ories, ’3*, 30 h.p. Johnson, elec, start, Mitchell Tilt Trailer. Excellent condition, $730. Call 333-0643. Getaway Tn Tbe waterway Robson Sporting Good* Your EVLVRUDE Daaler 804-8-8 K. 1st. Ph. FA 2 3*81 IT FT. GLASS boat, 30 h p. motor. Below appralicd vatus. Miny extras. 1100 S. Chase. See after l p . m. 14 IT . ALUMINUM "bTlamte Clipper, live well, to HP Johnson, Trailer, like new, 332-8329. N A T IO N A L BA N K ^POSSESSION1 m $ $ © '91 Pontiac $391 bal. I l l m <v 'SI Ford $39* h*L $17 mu. '33 Cad IUse $299 bal. $ | | mix ’33 Chevrolet 8399 bal. I IT ma. 13 Ford $399 bat. 113 mo, *33 ntdsHobll* $499 bal 117 mo '3* Ford $387 bal. $21 mo. *35 Cadillac $199 bal. $7 mo. 36 Chevrolet $187 bal. $11 mu. '3* Olds mobile $199 bal 121 mu '57 Oldimobll* $199 bal $21 mo ■37 Ply mouth 1199 bal $21 mo '57 Mercury $199 bal. t i l mo. '37 Lincoln $787 baL $33 mo. '37 Chevrolet $299 b al $11 mo. *57 Chevrolet $387 beL$3l mo. '57 DeSote $499 bal. I l l mo. '5* Chrysler 1199 beL $31 mn. '5* Otdmobil* $399 bal $17 mo '37 Rambler $387 bal. |31 mo. ’*0 Mercury S«»9 b*L $31 mow •0 Corvulr l«$l b a l $33 mu. '•1 Falcon $«9t bsL $39 mu. '*3 Chav. 11*11 baL 149 mu. aa f* lU I/ SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Sanford. Florida 323-43*3 National Raposaesaiona Inc. •Iff] .... �Solons Fight Over Post WASHINGTON <UPI> — ■maw Southerner* view • b a t­ tle being fought over a leg­ islative poet here aa a poaaible bellwether of their fortunee la the new Congma and bade home. The battle U a three-way rata fo r au letaat Sonata Democratic leader, o r whip. Senator* from the elaaeir di­ visional arras — New Eng­ land, the Border country and tl___ (|u ,aL s lit.J against each other la the struggle. At least IT of the W Demo­ cratic senators from states of the old Confederacy are ex­ pected to support Sen. Rus—*■ aa # f Aiilaitna let THE JOY of sharing was outlined in a aktt featuring Jny Saucer, Fcrdinand Jakubcln, Mark Ncwmnn and Tim C.rnnt, left to right, in a program (Herald Photo) a t St. Luke’s Christian Duy School in Slavia. £ GIRLS IN THE CHE program at Lyman High School are learning to ti.se the very latent in office equipment under the direction of Mrs. lxtla Toole, co-ordinntor. lining the printing calculator* and the executor dictutingtranacribing machine, on loun to the clang, arc Penny Vaughn. Carol Hartnhom, (front row) Chrla Glenn, Shirley David, Peggy Durnoll. COUNTY KANGKIt A1 Harris (center front) led a discussion meeting of nrcu firemen to plait mutual aid services and co-ordinate work of the various departmens. With him here are Chief Paul Hates (right) and Mayor Owen Anstey, of Casselliorry; back, Ed Zimmerman. Lake Mary; Chief Howard Willoughby, Altamonte Springs; Chief William lluhn, North O r l a n d o ; C o r d o n CiliMon, Geneva, and Chief Ken S w a n s o n , F o r e s t City. (Herald Photo) his campaign against Sam. John O. Pastors, of Rhoda Is­ land, and A. 8. (Mika) Moorunty, of Oklahoma. I t it not Inconceivable that toms of tho Northern liberal vote might go to Long. Thorn has been talk, fo r txamplo, that San. Paul H. Douglas, of Illinois, might support tho Louisiana legislator. Long, hi mac If, la rathor liberal ox* copt on eivil rights matters, and etvf! rights la not expect­ ed to ba a big iaaua any time soon. Having most of the South­ ern votes in tho bog, Long Is attempting to keep tho rieo ■way from a regional basis. But there are still regional angle* to consider. For one, the winner wilt move Into on Important con­ gressional leadership poaltlon which would affect the for­ tunes of his own state and region. For another, the winner will become a link In the Dem­ ocratic leadership chain that eonfera weekly with the Pres­ ident, Theto meeting* are dif­ ficult to beat for preatlga purposes. Southerner* already boast two members of the group, Rep. Hale Boggs, of Louisi­ ana, the House whip, and Sen, George A. Smathers, of Florida, chairman of the Sen­ ate Democratic conference. Long would add a third Southern voire to the small, select group that also Includes Speaker John W. McCormack, House Democratic Leader Ctrl Albert, of Oklahoma; Senate Democratic L e a d e r Mike Mansfield, of Montana, and Senate President pro tempore Carl Hayden, of Arisons. Thle inevreaaed Southern prestige could be a talking • point for Dixie Democrats in their re-election campaigns, and might go a long way tow­ ard winning back the South­ ern states which the Demo­ crats lost to the OOP in No­ vember. Reminder issued On Holiday Mail By Donna Kstes Longwood postmaster Wil­ liam K. Hrysnt today re­ quested patrons of the city post office to park parcels solidly and reminded them that the use of free locul and out-of-town aeparatiun hand* will help move the malls more rapidly. The bunds are available ut the post office or from most carriers. Krynnl suggests that out of town packages tie mulled hy Dec. fi. A tightly packed par­ cel will have tesa chance of being damaged in transit, he advises and reminds that packages sent may he shipped on the bottom of a mull sack with heavier packages on top and improper wrapping run result in damage to the con­ tents. To he on the safe side, Ilryant suggests that a 11 parkHgc* be insured. He reports that poor pack­ aging and addressing, either incorrect or illegible, are re­ sponsible for the non-delivery of some half-million parrels each yenr. If the return ad­ dress Is incorrect or Illegible, the packuge cannot he return­ ed mid is usually lost to Hie sender nr intended recipient. Such parcels wind up In a public auction held in IS ma­ jor post offices across the na­ tion after a DO day period. AH parcels should he ad dressed on one side only and should also have the address written on the inside of the package In the event the exter lor wrapping should coma off. Ilryant emphasizes that lip coding parcels and letters helps Insure against lost due to Improper addressing. P a s t 10 — 1*64 Nearly Year Since ’Black Saturday Smoking Status Is, Quo Originally m i for Jan. 1, By Tm Note* 1963, the effective date w a a J WASHINGTON (NEA) — It postponed at the request of was shortly after I a. m . when Rep. Ores Harris. (D-Ark.), Surgeon General Luther L. chairman of the House Inter­ Terry breathlessly blurted out state Commerce Committee. those few words which TO mil­ Harris argued that legisla­ lion Americas smokers—many tion might be a faster route of them suspecting full well to effective regulation than an what w ai coming—deiperitely attempt by FTC to Impose It* hoped they wouldn't bear: planned rule on the tobacco "Cigarette smoking if a Industry. The FTC ruling, be health hixard of sufficient Im­ argued, was certain to be chal­ portance in the United State* lenged in court by tbs cigar­ to warrant appropriate reme­ ette industry and the resulting dial action." CHARLES COCKAYNE That was January 11, 1M4— litigation might be prolonged. "It was a very nice, very a day since referred to by at respectful and very subtle ar­ leait one cigarette manufactur­ gument," says one observer, er as "Black Saturdiy"— "kind of like bolding a gun to when the long • awilted much their heads." publicised report on smoking FTC’s postponement bad the and health was released. effect of leaving the final legix l, The Intervening time has lative decision In the hand* of been a period of despondency DRAG KNIGHT, "The Huffleag, Ruffle** Drag­ Harris’ committee, where to­ followed by hope for the to­ on" of the American Cancer Society’s education­ bacco state representative! bacco industry; of Ircniy for By Jano Casselberry are numerous. a l film, wing an easy victory over Drag Goon Charles Cockayne, night research scientists hunting for (left). In real life the struggle ha* not been so But PHS officials — openly a "ssfer" cigarette; of rear patrolman of Casselberry for admitting that their effort! In one-sided. guard fighting by tobacco state mors than a year, is running legislators; of frustration for dealing with Congress this But PHS efforts to get across American Cancer Society and against Incumbent Gua Saw- Public Health Service (PHS) y eir were “hastily organized y tr for the office of town official* charged with educat­ to the country's youth the American Heart Assn. Over and unprofeasionilly handled" marshal in Monday's muni­ ing the American public oo mesaago that smoklog can riding these problems was the —have high hopes for 1963. cipal elections. In the meantime, they point the dangers of smoking, and kill them have received major sticky financial situation. Two of the changes he of nerve-racking agony for setbacks in the past few The biggest disappointment to two recent developments: states he would like to see smokers who hive tried to kick to PHS officials so far has —A report by two scientists months. initiated if elected are to the habit. been the decision by the Fed­ of Arthur D. Little, Inc., an in­ First, PHS' request for |1.9 eral Trade Commission (FTC) dependent research organiza­ hovo more men on night duty It has also been a period of in order to have two patrol very slight change In the sta- million in supplemental funds to postpone until July 1963 its tion, that activated charcoal cars on the road and someone tm quo. for cigareUe education and re­ order requiring all cigarette filters may be removing some In the office and to have old­ Clgarelc consumption In the search was turned down flat packs and cartons to display a potentially harmful substances er boys or mothers serve as United States has dropped by by the House of Representa­ health warning. from cigarette smoke. monitors or members of a IS billion since the first of the tives Appropriations Commit­ safety patrol at all school bus year. U. S. Agriculture De­ tee. stops. partm ent’s latest statistics Calling this action "unbeCockayne, lives at 270 8. show that 369 billion cigarettes lieveable submission to pri­ Cypress Wuy and Is married. were smoked In the first nine vate economic interest," Sen. He believee thet his pest ex­ months of 1961, compared to Maurine Neuberger, (D-Ore.), perience of 10 years in law 3S5 billion for the tame period who pointed out the dangers of enforcement well qualifies in 1963. smoking in her book "Smoke him for the Job of town Rut 13 billion of the 16 bll Screen" before the surgeon marshal, lfe served as chief lion droped occurred In the general's report was com­ of police in Oviedo for two first three months alone, with plete, said: years, 1043-45, under Mayor more modest declines of 1.3 "The tobacco industry Itself, Joe Leinhart and again In billion In each of the next two at least In its public utter­ 1950. He wua a special deputy quarters of the year. Tobacco ances, has continued piously to In Orange County under experts speculate that many call for further research, yet Sheriff Dave Starr and a dep­ people who gave up cigarettes funds for research requested uty in Seminola under Sheriff at the first impact of the sur by the Public Health Service Hand. geon general's report arc now apparently hive fallen victim He is a Master Mason. returning to the habit. to industry pressure." PHS officials in the mean­ One expert expects that cigarette consumption during time tapped an emergency the last quarter of the year bureau fund o! 3260,000 to get may even rise above 1963 con­ their programs started, award­ sumption during the same ed ten grants to support stud­ period. ies relating to cigarette smok­ Why this apparent lack of ing and its effects on health. concern by American smokers PHS scientists were initial­ toward a habit which the sur­ ly heartened when some 27 Ry Maryann Miles geon general reported gave stales set up interagency Forest City Community As­ them a TO per cent higher councils to study methods of Include* Ilookca.se Bed, sociation will elect new of­ mortality rate than nonsmok­ smoking education. But many Double Dresser, I.argt of these turned out to he or­ ficers and approve chunges in ers’ Roomy Chest, Matching by-laws s t next Monday's S The main reason appeara to ganizations in name only. be psychological. "Some of these groups meet pm. meeting a t Hear Lake Hoxxpring and Inncrapring EASY "Smoking ha* always been because they have concrete Klemcntary School. Mai Ires*. TERMS ideas to interchange. Others viewed as a moral issue ra­ Officers, ns recommended by the nominating committee ther than a scientific or health Just meet because their bosses EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS st the November meeting, ire issue," says one PHS scient­ tell them to." lays one P11S John Hrthes, president; Allen ist. "You might say it's an specialist. A good many other coun­ Forward, first vice president; honorahle way of dying, "Let's say you eat (oo much cils adopted unrealistic goals Murray Long, second vice president; Mrs. Father John­ rich food You might die in (such as lowering the smoking son, secretary and Adolph your sleep because you're too rate hy 10 per cent In six Juhl, treasurer. Directors are fat. But people would still months), others had trouble SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT Inland Jacobs and Brian laugh at your obesity. But' co-ordinating the activities of 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-098S Hucker for district one and you're going down fighting il such member agencies as you die of lung cancer at 45. American Medical Assn., Marlin lloxemnn and Al KrenIt'i kind of like dying with icr for district two. your boots on." Nominations from the floor Adda a PUS research spec­ will he accepted st Monday ialist: night's meeting and election "Mental heslth people atmwill he hy ballot. ply wtll not treat smoking as a priority psychological prob­ lem. If you’re exploring tu­ berculosis, these barriers are easy to break down. But they think venereal disease is a more serious psychological C h i l d r e n a r e h i g h o n t h e health problem than smoking." Salvation Army's Christens* PHS scientists are not wor­ list. ried about their apparent fail­ Toys and games are recon­ ure to convince many imokeri ditioned so that no child will to kick tho habit for good. be forgotten. Parties are ar­ "W e're just kidding ourselvea ranged fur thuse in hospitals If we think we can lower the and institutions. smoking rate overnight," says Send your contribution to one. "What we've got to do is the Salvation Army, P.O. Box tower tho incidence rate among teen-agers." 195(1, Hanford. Chas. Cockayne Outlines Aims As Town Marshal OF LASTING PLEASURE Forest City Group To Elect New Officers M A T H ER Children High On Santa's List Study Group To Meet twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howlett of Casselberry who were on hand to greet th e old gent when he arrived Saturday afternoon at Semi­ nole Plaza where h e ll be every day from 3 until 8 juu. until Christmas. By Jane t'saarlbrrry Orange County psychologist George Zimmerman will apeak Thursday at 9:30 a.m, for a study group on testing and grouping and sponsored by the South Seminole Elemen­ tary School CTP. The group will meet at the home of the chairman, Mr*. Ann May at 1041) SK 4.36 near Howell Creek. Zimmerman is a former su­ perintendent of special edu­ cation and a former school teacher and principal. C O M P LET E BEDRO O M S U IT E PREPARE FOR W IN T ER ! SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF SjOLEMAN HEATING EQUIPMENT. VENT PIPE AND FITTINGS T h e B u ic k s are coming Specials, Skylarks, Le Sabres,Wildcats, Electra 225’s and sleek Rivieras.The Buicks are rolling again. (■ ) «i raua locu wieonae auica ouux iuiwnaa luica ouna la this u u : W ALL SUPPLY BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA. 322-5411 "Headquarter* For Sprinkler System*" of Sanford boi w . First st. -TOMm•Loetu newts axa m xiw-caa ism �it Seminole County * * * * w > VOL. 66 * * ttlO • • Why haven't tome of San* ford'a eo-cilled leaden Jump* *d at that auggeation of a big Chriatmaa tree on the mole where the bandahell used to be? Use your Imagination: You are eroaalng the bridge on 1-4 over the SL Johns at night and look acroaa Lake Monroa to tee thla big tree. What • picture! DeBary alwaya wina a lot of comment with Ita floating Chriatmaa tree in the middle of Lake Marie. • • • Seminole County may be little but it’a mighty, accord* ing to thla Information paaaed on by Wilbur H. Arp, County ASC office, to the Lloni Club: Seminole ranka fourth In the atata with value of vegetables for aalt, fifth in tangerine production, lttli In orange production, and beef, dairy and poultry comblnad add $1.7 milllona annually to the county's economy. There are 800 farma In thla county. e • e We aaw that Navy bfcycliat pedaling on U. S. 17-03 to* ward the Sanford Naval Air Station again tha other morn* ing. Thla time he waa ju it a few yurda north of tha Sem* inola Boulevard Interaectlon. We'd really lika to know how far he ridea each day. • • e The strangest Information sometime* develop* f r o m classified ads in The Herald. Frinstance now an ad asks for a bass fiddle. The 'phone number looked familiar. Turn­ ed out It’s The llerald’a staff photographer, Bit] Vincent Jr., who playi tha b a n fiddle in a dance orchestra. With hla newspaper work, hla farming, his National Guard, hla photo aideline work, his fishing and huntiig, when does ha find time to play the fiddle? • • & w t f in d I r n t U i Zip Code 32771 • Memo to the Clock from Carroll Burke: Be your query on the Chrlstmaa Seal postal marking being Orlando, rather than Sanford. It's in econom" move. If each of the six coit_. tics in the Central Florida Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, Inc., had a mailing permit, it would cost SliO—or $30 per county. Having one, we aave $150. The six counties banding together to drive against TB are Lake, Marion, O r a n g e , Osceola, Seminola and Sumter. ‘Signs’ Appear At Ybor City TAMPA (UI’l) — “ Viva Fidel” end ‘‘Death I.ltJ” were armored on several buildings in Tampa's Latin Quarter, in­ cluding a church. The anti-Johnson and proCastro crude signs were done with red paint. They included seven hemmer and sickle signs scribbled on tha front of Our Lady of Perpetual H a 1 p Church. One of the building* defac­ ed was that of the Spanish daily newspaper Traducion * Prensa. Managing editor Pedro Ra­ mirez Moya said the paper has received numerous threat­ ening letter* In the past be­ cause of Ita strong stand against the Cuban Communist dictator. WEATHER: Cloudy and wanner Thursday; occasional showers; high near 68; low tonight 42-48. United Press Leased Wire ~EattblishfrJ ,908 WED.. DECEMBER 2, 1904 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 334 Cold, Snow Slam Midwest California Heat Wave Is Broken Wentworth Unseats n a w A • • • M ayor A l Lormann By United Press A new bitterly cold, snow la­ den itorm slammed into the Midwest today. It cam* on tbs heels of a billiard that slug­ ged the East with 50 mile in hour winds and 30 inches of snow. Hssardous driving warning! were out for Iowa, Kansas, Ne­ braska and Wyoming. Chicago expressways were glassy and slick. Nine inches of snow already bad fallen at Miles City, Mont. The heavy snow was expected to fall in Nebraska and Kansas and spill over Into Colorado and Wyoming. The three-day record-setting beat wave in Southern Cali­ DAVID WENTWORTH fornia was over. After read­ ings in the 80s earlier in the week, the mercury rose to only M a t Los Angeles Tues day and was expected to go no higher today. Nearly one inch of rain fell at Crescent City, Calif., early today. Hurricane-force winds creat­ ed 80 foot waves in the Atlan­ tic and seven ships fioundrred about Tuesday off Nova Sco­ tia. The SO mile an hour winds lashed Slaine, and the 20 Inches of snow piled up at Eastport, Main*. The temperature was expect­ ed to drop below freezing again early today In Florida. Citrus growers welcomed what was called “a good cold PERCY WHITE ■pell." They laid tha vege­ table crops already were har­ By Donna Estes vested and the cold would Long wood voters Monday put color in the state’s multi- went to the polls in a record million dollar citrus crop. lurnout to elect political new­ comer David It. Wentworth as mayor by a count uf 360 voles over 210 for incumbent A. it. Lormann who hat served three lerms in the office. In the race for the two BOMBAY, India (UPl) — open seats on city council, ft. Pop# Paul VI arrived in pre­ dominantly Hindu India today C. Carlson, incumbent, re­ a* "a pilgrim of peace.” ceived 289 votes to return to Cheer# by an airport crowd office with Percy White tak­ of 50.000 all but drowned out ing the remaining seat by a the engines of hi* jatliner. vote of 257. Other council can­ Units of an army of 15,000 didates and their vote were guards assigned to protect the pontiff had to keep the crowd Jim Reiter, 214; Donald from surging up to the big Smith, 183; William Baumplan* when it landed on the holscr, l i t and Jerry Riley, Pope’* historic flight from 109. Mrs Onme R. Shomate was Rom*. It was the longest Journey re-elected city clerk by a landslide 188 votes to Mrs. B. ever made by * pontiff. Threatened demonstration* It. Gray's 133 ami Hoy Shoby militant Hindu organiza­ mate was re-elected tax col­ tions opposed to the Pope's lector by 462 over B. R. Gray'* 136. visit failed to materialize. Total votes cast of the 880 Some Hindus regard tho Pope's trip as a mission of registered numbered 633 In­ cluding the 26 absentee bal­ conversion. lots counted at the a a.m. meeting today of the canvas­ sing board. Arrests Expected WASHINGTON (U PD -FB l Director J. Edgar Hoover ex­ pects arrasts shortly In con­ nection with the summer slay­ ing of three civil rights work­ ers in Mississippi, according to Rev. Martin Luther King. Power Struggle R. C. CARLSON For Okeechobee OKEECHOBEE (UPl ) Residents along the northeast short of glint Lake Okeecho­ bee are due for $13 million worth of protection from high water. Plsni were unveiled Tueiday for completion of the big levee around the lake which was started after an estimat­ ed 2,460 perion* perished in a 1928 hurricane disaster. The northeast section of the lake Is the only section not now enclosed by a levee. OUR ADS SEATTLE (UPl) — Million­ aire Dave Beck, once an ex­ ample of the American ragstoriches hero, looked forward today to Dee. II when he will become a free man again. That's the day he will leave McNeil Island federal prison in Puget Sound after serving half of a five-year term for helping prepare a false infor­ mation return for a union agency. PITSBURGH (UPl) - The United Steelworkers u n i o n (USW), embroiled In Us first major internal power struggle, today began drafting contract demands it will make soon in the nation's booming basic steel industry. Talks Continue WASHINGTON (UPl) Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz met again today with union representatives in an effort to close the gap in a wage dispute which h a s threatened a nationwide rail­ road strike. Cultural Center WASHINGTON l UPl) President Johnson, using a historic gold • plated spade, broke ground on the banks of the Potomac today (or the 431 million cultural center named fur his predecessor, John F. Kennedy. aO N N IH SHOMATE 2 Sailors Face Theft Charges 'Peace Pilgrim' Lands In India $13 Million Job Red Infiltration WASHINGTON (U PD -The Johnson administration today directed new attention to evi­ dence of increased Communist infiltration into South Viet Nam and Laos. ROY SHOMATE Awards Luncheon Slated By UF Two Sanford Naval Air Station men are in county Jail on two charge* of possessing stolen property following their arrest Tuesday by Constable It. K. Carroll and City Patrol­ man Charles Fagan. The two are identified a* Bruce R. Mundy, of VAlI-t, and James E. Slohl, of VA1I3. Carroll and Fagan said they recovered a large cache of items stolen from stores in Daytona Beach and Orlando. Included were a variety of small television seta ami radioa valued at $971.30 taken from the Dunn Brothers atore in Daytona Beach and t e l ­ evision aeta a n d phono­ graphs valued at f 838.19 tak­ en from Cluude II. Wolfe Inc. of Orlando. Police alao said the two men are involved in the theft of a 1961 Daytona Beach car valued ut fJ/oMl ami auto­ mobile parta valued at about An awards luncheon Is plan ned for Friday noon a I the Tradcwinds Cafeteria, Cassel­ berry, by the United Fund o( Seminole County, No reservation is needed for the Dutch treat luncheon, UK officials say, and they sug je st UF workers bring their $200. The electronic equipment husband or wife. was found in Seminola and Orange County pawn shops, p o lice added. The car and au­ to parta were stored ut a local garage. The two Navy men are be­ ing held In the county JaJ In lieu of $1,000 bond on each charge. Constable Carroll late this morning said he had a signed confession from Stuhl, 19, in which he admitted theft of two cars, one from Orlando and tha other from Daytona Beach. Bruce Mundy, 20, deniea knowledge of the thefta, Carroll added. Millionaire Beck Wins Freedom READ ) C* We don’t know w h tth rr he » •» iiy in j it with u r t u n or whether he wna hoping the port terminal will eventually become ■ reality, but the other day we heard a man re* fer to Sanford aa "Orlando's gateway to the k i ." • on the S t Johns River * * * * T h e Nile of America** Reds Overrun District Capitol FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION pre­ sented this plaque to the Sunford Pilot Club for its outstanding service and assistance on behalf nf the state-wide safety campaign. Mrs. Eloise Collins, the club's safety chairman, dis­ plays the plaque fur the photographer. SAIGON. South Viet Nsm (L’PD—In a lightning pre­ dawn strike, Communist Viet Cong guerrillas swarmed from the mountain jungles north­ east of here and overran a major district capital. The target was Thien Giao, * key railway lown 11)1 miles northeast of be re. Merchants Form South City Group By Unlit* Austin Apparently snubbed by the Sanford Merchants Associa­ tion. whose president—R. L. Perkin* Jr.—said N a y it was not intended — member* of a South Sanford group of business men and women Tuesday night decided to form their own organization. The name of the new group, carefully chosen for ita meaning, will be “Sanford Pro­ gressive Business Associa­ tion.” George Stills whs elected temporary president of the group, with Mr*. Ernestine Yentach named temporary aecratary and Mr*. Lorraine Selvich a* treasurer. The group ha* set Jan. 12 as the date of a formal or­ ganisational meeting. Members of tha board of director* of the Sanford Mer­ chant# Association bad been extended an Invitation, both verbally and through The Herald news stories, to attend Tursday night's meeting to work out plans fur “unity ami co-operution.” However, the only person present oiitalde the South Sanford business group and mtmliera of the press wu* City Manager W, E. Knowles who extended “full ru-operation” from tiie city to civic cndeavori of the group. Mills and other member* of *)|a gri/ip ' e--%aaizrd that membership In the new oryatitrutinn "is open to any progressive business man or women In the rlty.” At the January meeting officer* am! board of diiectof* , # i f | be named end dues structure out­ lined. i li Tin f group is going ahtsd on plans for Christmas decoration*, civic beautification and b u s i n e s s promotions. I'lsns to erect a Christmas tree end a huge billboard type “Christmas curd” will be completed this week, Mrs. Mona Hridges chairman of the decorations committee said. The group also discuss­ ed plans to order extensive Yule tfecoreliun* for next sea­ son early in 1965. In n statement released to The Herald at noon today, Perkins said: “I regret the apparent feeling created by lack of representation at the dinner meeting of the merchants of South Sanford last night. “The date of the meeting completely escaped me, due to several nightly civic meetings sc h e d u le d - h ir in g tho p a st week nnd 1 humbly apologize to this very fine business group from the southern part of the city for any embar­ rassment we may have caused the m. "All of the downtown mer­ chants with whom I have hud tha opportunity to talk are moat eager to offer their complete ro-operation and un­ ity tu develop an over-all Sunford merchant*’ group.” Perkins also stated that ha would start immediately tu arrsngn another combined meeting to work out uny feel­ ing uf disunity between the two groups. C Of C Directors Meet Tuesday Directors of the Seminote County Chamber of Com­ merce, including those recent­ ly elected, will meet at 7:30 Tuesday night in the Cham­ ber of Commerce building for the purpose nf electing offic­ ers fur 1965. Karlylc Houshcdder, current president, said that the direc­ torate will also handle anv other business which may come before the group. TEMPORARY OFFICERS named to heml the newly formed Sanfordv Progressive Business Association are shown. From left nre Mrs, Lor­ raine Sclvich, treasurer; George Milis, president, nnd Mrs. Ernestine Yentsch, secretary. Election of officers hus been set for Jun. 12. Open Your Heart, Seminole Asked By Julias Slenitrom Associate Editor Seminole County'a United Fund campaign to raise $40,060 was richer today by $4(9 36 — the total amount of contributions received yester­ day by the local organization. The 441936, added to the previous total of 429,176, brought the amount of cam­ paign contribution! and pledg­ es to $29.61936 and if more Seminole County residents will open their hearts and match it with their pocketbooks the drive should reach the 75 per cent m ark -o r 430,000—somelime this afternoon. The largest single gifl re­ ceived yesterday by Chairman Troy Ray and hi* campaign committee was a $100 conlrllull ion by Sam Traylor of Chuluota. The second large*! came from the legal firm of Hutchison and Lcffler, Sanford attorneys. It was for 450. Thirty four members of the Crooms High School firulty Jolntly contributed $187 20. Contributions or pledges may be taken tu 505 Sanford Atlantic National Bank Bldg., ar ila i'H tu -C. O. Box 503, Sanford.'* *Vdgea can be phoned to 223 0533. In addition to Traylor's gift and that of Hutchison and Lefflrr, a $15 gift was made by H. L. Douglas. Gifts of $10 were made by Spier's Atlantic Service, F. M. Martin, Kath­ erine Holly, Angle B. Douglas, John Lawson Jr., Evelyn O. Anderson and (>. 11. Bouldin. Gilts of $5 each were re­ ceived from E. L. Blackshea re, L. Brown, I. Smith, Joella Singleton, Emmie T. Davis, C. E. Boyer Jr., S. L. Refoe, Grace Strauss, Chuluota Grill, Mrs. Juanita Har­ old. Mablc J. Hurston, K. 11. Sandifer. Mrs. D. F. Hum­ phrey, J. E. Fair, E. C. Wil­ son, Katheryn J. Thornton, L. H. Crawford, Inez Smiley, Ethel Mae Smith, Alice Per­ kins, Helen Harris, Mable McClain. Hobcrt Fudge, Mrs. E. J. Eubanks, E. S. Tossie, J. F. Kodgcrs, A. Johnston, J. Mennig and K. W. Richardson. Stewart Baker contributed $4 while T. L. John:.<m and Lizzie M. Lamb each gave $3. Two d o l l a r contributions came from Mr. Shape, Mrs. Abell, I). Wetherington, it. Gutiiars, I) It Green, Rice's Phillips 66, Herbert Seymour and Nolan Fore. A $1-20 gift came from Richard Brooks, Gifts of 41 each were re­ ceived from Cy Wuland, T, Black, At. Mcllo, B. Croasdale, M. E. Dorsey, W. Henderson, B. Dennis, J. F. Story, Henry Hein, D. R. Smith, S. Stone, Lil's Beauty Shop. Arnie J a ­ cobi, Volic Hamll, ITlsceila Hodges, Harriet Fore, Lucille Jacob, Josic Prevail. G. Haig, I. B. Smith, T. A. Ratliff, H. H. Weber, C. Fox, Mr. R o n , Mr. Murphy, Mrs. Lamploen, Mrs. Kerfoot, Mr. Bestoub, R, Beccard, Mrs. T. J . Woodall, Mrs. R. Millet, J . Rauleroon, Ralph Magln, E. F. Piept, Kenneth Rico, H. M. Craig, Lewis Bartunek, Willi* Me* Queen and G. P . Loss. Several miscellaneous glftl added another 43-K. Ernie Lundberg Takes New Post Ernest Lundberg, for past four and a half years as­ sistant c o u n t y agriculturn agent, is resigning his post (o accept one with the Mlnutn Maid Grove Corporation In F t Pierce. Lundberg said this morning he will be assigned to the Re­ search Division starting Jan, 1. The county agent aald hla resignation will ba ctfectlva Dec. 31. Lundberg crane here /rone, Orlando whereT»e worked with the Jackson Grain Company whose main olflce ii In Tam­ pa. 'Death Row' FEC Holds Jobs Eyes Parley Are Eliminated E RNI E L U N U H K U G JACKSONVILLE (UPl) The strike bound Florida Had Coast Railway testified in fed­ eral court that new machine* and procedures have elimi­ nated tiie need for at least 317 union workers sinre the walkout began in January, 1963. The railway defended itself in a case before Federal Judge Bryan Simpson in which It striking nonoperat­ ing unions are seeking In have pro strike pay and work rules reinstated by the rail­ road. The FEC sought permission for certain deviations from the contract provisions because it has too few personnel to comply with all of them. Will the death penalty be abolished in Florida Ralford Prison’s death row is watching this carefully and a recommendation could com* out nf an Interim legislative committee meeting today la Tallahassee. Attending it are two Semio* ole County legislators, Sea. Mack N. Cleveland J r . and Hep. Joe Davis, The committee was formed to hold hearings in key citlca throughout the state during the past several months as it sought the advice and opin­ ion* of law enforcement offli-ers, the clergy, attorneys and any other interested group or citterns. One such meeting was held several months ago in Orange County, Death row inmates In Ralford are watching the proceed­ ings with keen interest Krider To Speak To Miami C Of C John Krider, manager of the Seminole County Chatnher of Commerce and chairman of the St. Johns-Indian River Ca­ nal District, will address a meeting of the Miami Dade County Chamber of Commerce Thursday morning in Miami. Krtder'a topic will be "A One-Hundred Year Dream.” and will deal with progress to date by the district on the proposed canal. NEW CAR FINANCING NIW C44 ftNANCINB RATS Typhoid Outbreak LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con­ go (UPl)—A potentially ser­ ious outbreak of typhoid fever in Stanleyville complicated the Congolese civil war today. Voice, Too? LONDON (UPl) - Beatle Rmgo Starr lost hla tonsils to­ day. Call Ihe a u to loan exp erts: R alph P « o ! d , or Jim D oucette, today. P hone 3 2 2 -1 6 1 1 , FLORIDA ST A T E B A N K Mambir F.DJ.C. is-, - A i k •„ f Ilia IT— _ _ _ _ _ ft __ Iff * 1 i m■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 01, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 01, 1964. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d671f7fea4b678725c09d5415efe19ef.pdf 59d55a719d073e6158846aff8d7051b2 PDF Text Text Alliance Episcopal a a a w n u t m asiovABY *i . t i t u r * c l D I C I I M f u k i n u iw j t IT. e . C M W f c --- H * tw *' ■ w ater te k a a l ■ l:M a. M arateg W arship . U ste * T rain in g Unto* —— 1:41 a B ra n isg W m M f . 1:44 a WoA K ite i P r i f i r Moating — T.l* p. B i t , B. J . f c r M n — h a m, Ch r i s t i a n C itru a H illlu _ Church School ___ t i l l i . a m. *• & I b n l i i W m tl» — lt:M & m. HYP .... 1 ■ «:M p. SL E t a * m l l » ___ T;l* | . m. W t t P r u i r t e r r i e s T ;H f m. a. w Christian riiu rr Sualaad t> U lM » « . OUltM & K l | | _ tlM M Southern M ethodist H a ir Comm unis* — F a a illr te r r ie s a t e H u n te r Hakaal ■...... c k v r c i d is c ip l e s o p c u b is t HIT S. Sanford At * IL V ira ta F a liar Sunday School _ 1:41 a. m. M aralac W arahlp a. m. F ree M ethodist Church Of Christ B aptist c h u r c h o r c M J u rr O ra m Ralph Brawar Jr. B ra a g a llit Blbf* fchaal ------- . li t* a. m. M oraine Warahlp — •:* • a. m. ■ a a la f W arakla — 4:14 » m. Wa4> P ra ra r la rrla a T ill p. a t N&zarene PTRHT CHURCH o r th> m u R t x i W . t n l a t. a t M a j l a A r t P a u l B le k a a — . — P a a ta r Lutheran BOOB BMBFHSBD U IT H IR A M CHURCH HIM A O rU ada Drive Hwy. 11*11) te n lord, r i a r l t e m .T itt Tka Ttaa. J. Oordaa F a a r r> P aatar ■unday School ...... Rill t aa. M oraine W orship — UiM t m. Communion—r i r a t lunday la Bach Month X la d a rc a u s a and M ursarr Otrrjf Bad I won ftret prisa lact Saturday! It v u ths young people's Old* Tyma coatumt party a t thd chords •ad wt had a wondsrful tin s. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH IT II Country Club Hoad Bpoaaorad by F lrat B aptist Church Roy. R. T. D a n s tt _— r a s te r Sunday School _ _ > :tl A m. W orship Poryloo — 11:00 a m. T raln ln c Union — . t i l t A re. y.renlns W orship 7:10 p. ra. Wed. ITayar Harr. 7:11 A roOSTEEN HAPTIItT C lllin C II HWT. 414 I'b. I l l - I l l * P a s t o r ___ C hsstar W. Plank ■unday S c h o o l__ .. 10:10 A m. M oraine H arriet — tl :l k a. m. Training U n io n ------ *:1Q p. m. Evening Service __ Til* A «• I go la almost m ry th in g the club puts on, and of tours* then arc lota of actlvitiea bcaJdea partita and lanccA W# vlalt hospitals, wa collect and repair to p for underprivileged children, and we help with various church events. Wa have regular religious discussion groups that often get me so Interested I continue the dls* euaeion around the family dinner table all week long! Uom and Dad don't mind, though. They think it’a good for me to be mixing with other young Christians, and they n e w worry when I’m over a t the dub. 101 E a st loeoad a tr ia l Sunday aorvtea A ■ unday School — I I ‘.*4 a m. Hub)ect: “Ancient nnd Mo* Horn Necromancy, alia* Mae. merlom and IlypnvtlaD, Da* nouacod" W s d n t td a y B iry lo a - ■:** p. m . R o a d ln t R oom : t i l H . F l r t L ■ u n d a y S ch o o l _ __ t i l l A m. W orohlp Sortlea — 11:11 a a t X lad o rcariaa s a d Nursery M ethodist Your own church offera many enjoyable and worthwhile activities for Christiana of tv tr y ag*. Why not join? You'll be warmly welcomed. W ookdayc U ti l A m . * l : t s A m. F rid a y B r a n ln g i •> !* - 1:11 p. LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THB REDEEMER 111 W. I l t k Plnea "The Church of Uta Lutheran Hour** sa d TV "Thlp la lha U fa" Ilo rb art W. O a a rn s ___ , Pnotor FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB U k a H arp. F i t Rar. W. 1* Holcombs, fo o te r ■unday 1:41 t a t ------ R lk la H ehaal 11:01 a. m . _M oraine W orship T:0a p. m. _ B yaalnc te r rie s T ill P- m. _ Wad. Mld*Wook P ray ar Harvleaa T:0l p. m. _ La at Wad. Mlaa* lonnry Carvlca P entecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CIIUHCH OP LONOWOOD SOI O ranaa Slraot Ray. E. R uth Q rant — Paatar ■unday a c h o o l__ 10:11 a. m. M oraine W o rs h ip l i i t l a. m. ■unday EyanJnc — T :tl p. m. Wad. Dibit stu d y _ 7:10 A m. C onnutrora M oatlnc F r i d a y ------------ M l a » _ JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH t i n w . n u t a tn a t Sunday School ----- ISHS a a M oraine W arship _ 11:01 a m, Blkla Study IS unday) 7:11 p.m. B vaaasllalia >#rvka Till a mWad. P rayar Mast ~ T ill A m. Bill a t s p h s n s -----------P aster A Cordial Waleome to AU HuaHar Hehaal ----- t i l l a an. a m. T o a tk .. ------ -------l:N a. m. T o au g AHa ll F a lla w a k ta -----— • M p, m. T ka Maaiaa W a Baa# H aaacallaU a te r r ie s T ill a a t M Id-W atk Haralca (W a t) _ Tiff p. a . T hird C uadar S lagsplralloa _ _ H ill p. a t Maralac Warakla — 1 1 : 1 1 PAOLA CHURCH OF C H R ItT Blghwap II W aat Merrla H akr ------ > * a a c a IM Hikla Claw — H iM a. a t M aralac W arakla — 11:11 a. m. K raatac W arakla — H I* a* Blkla Ctaia w w u . _ t i l l p. » FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH I I I P ark A?A B ar. Robert M. JoaklaA Pastor M oraine Worohlp __ 1:10 a m. Sunday Hohaal ---- . 1:11 a ra. M oraine W orship — t i l l a m. M TF M satlnea __ | : t l p. a (Intsrm adlsta, Pentor) B vanlne W orship _ 7:1* a m. a Church Of God CHURCH OF OOD iln d 4 F reaah L H. A lf o r d ___ —------Foots* fu n d ay Bchosl —_ 4:41 a sa Moraine Worship — 11144 A m. E rs n is lls lls Psry. - T ill a m. T usa P rayar Sarv. - T ill a * • Thors. Toung Ptopla Endsovor ....... T ill a ■*• far lha haUldlne of characnnd dtiaanahip It la a stora•pl/Uual valuau Without a CHURCH OP OOD o r PROPHECY 1111 Etm Avanua Its*. Robert Welch _ _ P aatar Sunday S ch o o l___— 4:11 a. m. W orship Strylca __ 11:41 a m. K -nestlsU o Sarr. — Til* a mT u id a ri Dltala T ra la ln f — T ill A *"• Thuradayi T o u as Ptopla Bara lea T ill p a t. Wadnosdar I Corinthians 9: If-17 Thursday FhUippUni Friday GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Ray. W. E. Timms __Pastor ■unday S c h o o l.......... M S a m. M oraine Sarvlcao „ U:»a a ra. Choir I'ractlca Wad. T :ll a m. E vsry One Wsloomo. Saturday Jamaa 1:22-17 w aaaton 2:1-1 Presbyterian FIRST PRESBTTBBIAH CHURCH ■an ford, PI a Oak Asa * IrS a t Orover C, Hawaii J r . _ Psatoa E dgar W. Smith J r . A ssistant P astor C hurch S c h o o l_____ |; « | a. m, Baaalon Msats — 11:11 a m. M oraine Worship _ ii;oa a m. Plonaar Fellowship _ 1:0* A m* Sanlor HI Pallowahlp 4:01 a m. Evening Worship 7:11 a m. Wad. P ray ar M aotlne 7:11 a m. CHURCH OP T H E COVENANT ITTI South Orlando Drlvo Thom as IL Makln __ P astor W o r s h ip --------------«;«« a m. Ckuroh School — - It:** a ra. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible TH E AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. &. Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO, a n d S taff ZITTROWER BROS 1400 S. Elm SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges End S taff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD FA IR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17*92, Sanford NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC, HARRELL A BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St-, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford J. C. PEN N EY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S taff BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 501 W. 1st. St*, Sanford Plumbing, H eating, Air Conditioning L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO, John Dunn and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO, J. M* Cameron and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies ROSE AND W IL E 'S RESTAURANT Rose A Wilks Bowman A Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Ovisdo, Florida P a#Ia W aslayta M atbadtaL EL IS W, at Pools SL Jama* A M R . S anferd A ss. ■L Mary's AM.E. Churak SL EL I I I Oataaa S l PauTa M ethodist C h u r a k Ostaan Rd. E ntarprtaa Stafford Momartal M athadU t C h u r a k S. DoBary SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Paraal Luka S*T*nth-d*y AdcanUat Churak, Hwy. I l l , P o rta l City ■STtuth-day Advanllat Church. MallUnd At *. A lum ant* Sprlaga te afo rd Scvsnth-day A dvaatlat church, te r a a th E Elm SANFORD WELDING A FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley A Employees HILL HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT CO. LEE BROTHERS CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. F irst, Sanford Bobby Nawman and Employees LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon K ellett — Herman Koleff and Employees A. DUDA A SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees BAPTIST ML Stun M issionary Baptist. Sips* Are. N.w ML C alrory M issionary Baptist m i w. nth sl b'sw Salim Prl ml lira B aptist Church, !t«* W. 11th SL New ML Xian B aptist Church, 171* Pear Avs Oaklaw u Uaptlat Ckapal, 1741 W. Mth SL nataau Uaptlat Church I'lnccrcat llaptlat Church, t i t W. Onora ltd. P rairie Lab* Uaptlat Church, Hides ltd , Faro P ark Progrssa M issionary B aptist Churak. Midway Second Shiloh Missionary B ap tist Church, Ninth E Hickory St. Jam *. Missionary B ap tist C kurtk Sts. SMITTY'S SN A PPIN ’ TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON. INC. ■nd S taff WHATABURGER 2545 F rench Avenu* WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH D IR EC TO R Y Antioch B epllal Church, Orledo Central DaptUt Church. 1111 Oak i l k CkuUala Flrat Uaptlat Church Chuluet* Uaptlat U laalsn B ite r Sprtnfa Uaptlat Church, IIS Lahmao Rd F lra t Uaptlat Church. I l l P ark A rt. Friendship Uuptl.t Church • ( A lternants Sprint* BL M l. Altanaaat* Spring* F irs t Baptist Church of DoBary F lra t B aptist C hares a t a a a a v a F irst Uaptlat Church a t Laha Mary F irst Uaptlat Church a t Laha Moaroa F irst Uaptlat Church * f Letgwood, Cor. Church E Uruat F lra t Uaptlat Church a t O rlate F ir s t B aptist Church a t t e a L a n te Springs F ir s t Shilah Miaalauary Uaptlat Church, t i l l W. ll t b SL F or cat City Uaptlat Church F o u n tain Hoad B ap tist Church, O rlste Lava Southern U aptlat Mlsaloa, chuluota M issionary B a p tist Church N orth US. E n terp rise Macedonia Mlsaloa B ap tist Church Ouk H ill m l Octosn M orning Olory B ap tist Ckuroh, d o n o rs Hwy. ML OUrs M issionary B aptist Church, Ssa Lands Springs A d , L ongnoed ltd. I l l Oat tan ■L Paul Miaalauary B aptist Church, Ilk SL ■L M atthews Missionary B aptist Church Canaan tlo lsh to ■L John's Miaalauary B ap tist Ckuroh, I I I Cyprsos SL T tto p ic B a p tis t C h u ra k , F a lu t S p rin g s R i . Altam onte Springs W tatslda Missionary B aptist Churak. I l l S Hally At* S ta s Mop* Uaptlat Chursh, f t l O ran ia Acs. CATHOLIC Churak a t tk a Nativity. Lake Mary All Saul* Catholic ckuroh. T il Oak At*. Homan Cal holla Macs. Sport Oman's Club. Chuluota ■t. A n n 's C a lh o lla PUco. D e n a r y Church, FerehlBf ■L Mary M agdalena Catholic Church, Malt* laid Avo, A ltam o att Sprlaga CHRISTIAN F irs t C h r i s t i a n C h u r c h . U I 7 S. t e u f c r S Ava. C s n g rc g u llo n a l C h r l a t U s C h u rc h , 1(11 P a rk Ava. Northaldo C hristian Uavtu D r, M aitland Church, Florida C H U R C H O F C H R IS T C h u rch o f C h rltL l i l t a. P o r k A r t . Church of Christ. Oauara Church of C hrist. Lons wood Church o f ChrltL Paol* Church Church Church Ckuroh of af of of CHURCH OF OOD dad. I l l Hickory dad, t i l * S. French dad. Ovlada d ad Mtoatoa. BntarprU* EPISCOPAL AU S a l u t e E p la o o p o l C k u ra h E . D a B a r y A t * , B u ta rp a lo a C h rist E p is c o p a l C k u r t k , L o n g w o a * All t e l n t a E p la c o p sl, E u la rp M s* Holy C rass Nplaceyat. Pork A t*, a t tt k LUTHERAN A tetniloa L utheran Church, O rtrbreok D r, Caaaclborry Hood Shepherd United L ulharn. J ltd E Orlande Dr. L utharen Church of U * Rod so mar, 111 W. f lth Place Mooalah Luthoroa Church. Amerloaa Laglou Hall. Pralrla Laha, Pern P ark ■l Lukes L utheran Church, RL lid ila v la METHODIST B araott Memorial M ethodist DoBary Avo. E uterprloo B o ar L a h a M a ih o d la t c k u r o h Ckurah, B. Ilothol AM.E. Church. Canaan H eights Casselberry Comm unity Maihodlat Church. Hwy, tl*kl E Ptnoy llldgo ltd , Casaclbcrry DoBary Community M ethodist Ckuroh W. H ighland* DoBary C hrist M ethodist C hurak Ionian* E states F irst Methodist Church, t t l P ark A t* F lrat Maihodlat C hurch of O rlads F irst Sou:horn Maihodlat Church Woman's Club 111 Ouk At* Fra* M athadlat Church, 141 W. Itk SL Qonava Maihodlat Ckuroh, d e u c e s Oreoa Maihodlat Chursh, O nora BA O raat Chapsi A M R Church, Octcdo O akgrara M athadlat Church, Ovlada Oataaa M athadlat Churak MAIARENS F I r* t Church a f tk a N aas rasa, W. tad at Mapla Fora P ark C kurtk a f tk a X u a r a t a f f l r l n RA, Para P a rk Laha Mary Church a f th* Manures* PRESBYTERIAN Community P resbyterian Churak. Lake Mary Flrat Presbyterian Chursh. Ouk A t*. E Ird SL F irst P raabytanau C kurtk. Chaaalbtrry Flrat Praabytartau Churak a f DaBary, R 111(bland P rotbytcrlaa Ckurah a f T ka C aa sa su t IM I R Orlando Dr. SL Andrews Praabytartau Church 1111 L*a> usal Bek. D r, t e a r L aha U pasta Carnal unity P ro tb y tarU h Ckurah. OTHER CHURCHES Alisa’s A.M.E. Church. OIItu E I llh Church of Ood In C hrltL Ovlada Chuluota Community Church Church of Ood *r Prophecy, SII7 Elm A t* Church a f Ood Mission, Entarprtaa Ckurah af Jasua C hrist af L atter Day S alat* t i l l P ark At * Community Chapel. Altam onte S p rin ts E astern O rthsdos Church, St. Johns Chry* aoatom Chapel. Hwy. 17-IL Porn Park Coogrogallau Both lerasi. ll t h A M agnolia P i n t Churak *1 Christ, SalaulML II* R tad SL Kingdom Hall a t Jahoyah'a w itn ess l-• ha Moaroa UulL t i l l W. T hird SL F lrat Paaiacostal Church of Laagwood ML OllT* H oliness Church, O ak H ltl RA Ostooa Plnacraal Aoaomhly a f OaA 17lh E Elm Sanford Alliance Ckuroh. U*1 A P ark At * Sanford C ongregation o t Jehovah’s Wit* ■oaso* H I Soafard At * Tka te lT sttea Army. I l l R. ta d SL U altp Ckurah of S a ilo r * t i l H. 1st SL �W9* *** c 10 ^ Designed not only to help human sufferers but also to fcavw dollar* for bm inon and industry, tha Contra] Florida 9 Council on Aleohollim will ba organised a t 7:30 tonight a t tha American Red Croca building, 2401 Eaat Central Arena*, Orlando. * • * Jim Crow* inform* u* tha ahad are running In the St. John* again. Several good catchea reported laat week. % * M. T. Dixon, Florida’* di­ rector of veteran* affair*, say* that the liberalisation of tha veterans’ pension law, which goes into effect Jan. 1, will increase moet pension rates for veterans of WW .1, WW H and tha Korean con­ flict, and widow* and chil­ dren, by approximately seven M per cent. w • * # Remember tha Judy Klnnlard Fund. Send your contri­ butions to Box 643, This la the little Geneva girl who was struck by a hit-and-run driver a few weeks ago and now lies In the hospital with a broken back and other injuries. Tha Lions Club kicked off the fund V w ith a 1 100 contribution. • • • The DeLand High football roosers didn't take too kindly to the burning of the bulldog a t the stake during the Sem­ inole Band half-time show. Under cover of darkness, (field lights were turned out) several DeLand rootera ran out on the field and attempt* ^ cd to "aava" the dog effigy, . b u t were thwarted by a band official. s e e QUESTION: Why were bar­ ricades not put up on First Street Wednesday afternoon during the Seminole High Sehoo] parade? Some drivers insisted on driving down the street in the middle of the 9 parade — a dangerous thing to do and disconcerting to the paraders. We didn't see any city police around from where w* were standing (Oak and F irst). What happened? • 4 'J ’* (| 4 jj * • Reports from Ocala Indicate th a t on* of tha most colorful entriea in that city’s Christmas Parade last Saturday was tha Seminole High School Band. The local group also participated in last week’s Sants Claus parade in Orlan­ do. In between these perform­ ances the band alio appeared a t the Seminole-DeLand foot­ ball game laat Wednesday. It must have been quite a week for Ernie Cowley and his eggregatlon. • e e "That's the kind of a holi­ day we like," chorused depu­ ties this morning when asked how things went Thursday. They ssid the only out of the ordinary report they received wa* of a stolen car. The wom­ an called back a little later, saying her hubby had tha car, ■ < • Sometimes you can jump to conclusions. An out-of state car was seen being parked on First Street this morning— and the driver walked sway. Ha went as far a t French Avenue and then turned south. The witness told police of his suspicions. As police arrived, tha man was seen returning— carrying a gasoline can. He'd rua out of gas. • • • Next it's the Santa Claua arrival during tha giant Christmas parads next Wed­ nesday. And from than on things will be popping, what with shopping, parties and the like. • e • That washing machine and dryer they've been wanting at Sanford Junior High for the gymnasium has been approv­ ed by the school board. Seems like they've been talking about thesa two items for months. Clad it’s over! Freezing Weather Due Tonight Vegetable, Citrus Crops In No Danger LAKELAND (UPI) — Subfreeling weather will push isto Florida as fa r south as Or­ lando tonight but forecasters said th a n would ba little or no froet. T hen appeared to be no danger to citrus la Central Florida nor to vegetabl* crop* in the aouthern half of the state. Weatherman said tempera­ tures would rang* from cold to rather cool throughout tho whol* state Tuesday but Flor­ ida should begin warming up Toeeday nig h t T h a thermometer w i l l plunge tonight as low aa 24 to 30 degrees In the North­ west Florida panhandle and 23 to 30 degrees in tile Su­ wannee end north portion of the Gaineavillo districts. Temperatures may dip as tow as 20 degrees in the aouthern half of tho Gains*villa district and northam half of tha Upper East Coast section, and between 30 and 34 in tha Orlando and north portion of tha BrookvUl* dis­ trict*. Elsewhere predictions war* for temperature! in the upper 30s and lower 40s down to the Everglades, and In tha 40* around Lake Okeechobee and 90s in the Lower East Coast districts. Brisk n o r t h e r l y winds should keep frost from form­ ing despite freexing tsm p a s­ tures In tha upper half of the ■Ute, forecaster* said. As tha Faderal-Stata Frost Warning Service at Lakeland Issued its freeie warnings, tha Miami Weather Bureau closed down tho 1904 hurri­ cane season today with its final summary of tha tropical Atlantic and Caribbean Sea areas. Thera were no elgns of tropical storms on tha horIson, tha final report stated. Cold air dropped the tem­ perature fa r below aero In tho Northern Plains and chill­ ed much of tha E ast today. Snow fell In the East, too, and hsavy rain drenched the Northwest. The temperature was 2S be­ low at Aberdeen, S. D., and seven below a t SL Paul, Minn., early today. The mer­ cury plunged Sunday to 2.1 below at Havre, Mont., and 29 below at Bismarck, N, D. Hazardous driving warnings wsra in effect for Maryland and West Virginia, with up to throe inches of snow ex­ pected. Snow fell from the Ohio Valley to the middle Mississippi Valley, with three inches on tha ground at Springfield, 111, A reeding of 12 in Dei Moines, Iowa, Sunday was only ons degree above the record low set in 1929. Four inches of snow fell Sunday at Lamonf, Iowa, and West Point, Neb. Two funnel cloudi were spotted in lhs Miami area Sunday. Woman Slain A t N. M iam i NORTH MIAMI BEACH UPI)—The nude, badly beat­ en body of a 60-year-old West New York (N. J.) widow was discovsred by police lata Sun­ day when they broke through the door of her winter home here. Police laid tha victim waa Identified Monday aa Julia Berger. Her body was found on a bed in tha beach home. A wire coat hanger had been iwistrd around her neck, am official said. Sem inole County > IferaUi s ip c o t w n m ) W EATHER: Cloudy and cold T im d a y ; low tonight 25-88. VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON* NOVEMBER 30, 1964 Hospital Bids To Be Opened December 22 — 'I'"" 1 > rfERE* i ? M E fl/H G C H R IS T M A S “CHRISTMAS" (Christm as. Fla., th a t U) will be postm arked on greeting cards deposited a t the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. Chamber officials will transport th e cards to Christm as. Kirs. W. A. Chastain (le ft), of the Chamber office, accepts greetings cards from Mrs. B, A. Fradd, of Orlando. (H erald Photo) Rebels Shoot Hoover Report Down Airliner Denied By LBJ WASHINGTON (U PD -T he White House said today Presi­ dent Johnson "never enter­ tained" the thought of replac­ ing J. Edgar Hoover aa FBI director. George E. Beedy, presiden­ tial press secretary, made the comment in denying a magailnn report that Johnson was seeking a replacement for Utf 69y car-old Hoover. "The President never heard of any inch proposal — that Mr. Hoover bo rcplacrd—and never entertained any auch Idea," Reedy aaid. "It's unfortunate that this story wasn't checked out prior to publication," he added. Reedy made the (Utement in response to a query. Rumor Denied Of Expansion LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con go (UPI) - A chartered Bel­ gian airliner Sunday crashed and burned d t^k* off from s*»nl*y port, U was report* There were conflicting of the death to ll In Brussels, tha Belgian gov­ ernment Institute for Informa­ tion and Documentation (INBEL), said the plane waa shot down by rebel gunfire and that II persons were believed to have been killed. Reports received here said seven crew members and pas­ sengers atxiard the four-en­ gine DCt were killed. Other sources said 33 persons were killed and seven Injured. The plane had transported ammunition and supplies to Congolese ermy troops in Stanleyville. It was owned by the Belgian International Air Service (DIAS) and chartered by the Congolese government. Catholics Use Rumors indicating that the Pinccrest Shopping Center in South Sanford would be ex­ panded were denied today by W. R Me Elroy, president of the Bcltemead Corporation, developers of the trade center. "We have no immediate plans in prospect for expand­ ing our center in Sanford," he said, but he added, "that doesn't mean that we don't in­ tend to enlarge the develop­ ment " McElroy said that this situa­ tion could change overnight but that at this time there waa nothing he could an­ nounce for publication. M ass Reform The plane crash report came aa hopes dimmed for aaaiog th at MO White hoitafM K f DieTilrd rebels ittffosed against des­ perate efforts by outnumber­ ed Congolese Army troops and white mercenaries to crush the rebellion. Report* from fighting areas were scant but the rebel* were reliably reported to con­ trol almost one sixth of the country — an area about as large as the state of Texas. "With the withdrawal of the Belgian paratroops and the Congolese Vrmy bogged down on all fronts, the chances of survival for many of the whites arc seriously com­ promised to say the least," one military observer said. Nearly 2.00C hostage* were rescued last week in two spec­ tacular missions carried out by the Belgian paratroopers jumping from U. S Air Force plane*. The troops left the Congo Sunday en route hack lo Brussels. Eighty-five—and possibly as many as 137—hostages were slam by rebels before help could reach them Three of the victims were Americans and at least five more U.S. citizen* remained at the mer­ cy of savage rebels today. NEW YORK (UPI) — Th* tuition'* R o m a n Catholics Sunday iuaugutalrd th* use of English and nthi>r revolu­ tionary reform* in the Sun­ day Mai*. Many appeared a bit ionfused but generally pleated with the service tiu t places new emphatia on participa­ tion by pari»hioner*. For some of the country's IS million Catholica it wus undoubtedly a shock to hear themselves concluding th * PETROS, Tenn. (UPI) — Mas* proper with tha words, ‘‘Thanks be to God." .Since Around 133 convicts, armed c h i l d h o o d they had been with dynamite, revolted in a mine shaft and held three taught, "Deo gratia*." foremen a a hostages for 12 hours until prison authorities agreed to hear their griev­ ances on mailing privileges. The foremen were released unharmed shortly alter mid­ night and the prisoners return­ ed to their cells in the Brushy Mountain State Prison. lfr u r t u ta n Prison Hostages Freed Unharmed A Holiday Story for Youngsters! e H j p J t r a t (G The ogeleas story sf the lirtk of Christ, sensitively told is terms of s little shepherd boy of th* timo, will appoor is this nowspopor. lo sure to watch for this bsautifully ill ultra tod, heartwarming story strip. \ SANFORD, FLORIDA iu u va • • • Body Recovered Seminole Memorial Hospltat Administrator Bob Besserer announced that bids (or the It million 40-bed expansion pro­ gram will be opened at 7 p. m. Dec. 22. Besserer and Sanford archi­ tect John Burton IV conferr­ ed with officials of the Hous­ ing and Home Finance Admin­ istration In Atlanta last week when plana and specification) for the new wing were approv­ ed by the federal agency. Beaaerer, during an Inform­ al press conference Saturday afternoon, said that the 60bed addition, the third expan­ sion program since the hos­ pital was opened, would bring the number ot beds available to patients to 200, give or take fir* either way. "Our architect," said Besscred, "was highly compliment­ ed when HHFA authorities told us that Rurton's plans and specifications were some ol the beat thsy had examined." Besserer stated that he ex­ pected construction of the new wing to begin right after the first of the year. O fficer D ies LANSING, Mich. (UPI) — Army Capt. Joseph G. Cald­ well, 27, of Miami, Fla., quarterback of tha I960 West Point football team, died last night in St. Lawrence Hos­ • • • The U.S. Civil Service pital of injuriea suffered in a two-car collision. Commission h is announced ex­ aminations for persons taperienced in the automatic data A ssault Charged A man identified as David processing field and officers for positions at federal penal Butler wa* charged with asand correctional institutions. tault with a deadly weapon For additional information in­ aftar a cutting incident at the terested persons may contact Goldsboro Bar. Police said the tha Commission at Washing­ victim Is Bertha Mae Arnold, of West 11th Street, ton, D.C. on the S t Johna R iver * * * * "The N ile o f Am erica” * * * * Full Calendar Faces LBJ As Vacation Ends BRADENTON (UPI) - The body of a seven-year-old Tam­ pa boy was recovered from a lake near here Sunday night WASHINGTON (UPI) after an ail-day search for the President Johnson returned to youth by officials. his White House desk today with a full rang* of problems U. S. Sends Bill —both foreign and domeitlc— MOSCOW (UPI) — The bidding for hit attention. Uppermost on hit agenda United States has submitted a bill to the Soviet government was a full-scale review of U. for damage done the American S. strategy In the antl-Com Embassy oy Atro-Aslan stu­ munlit war in South Viet dents demonstrating against Nam, one of • long aerie* of such sessions. tha Congo airlift. No lea* urgent, however, were the problem* of the Locks On Star PASADENA, Calif. (UP1>- NATO Alliance and the future Tha Mars-bound U. S. space­ of the American • aponsored craft Mariner-4 "locked" onto Multilateral Nuclear F o r c e th* bright itar Canopus with (MLF). British Prime Minister Bar Us electronic ey* early today in a tricky maneuver which old Wilson arrives in Waihingstopped the craR's roll in ton next week for talks on these subjects. apace. Th* Chief Executive, who returned Sunday night from an 30 Below NEW YORK (UPI) - The 11-day working vacation at his lowest temperature reported Texas ranch, confers with Am bassador Maxwell D. Taylor this morning to the U.S. Wea­ ther Bureau, excluding Alas­ Tuesday on Viet Nam. In advance of the session, ka and Hawaii, waa 30 below zero at Brslntrd and Bemldjl Johnson put a damper on spec­ Minn. The highest reported ulation about any expansion of the three year-old U, S. Sunday wat 47 at Los Angetei, military effort in South Viet Calif., and Clewtston, Fla. Nem. He told a Saturday conference that such Counties Warned newt speculation waa ‘'prematura" TALLAHASSEE (UPI) and that he expected no State Comptroller Ray Green dramatic announcement alter warned county tax assessors the Taylor meeting. today that they probably ar* In recent days, admlnlitra teg te bare te ,1* have become «1 af er the degree of eolation that a Ion to "extend the t be Imminent. t»ve aasurancca that Rail Parley there was no "crUis" atmos­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Railroad and union negotiator* phere, and that Johnson wss approaching the problem meat with Labor Secretary W. with a spirit of caution. Willard Wtrti this afternoon H iere is said to be no inten­ for tuzthcr barga ■ ;ng on a tion la Washington to abandon wage dispute w blcP^ii threat­ th* basic policy of seeking ened a nation wide rails itrik*. solutions which avoid a major The strike originatly was war. scheduled to begin Nov. 23 Thla would rule out any deci­ but was postponed. sion for large-scale Invasion of North Viet Nam or bomb­ Space Test ing of major Industrial tar CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) The Federal Spsce Agency gets deep In that country. said today it plans to send Its two-seater Gemini spaceship on Its final unmanned test flight next week to clear the way for the first two-man flight early next year. Project Gemini, followed on to the suc­ cessful Mercury program, la designed to keep two men In orbit for up to two weeks to practice for Apollo moon (lights expected by 1970. ‘New Evidence1 In Baker Case WASHINGTON (UPI) GOP member of the Senate rules committee dropped hints today of new evidence which could expand the Bobby Bak­ er Investigation th en it opens again Tuesday. Thera were indications that the new evidence Involved the alleged use of "party girls" by government ami Industry offi­ cials in Washington—an angle th* committee refused to ex­ plore in its previous investiga­ tion last July SHOPPING OATS lEfT Explosion Victim Reported ‘Fair* Russell Talmadge. 22, of 311 Granada Court, severaly burn­ ed Nov. 19 when a cooker ex­ ploded at the HL1I Plant, was reported in fair condition to­ day at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Talmadge suffered second and third degree burns over 10 per cent of his body when the boiler exploded, officials said today. NO. 832 CHRISTMAS SCALSIifllTIlii liber RESPIRATORY DISEASES Pope Prepares For India Visit VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Th* Vatican announced tnd*y that Pope Pnul VI will stop briefly Irt Ilf Irut, Lebanon, Wednesday during his flight lo the Eucharistic Congress in Bombay, India. Pop* Paul u**d hi* blessing to the crowd* in St. Peter'* Square Sunday to ask fur prayer* that hi* trip tu the Cungre** be seen a* purely devotional. Th# 34th Cnngr*** nf th* Roman Catholic Church got duwn to wuik today with an­ ticipation mounting over th* Pope's impending visit. Daylong study session* war* mapped out for Catholic prelates and priest* and visit­ or* to discus* problem* rang­ ing from worldwide activities of tha church to local Asian famine. “HONEY QUEEN" K aren R uetcr (rig h t) and Karen Lee will give away the toys in this eightfoot stocking a t Florida State Bank to area children a fte r the Jaycee Christina* parade (H erald Photo) Wednesday afternoon. Yialetide Parade 'Greatest Ever' What is expected to be the largest Christmas parade In Sanford history will begin her* Wednesday at 3:30 p m. Mora than 110 units will particlpata in It. Wayn* Albert, parade chair­ man, report* thla year’s event will be "the longest, finest and most beautiful parada 1,000 Visit Nursing Home aver staged In Sanford.” The Shrine Club fua anil will be a highlight of th* event as it performs with it* zany antics, Albert said. Santa Claus will be riding atop one of the 8anford-S*minole Jaycee floats. The theme of the p an d a is "My Christmas Dream" and th* two boys who aubmlttad the winning theme will b# giv­ en a special spot In tha par­ ade. The winners a n Scotty Fuller, 4, and Dicky Deal, 9. Marching b a n d s from schools throughout Central Florida will participate. The parade will be ted by the Sem­ inole High School band. Thla 1* the 15 annual par­ ade staged by the Jaycee* and it is expected to d n w ant ot the largest crowd* In Sanford history, Albert aaid t h l e morning. Th* opening of th* new Ssminot* Lodge N u r s i n g Home in Sanford Sunday was a "smashing euccess." More than 1,000 persona streamed into the sparkling new facility between noon and 8 p.m. and the owners, Mr. end Mr*. Donald Graham, ex­ pressed themselves "over­ whelmed” a t the tremendous lntarsat shown by pdr-ons’ who flocked In from all over Central Florida. "We had no idea to many people would attend — my By Ualled F rets husband lost hla vole* com­ The nation'i traffic toll for pletely, he talked to so many the Thanksgiving weekend fell people. When we opened the far short of the toll for a sim­ doors at noon, there were lines ilar period last year. of people already waiting to The United Press Interna­ com* in, and this continued In tional count at 8:30 a.m. (bow­ a steady stream for eight ed that 339 persona had died hours," said Mr*. Graham. in traffic accidents during th* The new nursing home lo­ huliday period. cated on Bay Avenue will op­ The breakdown: Traffic, en Tuesday with 33 beds and 332; fires, 43; planet, 21, and ail facilities for 21-hour care. miscellaneous, 108, for a total On th* staff are Donald of 706. Graham, owner and adminlSeventeen persona died on strator, Mr*. Florence Gra- Florida's roada during tha hern, secretary; Mrs. Marie l o n g Thanksgiving holiday Graham, BN, nursing tupqr- weekend, the Florida Highway intrndent, plus a staff of four Patrol said Monday. New York led the nation registered nurses, fiee nurse* aides, an orderly and a kitchen tt.Ci 43 traffic deaths, follow­ ed by Texas 40, California 34. craw of three. Illinois 23 and Michigan and Pennsylvania 2J each. Mon­ tana and Wyoming were tha Oath Is Given MIAMI <UI*I) - James U \ nnly states with no reported Matthew* wa* sworn in today accidental deaths of any kind. The holiday began at 6 p.m. aa an assistant U. 3. At­ torney in Miami. Ha is tha Wednesday and continued un­ first Negro to hold such • til midnight .Sunday. The Napost in the south. I(.t was a 1tiun.il Safety Council said municipal judge at Opa Locku | that for a similar 102-hour liefora receiving Ilia federal period last November 6(32 perappointment. j sons died. Traffic Toil Hits 539 In Nation Christmaitime . . . anytime! Count on Penney’* far conti nirnt credit . . • Ju«t buy it . , • Charge it e n n e if f f t alw ays F iner q u a l it y ® Russell Pushes For Viet Action WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Richard B. Russell, (D-Ga.) Just back from a Texas visit with President Johnson, Wed­ nesday indicated support for stepped-up U. S. military ac­ tion in Viet Nam. Russell, chairman of the In­ fluential Senate Armed Ser­ vices Commltte*, told news­ men ‘‘wa either have got lo get out or take some action to help the Vietnamese, They won’t help them reives. "We made a mistake in go­ ing in there but l can't figure out any way to get out with­ out scaring the rsat of the world." t FOR HIM . . . LEATHER OPERAS 3 99 Brown Handiom* opera mode) ■Upper* . . . leather up­ per*. cushion crapo sols*. Lots of comfort, lata of life. SOFT-STEP SLIPPE R S EDGED IN FU R 2" A collaring of m l ttT trim* this low-bee led slipir, So comfortable, toe. £ it*. 4 to 10. �•5 # § n f« rft ( m i l P ||« $ — N or. 80, 1W4 South Seminole Elementary CIP Sets Christmas Program f P T C K E R D i p L D r u g Stores Long Road Ends For 'Faded Rose' ■ea, aha teatlfied at Old Bailey in defence of Dr. Stephen Ward, the playboy — Sven* gall of the Christina Keeler— John Profumo ecandal. Her testimony waa brief. For the moat part it waa diaeounted by the Judge and Jury. And Margaret McGowan ■tapped out of the witneaa box and back into the aeedy, after-dark obecurity of Lon­ Slovio Students don. Today, the aharp • featured Enjoy Hoy Ride dark-haired girl waa back in By Evtlyn l.undy tha headllnea. Thirty-five etudenta of the Htr body waa found un­ PART OF THE CROWD Joining in ground clearing day sponsored by Blavia Junior High School re* der a pile of rubble and dead Forest City Community Association on site of the proposed new club eantly enjoyed a hay Hda to leavea in a parking lot dote house in Lake H arriet E states are shown as they gathered to w atch Duck Pond for an evening of to the buay atreeta and allaya heavy equipment being operated by th e Marines, who also are donating fam es and refreehmente. The ■he knew well. The body, with their services toward the project, (Herald Photo) trip wae made in two hay Itt left arm tattooed with a wagona drawn by tractore and flower, waa naked and ap­ tha Duck Pond area, in addi­ peared to have been dumped tion to beautiful moonlight, from a car aeveral weeka waa aglow with many torch* ago. ea. She la the aixth prostitute Everyone enjoyed routing to die violently and myateriNEW YORK tUPIl - See- United Nationals itself." ther Russia must pay over­ marehmellowe over a grill end oualy in the taint general ar­ due assessment* for UN retary of Stale Dean Ruik and American officials said all tha group wee aerved refreeh* ea of London in the paat year. Indications were that Gromyko Soviet Foreign Minister An­ poacs-koopini forces or lose mente of donuta and puneh. drei Gromyko were expected would agree to delay until iter right to vote on tha a l­ Sponaora of the outing were Mra. Ferdinand Duda and Mockery Causes today io approve a formula February a decision on whe­ terably. Mra. John Duda Jr. Chsparto postpone a showdown on the onea were Mr. and Mre, Joe Vicar To Quit explosive issue of Rusaia’e FLA. GRADE “A " D * D WHOLE Battle and Steve Sidlick. CAMBRIDGE, England - voting rights in the United Special gueeta were Mr. and (UPI)— Rev. Herbert Carton. Nations. Mre. E. I.. Bellhom. 42, vicar of St. Paul'a Church If they fail, the dispute could here for aix yeara, haa re- erupt with shattering Impact aigned bee line of the “ moc­ on the floor of the UN as­ Chase Executive kery" of having to marry and sembly soon alter it com­ bury perioni who were not mences its annual session regular Tuesday. Attends Seminar Ha saidchurchgoera. he found il a mock­ Rusk and Gromyko were John F. Bolt, atilelanl gen­ ery lo marry rouptei who meeting at a "working lunch" eral manager of Chaie and "may not have darkened the in the U. S. secretary’s hotel Company, will participate in church door for yeara" and suite, the first high-level So the fifth annual International lo bury Ihoie who had "ne­ viet-American acssion aince management acmlnar thla glected or rven rejected the the ouster ol Oct. 15 ol Prc gospel." week et Skokie. III. mler Nikita Khrushchev. The temlnar, “ Managing Rusk and Gromyko arrived] for Change," will atudy waya F a m ily S u p p e r Sunday nlqht. to aurvive and capitalize on The U. S. secretary said "we A Family Night Fellowahip the revolutionary changrt oc­ Supper will he held in Weaver face some constitutional pro­ curring in agriculture and the Hall of the Casselberry Com­ blems that go to the very fertilizer ami animal feed in- munity Methodiat Church at heart of the organization." RIB END CUT duatrlea. Gromyko declared that Ken­ fl:20 p.m. Wednesday. All International Airport thoie attending are aaked to nedy Congreat became reaponai- bring their awn Uhls service that he had come to "defend bte for the adminlslratiun of anil covered iliah. An old-fas* the peace, lo defend the rights LOIN END CUT the affaira of the Ih.tiuT of binned hymn sing will follow of the peop,e» to independent drvclopmnt and to defend the the aupper. Columbia on June 20, 1871. LONDON <Utt> — In her ■hart Ufa 22-yaar-otd prostit­ ute N i r p r t l McGowan uiad ■everal names and one* rci« to tha giddy heights of inter* national notoriety. That waa la it year when, almost alone of all hla former friends, patlente and miatreaa- Russia's UN Vote Parley Topic By J i m Casselberry Program on the theme, "Christmas A r o u n d the World," will bo presented a t a meeting of South Seminole Elementary CTP to be held a t the school auditorium, 7:20 p m., Tuesday. Muiie appropriate to tha season from various countries will be presented by the Jun­ ior Choir of Downey Memor­ ial Church of Union Pork un­ der tha direction of CTP member, Mra. E. M. Cadi*. Several members of tha CTP also will taka part In the pro­ gram, giving customs from throughout the world. Two important lum a of bualntsa will bo a vote on tho projects to be undertaken this year and proposed revisions in the constitution and by­ laws. It will b« necessary to present a membership card in order to vota on these lasuta. There will be a nursery op­ en for small children and parents are asked to bring the neceesary equipment. Refresh­ ments will be aerved follow­ ing the meeting In the cafe­ teria by third grade room mothers. The CTP Safety Committee, under chairmanship of Mra, Mary Schmidt, haa mat and safety belts and badgea have been obtained for the adults participating in the program. So far a safety patrol hei bean act up in tha Howell Park area. Th* next meeting of the study group on testing la sch­ eduled for 9:20 a.m. Thursday, at th* home of the chairman, Mra Ann May. loin SR 436 near Hnvrelt Creek. Speaker wilt be from th* Orange County Guidance Clinic. TURHT1WBRINT CMMSSPtOAU SWIFTS ICE CREAM 53 * COUPON EDGEWORTH TOBACCO 14-tt. C ot RfW y R i * M Rtf. $1.44 Tha American Medical As­ sociation waa founded May ft, 1H47, in Philadelphia, Penna. 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Roosevelt Williams, Betty Johnston, Robert Dennis, Kevin IMckett, Annie WUswrar, Belinda Hughes, David Coffee. Dennis Everett Smith, Lueden Kites, Johnnie 51. Cornett, Sanford; Werner Wiegand, Deflary; 5lary II. Watson, D s L s n il ; Marie 0 Brookes, Fern Park; Betty R o w l a n d , laike Monroe; Sharon Hutto and buhy girl, Longwood. NOVEMBER 26. 1964 Admin* hut* Freda Piercy, G i l b e r t Duiegle, Annin Smith. Sally Johnson, Albert Phelps, Annin Ruth Paige, Carolyn Picklr, Gennette Roach, Sanford; ^Thelma Smith, DeBary; Mary Watson, DcLwnd; Alien How­ ard, Lake Mary; T i ni o t h Tague, Orlando. Birth* Mr. and Mrs, James Roach, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Picklr, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and 51rs. Urucn Howard, I.ako Mary, a girl; - Mr , and Mrs, Jes.de Paige, •O steen, a hoy. SW IF T S PR EM IU M PROTEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE tfeBEEFtfotNEEDS LESS COOKING TIME! (LIMIT 2 PLEASE) SW IF T S PREM IUM Horse Showers Oust 'Inspector’ RALEIGH, N C. (UP!) Sheriffs deputies escorted • Humane Society worker from the Carolina walking horse show Sunday after die showed up for an "inspection” that angered about 10U horse own er*. Mrs Pearl Twyne, of Ar­ lington. Va„ said she suspect­ ed that acids had been used the horses’ feel In make (hem step higher during the exhibition. Horse owners c r o w d e d around Mrs Twyne, who re­ presents the Virginia Federa­ tion of Humane Societies and the North Carolina Humane Society. "Let's get her out of here," one of them shouted. % Deputy W K. Watkins and other officers escorted her from the stables "I don't know what would have happened if officers had o<»4 been at the scene." W'at-1 Una said. One horse owner said the horsemen were tired of "be­ ing run over by this old lady." . Mrs. Twyne said the action Rs]y roc fir mod her suspicions PilUbury Sweet M ItH irm lfc Biscuits.............. 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FOR THOSE EASY TO FIX MEALS royal pink salmon POPULAR, FLAVORFUL sno-tip salmon N" 53- s s Im soap OELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT lipton soup mixes O h> $7 4 • sh isk ae 0 7 4 ttwp » noodl* A/ BRISK, OELICIOUS brisk Upton tea 4 5 - 4i T 67- A �Dr. Croat's Peek Into Future WlfiES&eMk S f M W w a n s w sb a ffe td oh boOd> rn m U m in s id e , H t t f u t t i g ild in g p h i)- ad, la atm a matter of debate. But _ of Ilk*—tha vtronment In which our gnadehOdren will Uva, lien a m i It will be a world whieh ha power hart tha ake over aeeordiaf to tbahr datli An impreaaiva picture of hamaa ■ocirty at tha beginntag of tho (1st century was recently drawn bv Dr. L. Haller, vice pgiali —t la caarf* of advanced teehaotefy aarvieea for Genera] Blartrte. "By the end of tha eantuy. atarvatioo will ba obaolata," he «a£L “Not only will wo product more food than wo consume all over tha world, but wa should bo wafloM tha way to creating syntbatte foods, Independ­ ent of the soil.Tho human lifespan will continue to lengthen aa we warn more about tha aging process and perfect arti­ fice! organs to replace worn-out ones. We wfll also have unraveled the genetfe code passed from parents to off­ prevent spring and may be able some inherited diseases. Other advances Haller forseea by S000 A .D .: — The oceans will be mined for minerals, and wt may even be put­ ting together all kinds of materials air, water and common ela­ te tha earth's crust. — Malay MteDitcft sod Iftftar beams win w b It possible to eommtmieate with anyone, an y w h ara, a n y tim t. I n ­ dividuate win have mintetur* tste* vision transceivers to sea and talk with a a another over personal chan* — Ih o physical frontiers will ba daapwithlnth e earth and far out in ■pace. Exploration of tho moon and nearer planets win be well under way. — (tear vehicles win be powered by and fuel cells. No its ana*rt£ will ba more than a tar hoars apart. — Ordinary people will have ae> caas to computers as they now have to electric power. The “information revolution" wffl have m lapadtr for probl nun's cai atm thinking by n and crate time*. . Whether or not such a society will deserve the adjective “groat," how­ ever, depends upon whether men ean keep up with this dlxsying technol­ ogical progress, which is moving faster and faster and affecting evpart of life, including personal m s . Bays Haller: “Trying to ‘make M ime' of change will ba our highest task." feriartty real plat. CASE U-441; Timmy 0 , •fad 11, is a grads school bully. "Dr. Crane," his worried “Ho senna abaawad with tho doalro to pick on his elaaomate* and than keeps it ■p till they shod tears. "How does psychology an* S Why was Juno U se­ ise ted aa flo g Day T A—Thin particular data wag chaasn baranaa on thia day, to 1777, tha first “ S ta n sad Stripes’' flag was ordered by Um Continental Congress, as our law-awhbg body was Thought For Today So faith, hope, love abide, thou three; but the greatest of these te love— I Cor. 13:19. • • * Wa have committed the Golden Rule to memory; let us now commit it to Ufa— Edwin Markham. ■nice aiossat— Roy Crowley PbycMegy Of M h i schoolmates, hla s u p e r i o r Ballk* usually u « cos* physical strength y a ra lta him P*M*Ung for an isfcrierity to encased hi thia nntt-eoctel a . behavior. Bo I had a s b to rrlo v Utor Too newspaper reader. of with Ttmmy’s Mother u d tho this clinical column on mod* f l n t question 1 u k e d her i n ico-psychology can thtta bethis: coaw w ry throwd a t diagnoa* “I* Timmy ■ bed-wetter?" lag human behavior if you That b u t tho only ro o m will aenpbook thaw actual for ■ bully but It k a com* offieo caaoa and alao a n d for tho non-profit booklets your For millions of chOdraa do nowipspor makoa available. not take over control of their F ar I pour into this column own bladder by tho ngo of enough caaeo to illustrate at* fear year*. moot all tho p s y c h o l o g y Some continue a s victims of eouraeo offered at your state enuresis clear through grade univenitlce. school and own high school. Many of yon readers never In fact, It la an Uoccasional C C M IU IU II causa for disturbed personal­ took a formal college course college and also In psychology. ity both ia in collage But that docent debar you in military service. from obtaining a vast fund Many men were “washed out" of tho Army and Navy of knowledge about practical b World War H because of psychology via this “Univer­ sity in P rint," which te what bed-wetting! every newspaper really 1a. But a typical bed-wettor, So send for my booklet on such aa Timmy, who cornea the “N-Uroclaat." which exfrom a cultured horns, usually has his juvanUo behavior plains kow to cope with bed"eovarod up* by the family. watting. E n e l o a e a long Thus, hla classmates don’t stamped, return a n v a I o p *, resiles that Timmy b addict* plus 20 cants. (Always writ* to Dr. ad to a babyish habit. Craaa la cars of this sews* V But Timmy doaal So ho faala socially toe! illy quite eraHe paper, sarteelac * teag stamped, addressed envelope Inferior to hla companions. In h li own eight Tommy 1s aad B cents to rover typ­ ing aad printing caste when thus deflated. yea aaad fa r ana e f hit *Tm atfll n baby," te the booklets.) humiliating flea that he refaeee to face eonsclouily but which goads him onward into OVER 35 TEARS hla bullying. At P i n t A Palmetto Then thte next thought en­ (Alongside eld peat office) ters hla mind: “I f I can make the other boys cry, that will label them aa more babjlih than me, for at least I don’t cry In public." Thus, Timmy te prodded in­ to a constant campaign to • Carpet* • Furniture mako other boys cry. • H I* • PU And sine* ha la of greater • Raatol Bada stature than moat of hla Q—I t It tun rise when tho Blast tho full orb ho seen? A—I t is 0081100 whan tha l i n t Baa of light appears, or Phil Newsom Says WASHINGTON (NEA) — put to use first f i r tha 1st* though rumors persist that upper edge o r limb of tho Tough though ha te to work John F. Kennedy and mors Bundy has hia eap set for for, President Lyndon John­ recently for Jahasea, are as higher things. political organiser. The son nevertheless could con­ Curiously, tha h e a v i e s t tinue to hang onto much of President reliod steadily on spat* at “resignation rumors" hla present White House his Judgments and finllng* in warns tha man Johnson tha ftete thte fall. him**if brought to tha Whits 0 - W h y did William Jaabloc have te aoco to grambUag among tho staff. FRAOUV, Case hosier aki a— I t to said that even tf Ken­ House: Jack Valenti, chief a logs Bryan resign aa secre­ (UP!) - WItkte tea watte of roach Czechoslovakia whoa* people aiateat rising food Hla relations wtih tha pan. , Prague's aaeteot c u tis lias reglma only two years ago de­ prices and Um cost of enter- pla around him always have nedy had lived, O'Brien would shadow and “orchastiatev" a t tary of state? been more Intricate and var­ now bo asking to be relieved tho President's day; Bfll tha (treat of the alchemist* to molished the granite statue of talnment. A—On Jun* 8, Ur. whleb CM jaara ago Emperor Stella which towered 100 feet Khrushchev’s fall la Mos­ ied than la suggested by such of liaison duties ha has no Moyers, heavy duty admlnte- Bryan resigned after dis­ Rudolph U sum mooed iclrot- high over Prague, overshadow- cow cams aa • shock to tha things aa lumping them In lova for. He wants to bo n trativs assistant, and agreement with President secretary Georg* Reedy. tots te two baa* nutate Into lag s i a landmark area the Czech govaremoot, Just u 11 groups I a b a 1 a d “Johnson full-time organiser. Wilson on policy arising out Friends say O'Brien has not men" and “Kennedy men." Some source* My Valenti of tha torpedoing of the liner gold. Today, within tha aim s ancient castlo and St. Vlttw did to the people. Those labels have some­ tha slightest complaint. Hla I* likeliest to depart, though Lusitania. walk, Cemmsnkt Czech Isad­ Catbdral. Within the party th e n were what limited usefulness. They labors for and with Johnson tbs real reasons leading to­ ora ates soak aa scoaostte mte* la Catcboslavohla these new emotion, do not Indicate automatically have been satisfying. But pol­ ward each a move are pres­ freedoms la part were doe to seta. Q—Why are small people la tho first days, white re­ which man would moat Ilka itics call*. With John Bailey ently clouded. T ta a b a c k te secetsary bn- tho relaxations awocialod with Property Lilliputian* I fraining from direct comment Those dess-la believe tha to leave the White House continuing a* Democratic as* causa after y ean of boom tha Nikita Khrushchev. os events In Moscow, tha gov A—Ulliput la an Imaginary tional chairman, the question President could sway Moyers fold, now that tha flection te Ciach teoaomy actually has Partly they wart do# to a what use the President against moving out. With country of Swift’s “ Gulllvar’i steadily worsening economic eminent quickly reaffirmed to past. Nor do they tell which turned dewawird. the troubled Czech people Its could find for O’Brlen’a sup­ Walter Jenkins goM since tanta, tha Lilliputians, have men find the President’! de­ Aad Just u Rudolph’s at­ situation which emboldened tha moral charge eras levied (Iran their name to anything tempt violated certain Immu­ Western-minded Caecfa econo­ determination to press ahead mands upon them hardest to erior abilities. Another KenMdy man of against him In October, Moy diminutive. table tews of phyalci, so tha mists to warn thst the natloa with economic reforms and ex bear. . . . pawled contact with the West, Taka, for Instance, the case basically political bent te era te a real pivot mao. So, m w Catch economic plan vio­ was heading toward disaster As the regime retreated be­ of “Kennedy man" l-nwrenca Kenneth O’Donnell. Working In a different way, Is Bundy. Q—Hnw many baby teeth lates aatahUihcd donma ol and to demand a realistic pric C asualty For perhaps obvious rea­ does s child have? com aunltm . it draws its las- lag system and a reduction of fore the pressures of a gen­ O’Brien,.chief of White House with high national committee eral relaxation throughout-the 111 NORTH PARK 323-0331 statue this fell, he was a key congressional liaison for near­ son#, tha President te said A—There are 20 deciduous, aoaa froai espftallim, calling etotraHicd planning. Johnson strategist. But that to bo much sharper-ton good or baby, teeth. for strict east accounting, in- Tho now freedoms led also bloc and of economics, It ly four years. eealiva pay u d production ac to criticism of the government grumbled but made no real O’Brien’s supreme talents, ob te done, and ha te no long­ with his own Whit* Hous* er appointments secretary as Imports than with Kennedy In other fields among the lit- move to reinstall old repretscord lag te daauad. h* was under Kennedy. Ills men—who hero mor* inde­ U m fMadoms slowly Inch- •rary. Journals and some lve ways. Americana te the U. S. Em­ departure therefor* te seen pendent leverage. Thte may lag their way into tha nations newspaper. a* almost certain. explain tha frequent reports of tho Commasiat Bait Euro- And they gave public utter- bassy no longer ware kept Iso­ lated from tha Csech people. Reports t h a t O’Donnell of departures by Johnson Tourism found new encour­ Editor, Herald; might go to work In January men. agement and more than Too,- Tbe caption under a photo for tha saw Sen. Robert F. Yet here, too, the story la Czechs were permitted to oa the front page of last Fri­ Kennedy #f New York are, not quite limp!*. Moyer* has Herald Area Correspondents visit bayood their own borders. day’s paper itated that Mist however, considered poorly always wanted to get back to Eatarprtae AIt sweat# Arriaga Soma even were allowed to Dannan was the first feminine founded. the Peace Corps. Reedy waa Mrs. Rltcklo Harris Mrs. Jells Haris* emigrate. nurse to come to Sanford NAS. Other K e n n e d y Whit* a reluctant draft** for tha lu -iau Government stations contin­ There have been aeveral femi­ House holdovers still on the press Job. ued to jam (Indio Free Europe nine predecessors to Miss Dan Job seem likely to continue Beer Like-Fereet City And even after tha Freal but dropped the Jamming of nan. We have only had the Indefinitely. They Include Mc- dent'* fabled toughness la dis­ Lake Mary Mia. Maryana Milas Mr*. Fraacrs wi Voica of American Csech lan­ pleasure of knowing Miss Ruth Georga Bundy, security af­ counted, the Job of a to] aaa-a«Ta I M - lltl guage broadcasts and ilmlUr Browne and Miss Sarah Me fairs adviser; Myer Feldman, Whit* House aide te long, ex Casselberry broadcasts over tbs BBC and Glnnls, both a great asset to special counsel; La* White, haueting, damaging to nor­ Lake Moareo M n. Jsn* Casselberry Mrs. H. L. J french radios. the Clinic at NAS with their labor and civil right* aide. mal family Ilf*. The real sura ia -s a u an«m It even permitted the re­ pleasant manner and going These and other* have prlta may be how many man­ sumption of a certain amount out of their way many times to worked out a "good accom­ Losfwaed age to stick It for the dura­ Cbalaeta Mrs. l)onna Eataa of private Industry, primarily help people. We shall deeply modation" with the President, tion. Mrs. J e s s Msgte aaa-ui7 la the services such aa laun­ miss Sarah McGinnis who te lu -ru North Ovlsade dry, car-wash and ahoe repair. transferring to Guam for duty. Mrs. Margaret Caeby Tha plight of the Czech econ­ She Is a charming ami grac Deltas* aia-am omy, which tait year actually ious lady and a very feminine Mr*. Mitered Baaay Oeteen saw a decline of more than nurse. Mrs. Ctertace Sardes one per cent In both Industrial a u 4 u i Betty Roberson Genova production and In Uie national Dee Andersoo Oviedo M rs JsA aa Hays Income, generally is blamed Pat Russell Mrs. Evtlya Leady aiMaia upon rigid centralized plann­ aia-am Pat Beers ing and, according to the gova a • ernment newspaper Rude Pro­ Editor, Tha ileraldt vo, “ dogmatic ideas and rsWas happy ta see tha Judices surviving from the per­ Chamber of Commerce ad for iod of the personality cult." the Shad Derby In the Flsld In aimpller language, the anl Stream again thia year planners Ignored the need to This will let people know replace worn-out or aging there la something to atop IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED Whathar you want a faw Puge 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., November 30, 19(5-1 equipment ami to Invest goods in Sanford for beside* a look which could compete on the at the flowers w* are to have "shopping dollars" or • substantial a u r a s a. (iiblqw , suitob s e n ruatisaam world market r a m v o tm is i. (fenUu., . aw m i ■«****» after awhile. YOUR NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY sum of monay, you'H Ilka tha A mw aystem will be intro­ Crowe’s Camp will have ailRSST S L IIU a B B jU L iaa l . n a a i T s u a A4v a r t i s t s * O ir e e ta r asatglais * 4l«r duced gradually beginning In n u t unscita way wa handla everything. hundred or more cuttings of IMS. B S B R T L JOHNSON Adv«rtltiae U u i i w CONTACT OUR BUSINESS OFFICE Fireball I’oineettia we will bn Meats la* XSlitr n o t MATT In part, its success will de­ happy to make available to f te a s r a l a d v e r t l s l a g S U nag** OuniS WILLIAMS pend upon the ability of tbe AAVIN aUUNMAHNa the committee in charge of S e c ie tf e d i t o r IMIMM U lU fH m w economists to overcome u o m n A llllis Um strong opposition of pro- thte beautification program, c i t y E d ito r Mschaelcal Bupl. alao a few ihrub*. S t i l l WNLLS vlaclal party leaders and plant BILL VIHBST The cash you need O-aaty l l i u r BUtf P tu lo irip lir managers who sea their own And, If The Herald wfll can ba to yaur sponsor a fund for ua* of this rublUhta dally .ic .p t Saturday, Sunday aad CbrUUuas; puk- Jobs threatened. hands almost aa Failure could result la nt- beautification committee, lUb.d Saturday frsessdlas Christmas. CHECK THE NUMBER IN THE NEW aim suM irrioa hatbs ter choas and mw hardships will contribute (20 to kick it »een as you ask tor Ho n t Dulli.ry lie w.tfc for tbe Csech people, wbo off. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY BEFORE CALLING. Let’a do aomething, not just By ISaN aanixoLM couavv ALL trrUKW MAIL while working harder u d harder bavo bean getting poor­ talk about it. IM S I I .u r l i l t * t IMT m s s Meats* * a n a Muataa er and poorer. & B. (Jim) Crows A lt S Meutbs are I Mealbs LM l Meal* I.M I M-atb ft- ft P*a 1*1 B*s*UU*a* yruvlde teat *U wall saktsrlpUeaa be FOR FAST C O N V E N IE N T Said la advaa**. Political Notebook Czech Economy Down e « Sanford Furniture Co. & ^CARRAW AY McKIBBIN Letters # THE NEW WINTER PARK TELEPHONE DIRECTORY HAS BEEN a DELIVERED > CASH1 - ©l|* #anfori) $ rrali) IMPORTANT 644-5011 Tea U*raid I* a a w b w *( u « Usu*« r r w wbus U aa UtleA sisJtMvsly t* lb* ••* Ur rspsklUatisa «( all ta* leeal a* we priui.d la tbla Baiere* ee eeeeeS slats welter oeieeer Iv, ISIS el Ike rust Office ef Stater*, Fled**, asSer Ike Ael el Ceagreea tf Mart*, a, lit!. Me p a n el a i r waianat. a*wa « tavetueiaa. t i n i t eAltlea el Tke l u f e r l SteralA wag ke rtpro4«cM la aar w ta str wltktu t w rillta perwltslua el tke aekiltker ol Tkt Utral*. Aar laeiviuukl er flrw retpuaelkle fer tusk refre*iuiUa s ill ke lonilutrs* ae lafrlaging ua The HtrtU t eepgrlakt aa* will ke kal* Hekla loo dam**ee ualer Ue U», (jj)"!" G A C. F IN A N C E S H O P P IN G USE T H E C O R P O R A T I O N I I I Wert Fini Street...................... Telephone322 370 -------------------------------eeuros ■- ■■■ a — d 2 l North Orange Avenue.............. Telephone 4J 4-360J 401 W eil Central Bmdevord............ Telephone 423 A49J 1243 foil Colonial Drive.................. .'Telephone 425-2441 IQANI MAPI TO lU IM M tl OF A ll NIAMT IQWMft "Y E L L O W PAGES.” THE WINTER PARK TELEPHONE CO. ¥ �British Politicians Warned CHIPPED BEEP (REGULAR 3Jt) CHIPPED H A M (REGULAR ISO By Tool A. Culltn LONDON (NEA) — CockIsO parties, (set motorcar* sad Swiss tki holiday* are oat for Britain’s new Labor gcvernment. So are free-wheeling pleasure jaunts beyond a 60mile radius of London. Tbs L a b o r government's precarious fire-rota majority in the House of Commons has condemned the S16 Labor members of Parliament to a life of austerity. In fact, they are eirtual prisoners In West­ minster Palace where Parlia­ ment meets. H a r o l d Wilson, Labor's hard-pressed prim* minister, needs erery rot* he can mus­ ter if he is to force through Parliament such controreralal measures as the nationalise* tlon of ateel, repeal of the Rent Act and repeal of Na­ tional Health 8errlce charges for prescriptions. A rlrus epidemic is all that it would take'to wipe out the tiny Labor majority and send the new goremment crashing to defeat If firs Labor party mem­ bers met with an accident while riding In the same car on their way to Westminster, the goremment would be placed in Immediate jeopardy. There is no provision in British law for recording a rot* from a hospital bedside. Already Labor has sus­ tained its first casualty in Sir Geoffrey de Freitas, newly elected, who suffered a con­ cussion when his car crashed in Cambridge. Fortunately for the gorem m ent Sir Geof­ frey is not expected to be on the sick list long. This explains why Prime Minister Wilson haa ordered Laborites to guard t h e i r health, avoid reckless driving and to keep regular hours. He la taking no chances on h a r i n g h i s government NIPPY BEEP (REGULAR S3«) CORNED BEEF YOU* CHOfCI QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED— PS ICES GOOO THRU DECEMBER 2N D NEW . . C RAC KIN ' GOOO SWEET OR BUTTERMILK 13-Count Con Orange Juke 2 £99/ VAIH SIN G FROZEN POTATOES French Fries 5 9 9 / AO M m REGULAR 27s . . D IX IE DARLING BROWN *N SERVE II Twin Rolls.. 2 ’£ 49/ REGULAR I9« . . D IX IE DARLING BUTTERMILK Loaf Bread 2 ^ 33/ SUBER'S QUARTER PORK LO IN SLICED INTO 8 BACON 1 Pork Chops Pork Roast FRESH BOSTON BUTTS TH IS 160-POUND SIX-POINT BUCK was down­ ed by William M. Brown Jr., (kneeling) non of Sanford’s well known Cotton Brown (left), while hunting with Gus Schmah. Cotton’s o th er son. David, is a t right. REG 39s . . ASTOR PRUNI Post Toasties #see yourself in the shine of this new furniture *2l polish y £ l Ing. From now on fitneee ctaisea and a itrict dietary regime are the new order of the day in Labor’s ranks. Thsre will be no Swiss ski trips for Laborites over th# Christmas holidays. S u c h trip* often result in ovrrlndulgence, If not broken limbs, neither of which Wilson can afford. Even business trips for Cabinet ministers a rt being strictly rationed, until auch time aa th* Labor govern­ ments arrives at an arrange­ ment with the Torlee where­ by absentees on both aides of the House of Common* can be paired off to nullify tha loss of their votes. Meanwhile, tha Ls bo rite* are already beginning to groan under their austerity yoke, but there I* little they can Ho about i t In charge of keeping them in line I* Edward Wataon Short, th* government’s Chief Whip, whose Job is to aee that the politician* file into the voting lobbiee when the bell rings. Short so far la cracking a long whip. PILLSBURY fPANCAKE MIX i Party Enjoyed In Deltona Only palm trees native to Arisons ar* found in Palm Canyon, in th* Kofa Mountsins northwest of Phoenix, f TOD YAUMITAAAFJ FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM TW O FRBB. eeee Sflvidwichtt handling TOWVALUB 6TAMW r o u w M l . CAMS t b « i tow f r o iin Apple Juice BOOB TMSBU O IC fM B IR I • AAP • SenkarUc • Faust's • SherwIn-WinU • Furniture Center • Ted Williams • 3Dry C arter • Thriftw ay • Mather’s • Touchton’s • RoumilDt Drug • Wilson-Maier Wieners th w ascsM ace * t o f v a u m it a m p s I T N M ’I BAB B B J u i c e . . . 3 ”» 1 D r in k s 1 5 ^ 1 J r THRIFTY M A ID CORNED IMAGE goes smoothly on your torniture or appliance], mirrors, mar­ ble or glass. It leaves a gleaming lustre yet it leaves no sticky film or chalky residue. No, you dont rub It ov buN it...ju st enjoy IL Newest plastic caAlamar lor u g I I Y Thanksgiving By Mildred Haney Another social success was chalked up for th* Deltona Pioneer Club which sponsor­ ed Thanksgiving party for Deltona residents and their friends last Monday night. A very delightful Thanks­ giving skit, directed by Zeral Mallard, was put on by tha Adult Education pupil* of th* Speech and Drama class. Tha Deltona Combo played for dancing and Mallard and Mrs. Oscar Lorch tang a duet. Neighbor visited with neigh­ bor and many newcomer* wert welcomed. Mr*. Harry Powsll an­ nounced that a Christmas par­ ty would be held on Monday night, December 14. and would be sponsored by th* Deltona Pioneer Club. K**p this date hi mind and plan ta celebrate with ua another wonderful Christmas la Deltona. " FRESH TENDER YOUNG h e in z S k KETCHUP m �. 3 3 « a K '-v* Oviedo 5 'Hits jpe Boards' At Colonial Tomorrow Night lions Open Cage Season Shorthanded Indian Five Hampered By Bowl Game Paf« « — Nor. SO, 1M4 With the grid season* o w tar Lyman High'* Grey boundi and tto Crooma H i|h Pan* than, tv * Samlaoto county flffkl* club* ara etUl prop a r li| tar coataata. TW Last two duba or* th* SHS Seminole* of Sanford and Um Ovtedo Lion*— both of w tm i hare weekend bowl anT to Seminole* go to Laesto rg for a meeting with tha Yellow Jackets of the Lake C a n ty city to tto annual Elks Bowl and tto Oviedo Lions tra­ vel to Dunaellon to match forces with Willistoa to tha Rainbow Bowl. U m Tribe, with a record of •even wins, aoe loss sad a BOB SWAFFAB. the Oklahoma State University basketball player pair a t ttoa, to looking forward planted by a team of whose arm waa severed in a clothes dryer and reimpl, a*a ion lor tto Lion racer* -p erh ap a to get revenge for i. The 6-foot-9 doctors, la back on the campus, ready to resume hia etudlea. will not i*e action. Thi* main* tto defeat handed them last junior ia pictured while confined at University Hospital, Oklahoma City. that for tbo moat part Oviedo'* •aaasn by the Yellow Jackets junior vanity win to tangUng to a regular Mason contest. with tba Grenadian. During tba 1963 grid season Jlnrwy Courier, Tad B#BSeminole won 10 games and t o n , l a s Brnoka and BlDy lost one—to Leesburg. At that Milder — tear of Uat h i m o ' i time the Tribe waa a mem top potat-makar* - will not to r of tto Orange Belt Con­ though both tto Baa vara and tons with victories ever arch By Uaitad Presa participate. Mika Partin will ference and the lots almost A college football season Trojan* had Identical 3-1 con­ rivals. to tto only vanity regular to coat them tto league title. can't to written off am a suc­ ference standings, Oregon Tto Bulldog* downed Geor­ BILL KUYKENDALL (30). Seminole High and a n d halfback, does like an aaa action jn tto epener. They went on to win tto cess or failure until the lost SUM got tba bid to gia Tech, 7-0, for • 8-8-2 rec­ ndaglo dancer for Herald photographer Bill Vincent Jr. when the Indian Oviedo's second encounter i own despite tbc setback. ord and Sun Bowl bid. Okla­ “danced’’ on the Sanford goal line while juggling (and losing) this pass gam* is over, and sometimes Michigan a t Pasadena. a t tto season will not coma This year, tto local* moved not oven then. homa, slraady going to the Georgia and Oklahoma, in the game with DeLand last week. until Dot. It when the Lion* Into tto Metro circuit and lost Gator Bowl, put on a testT to final* meant everything pair of bowl-bound run tato Lyman High'* Grey, only one tilt—th at on* to to Army and Notre Dame, but wrapped up their regular quartet aeorlng spree to datoonda la loach off what local Edgswater’s Eaglet who ap­ Southern California, Oregon feat Oklahoma State, obaarvar* a n figuring will to peared to be beaded for tto State and Alabama didn't In t t o big Notr* D tm t tto most netting cage season title until they ware knocked know how to rat* their suedownfall, Craig Fartlg passed la tto school'* history. off by tto Colonial Grena­ cess even after tha final whis­ for two touchdowns and Mike dier* and subsequently also by tle had blown on tholr own Garrett ran for ont to overBoone. Seminole whipped Col­ teat games. a 17-0 halftime deficit. onial—their only lota at the Tto Cadets rolled to aa ear­ Army’s 11-8 upset victory season — and the locals tied over Navy waa more than en­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ly 8-0 lead by tackling Roger HOUSTON (UP1) - Dick Park than any other player la iver hi* u r n s wss announc­ Boone's Braves. This arrange ough to let tha Cadets call m On* of tto moot closely guard­ Staubach for a safety and on Stuart, baseball’s non-stop con* history. ed or any time ha put hia manta gave SHS lb* runnerup 4-8 season successful. ed White House secrets dur­ a touchdown past from Roll!* vcrsationaUit, left the Boston They booed him when he to ad out of tba dugout to aaa title to tto Oraage-Samlnole ing former President Dwight SUcbwth to John Seymour. Notre Dame, on th* oth«r M A N C H E S T E R , Eng. Red Sox today the same way walked on th* field, whenD. Elsenhower’s y en n aa But Barry Nickerson bad to hand, Isn't likely to b« satis­ If It waa raining. (U Pf)-W lllla Pastrano, of ha joined them—talking a blua e e e ap­ fied with a 0-1 mark after chief executive has a t long kick a last-period field goal Miami Beach, attempt* hi* streak. HI* defsaslv* play, peared headed for a perfect blowing the national champi­ last been disclosed. for tha firet Cadet victory second defensa of the world No sooner did the news of that’s a joke, mm, was held in Mason until they were tied by onship in a startling 20-17 lose Elsenhower’s golf score, It over Navy In th* last six meet­ light heavyweight crown hem hi* transfer to Phlladclphls for such slight esteem that Boston tto Umatilla Bulldogs and la to Southern California. esn now be told, waa In the ings. tonight a g a i n s t Britain's southpaw Dennis Dennett ter nosed out BP by Mel Mississippi meets arch-rival fans cheered derisively any Oregon State and Southsm 80a. Tarry Downes. bourne's Central Catholle Cal, however, both had to reach Stuart at Greenwich, Mississippi State and LSU Th* former President’s golf­ In tba world, but I r a n t under­ High. With this mm losa and Cockney, brown • haired Conn., thin he cleared hi* wait until after th* Roe* ing habits ara discussed in a faces Florida this weekend to Downes, who teamed to box throat and delivered a few stand tba trade. one tie, th* Lions rolled to Bowl committee met to name HOUSTON (U PI) — Mabook, "Five Star Golf," pub­ conclude the 1964 regular sea­ while a member of the United thousand well chosen words on jor league baseball official* "Fenway Park Is not a good eight victories for the best sea th* Pacific representative to lished this month by Normal son. States Marines, Is a former what h* considered "a lopsid­ took a cue from their pro foot­ place for left-banded pitchers. son in the three-year grid his th* Rose Bowt on New Yesr’i Palmer, Elsenhower's instruc­ Th* bowl outlook: , world middleweight champion ed trade." ball counterpart# and made They get bombed thers. Whitey tory of tto school. Rose — Michigan and Ore­ Day to measura their accom­ tor at Newport (R.I.) Country and now a wealthy English Stuart, known a* "Dr. a pitch for th i top talent Coaches Jim Pigott of tto plishments. Club In 1937 and IBM while gon State, betting commissioner. Strangeglove" around the available today with offers Ford Is the best there Is and Seminole* and Arthur Scott Orange — Alabama and Unfortunately for the Tro- tha summer Whit* House was the Yankees don't even use of the Lions will be putting fin­ However, Downes Is on the American league because of for such sta rt aa A1 Kallne, him there. I guess my salary Texas. Jans, the committee juat didn't located nearby. wrong and of the odds to­ the way he manhandles hLs Harmon Ktllcbrew, R o g e r had something to do with Boa- ishing touches on their club# rata the whole aeason on the Sugar — LSU and Syra­ Palmer said In tha book night for the n-heduled IB- mitt, held forth about his new this week to hopes of bringing Marla and Eddie Mathews. cuse. defeat of Notr* Dame. Atton letting me go." that tha main mason Eisen­ round fight with 29-year-old club and his old one, about them up to pin-point condi­ One offer was snapped up, Gstor — Florida State and hower kept his scores secret Faatran* here at King’s Hnll. about how the Red Sox were At tll.ono per, Stuart waa tion for tto game* this week resulting In the first intsrleaOklahoma. waa to kwp from disappoint­ Black-haired Pastrano is shortchanged in the deal ami the highest salaried player on gue trade of the baseball Cotton — Arkansas and Ne­ ing persona who might be favored at 11-6 because of hia also about being booed. the Red Sox. And on th* Oviedo leads 11 off by taking meetings Sunday when Phila­ braska. rooting for him. speed, elusiveness, niggednsss "1 Imagine they'll boo me delphia acquired slugging first basis of his 33 homers and 114 on wuustoe Friday night white Sun — Texas Tech and and slashing left jaba. In Philadelphia just as they baseman Dick Stuart from run* batted in last Mason, to tto Sanford-Lseahwg tilt Is Georgia. did In Uoston,'' he said. "That Huston for southpaw Dennis was getting ready to ask them slated for Saturday evening. Liberty — West Virginia for $50,000. Nov he'll simply ean be s rough town. 1 read Ilcnni-tt. Football and Utah. HOUSTON (UPI)—Heavy­ direct his remarks at tto where they even booed Richie Th* deal, designed to beef Phillies, Bluebonnet — Mississippi weight contender Cleveland Allen there." up the Phillies' right-handed and Texas. (Big Cat) Williams waa "Gene Mauch the Phil lies Results Big Stu Is in expert on the attack and tha Red Sox' lefttermed “out of danger” today manager called m* and told subject, ft has been said he handed pitching, - waa two By United Presa by hospital authorities al­ was booed more at Fenway months in the making end im- me I was going to be hia Last Friday night league Basketball Boston Col. 10. Holy Cross though he faced added trouble regular tin t baseman," Stuart leading How* Tires swept mi-diutely triggered feverish uid. "It's up to me now. U I on charge* of assaulting a By Vailed Frew three gamra from Betty Results activity In other baseball t goof up, I got no ooe to blame Army II. Navy 8 Election Slated highway patrolman. Ann's Hairstyling to plac* Georgia 7, Georgia Tech 0 The Men's Golf Anociatlon quarters. but myself." Williams, 31, th# world's By United Free* PHILADELPHIA — Army tha in tha No. 1 spot In tha For sxemple: —The Dodg­ Vanderbilt 7, Tennessee 0 of the Mayfair Country Club time be managed to handle tto defeated Navy, 11-1, with th# second - ranked heavyweight Navy Sea Radra 84, W. Va. Sandspura League standing*. Florida 12, .Miami, Fla. 10 will meet at 7:30 Tuesday at ers asked the Tigers if Ka­ simplest possible play. Eveo help of Barry Nickerson's 20- contender, was recovering a t Leading tha "Ure gals' T 69 Oklahoma 21, Oklahoma ffl. the club. According to Harry lin* can he had. a bunt. Ban Taub Hospital from a yard field goal. Alderson B r o a d i l eu 96, with big games were Sue IS —Klllehrew waa the subject Cushing, the meeting will fea bullet wound h* suffered Sat­ The Irrepressible 32-year-old Jackson’s 190/499; H • I a n Shprd 92 Tex. Chritn 17, So. Meth­ lure the election of officera for of conversation betwsen the first baseman probably hit his LOS ANGELES - Southern urday night in a struggle radgett’a 198/522 and Mari Rio Grande 89, Cumberland odist S the forthcoming year plua White Sax and Twins. peak tto day be scooped up a California upaot Notr# Dame, with H i g h w a y Patrolman 77 lyn Ferguson's 180. Bethune Cook man 20, Alien adopting a program of plan­ —Manager A1 Lopea admltt frankfurter wrapper that had 20-17 to ruin the Irish chance* Dal* E. Witten. Oakland City 86, Pembroke High for Batty Ann's waa 12 ned tournament and tocial sc- ed the White Sox are after floated onto the Bald at Fen­ of a perfect sasaon. Witten arretted William# 64 Darkis Owsn* with ■ 219/633. Baylor 27, Blee 20 "on# good hitter," and if they Uvitles. way Park. He was given a near Tomball, north of here, Guilford 100, Charlotte 77 Dot Johnson led O. K. Tires Cincinnati 20, Houston fl ran't land Klllehrew, they'd riotous ovation for not boot on suspicion of drunken driv­ Alliance Col, 86, Wheeling BALTIMORE — Sadair won to a clean sweep over Pierro 20-GAME VICTORS New Mexico 9, Kansas St. he interested in Marls, too. Ing U. tto |177,C3S Pimlico Futurity ing. The shooting occurred Manufacturing with her 168. Col. 67 7 NEW VORK (UPI) - The —Mathews la available at "I figure Boston should when, Witten said, William* Sioux Falla, 01, N. W. Top* for Plsrro’s was Jean So. Calif, 20, Notre Dame National League baa bad at Milwaukee. The Angela like have gotten more for me than by IK lengths over Hall To triad to get away. Minn. 63 All. Kreick’s 190. Jean still leads 17 leaat one 20-game winner him and would give up Ro Re­ lu s t B e n n e tt i l n n a " S t u a r t Milligan Coll. I l l , St. th* league in th* average de­ every year line* m l, u id about Sunday'* swap. NEW YORK - Smart nosed Zim m er First partment with a respectable Atlrws. 68 out favored Sunrise Flight In N. W. La. 69. S. E. Okta. 46 172. the $11,130 Gallant Fox Hand! St. Johns Realty, with In Peoria Golf cap at Aqueduct. Eleanor Anderson rolling the Joe Zimmer grabbed first big bail, topped Southward TORONTO — British Colum place In last week's Peoria Realty in four game*. Elean­ bit defeated Hamilton, 34-24, system handicap tournament or'* 201/640 waa just to* in the Canadian Football Lea told at th* Mid-Florida Coun­ much for tha opposition. Cap­ gue Gray Cup championship try Club by tto Senior Men's able assistance was offered gam*. G o l f Association. Zimmer with Kane Adcock’s 203/608 cam* through with * net of 33, and Jean Monroe's 178/604 BOSTON — Tony Oliva of Art Kroencke was second with which put St. Johns Realty in Minnesota ta d Richie Allen of a SI and P at Lary third with a tie for third place with Philadelphia war* aim ed tha a 11. Pierro. ACTION! THRILLS! Americas and National Lea w«<W, NWMlaw Uodar th# Fcoria system, In other action Leasing gua rookies of tto year. player* taka total score of six Transfer won three games Snwiay pre-detignated holes, multiply from Chapman Blocks and FIRST GAME MEXICO CITY - Art Wall by three and subtract 72 for Powell'a Insurance took four won tto Mexico Open golf the handicap. from tha Alley Cato. championship with a record P A N M M im breaking 274. Bowl Sked Listed Sports Parade Willie Pastrano Defends Title Ike's Big Secret Now Disclosed 'Bag Stu' Traded Major Leagues Angling Trades 'Big Cat' Shot By Patrolman Weekend Sports Summarized Howe Tires Win Sand Spurs Top (iai. a ia i TONIGHT 7:40 pm, T n u r iii r u n vvanivim* me xeaiure noart* quez-Cooper singles game at the Orlando-SemU nole Jai Alui Fronton ia presentee! to Chaga by Juan Chi Chi Rodriquez (second from left) and P e te C ooper ((right), outstanding pro golfers. At left u Norman E. Stabell, executive vice president and general manager of the Fronton. MIAMI - N o t r e Dim e' Ara Pirseghisn was named toad coach of the North team In tto annual North-South Shrine football gam* Dec. 23. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ERRORLESS PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Outfielder Danny Litwhiter of the Philadelphia Phillies went through th* entire 1942 season without making aa error, ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. • 1:15 P. M. ON 100 BRANDS FA RRELL’S 118 B. FIRST SANFORD WB CITB TOP TALUS STAMPS W AfiUlM II 6AMES NIBHTT M w IWM.Tm .IT W MAT1NIE Mm -*•* 1,11 SJO. s, e , w uutvanoM hl siteni FRONTON LADIES ADMITTED FREE TONIGHT With Ure* poaalbl* starter* Still playing football, Head Coach Mack Blythe's R ealnola High basketball quintet goaa Into action Friday night whan tto Tribe boats th* Mainland High Buccaneer* of Daytona Beach a t th* aehasl't Fleming Gymnaetum. Coach Ralph Btumpfa Jun­ ior varsity engera get tto sea­ son underway a t 6:80 p.m. when they tangle with Baby Boca and tha v a n ity contest between the two schools starts at 8 p m. I t could b* a repeat of last yoer’e opener whoa tto two acboela m et to opon tholr m pectlv* aeaoono and S e a tnote waa otill ploying foot­ ball — Seminole waa in tha Frontier Bowl Ult. Aa a m o l t throe of leal yeario start*rh did n e t play in tto opening con toot. This year Blythe says three possi­ ble starters will not ha avail­ able for Friday's affair. They are senior* Stove Groover and Ron Hinson and junior Mike Gray. Another v a n ity player, A1 Boniface, will still to in grid gear. "Chance* a n ," said Blytha today, “w* will sta rt two aophomoreo — Mark Reborn and Lamar Oxford — against tha Buci along with senior* Capt. F n n k Murray, Jeff WUltema and Gary Loyd." Abo expected to *** action, •aid Blythe, will bo Junior* Don Ntcholaa and senior Jack H unt ATTENTION FORD OWNERS FOR MONEY SAVING S P E C IA L S NOY. & DEC. BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS GENUINE FORD ALUM INIZED MUFFLERS I M B .5 1 FORDS $ * $ 5 Q 1952 . 81 FORDS T-BIRDS Slightly Higher GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 57 - 65 Ford A Fakon EACH $2^0 54 - 58 FORD EACH $205 NOTICE Your Friendly Ford S c n rlc n & Parti Department* Ope* TU 4:30 8 i L After* Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. 322-1481 Winter Pork MI 4-8916 �W ar. SO, 1W 4 — P n g * T Sunday Liquor Sales Blasted By Candidate LBJ, e 0 • By Js» Effort* to ( t t an ordinance passed la thg town of CesseU berry prohibiting the tat* of alcoholic beverages on Sun­ day la tha No. 1 plank In the campaign platform of Darwin A* S h u , who ra-entered tha local political picture thia week by filing to run In the Dec. 7 election for a council poet. S h u , who M ired a term an council In 1959, had thia to u y : *1 do hot think th a t It la at all complimentary to our otharwlu lovely commun­ ity to permit aueh a practice. To me it la appalling, obnoxlouo and dltgrnreful to be Creeled on either end of town with large eigne reading, 'Beer and Win# on Sunday.’ It may bo a trend of the time*, but la certainly unbe­ coming to a nation or com­ munity to eo dishonor a day of worahip. 'Tf elected I will puraua thia iteue relentleeely. _ I Legal Notice ric T rn o ie sen s; NOTICK i r h e r e b y g l v . n t h s t I ■ m en*aee<l In b u e l n o e s i l n | W. J n -1 St., Ranlor it, H tm l n o l e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , u n d e r !h« f i e tltlnua nam e of A u to o l a - a a Beat C o v e r C o . a n d t h a t I I n ­ tend to regtator u l d nam e w ith th o C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t . Bemlnola C o u n ty , F l o ri d a . In a c ­ c o r d a n c e w i t h th o p r o v l a l o o i o r t h e F lo t l tl o n a N a m e a t a l u t e * . t o . w i t : itertlo n s e t OS F l o r i d a B l a t u l e s 1517. Hie: (lobb y T. Moore P u h l l e h Nov. t , 11, I t , jo, 1144 C tK l-II F t C T I T I O i a MAKE JfOTIC B (8 h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t w e a r o e n e n e d In b u e l n 'e e a t <11 80. D l s l e I l l . w e y , C a eeo lh e r r y , Bemlnote C o u n t y . F l o r . Ida, u n d e r t h a f t c t lt l n u * n a m e nr . HemInole A A W (too t H e r r U r l v e - l n , en d t h a t w e I n t e n d to r e e l e t e r eald n a m e w i t h t h e C lerk of the C ircu it C o u rt, a e m l n o l e C o u n ty , F lo rld e , in a c c o r d a n c e w ith t h e p r o v le to n a of tho F lrtlllo u e N am e B tatutee, t o . w i t : Heoilnn H i os F l o r i d a tttatutee H i t . Die: Jo e e p h F K r u p l n e k t E v a M. K r u p l n e k t F u b l l i h Nov. 11. 14. 12, ID. 1144 CO -14 t a t h e C o u r t ml t h e t ' n o a t y J e 4 ( l , aem tnele C ounty, F l o r ­ ida. l a P r o b a t e , l a r o t K e t a i r of H A R T JA N E P ER H IO O D ece aaed . T o A ll C re d lle o a a a d r e r a o o e H a v la a C lalm a o r D e n a a d a A a n la e t l a i d R e la te , You a n d e a c h o f you * r h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d to preeent a n y claim * and d a m ao d a w h i c h yo u . o r e i t h e r o f yo . m a y have a a e l n t l th e o r t a t s of MART JA N E PKUR i a o , d e cea eed . l a t a of e a l d C o u n ty , to t h e C o u n t y J u d g « of Ham tnote C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t h ie o f fic e In t h e c o u r t houeo o f ee ld C o u n t y a t H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , from t h e t i m e o f t h e t i n t p u b ­ l i c a t i o n o f thl* n o t i c e . Two c o p . les of e a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d • h a l l h e In w r i t i n g . an d aliall • l a t # t h e p la c e o f r e e l d e n r e a n d p o et o f fic e e d d r e e e o f th e c l a i m ­ a n t . a n d a h a l l bo a w n r n t o by t h e c l a i m a n t , hie airent, o r a t ­ t o r n e y n o d a c c o m p .m l e I by e f i l i n g f e e of o n e d o llar a n d s u c h c l a i m or d e m a n d n o t ao filed e h e l l b e vo id. / a / Thelm a P rancee Jo y c e Aa E a e c u t r l a o f the I-aat W ill a n d T r u t a m c n t o f MART JA N E PKHRltiO, decea eed BTENSTHOM. D A V IS A Me INTO* It A t t o r n e y s for E x e c u t r l s P o et O ffice R o t l l l n Hanford. F l o r l d e J277t P u h lleh Nov. 14. 21. J<l A P e c 7. 1144 UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (NEA) TBs African diplo­ m at was Indignant. “ Presldent Johnson Is as muck s co­ lonialist as Senator Geldwitar,” b t exclaimed. Tha little slander man In tight pants ta d abort jackal with padded ehouldar* waa commenting on tho United States decision to suspend tin* DARWIN SHEA "I also want It known that I am not a member of any lo­ cal, organised political group nor will I submit to tha whims of any on* individual I shall endeavor to aerva tha people of the town to tha best of my ability and would Ilka to endorse Blynn (Skip) Reiker and Don Mount, who ara locking the other coun­ cil seats, and Curtis Blow, candidate for mayor. I believe thesa men are concerned with tha betterment of our town and ara men with whom I could work." Shea, a resident of tha town for 12 yeare, served for nine years aa minister of tha Community Methodist Church. He ia president of tho Llona Club of Casselberry and a member of American Legion Memorial Tost 25ft. Ho and wife, Jeanne, make their home at 851 North Triplet Drive with their chil­ dren, Darlene, 20; Velorle, 16; Hutch, M; Danny, 11 and Roger, (even, Legal Notice P I C T m o tl a Y tW R NOTICE 1.4 her eb y g i v e n t h a t 1 am e n g a g e d 1 n hu aln ea* a t H o t 1271. F o r e s t C ity . Hemlnole C o u n ty , F l o ri d a , u n d e r t h e fic­ t i t i o u s n a m e of. llA tlftR R n U A . a n d t h a t I In ten d t o r e g i s t e r •aid n a m e w ith Ihe C l e r k of the Circuit Co urt, Hemlnole C o u n ty . F l o ri d a , In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e p r o v isio n s o f t h e F i c ­ titious N am e Slatulea. to-w ltl Po rtio n *410 1 F l o r i d a B tatu tee t i l l . Big: K E N FOI.KB. INC. K e n n e t h P. F o l k s , P resident r u h t l e h Nov. lo, A Dec. T, t t , 21. 1144. • •PC I t rrrr or sa n k o iiii Altamonte PTA To Buy Blinds For School By Ju lia Barton Decision to purchase audio­ visual blinds for Altamonte Springs Elementary school in tho amount present funds will allow waa mads at last week’s meeting of tho PTA after It waa reported that a profit of 1967.76 was mads on tho school's Halloween Carnival. Members voted to aponor a magasina sale through Dee. 11 to ralsa additional mon­ ies. Four bids for blinds amt drapes were reviewed and members inspected a pull­ down ahada installed in Mrs. Trena King's room for dentatratlon purposes. I t waa announced that eye examinations will be held Dec. 7 for grades one, three end five. Children from the other grades may alto receive the examination upon request of their parents. Airs. Missouri Belle Swnfford reported on tho recent DTA State Convention held in Bradenton which eht and Mrs. Louise Kirschner attended. The program, “Harvest Festiviil of Songs," wss present­ ed by the fourth and fifth grades under direction of Mrs. Mary Frances Holton, music teacher, and brought enthusinstic responaa from tha au­ dience. Next meeting of the asso­ ciation was announced for Feb. 9, 1965, Refreshments were served at the etoee of the meeting and program by fifth grada mothers. lav H a tte a to n id B a iled b ide will be received In t h e o f f i c e of t h e C i t y Man a g - r . Han ford . F lo rid a , on th e f o l lo w in g Urine: T T w o (2) 1541 po lice r a r e t l O ne (1) light p ick u p tru ck l i t One f t ) p i c k u p t r u c k — 7.400 OVW IV One ( I ) t r u c k — 10.4*0 OVW V o n e (1) t r u c k — l g.OOrt OVW VI F e n c i n g m a t e r i a l M in im u m • p e e l f l e a t b 'n s a r e a v a i l a b l e a t Ihe C i t y M a n a g e r 's O ffice T h e se aled b i d s ahall be m a r k e d a s su ch o n t h e ou t■Me of t h e en velope a n d ahall be In t h e ally m a n a g e r '* office In t h e C ity IUII. Hanford. F lo rid a , n o t l a t e r t h a n 1:14 P M on T h u r a d a y , D e c e m b e r IS. 1141. T h e b ide will be p u h ltrly op en ed a t 2:04 P. M, o f th e s a m e d a t e T h e C ity o f Hanford r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t t o acce p t n r lo r» lect e n y o r ell h id e In the coa-io beat in t e r e s t * of t h e C ity. W a r r e n E. K n n w te a IV T K E C IIIC I’I T C O I K T O F City M a n a g e r T H H VINTII J M I I C I A I , C I R ­ S a n f o rd , F lo rid a C U IT IN A M I F o i l aK M IN OLK P u b lish Nov. 14. l i l t . C o l ' NTY. 1*4.011111 %. C DO-12. I l l i V ' E l l V NO. I44IB FIR ST N A T I O N A L , CITT M irie r. o f at i r T R U S T COM PA N T , a n a t i o n a l T H E a T AT 11 OF F I . n i l il l * T it b a n k i n g a s s o c i a t i o n , h a v i n g lie J A K t i n T R E L A S D . W HOSE p r i n c i p a l o t l t c e a n d p lace of R E S I D E N C E AND L A S T b u i l n e a a a t 11 W i llia m B t r e e t . KNO W N ADDRKSH lrt: N ew Y o rk , N. Y . T r u a t e # T h e IV O M A R T ERICKSON, Philip C arey M a n u fac tu rin g ! | H 1 It IDO E BOULEVARD. C om pany pension Plan u n d e r AIM (IT 11 ENT IK . H HOUR­ e a re rtu e n t dated D ecem ber ]), LY N. N E W T O H K : 1111, A aw nrn Com plaint having P l a i n t i f f , b een f l l . d a g a i n s t y u u In Ihe v t. C i r c u i t C o u r t In »nil f o r H*mlR O B E R T K. BUSH, e t us. e t at. nol* C o u n t y . F lo rid a . b y F E t i D e f e n d a n t s l! T J O T H EL A N D , fo r d l v o r r . , NO TIC E O F # f t T IV t h e a b o r t t i t l e nf w h ic h la I'EflM O B T iittiK r n i i p . t i . o n r R E O r JO TIIKLAND. P l a i n t i f f , T O ) R O B E R T K. IICHIt a n ! veraua, J A K O B T R E L A N D . Der n r u . 1 3 j . u c s u , m< f . n U n t . th ea* p r e s e n t * a r t in wife. r o m m a n d you to a p p e a r anil RR4IU F.N CRI U N K N O W N t i l - y o u r A nawer o r o t h e r 4*AN D T O i All p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g frne* n r p l e a d in g h e r e i n w ith I n t e r e e l ■ by, t h r o u g h , u n d e r t h a C l a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C ourt n r a g a i n s t t h e a f o r e s a i d of B em ln o la C o u n ty , F lo rid a, p erso n s . a n d a t r v a a copy t h e r e o f on TOU A R E h e r e b y n o t i f i e d P l a l n t l f f a a t t o r n e y , M a c k N. t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o f o re c lo s e a C lev e la n d , J r ., a t t o r n e y a t i^»w, c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e e n c u m b e r i n g P. O. D r a w e r Z. H anford . F l o r ­ th e f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d r e a l ida, on o r b efo re t h a l l i h d ay of property, to-w lt: D ece m b e r. A. D. t i l l , o r o t h a r L o t 24. O A K L A N D tUL LH, wlae d e c r e e pro c o n f a a a o will a c c o r d i n g t o t h e p l a t t h e r e ­ be e n t e r e d e g e i n e t you. o f a t r e c o r d e d In t*1a| H ook T h e H an fo rd l l e r e b l I* d e s i g ­ I t . P a g e a «1 a n d M. P u b - n a t e d * • e n e w a p e p e r of g e n ­ lie R e co rd s of Hem lnule e r a l c i r c u l a t i o n In w h b -h thia i C o u n ty . F l o r i d a C itatio n ah a l t he p u b l l a h e I pace h a s b een filed a g a l n a t y o u In e a c h w e e k for fo u r c o n a a c u tl v a the ab o v e sty led e u I t. weeks. a n t you are r e rj u t r e d W IT N E S S my h a n d e n d o f f i ­ t o se rv e a copy o f y o u r A n . cial e ra! of th e C l a r k n f th a e w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g t o t h e C ircu it C o u r t «n th ia t h e 12th C o m p la in t on P l a l n t l f C e a t t . . r - d ay of N o v em b er, A. D. 1244. neye. A N D E H H O N I l f B I I , (HEAL) DEAN A LOWNDES', 122 E a r ! A r t h u r II. B e - k w l t h . J r . C e n tra l B o u l e v a rd . O r la n d o , C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t F l o r i d a , a n d file t h e o r i g i n s ! By: M a r t h a T V lh len , O C , A n s w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In I M ack N. Clev eland. J r , t h e o ffice >f t h e C l e r k of t h e v t t o r n r v f o r P l a i n t i f f C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r befo re th e S u ite MS l o t h d a y of D e c e m b e r. 1141. If Hanford A t l a n t i c N a t i o n a l , y o u f e l t to lo eo, a decree p r o ' I l a n k H u tld ln g f co nfeeeo w ill he t a k e n a g a l n a t ' P. tl. D r a w e r 7. y o u for t h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In Hanford. F l o ri d a the C om pU lnL P u h lleh Nov. 14. 21, 14, A Dee T h i s N o tice ah all b e p u b l i s h ­ 7 1144. ed o nce a w e e k f o r f >ur c - n * . . IC D O - Jf c u t l v e w eek * In t h e H a n fo rd Herald D A T E D T tl l H i t h d a y of N o v ­ NOT RESPONSIBLE em b er, 1 > « . (HEAL) I will not be rrapunsiblc A r t h u r If. B e c k w i t h , J r . for any drbla incurred by C lerk of C ircu it C ourt anyone other than myself. H r : M a r t h a T . V lh len D eputy C lerk • Puhlleh Nov. •, 14. II. 14, 1144 Paymaster Who Won't Pay HARRY W. GRINDER Students Moke Sunshine Box By Evelyn Lundy Seventh grade girl* at SL Luke's Chriatian Dsy School in Simla are preparing a sunshine bog for their class­ mate, Judy Kfnniard of Gen­ eva, who waa eo seriously In­ jured in a hit-run accident re­ cently. Each girl Is bringing a smalt appropriata gift to school where they are being packed In a large box. Deliver­ ing the gifts to Judy will be Marsha Jackson, a special friertd. social contributions to the United Nations until the Busslant paid their debt of soma |S3 million. "Tbs Americans babava libs peevish children," tho diplo­ mat axid. "They are undermining the United Nations because they cannot have thiaga their way." Tha diplomat's harsh re­ marks were, of course, any­ thing but diplomatic. Yet they expressed the view of so-call­ ed neutral and "unaligned" nations on tha late* Ameri­ can • K uuiaa dispute. They seldom Mama Moscow for (suing to psy United Nstions pane* • keeping assess­ ments. This despite tha ruling of aa International court that Russia m utt pay her debt or lost bee vote ia tha General Assembly under artld a 19 oi U.N. Charter. But they see aa “ Imperial1st conspiracy" in President Johnson's decision to bring the Utua to a bead and sava the United Nations from bank­ ruptcy. No doubt that by suspend­ ing contributions tha United States ia also hitting at tha pockctbooks of the "unallgned" countries of Africa and Asia who benflt most from UN. technical and other aid programs. But It has been this bloc of nations thst has con­ sistently thwarted American efforts to pressure the default­ ing Russians to most their ob­ ligations. Until now the small nations look lightly American threats to withhold financial support from tha United Nations. A typical example waa the con­ ference of the UN. Education­ al, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) that wss hsld racenlly in Parts. The United Statee delagstsa were unceremoniously defeat­ ed in their attempt to taka away voting rights from mem­ ber nations which failed to psy thalr dues to UNESCO. Then ironically enough, an alliance of Reds and AfricanAslan neutralists passed ■ rec­ ord UNESCO budget of million. They took thia action — against the objection of American and Western dels gales — obvlouily In the be­ lief that the United States will foot the bill anyway. Whers else could they possi­ bly hope to get the money T However, this time the un aligned nations seem to have counted without the paymsster. President Johnson is un­ derstood to have anticipated the avalanche of criticism. He is determined to see 11 through anyway. Last January, Secretary ol State Dean Rusk warned that the United States will not tol­ erate much longer a situation whereby a "two-thtrda major­ ity of the General Assembly" consists of nations who con tribute only 3 per cent of the United Nations' sssessed bud­ get. The neutralists and Reda discounted Rusk's threat as usual campaign oratory rfur 1 ■ g presidential elections. Now they are Indignant bec a u s a President Johnson m en u to bring tha Utua tq a vote la tb# General Assem­ bly. The reason behind the President's decision U the growing belief of American experts on communism that the Russians now need the United Nations at an Imtrum int la their conflict with their Red Chinese adversar­ ies. That U why Moscow U currently appealing to the United Nations for an agroa­ ment to ban tha us* of mili­ tary force ia settling territor­ ial quarrela. Tha State Department no longer b e l i e v e s Russia's threat to quit the United Na­ tions If the General Assem­ bly's vote goat against them United Statee delegate Ad dial Stevenson continues to tb* compromise that mit Russia to without too* of vlot diplomats nr* Uto underdovoloaot to baek Motor thing tonThu*, inr ta* ' Fabric fa DYED FREE Sanford Shea Center 9*7 W. la t St. You II hr H n ppirr in a F O R D f ro m tone tha bn given an ippm tm tty t o . wbeth• r they are really neutral or merely Maligned o of tho Communists. •mail aatiaaa win >t r i c V l a n d V" l I- > i <•*( h 1I • M o r r i s o n ' I ' ii v l i .»• I S i . t • 11 - 1 I n r 1) 1 v' r j * FLORI DA OR GEORGI A GRADE pRicn IFPICTIVI THRU VIONISOAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RUERVID FOOD FA I R 2460 PARK AVE. KMC SIZE COCA COLA SM AU * PACK 10 OZ BTLS (PLUS DEPOSIT) ■intern ii \£— am STORE HOURS: Mon., Tuea., Wed. 6:30-7:09 Thun. 6:3# - 6:0* Fri. 6:30 • 9:00 Rat. 6:3# . 6:0# LIMIT 1 WITH FOOO ORDU AUNT JEMIMA • SAVE lOf PANCAKEMIX 2% FYNE TASTE a SAVE 17# ON 3 BTLS. PRUNEJUKE 3..... I " FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY A T Christmas! FF Deluxe FRESH FROZEN ®RCAVICTOR^ ORANGE JUKE JVewVfatd (SOLOR TV SAVE 25# ON.... 5 99 » hi < MORTON FROZEN GOLDEN RIPE HO NEY BU N S -2 5 SI* tubo («p*f*M**•«*« J*C•*- Is*. ***'• LOW PRICED ____ J . _ tl* lub* la*****! d arnel*# I i t * *4. m. ptoUe* LADY FAIR SPLIT a REG 19# lb* DONlt? Mart 19 ft*rt«* PPM* 2U 9+ta. Mtlur* tl* im**(•**'•* i n n | BUDGET TERMS! ^ THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION SanfordElectricCo. 115 MAGNOLIA BANANAS 323-1563 “ VISIT OUR RECORD A SHEET MUSIC DEPT. BROWN N'SERVE ClflVERLEAF ROLLS PKG on NEW! LB LADY FAIR ICED PASTRY CUPS PKG OF < 39< | M I K M A M T ^ G R I j M CTAJt e W F tE JH FOOD LADY PAM • " LI ISON O t FAIR ICeconet Meflagee Fla L U S C IO U S F L O R ID A ORANGES*.3' �W A S P S Luncheon Meet Features Holiday Fashions O n Parade from Mary Esther'*, showing the m y latcat in canal w a r to formal after five attire. Rickard's Beaety Salon atyled the faahioaable eoUfitrea of the modeli, who were all WASPS membera. MARGARET R A R D E N ■bowed a (tannine b l a c k tweed cape dreaa complement­ of the Chrlatmaa party at the ed with a black far doth hat leagfard Hotel In Winter and Ioni black auede gtovee. Later Ma r i a n t appeared la Park on Dec. IX Highlight of the charming allm black velvet alacka with a heavenly white craam putt blooae ever ao femlaiae, trim* baby daughter. Elder Springs •Itefci with coordtaatlnf katt | gtowtaf v*l lop (pietared). Bar dramatic I mal teem , km g black lo raa l at richly] black satta ■Vanina wrap la eatle. THELMA BARMAN model­ ed an exqubdia bine cult with matehla* hat. She waa featur­ ed neat la a honadatooth Men­ tion (pietared). CAROLINE CONROY wee attired In dull grace knit pcata with n multi-print amel Jersey blooae depicting the new Itak laa look. Later ahe modeled • awcater and aklrt of cherry heather with matching cherry heather knee aocka. For after five, Caroline ahowed a chlg. black cocktail dreaa, which waa accented with ■ large black velvet bat. Although novice*, the mod el* dl*played the aira at pro(eiaionala in the abowlng at the faahioaable creation*. The ahow waa under the capable direction and co-ordination of Mra. Either M. Ridge and Mn. Mary H. Whelchel o* Mary Eatber'a. Homemakers Plan Holiday Party The Elder Spctnga Homemaker* Club mat recently at the Agriculture Center on the Orlando Highway. Mra. G. R. Grey presided ever the boatnone meeting. Homemade article* made by the membera win be brought In (ha council Chrlatmaa party tor dlaplay. Membera are aaked to bring gift* for the T.B. Hoapital in Tampa, The Chrlatmaa party will be held In the Educational Build­ ing of the Upaala Preahyterlan Church on Dee, 4 (tarting et T:M p.m. Club mambera are asked to attend tbla party ns installation of county coun­ cil officers will also be held. The next meeting of tho club will be • covered diah lunch* non and Chriatmia party at the borne of Mra. R. L. An- Topa for aporta car and m> tor acooter buffi are charcoal grey knit woo] covered half, for both guya and dolla. The wool cover* iturdy plattle aafety helmet*. MARGARET RARDEN lounged in glowing bUck velvet panta and u ltra fem inine white cream puff blouse trim m ed in rowg of frilly lace a t WASPS Fashion Show. O ther modela participating are pictured a t th e rig h t and left in some of the exciting fashions shown from Mary E sth er's. RITA MURPHY RITA MURPHY Mn. Elisabeth Spear* of | THELMA HARMAN Pointers Given To Distinguish Real Antiques FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5697 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd f t MAGNOLIA Richard Himes, Beauty Special from Dorothy Gray V2 price Dry Skin Cleanser oi Salon Cold Cream 12 oz., regularly $500, NEW YORK (U P I)-D o you know how to tell a fake "an ­ tique" from the genuine a r­ ticle? "Many people don't, and so they’re apt to be taken by unscrupulous dealers," says Emil Fault. Faust heads Arabesque, a firm which makes wall ac­ cessories, many of them adaptations of antiques. "In many cases, a good re­ production may look better, last longer, and cost less than an antique," he said. But If your heart Is set on owning an original, here are some tips: —Don't expect to stumble onto an antique find In an attic or ham. Most antiques are already known and their value computed to the penny. —Check backs and under(idea carefully. On antique furniture the surfaces that don't show usually are rough and unfinished. —Joints on antiques a n imperfect and irregular. Sanford announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Mias Linda Spears, to Ron Buaaler, son of Mr*. Annla X. B uuler, of Nawnan, Ga. The popular bride-elect waa graduated from Seminole High School with the class of 1961 and later attended Brewton Parker College. She la pre­ sently attending Berry Col­ lege, Mount Berry, Ga., where she la a senior, majoring In elementary education and a member of N.E.A. Her fiance was graduated from Newnan High School with the class of 1063 and la preaenlly attending Berry Col­ lege where he la a Junior, ma­ joring In English and History. CAROLINE CONROY Colorful Arts, Crafts Show Conducted A t Woman's Club LINDA SPEARS PALM CIRCLE ford Garden Club met at the home of Mra. W. B. Miller Jr. for the November meeting with Mra. John D. Thomas serving aa co hoslcsi. The president, Mrs. C. J. Meriwether, presided over the business meeting and there were 23 membera present. The circle voted to compli­ ment the Sanford Chamber of Commerce on the Conserva­ tion Program and to suggest a repetition. It was suggeited that mem­ bera take shut-ins out driving to observe tha beautiful flow­ ers and gardens and to plant three trees this year. The Ways and Mcana com­ mittee will tell gloves, tape aod plastic wire. A Chinese auction is being planned and (he group will bring plants to the meetings for the auction. Mra. Helen Cole, horticul­ ture chairman, gave the fol­ lowing advice on fall garden­ ing; discontinue pruning ex­ cept tor crepe myrtle; discon­ tinue fertilising except an­ nuals, grass and roses; roses need castor pumice now; day lilies need cutting, but not be­ low bud; plant annuals and bulbe now, Mrs. L. E. Leeper presented ROBE CIRCLE a delightful program on Tha Rose Circle of the San- "Chrlatmaa Ideas." She dem­ onstrated tha making of many lovely decorations, w h i c h greatly aroused the membera' Interest. Mrs. Angel Dial was hostess at her DcRary home to the November meeting of the Palm Circt* of the Garden Club of Sanford with her sis­ ter, Mra. John Blachoff, sa­ tiating as co-hoMes*. Mrs. Blanton Owen, presi­ dent, conducted tha routine business meeting. M n. Dial showed slides of gardens and famous land­ marks from all over the Unit­ ed States and foreign coun­ tries, and the scenery was magnificent and breathtaking. Of the non-foam type of pil­ The membera were Invited lows, the most luxurious is to tour the beautifully land­ down, followed closely by scaped gardens of the Diax and Blachoff homes, which goose feather*. are adjoining and on large acreage. The winding walks, CONSlIll IIS t OH (OU R formal and informal nooks and rock gardens are pictures­ que, and were designed ami beautifully kept by the men of the family, who conducted the delightful tour. The hostesses prepared a beautiful buffet luncheon, with the members contributing to the building fund, w h i c h makes Palm Circle's share ot this project closer to comple- SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Cor. K. tat A Sanford Ave. M l- im 322-MS] To Discuss Party A t Tuesday Meet Value • BOOKS • GAMES DOWNTOWN SANFORD KADER JEW ELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. GLAMOUR COLOR N* TINTING FROM M .50 A t Open House The Woman's Club of San­ ford will hold an "Open House" at the club tonight al 7:30 p.m. to display the new card tables which the mer­ chant) of Sanford made possi­ ble. All members and advertis­ ers arc cordially invited to at­ tend. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Hair Styling Sale* 2201 8. Park Avc. Pre-Christmas • SUITS • HATS • BRAS Geneva Gardeners To Plan Baskets This Wednesday By Joann Hays The Geneva Garden Club Will meet Dee. 2 at the home of Mr*. E. W. White on Sn 4M. The time U 2 p.m. amt each member Is asked to bring an Item or items of food which will be used to make up a Christmas basket or bas­ kets which will be given to needy families in the Geneva area. This will take the place of the distributing of gifts among the membera of the club. Hoatesaes for this event are Mra. E. W. White, Mrs. Don­ ald Dunn, Mrs. Cliff O. Dona van and Mrs. R. B. Monroe. All membera are urged to attend this meeting. Ilenutiful New Suita In Stunning Fall Colon Ju st Right To W ear Now Or Later . . . Reg. 17.9A to 39.98 25% Discount HATS — Va PRICE EXQUISITE FORM BRAS Clone Out Of Certain Styles Not All Sizes In All Styles White — A Few In Black 32-36 • A-D — Reduced To Clear dC oW SA Open Wed. p. m. A FrL Nile Lighten your hair, darken your hair or cover gray completely and naturally with new Coloratura. It's the first and only permanent hair color cream designed to give salon-pcrfcct results at home. It’a self-timing, has built-in dubbera, shampoo and conditioners. N o complicated parting or sec­ tioning, no dripping. N o worry about overlap or color build-up even when retouching. Just cream it in, foam, rinse out and 1st your hair dry to a color so natural It looks aa if you were born with it.2 full applications,only 2DO* Fashions 2526 PARK DR. is as simple to apply as combing your hair! • CARDS LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN MrCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS T he Womans Club O G IL V IE Quality SILVERPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL cciving the guests in the foy­ er. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon by Mrs. D. A. Moore, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Miss Anna Nelson and Miss Alberta Boyer. The Invocation waa given by Mra. Roy Tillis. Following the luncheon, the Social Department held a card party with Mrs. Metta Starke and Mrs. R. D. Rhodes as hostesses. Mrs. E. M. Hoke won high bridge prise and M n. J. E. Baker and Mrs. Stanley Pierce won acrecno prises. By J . m Casselberry The Woman's Club of Casvplbrrry will discuss plans for the annual Christmas party at a business meeting Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The party la plan­ ned for 7:30 p.m.. Dec. U. Mrs. Carl Jack, program Platinum is about It per chairman, will present a work­ cent heavier than fine gold. shop on flower arrangements appropriate for holiday dec­ orating. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mra. Thomas Hucston, Mra. Hsnry Hansen, Mra. Charles Shirley and Mra. Headquarters "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCRRN" PHONE 322-2482 Casselberry Club Service clems. E rjo y • fresher, purer, more rad ian t cornpkxJnn a t thaw special savings. COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA The Fine Arts and Social Departmenta of the Sanford Woman’s Club recently held the November meeting with ■n arts and craft* hobby show. Mrs. C. P. Harkey di­ rected the display and Mrs. Donald Flim m was chairman of the coffee, with Mra. A. C. Me Reynold* pouring. Many lovely modern paint­ ings by club members were displayed on the stage and card tables held various hand­ made articlci along with an­ tiques of great value. Iland made quilts from the IlSO'a were featured and dis­ played by Mra. Fred Harris, Mrs. Ralph A. Smith and Mrs. Ruth Gallagher. Mrs. Gallagher also showed some of her antique china, which attracted considerable attention, along with a medi­ cal bag outfitted with original medicine bottle* used by her late father, Dr. Henderson, during his early practica of medicine in Virginia. Mr*. Stanley Pierce receiv­ ed door prlae during the cof­ fee, with Mra. Ren Wade re- Plants nted more rainfall in warm climates than in cool. T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G HAIR SHADING N* GLINTING FROM 119-50 T o Display Tables Garden Circles now $2— Dry 8Un Cleanser, "dews’* your complexion with moisture as U cleanses thoroughly. Doublerick formula sinks nrlftly Into the akin to remove make-up, to freshen and soften. Salaai Cold Cream, special form ula contains gsnUe smolUente to make your akin scrupulously MU* Spean and Mr. Buaa-1 teaching, and the final wed �Wx •n rftrf frrtO Nor. SO, 1M4 — T aft 9 Oaah Gbby: DEAR ABBY: I am a paperboy who has a terrible problem with dogs and I think I- know why. In all the books on how to train pets, people are advised to hit them with a rolled-up newspaper. Dogs are smart end they know where the pepet cornea from. So guess who gets bitten? The cus­ tomer always says the dog Is nice and never bites any­ body, so he can’t understand why the dog only bites the paperboy All the paperboys 1 know have the same trou­ ble so 1 wish you would please answer this. Thank you. BOB r . DEAR BOB Your theory may be correct, and could be helpful to those who are presently training pets. But It won't save the paperboys from dogs that have already learned to hate the sight of a newspaper and conse­ quently the one who delivers It. Ask the owners of un­ friendly dogs please to keep them tied up while you de­ liver the newspaper. The'II appreciate it The laws con­ cerning vicious pets have "teeth" in them. • • * DEAR ABBY: Greg and 1 have been going together for two years and we plan to become engaged in ot>out a year or so A while back he mentioned that his mo­ ther had a valuable pearl ring that belonged to his grandmother and when he got engaged, he could have the ring to give to his girl. ’ 1 didn't say anything at the time. However, this still bothers me as I want very much to have u modern dia­ mond engagement r i n g . Would tt he wrong to tell Greg this? I suppose Greg thinks any girt would con­ sider it an honor to wear that pearl, hut I'd rather Rattlers To Meet * Grambling MIAMI ftrp i) — Gramhling College of Gramhling, La., was named to meet the sjieedy Rattlers of Florida AAM tn the annual Orange Blouom classic at the Orange Bowl Dec. 5. Grambling has an 8-1 rec­ ord thus (ar this year with one game to go. The Rattlers— annual hosts in die colorful battle for the unofficial na­ tional Negro collegiate cham­ pionship—have a 7 1 record and meet Texas Soul hem at Jacksonville next weekend to wind up their season. The last time Gramhling and AAM met, it was in the 1955 Orange Blossom dash and Grambling came out on lop 28-21. Samuel Released NEW YORK (I t r i ) — Amado Samuel wus released outright to Buffalo of the In­ ternational I.,-ague Wednes­ day by the New York MiU. The dismissal of the rookie shortstop, who divided his time between the parent club and Buffalo last season, place the roster at 40 men. By Abigail Van B u m b i n a ring 1 can be proud of. How should I handle this? GREG’S GIRL DEAR GIRL: Walt until he offers you the p e a rl II be gives you a choice be­ tween accepting the. family heirloom, or a "new. mod­ em diamond," state your preference. If he doesn’t, •ay nothing, and accept the pearl ss a symbol of your engagement 1! you bring It up now, Greg might get the idea that you ate more tnt t rested in things m aterial than aeotimental. Are you? • s d tiq h liq h iA s DEAR ABBY: What does a newly-married person do about returning the inviteBoos of older married cou­ pler who have had you and your husband to tbeir homes for lovely dinners? We’ve been married six months and I want to reciprocate, but I would be uncomfortable In­ DEAR PERPLEXED PERPLEXED: “ Dear friends" would not bw critical ef your small quar­ ters. sparsely * furnished apartment or your ineipertooced cooking. Quit telling yourself that you will be tease and nervous, plan a simple dinner sod don't try $acoby On dbudqs By Oswold Jocoby The final match of the World Bridge Olympiad be­ • J 100 tween Italy and ths United V A JI State* was a humdinger with • III Italy finally winning. This • M U hand from the match Is B A IT (• ) among the 300 shown in the •QIM AT official handbook published W10T0I TKQ4I fJt 0 AKI10C by ths American Contract ♦ QM *11 Bridgp League. Italy took s four Interna­ • AKIM tional Match Point lead on WM board one. The next three • AX10T boards were halved but on sad West vutasrsbto hoard five a very unusual bid Rate M b Wart Warte by Sam Stsyinun led tn a nino 10 Dble. t W PWm IMP swing for the U.S. team J» >• Pkss 4 0 which It took the lead, Pass N s Dfels, Sam sat West and after Vic Pass h a s Mitchell had opened one dia­ mond and South had doubled Snm elected to bid dims heart a contract that Sam would with his collection of nothing. probably have made If allow­ Vic raised to three hearts— ed to play It, but ths Italian South was not going to be •hut out. H« went to three apadea. North raised to four spades and Sam continued hla tre­ mendous action by doubling. Then he opened the Jack of diamonds. Vie cashed the aea and king and continued with the nine. South discarded a losing heart and still had to loso one trump and one club to b« down two. At the other table, Bobhy Jordan who held the South cards for the United States simply ovsrcalled with one spade and was allowed to play the hand there. There waa •tightly different defense, *o he just made his contract, but his plus 80 added to plus 3<M) at the other table waa worth nine IMP'*. "Most parents don't teach children to honor paienthood. Little girls are taught to imi­ tate mum us wife, but not ss a mother," That's what a woman anthrupoligist, Dr. Et­ hel J. Alpvnfels of New York University, claims. If you’ve paid much atten­ tion to the way little girls are being brought up today you knuw she's right. You see little girls in thu Iteuuty salons—getting permnnents a n d sophisticated hairdos (just lika mama's!— before they know their ABC*. By the time they reach the third grade they think clothes are all-important, and are ev­ ery bit a* fashion-conscious si their mothers. Whin they play with dull* they don't play with baby dolls that invite mother, but with teen-age dolls that have boy friend doll* and sophisti­ cated wardrobes. By the time they reach the sixth grade, mama is already in a panic to be sure her lit­ tle darling la going to be pop­ ular with boys. English COomm Dancing classes era organ­ ised, having a "boy friend” is considered cute and encour­ aged—and mamas k n o c k themselvrs out to give danc­ ing parties for kids who ought to be at home In bed. But even though the little girl is being groomed to com­ pete In the marriage market, •he isn't being trainsd In the ways of homemaking. Mama Isn’t a bit concerned about seeing that she learnt to cook, to keep her room 15:11 45) NBC MONDAY F . 1 :0* | l ) Nawa (!) 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Editorial, Watlhar l : l t 11) S\tcu* l:SS IS) As Tke WatlS T a ta , (5) Hctano* I:» (3k NUC Now* MS 10) D a u f la * BSW srda N aw a I :SS II) (1) 1:10 IS) CIS 111 (I ) (It M l (f) SO* II) (S) (•> 1:51 ( l l M S 111 (5) (D I t) (1) I 51 (1) I 50 11) 15) roo ID (I ) (51 t i l l (5) 1:1# l l ) ID ID N**h*t Salas V » 10:11 11 :0 0 111* "My hair is longer than fa diion advises, but I like long hair I am fifty, not slim but only five pounds overweight. My hair is gray. How should I arrange it? 1 cannot afford beauty shops.—Mrs. T, II." Ocw of the loveliest ways for the after-forty women to wear her bair b In a French roll fastened wtth handsome gray combs, and jeweled ones at night. "I was given a very lovely stiver knitted suit. My hair is gray and l want to make the suit look very attractive. What accessories should I wear? 1 have a silver bat but I look too ’allvery’, I think— Ger­ aldine." Your taste U good; the silv­ er hat would be just too much. I suggest a black or brown velvet hat and matching ac­ cessories, according to what you select In a bat. A necklace of silvery beads would be striking. "I am now fifty-five, and used to be fat until an illness reduced me I am a bit flabby but will never get fat again. What could help 'firm* my body? I am sixty.—Sue O'B." f Body massage by an espert would help, and bath.* in hot soda water (soda bicarb) with a brisk rubdown afterwards with body lotion might help. Flabby flesh is an enemy of youthfulnesa A well-fitted all in-one undergarment also will do much to contour your fl gure. It your face and neck are flabby, use cosmetic oil to firm and aid in froahening your akin. Send foe a copy of "How To Youthlfy Your Neck." A dime and a tool, self-address­ ed, stamped envelope will bring it to you. Be sure to put my name on your requests mailed to the newspaper which carrie* this column. This will speed your mall to me. “ Are rounded toe shoes com pleteiy gone? I need some and must never wear painted toei, as they are agony for me.— lira. Helen. . .’’ Yes, rounded toe shoes are "beck” (they’ve never been •way) at some really good shoe sbope. Ask for them— INSIST, if necessary. Tomorrow — Career After fam « lu st T tltlory “ h l t l l l T OF T lie i IU C AN A " M lfh a re H arlow . t i t ( la r d a r * M o* A l •>«• Italy W alUaa Nawa •was a q r a i i H O N <1111 llahaalM W Forty COm Js CAFETERIAS CAFETERIAS • • 10-ea. New Task | h Im Strip csoksd Sa ymm sada* for sofr 70c. T W a p tofto la -to m * at* b r .tab baa do*, swte lw alL Mgto lr -steak eight* • • Up te-lh. T. is N w h s i «« lUMCMOffi M A * - V I ' * M N tt. S m x M WhaCa Thta Songl I Lava t.o«T Prlc* la llla lit NBC N*»a Conean trail on 0*1 Tha Mtaaas* M laatng t.:nh« Andy n | M iyliiriT Jaop.trdy ID Th* Haul MrCoy* TUB8DAT P. M. ID Fathar Know* <11 Hoy Whan TODAY A TUE8. Adalt n«a» Ford Show III S a n a ! 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GRAPE • APPLE • RASPBERRY tit# I t ) Saaral a u r a By Ruth Mlllett neat, to help look after young­ er brothira and sisters, to know huw to handle a needle and thread. And if daughter shows lit­ tle respect for either of her psrents by the time she reach­ es high school, it's no won­ der. She's the little princess hy then—sophisticated, spoiled and eelf-centered—a g i r l trained in all the feminine wilca, but aadly lacking In all of ths womanly arts. Kaws t:tl III (Mr) Talk I D Hpanlah - . . Wo (MHsm *1 AU-euWKMt IOTKM and OCOOOWAWTI la s * te . ’ j ln««U**lly, AU-eutJfOM ' LOTION l t . N Aldus | M Benutata’a emphasis la on the purely and recognliably na­ tionalistic music of the 18Ui cantary, a term of music which baa been disappearing since World War II. T;3O4:30 p.m, ABC. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. "No Way O ut” Another one ef this season's popular subjects, the defecting Red agent. Don't expect art. but If you'll set­ tle for melodrama there a rt plenty of thrill* here aa the Seaview tries to smuggle s turncoat Commie from Jakar­ ta to the U, 81:30-0 p.m. CBS. Andy Grif­ fith Show. "The Pageant" U you find amateur theatricals amusing, you should have a ball tonight aa Mayberry pre­ pares for its centennial cele­ bration with a pageant. An­ dy's tn it, ao's Don Knotts and, If that Isn't enough, Aupt Bee tabes over the leading role on short notice, making her triumphant return to act­ ing, her first time on stage since the 20's. Television Tonight T U E SD A Y A . M. U)& Jh s JELLY T V Time Previews to compete with more ex­ TV T ine Show ef the Night: 10-11 p.m. NBC. Hallmark perienced cooks by attempt­ ing complicated dishes. Do Hall of Fame. "The Other the best you can and offer World of Winston Churchill." no apologies. (Color) An awe - inspiring, • • s completely entertaining hour DEAR ABBY: Tow years ago my u sek became a about a man who has helped priest Since then I hsve shape world history for 90 wondered what is the pro­ years <m the occasion of hia per way to address him. ioth birthday. And you don’t Should I call him ‘'Uncl•,, even have to like Churchill, polities or a ft to enjoy the or "Father? " show. This covers Churchill's PATRICK S. DEAR PATRICK: A a k stormy history and contrasts it with the calm but disturb­ him. ingly beautiful acorns ef hia • s s Problems? Write to Ab- "other world” of painting, and by. Box 80700, Los Angeles, the entire program fo liberally Ctlif. For a personal reply, sprinkled with witty anecdotes enclose a stamped, self-ad­ by and about him. Paul Sco­ field Is an excellent choice dressed envelope. ae narrator, you'll get a s* e • Hate to write letters? chance to examine Sir Win­ Send one dollar to Abby, Box ston's paintings (far better in 69700, Las Angeles, Calif., color) and meet tbs people for Abby’a booklet, "HOW who ewa them. Mark this TO WRITE LETTERS FUR "don’t miair* 1:304:10 p.m. NBS. Young ALL OCCASIONS." People's Concerts "Farewell to Nationalism." L e o n a r d viting (hem to ear email apartment, which hasn't the warmth or comforts of their homes. It’s not even com­ pletely furnished. 1 love to cook for my Instead, but I am sure my nervousness would be obvious If 1 tried to make a company dinner. Should we take them out for dinner?'T hat doesn't eeetn very heepitable. T h u s * friends are very dear to us, and I wouldn't want to put them through the discomfort cf having dinner at our •m ail apartment as tense nod nervous ae I’m auru I’d be. Can you help me? SPECIAL! 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SCORPIO (Oetober a to • November 21) II you Impreea ’ other* with your practical -way o( doing thing*, they will Igive you backing and good ideaa lor your advancement Be more aoclable. M e e t worthwhile individuala to add to prevent circle of frienda. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Some in­ “I told you we shouldn't move ao close to the airport! born-intuitive Idee will now The constant swish of thoM things overhead Is driving reveal the anewer to what­ mo nuts l" ever hae been puullng recent­ ly. You Ilka to a u lit others. You have every opportunity SHORT RIBS for doing ao today. CAPRICORN (Decemtier 22 to January SO) By talking over ideaa with good pats, you can combine ettorta to­ ward a greater mutual suecesa. Extend your aocial con­ nections. There arc faicinattog people to meet. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19) Don't be upset It you have civic dutlea to at­ tend, alnce this ran result in far greater prestige. Have long talk with one in power. / OUT5)(«OP Find out how to become more •«p agibs a a n popular, important. p I HEAVY, TWS FISCES (February 20 to , ARMOR IS March 20) Visualisation Is J ust tw £ line at Ihis time, so bo sure y ~ { -twins por to get oil that easy chair and DELIVERING get buay on new frontier*. Be C -'X THE MAIL. broad-minded and you get ahead. Succesa Is commensu­ rate with effort shown. IP YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, be or the will find many an avenue for self-ex­ pression, she or he being very NATCH68L.VJ astute and • deep thinker, C0M5RATULATI0NIB! but Use finest outlet denoted YOU ANSWERED r t here is in research and labor AU. 00 THE QUIZJ 3 glory work of the pioneer In QUESTIONS 3 A , medical or other scientific .CORQECTlVJ Z S 4 J fields. Teach early to control feelings and temper and then the succeaa here can be truly phenomenal. T t e Mara Impel, they 4» • M l compel." 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Hardwarn Classified Sanford t Most Complete S * * t* r4 K irk a a a * r*aatr m ft <S 5 & ten H 1 Up to $ 111 9 4 al9 18 11 te IS 18 1$ to 39 Id 31 tn 35 15 38 te 89 | • 4*W 4 A U t 1.34 11.59 1.39 | 1.5811.99 1-58 11.8912.85 1.59 | 3JJ I 3.50 1.59 5.1514.75 1.59 8.711 5.70 N la iB ia *4— 1 U aa ( f1 »» t - l t l l n wmrdm p t i l i s a ) • I.30 M ln ln a a . r k a rg w *11 t k l p D a ta A4a C k a r n 4 a t l - D a r K a ta CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST Rtxferk Reralfi Nov. 30, 1964 — Page 11 95. Houses For Sale SW EETIE PIE B y N adine Seltzer 51. Artietea F a r R ent RENT A BED PLUMBING Rollaway, Hospital. B a b y Contracting Repair* Bed*, by Day. Wank, ar FREE ESTIMATES Meath. 1. L HARVEY 204 Sanford Avn. FA 2 3183 CARROLL'S FURNITURE 116 W. tat 322-5181 23. Painting 95. House* For Sate 109. Apartments for Rent LAKE JESSUP. M ar. ,« Acre 3 BEDROOM, IVh Bath, Sun- NICELY FURN. 4 room Apt., with Duplex, excellent rent­ laod Estates, Sanford. Low Adults. Ph. 322-1928. al. Space for home or trail­ down payment. Ph. 323-9131 $30 mo. Up. Surplus City. er- Corner S. Sanford Ave. and MiQer Rd. Pb. 634-B162. 3 BEDROOM, t Bath, screen­ LAKE MARY. Real clean furs, ed patio. Ph. 323-0381. JUST LISTED! 96. H om es • S ate o r R en t ished Apt. $30. Call 322-3930. BEFORE you decide to buy DUPLEX 1203 Elm, nicely any home in this a n a , make CUSTOM BUILT Horn* oo furnished $60 mo. Also 119 certain you sea the vary Lake. Ph. a r ^ g i 322-1397. Elm, newly Decorated $30 mo. North 8 3187. lovely S bedroom, 3 bath custom built borne located 3 BDRM. House. Ph. 322-2736. UNFURN. Upstairs APT. $33 it 1811 Paloma Drive, here 97. House* For Rent month, 309 Magnolia Ave. in Sanford. Inquire dowaataira after 6 NEAT FURN. Cottage, suit­ p. m. or call 332-4130. Siluated on a large and well able for eouple. Private landicaped homesite, this yard. 3909 Palmetto, Fh. W E L A K A APARTMENTS property is a must to in­ 333-3831. 111 W. P int St. spect and investigate, and we are certain that you will DUPLEX, furnished, 1 bed­ 3 ROOM Purulahed Apt. $33 mo., tneludei water A elecfind 18 delightful and rea­ room, i • w 1 y decorated. Adults. Another available trie. 323-8307. sonably priced as we hart. Dee. 1, 333-3619. 108. Room* For Rent For an early inspection, and 3 • BEDROOM, 2 bath, un­ complete information re­ furnished. 1 mt. to base, 3 CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 tarding tba borne, call us to­ blocks to shopping cotter A Magnolia Ave. 323-0739. day. Another flat home, list­ school. 1 yaar tease raqttir ed exclusively with #d. $120 mo. 322-9670 after 115. A utos For Sate 3 p. m. '33 CHEVROLET, $73. 1903 ROOFING REPAIR, Lari a or Small. Call before • A.M. or MEN’S, Women's, Children's after 3 P M. EUDELL, Ph. shoes at discount prices. 322-7380. S u rp ju ^ jty ^ B M F ^ t 22. Plumbing 425-5938 D ia l D treew — a * a L*is * D U tan e* •h r 1R0NER, Typewriter tables. Luggage Each. Eacyciope- 21. Home Repair* 322-5612 Vvwm i n i a . u AUTO. Washer. 323-3603. TED WILLIAMS HDW. 3W E. 23th. 323-5484 ACCOR DIAN, 322534). Phones I 'l m SO. Nine. For Sale 53. Wanted Ta Bay PAPE RHAN0 IN’G-PALNTING USED FURNITURE, eac room 30 yean Exp.—122-7331 or heacafkl. tools, miac. P0R Painting A Repair Call turns, ANYTHING you have 322-34M after S. to sell. 333-3270. 21. Well D rilling WANTED— t Good usad BASS FIDDLE, aay color. Call w e l l i u iiL L k . 322-0623 after S p. m. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Trpea and Slae* WE BUY Und Furniture, oaa We Repair and Servic* piece or houseful. Fursy STINE Bedding A Furn. Co., m i W. Mtehima aad Supply Co. 1st SL 333-tWt. 207 W ted St PA M4>2 55. F nrnltur* F o r Bala mn, Stejistrom Realty 2363 Park Dr. 322-2420 t BDRM. FURN. Cottage, Ph. Adams. Ph. 322 8313. 132-1187. 1937 DODGE 3 Door $330. SANFORD MOTOR CO. SMALL HOUSE, near Sun322 4382 land, Water included, $43 •Oo rrcnch Ave. mo. Call 323-8170. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan. Ph. 333-6877. FURNISHED 3 • b e d r o o m bouse, d m . Ph. 333-6638. ’83 CHEVY II NOVA, excelLAKE MARY, Boat Clean, 2 lent condition. $1M0. Ph. Bdrra. Furnished house $71 332-3283. Call 333 3930. BOB McKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN UNFURNISHED 8 Bedroom 701 French Ave. 3334)731 house, Kitchen equipped. Fh. FRENCH AVENUE HOUSE NEAT 3-bedroom bouse on H * t e ’a a o t getting ohubby—(m ' a g a t th « wtumpar FREE ESTIMATE corner lot. Zoned commer­ WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP UpholsUrlag A Mattress ren­ •t a I cial. Handy location for resi­ la a b a a Camera* • Film* • Ptalahins ovating Saw A Used Furaldence, small business or of­ 310 S. Park At#., Sanford tsre. CaD Nia Bedding Mfg. fice. Valuable property for ERRORS Co.. at 7M Celery Ave. only $9,300. 30. Home Applianenn T b a H a * a l4 w ilt s a l ka FA MU 7. a t a a a l b l a ta p a a a ra t b a a la a a a r a a t t s a a r t t a s . SANFORD ELEC TR IC Stemper Agency t - L e i t A F o ss* I t —Money Wanted G.E. Applltncea—New A Ueed Used faraitare, appSaacee, • 4—Savina* a Loan 1 —ParaoaaU teals, ate. Beaght * Seld 111 Magnolia 333-1343 *— a**n tr Car* SS— Insurance Raaltor-tasuror-Trada* COPY Larry’s Mart 311 Aaafcrd S—Dor Kur**rl*e 88—School* a Inatrurtleae T b a H a r a l4 r a a a r a a a tb a »*»a—C h it* C a r* 132-3631. 70— K m p l o y m e a t Service* 322-4991 1919 8. French Av*. ALL Type* of m w major Ap­ Ave Fh. FA 3-4131. 118. Trucka F o r Sate r tla s a a t t r ja r l l a a a r r r . t a ­ »—D o**—C a t* — P «t* 71— Mala Kelp W anted pliance* at Draatlc Discount to — P o u ltr y — L iv e sto ck l a s B a r n * v e r» l* # » * » l i r b la b 7 : — F e m a le H elp W an ted 3-HEDROOM, 3 bath, Fla. FURN. gar. apt. 332-2800. WILSON • MAtER FURN. 11—S p ecial N otice* Call 322-8448, J A R Trading I t 4 * s m s a h ja c t l a s a b l a f a '33 DODGE 14-Um Pickup, 71—M ala o r F e m a le Help r o o m , kitchen equipped, Buy — Sell — Trade IS —Catering — Foo<| tb a n a ile r a t th is s a w a T t—Halo* H elp W a n te d Poat, Inc., 3309 S. Orange NICE 3 Bdrrn., Kitchen equip­ $230. 322.0472. 14— P lace* to C a t drape*. Low down payment. 77— S itu a tio n W a n te d 311-11 E. 1st. 333-3633 Bloaiom Trail, Orlaodo, I t —I p e c U l S ervice* S t— In c o m e P r o p e r ty 1800 S. Chase. See after 1 ped, Venetian blinds. Fla. 120. Autom otive Service 15—aw lm m tna Pool* I I — O u aln aeo P ro p .— Bala ----- B E A P T O ES----Room, extras $80 mo.. 2108 For IM biffeat i mceHea of pm . IT—J a a l t o r l a l S ervlcoo I J — R e a l K e ta i* W e a le d 31. Musical Inatnunenta 11 Noon Day Before Amelia Ave. Ph. 322 2373. naarly m w aad need furni­ IS— D o - I t - Y o u r ii l t I t — H eal R e la te Hate AMo Glue, rape Publication For i s — B u ild e r* S u p p ttas I J — H u a la a a a K e n ia le ture, see Noll's Furniture A See* Caver* Piano Toning aad R if air Tsaertiona and Kllta j o —H a r d w a r e 18— L o ta F o r B ale 1 C O M P L E T E L Y Furn. S t JohnB Realty House*, 322-2377. Brokerage la CasMlberry I I — Ham* H e p a tra I t — r a r m a —d ro v e * (Sat. Noon For Monday) W. L. Harmon — FA 8-41 AUTO GLASS & J J — Plumbing THE TIME TESTED FIRM •J —O ut o f Stat* Acre*!* ea 17-tt. Open 6 days • to 6. t a— P a l a t i n e S3—H ouses For Salo Plano Servicing A Tuning 116 N. Park Ave. FA 3-6131 SEAT COVER CO. LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with |« —Well Drllllnr SS—House*—Sato or Iteat Gene Cumbaa — 322-2661 BLOND 4 Piece Bedroom Set 1. Loot & Found *8— A ir Cond. * l l e * t t * a *7 —H ouse For Itent full bath and 2 half bath* 304 W. Sad St. FA 1-9032 170. Ph. 332-7248. SI— R a d io - T e le v isio n 100— lleeort Rental* ROBERT A. WILLIAMS $123 mo.; 3 BEDROOM, 2 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 18—P h o t* A Xqulpmcat 101— Trailer*—Cabana* LOST: Red Bone Hound in FOR A Musical Christmas, 18—H orn* A ppliance* Be alter lo j —Mobil* Homes—Hal. bath home with Family 60. Buaineaa O pport. Pinecrest Shopping Center. rail BUKUR’S Mualc Shop, I t —H ualeal t net rum ante l o i —Mobil* Hume*— Rent Raymond Lundqutet, Awe. AUTO GLASS room $123 mouth. I I —Buelneaa B m lpm eat t o t —Trailer Bpaea— Real Call 322-3T37 day or night 322-7202. T r i a l Purchase FA 3-1631 Atlantic Bank Bldg FOR LEASE IS—Job Printing to s—Trailer Lota— Hale Plans. INSTALLED 322 0422. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY • 1.50 Par Inch 29. Photo A Equipment CLASSIFIED INDEX SERVICE STATION. Good Location. Good Products. LOST: Personally engraved, Good Treatmtnt heavy silver Charm Brace­ VACUUM CLEANER PHONE LOCALLY 322 4343 let. Sentimental value. Re­ Repairs, parts, supplies, for or apply to the 35. Vacuum Clcanara gard. 322-2173. LOST: BUlford, money, papen, a t a m p a , pictures, cards, Vicinity Sears, Plnccrest. Reward 668-3851. 2. P erso n al* Do you have a drinking prob­ lem Write P. O. Box 1213, Sanford 4. Beauty Care HARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, soft water, evening app’ts. 105 So. Oak, 322-3742. Electrolux. Kirby, Hoover PURE OIL COMPANY Air-Way, Rexair, GE, etc. 11— F u r n i t u r e F or Hale IS— A n tiq u e ! F a r S ale Vacuum cleaner repaired at 69. Schools A Instructions I S —S tu n s r T o L oan your home. Free pick-up A 18—B u e ln e aa O p p o rtu n itie s delivery. Serving Sanford U. S. CIVIL SERVICE for 13 yra. GM Vacuum Re TESTS I 322-5612 pair, 1114 Park Ave. Ph. F ro m S e n to r d R t o h s n t * 322 1763. Men-women, 18-31. Start hish (D ial Direct) as $102.00 a week. Prepara­ SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIR DEALER tory training until appoint­ 81. Heal E state • Sale 2555 S. Park 322-6511 ed. Thoufsudi of jobs open. Experience usually unneces­ SALES - PARTS - SERVICE JOHN K. FOX, sary. FREE information on Realtor 37. .Moving A Storage Jobs, salaries, requirements. 206 N, Park Ave. 323 0559 Write TODAY giving name, Local A Long Distant address and phone. Lincoln Adams Transfer A Storage UAItT PILCHER, Broker 322 0223 332-1876 Service, Box 109, Sanford Herald. ACE BEAUTY Salon, open 43. I'lnnlH, Feeds, Heeds daily A eve. app'ts. Perms. 20% off Reg, Prices. Mayfair SANFORD FEED STORE 71. Male Help Wanted Hotel. 322 0090. Whole Corn Li.23 — Snap Corn $2 80 — Jim Dandy Dog DAIRY QUEEN Driver, pre CUT'N CURL Beauty Shop Feed — $3.73 for 30 lbs. In­ fer older man. 2323 Park Drive, Sanford. 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 cludes Tax. Evening Appointments 320 Sanford Ave. 322-9990 TRUCK Driver. Produce Ex­ p e r i e n c e A References. 8. Dorh - f a ta • Pet a 50. Miac. For Hale Writs Box 111, Sanford H er aid. DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop BILL’S BARGAIN BARN Uon, boarded. Animal Res­ of 10,000 ltema 72. Female Help Wanted cue League, 1700 W. Minne­ I30u Grapevllle Ave. sota, DeLand. Ph. 731-1146 Patios, Floor, Free Estimate! BABY Silteri wanted, Call 322 8239. sand, cement, rock, pipe, 10. Poultry - Livestock steel, grease traps, dry HAIR Stylist wanted, full or JERSEY Heifer Calves, good wells. Stepping stones. part time Call 322-3741 or stock $19, up Fairglade Je r­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. evenlnp 372-1433. sey Dairy, Gcnev a. 309 Elm Are. 322-3731 MAIDS—N Y. to $33 wk. RUSH REFERENCES. TOP JOBS. S H E T L A N D Pomes For B O A T S , Guns, Buy. Sell, FARE ADVANCED QUICK Christmas $50 A up. 332-3479 Trade, Repair. O S T E E N BRIDGE FISH CAMP. LY. HAV-AMAID, 4 Bond after 6 P.M. St., Great Neck. N. Y. TREK RIPENED Citrus. Na 12. Special Notice?* vets. We ship Albert If. Pell 77. Situation Wanted Osteen. 322 3873 or 322 1191. NUMISMATICS All Type* Supplies — Folders HOWELL'S AGENCY. Baby SANFORD SEWING CTR. 3 for $1.00 New and Used Machines. Re­ sitting specialist. Transporta POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY lion furnished. Call 122-8339. conditioned Singers, $12.93 101 S. Park Ave. 322 9411 15. Special Service* WILL Keep child in my home for working mother. 323-0071. GUITAR, Glass shower enclo­ FIX1T SHOP "We fix everything except sure. Duo-Therm Oil Heater, DAYS work, 333-9221. broken be arts.’’—Authorised almost new with electric Ig­ DAYS WORK or Full time, dealer for Jacobsen Lawn nitor. 122-6331 after 2 P.M. 323-3120. mower*. Expert Key & Lock STORE FIXTURES- ! " Service, 409 W. 1st St 322Kl. Real E sta te • Sale EQUIPMENT 4731. Like New from owner. Make BUSINESS A HOME offer: Gas Peanut Roasters, RICHARD'S TREE SVcT COMBINATION Electric Star Master FrisiaFree estimates, Licensed Good Hwy. IT-92 frontage. tors, R ft. 3 tiered Glass A Insured Ph. 323-0309 Business bldg., new, brick Show Cates, Counter Deteco construction, suitable for & B CONTRACTORS Scales (3 lb. capacity), 10c variety A uses, as tilting OME IMPROVEMENTS. coin operated Sandy Hobby station, oarber and/or beau IOOFING. PAINTING A Horse Ride*, 7-up Vender INSULATING (10c sue), G. E. Water Cool­ ty shop, small store, etc. meins Anangcd 322 2287 er, 2 National Caah Regis­ Home separate, frame con ter* (1 Manual A 1 Elec­ struction, oew roof, newly J a n ito ria l S e n ires painted A attsetivety decor tric), Ice Shavers, Mdk atrd inside, rooms large Shake Mixer*. Floor PolishYENTSUII MAINTENANCE cr, 1 Safe. Exhaust Fans A Total price (or this valuable Service A Supplies property $21,800 with excel­ 2363 S. Park Dr. 322 4843 Numerous other items. Call lent financing. 838 6721. ID. Builder* Supplies St—L'phoUtarp to t —A p artm en t For Real 15—Vicunas Ctsaaara I t s —Room* For R aat IT —K evin* A Xtoraee 111— H otel Room* IS—C iterm lnatore 111—Dental A m nia u —r u n t* — *>*ite — Seeiia II I—W anted To llr n l to —Mtec. Por Sale H i —Auto* For Sale >1—Article* ror Rent t i l —Auto*—sa lt or Trad* 111—Truck* For Hal* U —#w ap or ICichaoB* IS— W a n te d T e Huy 110— Automotlv* Harriet SOUTHW ARD SI per Day rental for Electric Carpet Shampooer with pur­ PAINT close out price chase of Blue Lustre. Car- INVESTMENT A REALTY GREGORY LUMBER CO roll'* furniture. 116 N. Park Ave. 322 917a $20 Maple Ave. 322 0500 Personal Service Call 322-7496 111— S c o o te r* A C ycle* t l ! - —I lo o t* A t l e i o r a Payton Realty 322 110t 2610 Hiawatha at 17 92 106. Mobile Home* - Sale 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2 4633 $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 121. ScowUn A Cycteu Xmas SPECIAL- 1964 Vespa Scooter No. 136 with wtadshleld used one week, $138 less than list price. Alee Baby Hi Chair A itrotlef. CaU 333-0906. 123. Bout* A Motor* 17 r t. HIGH HAT. wtth access­ ories, '39. 30 h.p. Jehaaoe, elec, atart, Mitchell Tilt Trailer. Excellent condiUoo, $730. Call 322-9643. Gateway To The waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer $04-66 E. l i t Ph. FA 3-MI 17 FT. GLASS boat, >0 b p. motor. Below appraised value. Many extras. 1800 S. Chase. See after 1 p m. NATIONAL BANK Lp 0 S S E S S I0 N <^> $ $ © '39 Chevrolet $897 b*L $39 aw. '39 Ford $877 hel $38 mo. *39 Plymouth $597 h*l $39 me *39 Ford $899 heL $41. mo. •39 Chevrolet $499 bel $38 mo. '33 Chevrolet $399 baL |14 me. ‘39 VW 1899 bal. $43 me. ’89 Ford $399 heL $31 mo. ’$7 Chevrolet $8M baL $33 mo. '39 Chevrolet $899 bel. $31 me. '37 Rambler $371 bal. $31 mo. ’ST Chevrolet $781 bel $34 mo. '38 Ford 1899 bal. $17 me. '83 Chevrolet $1381 bat $47 mo '89 Cortalr $499 boi $3$ me. *38 Old*mobile $199 be) $17 mo '36 Chevrolet $147 bel $19 me. '38 Botch $993 bet $31 mm '33 Cadillac $199 bal. $19 mo. '39 Oldamobtte $3*9 bel $31 mo •38 Chryaler $399 b*L $31 m e *57 Imperial $312 b at $39 me. '38 Denote $399 bal. $32 mo. '87 Cadillac f$N7 baL $5) me, SANFORD AVE. I l l | / OPEN EVENINGS Hanford, Florida 313-438$ National Bapoaaeoalo** lac. 4A1T EXCELLENT condition, 8x33’, • lr conditioned. Owner. 322. im i. 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS ’•4 Trailer, 10x37 FI. Kxpan1, IV4, A 2 BATHS do. Early American, U. E. KITCHEN EQUIPPED 425-5938 Appliance*. 322 0136. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT) Tor Complete Information • X 43 Ft. 2 Rdrm. Mobile From Semlnol* County See or Call Your Home. In good sound condi­ tion. Ready In nmvo in. FHA VA 95. Houses Fur Sale Gon| financing. See? K make SALKS HIIOKER m offer, cash or tra<ie 322-7498. W e Have The Home Fer You S A NFOKD S N EWES T HOMES, West 4th St. San­ 1*2 and 3 Bedroom* ford. 3 Bedroom, ID hath, Stenstrom NEW and USED FHA A VA lawns. LMN EN­ Awnings A Cabman 2565 PARK DRIVE TERPRISES Inc.. Builder QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 622-2420 N ight 322-7405 Harold Logan, rail 838 :1311. Hwy. IT 92 S 322 2362 323 0316 322-4118 Salesman on Duty 4 00 p. m. 322 6824 322 3482 10,1. Mobile Home?* • Rent to dark. II I—Marin* S lipiiII** OWNER leaving town, 3 lldrm. house, air condition­ Real Estate — Insurance ed Ela. Room, ige. kitchen. 2 BEDROOM, 1 Bath home 3rd. A Park Ave. 333-8841 In one of Sanford's better on Urge lot. Hardwood locations, only $11,000, Ex­ floors, drapes throughout, 95. Huuisea For Sale cellent lerms 322-46-16 large Monkey P unic tree. 2 BURN.. 1303 Elliott, $8,300 3 BEDROOM. Family Room. 2 Carporte A separate Gar­ 332-0323 or 3234. Batb. built in Appliances. age with work shop. Low 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equip, Central Air A Heat, wall to down payment. ped. 1603 Wynne wood, $96 wall carpeting 322-3M5. monthly. 323-8429 for ap­ pointment. fo vtbe& (jo v ern m i’iu o w n ed Hornets Payton Realty 322 1301 2840 Hiawatha at 17-92 106. A p artm rn ta for Iten t 63 Chevrolet Impala 3 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. Call 322 9173, after 5 Ph. 322 0(711. Super Sport Coupe. V-8. Auto­ matic Tran* ml** Inn, P n w a r Slaaring. Radio, Heslar, Bucket Seat*. Consol* and AH Vinyl Interior ROSE COURT APT. 1 Bdrrn. Furn., ne*r base, 2013 Sanford Ave 668 4323. FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie Cowan. 333 4013. CLEAN, Furn. Apt. Private Seminole Realty VW REALTY G O W EST Office: 322-2118 Nights: 323-0700 322 0648 2324 Park Drive ON WEST FIRST ST. • • Ben Howland Charli* Craig A Boh Thomas A Frank Hruaaon Would you like to get the bent buy? • home; In rommercinl; or industrial. • Convertible* • Station W agons Complete He lection 59a Thru Si's 9200 • 9300 Down 910 • 960 Month 100% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Uaya — 1,000 Mile* On All Used VW’a. Notice Real-Estate Buyers CALL o 10' WIDE, 3-bearoom trailer. NO 8 4908. LONGWOOD, 2 Bdrrn. Frame, $100 DOWN Entrance. 1004 Palmetto. $100.00 DOW N re • modeled, redecorated, FHA-VA HOMES spotless, Ige. equipped kit­ Selection of 2, 3, and 4 SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 2 BEDROOM Furn Apt. $33. chen, double airage, ihide Bedrooms located in various Bedroom Home* available ta 3101 Magnolia, Robert A. tree*, $23o down, $13 mo. Williams. 322 3931. sections of Sanford all Areas oi Sanford Let ua Owner will hold mortgige. Immediate Delivery Show you Around I 1-Room Efficiency apt. with •38-3141. MONTHLY PAYMENTS pvt. bath A shower, suitable FROM $50.00 READY TO MOVE IN for couple or single person New 3 A 4 Bedroom Monies, FOR T H E REST HOME or retired AH utilities In­ 1901 S. Park Atra. HUY 1-2 bath* So. Loogwood area cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ FA 2-3232 anytime S E E YOUR —Trade* looitdcred, and cated on UR St., within 1 GnKENBRtAR we'U build oo your lot. Semi­ block of 2 frew parking lota V A F H A Ckolea late available la nole County's Leading Build and ahoppfog neuter. In­ Greenbrier ef Lock Arber ar quire at Manuel Jacobao overlooking golf court*. Property HAROLD LOGAN Dept. Store 211 E. First St. Cuatom building to your LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. specification*. Gr*«nbriar Salei office. So. on U. S. 17Management developed by 92 to Dixie Beil Diner, turn right one block on Seminole KINGSWOOD and Sales Broker Ave. 8381911. BUILDERS, INC. GHI A FA 3 8078 3 BEDROOM House, take over • Sedan* 203 Fairmont Dr. JIM H U N T payments S82. 202 Bamboo • Hard Top* Dr. 323-7153 U you want people to pay attention te your business, call FA 23613 and ask tbe Herald Staff about some at­ tention getting ada y o u // g Realty Ball-Blair Agency *•* Senkarik Glass and Paint Company < iJ In Half* — Part* — Service Factory AuthorDrd Dealer *** Ellinor Motor Co. M ER LE W. W ARNER, Realtor The Dodge Boys 706 South Park Avenue DIAL .122-5629 Sanford, Florida Seminole County Alta. 8o. Hay. 17-93 Sanford, Fla. 1601 W o t t*t Street Sanford, Florida 322-1835 |! ^ IS *2395 61 Ford t Psaaenger -Station Wagon. V-8 En­ gine, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Radio A Heater, Air Con­ ditioner, Luggsg* Rack and Other Option*. Clean Car Throughout —■ Special Buy *1395 62 Chevrolet Bel Air I Door Sedan. V-8 Engine, Auto­ matic Tranamlaalon. Heater and Good Tire*. Dark Red Finlih, ('Iran Color Key Interior 55 Chevrolet Vt To* Pirk Up 59 Ford Ranch Wagon. V-8, Automatic Transmission and Heater 60 Volkswagen $1595 *295 *695 795 Panel Delivery. 4 Speed Transmis­ sion, Over Mire Tire*. A Solid Body and Huns Good 59 Plymouth Suburban Station Wagon, V-8 Automatic Transmission, P o w • r Steering, Power Brake*, Radio and Heater •595 H O LLE R M O T O R SALES 2nd A PALMETTO 2507 PARK DR. PHONE 322-6231 322-0861 fl ■f �Notion*! Help Netdcd MON. AF Opens Door Of OpportanHy For Graduates Th* dear #f opportunities b apan to Sanford a m high at toot graduates, T /B gt Jose­ ph M a a to Air F o n t recrnitar, announced. “Qualified high school grad, aataa ages 17 to 17, Inclusive, a rt eligible for those odueatioaal opportanltloa undar two Air Forca program*,’' ■aid Bloxom. Undar HOparatlon Boot* •trap" ainaoa atady on baaa la their apara tlma and than attand college summer Samastor on a fall tlmo bail*. T h a aacond odocatlonal package la eallod the Airman Education and Commissioning Frogram. Thla program offa n airmon tha opportunity to attoad college foil tlma on • year-round boila and gala • comnlaaian ao an off!ear. Tha Air Forca haa rot) plod formal education to tachnlcal training to add now manning to an old opportunity—" lo rn while yon *am." The** opportunltioa a n arallabla to thoao who qualify for Air Forca mllatmanL Bargaant Bloxom haa all tha facta about Air Force ed­ ucational opportunities Ha la arallabla for eonf«rancaa at the USO to 1 p.m. each Tbun­ day. Telephone Rales Cut On Feb. 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Starting Fab. 1, you'll bo able to maka a weekend or night* |y itatlon-to-itatlon talophona call anywbcm In tho United Stataa for aa little aa |1. On that data, n |10O mil­ lion reduction In a long dis­ tance talophona rataa order­ ed by tho Federal Communi­ cation! Commlaalon (FCC) — largaat cut In hlatory—atarta going Into affect. Tha FCC order, protested hut accepted by the Bell Teltphona companlea, will reduce tha toll for a three • minute, ■tatlon-to-statlon call anywhan In tha continental U.S. to: —A maximum of 91.60 an Saturday! and dally between • and § p.m. —A maximum of 91 on Sun­ day'* and after 8 p.m. daily. Progress Kills Wildlife WASHINGTON (UPI) - servation croups and Individ­ agencies will be urged to co­ which would establish a lbTha I n t e r i o r Department ual experts throughout the operate In tbe effort. year program of acquiring Beads help from tho nation In country, inviting their com- Tho department also may Und to preserve th* asaantlal ask Congress to help. Legists habitat of rare and endanger­ helpless victims of National and international tlon la under consideration ed species. about 90 Undo of Mrds, ani­ mals and fishes. In teas than l » deportment reported, almost to birds and mammals hove vanished from th* econo and o eo-oporatia* ef­ fort la needed to prevent the list from growing. Th* reason tor this la prog rasa. Aa man expanded firm hW, dug more oil walls, huiM new dams, ha removed tha swamps, free-flowing streams and tall-grus prairies needed for wildlife survival. Already tha Atlantic salmon, ones an Important sport and Choone From Oar commercial fish in New Eng­ Lnrt* Selection Of land valors, now eon bo found In limited number* Is only Styles, S im , Stupe* eight Main* streams. Th* California Candor, tha And Finish**. sattoa'a largest soaring land Plastic Tope And bird, weigh* about M pounds and has a wtegspread of near­ Upholstered Chairs. ly 10 fast. It one* ranged the entire Pacific Coast. But hunt­ ers have reduced its numbers to only 40 or SO confined to sn area around tha southern Ster­ na Nevada and the coait ran­ ges of Southern California. Tha black-footed ferret, a Urge weasel with black feet end face maak, Is vanishing, from the Graat Plains and the high reaches of the RockUi. Destruction of the prairie dog, the weasel's natural prey, and the original grasslands have reduced 1U numbers to only a comparative few la the — OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Dakotas and Nebraska. Interior Secretary Stewart 203-09 E. 1 s t Street Phone 322-0983 Udall is sanding a list of tbe threatened wildlife to con­ MIBB TUES. W ED. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 25th & PARK, S A N F O R D “CAMPFIRE” FANCY, SLICED DINETTES Limit: 9 With Tour 13 Or Mora Food Order. Pleas*. "MR. G" FROZEN FRENCH FRIES *38 and *48 7p c-*7888. 9pc- *98 Pc. MATHER FLA. GRADE “A ” MEDIUM and Haas 2 L a BAG £ 0 of Sanford "BRIGHT *N WHITE" We ll Pay You “ALL PURPOSE" Super Suds Kraft Oil GIANT PKG. Limit: One With Your $.1 Or More Food Order, Please. English Estates Limit: tine With Yuur 13 Or More Food Order, Plena. "FRESH *N* CRISP" To Sponsor CARROTS Book Fair By Jane Casselberry A book fair will be held dur­ ing whool hours Tuesday in the library of English Estates Elementary Rrhool and befoie and after the 8 p.m. PTO meeting. All parent# are Invited to visit the library and view the large selections of the latest chlldrsns hooks. Those wish­ ing to purchase h- oks may do an at a to per cent discount and will get them in time for Christmas giving. Anyone wishing to donate a honk to the school library will h*v* ■ dedication piste hearing hi* Mine placed beside the hook. Itcfreshmenta at the ITO meeting will he served by sixth grade room mother* In tb« cafeteria following th* business session. Civic League Changes Date II) Dunn. K»tra The Longwood Civic Lea­ gue haa postponed its regular meeting fur Tuesday to Dec. t In order not to conflict with the municipal election. The meeting will he held at 8 p.m. at the Civic League Building and ■ Christmas Pro­ gram la planned. Mrs. Elisa­ beth llllle, president, urges the members to attend and bring guest. JUST FOR LOOKING (And You Don’t Even Have To Buy From Us!) You may think there’ll a string attached to this. As usual, you’re right You only get the $5 if you are a bona fide ear buyer. Th* complete worka of Robart Schumann comprise a to­ tal of 39 volumes. ■t*4------- LEAN •"WESTERN” “TIIR1FTWAY" COOKED (OR) PORK STEAK . . . ELBOW MACARONI 7 OZ. PKG. 9 LIQUID BLEACH And of course you get the $5 when you buy from us. Just ask for i t QT. PLASTIC 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS D IN N E R S Showroom — Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 IOI.D HON'D Itrdemptiun 59< TOMATO SA U C E GOLD BOND ST AM P S Satu rd ay, 8 OZ. CAN Fi hru December "GERBER'S" STRAINED 21 With Thla I Coupon A Th* Parches* Of “Patio" ENCHILADA i “H UNTS" | J ( HOOD "33" It’s not because we're generous. It’s just that if you are about to buy a car, it’s worth $5 to us for a chance to talk to you. We’re confident that we can fill your need, somewhere between a Corvair and a Cadillac. ’I ) MOTOR SALES lb. 39c Baked Ham . 5 oz. pkg. 59c “8HURFINE" SPAGHETTI (OR) How do we Know if you’re bona fide? Easy. If you come in and let our salesman show you our ears, and then buy a new car from any dealer between the time you see our salesman and Januury 1, 1965, bring the car, your sales invoice, and our salesman’s card in and we’ll hand you $5. Bible Study Rsr. Robert M. Jenkins of First Methodist Church will conduct the fourth rhurchwlds Bibl* Study of th* Book of Genesis Wednesday begin­ ning at 7:30 p.m. Thera will be a catered dinner at 6:16 p.m. with price* set for adults, children or the entire family. LB. B A G “ POMPEIAN" OLIVE OIL IO Z . JAR 50 EXTRA With This Coupon A Th* Purchase Of Fleischaun'a OLEO 3 One l.h. P kgs. 78c GOLD BOND S TA MP S ________________ 9 50 29 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thin Coupon h Tho Purchase Of Each Pkg. Of “Breakfast" STAMPS PORK CHOPS | Coupon good at your ‘Thriltway" Only, Thru Wed.. December 3 | Coupon food at year •"ThrUtway" k Only. Thru Wed, December 3 Coupon food at your “Thrlftway" Only, Thru Wed.. December 2 “ HUNTS" “SUNSHINE" “ LOW S l’DS" T O M A T O PASTE H Y D R O X C O O K IE S FLU FFY A L L 6 OZ. CAN 9 16 OZ. PKG. 4 3 3 LB. CARTON 79 j �V i’ Cdr. Bartholomew •*& J \ Naval Officer's Action Honored Cold Held Beneficial To Crops Sem inole County ♦ * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The N ile o f America” t. > < J Temperature Will Continue Low Tonight Establishment of a Cow- I wander Barton W. Bar­ tholomew Memorial Award for “Excellence In Naval Floyd Richard*, principal a t Leadership” wss snaounerd th« Lake Miry Elementary today by Capt. James O. > Zip Code 32771 ) School, will he the guest Mayo, commander of ReStanford and Seminole cnnnalssanrr Attark Wing apeaker a t tonight's meeting rminty resident* J o i n e d W EATHER: Tartly cloudy and w arm er Wednesday; low tonluht 25-35. One. of the Southaide Elementary much of the rent of the naThe award Is in the me­ VOL. 56 “ U nited Tress Leased Wire EstabLaheJ iSM TUBS.. DECEMBER 1, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 333 School PTO ala ted for 7:10 In lion in shivering this morn* mory of Commander Bar­ tha achool auditorium. Rich* ing when Ihe m m u ry dip­ tholomew, commanding of­ ardi will diacusa “Modern ped below ihe 40-dex ree ficer of Heavy Attark Math Aa It la Taught In To• • • mark for Ihe first lime in Squadron Eleven (VAIIday'a Elementary Schools." long month*. I I ) , killed in an aircraft • • • And more of Ihe same In accident in the Mediter­ Everett R. Hurria, preal* due tonight with frost pre­ ranean last July 19. dent of the Chicago Mer­ dicted as the wind subs idee. The award will be pre­ cantile Exchange, will meet Sisters Killed Last nliht’a northerly wind sented annually to the with Florida cattlemen and penetrated h o m e s a n d VERSAILLES, Ky. (UPD Hanford - based squadron other interested parties to which best exemplifies the bones and made the t#i*J Five sister* burned to death diacusa beef futures at a con­ peraturr feel marts raider spirit of General - Order II. when fire destroyer! their ten­ fab to be held at 10 a. m.. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. than tha reported low of The military order, which JACKSONVILLE (UPD — ant farm home in Woodford Dee. 7, at the Robert Meyer (UPD—Th# General Assem­ 37 degree*. concerns leadership at all Engineers went bark to work County Monday night. Motel in Orlando. Trading In bly open* It* long-delayed The wind, however, kept levels of command, stresses !>eef cattle (live) futures con­ for the Florida East Coast 1964 session today wilh strong frost from forming but the dignity and worth of CDR. BARTHOLOMEW tracts began Monday at the prospect* of an Immediate re- agricultural interrats arw Railway under pre-strike con­ Official Silence the individual. Chicago Mercantile Exchange. ers* for further talk* to checking the latesf frost ting to commemorate his MOSCOW (UPD — T h e ditions today but non-operat“Commander Bartholo­ • • • avert a showdown on Russia'* warnings to prepare for Kremlin today maintained offi­ life hy citing his outstand­ mew was an outstanding i ing unions continued the right to vote. From the police blotter: The ing portrayal of N a v a l cial silence on whether it will possible damage tonight, leader of men," Captain longest railroad strike in the postpone a meeting of IS Com­ red light on the atop light of The opening wa* scheduled leadership." Mayo said in announcing LAKELAND (U P D —Sunfor 3 p. m. the traffic light on the south munist parties scheduled for The first award will be nation’s history. the award. pnmpered Floridans searched Secretary of Slate Denn side of the light at Sanford Dec. 13. The striking unions were in presented during the an­ out their sweater* this morn­ “He took a greil Inter­ Rusk and Soviet Foreign Min­ Avenue and First Street isn't nual Reconnaissance Attark federal court here fighting ing as temperature* in thn est in the a ffirm and men ister Andrei Gromyko held a working at all. Wing One Itomhing Derby an FKC request that it he 7 Children Die he commsndrd, and his « • • long hut Inconclusive meeting state fell to the 30a In thn BALTIMORE (UPD - Sc In early 1963 hy his widow, allowed to operate under north nnd 50a along thn concern and example in­ on the issue Monday. There A reminder to methers of ven children died today when Mrs, K a y Bartholomew, southeast const. spired them to win the emergency condition* made were Indication* th*t they service men and women sta­ Navy *E* award, ranking an early morning fire gutted who resides at :m>7 North Th* Lakeland Weather Bur­ necessary hy the strike in- their tenement home. The mo­ agreed to postpone a show­ tioned overseas: Don’t forget Grandview Avenue with eau said there was apparently VA1I-I1 best In Ihe fleet' stend of following their con­ down for two or three deyg to enter your name In the during his period of com­ ther and four other children their daughter, Sandra, and no frost and no damaga to tract with the unions. and have further talk*. USO special box so you enn escaped. son. Scott, citrus or truck crops. Non* mand. It Is, therefore, fitU. S. District Judge Bryan Secretary General Thant become a candidate for a had been expected, forecast­ Simpson denied Monday n Support Sought told newsmen there vra* a free Christmas 'phone call to ers addrd. railroad request that excep­ strong possibility that the as­ your sen or daughter. Two SOON THE SOUND uf Christman, an heard in PARIS (UPD — Congolese A brisk wind and dry air tion* be allowed in the con­ sembly would recess for at calls will be awarded Dec, 18 the ritiKitnr of tho Salvation Army kettle bell.*, Premier Moise Tshombe to­ kept frost from forming, tract with the engineers be­ trust 24 hours soon after It* in a special drawing. The proday sought a declaration o( will bo heard attain. Capt. Mildred Fodcn and weathermen (aid nnd th* cause of the strike. opening. Ject is sponsored by the Com­ support for kts embattled Afri­ rold air wns probably morn her Arm y worker.* will be joined by civic club Hi* ruling made effective The decision wn* to be munications W o r k e r s of beneficial than harmful to at I2:0| a. m. thi* morning can regime from President leader.*, com it tend hr Saturday. (See ntory on made this morning after the America, I.ocn| 1108, and is Charles de Gaulle, farmer*. hi* earlier injunction requir­ view* of various regional p»Re 2.) (H erald I’huto) railed the "H I Mom Christ­ Th* cold would put morn groups in the world parlia­ mas Call*.'* All mothers in Member* of Ihe board of of Trade" or “ Greater San­ ing compliance with the con­ German Beauty cotor in oranges and th* dry tract. ment were mads known. the Sanford area are eligible, director* cf the Sanford Mer­ ford Board of Commerce" or air helped truck crops, a foraWASHINGTON (UPD ~ s e e Simpson said the FEC was Neither Thant nor U. S. some other designation to get caster explained. Senate investigators faced a chant* Association and city of­ “trying to gut the injunc­ Ambassador Adtnl E. Steven­ away from the idea of “down­ Chilly, eh 7 The tempera­ It wui Hie second mats of decision today on whether tu son believed the crisis would ture gauge on the bank clock ficials have been invited to town merchant*," a sore point tion." lie added, “ There’s no cold air to visit Florida this inquire into Ihe mysterious ac­ showing in the world that meet with merchants of South leach a make-or-break point with the merchants in the registered a cool 40 degrees season without causing dam­ they can’t sleal with the en­ tivities of a German beauty today. abeve at 9 this morning. Re­ Sanford for dinner and dis­ south end of the city. aga to farmer*. before resuming public hear­ gineers under the existing The recess action might Spokesman for the south minds of two years ago and cussion at the Capri Restau­ Although record Iowa wer* ings in die Bobby Baker rase. rant at 7 p in. tonight. come at any time after the city businessmen are George contract." the big freeze. recorded on Oct. 21, early • • s The meeting ha* been des­ Mills, Art Brown and Bob Tho engineer*, who had opening of the session but season fruita and vegetable* Crippling Crisis The shad seusun has Inter­ ignated an "informal" one, Yentsch. Mrs. Mona Bridges been honoring picket lines An organizational meeting told the Cham tier, could liter Thant thought it more likely were not harmed. BRUSSELS (UP!) — West since tho strike began Jan. with teveral proposals to be after the election of Ale* and Mr*. lairraine Sehich of the Seminole County Cham­ ally pull the vacationing mo rupted trutline fishing in the Early forecast* said thn ____ _ __ potentially (Jusison-Ssokey of Ghana, un­ ber uf Commerce's heautidea­ torLd oti Interstate 4. St. Johns River from Laka dbcussed. Among them arc are in charge of the Christ­ 23, 1903, went back to work | Germany eased .1 state will experience the earn* i crmnlinr g-iT-ilf\ Kujoplans for Christmas decora­ so the --ll-v-wd eouldalMd < -* * » opposed fur the assembly mas decorations committer. tion * i i-illUee sill “ IfM Monroe t* Lake Harney. low temperature* tonight. Ills ides lias caught on in presidency. tend it had iiisuffich-o' avail peau t.ontmor. .M..-ki* loony Friday noon at Jim Spencer's The Florida Fresh Water Fish tion* for Ihe south end of UKA record-cold, wind-driven by announcing tha it was Restaurant. Seminole County. The Cham­ city. already underway; plans able engineer* to operate un­ The election would be held and (inme Commission re­ snow storm plunged tempera­ ready to k>wer |t» grain der prc-strlka conditions. ports that as of teday all for civic beautification, in ac­ The luncheon meeting has ber's committee headed by on a “no objection" basis, tures below icro In tha prices. cordance wilh Ihe recently In­ without tha formality of a trotlinea must bs removed been called by John Alexan­ Alexander is our of the first Northern Plain* and freesing during daylight hours from augurated Seminole County der, committee chairman. concrete moves made lo make vote. all Hie way to the Gulf Coaat Vessel Sinks beautifieatkm committee; fu­ Strike Pending The issue behind the dra­ the south end of Lake Monroe Purpose of it is to launch the project a reality. ture city-wide sale* promo­ MIAMI (UPI) - A Miami WASHINGTON (UPU — No matic situation was Russia's "gain today. Southern Callllridge to the north end of tions and advertising; possi­ The S e m i n o l e County gotintion* are expected to re­ hound coastal freighter rescu­ a major beautification pro­ Oilers of other help have refusal to pay any part uf fumia wiis in a record heat Lake Harney. The ban will bility of establishing a plant Chamber of Commerce is in sume soon in an effort to avert ed eight in -n from a Honduras ject with emphasis placed on arrived. S. H. (Jim ) Crowe, Ihe $1 million it owes for wave. stay in effect until March 13. it was 8 below a t Pelistnn, nursery for civic bcautitica the final plunninir stagr* of a threatened strike <>( East motor vessel Tuesday morning tile lakelront. of Crowe's Fishing Camp, has peace keeping operation* in the commission said. Trot­ The project is a follow-up lo Mich., IS at St. Louis, Mo., lion purposes. pi educing a new fishing map and Gulf Coast longshoremen shortly before it sank in heav) a speech made a few week* offered 310 to n fund for that the Congo amt the Middle and Uuisville, Ky., and S3 lines can he placed In the St. Several proposals have been for the county. seas off the western lip ut which could tie up ports (nun purpose, lie uh» has ottered East. Russia contends it wus Johns River from sundown to ago tty Tom Gilchrist oi Chanat Dutlus, Tex., early today. made at previous meetings to The Chamber report* n new Maine to Texas starting Dee. Cuba, the Coast Guard said ml 2, WESH TV, who called to donate too Fireball Pom- assessed illegally by the as­ sunup. However, they must be A reading of a t Lo* An­ change the name of the asso­ two-color format will he used, Hi. Tuesday. scltius for planting along the sembly, instead of the Secur­ removed d u r i n g daylight ciation to something with a attention to the need for a geles Monday hrnko a 74lakcfront. ity Council, where there is a hours. The ban does not apply "more inclusive" sound, po*. including outstanding fishing beautification of the lakeyear record for Nov. 30. It Gilchrist, in a follow-up to .Soviet veto. to Lake Jessup . . . Just the sibly “ Greater Sanford Board and hunting picture*. Camps front. was the second day in a row his speech, wrote John Krider, in the county have been asked St. Johns River. Commission Such an effort, Gilchrist Los Angeles had a record executive manager of Ihe to contribute to the project. officials say the arrival of high. A reading of HI sent a Chamber, telling of his plans All fishing enmp*. boat shad has caused the change. new | >eak at Santa Ana, lo liormuent Ihe work in a rump* and recreation arcus « « • Calif.. Monday, (lint which will be ottered for| will he shown on the map, Tonight's meeting of “ North Sixty • mile • an - hour galea nationwide viewing. along with desciiptivo fishing and South end" Sanford busi­ Nearly 90 newsmen, comwhipped the snow at Ashville, Such publicity, he notes, information. nessmen should be a most in­ p u n y representatives a n d N, C., Monday. Seventeen would bo of invaluable ser­ This map will again he teresting one. Most notable vice in promoting Sanford guest* were at Deltona yes- inches uf snow fell at New A man Identified a* Robert ] Jointly * p o ti * a r e d by the Is the “southerners’* impsterdny getting a first band llunffulu, Mich., on the south­ Longwood voting was report­ and Seminole County. Dumas, 33. of Altamonte Chamber of Commerce, fish lienee to “get moving " They report on tho eommunity's east tip of Lake Michigan. ed “off to a gmwl start" short Springs, was being held on an mg camps, sporting goods turned down a “northern'' pro­ activities and future plans. ly before noon today hy Mr*. Thn cold set records In tha open charge this afternoon in stores, boat works, motels posal for a meeting in Ja n ­ Deltona official* said the Onnie Shumate, city clerk, who Dakotas, Iowa, Missouri, Ne­ the slaying of an Altamonte and restaurants. uary. “We are meeting Dec. newsmen rume from many braska, Minnesota and Il­ said voters were snowing up Spring* woman last weekend Ten thousand copies will lie I.” they said. “Won't you join in regular numbers at the two iminU in tho United States linois. Dumas was questioned this produced anil distributed on us?" polling places, City Hull and as well as fro in Germany, Many schools were closed. morning in the case ami had the first run. These maps will thr Fire Department. Peru, Venezuela end Mexico. In Indiana stone, four (raffle submitted to a lie detector test not only he distributed locally Note In ail civic club*, Tho corporation was host deaths were blamed on snowMrs. Shorn ale reported a prior to his admission of guilt, hut will he maih-d throughout church groups or organiza­ lly Donna Estes total of 878 registered voters for a luncheon and social covered highuuys. lie was queried by Deputy J tho United States. tions planning to make up In the elty amt reminded that The Longwood (Tty Council j hour during Dm extended tour The coldest reading in tha Christmas basket* (or the y (Slim) Galloway and an poll* will la* open until 7 p m. last night declined t.i renew »f Central Florida's newest nation was 111 below at Vulofficial of the Florida Sheriff's WHAT APPEARS to Itc Santa’* nlcigh, replcto needy! Don't forget to check -,u IP Rescued Voting Is by machine* on loan a liquor llcen>rs (or the Long- community, ley City, N. D. Bureau. No motive has been w ith "randy rant**," is ready nlonir with num­ cut your recipient with Ihe from Orange County. WASHINGTON (UPD w i d Hotel, riling a city orerous other float* to join with bands and other central clearing bou*e let up established, police said. Offices open are those of dimmer winch requires speci­ The body of fluby Lee Wil­ The State Department said 2,unit* for the annual Christm as Parade through by the Salvation Army and mayor, city clerk, city tax col­ fic dining and rooming mini­ oft persons have Im*-ii rescued Christmastime . . anvlime! Count on Pennry’a downtown Sanford at 3:30 p.nt. Wednesday. the Elk* Club. It will save liams was found Monday in a from rebel areas of The Congo lector and two council posts. mum*. bedroom of her home on Leon lor convenient credit , , . Ju-t buy it . . . confusion anti spread the Charge it Tho Council told \tty. Wil­ Christmas cheer around a lit­ ard Street. She had been shot liam C. ilulchison, counsel {or in the left side of her chest. tle more. L. T. Hunt Jr., operator of Neighbors became suspicious s s • Monday and summoned de­ Ihe hotel, that a minimum n( Saturday is going to he a big ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * 30 rooms must lie available night in Seminole County — puties. for rental and the dining area socially and sports wise. Soc­ An autopsy revealed the but has agreed to carry the hall citizens live in this county ought to get our own fund must be able lo serve 100 per­ Hy Julian Mrnvtrnm ially it's the big opening din­ let wa* firsd from a 38 cali­ ner-dance and sports-wise it'* ber pistol at close range Associate Editor and help the United Fund but work in others For exam­ “lost” in Orange County’* son*. Hutchison noted the Council The w o m a n lived alone, ple, hundreds and hundreds campaign. ihe Elks Bowl charity football When the Seminole County authorities raise the remain­ had issued licenses on three neighbor* told police. of Seminole County pimple Ilf course, this means we've game in Leesburg with the United Fund office opened ing 310.into — utilizing every work for the Martin Company got to roll up our sleeves and occasions “during the past twoRIFT REMS! SIIS Seminole* meeting Lees­ possible avenue of approach in Orlando. thi* morning officials had re­ year period which allowed the go to work. burg in a post-season grid tilt. LEATHER-LOOK ceived 329,170 toward a 340,- But no matter what we at They give through the pay­ Each day The Herald will bar to operate without meet­ ooo goal for this year's cam­ The Herald do. the United roll deduction plan But even list the contributors by name ing those conditions." JEWEL CASES Mark your calendar now for Rev. Jack l.indsay, pastor paign to help operate nine Fund people still must de­ so, gifls of Seminole County and the amount they give. All (he annual Powder-Puff game. I of First Baptist Church, op­ pend upon the good citizen* of residents who work (or Mar­ right! Who's first? participating agencies. It's slated for Dec. 12 and posed the renewal. He said The M o le by g ills: tin go to the Orange County While other cities and coun Seminole to do Uirir share * this is one game you won't "a dead hotel Is nothing hut ties around the slate have Objective ito.ono Just what I* your share? United Appeal want to mis*. Bed game of 29,170 an eyesore bu* it is better than already reached their objec­ As of Aug, 3. Seminole Recently an effort was Received to date the year! • • • a live headache." tives. Seminole still needs Chamber of Commerce offi­ made hy local officials to O u r simulated leather 3I0.U4 310,830 to carry out Ihe mint cial* estimated the county's remedy this situation. But Balanre Needed Seminole High School major­ cases have self-rise trays, est program Ihe organisation population at 71,000. On a per they ran into a blank wall. Address your contributions ette*, in their eye-filling “rein‘Season’ Here capita basis, this means 37 Orange County United Appeal has approved for this area. to UNITED FUND, !'. O. Box dear" costume* arc creating a necklace bar, plus rich The Christmas season shop­ We didn't reach our objee* cents from each resident leaders want us to become a 144, Sanford. You can bring sensation all over Central rayon velvet and satin tire in this county last year Right now. with 329.170 In cash part of their organization. them direct to the United lifting period has started, ac­ Florida everywhere they have v and unless we get on the ball and plrdget, uur per capita They’re not willing to trans­ Fund office, if you desire, at cording to a police report. lining. So lovely in ivory, appeared in a Christmas pa­ we're not going tu reach it contributions amount lo a mit donations by employes 303 Sanford Atlantic National .Someone took a camera, lens rade. Television c a m e r a s blue, or pink. mere 41 cents per person. who live in Seminole County Bank Bldg. and extra view finder (rum this year. “eye" them delightedly. You’ll Surely, the people of Semin­ to Seminole’s own United Wieboldt’s Camera Store, 210 Or, are we? If you wish, you can make have your chance to tee them Fund. your pledge by calling 323- South Park Avenue, at about If we don't, it won't be the ole can do better lhan that. again, Wednesday afternoon of The Sanford Herald. We probably would have All right! We'll raise our 0333. Watch that number! The noon yesterday. The package in San/ord'a own Christmas READ OUR ADS t fault Marling today. The Herald j (lone better but a lot of our j own. W« don t believe wc p re lu u 323, not 323. l-s valued a t about 3200 . .garad* V T T o *- FEC Railway mwA Engineers Resume Work UN Assembly Acts To Avert Showdown City Merchants To Plan Future 'Beautification' Off And Running New Fishing Map Set By Chamber Newsmen Guests Altamonte Man Held In Slaying Longwood Vole Turnout Good At Deltona Liquor Permit Denied To Hotel I UF Needs Help: $11,000 Short itenneui 3 tf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 30, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Is b w due December moot latereting $2 Million Styfc D a n fo rt* I m t U i Job Starts Seminole County 5 Americans At Mercy Of Savage Rebels LEOPOLDVILLE, A t Cow f a (UPI>—At Mart f i n A mer­ ic ewe and m o r a l hundred atiaa. T to t s o n things that other foreign hostages w art repotted at tho morey o f aava n a * bo dean by Soaford peepla — o o t tho city geteraboom tbst will bo canoo fo r BULLETIN fo r marina or* to with oay hop# o f LEOPOLDVILLE, T h a M rs. L oan s Parker, a n s* Caagw (U P !)—White mar* tdont o f W oot Altameata senary troops wha drove re­ Haights, h as complained to bate from the left beak o f tb s County CoamUoion that the Congo Hirer St Stanley* earn o f her neighbor* is oper* rllW today w e n reported to karo found the bodies o f ■ting a bootaaoo in aa a n a to nod residential. The Com- M m ore whites massacred l boo referred tbo com ­ by Congolese rebels. plaint to C ou n t/ Zoning D ine* lor l o b Brow s. Mrs. Parker ■fa rebels today in isolated aloe rtportod that a county Jungle a r r is of Tbo Congo. dump in th at oroa I* In "a Diehard r e b e l s stiffened terrible condition." That one against government efforts to baa been n fe rr e d to Road crush the last remnants of the leftist insurgency, and re­ S u p t J. C. La render. • » e ports reaching hero told of Look fo r oomeibing fairly fierce fighting in and around b ig out o f one county depart* Stanleyville. “ T h e n is one mile around v e n t about Monday. s e e the post office In the center Pupil* and faculty at l a g * of Stanleyville that is sa fe ," llah E a t s t e s Elementary Col. Jeremiah Purcn, a whits School w ill welcome back their m ercenary, reported from the principal, Morris Ruby, Mon­ form er capital of the rebel d a y after a week*t absence empire. "Tho rest is fa big R u by underwent on ear opera* trouble." An attempt by Congolese tioa Friday. N or. SO, be W est Palm Beach and haa been re­ Army troop* and white m er­ cenaries to cross tho Congo cuperating n t home. River at Stanleyville waa said D on't fo r g o t tho Sanford to b a re been repulsed by rebel F i r o Doportmont'o annual m ortar and maebinegun firs. Tbc rebellion appeared to be Gospel contort tonight i t the C irlc Center. The program far from over. Some o f the rebel-held hos­ which aterta at 8 p.m., will faaturo m any o f tho oouth’ a tages, Including the f i r e Americana, were believed caplanding Gospel quartet*. lives in the eastern Congo • e e Thora’e n o law ogolnit In towns o f Bunia and Wamba. Tbo toll of slaughtered for dioa at tho Scmlnolo County signers and anti-rebel Congo­ Blood Bonk. Their blood con held tare eomeone’e life ao lese was staggering. Some In­ w ell aa an y mon’e. It giraa form ed estimates put it at 4,you a good f e t in g to giro a OOP la tha past three n in th s UUla bit o f-y o u r se lf to b lip ■there. Blood beak hours are V a.m. to S p.m, on Wednooday and Friday. From 8:80 to 8 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Tkuraday. • • e Wouldn't It be strikingly affective to hare a huge light* ed Chrlatmaa tree out on tho and of tho old bendehell nt tho foot o f Pork A re.? You would be able to too It w ay up Park A v e„ and from all along tha lake front aa well aa from tho 1-4 bridge. And how about tho ownore o f tho oil docka sticking out In tho loko putting up some Christ* moa lights. They w o u l d gloom ocroao tho water In o moot affective way. • e • Tha Semlnola County Hu­ mane Society hes scheduled a meeting fo r 7 p.m. Monday at tho North Orlando Civic Cen­ ter. • • • According to figures re* leased by the State Depart, ment of Public Safety, for the eight-month period o f Janu ary through August o f this year there have been M4 tra f­ fic accidents in 8eminole County. O f thin number, eev en have been fatal, claiming eight lirea, and 388 pereone have been injured. It's Isn't the best record In the state, nor it is the worst. But no matter how you look at it. It’s ■till bad. • e • Note to former political candidates: How about going around and taking down those signs, now that the election is o v e r? • o e Cecil Tucker, county agri­ cultural agent, soya tho num­ ber o f poopto that American farmers m ust feed is increas­ ing a t the rate it fi*e mouths ■ minute. That’s a lot o f gro­ ceries I • e • Floyd Rkharda, principal o f Lake M ary School, will talk to Rotariano Monday about tho proposed Seminole Coun­ ty Junior college. Incidental­ ly , tbia project has boon np* prorod unanimously by the Chamber o f Commerto which hoe promised 100 per cent backing. • • • While you ora waiting for aom othtnf to turn up, you .m ight start with your sleeves, ja a y i Lion Bill MacLauchlin. t * * on the S t Johns River * * * • “The Nile o f America** By Harry I- Johnson Stode Construction Company, o f Cocoa Beach, Is the apparent low bidder for construction o f a qtiarter-mlllion dollar project at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. This is part of an expansion project which is estimated to total slight­ ly more than $2 million. The Stode firm bid $242,290 fo r w o r k on building a new hangar, shop and office structure on Bp C o d t o m WEATHER: Fair thru Saturday: high 75*80; low tonight 48-55. fo is t s o n getag to bo mode — • * VOL. 54 United Praaa Leased Wire Established 2908 FRI-, NOVEMBER 27, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA Mars Probe nawA Postponed; 'Quake Hits No New Date Thanksgiving Holiday Toll Reaches 231 999 TOKYO (U P !) - An earthquake hit the Tokyo a n a to­ day. There was no Immediate CAPE EE N N E D Y (U P I)— report o f damage. The United States today post­ poned an attempt to launch By United The Caroline Is 7 second Mariner M an A Space Agency apokes man ■aid Mariner • 4’a problem, th is year Is Dee. 9. A fter Mott o f tha n ou lt FIFTY "DRAGONS" of Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 3 at Sanford Naval Air Station have been promoted in rank, according to Cdr. George W. Kimmona, commanding officer. Larry A. Gebbie (left), o f 406 Junita Court, and Kelly J. Parker, of Longwood, were promoted to chief petty officer, (Navy Photoa) Engineer Dies ROUE (U PI) - Flight en­ gineer Howard W. Lowery would either have to cancel died today of Injuries suffer tha (hot o r wait until Mara ed in the crash of the Trans agala m oves into shooting World Air • liner hero Monday, boosting the death toll in the range in December, 1988. diiaater lo 48. The first U. S. M an ehot failed shortly a fter launch WASHINGTON (U P I) N or. 8 when the not* cone LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U P I) - President Johnson was report­ over the Marlner-S spacecraft Officials from the Civil Aero­ ed today to be very reluctant to failed to Jettison as planned nautics Board (CAB) were ex­ undertake any significant ex­ and Jammed the craft’s vital pected to complete their in­ pansion of UieanU-Communist solar panels. vestigation today Into the Nov. war In South Viet Nam. An unprecedented around13 crash o f a Bonanza Airlines, Administration officials In the-clock effort b y team* of plane that claimed 29 Uvea. touch with the Chief Executive scientists determined that tha warned against expecting any Marlncr-3 failure was caused m ajor new military m ovei as by the peeling apart o f a fib­ SAPPORO. Japan (U P I) - a result of the current hlgherglass aection o f the shroud. level review of policy and stra­ A new metal rover was built A train packed with rush-hour teg y in the bitter battle commuter* collided with a and installed on Mariner*4. Today's launch attempt waa truck In a snowstorm fir s t tat back tw o hours by a derailed. Two pci A ‘total o f U whites, Includ cable in the note eoie’ a sep­ killed aM "m any” . y — - ^ lag three Americans, were aration mechanism that waa massacred this week in Stan not properly seated In a Icyv111* and Paulis before a LUBBOCK. Tex. ftJFrt’ groove on the outside o f the U. S.-Belgian airborna rescue Five persons w e n killed in a neighboring and supposedly ehroud. mission could teach them neutral Laos U not at all cer­ Scientists finally decided fire that swept a home Thors* More than 1,100 hosts gea were tain. these official* said. that the cable would not a f­ day night and early today. Word of the President’ s cau rescued in the two spectacular fe ct the launch. A few min­ The victims included a heroic airlifts. tious attitude came as Gen. woman who saved two g.*an. • utes later, the spacecraft Maxwell D. Taylor, U. S. amThe Amerlcan-Belgian air trouble developed end the children but waa killed when lift stirred up controversy the went back Into the crum b­ shot wee postponed. around tha world. Mariner-4 waa programmed ling house for a third. Tha Vatican City newspaper to swoop within 10,000 miles Oaaervatoro Romano said re o f the red planet next July porta o f the hostage slaughter 16. It Is designed to snap 22 NEW YORK (U PI) An "h a re deeply impressed civil pictures during its brief Ironic “ day-after" note A lied consciences because o f a glimpse o f Mar and make im­ press release from the Puerto violation o f common rules of portant scientific measure­ Rican travel service received hum anity," ments. In news offices today began: Tw o American missionaries MOSCOW (U PI) - The So"When the new luxury liner —Dr. Paul Carlaon, 38, o f Cut SS Shalom head* Into San virt Union today accused tha ver City, Calif., and Phyllii Juan harbor Dec. 3 on her United States of aggression Rina, 13, of Mount Vernon, world p r e m i e r Caribtwan in both the Congo end North Ohio—were among those piti cruise she'll get a warm Pue­ Viet Nam. lastly mowed down Tuesday It said it was ready to aid rto Rican w elcom e." by rebel gunfire in StanleyNorth Vietnam but did not WASHINGTON (U P I) — villa. offer help to the Congolese Dr. Joseph Tucker, 48, of Undersecretary o f S t a t e rebels. DETROIT (U P I) The De­ George W. Ball leaves late to­ Portland, O n ., a medical mis­ Communist China, however, troit Free Press today donat­ sionary, was beaten to death day for Paris and London for pledged "firm support" for In Pauli* with 20 other hos­ talks on NATO problems and ed S300 to launch a memorial the rebels in a broadcast fund to help the widow of .-lain tages hours before Belgian the financial difficulties of American missionary Dr. Paul paratrooper* arrived in U. S. the British. Air F orce pltnea Thursday He planned to meet with Carlaon raise and educate her Carlson was and rescued m ore than 200 French Foreign Minister Mar­ tw o children eapllrea. ie# Couve de Urville in Parle. among more than 90 persona In London he will confer shot down In Uw streets of Dr. Andre De Gotte, a Bel­ gian diplomat who survived with Foreign Secretary Pat­ Stanleyville Tuesday by Con the Paulis atroeltiei, said re rick Gordon Walker and also golese rebels. A special Christmas pay­ belt bludgeoned Tucker and is likely to talk with Prime ment to associates at the J. C the 19 other victims to death Minister Hsroid Wilson ant Penney Company store will be and throw some o f the bodies Defense Minister Denis Hea­ LAREDO, Tex. (U P I )-T h e made Monday Into a crocodile-infested river. ley. police blotter in Laredo had The payment will go to regu­ the holiday touch on Thanks­ lar and part-time associates giving Day. employed on or before June Joe and Johnny Jacobs, two 30 with the exception of the young brothers, reported that manager. someone had stolen their pets Manager C. L. Robinson from their backyard — three said, "Tbo Christmas pay­ turkeys. And Jose Rodriguez, ment is one of the many bene 39, was eharged with beating fits available to Penney asso­ hla wife with a turkey wing. ciates. It Is offered a* fur By D a n a Kites immediately it could be bring­ ther testimony of the com ­ L. T . Hunt Jr., owner of ing in moaey to aaalit In the pany's interest In the welfare Loogwood Hotel, appeared restoration work. of the people who contribute Wednesday evening at a con­ A motion waa made by so much to our operation." tinued session of Long wood Councilman Carl Lorn inter, The payment U In addition City Council to request renewal but lost for lack of a second, to regular company provision* of liquor license foe the hotel to defer action o o the request for sick benefits, medical In­ bar. until next Thursday's regular surance, n o n ■ contributory Hunt odvUod council that meeting of council. group life insurance, Pencohe could comply with city or­ After lengthy discussion it profit-sba*ing retirement plan dinances requiring that 30 was agreed to refer the mat­ and discounts on purchases, room s be available for rental ter to the city attorney and and others. and tho dining room be open render a decision as soon aa and able to serve ioo persona possible thereafter. but that ho proferrod to wait lo other business council to put the establishment in full voted to accept the offer of A msn identified by police operation until renovations be­ Arthur Stooe Dewing, bolder as Mathew McGill was charg­ ing dooe oo the building are o f the city bonds, to defer pay­ ed with assault with a deadly completed. ment of the principal of 47.000 weapon after he allegedly cut He stated that 123,000 In im­ due on tbc bends. The money Shirley Jamison on the right provement* are planned and was earmarked for the paving hand Thursday at the Du Duck ILIAD OUR ADS that U the bar could be opened fund. Ion, 301 W. 13th St, Reluctant To Expand W ar Probe Ended Train Wreck Fire Claims S Ironic Note tha of dootha were ear accidents. The worst waa a two-vehicle Flood Of Bills that date, the Space Agency toll giving weekend. one hour fo r rocketing a probe to Mara death third day o f the tong Thanks­ WASHINGTON (U P I) The National Rifle Association before launch, w aa not im­ (N R A ) la bracing to battle an mediately known. expected flood of proposed new A new launch date waa not gun control bills when Con­ Inuaellately set. The deadline gress convene* in January. which cropped up accidental moved to 331 today on the GLEN COVE, N. Y . (U P I) —Caroline Kennedy celebrated probe because o f troubles in her seventh birthday today the delicate picture-taking with a amall party lor her cousin*. spacecraft. Ita NO. 831 W baasador to Saigon, began a series of talks with administra­ tion leaders on the entire poll tieal and military situation In American • supported South Viet Nam. Taylor was meeting today with Secretary o( State Dean Rusk. Officials said he would talk with President Johnson and other top authorities early ftssm Of fcwth Viet orn," Whm *♦ H Mans." 39,000 U. S. military "advla a r t" are bogged down la « frustrating effort to help the South Vietnamese governm ent destroy the guerrilla move ment. Soviets Claim U. S. Guilty Off Aggression N A T O Problems Topic Of Talks Memorial Fund Santa Will Visit Penney Aides Holiday Touch Longwood Postpones Hotel Liquor Permit Woman Cut accident near 01 ante, 8. C., that killed eight peroone, In­ cluding aix member* o f one family. N o one lived through the accident. The deatho o f IS and poosibly 19 crewmen In the col­ lision o ff the Now Jersey coast o f the laraall luxury liner Shalom and tho Nor* welgian tanker D ogall were not included In the toll. The Notional Safety Coun­ cil wee not keeping a count far tho 102-hour holiday pe­ riod between 8 p. m. Wednes­ day and Sunday midnight, but It said 662 persona died In traffic accident# during a aimilar period last year. The United Praaa Interna­ tional count at 9:30 a. m. showed 192 persona ha! died in traflc accidanta. New York led the nation with IB traffic deatho, follow­ ed by Teams 13, Washington 10, and Indiana nine. In South Dakota, Harlan T. Palmer, 39, oeerotary o f the •U49 Public UUUtloa Commts*Mto waa killed when hie car train ta set an all­ ot 149 for one year. Vandals Hit The dial to a pay telephone was found yesterday In the yard of th* Burton Funeral Home, police reported today. A table top at the Wash* teria. Third Street and French Avenue, was dam aged by young boys. Named At U of F GAINESVILLE (U P I) Joel Sachs, of West Palm Beach, bat been appointed chancellor of the honor aourt at the University u( Florida. One o f Sanford’ s oldest hue. tness firm s closed it* doors today. It waa back In 19t0 that the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight founded the Wight Gro­ cery Com pany, • wholesale firm, In a building located at the corner of Commercial sod Palmetto Avenues just north o f tho present location of Hunt's Llncoln-M ercury Com* P»ny. Later the firm built the of­ fices and warehouses which they have occupied for years at Fourth Street and Elm Avenue, When Wight retired from the business hie eon, Fred Wight, managed the firm until be died in 1933 and Hal Wight, another eon, directed the bus­ iness until he died in 1943. Hubert P ierce and Lymafl Phillip* managed the com* pany until they form ed a wholesale grocery firm o f their ow n end Jim Higgins was head o f the firm until 1931 when Ralph Wight 11, who haa m anaged the business since then, took over the com* pany. "It w ill taka at k a i l six months te close out the ac* counts receivable and liqui­ date the stacks," aald Wight, He added, "W c appreciate th* patronage of all of our cut* turners throughout the y ea rs." 25th Extension Communists Blamed Will Be Opened For New Troubles ~ 8AIGON Vietnamese (U P I) Prime — South Minister Tran Van lloung today blam•1 Communist agitators and ambitious politicians for viol, •nc* threatening to tupple his civilian government. heard in Tokyo. Chino, it The city wae relatively said, "will never remain In­ quiet today undar a state o f different to the aggression committed by the U. 8. end martial law, hut new trouble Belgian imperialists." appeared to be brewing with Protest rallies against tho Communist North Viet Nam. U. 8.-Belgian rescue opera­ Radio broadcasts from the tion In the Congo were con ­ North Vietnamese capital o f tinuing, and the American, British and Belgian emhaaales Hanoi heard in Tokyo charg­ were prepared fur possible ed that U. 8. and South Viet­ namese warshlpa shelled a demonstratiuns. Informed sources said n North Vietnamese island. The rally waa planned for Mos­ Hanoi regime charged that cow's Trade Union Home the alleged attack waa "part which could turn Into demon­ o f the U. ft. plan of attack strations nutaldo tho embas­ against North Viet Nam." "I t la cryital clear this war sies, In the past, crowds have pelted the embassies with ink act la part o f tha U. S. plan bottles and have broken win­ o f attack agminat North Viet Nam . . . a plan the U. S. dows. Nowhere did the Soviet aggressor* have time and press describe the rebel kill­ again spoken o f and which U. ings o f white hostages. The S. Ambassador Maxwell D. government newspaper It- Taylor recently disclosed,” the vestim suggested that such broadcast isld. The atetement referred to reports were invrnted by tha Taylor’s reported proposal* weatem press lo ju stify tha for possible bombing Com­ intervention. Tha aggresilon charges in munist sources o f supply In Viet Nam stemmed from • North Viet Nam aa m means Nov. IS air raid that North to step up tha enti-guerrllla Viet Nam said (J. S. planes war In this country . conducted on its territory. The United States has denied this account. the bate. The estimated cost of this was $337,000. The rigid fram e, prefabri­ cated steel structures will be built on the southwest end o( the station's aircraft parking apron adjacent to the existing hangars. This la the first o f five con­ struction projects to get under way at the base next year. Congress appropriated t h e money earlier this fall and work on th* Initial project 1* expected to start next month. Target completion dates ere March for the shop and office building and July for the hanger. The contract will be admin­ istered by th* station's officer in charge o f construction, Lt. Cdr. T . J . Day)*, who repre*ent* tbo director o f the Di­ vision of Bureau o f Yards and Docks, Charleston, S. C. When this phase o f the five point work is finished, It will bo eapablo of housing a com­ plete squadron. Other squad­ rons are expected here In the neat several months a* the base continues to grow. Other projects approved and the amount estimated to complete them are: An aircraft parking area at a east of 8711,000. An aircraft maintenance hangar at a coat o f fd44,ooo. A facility for checking the power at Jet engines at a cost of |l IT,000. Just when work will start on the next four projects has not been determ ined but bidletting Is expected on some phases in the near future. Wight Firm Closes After Half Century Petty Larceny Charged To Man Johnnie Lee Golden of 807 Sanford Avenue, la charged with petit larceny, police Mid today, as they continued their probe Into Uw burglary of Henderson's Bar, 730 East Seventh Street Wednesday night. Polio* said som e pennies w e n taken from the place amt a pay phone ripped from the waH. Another man being question­ ed on suspicion of breaking and entering, Jefferson Jones of the earae Sanford Avetuta address, waa released by a thonUee. Reminule County R o a d Supt. J. C. Lavender said to* day that traffic would be par* milted on the 25th Street ex* Taylor la In Washington for tension starting somitim* a high-level administration next week. review o f what lo do next in "W o’ re rompluting the fill South Viet Nam. nn some 100 feat in the mid­ Tha Hanoi report eald the dle o f tha extanslon from the alleged attack o c c u r r e d old Lake Mary Road to Club Thursday against Con Co Is­ Road In Loch A rbor," aald land o f f the shores o f the de* Lavender, "W hen this ia militarised sons a t tha 17lh done," ho addl'd, "w e'll open parallel. it to tra ffic for awhile to help It said the shelling alerted com pact It," at midnight and continued for en hour. North Viet Nam said a protest had been sent to the International Control Com­ mission. LAKELAND ( UPI ) — Two The civil unrest here has more fresh citrus packing had an efect on the progress house* have begun lo use tho of the wur because o f the fact Florida Citrus Cum miss Ion'a that Vietnamese troops have "O J " sym bol on corrugated been pulled in from field pos­ cartons. itions to enforce the marital The new firms Joining In the law. com m ission'! campaign are A total o f 86 persons win Roper G rowers Cooperative, Injured in anti - government o f Winter Garden, and Lake­ riot* Wednesday, the must land Packing Company, of strlous in a week o f violence. Highland City. 2 Citrus Firms Join 4OJ’ Brand For An AH 'Round Good Time . . . . \ Meet For A Drink At The FRIENDLY CARIBE \ OPEN TILL 2 A. M. M on . thru Sat. • Dancing “ On The H o u m ” q Leery Friday Night 1 I (Ledlea k e e n 4:30.8:30 Drinlui lc atr tear i f * ) VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD 7 �$ S IB # S - m I f o r . ST, 1 4 200 Parfldpafe In Pinecrest Thanksgiving I Rev. Grover Sewell Still Thankful ? Borne 200 people participat­ Missionary W ill Talk Here Sunday ed la a special Thanksgiving Masters, Sooth- service W edteeday evening at tna Baptist g o'clock la Ptnecrast Baptist A church tn F w w ylvam ia wasted to publleiie its Thanksgiving Day service, ao placed the following alga is (root of the church: "Thaaksglvlai a m i c e s wW Missionary who' servos a t Ita Baptist Welfare ). tart all were Chureh, Rav. ' William J. trying to ta std y say Center in Nigeria, West Africa, Guess, pastor, reported today. y ou " to God. •11 * c a k at First Baptist Bow good it la to remember The children's cbotri o f the Church in Sanford Sunday' to be thankful in November chureh were featured with evening. but what about D ecem ber Mrs. Cameron Faulk, Minister Mias Masters, a native of he held to thta church at t even August? Will w e continue of Music, in charge. to the aMralag. The choir to remembei e s the days, Miami, holds a degree In nurs­ The Beginner Choir, with Win reader appropriate ac- week* and months wear an ing from the S o o t ta n Baptist children ages four and five lectfoas. There win he ee that wa are to be grateful to Hospital hi New Orieatu, a under the direction of Mrs. .semeo. Let ea thaah God God Nr giving us aurii a stor­ bachelor o f arts degree from Carl Brontp, sang "Sing to age of blessings? Nr ear Ueaaiega." God,” "Thank Y ou God Who Stetson University, and a mai­ Yesterday, worship services T am hot naive enough to Loves Me,” and "W hen I'm were held In many p la cci by bclteva that all people are ler o f religious education da­ Happy.” people who were striving to thankful to God. Even when m e front the Baptist TbaoloMra. Cameron Paulk direct­ • sp ra e gratitude te God for Jesus Christ walked the dus­ gteal Seminary la Naw O r INSTRUCTIONS and materials fo r nuUdfiff Christman docorntiona such ed the Prim ary Choir, children the great number o f bleaalega ty reads o f this world many m t those be in* shown by Mr*. R u u Kitner, Mrs. Karl Fehd, Mra. F. J. ages six through eight, in two that He baa bestowed upon us showed no gratitude. Murray and Mrs. John Hfrea, left to right, will be available Sunday when Within a month after gra­ anthems, "F o r the Fruit Upon The worship services, do Though He experienced the Grace Methodist Church conducti ita Third Annual Family Advent d u a te s from the Seminary te the TYee,” and "Thanksglv doubt, took many forma (In' greatest humiliation and suf­ HERE SUNDAY to open Week o f Prayer end F e stiv a l. (Herald Photo) 1890, Mine Masters was a * ing Day Comes Ones a Y ea r." fered untold agonies to bring Offering for Foreign Misaione at First Baptist p orted bp tha Foreign H us­ both blessings o f the flesh The Junior Choir, boys and Church will bn Mine Helen Masters, Southern tons Board te g o to Africa. and spirit to m an few said girls nine through 12, aatig Baptiot Missionary, serving st the Baptist Wel­ Fellow missionaries give flow "thank you.” "I'm Goia' to Sing” with fare Center in Nigeria, West Africa, who is lag reporta on the efficiency One experience of Chrtst Mrs. William J. Guess direct­ pictured with two of the many Nigerian chil­ and af tectt n aeM o f ta r work that Illustrate* this point was ing. dren benefitted by the Center. and tta church fool* hooorsd the curing of the tea lepers tn addition to tha choirs, n te have Nias Master* as its Jesus was on His w ay to Jeru Thanksgiving pageant was g u e it salem. On this Journey ten given with two pilgrims, Lisa Casting for the Holy Croee lepers asked that He eurc Barker, daughter of Mr. and T ta Sunday evening service Episcopal Church School'* an rtnrcrest Baptist Church them of their defeated disease. Grace Methodist Church to­ will be served. Each family Mrs. Ted Barker, and Perry will mark tha begteaing of the bus! Christmas Pageant will The miraele was performed concluded sn eight-day evan­ day announced float plans for U asked to bring their own Williams, son o f Mr. and Mrs. nott M emorial Methodist eburchwida Lottie Moon Week By Mrs. Rttckis Harris bogie Saturday when children and wa can well Imagine what gelistic crusade laat Sunday Pago Williams appearing In Prayer and Offering foe Residents of the community Church, at a surprise birthday from grades one through ala Its third annual Fam ily Ad­ sandwiches and the church Joy and relief they experlcnc mcrnlng with more than 300 costum e to sing of Enterprise, plus a number dinner held Sunday, Nov. 13, Foreign Missions. An hour of will furnish beveraga and des Pilgrim are Invited to attend a l:M vent Festival Sunday from 3 at the Florida Power Chib. "C om e Y e Thankful People aert. prayer will be observed from a. m. meeting at the church ed. But here Is the sad part persona attending the dosing from Deltona, honored Rev. until 8:30 p. m. The event la —only one returned to express Heading the committee in 10 until 11 on Monday, Tues­ Com e." Concluding the program, i Mrs. Phil Roache, director service. Wight Kirtley, minister o f Bara church • wide project with said, charge o f arrangemenU were day, Thursday and Friday The scripture lesson was advises that no lines o f dU' hi* gratitude. Jesus Rsv. William J. Guess, pas­ representatives from all organ­ worship, entitled, “ We Would "Were not ill ten cured? Ruth Sain, Forrest Nutt, Ker- mornings sa well aa on Wed­ See Jesus” will be held In the Hosea 2:1-9, and Rev. Guess N iu e will have tn be com m its tor, states that "response to isations of the church partici­ mlt Wiggins and Cecil Sellers. nesday evening a t 7:43. For sanctuary. This is a pantonine gave the message. For the ed to memory and that coatum Where are the other nine?” Ten per cent expressed their the revival was moat gra tify ­ pating to help families prepare of events tn the life o f Christ, benediction the congregation Following the delicious meal, tta litte r service, the auxiliar­ leg will be simple. spiritually for Christmas. Mrs. J. V. Richards presented ies of the Woman's Missionary The pageant, Christ Story In gratitude. Isn't this a terr­ ing with visible results in­ and many members have been stood and sang "B lessed Be Rev. Kirtley a purse containing Union—Sunbeams, Girls' Aux­ The Children's Building w ill miking costumes and rehear the Tie That Binds." Pantomime, will be presented ible percentage, but let us be cluding ninr professions o f honest. Do we and those II for each year of his age iliary, and Young Woman's house the workshop and wilt be Following the service 123 sing for this meaningful can­ In the church Dec. 27 with spe­ faith, It Joining tha church after reeding one o f her clever Auxiliary — w ill participate. open from 3 to 3 p. m. Mra. dlelight service. Mrs. William people enloyed a turkey din cial music provided by the around us du better? hy Utter, one answering the If we are not grateful to poem i. Russ Kitner and staff of 23 Ripe la director with Mr. and ner planned and prepared by An Invitation is extended to Junior choir. call to ministry and It redeGod we are denying ourselves By Deans Eslat Another surprise for Rev. the pubUe to attend these have gathered materials and Mrs. Robert Bennett direct­ Mrs. Marvin Warfel. This Sunday at the church dirations of life.” Final plans were made for Kirtley that day was a visit meetings. The morning meetwill furnish Instructions for ing the choir composed of Advent Corporate Communion a human right—we are living Rev. Guess has announced a decorations on a sub-human level. Dr. Ro­ , the Day of Recollection at the from Mr*. Ophelia Bennett of logs te the chape] are for wa­ utilirlng simple Junior and Senior High Meth­ for men and boya la acheduled special mretlng o f alt new materials found around the Sanford, long tim e frieod of ll those on Sunday and for T a. m. followed by break­ bert E. Speer told o f an exper­ odist Youth Fellowship mem­ ience which Illustrates this members for 8:13 p.m. this home and yard. Each year the Mary Magdalen Church Altar Us: fam ily, who appeared sa Wednesday evenings in the fast and a program In the Par­ bers. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Rundsy In his effice. Ho will Workshop Committee plans a Guild o f Altamonte Springs guest soloist for the morning sanctuary are fo r both men iah House. Capt. Chandler fact. A boy who was reared In also will sing. introduca elected department variety of crafta for families a Christian home was Invit held Monday evening st the worship service singing one ot and women. Swanson, SNAS commanding Member* and friends of heads o f the churrh and will of all ages. This year M pro­ ed to hava dinner with a his favorite hymns, "In tha Parish School. On Friday, D ec. 4, the san­ officer, wiUb • guest speaker. Grace are invited to come By Maryann Miles friend. When everyone had lead In a dlscusslun o f Ita jects will be offered, five The Day of Recollection Is Garden.” At close o f Use ser­ ctuary wtU be open all day and share in an afternoon of Seventh-day Adventist Re­ taken their placet they begin ministry, it* program and it* which were most popular last family fellowship and inspira­ tired Workers met Nov. IS at scheduled for Saturday beglnn vice he was presented a beau for individual prayer and medito eat without any recognition services. year, and nine new ones. Bible* and prayertion. Mr*. J. It. Powell and Sanitarium Church in Orlando ing with registration at 8:30 tifully decorated b i r t h d a y tattoo. A special g ift bonk, "Y ou r of thankfulness to God for the a. m. and will be conducted cake. guide leaflets w ill be avail­ From 3 to 3:30 there will he Mrs. C. E. Williams will be for a pot luck supper. food and it bring ■ symbol ol Life and Your Church,” by a "ca rol sing” led by Rev. by Rev. Thomas Tapp, C. SS. able. greeter*. Mrs. Karl Fehd Is O fficers of this group, other blessings. The young Dr. James I . Sullivan, will be R., of New Smyrna Beach. The theme for the Week of Hires in the courtyard, general chairman. which meet* in April anil NoChristian slid , "Around out presented each new member Luncheon will be served at Prayer la "W orship Christ Ihe each year, sre Elhouse we always give thanka attending this meeting. noon. I.” Tho purpose is to de­ Pratt, president; and then eat. Rut you are Just President at Monday night's velop within the members of Thompson, secrelike my dog, Fldo. He Just meeting wia Mrs, John Bar By la n e Casselberry Baptist churches a renewed Pearl 'Howinirhydt, president, and following The WMU of (be Prairie Lake eats!” I do not Imagine that By Jaw* Casselberry filth te tha powar o f prayer^ ■ecretary. Ihe business sessioo, refresh Baptist Church met recently the hosts liked it but this hoy The Crusader Circle o f the to Inform people o f the naede the supper and menu were served. Preceding Casselberry Community Meth­ of the world for the gospel, at the church under the lead offered them a great lesson business meeting a program It Is ao asay for us to for the meeting the Guitd attend ershlp of Ihe president, Mrs. odist Church WSCS held Its and to Inspire Individuals to o f special music was present­ ed Novena Devotions at the James Dunn. A program on get that all cornea from God annual fam ily dinner Tuesday becom e involved personally in ed by several members and church and heard an Interest' ntght In Weaver Hall with 85 meeting these needs. the life In Korea and Ihe work and that as His children we Mrs. Marjorie lfanhardt anaing talk on converts by Rev. attending. o f missionaries In South Ko­ are to recognise this and give Goal for tha First Baptist llsrd handwriting sample* The WSCS ol DeBsry Com Hubert J. Reason, pastor. rea was presented by Mrs. Him the honur, glory, and gra Rrllglea la Am erica the auperficiality will inevita­ Church te Sanford ia 93,000. which proved very entertain­ Tha turkey dinner with all munlty Methodist Church wilt titude o f our hearts, not only The next meeting is sche­ Dan Robinson. By Laois Cssaela bly show through hta sermon. ing to those attending. Speak­ tha trtmmtngi w as served For all o f tho churches te the hold its Christian Service lun­ The date sat for the week of In one particular season but duled for Dse. 27. er fer the evening was Rev. United Press InteraaUooal buffet style and was prepared Southern Baptist Convention 11 cheon meeting Tuesday In Ihe Christianity today believes prayer for bottle Moon Miss­ at ill tlmce. Stanley L, Dontbrosky o f Or­ by the committee In charge la 13,390,000, an Increase of church social hall beginning at Two nationally • circulated this Is the root cause o f “ arid ions ws* set for Nov. 2» lando. 13:30 p. m mad* up o f Mrs. Albert Har­ 15 per cent over 1983. Among religious m agn ifies have fi­ preaching.” through Dec. 3 at 9 30 a. m. The Christmas Story, in Ming nally said out loud what some Attending from Ihe Bear ris. chairman, Mrs. Dtimaa tho needs met by this fund Circle meetings were set for "T o o often the minister Is so Lake-Forest City ares with and readings, will he featur long • suffering laymen hava Copeland, Mrs. Don Patti are aeUries for taachera, pasTuesday, Dec. 1, at 10 a. m. little devoted to study of the Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were ed with the program and i shall, and Mrs. Charles Bs to n and ottar church workers; been muttering to ona another Mrs. Paul Low e, prayer publications; radio and tele­ Bible, and so far from being Mrs. "m oney-lree" will tie set up for years. singer. Owen Barrett, Mrs. chairman, opened the meet­ By JoAnn Hays with all donations going to Margaret Graham and Elder Mrs. Carlyle Swofford la vision evangelism ; higher edu­ The great art o f preaching Immersed In its thought world, ing with a prayer for all the cation for the children of Sou­ Mass will be said this Sun circle ehalrman. help children of migrant work­ and Mrs. C. ASchwerin and that he lives from hand to has fallen Into low estate. missionaries with birthdays thern Baptist workers on for­ R»v. T. S. Darrah, dean of ers in the state. day at noon In Geneva at the daughter, Linda. Tha tables were decorated Thera are notable excep­ mouth la finding subjects. As this month. fields; constructing, Rollins College K n o w 1 e e Community Hall. Rsv. Albert with clever pins eona turkeys eign Next Friday and Saturday tions. But many o f tha ser Refreshments o f pumpkin each Sunday draws near, he Memorial Chapel, has an­ tha WSCS and the church* LeMieux from All Souls Cath­ and Indian corn. Pilgrim nap­ equipping, and maintaining pio topped with whipped mons Inflicted on faithful has to scram ble about for nounced that card of admis­ Men’ s Club will sponsor a olic Church In Sanford will kin rings served as placa churches, schools, hospitals, crcsm were served by the hos­ church - goers these days run something to say, good w ill centers, and other sion fnr the annual Rollins rummage sale to he held in conduct the Mass which will be cards. tesses Mrs. Wayne Hughes Uie gamut from boring to ban buildings. "N ot every man who live* Christmas service are avail­ the former AAP Store Build­ In English. Rev. Dal mas Copeland, min *nd Mrs. Vernon Dunn follow­ at. with the weekly task of de­ able. Mass will be said each Sun­ Islsr, was apaaker for ths ing In Sanford. It ts requested ing the meeting. There are some parts of tha livering sermons can be, or The yearly Yula service that donation* of clothing and day at Uit Community Hall evening and cartoons wart needs to be, a professional, will he held in the Knowles household Items for this prrv thereafter. Everyone in Gen shown to amuse the younger States. M y * 1 1ily Today magaame, where scsd em ic ■ robed theologian. Memorial Chapel Sunday eve­ ject be delivered eva and surrounding areas is children present. Mrs. Basing­ to the First Baptist Church of ning, Dec. 13. Twit services church no later than Wcdnes "une would have to drive for Yrl no deeply effective prea­ By Donna Estea Invited to attend. er was in charge o f planning several hours, tf not a day, to cher can do without 'a pulpit Longwood will have Its quart- will be held, at A:!5 and [day morning. The men and boys o.* Christ the program. find a preacher who makes theology.' As he speaks out of arty fellowship dinner at 12:43,again at 8:30 p. m. Episcopal Church, Longwood. Arrangement* for pickup of God talk to men in direct, au a broad yet solid theological will make a Corporate CornSunday following the morning Dean Parrah aska that the donations may be made hy worship Members who have those interested in attending contacting Harry Bell or Mrs. thentic and quotable #*rm understanding of tho Scrip- munion Sunday, the first SunThanksgiving Sunday will joined (he church during (hr the Christmas aervhe write Charles Creasey. Sues and ons." lures, his s e r m o n s will ,|ay jn Advent, at the l a. m. be observed at Longwood An article In H ie Living breathe a sense of aulhurily. past quarter are Invited In the Rnllin* rhapel office. A suggested prices, it noted on service. Following the service First Pentecostal Church this attend the dinner as guests stamped, self-addressed envel­ a slip of p ip er and pinned to Church la equally pessimistic. If the minister knows where breakfast will be served by the week at the 11:10 a. m . and "What too many of today's he stands theologically, the whdt ill other member* are op* must acrompany the re­ the articles, would be of great Episcopal Churchwomcn at 7:30 p. m. services. The test Regular S u n d a y evening requested to bring a covered quest with a designation of help to (hose In charge of the sermon* exem plify," It says, man In the pew wilt grow in the Parish House. Family ser­ of Rev. E. Ruth Grant's ser­ "is not decorum or restraint faith and doctrine. But when dish. service. vice and d a ise s are scheduled mon will be "Thanks Be Unto worship services last week at sale. or good taste or anything of a man In the pulpit licks a Southern Methodist for 9 Jo i m. G od." She urge* all families First Ihe sort, but just downright strong theology, his sermons Monday is the Feast of St. tn worship together it church Church of Sanford featured dullness, timidity, p e r h a p s will not build up his hearers in Andrew sod Holy Communion tnd Sunday school at this special music provided by aven sloth.” three Seminole High students the faith." will be conducted at 9:30 a.m. time. That wont “ sloth" will rats* The young men, Mickey Me some ministerial hackles. The Clanahan. John Cullum and average pastor puts tn far Nell Richard, played the stirr­ more than a 40-hour week, and ing trumpet background music he takes it unkindly w h e n as Ihe congregation sang the someone accuses him of tailhymn, "G od of Our Fathers,” ness in sermon preparation. with Mrs. Escar Nalder at the The trouble la that he may piano. be so busy doing other things Rev. Durward H. Knight that ho ha* no time or energy pastor, presented a Thanks left for the creative agony of giving sermon and reported oo writing first • rate sermons. • 8 L M M B W *88M the successful indoctrination When Saturday arrives, he class h ell recently. Virginia Ptlroaki locks himself In his study and r . O. Bat 1214 in a spirit of desperation Sanford knocks out a sermon which FOR ANY OCCASION will al least bridge the gap Nora NorTte TE 8-151! between the prayers and the ARE ALWAYS 8 . fleadsole offering. Unfortunately, that Holy Cross To Pinecrest Sets Cost Ports For Family Advent Fete Meeting For Annual Pageant New Members Scheduled Sunday Catholic Guild Plans For Day O f Recollection Retirees Attend r«*uUr m~Un* !h" s‘ Adventist Meet Prairie Lake W M U Schedules Crusader Circle Week O f Prayer Has Dinner DeBory Program Set For Tuesday Falls, Magazines Say Catholic M ass Rollins Service Cards Available Set In Geneva Longwood Church Sets Attend Communion Church Dinner services Thanksgiving Students Play For Service tHis weed it uourown J f lace o f worsHiff FLOWERS TL'IIKKk I) INN Kit wan enjoyed by memlMm of the Crusader Circle of Cnxxelberry Community Mstnodlat Church WSCS and their families. Plan­ ning and preparing the affair were, left to right, Mrs. Delmau Copeland, Mrs. Albert Harris, Mrs. Dan Fattishnll, Mrs. Carlyle Swafford, circle ibaiiiuou and Mia. C h u r lc i Luaiiigcr. 111a aid Photo) U often the only purpose U aerves. But lack of time la not the sole cause, or even the chief cause, of poor perform ance. In the pulpit. A clergyman can't give a congregation what he hasn’t got. If he Is confused in his own beliefs, and has only a superficial knowledge of the Bible, both the confusion and CORRECT Phyllia Rugeasttea FA 3-4234 Laks Mary Mildred Haa*y 888-3831 Deltona BALLROOM DANCING, If dona correctly and with dignity, in n great source o f enjoyment and adds much to the social graces. Miss Joan Davis (right), Seminole High teacher. Is shown here with couples from her Mon­ day ni-’ ht classes being conducted for member* of Holy Gross Episcopal Young Churchmen. ' (Herald Photo) SANFORD FLOWER SHOP fa r . K. 1st A Sanford Ave. 322-1822 322-8432 Mary Getting* Bear Laka 293484? Sophie Haiats D*B*ry 848-1402 �* •» ~ Rummage Sale Sponsored By ( Church Women lig h t • C* * & f bulbs sod Juvenile Court Functions Told CYC Heeling tooth brushes being sold by m em ­ bers or the Bear Lake Method­ ist Church WSCS were distri­ buted by Mrs. Jean Mueller w ays and means chairman. Proceeds from the sales will be used to build kitchen cabi­ nets In the new church buildtog. Members also planned to sponsor a rummage ta le on Saturday, Dec. 12. at the Win­ ter Park Fire Station and those attending were asked to begin collecting item s for thil project. Donations o f ar­ ticles from area residents wishing to aid the church group will be greatly appreelated. The meeting was held at (be home of Mrs. Ruth Bowleu to Forest City with Mrs. M argaret Brown, vice presi­ dent, in charge due to absence o f the president, Miss Vir­ ginia English, who is still a patient at Florida Sanitarium and Hospital. It was reported that gifts of flowers and a nightie have been sent Miss English. Mrs. Brown opened the meeting with prayer and Mrs. Leona Whipple, after read­ ing from ths Book of Psalm s, gave a touching and inspiring talk on tbe mother’s role In life. It was reported that $29 had been made on the dinner reerntly served at the Men's Club meeting at the church. Those attending were Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ann Irwin Mrs. Claudia Irwin, Mrs. Mickey Morgan, Mrs. Leona Whipple, Mrs. Nora Norris, Mis. Marge Linton, Mlsa Phyllis M. Swisher and Mrs. Maryann Miles. ‘ Next meeting will be the Christmas Party to bo held at 8 p. m., Dec. IT. at the home of Rev. and Mrs. William Irwin, 912 Sheila Ave., Apopka. M em bers are to bring a f l Item for the gift exchange. Businessmen Pledge Unity, Co-operation A declaration o f co-opera­ tion and unity wa* m ade between spokesmen for down­ town Sanford businessmen and those o f the South Sanford . business a m . "L e t's just forget this phrase 'downtown S an ford'," suggested Art Brown, on e of a delegation of three South San­ ford area men who m et with B. L. Perkins J r , head o f the Sanford Merchants A ssocia­ tion, E . C. Harper J r . and Charlie Robinson to discuss wider communily effort in Christmas decorating and cl­ e f t beautification. The group was joined by John Krider, executive manager o f the Seminole Cuunly Cham ber of Com m erce. Representing the business Interests In the south end of the elty were Brown, George Mills anil Bob Yentsch. Brown said that the Christ­ mas decorations committee beaded by Mrs. Mona Bridges and Mrs. L im in e Selvirh b planning lo erect a lighted Christmas tree and a huge billboard type sign near the “ Y " junction of French Ave­ nue and Park Avenue, which will Spell out, "Sanford Wishe j You A Merry Christmas." Tbe sign is to be done in fluorescent letters, lighted with "black light." Harper volunteered to supply and In­ stall the black lights for the committee. Pleated with this idea, those representing the Merchant* Association indicated that they would see that a matching sign was erected at the north­ ern entrance to the city where French A v e n u e intersects Seminole Boulevard. There were numerous sug­ gestions for a change in the name of the merchants asso­ ciation so that it gives a clear t r indication of the scope of the city's business area, and covers all business men rath­ er than merchants. "W e re not all merchants— many of us are m services, but we tr e still Sanford bus­ inessmen,” said Bob Yentsch. Names suggested included such titles as "G reater San­ ford Business Association," "G reater Sanford Board of T rad e" and “ Greater Sanford .Board of Com m erce." George Mills, spokesman for jthe south city group, xiUoUed By D m K s Church History on Mia* was guest speaker at NEW OFFICERS of the Chris thin Homemnkern Clans in Casselberry tak­ ing over at Tuesday night’* meeting were, from left, Mrs. Mary Pyle, trea­ surer; Mrs. Bonnie Werley, president; Mra. Mae Harris, vice president nnd Mrs. Nanette Oukley, secretary. (Herald Photo) Bonnie Werley Heads Geneva V F D To Adopt Homemakers Class By-Laws By Jane Casselberry New officer* of tho Chris­ tian Homemakers Class as­ sumed their duties at a meet­ ing In Weaver Hall o f Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church. They are Mrs. Bonnio W er­ ley, president; Mr*. Mae Har­ ris, vice president; Mrs. Nan- Forest Income Shows Increase TALLAHASSEE (S p l) — Figures recently compiled by the Florida Forest Service ahow 1063 Florida forest pro­ duct* income up slightly from 1062. The Florida forest products industry in Florid* counted a dollar volume o f $534,063,,000 in 1963, up from $533,496,000 the previous year, according to Stale Forester C. H. Coul­ ter. These figures include whole­ sale manufacturing value, which is the value uddrd by harvesting the trees, nml man­ ufacturing surh as conversion to raw paper, said Coulter. "M ore than $250,000,000 more it ndded by remanufucturing into consumer products such aa paper eupa and con­ tainers, lumber products, uni wooden crules ami boars, mak­ ing the forest products indus­ try in Florida a 3 /4 billion dollar income producer,’ he aaid. No significant rises or de­ clines wer* recorded in the various categories o f the for­ est products market. Pulpwood Income accounted for ll'.'r o f the total dollAr vol­ ume. relatively unchanged since 1962. Wood naval stores, up about 1 per cent in vol­ ume. was second with a whole­ sale manufactured value of $52,230,000. Lumber production, third in importance, dropped shout 13 per cent to 300,000.000 board feet, but because o f firmer markets fell back only 5 per cent in dollar volume to $!«,354.000. ettn Oakley, secrutary; and By Jo Ann R aya Mr*. Mary Pyle, trensurer. Geneva Volunteer Fir* De­ The group includes mem­ partment will be adopting bers o f the two adult Sunday new by-laws at M onday's 8 School classes taught by Mra. p. m. meeting and all mem­ Jeanne Shea and Rev. Del mu* bers were urged today by Gordon Gibson, president, to Copeland. Committee chairmen a r e attend this important session. Copies of the proposed by. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W eyers and Mr. and Mrs. Alten law* were mailed ou t Monday !li><>ne, membership and vis­ o f this week by M rs. Charles itation: Mrs. Murgu tleppen, Iamb, secretary, to all mem­ welfare; Mis. Juno G riffith, bers. Gibson reports that ths program; Mr. and Mrs, Don MacLeod, social; and 31rs. three turkey ahoot* sponsored Leonard Casselberry, publici­ In recent weeks by the de­ partment w e r # considered ty. The class is making plans very successful with the first to a*sist a fam ily in need at bringing net proceeds o f $550, Christmas with food, clothing, the second, $100 and th* third, $125. and gift*. He credited much o f the The class voted to send Christmas gift* o f $10 to the surcess to time and e ffo rt put Indian orphan it supports and forth by Denton Prevatt, Jer­ $25 t« the Hughlett fam ily, ry Ford, Dlek Shawtey, Jo* missionaries supported by tho Byrnes, Harry Kinniard, K. R. Patterson and Mr. ami class in Africa, Mrs. Ruth M ontgom ery was Mrs. Billy Tindel. in charge of the program and those present shared their thought* on blessing* for which they were most thank­ ful. Hostesses ' for the social hour which followed the meet­ ing were Mrs. June G riffith and Mrs. Mary Pyle. Delight­ ful refreshments o f ginger­ bread topped with lemon sauce and whipped cream and coffee were served. Thu serv­ ing table was beautifully d e­ corated with candles and * horn of plenty in the Thanks­ giving motif. Concert O ff Th« Eastern Seminole Band Concert scheduled in Slavla Monday night has been can­ celed hy Director Richard Zt-lloy until after fir s t a f the year. 7.r!l*y explained that the pos'punement wag m t,|# ns many of the band members would be unable tn appear on tho original concert date. th* meeting o f the Catholic Youth Club at A ll Soul’s Church social hall to Sanford. Tbe program was sponsored by the Youth Activities Com ­ mittee o f SL Richard’ * Coun­ cil SWT, Knights o f Colum­ bus, with Ralph P tto U to charge. Judge Mise, to hi* talk to the approximate 60 young peo­ ple attending, explained func­ t i o n of the juvenile court, pointing out that offenders un­ der IT years com e under his jurisdiction with persona old­ e r being triad before the adult courts. He advised that records o f juvenile bearings are not open to the public and that punish­ ment for n fh n eei range from probation to com plete removal from parental authority. Ra warned that a serious juvenile record may be felt to later life by exclu din g an offender from service In the armed forces, from som e em ­ ployment Including classified government work and from Uie practice of law. He commended the CYC for Its church activities and stat­ ed that young people active in their churches rarely get in­ to serious trouble. A question and answ er period fol tossed. Preceding his talk, tbe Club attended Mass ami recivrd a Corporate Communion. A light breakfast was served to the social hall. Officers o f the organlrstlon are Mlsa Peggy Nolle, presi­ dent; f.reg Heath, vice presi­ dent and Miss Andrea DogesJD, secretary.treasurer. Labor Force Up TALLAHASSEE (D P I) — Industrial Com m ission Chair­ man Ronald Spencer aaid Tuesday the number o f w om ­ en in Florida’s labor force increased 91 per cent between 1950 and I960. W t. \ * < FAT O V E R W E IG H T CATHOLIC YOUTH CLUB President Peggy Nolle welcomes Judge C. Vernon Mize (left), who spoke on juvenile court procedures in social hull of All Souls Church. Arrangements fo r the program were made hy Ralph Peiold, chairman of the Youth Activities Committee, Sanford Council M57, Knights o f Columbus. (Herald Photo) Guest Minister Charlie's Future Hangs By 'String' TA LLA H ASSEE (D P I) — a dinner Charlie is a ham ster whose week. appetite is sure to g e t him in com in g T. Howron Norton, Orlando district superintendent, will preach at the 8:30 a. m. and 10:50 a. m . worship services at up next Halligsn agreed that If the trouble unless som e pretty girl* chip In to buy the lab secretaries ean have his Job another hamster, C h a r l i e won’t have to eat the test changed. food. Rut it still hasn’t been Charlie Is the ch ief poison worked out in the negotia­ tester for the Florida Shertions whether the reprieve Is iffs Bureau crim e laboratory. permanent o r whether, if When all possible chemical Charlie’s stand-in isn’t so analysis fails to determine lucky, Charlie w ill b* back whether suspected food Is on the firing line fo r the next poisoned, Charlie gets the job. ftod for the final check. So far, Charlie has been lucky enough to survive all hi* meals, and thus given the The Faith Pool Prayer food a clean bill o f health. Group of Sanford will sponsor “ He’s been lucky up to a special program at T:30 p ro . now, but eventually h e ll go,” Saturday with Major A. Henaays lab chief Jim Halligsn ahaw, retired Salvation Army with clinical eoldnese. minister, aa guest speaker. But th* eecretariee in th* This service w ill be held at office have taken to Charlie 7:36 p. m. at the Woman’s ■nd are worried about his Club, Oak Ave. Tbe public next big w orking date with Is invited. Casselberry Community Methodist Church this Sunday. The regular pastor, Rev. Delmas Copeland, will be conduct­ ing services Sunday morning at the Palm Bay Methodist Church. Available to yon without a doctor’ s prescription, out drag called O D R IN E X . Y on must lose u g ly fat or yoar money back. N o strenuous were)*#, laxatives, m m asge o r taking o f so-called reducing candies, crackers or cookies, o r chew­ ing gum . ODRINEX la a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you still en joy your meals, still e a t the roods you like, but you simply don't have the urge fe r extra portions depresses cause O D R IN EX E) your appetite and decreases your desire for food. Your weight must com e down, be* rauie ns your own doctor will tell y cu , when you eat let#, you w eigh leas. Get rid o f ex* res* fa t and live longer. OD­ RINKX costs $3.00 and is eold on this G U ARAN TEE! If not satisfied for snv reason Just return the nackags to your druggist and get your full money hack. No questions naked. O DRIN EX Is eeld with this guarantee by: .MrKrynnld* D rag Blare — Hanford— )ls ll Orders PIIM . “Better Look A t This O n e " A Beautiful 19U Pontise Convertible *t a price you can Afford. It ht* Itadio, Steering, Pow er Brake*. nnd all the A dream o f a Convertible. Th* color With W hile Top. Red Interior. eaa b* years, Heater, Power other goodie*. k O ff-W hite. 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Modernistic Kitchens 11 DrlUiag SAVE MONEY NOW — CA|H and CARRY an invitation to the board of director* of the Merchants Association and city com m is­ sioners to meet with his group on Dec. t for further discuss­ ion of numerous suggestion* and ideas made by represen­ ta tiv e uf both groups. ( Two Florid la educators a r t among the 44 author* o f a taw three-volume *’ H 1 ■ t o r y at Am erican M ethodism," pub. lii bed by A biag d ot Press, Nashville, T ern . They a n Dr. Charlea T. Thrift, president o f Florida Southern Collega, Laktland. and Dr. Paul Dots glass, professor o f government at Rollins Collega, Winter Park. Juvenile Court Judge Vern­ LIGHT BUI.RS and tooth brushes, shown here by Mrs. Mickle Morgan, Mrs. Marge Linton nnd Mrs. Margaret Brown, are beinir sold by members of tbe Bear Lake Methodist Church WSCS with proceeds to be used for buildinir kitchen cabinets in the new church building. (Herald Photo) V m B Fri. Nov. 27, ’64— Pag* S Estes m O n fa tf n Jj Equipped Just [I As You Like Them! WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 "Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems* STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Phont 322-7495 I �‘Spice Of Life* senior trade body's very existence would be jeopardised. Too, without the City Commission's financial supj)<>rt the Sanford chamber cannot ex­ Competition, they say, is ths spies o f Hfs. Bat duplication is not only worth* less, it's expensive. During the early twenties, eivie minded Sanford area leaders estab­ lished what then was known as the Sanford Board o f Trade. A few years later it became the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. Aside from municipal and county governing boards, the Seminole chamber has been the most instru­ mental agency in the economic life o f the county and — through the ef­ forta o f its members — has done more to bring Seminole where it is today than any other single group. Because o f this, the senior trade body primarily has been supported financially by the City of Sanford and the Board of County Commis­ sioners, plus the membership fees o f the business firms and profession­ al people. Because of the interest of so many Individuals the Seminole chamber, down through the years, has had the beat possible leadership available. Its list of past presidents, for exam­ ple, would be difficult to distinguish from a list of Who's Who in the coun­ ty’s history of growth and develop­ m ent The agency has also been blessed with tremendous leadership on the part of its managers. The Herald can recall such men as Karl Lehman and Ed Illgglns, each o f whom work­ ed as tirelessly and geared their lives to the organization's success just as John Krider does today. But, now, we are all embarrassed. Into the civic life o f this area has come the Sanford Chamber o f Com­ merce. Undoubtedly its aims and ob­ jectives are commendable. But it is creating embnrrnssment to the busi­ ness and professional people o f this area who find it difficult to divide their loyalty and their financial sup­ port between two chnmbers. It also has placed the City o f San­ ford in an embarrassing situation. Sanford's governing board has al­ ways given its support to the Semi­ nole chamber. Now, the Sanford chamber wants the City's support. If the City Commission withholds its support of the Seminolu chamber tho D u it’s also a fact — proven by experience — that two chambers can­ not operate successfully in one ma­ jo r area. And, in a county with the physical makeup of Seminole, this fact is particularly important It is apparent that there is no place for two chambers in the Sonford area. On the other hand, this does not mean those who are interested pri­ marily in the Sanford area cannot have an organization to carry out their objectives. It can be done if the leadership o f the Sanford chamber will unite its forces with those of the 8eminole chamber — os a divi­ sion o f the one major chamber, much In the same manner as has been ac­ complished with the Sanford Mer­ chants Association. Unity on this basis will provide co­ ordination instead of duplication, a united front instead of competition. The fact is — and it, to us, is os plain as can be — that two organi­ sations cannot exist. If both have to depend upon divided loyalty they both will fall. If the two unite, un­ der conditions acceptable to both, much can be accomplished toward a more effective program of progress. It seems to us that the decision now lies in the hands of the board of directors o f the Sanford chamber. Without financial support from the City it CAnnot exist. If it gets that support, the Seminole chamber can­ not exist. The Herald has no quarrel with what the Sanford chamber seeks to accomplish. But we do believe that experience, coupled with present cir­ cumstances, indicates that it can best be carried out on a unified front. Thought For Today But he said, Blessed rather are those who hear the word of Cod and keep itl — Luke 11:28. Cod has tried again and agnin to speak to me, but I wouldn’t listen.— Oliver Wendell Holmes. Dick West’s The Lighter Side } • WASHINGTON (UlM) — I hay* heard people say that they lika to lira in Ihe na­ tion'* capital bec*ua* it give* them a ienat o f participating in hiatcry. That may atrikt you aa a rather rldiculoua thing for anyone to aay, but I underttand what they mean. I get tho same feeling myself on occasion*. My senna o f historic par­ t i c i p a t i o n is particularly •harp whenever 1 am wltnraaing a presentation ceremony Herold Area Correspondents Altamonte Hprlag* Mr*. Julia llarta* S l I - lI U Bear Lake-Foreat City Mr*, Maryann Milt* Casselberry Mrs. Jaae Caieelkarry U tltM Cbalaal* Mr*. Jana M afia m in i Delta** Mr*. Mildred Haway Geneva Mrs. JaAan Iliya 343-4123 F a trr p rts a Mrs. Rttckla Harris •u sm l.ake Mary Mrs. Frances Went** 322 4219 Lake Mearns Mr*. H. L. Job in tin Loagwead Mr*. Ibin** Katas S3S-SJI7 North Orlande Mrs. Margaret Caaby 322-41JJ Oataan M r a. Clarsae* Saydav 323-4141 Oviede Mr*. Kealya l.aady 3H5-3I40 (FIjf &anfurii fjrralii Pago 4 Sanford, Florida w u u a rnssn jU U k Fri., November 27, 11)6-1 a . u i k l u v r, ntiiroia axu r i a i u s K a v o l t u l i .xm. l l m l a n - a • aeaeval a t u m L. i r a a i i a a i Nuui.nr A L K sisu n n A C n r t lila i Saeuctsls miter ■ AMMI I. JUIISSOS tlsaaglag m iter minis •esleiy not • eaersl «ii.i.u u m a t A l la n s City m iter je u a w a u i anno K sesger wmlls Slachsalcsl m ix m it e r Maeaaee la u c it s i;* Naalaeae do O s a lf PIATT a jy trtla U g e s a ia tille r D ire c to r nut l i m i t ASyerltalsa Meusgar Meet, VISCKST Statt Photographer Published Sally except S a lu rJ i/, h u n t s , ao.t Csrlstm a*, publla b sj Saturday p r e c e d in g Chrleliuaa. I t lS I lH i r r iO .* SIATKS Heine Delivery ay Mail lae Wash l i e a t ,a s m m i .x o l u tv tia ti II a* t t s a r a ** 4 M e a lls S IS I M aalha I* * I Meath D. a F a lla l n tgulatleaa pravile la s t aU pair la aUeaae*. A L L O T I I lia M AIL t i l t * I I ear t t t S Maalha it * I Meath* I S* I MeatA sail eeeaeripueas ha The UeraiA le a m a s t e r e l tha U auea rreaa which la ta UUaA eaciua.valy la tha a t* lar repahllaalle* el aU the laaal a a a e p r ls t e l la this atwapapar. K a leieg aa aeeeag d a ta ataiiar oetea a r It. ISIS at the Feel OIIU* e l S ea ler*, fie r i4 a . outer the Aat e l Ceng'*** eg Marsh L liar. h e part el aay ataiariat, eswa or ea teroa ia a . el tale eSuiea e l t h e g eefv ra HeraM may be reproduce* .» aay taaaaar a llh ­ eal w ritlaa peim iaaiea - I iue publtaaer e l Tha Herat*. Aay laS iiid ual er near raepeasibla lur such rapraeectlea will ha eaueuarad aa latriu g.u g , a tea lit r e .4 a e e p y n g a t aaA e t l l ha hatd Uabla tea Aamagee t a la r U e la v . MT at the Smithsonian Institu­ tion. During tha past few year*, the Smithsonian has accepted for its crllectlon auch hlttory. laden item* no a World War II Jeep, a art of llurma Shove sign* and the first silk purse ever made fr«>m a ao-.v'» ear. And I w at there. I wa» there again this week when the II l-year-old l.rvi Strom a A Co. o f Son Fran­ cisco rendered unto the Smith, aonian an hittoric pair o f blue jeans. Or at Icatt they were described *» "historic" in thu company's p r m re­ lease. Frankly, I thought the term was used rather loe»ely. These weren't the blue jean* that Mnrla Antoinette wore to the guillotine, or that Hannibal wore crossing the Alp*, or that Nogh wore in the Ark. In fact, this particular pair, which was made around 1935, never did anything very his­ toric. Rather, it symbulixed tha part the blue jeans played in tha winning o f the Wait. Tha company alto present­ ed tha museum a pair o f brown canvas panta (Circa IH70), which war# the first kind that old Levi Strauvs made; a pair o f brown duck pants, and a pair o f 19*14 blue jeans. Together, they show the de­ velopment o f western style trousers, which In my opinion have been retrogressing. The brown ducks are mor* my style titan the blue jean*. Hut I rea'ix# I'm In the m i­ nority. A* John C. Kwera, di­ rector of tho Smithsonian's Museum o f History and Tech­ nology, pointed out, blue jeans ar* an authentic American folk costume, worn by In­ diana as well as cowboy* and by women a* well a* men. I believa tha record will show that it wa* about the time that women darted wearing blue jeans that Uiings began going downhill. lervi'a now ar* obtainable in effete eastern models that are preshrunk and have tip­ per*. However, a company •pokeeman told me that wes­ terner* d ill prefer tha o r i­ ginal creation. II* also told m* why Levi's have copper rivet* on the pockets. They were added after the California gold rush so that the miner* could carry aroung nuggets without split­ ting their Beam*. And that's how tha W ait was woo. ft Dr. Crane's Since T his Is o Joint Effort, W e 'll Order, You Take Care of the Check!" Worry Clinic Jerry's east Illustrate* the difference b e t w e e n Cowntry Clabber famlllew v*. tbae* whoa* m alar rec­ reation la centered in their local rfcarrh. Thla rase will Inf aria t* a 1st a f reader* b e t far* the facta, espe­ cially If yoe are parents o f children not yet throngh blgb school. Aa the Bible eays, yon caanat serve God and Mammon, to yon meat m abt a choice! C A 8E U-441: Jerry L-, aged 14, ia tha potential ju v­ enile delinquent mentioned yeaterday. Hla parent* gave him a weekly allowance o f $20 and ha had no chorea, *o he Letters v X V -V " %'iJVSKt. * » * • Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N B A ) — Tha game o f diplomat!* musical chairs, involving a change in several key A in basiadnria! posts, la on In earnest In the rapitaL Our man in tendon, David K E. Bruce, la moving tow ­ ard retirem ent P r e s e n t l y marked for this highly priied spot 1* George McGee, 11.8. ambassador to West Germany and a close friend o f Preaident Johnson. McGee ia a Teas* geologist who did diplomatic duty in tho Truman administration and was railed bark to the firing Into by hi* old friend ami O fford compatriot. Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk. If any should argue that McGee ia not Ideally suitrd for dealing* with liritain's new Labor government, it should be notad that h* would b# back rd op by our new minisler (second manl in tendon, Philip Kiser. Kiser's back­ ground includes study in llritain and duty here ns an as­ sistant secretary o f labor for international affair*. In the event the Ilonn Spot opens up through transfer o f McGee, the likeliest replace­ ment i* said to be William Tyler, now assistant secretary of atat* for European A f­ fairs. Ambassador Frederick Re­ inhardt in Daly should be coming home soon after long years abroad. Ha probably ran command a reasonably high State Department poiL No on* ia elearly sot for flume. It might go to Liewrallyn Thompson, who would like one more overseas as­ signment before retiring. Hut, a* form er U.S. ambassador to Russia, he ia being leaned on heavily hy the President and others for counsel on So­ viet matter*. Another pouihlllty I* StanleyMareut o f tha Dallas de­ partment store family. Also a presidential friend, ha would be new to diplomacy, though he haa been a government ad­ viser. Tha veteran careerist, Char­ les (C h ip! Holden, ambassa­ dor to France, is expected to stay In Paris a while longer. Yet some sourrrs describe him as tired and dispirited, this last through lack o f progress in dealings with tha old ramrod, President Charles de Gaulle. He might get out before neat summer. U.S. ambassador Robert Woodward in Spain Is another who is du* to bow out. For this career man, retirement beckons. His successor evi­ dently has not been settled upon. A pro* pact ia Chief o f Protocol Angier Middle Duke, who want* to leave his pre­ sent duties and would lika n good post In a Spanish-speak­ ing country. H* one* served Phil Newsom Says aa ambassador to El Salva­ dor. I f Duk* does not get Mad­ rid, he might b« given a top LaUn-Amcrican assignment. Veneiuela la one o f the good openings. All set for Duke’s protocol jo b , of course, ia I.luyd Han I, friend o f gues* who, Texas migrant to California, often styled this yrar a* "Lyndon'* man in California." Apparently a fixture at least until spring, when the new United Nation* aeaslon Is expected to run its course, la t'N Ambassador Adlai Stev­ enson. One aourr* aay* Stevenson la viewed by some as an ideal man for London and would be hard to refuse if he gave tha signal. Hut no one here re­ ports any smoke w afting from the top o f the UN building in New York. Stevenson'* UN spot liregatiled now as a rich plum, since it affords the occupant a great showcase from which to build national political statu* Henry Cabot I/idge's 19*70 jump to the GOP vice presidential nomination il­ lustrate*. Stevenson haa abandoned political ambition, but he I* believed today to enjoy the UN* post far mor* than he one* did. ShoulJ he have a change o f heart, there w ill be r.o lack o f candidate* for hia important alignm ent. . . Not One Kopek’ Hammarakjold whrn only di­ rect negotiations between th* U.S. and th* Soviet Union were aM* to break a deadlock on selection c f hla successor. That compromise resulted One will deal with the quesU lion o f the admission o f Red In th* appointment o f Thant, th* Burmese diplomat China, which t h a United States always haa opposed who continues to hold the job. Withdrawal or either th* adamantly. The other la o f mor* press­ United States or the Soviet ing immediate importance and Union would end hop* for deals with th* Soviet Union'* th* continued effectiveness o f continuing Insistence that it th* world body. Tb* most hopeful signs ar* will pay “ not on* kopek" o f its assessed share o f the costs that both the U.S. and th* o f th* United Nations peace­ Soviets reportedly hav* given keeping operation* in the assurance* that they seek a solution, and that talks be­ Congo und the Middle Fast. That shar* amounts to tween the two may already $52.(1 million and th# United hav* started. The talki ar* State* i* insisting that tine* necessary if • crisis ia to b* the debt now ia lucre than two averted. On th* question of Red y«ars old th* Soviet Union should lose its vote in th* China, th* prc«pecta teem to General Assembly under A r­ h* that for this yrar th* When th* United Nations General Assembly opens it* delayed session on D*". 1, it will h* fared almost at one* with two important issue*. ticle 19 o f th* UN ehmrter. Franc* also haa refused to pay its Congo assessment and t-ccomes liatil* to Article 19'a two-year limit on Jan. 1. F cr their part, th* Russians hav* said they will quit the United Nations tf they loa* their vote, and ther* the mat­ ter rests in stalemate. It is rated th* most serious crisis to far* th* United Na­ tions ainc* th* death o f form­ er UN Secretary General Dag United State* ore* mor* will b* succeaaful in barring Red Chinese membership, but for this year only. Franc* and Britain's new Labor government laith are expected to vote for admis­ sion. Any new agreement reuchrd by the Chinese and the Soviets also could result in heavier Soviet preaaur* to admit tha Mao Tsetung re­ gime at th* expens* o f th* nationalists a f Chiang Kaiahek. Hy next yrar it la expected that enough c f tha under-de­ veloped nations also will swing to the Red Chines* aid* to chang* th* balance. Th* two issue* fee* th* United State* and the Rus­ sian* with major decisions. Each will bav* to dreid* on It* own th* continuing value o f th* world body. Editor, Herald: The Seminole County ChamIwr o f Commerce made a w ife choir* In aelecting John A lex ­ ander to Investigate way* and mean* to beautify tho lake front. On* o f John'* many con­ tribution* to thla county dur­ ing hia term as president c f the Jaycces wat to develop tho park on Crystal Laka in Ixk a Mary. Many people have sinca enjoyed the fine bcuch, restrooms and ahalterad picnic area. I may be in error but I be­ lieve thla is the only public beach o f tbla type in this county. The residents o f Seminole County can rest assured that B ig" John will come through with a great impreveraent on tha UktfronL Jack Erickson Editor. Herald; Mcmbera oi the W om an'i Club of Sanford wiah to com metal The Sanford Herald fer it* hearty co-operation in our drive to tccure 100 per cent registration of the voter* of Seminole County ami their subsequent participation in the recent election. We try to practice what wx: preach ami we registered too per rent; we trust all our member* voted Ivla II. Rucker, Corresponding jeerrtary, Woman's Club of Sanford hatched up trouble la rgely to occupy his idle time. "Idle hand* are tha devil's w orkihop,” run* an ancient truism that la becoming more apparent every day in Amer­ ica. A* our work week shortens and mor* children are cod­ dled by the "allowance” plan, we simply encourage more delinquency! So Jerry's problem goes back to hia parents. "Rad children usually haTe bad parents," is another adag* that ia pertinent right here. Hia parents wars engulfed In the present trndenry to try to keep up with the social set of their community. You ran test your neigh­ borhood by seeing how many people belong to the social set, ns evidenced by bridge club*, Country Clubs, etc., v*. those who are active members in local churches. A few families in every community try to straddl* the fence and stay In both sat*, but this isn't very feasible. For you haven't adequate time for both and you might aa well face up to these terse facta, even though you resent me for bringing tha spotlight upon them. For you are either a Coun­ try Clubber (g olf, liquor, cigareta and poker partying type) or a stable m oral an­ chor o f your local church. I f you belong to tha typ­ ical Country Clubber group, then your child la not as likely to have handled a newspaper route or to have earned his spending money by performing chores in the community. There may be occasional exceptions, but the children o f Country Clubber* may know how to dance tha latest e n z y twists, but not b « able to bake a cake or operate a household on a budget. It la morally aa injustice to a child to put him on a fam ily “ dot*" otherwise called a weekly allowance. For "allowanea" kids in high school tend to bacoma “ remittance" h u s b a n d s or wive* after marriage, who look to their in-laws fo r rash handouts to finance their new homes. Teenager* who have earned their own money are thus far more resourceful. They also have a better "bargain sense," for the act o f saving a fe w pennies be­ comes w seatful gam e to them. Country Clubbers' children don't appreciate bargain* as much for their money has com* too easily and without much hard w ork, callouses, sweat or diligence to duty. The children o f tha Coun­ try Clubber* tend to float through collage, aided by tutor* or hired frat brothers who writ* their themes and even sit in for them a t final exams. If you want to be GOOD parents, then send fo r the 200-point "R ating Scales for Good Parents," enclosing a long stamped, return envel­ ope, plus 20 cents. It requires hard w ork to be a good parent and you can't slough o f f your parents! duties by hiring tutors, gov. arnesse* or asking B<>y Scout leader*, YMCA secretaries, and Summer Camp director* to be your proxies! Delinquency among ou r socalled “ better claaa" o r Coun­ try Cluhber fam ilies ia now notorious In America. So chooi* between God or Mammon, as the Bible racommends! f m I ^ m t You’ll be Happier in a FORD from Strickland Morrison t HI It S \ M OKI ) I K ll M i l I Inr I ■ill I > U I I V I' nil -'M l. Y O U BUY THE W H O LE (N O T JUST A SL IC E!) When you advertise in THE HERALD you know your advertising dollar is wisely invested ONLY in your trading area! ADVERTISING DOLLARS ARE INVESTED . . NOT SPENT! RESULTS ARE THE ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT OF YOUR ADS . . . AND THOSE RESULTS CAN BE FOUND HERE. FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE DIAL 322-5612 FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY DIAL 425-5938 (NOT LONG DISTANCE) The Sanford t o l d SINCE 1908 i i �v>•» Sfa'r #ttt?irrB Sm U S diiqhliqhJtA Thanksgiving Past, LBJ Takes If Easy F r l . N o v . 2 7 , '6 4 — P a g e 5 T V Tim e Previews FR ID A Y P, M. ■raJ, with John Davidson ling- gelt involved In a domestic wood P alact. Tony Martin’ s movies and a lo t ef eulogiiing from star* w ho worked for 10-11 p. m. NBC. -N B C Fol- tog "A ll Th* W ay." Caterina triangle, and, a* all of theae no fool. H e's tonight's host and him. M ovl* b u ffi will love inevitably do on TV weaterns, he Insures the success of the lies o f 1965 " (color) An en­ Valente doing "Love Walked this. it leads to violence. A farmer hour by booking his wife Cyd tertaining, bour-lona variety In " and ebullient Tessie O’ 8:30-9 p.m. ABC. Broadside. program , notable chiefly for Shea doing her club act med­ is fram ed by his unfaithful Cbarisse as his number-one “ Anne Bug* The Enemy." The guest. Cyd is as lovely and its songs, dances and its abun­ ley of "T w o Ton Tessie" and wife and her lover and Matt enemy o f course isn't ths arrests him. In the process, agile as ever; Tony sings well dance of talent. Steve Law- “ Sixpence." Japanese Empire, it's Com­ and it thoroughly charming he’ * forced to arrest the other rence heads an all-star cast 8:30-9 p. m. ABC. The To counteract this overabund­ mander Adrian. Gourmet Adand he's never been in better Adda ms Fam ily meets the man on suspicion of murder, drian has come up with a new turning him into an enemy. ance of charm, acerbic Jack voice or more charming. Ju­ Vips.” Very funny episode. A recipe, cooking the gocse of Once again, Matt is almost E. Leonard Is on hind to liet Prowse dances well, Allan couple of visiting dignitaries the W ave contingent and the bring things back to earth. gunned down, an innocent Sherman is an affable clown. from behind the Iron Curtain only w a y tha girl* can find man dies and the show reach­ Ted Lewis guests with tome Jill St. John is a doll, the bit­ are unhappy with what they­ out how to com bat him Ii to es its clim ax in ■ two-fisted of his standard material and ter End Singers enhance their 've been shown. They demand plant a tape recorder on his showdown with an unusual Johnny Puleo brings his har­ cause and Nipsey Russell has to see a typical American fam ­ premises. Thla leads to some monica antics to the show. added elem ent o f danger in­ some com edy spots. Actually, ily and you can guess which funny developments xnd jected for thrills. Good show, The usual assortment of mis­ the com edy on the show is one they choose at random. there’ s a good ilapstick *>ene cellaneous acta help make the building nicety after a alow best used as a means of get­ Plenty o f laughs as they see start. J. D. Cannon, as usual, time pass iw iftly and enter as Anne (K athy Nolan) tries ting into the musical numbers. the casual home life of the to retrieve a damaging roll turn* in a nice performance tainingly. You should enjoy Steve’s Addams clan and believe this o f tape from Adrian's (Ed­ Sunday P.M. as the villain. ‘ What Is This Thing Called sort of thing is duplicated a8:30-7:30 p.m. NBC. Pro­ ward Andrew s) quarters un­ 4-8:30 p.m ABC. ABC* Wide L ov e," "Cotton Fields," and cross the country. World of Sports. A (pedal files In Courage. “ The Thom- der hia nose. 9:30-10 p. m. NBC. Jack "P e o p le " and his participa­ 9-11 p.m. ABC. Sunday two-and-a-half-hour expanded ax Hart Renton Story." An tion with Miss Prowse and Benny program "Jack Hires edition devoted to the Canad ineplrfng story. Senator Ben­ Night Movie. “ Solomon And Miss St. John on "Guys and a C ook." Rochester demands Ian Professional F o o t b a l l ton o f Missouri puts hi* en­ Sheba." One o f Hollywood's D olls," with Sherman and and gets a week off after 20 Championship for the Grey tire political career on the biggest biblical specials star­ Miss St. John on " A Hymn to years o f loyal, uninterrupted Cup trophy. Curt Gowdy does line by opposing the wishes o f ring Y u l Brynner, Gina LoL H im ." with almost everyone service to Jack but his vaca­ play-by-play and Paul Christ­ his advisers and constituents lobrigida, George Sanders and on Allan Sherman's "Good tion is ruined when he picks man color on this telecast and standing against permit­ Marisa Pavan. Gina is Sheba A dvice" and his clowning with up a paper and arcs that Jack from the Canadian National ting slavery in the west. A (naturally) and she tries to Russell on "O pen Up The Dog- Vs advertising for domestic Exposition in Toronto. Con­ good dramatic treatment and conquer Solomon to take over house." help. There are some funny tending teams had not been some very good playing frem Israel. Having failed that she 7:30-8:30 p. m. CBS Raw- bits as Don Wilson and Den­ decided at press time, with re­ the large east o f better than get* the king (Brynner) to hide. "T h e Backshooter." Row- nis Day concoct a scheme to sults waiting for the conclu­ a v e r a g e character actor*. fall in love with her. When dy tries to do > good turn for insure Rochester's job and sion o f the playoffs. Football Brian Keith it fine at Ben­ she falls for him. her plan* an outlaw who's befriended Jane Dulo gets some laughs as fans are advised to note care ton; Carl Bentcn Reid as Cal­ are stym ied. Throughout the Mm and gets himself in a big the new maist fully the several sharp differ­ houn: Russell Collins as Sen­ rom ancing, George Sander*, mess. Everyone think’s he’ s 9:30-10:30 p. m. ABC. 13 ences from American rules. ator F oote; Gerallne MrEwan, aa Solom on's brother, is a shot the man in the back for O’clo ck High "Interlude." The 7:30-8:30 p.m . CBS. The l.nmnnt Johnson, Jason Wfn- thorn in the king's side. Lots the reward money, which, as title tells the story. General Jackie Gleason Show. There s green and the others all do of pageantry and tha usual regular viewers know, is Just savage shows signs of tension a little variation to the routine very well Indeed. cast o f thousands. impossible. Clint Eastwood so he's forced to take a fur­ tonight with the featuring of 11:30-13 a m . ABC. Discov­ does his usual good job as lough. Going to Scotland, he night-club and TV comic ery '64. “ W hat's Funny. In Rowdy ami he’ s helped out meets a WREN Lieutenant, Adam Keefe. Adam will do tight o f this season's wave o f by Slim Pickens, no stranger and after a few stormy intro­ pantomime, sound effects, dou trnahy and witleta situation to westerners, as a sheriff, ductory sessions, their friend­ blc-talk and mimic some ol comedies, this is a pertinent and U n is Hayward, of ail peo ship blossom s. Rut, as in all our m ore famous monsters half hour. This »h«w examines pie, as the man dispensing the good continuing TV series, It's Jackie's monologue concerns tain to discover that a lot of reward money. another case of star-crossed the m ovies o f yesterday and to discover that a lot ot 8:30-9:30 p. m. CBS. The En lovers. It's a pleasure to sec today. The rest of the show it w hal’a funny stems from (he tertainers. A vastly improved the human side of Savage for the ta m e as last week, and inspiration c f silent movies. ahow this week If only for the a change ami FloHurt Unsing the week before that and the Y ou’ll see film clips o f Bus­ B y Frank L . Spencer absence of desperation rock is better than usual in the role. week before that, etc. United Press International ter Keaton, Chailie Chaplin, 'n' roll bookings. Ailing Carol Guest Star Dana Wynter 7:30-8:30 p.m . ABC. The Harry Gribbon, The Keystone "A n d at that time there Burnett is seen in several pre- brightens any TV show she Outer Limit*. “ The Inheri­ was a great persecution Copt and Laurel k Hardy. (aped numbers and skits. Bob visits and she’ s particularly tors" lPart It) Last week's the church . , . fi ■ 6:31) p.m. NBC. Wild against Newhart has a couple of com- wistful and appealing In this eerie thriller is concluded in Kingdom. “ Cattail Country." therefore they went every­ edy monologues, and there'* a one. a somewhat let-down mysti (C olor) Another good half- where preaching the word." •good dance interpretation of Saturday P.M. cal way (lesser Hay Bradbury —Art* of the Apostles hour atudy o f wildlife filmed *"Sm oke Gets In Your Eyes" I V Tim e's Show or the Night: style) as the four ex-G. I.'s CHICAGO ( The in the U. S. and in Canada, "t>y Don Crirhtnn. But (he best 10-11 p m. CBS. Gunsmoke. now possessed of superhuman Most Interesting section deals church has always thrived in apots on the ahow are mud- “ Big Man, Big Target." Matt intellects and powers complete with the herding, trspping the midst of persecution and their mysterious p r o j e c t , that’s why Dr. Haul CarUon and banding of witd ducks. which turns out to be sort ot 7:30 8 p.m. My Favorite may be an even greater miss­ a benevolent, interstellar Pied Martian. Will our Martian ionary in death than he was Piper affair. Moderately in ever get bark home and in in life. foresting and reasonably well Rev. Harold Cook, o f Moody one piece? It seems doubtful, played, it might have been a considering the trials he's rut Bible Institute, a nondenominlot better. If you caught last through on earth. In this fie- ational facility which has turn­ w eek's, you won't want U> piently funny episode, hi* ed mil 8.2*10 missionary.train­ miss it. ed student* In 78 years, says 8:30-9 p m. NBC. Kenluck) ,h i'' ,'nt? ‘ he the martyrdom in the Congo clutches o f a wilful little boy. J o n e s . "G oodbye, Tiger." "undoubtedly will strengthen Cute show. Ike falls out of * And if the Martian can't best the purpose of our young peo­ little hoys, Week after Week. tree and bang* his head. When ple in missionary training " he hears Kentucky talking , *'pr“ *eem* little hope for “ Our people are prepared to about a failing old dog on the *l*m ' Bnrnn is the boy die," ho said. phone, he's ronvlncrd he's not nl"* Walston continues to In 1956, five missionaries long lor this world and pre ,hp Martian in custom- died in Ecuador at the hands pare* for hts end, Oriental l,r>r f "*hion of the Auras Indian tribe In 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Wait style. A corny situation, but the months that followed dotthanks to Bickey Per, it plays Disney Presents. “ Toby T y ­ ens o f person* committed their ler." (Part two) (C olorI Con­ well. The end is particularly lives to missions. They said amusing as Ike is faced with cluding episode in this ssgX the m artyr of the missionar­ the prospect of telling the aimed at children. In this ies was the motivation. truth to his army ot potential one T oby gel* into further Rev. Cook, chairman of the misadventures with the cir­ mourners. department of missions at 9-11:25 p m . NBC. Salunlay cus, tries his skill as s trick Moody, said 17 Moody gra 3u|u*i«aa-, * * I A o k j«t3|\ horseback rider, runs nwny duates have met violent death W om an." (C olor) This roman­ from the cirrus with a chimp while spreading the gospel. tic com edy stars Grrgory in hot pursuit and generally "O u r students know nf Peck and Lauren Bacall as gets Into and nut of en ugh these," he said. " I never have two people who get married scrapes to keep the younger heard o f any being deterred. alter a whirlwind courtrhip viewer glued to the set. KeyThe students know there it and find their life is compli in Corcoran plays Toby, but danger where they are going csted by their professions. the star o f the show Is Mr. One o f the institute's stu­ Perk is a crusading sports Stubbs, the rhlmp. dents Judson Clementes. 28, 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Wagon Lafayette, Ga , said, "if you writer; Lauren Is one of New Y ork's top fashion designers. Train. “ The Richard Blood- have received the rail of God Peck can't stand fashion good Story." Guy Stoekwrll nothing will keep jou from shows; l-auren hates sports. guesta as a blind man drier- the place wher* you're nessl The m arriage is further com- mined to gun down Coop, cd " : TWO YOUNG MISSES—The 1965 March of Dime* child. plicated hy Dolores Gray, who whom he blame* for his blind­ Clement* and hi* wife, Su - M ickey H clnicke, 4, get* a chance to ait on th e lap o f another portrays Peek's form er girl ness and the denth ef hi* *an, a nurse from Little Falls, ' fam ous miss. V onda Van Dyke, Miss America 1965. The two fiance. Once this slliuili>n is N. Y .. plan to be in the Con friend. girls m et in New Y ork City. 9:30-10:30 p.m . ABC. Holly- set tip, there's ■ lot of tension go in the latter part o f l%6. as you wonder how end when Robert Gordon, 27, of Elgin, the showdown Is going to tike HI., and his wife, Edyth, from place. Robert Fuller (Coop) South Bend, Ind., hope to he gets a chance to chew a bit in the Congo In a matter of o f scenery in this one a* the weeks. tensions o f the situation rltrh " I feel that hundreds of hoy* up to him. And Frank Mc­ and girls will he inspired hy Grath (W ooster) gets a the thing* that have happened chance to play bumbling de- in the Congo." Gordon said. tective as he tries to !»»rn "M y wife and I are very an­ the truth !>ehind the feud. xious to get there." 8-9 p.m. CHS. The Ed Sul­ " ( want to go hark and I livan Show. Members of 1961 will go back as Mam as there All-Am erica football trim are is a government that will let nut the only stars on Ed’s m e," said Mrs. Virginia Mb stage tonight. He also pre­ chon. Canoosburg, Pa., who sents Ella Fitigerald, Myron ha* heen head nurse at the in­ Coren and Gordon and Sheila stitute clinic since August At MacRne. Also on hand will be that time she was evacuated. the Obernkirchen Children’* "T h ey forced me to leave in Choir fr<rm Germany; e -me­ the middle o ' a smallpox epi­ dian Dea O ’Conner from Eng­ d em ic," Mrs. Michon said. land and Jorgtn and Conn/, a "The example of Dr. Carlson European balancing act. will inspire all of us.” 8:30-10 p,m. NBC. “ The "W e are not afraid," Gordon W orld's Greatest Showman." said. "Y«>u see, our live* are (C olor) (R erun) A n o t h e r not our ow n." typically extrsvagant Hilly"R u t Ye shall receive pow­ wood title. This is nut about er (hat the Holy Ghost l* Baraum, but rather stout com e upon you: And Ye Cecil B. I)e Mille. The show shall be witnesses unto Me consists o f is) minuter* of inboth in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, and in Samaria, and -A M E R IC A N INGEN UITY— A* lon g as lu n ch -cou n ter stools are design ed fo r the *Hm and terestlng tribute to the film •svelte, Jum bo-stzcd A m ericin tren ch erm en w ill have tactical p rob lem s to overcom e. For- producer noted for his l*\ish unto the uttermost part ol (k tunately. th ere w asn't much o f a crow d at this A U m tic City c a te iy , so fo u r stools were spectacles. There are semes the earth ." “I#** far better th an two. <* Jfrom many of hi* biggest —Jesus Christ Missionary's Death Cited As Inspiration WINNING FLOAT in Seminole lliirh School’s Homecoming parade was this one created by the Latin Club, which pictures the Seminole? ns ''Hercules,” the giant, holding a Bulldog (DeLitm! team) by the neck. Other winners were the Junior Class float which took second place and the Para-Medic Club float, third place winner. (Herald Photo) Social Security Facts Outlined “ A little knowledge Is al­ ways a dangerous thing When it romes to soviul security, it can nlso he very costly." said Col. ltyron It. Patton, nmn- Kennedy Baby Dies Wednesday Vickie Lynn Kennedy, 18 month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobhie D. Kennedy. 2406 Cedar Avenue, died Wednes­ day night at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital following a short illness. Born May 6, 1983. in San­ ford, she Is survived by her parent*, a sister, Karen, and a brother, G ary; grandpar­ ents. Mr. and Mrs, Hiehard Wililt. o f Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs D. D. Kennedy, of Winter Garden. nger o f the Social Security O ffice in Orlando. He explain­ ed to The Herald that many people pick up Just enough in­ formation to cause trouble. In many eases, it cause* them to lose money. bused on un average of a num­ JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (U P I) —President Johnson relaxed with a no-appointments acheddule at the his L n j Ranch to­ day following a Thanksgiving (hat combined the traditional turkey and football with phone calls to Washington. Johnson talked by phone with Defense Secretary R o­ bert McNamara, Secretary o f State Dean Rusk and Treaaury Secretary Douglas DUlon befor sitting down to a late tur­ key dinner Thuraday. The dinner was put off until early in the evening to give the Johnson girls, Lynda Bird and Luel, time to attend tha Thanksgiving Day Texa* foot­ ball classic—the annual grudge match between the University nf Texas and Texas A&M. Texas, Lynda Bird's old school, won 26-7. ber o f years, after dropping Scientists at Marineland o f Florida have discovered tha And, contrary to popular be­ bouse builder o f the ocean lief, it's possible to make well floor. The sand fish will pila up particles of shell against a over gl2iM) in a year and still rock and use this for fait get some social security Col. Patton pointed out that home. checks. some people think they- need "T h ese are just a few of the birth Certificates to draw so­ TV RENTAL things folks don't understand cial security. Others think so­ • Saba • Service about social security.” said cial security check* are fig ­ Colonel Patton. He suggested ured on the lust five years of that the way to get ihe fact* FA 1-49M work before retiring. Still Zewilk Cater T Y Salat is to call or visit the social se­ others suy they can’t draw so­ M M Saafard I r a curity office. cial security if they make ov­ er 81300. out five o f the lowest years. Seminole TV Mr. Whiz "T h ere’ s just enuugh truth in these thing* to cause trou­ ble," said Colonel Patton. He explained that a birth certifi­ cate- is not required to draw social security, but there must be some reconi of tha person's age. 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P OWE R & LI GHT HLLPING BUILD f L q u id A C OMP A NY 207 M a g n o lia Ave. �Alabama Rolls Up Perfect Grid Season Meets Texas Pro Draft Blows Hot New Year's In For lop College QBs Orange Bowl By cm i Ktk m Bperto Writer Alabama completed ■ p w college football Meson M W wait* to b m U Notra i e ta bo dethroned m tho V s 1 t o u t la th o nation. T ta Me. 8 Alabam a team, Oraago BoWl-bound, won Ito lOth woaocutiva gam e Thurs­ day b y defeating Aubuni, 21* 14* with tha balp o f a racovorod and n n fom bta by Stave Bewman and a 107-yard kick* • ft roturn by R ay Ogden. Notre Damo (0-0 ) wlnda op H i campaign against Southern California Saturday. T e x a s , Alabama's Now Yaar'o D ay opponent, routed T n a a A I M , 2S-7, before a crowd o f *4,000 a t Anatln, Tam, that Included President M e a r n li tw a daughter*, Lynda aad Loci. Jerry Rheme w ee en u red a t national paialng record* far a e n o a aad career accuracy ae he led Talaa ta a 91-7 tH. tm ph ever W ichita. Rhome aemplated I I o f 19 paeee* for SS4 yards, Ha threw touch* down peseta o f 11 yards to Sew ard TwiUey and 12 to t r e a t Roberta. H e scored the ether htrricaM T D an an eight.yard keeper. Quarter beck Dannie R egion paaood fa r three touchdown* in William aad M ary's 11*11 M ating a f Richmond. Ho reached Randy GUinakamp an a 10-yarder, pitched 12 yard* ta Daaay M ace end then neroa ta George Scarce. Bob Rchwelchkert and Son a y V ia relied np 171 yards m ania# and p a u ln g ae Vlr giaia Tack trounced Virginia Military. 14*18. Schwelchkert •cored twice and passed for two ether VPI touchdowns. Colorado State University walloped wlntras Texas West* era, 35-8, with Jca* WlUls contributing tw o scot s i, one of on a S3 yard gallop. The East heat tha West, 10* II, In tha aixth annual Gem Bowl game at Erie, Pa., and Phoenix College swamped Ok­ lahoma Military Academ y, 41* 13, to win tha National Jun­ ior College Athletic Associa­ tion football championship. In Saturday's traditional closing games, N otra Dams 1* favored by 10 over Southern Cal, N avy by 7 over Army, Boston Collage 13 over Holy Crosa, Florida 7 ovar Miami, H a., TCU 1 over SMU, Rice 3 aver Baylor, Tennessee 4 ever Vanderbilt and Georgia* Ceorgla Tech, pick 'em. Veterans Tied In Mexico Golf MEXICO CITY (U P !) — Roberto Do Vincanso, o f Ar­ gentina, and Georga Emit!vn, of Canada, two long-tim e vet­ erans o f International play, w en tied for first place en­ tering today's second ruund o f the Mexico National golf tournament, Each shot a 87 Thursday. (MSA) - A lag a npatatlM u a T. A. I M s wha eat dasod Hi at (hat with f t * m Ma. 1 gtako Uat pear, Dm Loaaey. Mortal might apyaal to tha ab)e*t cymbal at Maw somethlag man la York Glaata fnutratlaa. Aad their image, tad taaMog the Califonla ptaear ctacd* m Buddy Perbar was eayiag that lmpnwlv* W with aa be didn't really hava vary Uut has racked up good quarterbacks, cither. throwing record la tha sctaal’c So down la Tuscaloosa, Ala., history. • • a and out la Berkeley, Calif., a couple of hide named Joe Na- Then there's a theory Out math end Craig Morton should you draft the best prospect, hava their tax accountants regardless ol position, and handy oa Saturday morning trade for a quarterback (like when tha yrm alt down to they one* did with Tlttk), A draft tkalr hirelings of the fu­ quick canvas of NFL team* ture. They're what tha Giants dredges up four who might be aad Stealers aad a half down available far the right prieeDELANO'S KENNY GILL, an outxUnding Bulldog halfback, docin’t gat other teams la the National Jlm Ninowsld of Cleveland. anywhere on this attempted end sweep. He's stopped in Wednesday Footbill League will be look John Brodl* or San Francisco nlfht'x SHS-DeLand tilt by A1 Boniface (12) and Bill Kuykendall (SO). lag for— quarterback* who Ron Vandarkaler of Minntaota, mike wtaaori. Georgo Ito of Waihiagtoo. My hunch la that the Glaata Their advantage la exposure who expoet (and might want) to pro bell and Instant utility, Tittle ta retire, will go for so you might go for a Dick Namath when they lead oft Butkus (Illinois Uoebackar) tha INI draft for tho NFL be- to gst one of them. By Geavge C. Laagferd Last Mason's record, m ore­ Kenny Washington, w ho helpeauie tha Alabama pitcher la "It I wero drafting over, wae good enough fo r ed tho Bruins wla 30 straight UP! Bperis Writer a winner tad always has beta. Naw York," said Jim Trim- NEW YORK (UPI) — Al­ tho Big Ten title, second games end tha N C A A tour­ Tbs factor mitigating against bus, "I'd taka Namath. He’a though the seme two teame place in tho UPI ratings and nament laat ataaon. him la that tho happy Hungar­ a tough kid from the coal re •re eipeeled to battle again third In the National Collegi­ Davidson, with IBS points, ian from Beaver Falla, Pa., gloni." for the major college basket- ate Athletic Association tour­ is th* nearest challenger to Trimble Is the coach of the ball cbamplonihip, Michigan nam ent the big tw o; W ichita, aixth Montreal Alouettes. Since the was given a five-point odga UCLA, which lost A ll- last Mason, Is fourth; Duke, Canadian* generally don't get o v e r defending champion America W alt D astard, Jack second in the NCAA tourna­ the top dollar hoys, he can UCLA today In the United Hlrach and Fred (Daughter, la ment, it fifth ; and Vander­ affect disinterest. Jim aad Praia International pra-aes- stilt expected to give Michi­ bilt, getting the on ly firstDsn Rooney of the Steelere son ratings. gan a tight race for tho place vote besides Michigan (who traded away their No Michigan, e o l l e e t l n g 18 championship with returning end UCLA, is sixth. 1 choice) helped me compile Tha Leahy Stars strength* flnt-plaes vetea and 329 guard Gail Goodrich and fo r ­ Fighting It out fo r the re­ •ned their lead In the Wind- a list of the top 10—the big points, and UCLA, gathering wards Keith Erlkson end maining spote In the Top 10 hit* In the college draft. II Jammer Scratch League by IS firsts end 32S points, stand aro ssvcnth-plscs Sen Fran­ taking three from the eecond- goes In thia general order. far above the rest of field in cisco (eighth-ranked) North Morton, Butkua, Namath, place SAN. Carolina, (ninth-rated) Boatbeck Tucker Frederleksoi ef the eysa of the 35 coachee on The Lucky Start have a tha rating board. tie, and loth-place Minnesota. leg ef 8114 wine end 1814 Auburn, baek Gale Sayers of Tha Wolvarlnaa are expect­ Kansas, flanker Fred BIJentThe UPI board la m ads up loesca end SAN la 81 and 21. ed to parlay added experience o f five coaches from each o f Coming up etrong and In nlkoff of Florida State, line­ and All-America candidate* backer Glenn Renter of Penn the atvtn geographical areas third piece with 29 H end ANNAPOLIS. Md. (U P I) - o f the nation. State, flanker Larry Elkins of Cassia Russell and Bill Bun22 H are the Pull Upe. They Bayler, guard Have DeLoog of tin Into an even better record Arm y Coach Paul Dletsel, who Each week the coachee vote took four from the Pirates Tennessee and halfback Don­ than last y e ir ’a 23-5 mark. haa rtfsrrsd to hia counter­ fo r the Top 10 teame In the white ecttln# a new high part at Navy as a "gim m ick nation, and their ballots era nie Anderson of Texas Tech. team series o f 1458 and a Rampaging Hurricanes Face Gators A BO O T P fW T tl Thinking O u t Loud BY JU LIA N 9TZN STROM SomiMto Kfh feotboa ta i ig a time Mr matin, aai tho today were BUI UHOb about matiof buck! a n ao tho novo. the yn M | attack the DcLamd Motorum an urged to uso cautln during tho BaUdogi threw at Uta Tribe partieufarly during the first half ef WedGAINESVILLE (UPI) — A to daw*. flow neodsy night's homecoming rampaging Miami team that l Bo alert! If you m o m UR at IttJMd Memorial Sta­ baa waa Ha last fe n feet, la i good positdium. ball games wfll Invade Flor­ hility that others are nearby. • a o ida Held Saturday la play Reduce your rpaad, uso your • Florida squad that haa Isat Thsre't a» doubt about It, biiak your lights! Tho Gary Brtckexrid|t aid hi* three out ef Ha laat fear eo you mis* may oot ha the sticky Angered receivers put •• a show that win be long The Gators will ta trying m oooaao, but U Just may remembered. to bounce beck after succes­ ta tha ant that savee you hun­ • e • sive lessee to Georgia and By the way, tho DeLsad dred* of doUara in vehicle m Florida But* which knocked club was so find ug for thia pair*. them eut ef major bowl com A. D. Aldrich, director of tho eoo boll gamo that Dclaod petition. sporU writers picked tho Bull­ Game and Freth Water Ftxh Florida still has as enUlde dog! to ttbo the tilt, 21 to 19. Commission, pointed out that chance at a bid to the But That’s cutting It pretty eloeo. should a motorist become inBowl In El Paso, Tex. They especially when both dub* bad Wed fat a veblcle-dccr colli•re one of 10 teams under such accurate PAT hooters as •ion, the accident should bo consideration for the Dec. 28 Eddie O'Quin and BID Buy- reported to the Commission or game against Texan Tech and to the Florida Highway Patrol a convincing win over Miami •ad an acridaot report filed. might gala thia tho aed. Did you ootice that among Highways paulng through see of bet vy deer concuv Tho Hurricanes, led by Major Hoopla's prediction eophemore quarterbeck Bob this week (see Tueeday's Her tration are pentad with doat mine sign* and motorist* BUetaikoff, have recover M ) Out he'* picked Miami to from a slow start to poet a upset Florida. Naw that Stove should drive accordingly. 4-4-1 record end pose a defin­ Spurrier haa beta injured it may not rank si on upset ite threat to the Gators. Aided by two Vanderbilt choice, especially ilace Miami fumbles, Biletnikeff scored an has coma to life in their Uat aBasing three touchdowns ta throe games. • • e three minutes end 14 second* laat week as the Hurricanes We etHl believe Florida, The first and eecond place rated over the Commodore* however, win capture this one teams met in a bowling match because they've got 18-17. In tha Navy Wivta League at The Blletnikoff name is a depth than tha o, this one b being played Jet Lanta and when It wag familiar one to the Gators. HI* brother, Fred, caught a ia Gainesville and that'll moaa concluded a new team was In first place as the Tigersttca 88-yard t o u c h d o w n pass much lo tha Gators. • • • took th* measure ef tho Eagainst them Uat wMk ta Back to the SemlaoUi, the 789era by a three to one count, Florida BUte'e 14-7 vicUry. While Tom Shannon la ex­ oral* will now prepare for R o m Patrick of th* E-789era pected to sUrt at quarterback their poet season bowl appear won high urise In the match for Florida, Stevo Spurrier it snee in Leesburg. This tilt with a nice 185/492. •Uted for Dee. 3, a Satur recovering fast from a Ug The Hoot Owls moved Into bruise end ie expected to soe day night, and It should be third place with a three game played before a pecked bouse romp over VAH-1 Tiger* ea plenty of action. s e e Tho combination of Spur­ Jan Valentine, Pat Willia and By the way, if you desire Verna Bolton collaborated for rier passing to lonesome end Charles CeMy has been Flor- advance tickets you’re now the Hoot Owle with 181/431, Ida’s most effective weapon advised that they'll be on sale 165/456 and 167/486 respecstarting Monday at the SHS lively. The Dregonetton held this ■•■son. Corny hoe caught 48 pass** mala offlee, Student, adult and their fourth place spot with thia season for 611 yards and reserved seat ducat* are avail­ a three point win over the Re­ four touchdowns to make him able, eceerdlag to athletic dir­ tired Wivee si E. Brady act tho Southeastern Conference’s ector Fred Ginas. the pace with a 189/477. NAS complied to arrivs a t a con­ • • * Wading receiver. He woe a Wives swept ell four from the sensus. Nobody eon argue effective­ Mcond team All-BEC choice, Oddballe ee Thelma Unger Points are allotted on • ly agalaat the Mlectkn of Ken rolled 160/468 and Mery Ann basis of 10-0.8.7-6 5-4-3.2-1 while Spurrisr, a sophomore, Boyer, 8L Louis Cardinal third made the third team. Williams backed her up with fnr vote* first through 10th. sacker, as tha National Lea A1I-8EO fullback L a r r y • 168/447. A t th* end o f tha season, a'n moat valuable pUyer Dupree end halfback Jack UPI presents a permanent Other matches found the during tha put sasaon. lit got Harper probably will handle trophy to tbs team chosen as Misfits romping ovar tha the bulk ef the running 14 of the 10 Brat place votes tha best in the nation. VAH-I Wlvu In all four for 24) points, 34 » chores for th* Gston. polata, the Vigilantes end the Florida's pais defense, No, his chief challenger tor the RVAH-9 Officer Wlvea split•ward, Philadelphia's Johnny 1 in the nation until It ran ting two aad two as Lis Klein Into FSU sharpshooter fit*vs Calllaan who alao had n great and R. Cox tallied 161 and Tsnsi laat wrak, has "picked 160 gamsa. Also splitting thsir itself up off the deck," Coach An automobile is art a legal match were tha Chackartalla Ray Gravse says. "The players realise we method of taking deer; how­ and Uta Pussy Cats. Th* Irigo and Rafasl w ill bo will be feeing another top ever during the 1964-83 hunt Chockertail* wore sparked by buttling it out for first place paiMr in Bilstnlkoff," Graves lag season more than 109 vo Margo Fields first 200 game in the win rotumn when play said. "I think they will be hlclo accidents involving deer and 478 Mriee and M Billings start i at tho Orlando-Semln will occur in Florida. In addi­ 189/481. T h e Diiaaternota ready for him." ole Fronton tonight. Both tion to tha sura damage to gained a four game sweep a t, players aro currently dead­ the vehicle, end usually the the expense of the VAH-5 locked with 20 victories each. death of the deer, there ia al­ SavsgetUa as did the Oops Stetson Wins Rafael scored back to back ways tha possibility of Injury Ops over the Cheekertail "B" wins in the fifth end aixth WINTER PARK (UPI) to the occupants of the vehicle. Uem with Meda WilUhlra games last night to ralaa his Stetson University has wrap­ Hunting Mason la the moat bombing a 182/495 to pact tho season total to 20. Irigo who ped up the 1964 Florida Interdangerous thus of the year for Oops Ope. has been nn a winning streak, collegiate Conference soccer Some other high ecorae vehkle-deer collisions. Fawns posted sight victories In the title even though second place born in early summer are now turned in wars D. Hauser with first three days o f thia weak Jacksonville still haa on* roaming more as they beams 160, C. Brown with 164, Bar­ to put himstlf right up at tha match to play. lest dependent upon the doe bara Rohrer a 167, Kay Recktop. Whan Stctsoo defeated Rol­ Food conditions are chiog nor a 161, D. Cobean 166, Is­ A full slate o f eleven lins 2 -1 Saturday, th* Hatters lag and deer will ha traveling abel Goshorn had 166 and games will get under w ay at won their first F1C lltlo in longer distances from bedding Alice Sexton rolled a 468 Mr7:40 p. m. tonight. eight yean. Second piece to feeding areas. Let* Mat las. Jacksonville downed Miami MELK'S MIRACLEMEN 2-1 at th* same time, but ceoMINNEAPOLIS ( UPI ) not catch Stetson. FIRST TIME IN SANFORD When Sam Mele took over as Stetson finished its season Doa’ t Mlae Thia Tkrtltlag 1-H .u r Narrated Color Film o f Minnesota manager on Juno with a record of 3-2-1. Jack 23, 1961, tho twins w ere mired soavill* ia 4-3 with on# gams In ninth place. left with last placo Rolliae Michigan Given Edge Over UCLA Lucky Stars Win From SAN Army And Navy Coaches Bailie new high gam e o f M 3. • • • l Anderson Is a "fu tu re," The Drags collected three I which m eins he has another from tha AnC'a to round out year of college eligibility. But tha league play. Iho Chicago Bears could a f­ Thera w as some fine howl­ ford to wait a year because, ing with M ary Starman hav­ alter the Gianta choose, they ing a 023/183, Jana Bpolikl get the next three draftees, 821/184, and Elalna Koxtlval thanks to trades with the 499/181. Slrcler* and Redskins. They'll Pat Sipley, Suiy Reno and have a chance at Morton rtr Betty Quillen converted the Namath and likely Butkus, too. three-Irn while Jane Spolski Picking tha m ost popular In made tha flva-slx and Claud­ this grab-bag la prccariu i be ette Uthrens picked the five- cause teams hava desperate tan. needs. Parker, for Instance, feels most of the quarterbacks will be gone by the time |*itu burgh drafts, so he'* looking for receivers. A second tier o f blue ehtp prospects Includes: Ken Will­ MIAMI (U P I) — Commun ard (North Carolina), Tom Ique brought a record opening Myers (Northwestern), John day crowd at Tropical Park Huarte and Jack Snow (Notre to Its (est Thursday by nosing Dame, Roy Jefferaon (Utah), out bird Blrchfleld In the first Bob Schwelkcrt (V P I) Harry division o f tho split fio.ooo Schuh (Memphis .Stale), Tom Hurricane Handicap. Vaughan (Iow a State), Rem! nill Hartark guided Roil rrttdhomme (LSU ), Alphonse Gar, the favorite of the Dotson (GramhUng), Vernon Thanksgiving Day crowd of niggs (Jackson State), Clar­ I9.0G9 through a field of 10 ence Williams (Washington sprinters to win (he second State). division o f the feature race Blue chips have a way of by two lengths. paying off. Thriller Opens Racing Season Slugger Favored Over Ex-Champ NEW YORK (U I 'I )— Slug­ g er Jose Torres, o f New York, Is favorad at 8-1 to whip exmiddleweight champion Carl (Bobo) Olson tonight at Med­ ium Square Garden In their fight for a possible shot i t the light heavyweight crown. Reeking hie slghth straight victory, the Puerto Rlco-born Torrei is favored because, at 28, h* It eight ysere younger than HawalLbom Olson, of San Francisco, a n d because he Is the m ore explosive puncher. That the winner may get e shot at Willie Paetrano'e 176pnund title wee etreaied to­ day by Garden matchmaker Teddy Brcnnsr. Teddy disclosed that A nge­ lo Dundee, Psstrano's mana­ ger, had promised In writing for the ehamplon ta defend against th* winner— if Pas­ trana keeps hi* title next Mon­ day night In a defense against Terry Downes a t Birming­ ham, England. coa ch ," was the object o f a verbal broadside attack Thurs­ day night during tho Arm yNavy rally at th* Naval A ca ­ dem y. Firing the first salvo at Diettel, who has criticised Navy's annual usa of uniform " t r ic ­ kery," waa N avy C o a c h Wayne Hardin, himself. Speaking from a platform adjacent to a two-itory pile o f lumber that later succum b­ ed to a fiery torch, Hardin said o f Diatitl, ‘ T v e never heard man talk so much and win so little." Hardin, holdar o f an unpre­ cedented five straight wins over Army, Including two against Dleticl-eoached team s, alto referred to the West Point mentor's constant harping on last year's 21-13 Navy victory. In which the gam* ended with Army on tha Middies two-yard line. Predicting another Navy victory Saturday. Hardin said. it makes no difference whe­ ther we play 80 minutes or 60 minutes and one secon d." Brazil Fighter To Defend Title BOGOTA, Colombia (U P I) Unbeaten Eder Jofre of B ra­ zil attempts Ms eighth defense o f the world bantamweight championship tonight against unbeaten Barnando Caraballo o f Colombia here at Campln Stadium. A near-capacity crowd o f 40,000 is expected. Irigo, Rafael Baffle Tonight ALASKA America’s Wonderland O U R 49th S T A T E uai. aia' ACTION! THRILLS! w*w> r«M i*m TONIGHT' FIRST GAM E k 7:40 p.a. R PARI-MUTUEL, WAQERIM6 11 CAMIS NIGHTLY |li ll» i i i .r » a t MATINEE Lead Captured By Tigereffes • Wild Life k Attlee FREE! • Eskimo Village Life • Bporta FlaUng At 1U Best Drawing Each Wednesday At 8 P.M. Aak Attendant For Dotalk * Active Vekeae* Took T Years IMPERIAL S“VI“ To FUm BANFORD LAST WEEK’S WINNERS t LAWRENCE • ARCHIE K1NARD • ELGIN H. MYERS • P. E. NOON O R E . PERY1S • A. J. DAUGHENTY • MILDRED E. • HETTY DAY *1 w l • *Mm • , S j jifF j ? t. aad Glaciers COME IN AND SEE THE LIVE GOBBLERS 1208 S. PARK AVE. minute chose. Others In tha party Included (kneeling, left to right) Coxey Jones, Perry Wheatland and Greg Jones. (Standing, left to right) Dale Jones, Bob Deane, Schnmh, Joe Story and Hoover. (Herald Photo), • Lata George ■reek-op TURKEY A DAY S T A T IO N THE FIRST HEAR KILL OF THE SEASON was reported last week when a Gun Schmuh "bear party" last Saturday morning bagged a 300-pound black bear In Blackwater Swamp near tho Wekiva area. The bear waa nhot by Bill Hoover (standing, far right) after a 30- * f mm — No Gases Killed In Thia Ptctare — • THURSDAY • FRIDAY DECEMBER 3 and 4 SA N F O R D C IV IC CENTER Show Start# 8 P.M. Admission $1.00 TICKETS ON SALE AT THE DOOR * �*•> , ; i V \Z V K /a ^ent- fOR JC--? V • A fastsrfc |frtll F H . N o t . IT , W -P n g V T Ipresented by Metro-Goldwyn* tbs adult entertainment Sun­ Mayer, and Seven Art* opens day at the Movlelend Drive* la Theatre. The shew runs through Tuesday. The aaovie deele with a de­ frocked winlater and throe women who play a vital part la hla life. The brilliant cast of tha Joba Houston-Ray Stark pro­ duction la beaded by Richard Burton. Ava Gardner, Debor­ ah Kerr end Sue Lyon, la her first role alnce her sensation­ al debut In "Lolita." Sharing the screen will be “633 Squadron," In eolor end starring Cliff Robertson, Wednesday and Thursday brings "The Sharkfightere" with Victor Mature and "Kings Go Forth" with Tony Curtis and Natalia Wood. A triple feature la on sche­ dule for Friday and Saturday. "Night Pascals" Is in color and stara Audla Murphy. Also RICHARD BURTON and Avn Gardner form an booked Is "The New Intern*" axploaive love team in ‘ T he Night of tha and *‘G.T. Bluee" starring El­ Iguana." screen version of Tennessee Williams’ vis Presley. prlze-winninpr piny. Tennretoo W illiams’ play, " T h . N ifh t o f th . Iguen*," Comedy Trio Linked A trio o f comedy perform­ ers who have literally scoop­ ed all o f the whipped cream o f f tha tasty movie profits during the past several sea­ sons are at It again. Once more Doris Day, Rock Hudson and Tony Randall have parked their super-trail­ ers that serve aa on-the-eet dressing rooms on a Universal Sound stage, looking not un- S e iIi U0U0 I EItAD CARLO ONE DAY O N LY T R IP L E HORROR SHOW No. 1 At 7:00 Only "B E A U T Y AND T H E B E A ST " N o. I At 9:00 Only "T H E T E R R O R " Boris K erluff In Color No. 3 At 10:30 Only "K l*» Of Th* Vampire" All In Blood-Curdling Color T:t* (!) Ini. Rhnwdm* like a fabulou* circus ju it pulled Into town. Thle lime their epringboard for heet-eelling comedy Is a screen adaptation o f "Send Me No Flow er*," a Hroadwe/ itagc comedy o f a few sea­ son* back. W ith Hudson and Miss Day teamed as hus­ band • and - w ife for the first time — and Randall as their nrttdoor neighbor — “ Send Me N<» F low ers" draw* It* humor from a hypochondriac who, erroneously convinced he has only a few week* to liv-*, set* about finding a eultahle * Ni* '•«■>At-<v COMING SUN. - MON. - TUBS. EARLY BIRD SHOW SUNDAYS «;tr» SU NDAY 6:13 A 10:30 A iUrk and controversial drama, "The Outrage," will open at tha Rlla Theater Sun­ day and run through Tuesday. The film atari Paul Newman, Laurence Harvey, C l a i r e Bloom, Edward G. Robinson, William Shatner, Howard Da Silva and Albert Salmi. The film D directed by Mar­ tin Rltt and D released by Metro-Gcldwyn-Mayer. FRIDAY P. M- TEAMED as husband and wife In Universal’s zany comedy in Technicolor, "Send Me No Flow­ ers," are Doris Day and Rock Hudson. The film is now showing ut tho Seminole Cinema In Casselberry, ■ ’J S f -V S .U ' mat* fo r hi* w idow -to-be. Th* comedy, in Technicolor, i i now ehowing at tha Seminole Cin­ ema in Canelberry. "A ll we eek 1* that it be aa good at tha boxnffice ai their two form er comrdlee," admit producer* Harry Keller and Martin Melcher, faceti­ ously. Those pair o f predeceeeors, "Pillow Talk" and "Lever Com* Bark" did little more than roll up a rensonnhl* — ami astounding — $33,000,000 at the world hnxoffice, with quite e few distant lands (till to be heard from . Due to iheie remarkable h iti, Doris Day and Rock Hudson have dominated the polls o f top boaoffice star* for th* past several years. What1* the secret o f their eucress T "Kvrellent scripts, perform­ ed espertly," say* director Norman Jewison. "W ithout the story, the situations, th* parr and th* corrert attitudes, no romrdian can score. "Hut nn>re than that, with (I) liawhKt* I.S0 ( ! ) Arlitim* fa m ily I 10 i l l llnh Hopo O m e l y MV Tha rut*TtiInara 0:00 i d Valentin*'* Day 110 ( ! ) Jack Benny M) il- rn-r I‘ yl* It) Jo m l f o r d Special 10:00 Mi Nll(J Foltlta 1011 M) Tha neportar 10:10 M) fa rm ers liaughtar 11:01 ( !) New* If) Newallne 11:10 (I) Johnny Carton (C olor) M) Shock T h eetir In the story, four persons witness the same event, and each tells a different version of what happened. The objec­ tive truth of the Incident la never revealed, leading lo the conclusion there ta no auch thing as objective truth. "I believe (hat Me a b terri­ bly pertinent to all of us to­ day." Rltt nkl. "We need to know that the truth Is a very t t : t l (I ) News, Opnrte, W ta thSf 11:31 M> Tbsetsr o t Ik* Star* IATURDAY A. H. 1:11 * I* 7:00 ..I ! 7:10 7.41 • :** I I* M l * .ll 10:01 10:11 11:11 (D (I ) Ml (I ) («) M) Mi (!) Ml III Ml (1) M) (I ) It) (t) (I ) IS) Ml ID Ml (1) ID (I ) M) (SI ID News, W ta lh tr Ktlnrlte Bameeitr UrowMS Almanaa News Un* Way Mirror IIFD M ld-FUtl la Stan On Arrn*s The Fans* Mlalsr Mayer llem er of (ha Ju agls \la).>r Mtrrury Kurils * Allen I'lan il l-atrnl Tha (Ivin "how Xolenc* Fiction Major Marcurr Hector llta tlicot* T*nn*i**a Tui*da IJmltr Don quick Draw UcUraW (thm-mleiina F lu h all X L-K X Mlahty M om * A mil* OakUy Dennle lha Mrnare N*w Ceepsr I'arloona I.lnu* ih* Llonheert- these three performer*, it’* a chemistry rarely found on any •d stage, legitimate or sound. 11:10 (D Th* J«t*ona Mi litany A Ceell They have more than respect **) Fury for each other. It's deep a f­ SATURDAY P. kf. fection. They start with a simple situation and, by re­ IS 00 (D Fky K lnr (>> line* liunny Khow specting and reacting to each I !) TouchJnwti other's professionalism, they IS 10 •>) llupplty llnpprr M> My Frl-n.l Fllcka build that simple situetion In­ M) NBC apt*. Special to something tany, something 1 11 <D Mr. M il'll ID NCAA fonthelt weird end wonderful. Ml I Levs Lucy "A n d whet’* even more I 11 111 Amerlrtn B o M e t in i Ml A lvin tu ra T h - m r emeting, they do It without 1 11 (t) Chtmplotiahlp W raalresorting ta shock, out-andl" i 1 II M) <*harl*y Chan Theater out elapstlck or blatant sex. ; l » Ml TIIA There's always plenty o f sex lt.00 M) NFt, Ciu nt down (a in their comedies, o f course, K k k o ff (» ) llrsy Cup flam* but it's the cleanest s e t in­ « 41 IS) Mr. Lurky vented," 1.10 (I ) Cliam plon-hlp II iw lln* Also being shown Is e short M) Outlaws featuring the highlights of 1 11 ID Us th* l a w the University o f Florida foot­ 1 01 Ml FlahlPif Fun Ml W Drill W ar I ball season to dele, including S 11 IS) N*w*cap* 1 10 ID Jnnny ()u**t the Getor-Alabama game. 1.11 MON. K. T I E S . 7:00 A 11:30 7:00 RICHARD BURTON AVA GARDNER 7 10 1:00 5.11 ill S .lt LYON 11:00 i j VCQ-Gcl<V,n-W?,eyd IS 14 h Se,*ji An FWxftrs preKrttfoi C O -FE A TLItE Sun. - t>:43 Only .Mon. A Tuee. » :* 0 Only OPEN 12:13 SHOWS AT 1:00 . 3:03 3:10 • 7:13 jw u n u .1 M jjM g O M E IO I* 11 <1 1.00 1:11 1:14 1:33 COMING W ED., DEC. 3 ONE DAY ONLY - ¥$: ' - sW *: p v ^ unusual ways w*V* seen to entertain tho customer*. Don’t forget they’re epea until I a. m. for your pleasure, s e e ItalioB dlthw, etaake and seafood. Cold boor U avaiiablo on Sunday*, and bear and wlao tho rest of tho week, nonquota and parties always receive apodal atten­ tion at Jom’a M plan to hold your next get-together there, e e e HOLIDAY SEASON comIng up. Thanksgiving is over and pou know what comas ne*t Stock up now at tha package store at George’s Tavern, and don’t forget those gifts. So many attrac­ tive gift It*me, attractively styled, boxed and wrapped— you'll hava a hard time decid­ ing. Whllo you’re thinking about It, relax and enjoy your favorite drink In tho friendly atmosphere of tho cocktail bar and lounge. This I* paintess and pleasant complex matter, tbit It de­ Christmas shopping. pends on who Met it and un­ s e e der what circumstances." W HAT ABOUT • nice The jumping off point for charcoal-broiled steak T Mar the story is tho (wo most Lou Restaurant and Cocktail appalling deeds a human be­ Lounge la featuring their as­ ing can commit—assault and sorted (lie s o f this tastemurder, Rltt laid. tempter and In addition hava The story Is (old In four music end dancing every parts with each person's ver­ Thursday, Friday and Satur­ sion being presented In graphic day night, to make those di­ form. LIKE A COZY SPOT? Then you’ll like tho dim, ro­ mantic atmosphere at the Cartbe Lounge In tha Valdax Hotel. A great plica to relax and let your ceres Just fade away while you enjoy your favorite beversges, expertly mixed and emilingly served. Th* atmosphere Is enhanced by the Intriguing captions on th# pictures which decorate tha walls—on* of the most 1 11 2.1* I.IS 1:11 0.04 0.00 I 11 l.«1 110 l .o i 110 • II 7:*4 7:10 I f* ■ II 1.00 1:10 10:00 10:10 l i 40 11 II 11:11 11:10 U ;I0 MO 0:11 1:11 1:1* 7:1# 7:11 1:10 1:11 S|*e 7:11 1 11 1:10 1:00 1:11 0 14 10:00 Ml (1) (1) (!) (1 ) (I) Toplo W ill Klnadnm (IIS College llow l Mart ih* Froae Ns* aeopt llorel I m u m Our Time* I D l-rn Football R tpnrl (11 K antuchr Jnnee ( D 1-a •aIe I*) I'ail* A Harriet D W i| «n Train ( I ) W onderlel WarlA at C*l#r (* ) My Faverll* U erttea M i Kit Sullivan Show 1*1 TTmadelda III Orealtat Showman Ml lionam a ID Living Doll IS) Metis (<| Juty Blahop 111 Ths Boauss ID CanSII Camara ID What's My U n* i l l Nawtrape ID Ntwallna ID Chackmala |D Nawa ll.i.H in ts (D A-lvanturaa la Faradlaa ID Four O .a a W E HEARD some mighty fins comments shout the cat­ ering service provided hy Ih* Trade Wind* Cafeteria, re­ cently. A Navy group had a big dance end buffet, with all sorts o f tasty food* from Trad* Winds, Thl* group un­ animously agreed that ’ It* was delicious'’ and couldn't say enough shout th* fin* preparation, tha wonderful flavor and rich abundance o f tha buffet. A entlefled rustonier I* a good advertise­ ment, so if you want to know about Trade Winds food a*k Ilia Navy. They'll tell you— " I t ’s yummy!" • a a D O N ’T FORGET shout the business men's (and women’*) lunches et the Capri, when you are looking for a place to MONOAT A. M. en joy something m«re than (1) Slga Oa M l Srnpe soup and sandwiches for M l Nawa A W ta lh tr lunch. And nnw that Christ­ Ml World C IvIllM llo* mas Is getting so close, and (SI Sunrlat Mamaaler (1 ) T a la r all thus* parties coming up, ID Kun.Mna Almanaa remember the fn prl ltislnuID W oks-up MntIt* ID Nawa rurit loves to help you plun (I ) Farm, H erbal h a parties, dinner, luncheons, part ( I ) T a la r tea*, coffees, hrunrhee—just II) Mlckla Erana any kind o f party ynu can ( l l N#*a A Waather I*) Captain K a n ia r ie think of, and they are well(1) Waaihar • Nawa prepared to lake rate o f your (1 ) Carinonvllta need* and desire*. Save your­ (SI T...|*r ( I ) Fvtralaa far MaSora se lf a lot o f work, let the Worn** Capri party plannrr* do it (1 ) Llvorea Ceurt ( D American Hlatorr fo r you. Danre to the music ( t l ( irion yllla o f the Kingsmrn tonight and ID llumper Boom Haturday. 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Fomaui throughout Control Florida for their oxeollont cuisine, Freddie’s offers you enter­ tainment in tha way of Joy Miller at ths pleno in tha I.amptightsr Loungo, every night. You may tnjoy your delicious dinner io mo of their threo dining rooms, tho newest being (ho fabulous Gaslight Room. TAVERN George’s COR. 11IH A FRENCH — 1IWY. 17 *1— SAN FO RD — BAR & PACKAGE — BEER J MIXERS ALL Your Favorite Brando A i A Prlcv You’re Glad To Pay . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THE CASH — Plenty Of Free Parking — 1 gestive juices flow merrily. Enjoy a good meal, your favorlte beverages, then relax and danea ta flno musie. e a * • * Steak House Central Florida’* Oldest ft Finoot ntJt CAFETERIAS Muaoo-i Toeidoy Ivealeg Special.- • KDet. New York It* lain Strip cashed fa yeur order far only IV*. Thorsdey NIpM is "family offtH" wMi free dee- to fart* far all. Roitweed Stan Seterdey Mipbl I* "ite e k afpht* - e ht« H lb. TIsne Sleek tasked your seder tor only $1.00. *« CsMatOwry IUNCHIO*. It AA f.J.tJP.M CMMMX. 4. JO M l.. * 0 0 PJU, 10V mease* VOO N. M*d. • 13 U. *. I THI f i m s f C A T fR /N G S I R V I C f IH r i M H A t f lO F /fl.t Il.tNCE TO TRK .MELLOW MUSIC OF “TH E K IN G S M E N ” WE AUK NOT EXPENSIVE — WE JUST LOOK THAT W AY! CHECK OUR MENU — SE E FOR YOU RSELF! Call 322-1251 For Reservations (N O RESERVATIONS HELD A FTE R 10 P.H .) LOBSTER - SEAFOODS AND STEAKS AT THEIR BEST! W E ARE NOW FEATURIN G ON OUR MENU REAL I TALI AN SPAGHETTI AND M EAT HALLS WITH REM, ITALIAN CHEESE. TASTE THE d if f e r e n c e : * TONIGHT would he a good 10 10 lima for you to try that fish dinner at Ih* I’ inecrr»t Inn — 10:11 with all that turkey coming M) Many H ippy Rtlurna 11:10 out your ear*. Thi* delicious Ml Hander Vauncur’a repast will give your taste Nawa (D Centrel Fla. Show. H i l l buds a change o f pure ami is ra*« easy on your wallet, loo. Spe­ t»> Un* Step Beyond ( !) Knelan O'Toole cial prices for children and MONDAY P. M. Ml Jackl* <llea*on all you ran eat for everyone. ( I ) Flipp»r 11:40 (D Say Whan HI o u te r Lim its To g o with the delicious blue( D Lnva of Ufa Ml Mr. Magee (* ) Faihar Knows Bast w ater fried perch you'll be Ml I'orM f I V iin ir She* 11:11 (D CBS Nawa served spicy baked beans, ID Lawrenr* Walk l l : l f (SI Truth or ConaaMl llllllft n 'a Island crispy hush puppies, good ol’ qutact* ( ! ) Haturlay Night at grits, french fries, role slaw, lha llovlua ( D ll*llo I'aa 1‘ lckara (Si Hran h for Tom orrow tha relish tray end coffee ID Mr, Brna.lway 11:11 ID UuUlag Light Ml H ollywood False* or tea. 11:11 (11 NBC Nawa Report (D riunamek* I II 10 10 14:11 ID Most* 11.00 II) Nstrslls* M) Nawaeup* (I ) Nawa, Sport*. W ea thtr 11:10 Ml Tksttar * f Ih* a la r* 11.10 Mi Saturday Night One (I ) Chanaal hi* Nawa. ■ports, W eather fs.T £ S 'The Outrage' At Hits I 01 MV Nawlcoea 111 N*w i, Weather, Sports (S) Sa Will BO 1:11 ( ] ) Huntley • Rrlnkter It) The 111* Uovt* M> W alter C rnnkllt 1:01 ( ! ) Yaocjr Iverrlnetr (II W ya(t Karp Ml lUw hlJe LAST SHOWING TONITE ADMISSION TONITE SA T U R D A Y ADMISSION CLAIRE BLOOM struggles against a terroriz­ ing Paul Newman, playing a Mexican bandit who has kidnapped her, in Metro-GoldwynMayer’a stark and controversial drama, "The Outrage." By Deeds AwUa By the time yes reed yea will be Just recuperating from the delightful consump­ tion of all that turkey, dress­ ing, cranberry sauce and goodies la which yeu Indulge! yourself Thursday. Now cornea the turkey sandwiches, the turkey hash, the turkey atew end the turkey soup. By this weekend you will bo reedy for e change of diet and than an lots of flno pieces In Seminole County when you can find soma de­ licious changes. e e o HOW ABOUT tome lasegno? That's the special through Tueelay at Jean’s Spaghetti House in Orange City, Jean and Rocco Morslllo hava many ether fine foods on their menu, including tasty W e e k e n d T e le v is io n O N ilk f RI OE- I N T H I AT R $1.00 A C A RLO AD "Disneyland A fter Dark" Plus "Honeym oon Hotel" Robert Goulet And "M eLIN TO CK ” John Wayne All 3 Features In Color th e Infoy Tha W n ken d . . . Dine Out 'Night Of Iguana' Tops W * * > " l| t Y Special Mark Available For Greeting Card Residents o f th* Sanford area who wish to have their Christmas greeting c a r d s postmarked “ Chrietmie, Fla,," may deposit stamped mail at (he Sentinel* County Cham­ ber* of Commerce. Chamber officials said to­ day that a receptacle has been placed adjacent to th* en­ trance o f the trad* body’s o f ­ fice at First Street and Senford Av*. Mail deposited them will be i*n t to the Pott O ffice at Christmas where It will b« postmarked and Immediately dispatched fo r delivery. Mall may be depoiited a t thn Chamber office frum now through Dec. 2 a C a p )u RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 25-14 Park l)r. Sanford Phone 322-1251 F R ID A Y N IG H T S P E C IA L ! FISH FRY ALL YOU C A N EAT- ADULTS 12 0UUNDKR *| 3 5 $100 Menu Include*: Coin Slaw Fronch Frit* Baked Being Grits Huah Puppies Relish Tray Coffen Or Tea Owned A Operated By Msiioa A Bah Hancock ■wy. IT-tt t o Sanford Ph. FA 2-5M5 �Office Blonde Could B eA SIy Mata Hari Stir V nfsti P u t 0—Frt Nor. *7, H 9m H Velvet For Holiday mew YORK lfot eo hi rail llfe-at lent, Nt Is the U. 8. builueea where thieve* who art payroll — from tight* r b to dUhonaat executive*—drain off $a bu­ tton tack year la ( i d and good* from their employer!. It Is Uw average or even ptala woman, the one least likely to attract attention — especially from men — who makes the beat Inrestlgator. In says Leonard 8. Lowell, ekatnasa of Dale Byitems, at Hew York, a major security organlia- ' ‘Women are naturally cur lows and observant," aays L o ­ well, "s a d thasa qualities are aanantlsl for an affective un­ dercover agent or shopper." Out o f a total force of I,boo, 7* per cent o f Dale’ s "shopperi" and a great many of Its operatives are women. Borne are employed full-time, others part-time. Yesterday one may have acted aa a Blaster tuber; to­ d a y aha m ay have "purchas­ e d " a new sports car; tomor­ r o w aha m ay blra a dance b u d or pose as a wealthy so­ ciety matron. One woman, a skilled tew ­ ing machine operator, wsa planted on the production line o f a New England girdle fa c­ tory to find why the com ­ pany's Inventory was shrink­ ing. Before long she noticed that a few employes were taking glrdlea into the rest room and emerging, not slim ­ m er, but thicker around the middla. Investigation revealed that they were regularly equeezlng Into three or four of the gar­ ments and wearing them hom e. Another girl was placed In a theater lobby In St. Louis, ostensibly to give away free m anufacturer'! aamplei of candy to moviegoers. Uy making an accurate count of patrons, she was able to prove lin t the theater owner w as falsifying attendance re­ ceipts. Film distributors, paid a percentage of the receipts, had been cheated regularly. The disadvantage of being too good-looking is illustrated by the experience nt one girl, placed as a cashier in an ap­ pliance store In New York, where thefts were suspected. The manager m ide a pass aha resisted and he fired her on the spot. A less glamorous replacement was able to ga ther the required evidence without any trouble. In one case, however, gla m or was the necessary In g red tent to hilt the tr ip for the manager of a chain cuemetie store In Chicago, tux pccted o f falsifying receipts and pocketing the difference. Since he h id a reputation as a Don Juan, in attractive blonde undercover agent was placed In the store. In a abort time the manager waa dating her and filling her aliell-like care with talk of how he re lleved the company of lta ex c e u profits. When patrons of a Loa An gelcs supermarket complain ed of being abort-weighted on their meat, an agent waa stationed near the meat do partment aa the represents Uve of a coffee company. A t the dispensed free samples of coffee to the customers, she kept an tya on the butchers. Aa U turned out, the em ­ ployes o f the department had pocketed soma 113,000 In six months by selling meat on the aide, then miking up the In ventory shortage by cheating tho cuitom eri. EDUCATIONAL NEW YORK (HIM) — The number o f masters' degrees given by American college* has Increased strikingly with­ in the last 23 years, according to Encyclopedia Am ericana. Approximately 73,000 m a s­ ters' degrees were granted in m aa compared l- only 26,000 la lMO. Oviedo Club Women Honor Faculty a taUof (ha D ilutee food of H at a din-1 day School waa *t Oviedo High Im t at the Womaa'a O a t Fri-]ovory ktod waa aajoyod by tba liattea of a yoofoS By Intel lta Mrs. Amos E. Jmms and her iughtar, Mia* Jews Jonas, ass recently to • charming brtdtsmaids break­ fast at Urn Pancake Houee la Orlando honoring Mlea Bo­ gina Clark and her bridal at- - (NEA) The typical M t e t i w tgeet, feaale-type, i i every «py bo n l 1m «r moviegoer know*, Is yeang, beautiful sad aa- The figure on annual thefts la a projection baaed on ac­ tual confessions by thieves and aatlmates by companies. It amount! to soughly to mil lion n day, and for tbeft-pla gnod businesses, Uka discount booses, It represents about three per cent of sates. Date usee women to work as fallow ampteyes to detect bnatness criminals or pose as shoppers to check on the hon­ esty and efficiency of satei Breakfast Fetes Miss Clark And Bridesmaids The hostesses yea— tei tha the bride-elect with a gift of r ehcoen china, and she la torn, piosented her attendant* with gift nwmeatoa. A delicious brsakfaat waa sarvad to Mrs. K. W. Clark (mother of the hononc), Mrs. 8. E. Parker (mother of tho frttara (room), and tho Mama. Roy Walnrlght, Chris Gordon, W, W. Tyre, Benjamin Wiggins, tha hostesses and hon- MR. AND MRS. CLYDE HOLDER, ahown at Unable to attend waa Mias dinnar given by tha Oviedo Woman’* Club to Cheryl Hansen of Jacksonril- | honor faculty. Mr. Holder la principal of school Is, also a bridesmaid. A DRAMATIC FLOOR-LENGTH evening coat of richly glowing velvet with lta own matching gown will acorn first among grand entrances at holiday formate. Queenly coat (left) by Cameo In boulevard velvet has princess seaming and throat-framing collar, Matching gown has an Em­ pire bodice, sparkling with bead embroidery. For less formal nartles, crisp white cotton contrasts with the luminous softness of boulevard velvet In two short (towns by Bemelle. Pearls and rhinestones stud the embroid­ ered lace bodice of the fitted sheath (center). Streamered faiie sash makes a bright splash o f color against brocade top (right) and open, boxpleated velvet skirt. Oviedo Garden Club Enjoys Informative Program O n 'Landscaping Florida Homes' By Evelyn Luady The Oviedo Garden Club met at ths home of Mrs. Lea Gary recently with Mrs. A. H. Ray Jr. aa co-hoateaa. Tha Florida room, where the meeting waa held, waa dec­ orated with a large arrange­ ment o f pink sweetheart ros­ ea and an arrangement of miniature white mums. Chairman, M ri. J. R. Bat­ tle, called the meeting to or­ der and Mrs. Ray read a poem on gardening thoughts. Aa Mrs. Lynn Moaier, secre­ tary, called each member's name she replied by naming a plant ahe would like to know how to grow and thcio plant problem* will be dis­ cussed at toe January meet­ ing. Cecil Tucker of Seminole Cuunty Agricultural Depart­ ment gave the program on Landscaping Florida H om es." Ho showed colored slide* pertaining to the prob­ lem* of landscaping in Flor­ ida and stressed that tho two Infant Attends University A s 'People Watcher’ LAWRENCE, Kan. (111*1)Tbc youngest frequenter of the Ihwk* Nest snackbar of the Kansas Union at the Uni­ versity of Kansas I* eight months old. The Infant "people watch­ e r ," David Morris H u l l , seem s to like It, his parents said. Mr. and Mrs. Waller M. Hull, both graduate students, alternate their class sched­ ule* so that one of them can be with Itavld all the time. Since they park a few blocks o ff campus, this involves quick switching of the child in the Union between classes. “ The expense of a full day baby sitter Is a factor, but the main reason we do this Is that we don't want to give David up to a baby litter. We want him with ua whenever we ca n ," Mrs. Hull explain­ ed. Mrs. Hull la an a u litin t In­ structor .in German. Hull trachea English to foreign students while he works tqward a m aster'! degree to linguistics. m basic rules to landscaping any home are unity and simpli­ city. The three ereea o f any yard are the front, service and private. The front lawn should be open end relatively free nt shrubs *o that the bouse la the moat Important thing seen aa one pastes by. Walki and drivea are an Important part of the landscaping of the small house. These should be o f proper site and convenient­ ly located and also arranged to eliminate extra mainten­ ance. The first purpose o f base planting la to provide in at­ tractive setting for the house. Keep In mind, Mr. Tucker said, the type and style of your house. In landscaping a Spanish or Western type housq the Yucca plant enhances the beauty o f the home while to other t y p e homes others plants should be considered Shrubs In the front yard should be arranged to focus attention on the entrance of Hie house. The service area should be as large as the needs of the fam ily dictate; they usually contain garbage cans, clothes lines, vegetable gardens, the garage and other things re­ quired for the maintenance of the fam ily needs. This area, because of lta very nature, is usually the most unattractive NATIONAL FORESTS ARE FOrilLAR WASHINGTON (UP1) Am erica's national forests fait ■ re becom ing tha nation's fa­ vorite playgrounds. The U. S. Forest Service reports some 120 million visits were made to them last year. This year's total is expected to exceed 133 million. The most popular ones In­ clude the Black HUIs National Forest to South Dakota and W yoming; L o w e r Michigan National Fbrest to Michigan; Wasatch National Forest to Utah; San Bernardino, Inyo, Angeles, and Eldorado Nation­ al Forests In California; the White Mountains In N e w Hampshire; George Washing ton to Virginia; and the Ocala National Forest In Florida. Don’ t wash leather gloves once they have been drycleaned becauao much of the natural oil may have been re­ moved. m s s i J h sL % a h d m . C ih clsA IVY CIRCLE The November meeting o f tha Ivy Circle was held at tba home of Mrs. James Coyne, 414 Beth Drive with Mrs. Jam es L. Temple aa co-boatea*. Our guest speaker for tha evening w a s M rs. Mona Bridges of Mona’ s Flower and Gift shop. A vary inter­ esting program was present­ ed on .Gower arrangements. rangemente which the m em ­ bers admired while aha work­ ed on tw o beautiful arrange­ ments o f chrysanthemums. After the arrangements were finished, Mrs. Bridget held a drawing fo r tho flowers. Mrs. Jsmes L. Temple and Mrs. Sally Ferguson were the win­ ner*. The elrcla thank* Mrs. Bridges for htr valuable lima and lovely flowers. Attending the meeting were M rs. Bridges brought tw o Mrs. Linda McKee, LaMar lovely artificial flow er ar- Meredith, Barbara D a k l a , Patrick Donahoe, Herschel Powell, Robert Johnson, Dew­ ey Straughn, Sally Ferguson, Robert Cooroy, Gilbert Edmooda, and Glenda Emerson. * • * Woman’s Club LuncheonProgram Set Tuesday part o f the overall area, but to landscaping it should not bo overlooked. Fo n c e a , aertena, walks and gatea may be uaed together with appro­ priate shrubs to tie It togeth­ er In an attractive manner to meet the needs of the fam ­ The general business and ily's dally need. all departments o f tha W om ­ The private area Is used by an's Club o f Sanford wilt meet members of the family more Tuesday December 2 at noon oftwi than oth er areas. It fo r luncheon. may bo expanded or made Hostesses are Mrs. Charles smaller according to the Swinney, M in Edna Chitten­ growth and needs o f the fam ­ den, Mr*. W. D. H offm an, ily. One of the first consider­ Miss Ellslee K lrchhoff, Mrs. ations o f the private area is L. D. Hasting*. Mr*. Troy to secure privacy, so it should Ray, Hr. and Mr*. Emma therefore be screened by a Young. fence, wall o r large shrubs. The Fins Arts Department Still keep in mind, Mr. will present the Christmas Tucker said, when planning program, and the American harheque pits and play areas Home Department will trim to keep the middle of the yard the tree. The .Social Depart­ open. The ihrub* used in the ment will serve a* hostesses private area should be as to and the Civic Department w ill (cresting and colorful aa Is provide the decorations. possible to have. Colorful Members are reminded to plants such as tho azalea, ta bring tbeir gifts to the needy mellla and croton, often mis already wrapped. used in the front yard can bo Reservations s h o u l d he much more effective and rn made by fl p.m. Monday with Joyable U used in the private Mrs. Wade Hhealy at 323yard. D375. In dosing his moat Interest Ing and informative talk, Mr. PEANUT BUTTER Tucker gave each mem ber a PUDDING PIE book on "Landscaping Humes 0 inch pastry shell, cooled in Florida" and invited each 3*i ot. pkg. vanilla pudding member to feel free to call t cup crunchy peanut butter him or come by hia office any t* pint whipping cream .Monday morning between the peanuts, optional hours of 8 and 12, with any Cook pudding as directed on questions she might have. pkg. Stir peanut butter into Mrs. C. R. Clonls reported pudding while still warm. Pour a total of $91.31 derived from Into baked pastry shell and r e ­ the plant sale and baiaar frigerate for te hour. Whip which was held to the fire cream and spread over sur­ house during election day. It face of pie. Add peanuts if waa announced that the next desired. meeting would be a Christmas lea held at the home of Mrs. Store the garden hose in a T. if. Ryan with Mrs. Vera bushel basket. It handles eas­ Kell and Mrs. Aubrey Mey­ ily and can be carried w hen­ ers is co-hoatcsies. ever needed. Names were drawn of sev­ eral ahut-toa to Oviedo and the m em ber drawing the name is to bring a gift to the next meeting ao that they may be distributed before Christmas. There was also a drawing of m em bers' namei so there will be a gift axchange at the December meeting. These gilts are to pertain to gardening and are not to exceed $1.00. Delicious refreshments of Baltimore cake, null and coffee were served by the hos­ tesses to the 14 members pre­ sent. CAMELLIA CIRCLE Another beautiful wreath can be made using plastic laundry or dry cleaning bags. Cut the wreath back out of heavy cardboard and punch holes in the cardboard very close together. Cut the bags into one-inch strips, pull apart and twist double, using wire or pipe cleaners to hold. Push the wire through the hales in board. The plastic atripa ran be dipped to craate a short L iA \ 1A J MABEL DUGGAN ft BETTY AN N E HOWARD PHONE 322-4913 WES SAYS: Mary had a Httte lamb, Its fleece And aa wee* all at Maryte <1*4bee. Her Mem knew what* to ru­ sh* did her w e a k at WE8-KAY For she knew it waa true That ahe waehed MORE Clothe* CLEANER And so much CHEAPER toot Now if yea dent believe this Thtn Just atop fa sad tee Far if Wra eaaaet prove it Year weaktag wilt be free. Air Ceadltleaed Leeage WES-KAY WASHETERiA M il Freaeh Ava, Baafard BREAKFAST SPECIALS! DIRT GARDENERS CIRCLE 11 A. M. ONLY 2 EGGS (ANY STYLE) TOAST — JELLY CHOICE o f GRITS or POTATOES 341 FREE C O FFEE 1 EGG (ANY STYLE) 1 STRIP BACON TOAST — JELLY GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE) 29* FREE COFFEE “ TH E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And “ Ernie" Mills COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD C H A R L O T T E and F R A N K DONAHOE AND STAFF CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO THE SECOND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FANTASY OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29th Sanford Flower Shop COR- E. 1st. ST. AND SANFORD AVE. T H E PERFECT G lF T — A G IF T C E R T IF IC A T E 2201 S. PARK AVE. to. After the sUdei ot ware shown, several of East and Waal Germany FROM 12 TILL 5:30 P.M. IOIff * icatincm HAIR STYLING SALON llioa decides which the stadent will week were wreaths and door swags. The first wreath demonstat n l was made using a five-foot length of one-inch poultry wire. The wire was rolled and bent to form s circle. The holes in the wire was then filled in with podacarpus which bad been submerged In water overnight. The wreath can now be (locked or left greep and decorated with Christmas halls, a bow, pine cones, nuts, or Brasilian Pepper. cushioned insoles b y Aoily GnnA Dr. Lym ahawod of (aim * which art m a t In­ ferior to our farming pragma in tho United State! and ha showed picture* of tha sagnifleient Universal** and told ot tht for reaching educations! system. Students are paid by tba government to attend school and at tha and of their education, tba A very pretty door awag may be made using a palmet­ to fan. The fan I* (tripped Into pieces, these ends are Polyethylene plastic "glassthen braided. The fan may be " can be boiled in hot soap sprayed, left green or used dried, it can be decorated or detergent suds aa a valu­ with balls, ribbon, artificial able aaaet to the elck room— or fo r general nae when there flowers o r fr u it la Infectious illness In the Members attending wfre fam ily. Tha tumblers are Mrs. Flam m , Mrs. McDon­ made with a milk-white fin­ ald, Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. J. ish In various sixes. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. Vincent Monroe, Mra. W. C. Clause Jr., Mrs. J . E . Chapdelatoe, Mrs. W. L Gramkow Jr. and Mrs. Vernon Hardin. FROM 8:00 TILL • • • The Camellia Circle met at The Dirt Gardeners met the home o f Mrs. Don Fla mm Nov. 13 at the home o f Mrs. for its October meeting. Mrs. If. C. Plapp on Stone Island. Flamm, president, conducted The president, Mrs. C. D. the busineai session. Perry, presided over tba bus­ The members dtsplsyed the iness meeting after which Christmas articles they had Mrs. S. C. (T om m ie) Dickergave made for the Garden Club son of Jacksonville, som e good gardening advice. Baiaar. Members present donated A v ery interesting and In­ formative horticulture report $18 to the Audubon Society. Mr*. Baker gave 10 minutes was given by M ri. Tom M c­ horticulture information Donald. She urged the group o f to plant tulips this year and tulip bulba may be plant, Names were drawn for secret ed after Thanksgiving Use 2to harden plant pals. Each member is 10-10 fertilizer to grow a plant to present to plants for cold weather. Capher plant pat at the end of the tan is good (or scale and pyracantha. year. Mulch all plants except cit­ Mrs. F. L. Woodruff 111 pre­ rus. Cigarette ashea are good sented the program on Christ mas decorations. Featured (or African violets. foot-long comfort COOD FOR ANY SERVICE WE PERFORM........... ANY AMOUNT. . . $5 •f 10 •$15 •$20 - $25 - $30 - $35... ALL SOLD AT 20% CASH DISCOUNT f u « y effect. It will take ap­ proximately 1ft bags to make thk wreath. BnuH sprigs at aad pyracaathla decorated each table. Greeting guests at the door were Mrs. Lynn Master, chair­ man of the Woman's Club. Mrs. R. W. Estes wsa supper chairman. An inspiring devotion waa given by Rev. C. Y. Dawsey of the First Methodist Church in Oviedo. It being Clyde HokJer’s birthday, everyone sang "Hap­ py Birthday" to him Dr. D. L. Lynn, Veterinar­ ian, from Orlando gave a most interesting aad inforrastire program. H* showed slides of Russia and gave an interest­ ing narration as tha pictures were ahown. Dr. Lynn waa among a group of 43 men who visited Russia last year. He told many totereettog facta about the country. Ha said perhaps the three moat important ptacee to visit were: The mausoleum of Lenain, where he still lies is state and ia covered by a gtau enclo­ sure, guarded by four sold­ iers; and hundreds of people pass by every day to view him. Tha Economic Achievement Park and tha Kremlin alio listed. 822-1822 shorn Smart Myling and hemriown leathern am standard ojuipmcotl $ | n 9 5 I # 9ujuyl\ Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD (Rat la comparable la our 322-8452 �* •> j.’ i ’t .V ■V* IM fiV Vm9 JM . Vor. tr. *94— n r * • < P A Y LESS A T . . . “C a n d i d My Doris Williams Sotiety Editor C h a iie h " to reveal honor accomplish­ ments regarding Sanfordltea. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Roherta have plenty to crow about with daughter Lynn's scholastic achievements at Howey Academy. Lynn has been placed on the first nineweek marking period honor rot! according to Dr. C. A. Vaughn Jr., Howey Academ y headmaster. THANKSGIVING II 0 L I • DAYS bring many of our *tudents borne for a sneak pre­ view of Christmas vacation. T o date, we haven't received too much on wbo will be where, when and with whom, to keep us posted, and we will relay the news gladly. Recently had a com m unica­ tion from BONNIE G1ELOW, Dr. Vaughn explained that senior at the univeraily. Can't grades are awarded on a nu­ help having a special interest merical rather than letter basis at the Academy, and to attain the honor roll distinc­ tion, a student must maintain an overall average of or above. at Cyprrsa Gardena, and ex­ plained this is quita a chal­ lenge since she b almost a n ovice. Being a talented pianist, Faye realties the advantages o f education, and Is a good student When Interrogated on m arrlagr, e tc ., ahe snapped, “ 1 don't even have time to date, to say the b a st of a 'steady' or 'm arriage'.” There is on e factor for cer­ tain. Faye K a n e s can al w ays look back with the hap­ py memory that she stopped traffic on the main street of Sanford. As for you, Earl Moore , , , just bow do you know two blondes w e n dressln' and undressin' on West First StreetT Look homeward, Angel! Your Anne, who la an attractive strawberry blonde, Is quite an eyeful herself. • In Bonnie, aince a state o( shock followed some time ago upon learning that the ravish­ ing brunette beauty aspired to isolate herself In a class room with thirty som e odd ele­ mentary, energetic e a g e r beavers who were desirous of som e book (earnin’ from this attractive "sch ool m arm ." • • r j IS ALWAYS • a pleasure . • DIXIE LANE. Gulf Beach Jam boree star, has a new record release In the Country Music Field. The record was released on the eve of the 39tb birthday o f the “ Grand Ole Opra” and Country Music Nashville, Tenn. Dixie is the former Miss Lorraine Masey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reggie M aify, 312 Chapman Avenue, San­ ford. She is presently living at Fort Walton Beach, where she appears professionally as a country music singer on lha G ulf Beach Jamboree and on all Jam boree shows through out that area along with ra d lo and TV appearances. S o rry ,‘ boys, Dixie Lane Is happily m arried to Alvia W. Glllyard, son of Mrs. Maud G lllyani, also of Sanlord. At v ia Is the leader of the "Kuun try Kut-Ups" western swing band who backs Dixie on her recordings and pcrsanol ap­ pearances. The GUIyardx have a son, Glenn. Any record enthusiast* may contact Dixie's parents for further Information regarding the recordings. BONNIE GIELOW We visualized bright lights, superb supper ciuns, art atu dioa, fashion fields, movies, dashing and debonair Don Juans and all sorts of illus­ ions of grandeur ami glamour for Bonnie and would have wagered heavily that Ihis ele­ mentary education hit would run Ua course, and she would change her major. Well we w ere wrong, but made a mis lake once before also, and would still bet if Uonnic pur­ sued a public eyo career, would be a smashing hit. Oh, well, can't win 'em all. Bonnie is now teaching as part o f the educational train­ ing program , and will serve her internship in the Orange County Schools after the first o f the year. Her letter re­ vealed inward gratitude and self esteem In accumplsihinx • mission, which at limes did not teem feasible. The chal­ lenge in executing her ambi­ tion has been stimulating and rewarding even with a few disappointments, which have been distasteful, but Ilunnie has shown truo colurs. To quote a portion of her letler, "E ach day I realise how much I enjoy m y work. Usually It Is only when you can stand back and look at •verythlng In perspective that you can seo your accomplish­ ments, but as lor me I can •re them in the midst of con fusion. To see that sparkle or certain glow that comes only when the child understands what you have been trying to drill in his wee head, is worth all the frustration and hours spent in preparation." So from all visible angles, it appears Bonnie is destined to become a dedicated educa­ tor. Just happen to know of some students and graduates la their 'T ip roaring twen­ ties'" w h o would eagerly ■wait their turn in line tu en­ roll in Miss Gielow's class. Sorry, men, afraid the Hoard of Education would frown on this practice. At the time of this edition. Bonnie will be spending the holidays at home with tier parents. She brought her "lit­ tle sorority sister,'' Robbie Blake, borne with her. Thts will be a delight to the col­ lege crowd since Robbie is well known in Sanford, having attended Seminole High when her father, Cdr. and Mrs. G. S. Blake, were stationed here. Robbie has pledged Bonnie's sorority, Alpha Delta PL Anyhow, Bonnie said to ten everyone hello so ''Hello Everybody from B on nie.'' Suggest any future educa­ tors contact our well inform­ ed Miss (Below for some pos­ sible pointers on the rewards and benefits of choosing teaching u a career. Our young people who pursue this profession are well deserving and are to be commended for all their untiring efforts in sharing their knowledge for continued higher public edu­ cation. GORDON s e e FAYE KARNES So congratulations, Lynn, for a Job well done, and we predict you will continue your college education jpt the same high level. * • • EARL MOORE, newest and youngest addition o f the Her­ ald Advertising Department, charged Into the office re­ cently, focused his eyes in the direction of the society de­ partment and in a clearly audible voice came up with, "You almost Just caused a major traffic catastrophe.” ELSEWHERE IN TH E HERALD today, the Donald Grahams are congratulated on the opening of Seminole Lodge. The society section welcome* live Graham fam ­ ily, and feels confident after all the bustle amt bustle of their grand opening they will find time to relax and enjoy tlio many a cth illcs In and around town and will bo as­ sets to our community. Maria and Donald Graham have four children, wbo love it here already. Alto Donald's mother, Mrs. Florence Gra­ ham, it another welcome newcomer. She will serve as receptionist, secretary and bookkeeper for tile new home. So to the Donald Grahams —lots of success and a hearty welcome. KELLETTS fiim tJ u iA i L I^ S E T T DRUG PINECRE8T SHOPPING CENTER IIWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD MR. AND MRS. DONALD GRAHAM, going over details for Seminole Lodge, look forward to belnir n part of our city. Sun ford extends a con­ genial welcome. (See Candid Chnttcr), was a howling success. The girls were all decked out in their lovely homecoming out­ fits, and many were fortu­ nate enough to sport corsag­ es. All this crazy dance U murder; kept waiting for the c»ml>o to finish tuning up their instruments and start with the music. Thought at one Ume the dancers were praying for rain to the com ­ bo beat o r then perhaps war was going la be declared, but was informed later this was music and modern dancing. Fashionettes First Methodist Church Class T o Meet Monday The Daughter* o f Wesley Sunday School Class o f tlio Coupon*, our prices are tho Member* ami visitors wit­ Mrs. Rrgina J. King, Fort Lea, nessed a Very memorable me­ K. J.; Mrs, Dorthy E. Heath, morial servlc* for deo-aaed Indian Orchard, Maas.; Mr*. tnendier* al Bemlnole Chapter .Molly I, Balter, Orlando; Mr*. No. 2 Order o f Eastern Star. Sarah Epstenn, Maryland; Before the roil rail wus Mr*. Margaret A . Utinluck, read. Byron Leach sung "In ilalto, Md. the Garden.” Mrs. Augusta Hostesses for tho refresh­ Rlthrey then read the roll for ment period which followed the deceased. Mis* Annn Muir, the meeting were Mrs. Irving .Mr*. W. D. Causey, Mrs. W. Pryor, chairman, Mr*. Sarah A. Reynold*. Mrs. Byron Kpalenn, Mr*. Doris Stein, and Leach and Mr*. J. E. BUck- Mrs. F ro* Kirshner, nmn presented a blue, yellow, The dining room was cen­ white, and red flower* ami tered with a table holding u fern to the Associate Matron, Thanksgiving arrangement Mrs. J. J. Nicholson Jr., which featuring u large cornucopia In turn attached them to a filled with fruits. A round green wreath. Byron sang pumpkin candle wa* surround­ "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere” ed hy two small cornucopia) accompanied by Mr*. Jos, and a Inrgo yellow honeycomb I.rinhart at thr piano. hay stark on • pal* yellaw The coin collection fo r the tulle cloth. evening wa* earmarked for Other table* held pine eone the KSTARL limn fund to ho turkey* and pine needle* hay used fur *. holumhip* for stack*. Refreshment* o f dip* young men and women who and crackers, cookie* anil want to train for religious spiced punch were served by work. the committee. Mrs, Lucille B. Stone be­ came affiliated with the Incut chapter at the meeting and was escorted to the west where she was welcomed byDYED FREE U.'ht Mrs. L. E. Kales, W-iithy Sanford Shoe I'rittrr Matron. 21)7 \V. 1st SI. Out o f town visitors were Fabric First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday, December 2, ut McKinley llnll fur the annual Christmas party end business meeting. NEW All member* are reminded o f the exchange o f gifts. .Mrs. M, H. Smith will serve ns chuirmun o f the hostesses. SH O P mao TODAY and EVERYDAY! Look At This Partial Listing! LAY AW AY N O W FOR C H R IS T M A S I f . 00 WILL HOLD ANY ITEM! SPE C IA L! 6 FT. ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREE 6 O NLY $ " WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Electric Knife s H O U RS NOW THRU EASTER WEEK SP E C IA L ! Fountain MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 0 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. 5 POUND Special! W IE B O L D T ’S C A M E R A SHOP Use low heat when frying baron and pour off th«s grease as it melts to prevent curl. Price* Anywharf . . . Wa d ta l confuse you with wctktwd Spadah, At Eastern Star Meeting MISS KATHERINE DUDA, ROTC Sweetheart ut the University o f Florida, shown at cere­ monial function assisting in the presentations of distinguished military citutlona. (See Can­ did Chatter). PHONE 322-7913 W t Bout the lowwt EVERYDAY Memorial Rites Conducted Anyhow they had a blast. Feel sure many will have to consult chiropractors or get out the liniment or something to soothe the netting bodies. If parents demanded llut much physical dexterity from their offsprings, they would b* candidates fur capital pun­ • • • ishment for being so heartlrvs KATHERINE D U D A , and cruel. Uuch, my aching daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bark! Oh yes, we participated John Duds, o f Oviedo, and a —we know—where were y ou ! lOfii graduate o f Oviedo High School, ssslsted recently In the presentation of distin­ guished Military Student c i­ tations to 24 outstanding Put a coating of roofing ce­ Army Cadets of the Univers­ ment around the seam inside ity of Florida. Mist Duds, 20, Is sn Army the bottom of the garbage can ftOTC Sweetheart at the Uni­ to make it last longer. • • • versity where she is ■ Junior in the college of Business Run hard randy through a Administration and h a m em ­ food chopper and sprinkle the ber of Kappa Alpha Theta bita on ice cream o r frosted cakes. Sorority. * • « As It OTC Sweetheart, ah* la one o f 23 coeds who drill in Really in for ( hristmas are uniform each week and aerve the “ alm ost rea l" look o f gutd us hosU-sies at social and f i l l e d Jewelry. Bracelets, ceremonial function! of the some engraved ami others ROTC brigade. set with stones, range in sizes Any of you gals who were from the narrow bangle to ever ROTC sweethearts will wide cu ff flies and are amart appreciate t h e excitement in combinations of different Katherine is having. It is lints hes, polished ropes, great sport marching with the chains ami heads. • • • military in the snappy uni­ form s. snd being a sponsor at T o make an em ergency ice West Point is the greatest. bag, fold a wet towel and • • • freeze in an ice cube tray. Put TH E HOMECOMING GAME the froren towel In a plastic and alumni dance Wednesday bag and tie the end shut. The society department, with feathers all ruffled at the accusation, thought, "You adorable dahiin' doll — 'tie about time you were Initiated Into the clu b ," and answered hack with, "B ack to your padded cell, pal, m y frame has been parked behind this desk, and I haven't been near my car. People are constant ly confusin' me with some on* " Friend Earl eaapt back with, ' Sugah', my eyes don't deceive me. Just saw two good lookin' blondes d reelin' and umlressln' In front of the office, and aeveral cars al­ most piled up." "Oh th a t!" The confusion was confus­ ing. Had an appointment with a young lady to photograph her, so upon her arrival, ask­ ed if she had on her bathing suil, and she replied that she did under the mumu the was wearing. So we sacbeted outside to snap a picture in sunlight and assisted her In removing her mumu, on the sidewalk. A few car brakes did screech, but with good reason. This was not a tiger from a tank, but a stunning blonde In a leopard suit, which aha filled out well. The curvaceous young lady was Misa Faye Karnes, daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Allen o . Karnes, of Mirror Drive. Faye recently walked off with first place trophy in the Florida Natiooal Trials for water skiing at Del Ray Reach. This is quite an ac­ complishment since Faye has been a participant in the >port for only about six months. Faye is a Junior at Semin­ ole High School, and devotes all her time to practice. She is a member of the Orlando | and Winter Park Water Ski Association, and her instruc-: tor is Vick Gallic Sr., men's national champion, who has been an inspiration. Fay* as­ pires to become a m em ber of the bevy of bathing beauties DIXIE LANE, native Sanfurilite and Gulf Beach Jnmltoree Star, hits new record releoM. (Sea Candid Chatter). 210 S. PARK AYE. SANFORD. FLA. F R U IT CAKE $ |9 9 YOUH CHOICE SIRLOIN STRIP STEAK OR Va Fried Chicken With All “The Trlmmlagn” IN DECORATIVE METAL BOX Santa WHILE THEY LAST 77 arrives! this Saturday WESTINGH0USE "for happy good nights" SLEEPWEAR BT PORTABLE MIXER ELECTRIC SKILLET Hanes 1 vpitd ewitrd 4 smh hittcs boitt litctor.Chroma plated hezterv. UghtewyM! *7.W 0 * 4 t o Is*. I n A t * FOR INFANTS k CHILDREN You'll find It at $£tAAaU'A Downtown Sanford's Com pute Department Store IIWY. 17-92 st SK 436 Casselberry IT tqun pm takes S* high *aaL Imqwshaa ostid wfttfaiwranfi 100%I SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZOR SP E C IA L! * 13“ mm— m m m m m m m m m — c i i F �t Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified A d Call 322-5612. Ax Classified Nov. 2 7 ,1M4 V A -FH A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY • to l»|t|U6HJ6|LM L arry’ s M art 21! A r t Ph. P A >4122. WILSON M A IE R F U R N . Boy — Sell — Trade SU -U E. 1st, 322 5423 Saaford'a Moat Compiait TED WILLIAMS HDW. SOS B. 23th. 322-a 2 1 . H o m o R e p a in t ROOFING REPAIR, Larxa ar Small. Call before 0 A.M. ar after 3 P.M. EUDELL, Pb. ERRORS IS Nwaw Day Befara FaMIcatiaB Fat Ikaaftieas aa4 Kills Cfct. Nssb Fee M g j g ) FOR LEASE SERVICE STATION. SPACE HEATER, 63,000 B. 71. Main Help Wanted T.U. Clean, ready to lnatall. DAIRY QLKKN Driver, pre­ HOT Paloma Ave. fer older man. 2323 Park FOR Palntlug A Repair Call Drive, Sanford. AUTO. Washer. 322-3803. 322 3420 after 5. MEN'S, W omen's, Children's 72. Female Help Wanted 2 4 . W e ll D r illin g aboci at discount prices. BABY Sitters wanted, Call Surplus City, 201 W. let. 322 8234. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Patio*, Floor, Free E stim a te All Type* and Slaw sand, cement, reck, pipe, fM IR Stylist wanted, full or W* Repair and Berries steal, grease trap*, Ary part lime CaU 3Z2-3T42 or ■ TINB wells. Steppiag stoses. evenings 322-2431. Machine en d Supply Go. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 201 W tod St FA 2 6433 300 Elm Ave. 32317*1 77. Situation Wanted PAPERIIANOING-PAINTINO 20 yeara Eap.—322-T331 VIUJ uRILLIv, LOST: Rad Beat Hound ia Plnaeraat Sbopplni Cantor. CaU 3223727 dap ar alght 322-0433.______________________ LOST: P m on a D r eogravod, heavy lUrrr Charm Brace­ let. Sentimental value. R e­ w a rd . 2X1.2115. Sanford 4. lir a u ty C are HARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, aoft a a ter, evening app'ta. 103 So. Oak. 123-5742. ACE UEAUTY Salon, open daily ft eve. app'U. Perms. 20% off Reg Price*. M ajlair Hotel. 322-0000. CUT’ N CURL Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0034 Evening Appointment* 8 . D orm • Catn • Pets D O O ^ H M J K i T e 'u tor Aclop tlon, boarded. Animal Res­ cue Iscagtw, 1700 W. Minne­ sota, D eU nd. Pti. 734-1848. ltf. P o u ltr y • L iv e s t o c k JERSEY rleiler Calvea, goo.1 elude $10, up Fair glide Jeraey Dairy, Geneva. DUROC PIGS for Sale, C. P. Rabun 323-4048._____________ 1 2 . 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T w o copies o f **.-b claim or 4*mand ■hall b* In w riting. and aball atata tba plac* at rtaldaaaa an-l paat offlca adJraaa o f tba at* Iin* nt. and aball ba awarn to l>y lha claimant, bla agent, or atloruoy and aocompanlod by a fllln * faa of on* dollar and *u--h claim or damand not *o fllad .b a ll b* void. M A ICfll A K. FORD A* adm tnlatrnlrls * f tba Katat* of A LPHKD II. FORD, ti«v-*aa*d BPEKH A fP E E R A ttorn *,* a l Law III M agnolia Atranu* Sanford. Florid* apbllsh Nut. 11 I D M I, II. II. 1114. mn\ 29. Photo & Equipment SANFORD HEWING CTR. HOWELL'S AGENCY, Baby New and Used Machines. Rs* lilting specialist, Trans porta WIEBOLDT S CAMERA SHOP conditioned Singers, *12.96 tloa furnished. CaU 322-8336. Camera* > Ftlma • Flniihlas 104 S. Park Ave. 322 8411 310 S. Park Ave.. Sanford WILL Keep child In m y home B O A T S , Guna, Buy, Sell, 311. Home Appliance* for working mother. 323-0871. Trade, Repair. O S T E E N BRIDGE FISH CAMP. DAYS work, 322 8338. S rtN F O H I) E L E C T R IC G.E. Appllancea—Now A Uaed TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na BARY Sitting, call 333-3933. 118 Magnolia 323-1382 vels. We ship Albert II. Pell Osteen. 322 3473 Of 332 4101. R-l. Real Kntate • Hal* ALL Type* of new major Ap­ pliances at Drastic Discount. IRONER, Typewriter tables, BUSINESS A HOME Call 322-MU J A R Trading Idiggage Rack, Encyclopc COMBINATION Post, Inc., 2300 S. Orange Good llwy. 17-83 frontage. dla. 323(081 Blossom Trail, Orlando. Dusinesi bldg., new, brick GET Professional carpet clean­ construction, suitable for SALE: SATURDAY, Autonia ing results—rent Blue D m variety uf uses, as filling tic W asberi $20 up. Alto tre Electric Carpet ShamstaUoo, barber and/or beau­ Stoves, Refrlgcratori A Dry pooer t l pei day. Carroll’s ty shop, small store, ate. era. RusasU'a Appliance, 1203 Furniture. Home separate, frame con­ E. Celery Ave. Ph. 322 9380 struction, m w roof, newly FOR Fresh, Cage Laid Eggs, 31. MumImiI Instrument* stop In at 2739 Country Club painted k attactively decor­ ated Inside, room s large. Road. A lio Plants for salo. Piano Tuning ana Bepelr Total price for this valuable 332 4030. « L Harmee - FA M I S property $31,806 with excel­ lent financing. ASK about out Trial Purchase .'i l. A r t i c l e * F o r K e n t Plan on Hand Instruments. RENT A BED Uukur’ a Muiic Simp. 322-7303 Rollaway. Hospital, Baby Beds, by Day, Week, or Plano Servicing a Tuning INVESTMENT A REALTY Month. Gene Cumbaa — 322-3841 118 N. Park Ave. 32 2«m CARROLL'S FURNITURE 111. U p h u lx t c r y 114 W. 1ft 323 3181 BE OVER 23 YEARS IV THR n W C C IT r n t'R T OF of Fine Workmanship in Up­ t t ik v iv t k jt i t i i n t L c in . holstering, Draperies, Slip­ i v th w r m r v iT r u t n T . I T IT OF A v n FOR *RMIVOLR covers. Tima Payment* at v i v r n s t h i * 11 1. 1 1h i *i i r u r r o m v , f l o r i d *. Uttt* as *3 mo. Drapery r L u M i n t i v t v u r u w « s :w i. C r i S I K N I VO. ISM* v iii . n f i u v r i . FIHHT NATIONAL CITT HANK. Hardware Installations. I " A V E R T VO. I MAI. Truata* W orlhlnetnn Corpora­ KULP DECORATING SHOP v i m i m u r r o M K t i.oa i'N W tion Non Contributory I'anaion n v i. at Clan under aeraomont dated Ph. 323-2333 SOUTHWARD Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice iv t i i m r i R t h i : n in t h iiiT h u nt u r J i m m i . r iR . CHIT. IV A M I r u n IKNISIH.K COU N TY, n .U M lU A IV CIIAVtttH Y VO. IM*4 im u M cw ODELL TIIOMAS, Plaintiff, T*. W tO N A TltONAM, Defendant, WOTK'M TO APPEAR stats: u r Fl o r id a t o i WTONA THOMAS Adilr*** and Resident* tin. knuwn TUU A UK H K IlK lir NOTIFIKD that a Hill o f Complaint tar divorce h * i b**u Iliad ■•■ln*t you. and you ar* raqulrad tu serve * copy of y»ur answer ur pleading tu tb> Hill uf Complaint on lb* Plalnlltr* Altariiay Paul C. Par b ln * SIT Waal Couth Htraat, Orlando Florida, an.l fll* tha original a n ia a r or plaailllif la lha o fflaa u f th* Clark uf tba Circuit Court on nr bafur* Monday, December II, l i f t , If you fall la do *a Judguant by default • III ba taken against yuu for tb* rallat ilaman-lad In Iba Hill of Complaint. WITNESS nir band and aaal at Panford, Pamlnot* County, Plurlda, tht* ilt h day *1 Nov­ ember, t i l l . <8KAL) Arthur IL Uaakwttb, Jr. Clark u f tba Circuit Court Uy: Martha T. Vlhlau. D. C Paul C. Parkin* 447 W rrt South llra o t Orlando, Florid* Attornoy for Plaintiff Pub lull .Not. ID, Jt * 11. IMS CDO-44 Doe. I. HOMES FOR SALE CLASSIFIED INDEX 170. Ph. 122-7248. BILL'S BARGAIN BARN o f 10,080 Item* 1300 Grape villa Ave. J. 8. OI.KASOX, J it, na Ad m lnlalralor u f Vataiana' A f­ fair*. an O fficer of th* Ifnttad Htalra o f America, Plaintiff. TO. lUKHKI.I, A. riN CII. Sit. and NOIIMA It. FINCH, hlr «rlf*. Oefvndtnte. NOTICK IK 1IEHKIIT GIVEN puraunnl to n Plnnl llacraa o f ruracloaur* dated th* : l l h ■lay or November. A. 1>. t i l l and anlarad In Chaneary Cat* No M i l l uf lha Circuit Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit tn and for Katnln-d* County, Plurld*. whartln J. IL lilaaaon. Jr., aa A-lmlnlatrator o f Vat arana' A ffa ir* an O fflcar of th* L'nltad Staton o f America, It Plalnttrr, and HuaMll A Kindi, Nr. an-l Norma IL b'lnch. hit w ife, ar* th* De­ fendant*, I w ill tall In th* h lahetl an-l btot hlddar fur coth at th* Front P oor of lha Stmlnula 3uualy C-iurthouto In tho City of Fanfold, County o f Semlnol*, Slat* o f Florida, at it me A. M. ,>n tho 11th day of December. A. l>. ta il, th* fulluwtns doacrlbtd pm party *• oat forth Id paid Final Daart*. tu -w lt; U>T It. SOUTH PINK CIIKST. K illsT AUDITION, ■ w ordin g to plat tbarauf raeortlad la P u t Hook It, !* ■ * IS and <L Public Hacord* o f Somlnola County, Florida. DATED thlt 31th day ot Not i n lit f , A. D. IM L (SKAL) Arthur H. D*«'kwtlh. Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court Maok N. Cltvtland. Jr. aad Harold F. Johaaoa, Attoraay* for F laln tlff, F. O. D ra »# r X. Sanford, Florida. Publlab b a r. I f , 1144 000*84 Jun* 1, m i , PUIntttr, -r* . JAHKA T. KOOK and OKOIHIIA ANN KIHIK. hi* wlfa, l<*f*ud«nt*. v ir n r a o f s l it TO■ Jama* T. E -In end Oaorala Ann Kde* 11*1- Unitary, Sib llallallon llrd Artillery A Cl) II. Now Tork, New York T o il AltK haroby not! fled that a com plaint to furaelni* a m ortaae* aneumbarlny th* (ollnntn* real prnpartyi Lot SS. OAKLAND HILLS, areordlne to th* plat tbsraof a* r*i‘ ord».| la fla t Hook II, pa*a* <1 and II, l'ubllo liacor-la uf Sami* nul# County, Florida haa b**s fllad aaitnat you In Ik* nbota-atylad m il, and you ar* r*t|ulr*d to larra a copy o f your Aniwar to (lit Com­ plain! on tho t'la ln tltr* attornays. Tan don llora 4 Hay, r . U. Hot II0T. Or Undo. F lo r­ ida, and to fit* lha orietnal o f aucb Anawor with tho Clark of tb* afortaald Circuit Court on or bofor* th* ITnd day o f Dacombor. ISIS. If you fall to do «o, a dacraa pro confaaao wilt b* taken aaalntt you for th* ratlaf damandad la lha Com­ plaint. Thla Notlc* ahalt ha pobtlah*4 one* a weak for (our -anaacutlr* waaka la tha don ford llarnld. Datad thin tltk day o f Not ainitor. t i l l . (■KALI Arthur H. Backw lik. Jr. C lirk at tb* C lrcali Caurt By: Martha T. Vihloa Deputy Clark Fubllah Not. 41, ST 4 Da*. 4, II. t i l l . c o o -ta . DO-IT-YOURSELF SAVE $1,806 Make a few iw paln to tkia Inrpa 2 hafeaam CB aad 2« a w O kev# lb* tont bay ia Iowa. U rg a lot abedad with kogb old oaks. NO DOWN P A Y M E N T NEEDED. BART PILCHER. Poraaaal Service Call 322-TM S t— Last 4 To and I— PnrsanaU 4— Oanutr ca r* I — Day Nururln* a—Child ca r* I — Do#*— Cat*— Fata 14—Poultry — Llvaetock It— Spatial Notleaa It— Calarlng — Food 14— Plata* te Cat 14— Kpaclel larTlcaa t*—aw lm m la# Pool# IT—Jaaltorlal Koraloo# 15— D a -tt-T ou ria lf I t— Itulldarn Bappll** 10— lU rdw ar* St— Horn* Hapalra 11— Plumblne 18— Palatine 14— Walt Drilling 11— Air C*nd. 4 Itaatlag II— lU d lo • TaltTlaloa II— Photo 4 Kqulpmtnl It— Homo Appliance* 11—Uualcal InilriHnaata 11— Uuilnaaa Knulpmoat I t— Job Prlntlne i t — Uyholotorr 11— Vacuum Ctaanara 17—M orlne 4 Starae* I t — K* terminator* 11— Plant* — F**-l* — Ittd * id — Mlic. For Salo 41— Artlclan Fur Ittnt I I — Heap or K achani# I I — W ant*# Ta Huy I I — Farnltura For Kata I I — Antique* For 4*1* I I —Honey Te Loaji 4*— Uualnaaa Opportualttaa St— Money Wanted II— ravin e* 4 Laaa Id— lasarane* I t — Scheola 4 iM trv ttlo a a 7t— Kmploymaat Serrlcaa 71—Hal* Help Waatad 7 J— Ftmala Hatp Waatad 71— Hal* ar Famat* H alf 74—8*1## Help Wanted 77—Situation Waatad I t — laeoma Property II— Bualntaa Prop.— la te I I — fttal Katata Waatad I t — Haal Katata flat* 17—ilualnaaa Itantale »0—Lota For Hat* t l — Farm*—Oroyaa t l —Out o f 8tat* Aeraae* t i — llouiaa For kata I I —llouaaa— Kata or Boat 17— Ilona* For Rant 1»0—Raaort Hoatnla 111—Tm llorn—Cabana* 111— Mobil* Horn**—Hal# H I —Mobil* llomaa— R eal m —Trailer Spaew—Itaat I II— Trailer Lota—8*t* 104—Apartment* Far Rant to t— Room* For Raat 1IP— llolwl Room * I II— Itantal A etnta t i l — Waatad Ta Rani 111— Autoa For kata 111—Auioa—Mali o r Trade I II— Truck* Per Sale l i t — Autom otlr* Harriot 111— Tcootara 4 C ytlta 171—Hoatt 4 Motor* H i— Marin* Suppllo* 425-5938 322-5612 F la w Frans Btmlaola Sanford Csobaae* fD ial Direct) 8 1 . H eal KHtmte -^Salw__ Oaaaty 95. Houhcm For Hale Far tha Bee* Boy Tb A New or Resale Heme, See Steaetron Realty INER Leaving town. 3 Ulrm. house, air conditionid Fla. Hoorn, Iga. kitchen, t m i i f Sanford's better catlooa, only *14.000. Exellent terms 232-4036. Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice VOTICK HP SIL K N olle* la haraby f i n e that purtuanl to flnnt deer** rand■red nn lha 11th day uf N oramber, Itd l. In that certain rauaa pending In lb* Circuit Court In and fo r frm ln ol* Countr. Florida, In Chan.-ary. whartln F I 111 T FKDKRAL TA VINOII ANl) t.O »N ASSO. Cf ATKIN OF 8 K M I N O L K COIINTT, 4 corporation. la Plaintiff, and PLOHK.NCB A. W lN FIH l.tl. * widow, at al. ar* defendant*, Chan.-*ry D o c­ ket No. K i l l . I, A llT IIC Il II. RKCKWITII. JR.. Clark or tb* aforatald Circuit Court, wilt within th* lax*t hour* o f a*l* on TIIUR8DAT. Hacrmbar t». 1141. offer for oala olid aril to th* hlghaal and beat bidder for caah at th* front door o f th* Courthoue* of Memlnol* C oun­ ty, Florida, tn konford. Florida, tho follow in g deacrlbrd pro­ perly, elluated and being In Hemlnol* Coonty. Florida, to. w it: Lot X. LITTLE PKARL f a K B IIF.UJIITH RKPtokT. Hemlnol* County, Florida, accord in g to PUt thereof rocordod In Plat Hook It. Pag* t l . o f th* pubtlo re • cord* o f fem ln ol* County. Florid*, and begin at th* moat koulbetly corner o f Lot I uf ea Id T.ITTLK PK ARL LA KK 1IKUIHTH UK I’ LAT, run North I** U ln - Kart 111 foot, thane* Buulhweaterly H l.td feat to a point nn th* Kaattrly aid* of [.aha View O rel* 11 feet from polat o f boginning, thence Xoutheael. erly along th* Kaetarly aid* o f raid U ) t View C lrcl* t l feat tu point of beginning. Said aula will ha mad* pur* •uant tu and In order to eatlefy lha term* uf m id final daore*. (SKAL) Arthur H Beckwith, J r , Clerk o f Circuit Court. In and for Semlnol* County, Florida. Ur: Joan M. W llk* Deputy Clark Phillip IL Lagan Sktahalaar aad Logan P. O. Bon U l l Sanford, riorldn Attoraay for P lain tiff PvbUah Mar. I t. 1114 IV TH R CIRCUIT C O tR T * F TH R VIVTII Jl'D tC t AL CTRCt IT. IV O b FOH SRWIVOLR tOtIVTV. FLORIDA. C .A V C R R V VO. IIIM FKt’ KIIAI. NATIONAL MORTOAOB ASSOCIATION, n surpor ■Hon, Plaintiff. **. JAMPH K. MAtJDNKT and UAIIT U. MALONBT, hi* wife, Dvfrndanla. v o r t C R o f a t'nr t.v WOHTUIHK FOHF.rt.oat HR TOi JAM in' K M W-OM'.Y and MAHT D. MALONKT o/u Martin Company W hile Nan.le, New Mealcu Tun. Defendant*, are here­ by notified that a complaint tu furacloa* a certain m-.rtgag* ■m lha (utluwlng d'acrlbed pro­ perty, eltuale, lying and being In Hemlnol* County, Florida, to-w ttl U.t 1. Ul.n-b F, RAVKNNA PARK 8KCTION OP LOCH AltHOIt, ac,-»rdlng to th* plat thereof, aa recorded In PU t lluok 11, Paga* II and *1. of th* Pubtlo llacurda o f Momtnolo Coun­ ty, Florida; Including: I Q K. Refrigerator. Mo. del So. LAS-IS, Serial No. 1IS-«I«*!1; 1 O. K. Oeen, Model No. J . 71*. Serial No. V H C tltll; t ti. K. Hang* Plata. Mo­ del No. i : « , Herlal No. XS* )• !> !’. Venetlaa Itllnda throughout manufacturod by HemlnoU VanotUn Blind Com pany; baa been filed agalnal you tn th* Ahoe* etylad ault and you ar* required tu **rv* a copy o f your A n tw tr or Pleading tu th* Complaint «n P la in tiff* at­ torney, JOHKPII M. ML'HA1K(\ p. tt Bus 111, Fern Park, F lor­ ida. and til* tha original An■war or Pleading In th* office ot lb* Clark o f lb* Circuit Court on or bafur* th* lln d day o f Docomber. l i l t . If you fall tu do au, a derrt* pro coa f*a*u w ill ba takta again*! you for lha relief damandad In th* Complaint. WITNKHJ my hand and o f ­ ficial eeal o f o ffice at Sanford, Semlnol* County, thla tltk day o f Nurembar. t t lt . (HKAL) Arthur H. BackwStb, Jr. Clark a f Circuit Court lly: Martha T. V ibl.n Deputy Clark JOSKPH IL MURASKO Attoraay at Law F a Bos l i t Fora Park. Florida Pubii.h Nay. I*, tr * Da*. 4. U. 1114. CDO-7I g, S, ft 4 BEDROOMS 1, m , ft 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! For Complete Jiformatfea See er Cali Yew F H A -V A Stenstrom Realty MM P A R K D B1VS 82S-2420 N ifh t S22-7495 223-41« HOUSE, with aaw n ta , atovw, H. w afer boater, attic (aa, LONOWOOD, 2 Bdrm. Pram#, floor (v i m ft pomp. With ta • modeled, redecorated, F in . garage Apt S B Seaapotfesa, Iga. aqulppad kltlord Art. $16,469. 322-6321 OT cben, double garage, shade trees, $230 dwwa, $43 m o. Owner will hold mortgage. 936-2146 EVKRAL OwtstaadiBg 2 ft $ f e d t o a Homes ovtilable ta t il Area* a f B e s te d . 1st aa Seminole Realty $109 D O W N - VA, FHA monthly. 333-8429 poiatmsat. from $36 Stemper Agency 322 4144 222-3442 lor ap> BEAUTIFUL HOME ia De> Barjr by owner, overlooking Lake. Large attractive cor* tx r lot. 448-4330. SANFORD'S NEWEST ROMES, West 4th SL BanY o « can Cad aayUUog ytm foed. t Bedroom, Ife hath, seed advertised ia tba Her­ FHA ft VA L oeai. LMN EN­ ald Classified. TERPRISES, la c., Builder NOTHING D O W N , Harold Lagan, can 131-3911. payments, 3-bcdroom, M Salesm aa ea Duty 4:09 p. m . b a t h , built-in appliances, ta dark. p itm r ts u e nam e NOTICE 18 hereby g iro # large fenced yard. B 8 Legal Notice READY TO MOVE IN New J ft 4 Bedroom Homes, 1-2 baths. So. Loagwood area —Trades toosidcred, a w e n build on your l o t Semi­ nole County'! Leading Build er HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. Sales office: So. on U. 8 , ITK to Dixie Ben Diner, t i n right one block o s Seminole Are. 834-3911. turn of aald litigation bein g a uult for declaratory doer**, tho abbreviated till* o f w hich la I- T. Hunt and Uubbla Joa Hunt, hi a wlf*. plaintiff*, v. Carl L. Wllklna, defendant, thla notlc* I* to require you to fll* with tho Clerk o f aald Court your wrlttan defaniaa. If any, to th* p la in tiff* rom plalnl fllad In aald cauaa, and to aorea a copy oa pla ln tlfr* attorney* not talar than th* Ilth day of Decamber. A. D. l i l t . Herein fall not or a dacraa pro confeaeo w ill b* anlarad again*! ynu. WITS'KHS n.y hand and tha oral o f aabl Court, at ganford, Florida, thla 14th day a f Nor ember, A. D. 1144 (SKAL) Arthur If. Baokwlth. J r . cle rk o f th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlau Deputy Clark HUTCHISON AND LF.FFLXR Poet Offlca Drawer H Hanford. Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff* PuDlleh Nor. IL 14. I t A Do*. Legal Notice IN T H R C IR C U IT COURT O P T R R NINTH JU D IC IA L C IR ­ C U IT , IN A N D F D R B B R IV a U I COU N TY. F L O R ID A . IN C R A N C H R T N R ISH a CARO L JUAN KNOX Ft*i*tifr. vn. WILLIAM CHARLES KNOX D efendant NOTICR T O DEFEND TOI WILLIAM C H A R L K I KNOX T au w ill h*r«by l*k* nolle* that a complaint far dlvorc* h*a been filed aeulnit you by Ih* plaintiff In th* above a ly l•d rauet. T on *ra haraby rtqulrtd to fll* your app**ranru, *n*w*r, er o lh « r pleading to aald tornplaint, either paraenally or by attorney, In th* offlca o f th# Clark o f Circuit Court In thu Samlnola County Cuurthou** at Sanford, FlorbU. on *r before th* lath day o f December, 1144, atbarwlaa n D*cr*a Pr* C on . feeea will be anlarad agalnal you. Aw abbravlatad atyt* a f Ihla ■c-maa la K nui v. K nei, In Chanrarr No, 14171. Tb* na Iu ra a f **Uaf to u g h i t* divorce. D a ta ! al Sanford, Semlnol* County, Florida, tbl* Ilth day a f N ovaabtr, 1144. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Bach with, Jr., Clark Circuit Court, la m l» * !* County By: Martha T. Tlhltw Deputy Clark O rville Juhneon, lit o f th* law a fflc* of Jaeaph M. Muraahu P. a Hoi 111 Fern Park, Florida Attorney* for Plain lift Publlek Noe. IT Da*. 4* 11. II. t i l l . C DO-44 IN T R H CTRUUrT COURT OP T R R NINTH JUDICIAL C IR ­ CUIT. IN AND FOR BRHINOLH COUNTY. FLORIDAIN CNANCRRV NO. I S R NOTICR OF FORKCLOSI RR SUfT I. 1)11. FIRST NATIONAL CITT BANK. C D O -tl NKW TOHK. a New Turk Bankla g Carpovsllen. IV T R H C m e t 'I T C O U R T OF FUUtllff, T H R NINTH JU D IC IA L C IR C l IT. IN AND F O R SRM IN OLR AL71KBT CENT TLB aad JU ­ COUNTY. F L O R ID A ANITA O E N TIL X fcl* wlf*. IN u r a n c r r v n o . tasg a D*r*ndant* P I T O R C R TO , ALBERT OENTILX And MAIUHIl MUHPI1T. Plaintiff, ta MICHAKL H. MUR PI IT, Defendant NOTICR T O A P F R A R JUANITA OENTILX hi* w lf* lUeUenca Tfahnowa TOU ARE IIEHKDT NOTI­ FIED that * ault to fnraclu** a Marlgaga he* bean fllad again *! you In Ih* abov* Court by tba abara aeraad PU tnllff. Th# preparty tough! to b* faracloMd I* a* fallow*: Lot 1*4. L O N II D A L E . FIRST A D D I T I O N TO LONOWOOD, according to Ih* Plat thereof aa r e ­ corded la Plat Book II, Pag* 14. o f th* Publla R e ­ cord* * ( Seminole County. Florid*. TOU ARB REQUIRED la fll# you r A eiw er with th* Clerk o f tb * Caurt aad la eerve a copy upon Ih* IValntlff* Attorney. IRVINU NATH ANSON, p. a B o* 44, Cocoa, Florida, ael talar than December Ilth. t i l l . If you fall ta do ao, a decree pro con fee** w ill b* entered agatnat yea fur thu rallaf d e ­ manded in ihu Complaint WITNESS my hand and Ih* •oat ot aald Court at S«mlnola County, thla Ilth day of N ovambor, IML (SE A L) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr.. CUrh o f Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlau. D C . Nolhauuw*. I * * , F. ©. S a i IS Caaan. Florida 8TATK OP FLORIDA TO : MtCIIAKL M. MURPHT Addrrao amt lUoidawau U» known TOU ARK IIKRERT NOTlFIED that a Hill of Complaint fur dlroroo ha* baas fllad agalnal you, and you ar* re­ quired to aerra a copy o f your anawar ar pleading ta tb* Rill nt Complaint ua th* Plain, t lfr * Attorn ay Paul C. Par kina, l t f Waat Baulk llro e t, Orlando, Florida, and fit* th* original anawor o r pleading la lha o ffice of ih* Clark u f tka Circuit Court on ur befara Mon day, December 14, 1144. If you fall to do to Judgment by da* fault will b# taken agalaat yau far tha rallaf demanded In lha Hill o f Complaint. WITNKaa my hand awd teal at Sanford, aomtnot* County, Florida, thla tltk day wf Nor amber. 044. (S H A D Arthur IL Beckwith. Jr. Clark o f th* Circuit Court B y: Martha T. Vlhlon. D.C. Ftttl O Parkloa 417 W*#t Santk SttaaA OrlAada. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Publlak Nar. 1 4 11 A Da*. 4. f i ’ lM L * ® * I L 1»44- ” C N - l t --------- * ^ *, THE TIME TESTED FIRM U6 N. Part Ave FA M12I t REALTOR INSUROR 322-2420 Night 322-7495 FA >4161 1119 6 French Ava. 323-6344 322-4824 f) LAKE JESSUP, B W . 44 A cre with Duplex, excellent rent­ al. Space for home o r trail­ er. Corner S. S a u ted Ave. aad Miller Rd. Ph. 838-8152, S t Johns Realty I. Fart Aft. PA M R I aartlae 2645 PARK DRIVE Legal Notice Legal Notice FHA - VA HOMES 3-BEDROOM, kltebcR equip‘We Hare Tha Hone For Yea' Goveromeat Homes, 2, 2 ft ped. 1409 Wynne wood, $94 4 Bedroom i. Maothljr pay N. ORLANDO, 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, Carpets, D r a p e s . Realtor Fence, Awning, Well ft 2nd N. Park Ave. 32X0336 NOTICR O F a m Pump, air c o n d 11 1 o n er, T H R BTATR O P F L O R ID A T t *1,200 ft asaume mortgage, CARL U WATKINS, B a ll-B la ir A g e n c y who** raatdanta and m a il­ CaU (or appointment alter ing addra** I* unknown. Real Estate — Insurance i p . n 323-1478. A ault having bean fllad 3rd. k Park Ave. 323 3641 agatnat you In thu Circuit Court 3 R D tlM , 1305 Elliott, $4,306 In and for Bomlnola County, 9 5 . H o u m m F o r S a le Florida. In Chancory, tho aa322 0323 or 3234. JOHN E. FOX, $100 DOWN SALES BROKER JPe Hava Tha Baa* Fw Yaa 1100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES BLOND 4 Piece Bedroom Bet QUAKER Circulating OU PLUMBING Heater *3.000 BTU. 232.3644 Good Locau-m Good Products. Coatraetlag Repair* Good Treatment FREE ESTIMATES DELTA: Scrole and Jig Sew PHONE LOCALLY 322-4342 R. L HARVEY combination, IS" throat, |33. or apply to the 204 Sanford A rt. F t 12282 New le t Golf Club*. Ph. 138PURE OIL COMPANY 4681. DEADLINES O M ce: 3322111 Nights: 323-6786 $O W I * 3 4 Path Drive ONIUN PLANTS Far the Mggtet eetoeaca ti Crrxlal Wax, Whfta Spaalah, Bearly at* aad need .’urmilU $3 mi ; SOt $1.30; SM lota ture. see Noil's Furaitw * $2.00, FOB, S « i l l « , Florida. Brokerage 1b Caaaelberry A. M. Prevatt, 74*2113, Stm 17-83. Opes 6 days » to 8. Far Safe P a r 8 b Ib SelectMa af I, S, tag 6 M c r o i bealad ia vaitoag aacttoaa i f Santa* Immediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS PROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR ii t o u i s i u a i u m a i S i to S i t • 11<$61 RTS I kit m b sioaoo DOWN |I | U > | IJ > | 1 J 4 I6*a 3 6| «| U 6| m | M » Bb H on tB A * B CONTRACTORS BOMB IMPROVEMENTS, ROOPINO, PAINTING A INSULATING Flaasefee A n aagad 32>flt1 21 * • » ! » ! M # |R i l l 4 ^ •5. G ovB rnm m Owaad Air-War, R a a J r, OB, sfe . V a r n a etesaer repslrufl at r o w h o a a . f r o o feck-up A delivery. Benrtaf B e s te d far IS j n OH Vacuum pair, 1114 Park A r t. Pfc. m&a U p f» « m » P w 10 - BERRY’S WORLD FIMMES MU III #Mbr» *• U * that w * ar* engaged la bu*lneee nt 1111 Park Drive, l e g . ford, Hemlnolv County, Flor­ ida, under th* ftettlloua i* m * af, Karl H oiU y 'a Oarage, and that w * Intend to register eald name w ith tb# Clerk *F th# Circuit C o u rt SoraLuula Coun­ ty, Florida, In acrordanc* with th* provision* o f th* Fletttloua Name Statute*, to -w lt: SacUon 141.41 Florida Btatute* 1I4L R obert Bart M o iley P olly Ann M oiley Publish Nov. 14, i f A Da*. 6 tl. IM L CtHl-ST IN T H R CIRCUIT COURT OF TRH NINTH JUDICIAL C IR . CUIT IN AND FO R IRRINO LR COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CMANCRRT NOW IS4TS To th* Mattar a f tbs Apptl. eatlon o f U n it* ! M ortgage* Servicing Corn, for R o.K *. tabltehmont o f Loot Prum!*■ory Not# and o f M ortgage on Haal Katata N OTICR o r BUTT TWi C lifton Proeton (leluey and Helen l . Oalney I I I Tangerine Drive Banford, Florida and ta all other persona wh* nr* o r may b* Interested. TOU ARB H EREBY NOTI­ FIED that n Petition baa been filed in th* abore-antltlad Court la whteh th* Potllloner, Unllad M ortgage* Servicing C orp , seeks th* ra-oetahllehmant. pursuant ta Chapter II o f th* Florida statutes, o f certain origin al docum ent* o t which It elalma to be th# owner, and which wet# a llegedly loet or destroyed In Ih* office* o f th* Petitioner In N orfolk, Virginia, on o r about A pril II. t i l l , be­ ing a prom issory out* in tha aniaunt ot lll.lu o .p o executed by C lifton Preston Oalney and Helen L. Oalney, hie wile, on April 1, IMP, 1* favor of Guar­ anteed TUI* end M ortgage Com­ pany. aad a m ortgage In tho ■mount o f 111,100.0* granted by Clifton Preston Oalney and Helen t* Oalney, hie wife, on April L 1(11, to Guaranteed T ill* and M ortgage Company aa uteurlty tor tha payment o f tb* aforesaid prom issory note, which m ortgage encumber* th* fo llo w in g described property In Sem lnol* County, Florid*, to* • It: Lot I, Block D, I’ litUlp* R a. venna park Soctlun o f latch Arbor. Semlnol* County, F lor­ ida. as recorded tu Plat Hook IP. peg# It, o f th* Public Reengd* « f (em ln al* County, F lorTugothor with th* follow ing Itema o f property which ur* lo ­ cated la end permanently In­ stalled aa * part o f th* tmp r m m t f l l i on ■■Id proptrty* l O. K R efrigerator Model i m r a «*• « 1 U. E. R u g # Model N*. J 441. Ser. No. TN 417111 I Mur.Sun W all I t ,.U r Mo­ del No. C-TI-S 14 Venetian Blind* manu­ factured by Seminal* Vene­ tian Blind Company TOU W IL L PLEASE AP­ PE A R In tb* above, entitled Court on or bofur* lb* 7th day or December, t i l l , which I* A dot* n ot lose then I I *or mot# than 44 day* from th* ftrat publication o f this Notlc*. to ebuw cane* w hy me tfor***Jd prom issory ant* aad mortgugo Should not be re-eeUbtlshod. TH IS NOTICE shall b* pub­ lished one* ***h week for four fl> suceeaolvo week* la Tb* Sanford Herald. D ATED thl* 4th day of N*Vembar. i m , ISERL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court B y: Martha T. VlhUn X>***ty CU rh v»u den Barg A Oag Attarnev* at Law t l* Flret Federal Bulldtag Orlande, Florida 111*1 Her. ft U SL 17. ISM �Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads 95. HotiMa For Salt §5. Hons** For Salt I BEDROOM , 2 Bath, screen ed patio. Ph. 323-ffKO. 3 BEDROOM House, take over 3 BEDROOM. Family Room , 3 paymenti 202 Bamboo Bath, built la Appliances, Dr. 322-7833 Central Air A Heat, w all to wall carpeting. 333-3303. BOBIRT A. WILLIAM* loafer Raymond Lnndqolat, Asm . FA 2-3131 Atlantic Bank Bldg. PINECIEST 3 Bdrm, Is*, combination din­ ing room, living room. Fla. EVERETT A. HARPER room. For Spacious living. AGENCY - REALTOR Low t i l e s . Fenced yard, SMI t . Park Are. Nearby s c h o o l , Shopping Phones PA 2 22*4 o r PA 2-3213 Centers, 323 0329 by Owner. Talk To These Ole Boys: SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. IU . 2101 Magnolia, Robert A. Williams, 322-3931. FURN. 1 Room A p t . Adults $30 mo. Ph. 322-9400. W E L A E A APARTMENTS 114 W. First St. 3 ROOM Furnished A p t 133 m o.. Includes water A elec­ tric. 322 9507. 168. Rooms For Rent Payton Realty 333-1301 3140 Hiawatha at 17 03 Sato or R a t CUSTOM BUILT Labe, f t Far Real 36 MERCURY, extra clean Make offer, Ph. 838-4333. V$* I tow m m «f that cheese for my pot mouse?* FURN. 1 Bdrm. Houae, Clean, close lo Base $63. 3226301 I COMPLETELY Furn 97. Hottsee For Rent 102. Mobile Homes • Salt Housei, 322-2377. FORD Falrlane 300, 2 Door Sedan, Auto. Trans, Radio, Hester, An Exceptional Car DUPLEX, furnished. 1 bed­ LAKE MARY. Real Clean, 2 room, n e w l y decorated. Bdrm. Furnished house $73. Adults. Another available Call 322-3030. Dec. 1. 322-3610. DODGE Senera I Poor Sedan. Standard Trans, Radio, Hratrr, Ready T o On UNFURNISHED 1 Bedroom 101. Trailer houae, KMehen equipped. Pda NO DOWN PAYMENT SPECIALS 322-3031. SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM. COME IN AND TAKE YOUR PICK. 1— 1961 DODGE 410— V-8 2 DOOR HARDTOP WITH FACTORY AIR. DEMONSTRATOR— SPECIAL PRICE. SE s • BEDROOM, 2 bath, un­ furnished. 1 mi. to base, 3 102. Mobile Home* • Sale blocks to shopping center A school. 1 year leaie reqjiir EXCELLENT condition, 6x3V, air conditioned. Owner. 322ed. $120 mo. 322-6070 alter 9061. 3 p. m. LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with '64 Trailer, 10x57 Ft. Expanfull bath and 2 half baths do. Early American, G. K. $123 m o.; 1 BEDROOM, 2 Appliances. 322 dim bath home with Fam ily room $123 month. lx(2 FT. 2-bedroom with 21x10 ft. Cabana. All for $1903. Payments less than rent. 322-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-92 322-6164. BANK RATES ON ALL CARS GO WEST! Payton Realty SEE: THE DODGE BOYS 1-2 BOB THOM AS 3 Bedrooms and USED Awning* k Cabin** QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-92 S Seminole County Motors In CALL 1801 W. 1st 81. — Sanford M ERLE W. W A R N E R , Realtor >• Or Ml 7-2330 708 South Park Avenue DIAL 322-3829 Sanford, Florida 322-2362 103. .Mobile Homes - Rent BOB McKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN 701 French Ave. 323-0731 118. Trucks For Stile 1951 C H E V R O L E T Panel Truck $193. Ph. 322-4932. 10' WIDE, 2-bearoom trailer. '33 DODGE W-lon NO 8-4908. $250. 322-0172, 1116. Apartments for Rent 3 ROOMS, Furn., Utilllie* $30 mo. 322-27*4. 2 BEDROOM F u n . Apt. CaU 322 9173, after 3 Ph. 322 0641. Pickup, 120. Automotive Service ihpe 4 Seat Cover* AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. ROSE COURT APT. M W. M K. FA UW Rdrm. Furn , near base, ALL WORK G U A R A N TIE D 2013 Sanford Avenue. 6664323 Notice Real-Estate Buyers Would you. like to get the beat buy? a home; In commercial; nr fnduntrial. and NEW t • CH ARLIE CRAIG 1937 DODGE 3 Door $330. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Wo French A vs. 322-4382 8 x 45 Ft. 2 Bdrm. Mobile 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan P h .-322 6877. Home. In good eound condi­ tion. Ready to move in. « CHEVY I. NOVA, excel­ Good financing. See 4 make lent condition. $1600. Ph offer, cash or trade. 322-7498. 323-32*3. CAMPER Trailer all metal, good A solid. Cooking faci­ lities. Sleeps 2, $173. 323 0939 FURN. gar. apt. 322-2000. I Cabanas 30 FORD RANC1IERO for Sale or Trade, rebuilt Motor, new paint A -l condition. Kid­ dy Standard Service, tat 4 French Ave. 2it MngMUa Ph. FA *408 121. Scooters ft Cycles Xmaa S P E C IA L - 1961 V eipa Scooter No. 150 with windshield used one week, *100 le u than lilt price. A b o Baby HI Chair 4k d roller. CaU 323-0306. FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jimmie Cowan. 323-4013. Remember, The Here's A Tractor. Just Add A 3th Wheol And You're Ready To Go . . . . It's A 1939 Chevty MOO .Series. For Short Haul. Or it W ill Make You An Extra .Spare In knur Fleet! .Make Uu A n O ffer. We lt Try To O blige. [ Price Is CLEAN. Furn. Apt. Private Entrance. 1001 Palmetto 1 BEDROOM A P T , only, 322-1187. .Now Hero'a An Old Rig You M ight Could Use. We're Not Braggiu' A bout It At-AIL The Flret $193.00 Gala It. It'e A 1930 Ford F 100 Vi Ton. It lie* No Body But You Can Bulla One. Better Hurry. 1-Room (Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath A ihower, suitable for couple or single period o r retired All utilities In eluded in rent. Ideally lo­ cated on In St., within 1 block o f 2 free parking lota and ihoppm g renter. In quire at Manuel Jacobeo Dept. Store 211 E. Firat St. NATIONAL REMEMBER, STRICKLAND-MORRISON’S PRICE IS RIGHT ON THESE USED TRUCKS. 1961 Chewy l j Tun. Yep, It'e Bendy T o G o A W [ About 20,000 Mile*. Jmt Mrnkr In Good. Now Here'* Os* Ta Carry The Whole Family In. Or Ho You Ntod A Worh-AIIT It'll Haul About 8 Or I People. Il'a A Falcon Bee. A Nice '63 Model. 3 Seale. DUMP TRUCKS — DUMP TRUCKS — DUMP TRUCKS — DUMP TRUCKS* NOT ONE - NOT TWO — BUT THREE - THREE EXACTLY ALIKE 63 CHEVROLET 6000'a with jam up good dump bodlt*. Ready to roU. Big “ 6” engines. 5 speed heavy Iranniniftsinn*. 9:00x20 lirett, West Const mirrors. 12,595 snch. Boys, Ihty're ready In roll. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. AGAIN LET ME REPEAT, WE INTEND TO MOVE THESE TRUCKS WITHIN THE NEXT 10 DAYS. ALL UTILITY MEN, TAKE NOTICE: Hert's s dreamer for the plumber, the electrician, the painter and many other uses. It's a 1959 Ford F-100 with a factory telephone utility body. Izn* mileage, new paint and really ready to roll. COURTEOUS JACK BENTON KEN KENYON SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU • CHARLIE HUDSON • NICK PASTERNACK • RALPH FOWLER (Sales Manager) • GARY HUDGINS (General Mgr.) STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC YOUR 322-1 181 AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER IN adult* FURNISHED. 3 Room Apt., clean, close up town $10. 322 6261. R IG H T . DOWNTOWN SANFORD W. PARK 614-8919 CORNER ONORA RD. 4k HWY. 17-9S a r t* n tr p 1965 PACEMAKER SPECIAL O N L Y $3266.00 O R $55.78 PER M O N T H . COMPLETELY FURNISHED, DELIVERED AND SET UP. ASK TO SEE OUR 1964 MODELS AT DRASTIC DISCOUNTS. Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. PHONE StMMS ■WY. 17-08 BO. Robson Sporting Good* Your EVLNRUDE Dealer 304 M E. lit. Ph. FA 15*61 vw G HI A • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station Wagons Complete Selection 59’* Thru 84’i 9200 - 1300 Down 940 • 960 Month 190% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Daya — 1,090 Milee On All Used VW'e. 1501 WEST 1st STREET N O W T W O L O C A T IO N S Sale* — Parti — Service Factory Authorized Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. do. Hwy. 17-91 Sanford, Fla. ^ r »'/J 322-1835 B NEW '64 RAMBLER CLASSIC S-Door 668 Sedan. Gold and White, Aatomntie, Healer, While Wall Tiree. Sold Under Fall Factory Warranty. LIST 1275* OUR SPECIAL PRICK UNFURN. Upstairs APT. $33 month, 309 Magnolia Ave Inquire downstair* after 6 p. m. or call 332-1130 Look ’em Over. There Might Just Be A Good Used Truck Her# That Yoti Could Put To Work. Come 1963 Ford F 400 (Long Wheel Base). |t‘n A V-8 With 3 Speed Axle. You'll Get A Good Trurk In This One. Qualify Mobile Homes, Inc. *2395 wm Trade $30 mo. Up. Surplus City. TRUCK BARGAINS - TRUCK BARGAINS - TRUCK BARGAINS 1931 Ford F-600 With Flat Body. (Long Wheel Base), 3 Speed Aale, V-8 Eagiae. Runs Very Good. You Can Get The Bargain Hera You Have Been Looking For.__________________ TO Gateway to The Waterway DUPLEX 1203 Elm. nicely furnished $60 mo. Alio 119 Eltn, newly Decorated $30 ino. North 8 5267, LAKE MARY, Heal clean furn­ ished Apt. $30. Call 323 3930. 1961 Cream l'u ff Ford F-608. (Long Wheel User) 2 Speed Axle, Excellent Tiree, V-8 Engine With Flat Body. Ready To Roll, About 38,M 0 Miles, COME 16' C o m e t Craft 80 HP In­ board, reasonable. Ph. 3221869. 62 Pontiac Star Chief Sedan. A Clean Lot it Car With Pow­ er. Going Thia Week To Some Lucky Buyer For NICELY FURN. 4 room Apt., Adults. Ph 322 1928. Drive Them. Make Us An Offer. We Mean To Move These Trucks Within 10 Day*. Tired O f Renting ! ! ! Senkorik Ginas and Point 'S W FALCON Sprint, V8— 4 IT Ft. HIGH HAT. with access Speed. Atium e payment* of ories, *38. 30 h.p. Johnson, $38 monthly. Can he aeen at elec, start, Mitchell Tilt 2423 Princeton A ve., San­ Trailer. ExceUeot condition, ford. $730. CaU 323-8*43. 223-tWT NICE 2 Bdrm., Kitchen equip­ ped, Venetian bttada, Fla Beam, extras H o m o., 2100 Amelia Are. Ph. 322-2372. t'O RVAIR Morns Auto Trana., Ksdin A Heater, New Tires, One Owner Car, Excellent Condition AUTO GLASS INSTALLED CLEAN ROOM tor Man. 401 '62 VESPA 125 Motor Scooter. Magnolu Ave. 322-0720. 3300 miles. Excellent condi­ tion. New Paint. $200. Phone 113. A uIim For Sale 322 3668. M CHEVROLET, $73. 1900 123. Hoots ft Motors Adams. Ph. 322-0313. 322-3031 D A R T 4 D oor Sedan, Standard Trana, Heater, New Tires, 14,000 Miles O f Factory Warranty Left Phone 322-0611 106. Apartment■ for Rent 120. A l t a i l hn Service NEAT TURN. Cottage, suit­ able hr couple. Private yard. M00 Palmetto, Ph. COKVAIK Monza Auto. Tran*., Hadin and Hratrr. Immirutato Condition. Only 10,000 Actual Miles FRANK BRUNSON Nov. 27, 1964 — Page 11 BEDROOM. 1 Bath honw « large lo t Hardwood B oon , nrapea throughout, large Monkey P u u te tree. Carportc A separata Gar­ age with work ahop. Low d o w i payment 97. Ho f PLYMOUTH Sport Fury 2 Door HardW top F illy Equipped, 14,000 Actual Miles, Llho New, Factory Warranty • BEN HOW LAN P fr r s ll laad Estates, Sanford. Low down payment. Ph. 322-9132. m PER MONTH £sm Suy&: Cut £m Jjjdm H in fa r l BEDROOM, 1H Bath, Stm- I 1230 M OVE* IN Ikr Far 8«)9 »5. Hi Ph. 322-5612 B A N K 1[P O S S E S S IO N 60 Poniac Ventura Catalina Little Beauty A l Chr«rulet $897 bal. $39 mo. Ford $.677 bal. 138 mo. Plymouth $597 bal $29 mo lo r d 1899 bal. $41. mo. Chevrolet 1199 bal. 126 mo. Chrtrolrl 4199 bal. f i t rao. VW 1*99 bal. I l l mo. Ford $599 bal. I l l mu. Chevrolet 1699 bal. 112 mu. Chevrolet $399 bal. I l l mu. Rambler 1577 bal. 131 mo. Chevrolet 17*1 baL l it mo. Ford 1199 bal. $17 mo. Chevrolet $1381 bal $47 m « '60 Cnrvair 1199 baL $32 mo. '56 Dliivmoliila $399 bal 817 mo '56 ( hrvrulet $147 bal. $10 mo. '56 ItuirL $992 bal. $31 n o . ‘55 Cadtllat $199 bal. $10 mo. 36 (lid.m obile $399 ba< $31 mo '36 ( hryeler $399 bal. $31 mo, '37 Imperial $392 bal. 130 mo. '36 llrSuta $399 bal. 112 mu. *17 Cadillac $687 bal. $33 mo. AVE. EVENINGS SANFORD Sanford, Florida 322*4303 National Kepo*"r**ion« Inc. I Door Cpa. A 6.1 Chevrolet Impala 60 Rambler Super Sport Coupe. V-8, Auto­ matic Tranimiaalon, Power Sleeting, Radio, Healer, Bucket Seat*, Com ole and All Vinyl Interior Super Wagon. Lota O f Going Left In Thin One. ONLY *2395 60 Comet Sedan. A Very Desirable Small Car With Autom atic A Steal A t 61 Ford 6 Paeeenger Station W agon, V-8 En­ gine, Automatic Tran*miaalon, Power Steerinx, Radio 4 Heater, Air Con­ ditioner, l.uxxagr Bark and Other Option*. Clean Car Throughout — Special Buy 1395 1595 4 Door Sedan, V-8 Englna, Auto­ mata TrantmUalnn, Heater and Good Tirra. Dark Red Fiatah, Clean Culor Key Interior 62 Oldsntobile 88 4 Door Sedan, Rocket " I " Engine, Automatic Tran*mia*lon, P o w e r Steering, Power Brake*, Radio, Heat­ er and Air Conditioning. 57 Pontiac Good Shape. Naff la id . 56 Olds 98 4-Door. All Power Feature* Exceptional For Thia Year. 62 Chevrolet Bel Air *2195 695 And THE ABOVE CARS ARE ON OUR NEW LOT — 1501 WEST l*t STREET OTHER FINE USED CARS AT OUR MAIN LOT 301 WEST FIRST STREET < Ranch Wagon. V-8, Automat!* Tranimiaalon and Heater "39 '39 '39 '39 '39 '55 '39 ’60 '37 '39 ‘57 *57 '56 '63 1A11 Station Wagon. Automatic, Radio. Heater, Whit* Tire*. A Heal Buy A t 59 Ford <^> $ l u l l OPEN 61 Tempest 1995 1095 1 09 5 795 *695 *395 *495 60 Volkswagen Panel Delivery. 1 Speed Traatmls•Ion. Over Size Tires. A Solid Body and Run* Good j 59 Plymouth Suburb* rt Station Wagon, V-6 Automatic T ra n .mi—ion. P o w e r Steering, Power Brakes, Radio and llraler C * f ft * D C * 595 55 Chevrolet l^y B U i CK Ft Ton Pick L'p 60 Volkswagen Panel Truck, Clean AH Good Tiree Around, t ^ A *F f t W ft ft 5 H O LLER M O T O R SALES 2nd & PALMETTO 2507 PARK DR. PHONE 322-6231 322-0RG1 ("-^ R A M B L E R PHONE 322-0231 301 WEST FIRST STREET 1501 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS *TIL • FJI. �4 - <> M C K O H Y p a dt h eK a ttn r U H t to heavy snow M i ley « W l to­ day from the Wa tti w Back- •ad to tfea cartel Pacific Co*it ia lew tfcM a quarter of to n Im to Minnesota. Hauntow driving warnings « t n test oat from eastern Montana to M in im a . Cattlemca wart alio alerted. (I Fadaral iavaatlgatan M i tryiag to datarmtoa the eaoae d the crash at a private plane • t MBlvltte, N. J., that killed M aircraft ezecotive, his wife, AA District Meeting Sunday o Invitation has b ee* extend­ 8KMINOLE HIGH’S MAJORETTES, decked oat !n tribal coatume, re­ turn from a BoecBBifol hunt with a “bulldog" during halftime pageant at Hm SHS-DeLand tilt at Memorial Stadium. (Herald Photo) ed to phytieiana, clergymen, law enforeamrat officers, pab> MOVING? lie and private nureea, mem­ bers o f industry sa d other in­ terested individuals to tbs A l­ coholics Anonym ous district masting Sunday sftornooa a t tha Sanford C M e Center. Coffee win ha served at 1 p. A A speakers will ha heard at 2 p. m. and refresh­ ments wlS be served a t 3:90 p. m. M l IV I NI . A Ni l S I MW A < . f I f» I NI A NEW TORE (U P !) — The Coeat Guard tinned lie M irth doggedly eon- today fo r aia aw * still tutaceoattted fo r fa tha liner-tanker collision I In tha fog-shrouded Atlantic o ff the New Jersey coast which claimed the llvee o f 13 other men. The elx .w ere members e f tha 43-man crew o f the 111- policem an and several of the d e n e e itr a t o n were injured. Ia addition. eiveral firemen the Congo” and ‘ ‘down with Am erican Imperialism." Reports slid the library w as set aflam e la a well-planBed operation, The shouting denMBftraten charged past a few U. a. Marines sad regular Egypt!sa police guard to spread flam m able material ia tha library building. N o Amer­ icana w ere reported injured. More than 27,000 books, som e of them rare, were de­ stroyed. U. S. Ambassador Lu­ cius O. Battle described the ntlned building ae “ one of the M/SGT. HAZEL & Henley, of 101 Exit 10th Street, haa been d e c o r a t e d with th« A rray Commendation Medal for meritorious service at Camp Zama, U. S. Army headquar­ ters in JapanBritish em basilea la Prague, CtiehM lovakla. Windows warn stoned and cars damaged. The Belgian am bassador lodged a protest with the C icc h govern- fated Norwegian tanker Stolt Dagali which waa ripped in tw o oarly Thursday by tha new 920 million Israeli luxury liner Bhalon crowded with merry-making pasaengers em­ barked on a Thanksgiving cruise. A Coast Guard spokes­ man called tha accident • "m ajor maritime disaster." The remaining 24 tanker crewmen wars picked up in an early dawn mammoth res­ cue operation by helicopters and bouts directed by tha U. S. Coast Guard. Mrs. Margs P a a t a l i e o , Haifa, Israel, a crew member, waa rsmoved from the Shalon by helicopter to tha Army hospital at Fort D is, N. J., suffering from bruised rib* and internal bleeding. She whs injured by the slamming o f s watertight door at the time o f im pact None other o f U to official Csech News Agency CTK said tha demon­ strations followed a Congo protest meeting by more than 300 African, Asian and Latin American students in the cap­ ital. Later U. S. Ambassador Ouler bridge Horsey received an official apology for tha in ­ the eia psssmiwro-ar>4, eao cident from C o m m u n i s t w s have abroad." crewmen aboard the Shalom authorities. The Csechs said R e p o r t s retchin g Vienna was reported hurt. •aid A frican students attacked they would pay fo r tha dam ­ The stem half o f the 11,tha Am erican, Belgian and age incurred. 723-ton tanker tank only minutts after the Impact. The how end, which had been a precarious haven fo r Capt. Kristian Bendlksen and nlns to Ocala where they will of his crew until they were N n . H. L. Johnson rescued, was still afloat to­ Well, I know that averyonc march In the annual Christ­ day. had a wonderful Thanksgiv­ mas parade there that night. A tug was standing by the ing d a y . Now Mother can Hie nest day we will see the Ihiw , tu tow it to port if pos­ atari planning for the Christ- sights o f Silver Springs and sible. m u D a y menu. That day Six Gun Territory. So we are Somewhers not far o ff tha Isn't so far away now. Wo looking forw ird to a wonder­ DS-foot Cosst Guard cutter here in the Johnson houschokl ful weekend. • • • The follow ­ “ Cape Strait" prowled In the e r e kind o f anxious for it to ing Saturday they will march area uaing it* huge sputllghta g e l h ere because w e will see in the DcUmd Parade and In nn attempt to find any our em ail granddaughters, from there we will go to signs o f the missing men. Cindy, Carol and Barbie llud- Leesburg (or the Elks Bowl eos. They and daughter, Shir­ gsme. Our own high school ley, and son-in-law, Don, are football team will participate. com ing down from Frederick- Hope all injured players are H K S X K IIT , V II K IK I H V town, M o, • • • L. C. and well and ahle to play. Have r u n .r a l m u Im i fnr V l.-kl. t.vnn K.nn.rty, tS month., Pauline Hobby and daughteri been keeping tabs on our who ill.it W ..ln»w l»y. w .r . •pent last weekend in Moul­ player out this way, Bernic in b . h«M »t J ro. in-Uv •I O r.m kow r u n .r .l l|«m» trie, d a ., where they attend­ Harbour, and tha doctor says wtlh n«v. P.ul lurk*, o f ed a fam ily reunion. Pauline r i n l N .sur.n* t’ hnfrh nlrl. that he Is much Improved. rl.H m t by EUl.r eaya there w ere SB there. Very glad to hear that. * • * I’ .u l Mann Hurt*! waa - h .Don't you know there were a lUll.d St OakUw* XI.nitXI.it Mr. and Mri. Ed Smith of lot o f old m em ories relived P a rk . Orange Htvd. have s i Thanks­ at that lima. 1 bet m ric one giving guests their former could write a book on just neighbors of Hialeah, Fla., OVER 35 YEARS such a subject. • • * Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Carl Fhilta. A t Fleet A Palmstte Carl Anderson has returned They will stay over the w eek­ (Alongside old post office) home from a short trip to end. The Smiths were also M arietta, Gs., where she at- next door neighbors n{ my brother, George Grow, tn Hi­ aleah. • • • Our thought this week: In life It Is Just as im ­ portant to forget some things as It is lo remember others. • Carpets * Furniture So don't forget to remember • Tile * Piano* and always remember to for­ • Rental Bede get. Funeral Notice think there’s a string attached to this. As usual, you're righ t get the $5 if you are a bona fide car buyer. How do we Know if you’re bona fide? Easy. I f you come in and let our salesman show you our cars, and then buy a new car from any dealer between the time you see our salesman and January 1, 1965, bring the car, your sales invoice, and our salesman’s card in and we’U hand you 15. It’s not because we’re generous. It’s just that if you are about to buy a car, it’s worth 95 to us for a chance to talk to you. We’re confident that we can fill your need, somewhere between a Corvair and a Cadillac. And of course you get the 95 when you buy from us. Just ask for it lichafft* forty over sight Handy isciwgvf reck Meets ee He •all or starts ae year m MOTOR SALES j ] ft V IS IT OUR RECORD A SHEET MUSIC DEPT. 1IH MAGNOLIA 322-15*2 Showroom - - Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 �SUNDAY, NOV. 29th • • • • NOON u n t il 8:00 P in V ♦ N U R SIN G A N D CO N VALESCEN T RESIDENCE « 300 SOUTH BAY AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA V We have endeavored to bring to Sanford and Seminole County the finest possible conception ■ for those will be our facilities, requiring of personal care nursing and convalescent care. It continuous policy to provide the finest the finest personnel and the finest attention to be found anywhere. We cordially extend to you and your loved ones, an invitation to come and inspect our home. « FOR YOU F IN E S T WHO N U R S IN G CO NVALESCENT DESIRE THE AND CA RE A V A I L A B L E ____ A N Y W H E R E ! • LOCATED Iff THE HEART OF MEDICAL AND COMMUNITY FACILITIES • V MODERN DESIGN AND EQUIPMENT • COMPLETE NURSING CARE • CONGENIAL LIVING • RESTORATION CARE • REASONABLE RATES ■ 1 SHOULD YOU RE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE OPENING W R IT S OR TELEPHON E FOR OUR FREE BROCHURE ON “ W H AT ONE SHOULD EXPECT IN A NURSING HOME." SEMINOLE LODGE 300 SO. BAY AVE. P. a BOX 1450 SANFORD. FLORIDA TELEPHONE 3S-073S * MAIN ENTRANCE THIS BEAUTIFUL ADDITION TO A GROWING SANFORD BUILT BY Le R O Y C. ROBB C O NSTRU C TIO N C O ., Inc 2800 S. SANFORD AVE. PHONE 322-5011 H i ^ *■Ji 1 H ■ H ■ 'I I �■_: mmm -V * * * - — ' “ ~ ~ ~ ~ " ' ~ - •: : • ri ,r = S B S S S l .■i immm ' I* m 0 In n MUCH SUCCESS TO M ining Hone * WE INSTALLED canful aslectlen on toe part •f th. owner-operators. Mr. u f Mrs. DoaaM Graham, *1 traveled fro* Malaa to T m a looking for the tool ■pot to M M • M W nurtiog homo and waa seriously con­ sidering T n u , until I can* to Caotral llorMa. T h a i 1 know tola waa W , aaM Administrator DoaaM Orabam. *'Wa cheat Sanford bocauae it la each n warm, friendly town with aeanle beauty and lovely natural surrounding*. Wt cbooo thta particular alto bacauaa It ta near the hospit­ Donald Graham looks pensive as he al, phyaiciana and dentieta-who tha new Seminole Lodge Nursing will be cleat by whan needed," mtng here, December 1st. The publle be added. Open House slated for Sunday. "We also considered toe beat place to raise our four children and selected Sanford na a piece where they would foal at hawo sad become a part of too cemmaalty sad acbool life,1* bo noted. Tha Grahams ownad and op­ erated a nursing home In Maadvilla, Pennsylvania for ofsht years, but soon found Uismsolvts at capacity with no room to expand, and bav­ ins atwaya wanted to move South, they boson to soak a likaly site to build a now home la a warmer tUmeto. Mrs. Graham, who la s graduate of Ipeacer Hospital School « f Hurting la Pnaayl* veals, aaM that aha bad "siways boon Inton ated la older people and aympaUwOe to their prublems." "If I had my way, I would Just lava to taka eara af alt of toam h r free, hat under the atrlagaat nuralag hams building codas, this is, af courts, Impossible," aha as* plained. Tha new laminate Ledge has SS hada, with rat* to etpand to tM as arisen. It la eempriaod af MW square feat af fleer specs and valued at 9USJM0, sitting oa U. I. Isa. Everett M. Dirk, to# front of a two a m tract sea. recuperating at hi* De- of land on Bay Av#., between Bsry home from a back frac­ Second and Fourth It. ture, said today the doctors ex­ pect he will bs able to ba out Win Enrforomcnt of his braes "la about a By JsNs Barton Endorsement by II shatter The leas lor suffered tha members af A l t a m o n t e "email fracture" a a (all Springs Cltlseae for Bettor soma weeks asa and decided Government, In*-, waa given to recover at his Delary real- eeunell s a n d I d a t e s Colin donee. Ha aaM X-rays lakes Crewe, dlitrtat I, and Bari yesterday tadlaste tha Injury Chapman, district 4, nt a ral­ la "deflaitaly oa the maud." ly sponsored bp toe argunlaHa baa suspended all kla of­ alien, Other sendIdatoo spank­ ficial hacUeas pending Ms re- ing Included Edward Levy, aavary, Dirtsea (aid The Her­ Donald Frltok, sad Foul ald tots wonting. Beeeke. m Dirkian 'Batter1 OUR SINCERE WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL OPENING TO S&ninofa ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE AND THERMAL INSULATION Brant Brothers M M . M AMA GRAHAM, RN, owner and operator of the Seminole Lodge Nursing Home atta at the nursing station In the central room of the home as she plans for the care and comfort of the resident* of tha homo. 920 S. HUGHEY STREET ORLANDO. FLORIDA tura too ssuai up ■■ tool as toay naad It. rat sot dlatuit t gnat part of too day for patient* in a tuning home and the Seminole Lodgs Nurs­ ing Heat, opening hern Daesmbar 1 baa made toms •peels] preparations along those lines for the care and comfort of their residents. Tbs community television sat la the living room will bavo Individual plug la ear­ phones f o r hard-of-hearing residents, so that they may « In tha bedrooms, whora then are else telovlaioa sots mounted an ton walla, tack resident baa hand control! at bia bcditde, that include ear* phone* for individual liitooins that will sot disturb the room matt. Best Wishes 0 Fund Campaign PTO Project It Success Slated Tuesday By Mn. H. L. Minton Iks recent bonk fair and msgksM supper Restored by As Leko Maares Momentary PTO baa baas reported a "oomplate aucceaa" by the chstrmss, Mrs. Dotty Bcliale. Mrs. Belli!* hat publicly l a n a w t tbs PTO's apprecla(tea to local food store* mik­ ing donations; to Mr*. Lnrralas Graham a t U w T B A moclstlea hr abowtsi a movie and to Pickard Boyd for mtktsg and distributes poster*. Proceeds trots tha event will halp hrnlah tbs achool library. Sanford are motbsra will march Tuesday evening for tha Jerry Lewie Appeal in the fund raising campaign of tha Muscular Dystrophy As. soclatlons of America, Inc., according to Field Represent­ ative William B. Croft Jr. The march chairman ia Mra. Nancy Foy. Mack N. Claveland Sr., chief uf the Sanford Fire Department, ia rampalrn chairman for th. local area. Mrs. Catherine Bay. of San­ ford, is campaign treasurer. Funds derived from the march, said Chief Cleveland, will be utilised for medical research and care of potlsnta. HARCAR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. i CrnigdtuMoM Seminole Lodge Sincere Withes For Every Success To Mr. A M n . Donald Graham . . . Sid Vihlcn, Sr. AND Sid VUUcr, Jr. EQUIPMENT m SUPPLIED BY Mr. and Mrs. George m um u s d ) , n n show * disc tuning tks Chrysler Air* ( t a p kegtlag t M sir condilWnlag systeai with Mr. sad Mra. DonsM Grmamm. i C H R Y 8 L 1 I MEDICAL SUPPLY COMPANY < M H U R ROBERTS, R spream U IU s) 529 — 24th 8TREET WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA I I I T I I f IT WAB OUB HAPPY PBIV1LBOB TO HAVE BEEN Sid Vthkn Randall Electric Comp«ny 111 Msgwwtis Avenue Phans IB -N 1I Commercial . . . Kcsldeatial . . . laduatrial Wiring CHOSEN TO INSTALL I'HBYHLKH AIR-TEMP COOLING AND HEATING IN THIS MODEBN STRUCTURE. w tkoaa around toam. BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE I Southern A ir 2513 PARK DRIVE (Ph. 322-8321) SANFORD, FLORIDA �* * Every Facility For 24-Hour Care Given By Seminole Lodge Nov. 27, 19*4—Pag* S-A Provided For Continued Care It* new Seminole Lodge N uning Horn* b i incorporat­ ed every facility (or geney ca rt, «m *r- at well at the routine >4 hour daily cart o< their retldenta. AO room t arc equipped with bells and lights which a rt roea tettd to the sureta' statkw w htrt registered a u n t s a n aw duty around the clock. RN, examines the other nurses will use to lift patients safely in nnd out o f a water therapy. Thw machine can also be used In other rooms, since It is movable. Not shown In the photograph is the canvas seat and back where patients will sit in comfort as they are assisted in or out o f the tub. {Herald Photo) Thera a r t special bunera especially designed for stroke patients who may have suf­ fered various degrees of para* lysis. These "soft tou ch" but­ lers are encased In a plastic packet and can be activated by the pressure of the hand, arm or leg, or even by the head or oh la. The eall lights cannot be shut o ff at the nurses station, bo cut o ff only in the but must be patient's room, is no danger that a patient's call may not be answered. Call 'buttons a n located hi the bathrooms as well as in tbs room s. Convenient hsad-rsUs run a lo o g sD the walls, halls sad bath. In tha therapy bathroom , a portable sling hoist is ready to lift patients into the tub aad out so d can also be used to lift heavy pstisnts into bod if need be. There are large shower room s where a wheel-chair patient may be rolled right in, wheelchair aad all, for a shower. Special features provide ail kinds o f care fo r the aged Including convalescent care, Intensive care, tacm tineoce care, restorative care, band feeding •• well as day care and short term care. To provide for mental, em o­ tional and spiritual balance, the Seminole Lodge h is an ex­ tensive program o f planned recreation, occupational pro­ jects, religious services and dietary planning. A special feature is located at all the outside doors. Here, when the door is opened from the Inside, a bright light cornea on, and from the apeaker overhead, the resident h eirs the inquiring voice of Ihe nurse, who will find out who is going out, where and why. Facilities are available for personal laundry, beauty treat­ ments and haircuts. In the doctor's treatment room are em ergency equip­ ment supplies Including a drainage pump, auction ma­ chine, inbalatoe, and examina­ tion tables and equipm ent In Ihe preparation room connected to the nurses sta­ tion are a refrigerator, steri­ lizer. cupboards and preparatioo tables and sinks. Another Intensive care fea­ ture, o f which many residents of the nursing home may never be aware, la an electronic, in­ visible bed rail. Thu device which fits all around the edge o f Ihe bed under the mattress, warns the nurse when a patient who has been ordered on complete bed rest, is getting out o f bed. Summoned by the electronic signal, the patient who decides he doesn't want to stay In bed, no matter what the doc­ tor ordered, will suddenly find the nurse at his aide before he can get very far, or fall and hurt himself. This "invisible bed-rail" is a boon to the nurse, and pre­ vents the patient from feeling "fen ced in " by conventional bed-rails. Nursing Home Opens Dec. 1 11m Samiaola Lodge Nurs­ aad vanity facilities separat­ la the comfort and conven­ ience o f the n iid en ts. Thera is also an isolation tion Dac. 1 with 35 bads, with Tha two-bed rooms have room with private bath and room to axpaad and convert their own bath and the single other facilities for patients to 100 bad* as necessary. room s'h a v e a private bath. who may contact a com m un­ Thera arc at present three All room s are decorated in icable diseise or need abso­ private room s, eight two-bed eye-plsaslng p a s t e l c o lo n , lute quiet and rest. room * aad four four-bed w i t h hirm onliing drapes, U r. and Mrs. Donald G ra­ wards. bedspreads and accessories. ham, owners and operators These four-bed wards art Comfortable chairs, spacious o f the rest hom e, noted that really two room s, with a con­ closets, large, roomy draw ­ this room would probably be necting bathroom and closet ers, well-lighted mirrors add used only In emergencies un­ til the patient could be admit­ ted to the hospital. The spacious central living room is furnished with com fortably arranged c h a i r s , lamps and tables and a com munal television set with in­ dividual earphones for loud er sound needed by hard-ofhearing resident!. ing Home will begin opera­ ing the bedroom a n a s . OUR VERY BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL OPENING Wentworth Gets Legion Honor WILKINS PAVING CO. WILSON'S CORNER — WEST let ST. 16 PHONE 322-4030 P. O. BOX 89 SANFORD, FLA. BEST W IS H E S T O By Donna Estes David Wentworth of Long wood has been appointed to the National Pilgrimage Com mittce of the American Leg ion by Notional Commander Donald E. Johnson of Indian spoil*. Ind., in recognition of service given Die Legion over the past 33 consecutive years. Wentworth is a past c o m ­ mander of Nelson-Conley Post 66 of Lisbon Falls, M e.; a past member of the NaUonal Advisory Committee and p re­ sently a member of Old Glory Post 183. THE Were Selected To Paint This Outstanding Nursing And Convelesccnt Home That Will Mean So Much To Sanford. C om pleft WERE CHOSEN TO ERECT SEMINOLE LODGE. WE SUPPLIED IN ADDflTOIV TO THE REGULAR BUILDING BLOCK. THE DECORATIVE BLOCKS USED FOR THE FRONT ENTRANCE. Open House Set Sunday the public la invited to visit the new Seminole Lodge Nursing Home located oa Bay Avenue, between Sec­ ond and Fourth Street, which la achedultd to open o o Dec. Chapman Concrete Products the m inin g duties. Patients m ay be visited by their ow n physicians or SINCE 1941 if they era new ia tha commun­ ity, by local doctors, working in c o -o p tn tio a with the staff L Owners o f the attractive of tha boms. new home a n Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graham, both of whom will take an active pari in tha operation o f the fa c u ­ lty. Graham w ill function at administrator and Mrs. Gra­ ham who ia a registered nurse, specialising in geriat­ rics, wiU head the sta ff of four full-time nurses and sev­ eral nurses aides. Mrs. Florence Graham, mother of Graham will serve as a combination receptkmlitbookkeeper and secretary for the new home. The other nurses am Mrs. Marion Rcisback and Mrs. Letha Scott. Thera a lio will he a male orderly, Mrs. Anna Yeager will be In charge o f the kitchen and dining room facilities. Five nurses aides will share 1M SANFOKD. FLA. N . ELM PHONE 322*8995 W IS H ES TO S e m in o le Jtodcfe NURSING AND CONVALESCENT RESIDENCE Methodist Meet Scheduled Here Sixteen members o f the dls- , trirt executive committee o f < thn Woman'* Society of Chrlstion Service of the Methodist Church held a Saul of Tarsus was the name luncheon meeting at the home n( the Apostle Paul before his o f Sir*. Ralph Anderson of conversion. Ormond Ileaeh recently. Mrs. Don Coward, Crescent City, district president, led the group In making plant for the remainder o f the year. Sperial dales will include: Feb. 18, District Day at New Smyrna Beech; March 4, Dr Land District Woman's Society meeting at thn First Church in Ormond Beach; March 18, exeeutiva commit* tee meeting in Sanford; April 20-22, Florida conference an* nual meeting in Tampa; May 13, Leaderahlp Training Day at Trinity Church, Patatka. The group alio voted |50 toward sponsoring a youth delegate to tha United Na* tions-Washtngton Seminar la February. Local mambera o f tha com* mittee are Mrs. T. F. McDan­ In U s trip into outer space, iel, Sanford; Mrs. Edward J. Major Gagarin, Russian cos­ Parry, Mr*. C. N. O g g and monaut, attained a speed of Miaa Mary Hubbard, all of about 11,000 miles per hour. DeBary. Ssu/Ytinok Jjo d ge We Ye Pleased That We WE ARE HAPPY THAT OUR BLOCKS MRS. JOSEPHINE POFF, nurse's aide checks out thn signal system in the nurses station which connects with all r» ims in the Seminole Lodge Nursing Home. Mm. P off will be one o f iA /u g v 41IUIUIE five aides who will assist in caring for resi( Herald Photo) dent* o f the home. M r . t t a lb a c k , P r e s id e n t or w a n rtumrnng a n d H e a t in g , a n d M r s . Graham, Sr. demonstrate the h y d r n u lle Uft used to lift patienta In and o u t o f the institutional tub in the speclul bathroom f o r patients unable to bathe themselves. IT WAS OUR PRIVILEGE TO INSTALL THE PLUMBING IN THIS OUTSTANDING NURSING AND CONVALESCENCE HOME. CRANE CONGRATULATIONS . . . Preferred plumbing fixtures and fittings for every residential, commercial, industrial R O G ER B R ITTO N P A IN T IN G CONTRACTOR LONGWOOD, FLORIDA Phone 838-1806 I Ssunimh Jjodys D e W IT T HUNTER (CUSTOM GRADING AND 601 E. 26th STREET & SO N FILL DIRT) PH. 322-3268 and institutional installation. W ALL 1007 SOUTH “ We SANFORD PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING PHONE AVE. Sell The Best and Service The Rest? �9 Color Contributes To BednMmi Van W ii Pastels For Highlight v v W w v M I V H l| g, ■ Overall Theme Of Seminole Lodge GLASS-GLAZING AMD MIRRORS - ;---- - T T — F0«o 4-A— Nor. TT , 1M4 Special Dietary u ___ i , D m J J We’re happy to hare had a part to bringing to Sanford roeh a muchneeded fidtity aa j INNS rnmlKO V S&mindc *todqst 4 OMEN HOUSE wfll be b«ld Nun Inf R oom on Bur A f T)m M km km tw m dm « f tha heme In varying D U W k* n o w u ie m w iw w *™ et Inf which tncomptuts 0,700 aqunre foot of floor tpact, Tho homo mow hag 15 bods, tad thoro la plenty of room on tho tptdooa gyoandi to providt for expansion aa tho need arises. Appraisal value of tho homo has been aet ot $180,000. (Harold Photo) In ona of the feutsrsa af access from the kitchen to the dlsiaf roost and homo-like tour plan tables allow la pastel colon of pink, bloc, jrollaw, frees, lavendtr, and poach. Attnetin coordinated draperies and bedspreads so* m l koala color of tko wage o f tko room, add(nr colavkey* ad highlights which the view, or la co n to find attnetin McRANEY PAINT & GLASS CO. 0 114 W. SECOND ST. PH. 8284481 SANFORD, FLORIDA "Wa vast aor mktotto Oa be aa happy aa p m albla. One may bo hap­ py In a worm, sunny, yellowtoned room wban another may pi afar tko quieter, men raatfal otmaaphan Is a notar-toood ir o n room," aald Mr*. Graham. “ Almost awry lody who hao Tialtad so la dallfhtad erlth the lavender room*, which held so appeal for th* ■anHoman. who Ilka other aaton batter," oddod Graham. Is tko apedooo central aaeMas ad tko home, colorful IT WAS OUR PLEASURE TO plosion, filled with frw s ptesta and nhrabbery form SUPPLY THE ARCHITECTURAL dividing llnei between the viaitan recaption and waltlnf M1LLWORK FOR THIS OUTSTANDING room, the raaldcnt'a Uvinf NURSING HOME. room and the dining room. Thla lection baa alio been TREATMENT ROOM at the Seminole Lodge contains equipment neces­ MRS. ANNA M. YEAGER, shown hero ot th* arranged ao that folding ahutdoor of th* atolnless steel refrigerator will bo in sary for physical examination or emergency care, including auction tan can be pulled forward to charge of th* kitchen facilities nt the Seminole divide the living and dining pump, inhalator, drainage pump, scale* and other equipment. room arena Into sections. Lodge when it opens on December 1st DUi divieion la aapaefally affective for tha dining room 405 LOOMIS A VENUS Mighty Movement construct tha island sttoa with­ ana, whore rssldsnts may, on Trucks used in building the in 30 days as too,000 Egyptians holiday or other occailona, Ilka DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA World’s Fair at Montreal mov­ moved in 20 yetri in building to entertain member* of their ed as much rock and fill to ths great Pyramid of Cheops. family or a fraternal group. Attractive draw drapei, Th* handle af the wheal esn store rnuscio tone, reach, wood paneling and wide win* Many of the special fea­ bo adjusted to route in small grasp and leverage Include down form the boundarlee of tures Incorporated la th* circles, with a minimum of parallel bars, walk-up steps, building of tho now Seminole the social area. tension, so that It turns ssilly exercise pulleys, hip rotators, Lodge Nursing Homo which st first. As tha patient pro­ finger boards and other small opens Dec. 1 art Kama which Kami. •rs used In therapy for tho gresses in ths axarclsa, sod The room also contains a bis weakened arm twcomea work table and equipment aging residents. In a special therapy room stronger, the tension esn be and materials for , arts and may bo found such specially- Increased to make it a litUe crafts activities. A Urge designed exercise equipment harder to turn. storeroom adjacent to ths Wy Jaao Caaoalherry is the "shoulder wheel." The handle can also be ex­ therapy and •xerctoo room Boy Scout Troop 341 of Cat This wheel is about tho site tended along tha cantor bar to serves to store equipment not •elbarry received the award of a wagon whaol, with a make the arm move to wider in use and convert the entire for tha accord moit outstond handle In tha middle, which la circles, as the patient be­ room to a hobby room U de­ Ing unit attending tha Weklwa controlled by tension springs. comes able to move his arm sired. District Fall Csmpores it It U particularly used for a litUe higher sod a little Also available for the needs Camp Howard laat weekend. stroke patients who have suf­ higher. of patients a r e walkers, Thirty-erne scouts and three fered partial paralysis of ooa Other Hems of exercise wheelchairs, crutches and Icadera from tha troop, which sld* of the body. equipment which help* to re­ canes. ii iposaorod by the Camelberry Community MethodUt Church, participated. Leaden were Scoutmaater W. T. Dan­ BEST W IS H E S T O iel Jr.; Committeemen Fred Steadier Sr., and Leonard Cas­ selberry. to lisa with tha theme, "Our Proud Heritage", each unit W e’re extremely happy to have been selected to was supposed to build tbetr campsite around the motif furnish the roof trusses, sheathing, and other suggested by a a tows Import­ ant to the history of our coun­ try. lumber used in this much needed facility. MAY YOUR OPEN HOUSE BE Troop 141 choae Anderson villa, tha notorious Coofedcr A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS AS ate Prison for prisoners of •nr with appropriate signs WELL AS A PROFITABLE over the gate and on each • BUILDING MATERIAL tent. They even had a came BUSINESS VENTURE. tary for tha unlucky ones. The history of Andersonvlllo was • INSULATION familiar to many of tho boys aa It was Included on the itin­ • CEILING TILE erary of a scout trip taken •avera! years ago by member* • HARDWARS of the troop. WE’RE HAPPY TO HAVE BEEN Other points were tamed by • ROOFING MATERIALS PROMPT DELIVERY the troop ny participation In CHOSEN AS A SUB-CONTRACTOR scouting activities at various • DOORS * WINDOWS Stations on a trail. ON THIS BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL Another highlight far tha troop was the impressive • PANELING FACILITY OFFERED TO THE council fire Saturday night at which the Order of tha Arrow. PEOPLE OF SANFORD AND Kallga Chaptes, bald a tapping out ceremouy at which Scouts SEMINOLE COUNTY! Walter Blstline and Stave Nicarry and Committeemen SUedler war* 'i 1 Ssnunota SU M M ER LIN BROTHERS k Therapy Room Featured > Congratulations Troop 341 Gets Camp Award to the Seminole Lodge ..I Seminole Lodge 322-7121 Tea Rleky Charles A. Lindbergh’s m*stot was m kitten named ’T a l­ ly.’* Lindbergh refused to taka it on his pioneering transatlantic flight In ItST bmpuse he felt it would be **tM dangerous a Journey to flak tha cat’s life." • DRY WALL • PLASTERING • CERAMIC TIL* PETERSON PLASTERING 719 BROOKHAVEN DR. , ORLANDO, FLA. £ A T A D LUM BER and U A I v l t Ace Hardware Co., Inc. “QUALITY LUMBER FOR EVERY NEED” 700 FRENCH AVENUE SANFORD, FLA. : �■A -» T £ It Iff VnfarV H ot. Vm 9 r, lM 4 -h n l-A i Gift Coupons Are Ideal WHO SAYS A GIFT must be a luxury ? Whether you buy It for yourself o r someone else it can be practical, too. Witness wool-suede pullover with bulky knit cuffs and collar to match; the dual purpose Swiss watch which ■nape open to sit tall on desk or night table; valet seat which encourages ordered abandon. ■ y Jerry l l n k i a friend can amble o f f to the Newspaper Enterprise A n a NEW YO R K — (N E A ) — Tha advantages o f a g ift cer­ tificate far the holidays, birth­ days or any other time ia that: You do not burden the re­ cipient o f the preeent with a tie o r awaatar that ho would n ot w ter to pay o ff an elec­ tion bet. Y ou do not burden youreelf b y chailng around atorei to dlicover “ Juit the thing" for the relative or friend. Ynu do not tip your hand b y aiking over the phone. " S a y Jim, what'a your slove a l ia ? ” The clear virtue o f a g ift certificate, aa the American lnatituta of Men'a and Boya* W ear pointa out, ia that your apecified men's atore at hla lelaure, and can select not only hia favorite style and colors, but alto be an u red o f cattin g the proper fit. If he ia all sat on garments or hata ha can pick up accetaorics to hla taste. or aend a check and the atore will make out the certificate up to that amount and firs it o ff to the lucky guy. I f the intended beneficiary Uvea in another city the Job is more complicated — but only very slightly more so. Chances are that a major man’s store will have a branch None o f which Is to imply there, and they will be only that there i* anything untoo delighted to receive your American about selecting a money for this worthy cause. gift, wrapping it up and tend­ Or, aaya the institute, nation­ ing It o ff. The certificate aim- al credit cant clubs can supply ply permits easy, and safe, you with the names and ad­ shopping. dresses of merchants In any How to go about U? Here­ part o f the country. with, aome advice from the A quick phone call to Amer­ American Inititute: ican Express, Dinsr's Club, If the recipient lives In the Carta Blanche or others prob­ same town, It'a eaey. Merely ably will du tho trick. Instant drop by your local men'a atore shopping, you might call it. Room To Be Human By Mrs. Marlel Lawrence N ew ipaper Eatarpriaa A sia. D EAR MRS. LAW RENCE: Our 6-year-old boy la nearly 11 years younger than our n ext child and ia really the "b a b y " o f tha family. I guesa w a have all apoiled i?im. Ha Is ■ whiner. Ha doesn’t ex­ actly cry If ha doeaiFt get hla w ay, but keape after y lu beg­ g in g for It in a half-crying, complaining voice. Hia big brother and slater have begun to call him a "cryb aby" and s o does another hoy who liv es on our street. A s a em ail child, ha was sickly and . . . A N SW E R : Did you resent having this child after so m any years o f freedom from mothering babies? Did you fe e l, "O h no, not again! I'm through with child-bearing, pregnancy discomforts, sleep­ less nights and tussles with toddlers. 1 don't want another baby.".?. Were you ashamed o f this at not wanting him. W t can’ t resistance? maintain a firm and unyield­ If you were, it may account ing no to his wish to play for your Inability to reaist outside In the rain because your child's whining with a the no we felt toward hia firm and unyielding, " N o !" birth still reproaches us with If wa have been ashamed our unwelcoming and "unlov­ of our resistance to a child's in g" meanness toward him. demand to be born, it la easy If your Inability to give far us to feel shame at resist­ ing any o f hia later demands. thia child a firm and unyield­ We indulge hia every wish ing no does derive from to appease our ow n sense o f shame o f not wanting him, wickedness. W e feel that it’s not going to help ona bit weNrs cheated him by resent­ to tell you to give it to him. First, we have to see how ing hia existence. We try to make the cheat u p . to him by rruel is the shame. We have giving him hla w ay In every­ to see that it wasn't wicked thing. Then comet' the day at all to look forward to free­ when we are compelled to dom from mothering bebiea deny him hia w ay. Ha feel* and to feel disappointed and himself outrageously injured resentful at our naw preg­ — and begins to whine in pro­ nancy’s denial of it. We have test. to see that our resentment, Ha's sure, you ice, that though not a maternal feelwa'II come through with a yes log, was a moat understand­ if he whines long and com - able human one. Wa have to plainlngly enough. And he’s begin to make room for tha right. We will give In so long human in us aa well aa the as we cannot face our ihame mother in us. (D jU lh flM u f «* D E A R A B B Y : My ilsttr'a em ployer died recently and ha left her $830,000, thereby dltgracln g our whole fam ­ ily. She went to work for him when she was 23 sa d w a s hit loyal employe for U years. She was well paid, but h er work always ca m s B n t, and although aha was tha prettiest girl In town, she never m arried. She was a good Christian woman, Abb y , and there never w as a breath o f scandal about her. Whan her em ployer died and it w as learned that he had left half his estate to his wife and the other half to my sister, you can imaglna what the gossips had to aayl My sister had aoclal security and a retire­ m ent policy, so the didn't need the fortune he left her a t the expense of her reputa­ tion. How can we clear her o f tha suspicion that was cast on her good name? NO CITY, PLEASE DEAR NO CITY: Confi­ dentially, I think YOU are contributing suspicion where none is warranted. A be­ quest o f $630,000 reflects no­ thing but favor on a "g ood Christian w om an" about whom there never waa a breath o f scandal. SEAR band By Abigail V an luraii ABBY: never misses the Australian team getting to ilx clubs in tbe World Bridge Olympiad. I don't know what system they were ualng except that 1 assume that a one no-trump response to a club opening shows a very big band. If Bob Hamman of the Uni­ ted State* had opened a heart, the slam would have been set in le u time than It takes a kangaroo to jump, but Bob opened the Jack o f diamonds and South waa la business. He entered dummy with a spade and discarded his two hearts oa the king and queen o f diamonds. Then all he had to d o to] make the hand was to guard! against all three clubs in Wa Jha It’s a ing me a great favor if you printed what you think of a husband who asks other wo­ men to select his w ife's Christmas gift for him. A f­ ter IS years of selecting m y gifts personally, he turned to other w om an to make his •election for him. I'd be sat­ isfied with a single hankie aa long as 1 knew he chose it for me him self. D EAR ABBY: Tbs letter signed "PLAYIN G SA FE " hit home with us. We. too, had aafaty belts Instilled ia our ears. Front aad back! When som e of our friends Ignored them, taying they were "to o much trouble." w e would reply, "W hile you are In our ear, WE are re­ sponsible fo r YOUR safety, so either buckle up o r w alk !" R eal friends do not resent it "SAFE TY F IR S T ’ • s s SENECA FALLS DEAR SENECA: 1 hope you won't feel shortchang­ ed if your husband presents you with a personally-select­ ed single hankie this Christ­ m as because I am printing your letter along with your wish. Merry Christmas! • • • DEAR A B B Y : I am IS years old and a little on the chubby side. Everything 1 touch, I either drop, break, or spill. I bump Into doors and people and other things. My mother thinks it is be­ cause my bangs are always in my eyea and I can 't see. My father says my coordina­ tion Is off. What is the mat­ ter with m e? CLUMSY Troubled? Write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, eeUaddressed envelope. e • e For A bby's booklet, "H ow T o H ir e A Lovely Wed­ d in g ," send SO cents to Ab­ by , Box W700, Los Angeles, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby hla capabilities. Is fact, he ex­ plained later on that bo had planned to d o that, but Bob made a really brilliant false4 A J I card play that caused South W l* . BAST to go wrong. aits Rjasa Bob h id opened tbe Jack of WlOt RA6ST4I diamonds, tie dropped the ten R J 10614 4111 on the king and the Bine oa RKQI A Nona the queen. This set up dum­ SOUTH (D ) m y's eight spot, but Boh had A A 101 VKS com e <o the conclusloa that ♦ A South had his s u e t hand for A 10 6 6 7 6 4 1 his bidding and that be East and Wart vulnerable would have no need for a fu r M k Weal Neste Beet ther discard oo the eight at IA P M 1N.T, Pus diamonds. BA Pm SR Pm 6 N T. Pass I A Pm Tho fiU ecsrd convinced 4N.T. Pm SR Pam South that Bob was out o f dia •A Pass Pm Pm mends. Hence, it w u up to Opening lead—R i South to bang down dummy's Bob's hand and ha would have ace o f clubs. He did that and stolen the stem. the slam had bounced out oi This play was quite within the pocket. NORTH AKQ4 WQJ g 4KQII «V to know for when roughhouM with the kida, tell his wife how pretty she looks, exclaim that something amelia mighty good, even U his wife is cooking fond he can't abide. He'll be the life o f the party at dinner. There'll be no talk of what a rough day he haa had at tbe office. He may even suggest a m o­ vie before he gets around to saying somewhat sheepishly: "G uess what I bought tod a y?" No one fools anyone. Yet the pattern never changes. And each partner thinks he has successfully put one over ao the other. Fashion's Underworld By Helen Henneeey Newspaper Enterprise Balloon For Baby's Head? ways looking fo r new uses for things 1 no longer use and may have put away. 1 have Just finished redecorat­ ing my daughter’s bedroom and found a uaa fo r a bunk bed ladder that m y ion no longer ueed. M y daughter'* bed did not have a headboard so I fastened tha lad­ der horixontaUy, on tha wall above my daughter’s bed to make a good looking headD EAR POLLY — I have board.— VELM A. found that duating at differ­ DEAR POLLY— W hy doesen t times o f tha day Instead o f alwaya in tha morning n't someone start a "parcel ke^pa n house inspection per­ sitting" service? In every f e c t Afternoon light some­ neighborhood there are some tim es shows up a wisp o f elderly o r partially disabled dust that would have been in­ people o r mothers who are visible earlier and evaning lied down at home with small lam p light points bright fing- children. Then, too, there are ora into unlikely places, us­ working people w ho are setually finding a cobweb or dom hum* to receive parcels that come by mail or are de­ tw o.— DOROTHY. livered from the stores. I GIRLS— And don't forgst think someone from the first that glaring sunlight will group could, fo r a small really show up the grime on charge, receive these parcels those streaked windows. — and the dry cleaning and so on and then tha w orking PO LLY. folks could pick them up a f­ t D EAR PO LLY —I tm al­ ter wurk. A gain when serv- By Folly Crasser Newspaper Enterprise Asaa. D EAR P O L L Y -T r y Inflatfn g ■ penny balloon to tha • lie o f baby’s head and use it aa a form fo r drying hia w ool bonnets after they are washed. When dry they are sm ooth and "blocked" to alts and can aven be made "g r o w " a little aa baby does.— MRS. C . C. ice* are required like furnace ur television repairs, plumb­ ing and so on, tho "parcel sitters" eould have a home key to let tha workmen in and ttay in the house white tho work is dune.—M AR­ GARET. GIRLS— Tha more I think about the "parcel titlin g" idea the better it sounds. Re­ tired folk* could work up a nice little business that would bring in some cash for extras while they are doing a real service fur their neighbors. Cards could be distributed throughout the neighborhood telling what aerviees are o f­ fered and for how much.— FOLLY. Folly's new booklet has 32 pages, a colorful cover and Illustrations throughout. T o order your copy o f this help­ ful collection <>f work-saving hints, send your name, ad­ dress and 6*1 cents ta: Polly’s Fointeri. r /o The Sanford Herald, P- O. Box 486, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, New York. W om en's Editor The biggest fashion news today Ilea undercover. Rut If you haven't gat a good fig ­ ure, forget it. The new found­ ations (if they can bo called that) w on't do a thing for you. Women want easy fit and no restraint. They clam or to clim b out o f their boned and wire cages. With the new un­ derpinnings, aome can. But can you imagine a also 40 slithering around in n gar­ ment called, "The Body S tock in g ”? Thia "B arely There" num­ ber (th at was Ita original name) la the closest thing around to n second ekin. Made o f stretch nylon, it only w eighs h alf an ounce. It's flesh-toned, but opaque. It w on't hide even the tiniest bulge. But If you’ re in good shape anyway, it'a great to wear under the transparent clothes so b ig In the news these days. Newest on tha almost in­ visible fashion front la the "N o Bra" bra. This, too. ia fo r the trim ly built and 38 Ca are about aa welcome aa baskst parties in tha automat. Made o f stretchable, eheer nylon, it ia ao light that you Christmas Gets Earlier W ard te ernt Mtet the retell, You may h are lima to re­ color and style preferences, era are i o t a * l a reek the place the Item end save eome- price range, brand preferences. I f you shop f o r teenagers, re­ one disappointment. T o avoid th is year. A n yen confusion print your name member they are extrem ely brand conscious—e feet that w th year l i f t fla n s ? and address plainly when many surveys support and wa a re m b s Ups la t i r e •ending In en order. you will fin d out when you a head start, tea. E arly Make use o f department s ir e them “ Y ” instead o f " X ” •hopping ana se r e you mowey. end epeelalty store ads for Y ou hare a a ides aslactim brand. your Christmas shopping. Or­ E arly m orning shopping la o f tnerchaadtea and eta taka der by mall and telephone advantage o f Thanksgiving boat in suburban shopping and again do thio early to in­ canters but Uma your trip to salsa. T h is to • partkuU rly sure delivery in tim e fo r good time te bu y kitchen ap­ tha city to avoid tho morning Christmas. pliances, furniture, television and evening commuter’s rush. The keys to effective g ift I f you can pay cash you end aaft goads such aa blankshopping are: Make a shop­ save money on servica o r in . •ta. I f you plea te shop with a ping list; (S ) route your te n e t charges oa charge ac­ m all order firm , d o this now, shopping trip; (3 ) shop alone; counts. I f you decide to b h You should allow a minimum (4 avoid store rush hours, (6 ) tho lay-aw ay plan aad hare to cancel tho purchase, can o f three o r fo u r weeks fo r and pay cash. Y ou aare time and aggrav­ you g ot your deposit bock o r delivery. O rdering eerly gives you a ehanea to examino the ation if you Hat an alterna­ do you lose it ? Ask about merthandtea. !• It what you tive gift fo r each person. On this before you commit your* ordered aad te it undamaged? your list Include correct sixes, self to a lay-away. All Play And No By flaaM Light Newspaper would have to pile 29 on a a full lining does for more postal Kale before It would expsnslva clothes — makes thsm hang batter and hold register ona ounce. The bra ( ? ) was the brain­ thslr shape. So you see, In this beat e f all possihla worlds o f Hngsrie, there's something for every­ one regerdlees uf ehepe or ■lie. child o f Exquisite Form . A t their request, It wa* designed by Kudi Gernrelch whose top­ less swimsuit sent brn manu­ facturers running fo r their Iranquillters. Afraid that the bare-top trend would ruin the lira bus­ iness, this enterprising firm got the pioneer o f that trend to design a bra so transpar­ ent that it would appeal even to the "g o native" set. Ther* la no trimming on thia bra. In fact, Gernrelch made a rather obvious point when he said that there waa little need to put ornamenta­ tion on a bra to make It look feminine when, by its very nature, it couldn't possibly be masculine. Wonder how he ever thought up that on e? Chit Chet "ta it true that It'a no longer taboo for redheads to wear such colors aa pink and oran ge? I have red hair. It'a not auburn or strawberry blonde. It'a Just plain red. Hut I em sick o f wearing greens and browns and afraid to try any hot colors sven though my friends say they are now chic for redheads." — Julia. Dear Julia—Pink and oranga can bo most dramatie on a gfrl with red hair. Don't ba afraid to try thsm. Just bn cartfu l to select n pink that doesn't have overtones o f purple, such as fuchsia. Orrsngs, from bright to n u t, is always a good choice. To make aura that anyone who isn't a sylph doesn’t go away mad, there's undercover news for her, too. It’ s a far cry from tha bare-trend, but a good bit mors useful. It’s P le n a sand your fashion the slip with sleeve*. problem* to Helen Hsnnessy Available now In nylon tri­ in ears o f this psp*r- While cot, It will be here fo r spring shs cannot answer each in nylon U ffe t* . Thia slip Is letter personally, Utters o f actually a dress liner and It general Interest will be I does for unlined dresses what swered in this column. early Idea that I couldn't get ment after you climb,— O LDTIM ER A N SW E R : I wish spec# into my brain, waa the most permitted a fu ll reprint o f this useful lesson 1 ever had! letter and tha ethers you've People teemed to respect written. In m y grade book, children more than they do your essays on sducation rata now, and also understood •n " A ." them better. Kida don't like However, I do think you to play all the tim e; they may be somewhat taken in by really like to work. But they propaganda about modem ed­ do need appreciation, sym ­ ucation, While moat teachers pathy and merriment when try to make echoolwork Inter­ they work rather than mean esting, they don't pretend that lies telling them that their it’s undiluted "fu n ." They work ia really play, and the know that "a ll play and no only way it can possibly be work makes Jack a dull b o y " done ia to "e n jo y " it and have aa wall aa the reverie. "m otivation" for it. VUit your io n ’s claas some­ Please do let's have less hy- time, unannounced! procriey, and teachers who realise work ia something bet­ Please send your school ter than mere "fu n ." W ork I* problema to Susan Light in climbing a mountain W o r e ear* o f The Sanford Herald. you get to Ui* top o f it; and While ahe cannot answer each aa a rule, the higher the letter personally, letters o f mountain, the better the view, general interest will be answ­ and the deeper your enjoy­ ered in this column. Enterprise Aaea. out o f a hard chore, burned D E A R M BS LIG H T: When I waa a g irl, m ath was sever called fun. No child w as in­ tuited b y this silly hypocrisy. Wa w eren't onthuateatlcally told to Jump w ith geometry, frolic w ith physics, leap with logarithms and dance about decimals. Tha books weren't brightly colored, fu ll o f pic­ tures, diluted ia content, or otherwise full at the "hardsell" which aU chaste seed. Girts in particular were frankly expected to lisle math and hata anakas, and most o f us did. However, I later kill­ ed rettieoaakea to save my ba­ bies, and a t Dm time I got 100 In algebra because I knew if 1 didn't average ou t the flunk marks, I would havs to re­ peat tho subject. And let me tell you, logarithms might never have bees used, but the Record Shop Rise Stevens Is Manager By Jana Crosby Newipaper Enterprise Assn. Rlia Stevens, executive, is net fully divorced from Rise Stevens, Metropolitan Opera star and recording artist (her latest U the EGA Victor reUaac o f Strauss' "D ie Plederm aus"). And this, the fully ex­ pects, w ill prove troublesome, Ml*e Stavsns, relaxed In the com fortable beige living room o f her N ew Y ork apartment, ■mlled, thinking of her new position as general manager o f the National Company of tha Metropolitan Opera, and said: " I would Ilka to be a gen­ eral manager on the aid* o f the srtiata. 1 will think first o f the artist, end then o f the business part. This could be vary troublesome." The m exio-eopreno, the first woman to head an American opera company, says ih* Is dsterminod to find and build soma opera store o f the fu ­ ture. In order to select the 130 people who will be reg­ ular members e f the tompany she and htr aaaistanta hava listened to more than 100 am­ bitious young aim ers. Four operea wilt be in the com pany's repertory to start, although this will probably be augmented. ' ‘ Carmen" will be aung in French end English and "L a Travlata" la Italian and English. "W a w ill seek the company to learn tha operas in both languages. Also, we will be a true repertory company. A soprano w ho einga Carmen on# night may elng Msreedes In the production tho next time it ia perform ed." Miss Stevens, who has sung more than 40 roles with the Met, spent pert o f thia lest summer starring ia Rodgers and Hammsrstaln'e "T h e King and I ," a t the Music Theater o f Lincoln Cantor. (This fine production has also been re­ leased as an RC A Victor al­ bum.) F or tha first tim e In her life. Rise Stevens found herm lf singing eight perform ancoe a week. It proved a strain. "M y voice held out ell righ t," she laughed. "B u t m y feet h urt." Album o f tho week— "T h e Demon," an opera by Anton Rubinitaln. Is the latest Bol­ shoi Opera recording released on the Ultra phone label. This WomanBy Ruth Miiiett a that seemed so important his when it was intrusted to him w ife has been shopping and Is that morning However long It takes her afraid he won't approve of her purchase or tha amount it to work around to bringing forth hrr purchase—her hus­ cost. band Itn't surprised when it The signals always read like appears. After all, he's gone this: through the same routine time She’ s happy and excited and and time again. she doesn't even mention that What he doesn't know, per­ he is late to dinner, even haps, is that his wife is Just though she has prepared his as aware of what is going on favorite m eal. when he cornea hom e after She doesn't mention that the having bought new golf clubs, lawn needs mowing or that the a new gun when he already haa children have been little de­ a rack of guns, nr a new pow­ mons all day or ask him If hr er tool for hi* workshop. rem em bered to do tba errand He'll com e in whistling, husband sim ple thing B E A R CLUMSY: Many girls (aad beys, too) your age have the tarns problem aa d for tha same combina­ tion o f reasons. Practice poise. T ry to m ere m ore gracefully aad be aw are af what you are dolag a w r y m om en t It will soon become part of your natural bahavvior. Try i t It really works, s s * your On The bidding hi the box ia used by has- column, s o you would be do­ Qaaoby that My la the record company that la a bit too refined. "A n dy Wil­ a hobby fo r Dr. Edward T. liams— The Great Songa From .Sslvato Jr., n dentist who My Fair Lady (and Other likes Russian opara. There Broadway H its)" (Colum bia) was so llttia variety available finds Andy in fine voice. J u s in this country, Dr. Salvato fans will enjoy "Andre Previn acquired Bolshoi tapes and and Hla Quartet— My Fair now releases his own records, L ad y" (Colum bia). complete with llhretto he High classical— "Brahma translates. "The Demon" de. Concerto No. I In D M inor" ■ervee to he better known. with Van L'liburn and Erich Thet Fair Lady—The movie l,cinidorf and tha Boston release o f "M y Fair L ady" Symphony (RCA V ictor); has Inspired ao many record­ "Beethoven's W ellington's ings o f the Lerner-Loewe V ictory" Antal Dorati con­ score w* may all be My Fair ducting the London Symphony Ludied to death. But it'a a (plus 18th century cannon and pleasant way to go. Columbia flintlock muaksta which atud lisa released the movie sound the K o r a ) (M ercury); "P r o . track. It sounds lika the kofleff'a Violin Concerto No. 1 Broadway sound track except end Piano Coneerto No. 5 " that Mamls Nixon sings Li­ with violinist Erirk Friedman sa’s songs initrsd o f Julie and pianist Lorin Hollander Andrewi. Mies Nixon has a and Erich Leinsdorf and tha nice voice, and ahe does well, Rneton Symphony (RC A Vie* even if her Cockney sounds tor). F ar too many alter - forty women do not use (ace powder properly. They write that they do not know how to apply face powder and they do not know how to select the m ost nat­ tering shades. Here are some timely powder pointers. If your skin is dry and it la almost sura to be (after-forty com plaint!), use a light film of cosmetic oil i t a base for your powder. The cosm etic oil disappears quickly, leaving your skla soft and ready (or I smooth make up. Use cream rouge U you need ■ touch of color, or touch your lipstick to your cheeks. Put three little dot* oa each cheek whether you use rouge or lipstick for cheek coloring. Blend with the fingertips. Dry skin "re reives "crea m rouge, o r lip­ stick as rouge, very easily and R gives a nice effect. When choosing face powder, select a good blend and don't think too much about tbe fra ­ grance. It is color, and te* lure, that lx all Important. If your akin Is pale, select a powder which gives a bit of glow, although It should be al­ most a match to your own skin lone. Today th e n are a number at blending powders which can give you more color when you have need of it. If your akin la flushed or florid try a p ile color without any pink; and if you hare thia type of complexion, do not wear rouge or bright colors next to the face. Face powder la not to be used a*, a cover-up. It la both protective and beautify­ ing. and your akin has need of both elements. For evening a pale lavender U very attractive end gives a brightness and tone to tbe av­ erage akin. Also, wban used over a film o i powder match­ ing your akin tone exactly, U la gives extra beauty. Always use a fresh puff and wash powder puds before they get soiled. A large bit of absor­ bent cotton also makes a smooth puff. Every now and then stir your powder with a stiver spoon or aa ivory muatord spoon. Powder "b ogs dow n" and gets heavy, so keep It fresh and "stirred u p." Use a small bruib re­ move powder from brows aad •yelaabee. 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W t t P ru ir terries T;H f m. a. w Christian Southern Methodist Hair Communis* — Faaillr terries a te Hunter Hakaal ■ ...... r iiu r r Ch r is t i a n c k v r c i d is c ip l e s o p c u b is t HIT S. Sanford A t * IL V irata Fa liar Sunday School _ 1:41 a. m. Maralac Warahlp a. m. Free Methodist Church Of Christ Baptist c h u r c h o r cM Jurr O ra m Ralph Brawar Jr. Braagallit Blbf* fchaal --------. lit * a. m. Moraine Warahlp — •:*• a. m. ■ aalaf Warakla — 4:14 » m. Wa4> Prarar larrlaa T ill p. a t N&zarene PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRItT Blghwap II Waat Merrla Hakr ------- >*aacaIM Hikla Claw — HiM a. a t Maralac Warakla — 11:11 a. m. Kraatac Warakla — HI* a* Blkla Ctaiaw w u . _ t i l l p. » Lutheran BOOB BMBFHSBD UITHIRAM CHURCH HIM A OrUada Drive Hwy. 11*11) ten lord, ria rlte m .T it t Tka Ttaa. J. Oordaa F a a r r> Paatar ■unday School ...... Rill t aa. Moraine Worship — UiM t m. Communion—rirat lunday la Bach Month X lada rcau sa and Mursarr Otrrjf Bad I won ftret prisa lact Saturday! It v u ths young people's Old* Tyma coatumt party at thd chords •ad wt had a wondsrful tins. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH ITII Country Club Hoad Bpoaaorad by Flrat Baptist Church Roy. R. T. Danstt _ — raster Sunday School _ _ >:tl A m. Worship Poryloo — 11:00 a m. Tralnlnc Union — . t i lt A re. y.renlns Worship 7:10 p. ra. Wed. ITayar Harr. 7:11 A roOSTEEN HAPTIItT ClllinCII HWT. 414 I'b. I l l - I l l * P a s t o r ___ Chsstar W. Plank ■unday S c h o o l___.. 10:10 A m. Moraine Harriet — tl:lk a. m. Training U n io n ------ *:1Q p. m. Evening Service __ Til* A «• ■unday School _ __ t i l l A m. Worohlp Sortlea — 11:11 a at Xladorcariaa sad Nursery FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB U k a Harp. F i t Rar. W. 1* Holcombs, footer ■unday 1:41 t at ------ Rlkla Hehaal 11:01 a. m . __Moraine Worship T:0a p. m. _ Byaalnc terries T ill P- m. _ Wad. Mld*Wook Prayar Harvleaa T:0l p. m. _ La at Wad. Mlaa* lonnry Carvlca Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CIIUHCH OP LONOWOOD SOI Oranaa Slraot Ray. E. Ruth Qrant — Paatar ■unday a c h o o l__ 10:11 a. m. Moraine W orsh ip l i i t l a. m. ■unday EyanJnc — T:tl p. m. Wad. Dibit study _ 7:10 A m. Connutrora Moatlnc F r id a y ------------- M l a » _ JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH t i n w . n u t atn a t Sunday School ------ ISHS a a Moraine Warship _ 11:01 a m, Blkla Study IS unday) 7:11 p.m. Bvaaasllalia >#rvka Till a mWad. Prayar Mast ~ T ill A m. Bill a t s p h s n s ------------Paster A Cordial Waleome to AU I go la almost mrything the club puts on, and of tours* then arc lota of actlvitiea bcaJdea partita and lanccA W# vlalt hospitals, wa collect and repair top for underprivileged children, and we help with various church events. Wa have regular religious discussion groups that often get me so Interested I continue the dls* euaeion around the family dinner table all week long! Uom and Dad don't mind, though. They think it’a good for me to be mixing with other young Christians, and they n e w worry when I’m over at the dub. 101 East loeoad atrial Sunday aorvtea A ■ unday School — I I ‘.*4 a m. Hub)ect: “ Ancient nnd Mo* Horn Necromancy, alia* Mae. merlom and IlypnvtlaD, Da* nouacod" Wsdnttday Biryloa - ■:** p. m. Roadlnt Room: t i l H. FlrtL W ookdayc U til A m . * l:t s A m. Friday Branlngi •>!*1:11 p. a LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THB REDEEMER 111 W. Iltk Plnea "The Church o f Uta Lutheran Hour** sad TV "Thlp la lha U fa " Ilorbart W. Oaarns___ , Pnotor PTRHT CHURCH o r th> m u R t x i W . t n l at. at M ajla A r t Paul Blekaa — . — Paatar HuaHar Hehaal ---- t ill a an. Maralac Warakla — 1 1 : 1 1 a m. Toatk .. ------ ------- l:N a. m. Toaug AHall F allaw ak ta----- — • M p, m. Tka Maaiaa Wa Baa# HaaacallaUa terries T ill a at MId-Watk Haralca (W a t) _ Tiff p. a . Third Cuadar Slagsplralloa _ _ Hill p. at Your own church offera many enjoyable and worthwhile activities for Christiana of tv try ag*. Why not join? You'll be warmly welcomed. Church Of God CHURCH OF OOD iln d 4 Freaah L H. A l f o r d ___ —------ Foots* funday Bchosl —_ 4:41 a sa Moraine Worship — 11144 A m. E rsn isllslls Psry. - T ill a m. T usa Prayar Sarv. - T ill a *• Thors. Toung Ptopla Endsovor ..... . T ill a ■*• far lha haUldlne of characnnd dtiaanahip It la a stora•pl/Uual valuau Without a CHURCH OP OOD o r PROPHECY 1111 Etm Avanua Its*. Robert Welch _ _ Paatar Sunday S ch ool___— 4:11 a. m. Worship Strylca __ 11:41 a m. K -nestlsUo Sarr. — Til* a mTuidari Dltala Tralalnf — T ill A *"• Thuradayi Touas Ptopla Bara lea Till pat. Wadnosdar I Corinthians 9: If-17 Thursday FhUippUni Friday waaaton 2:1-1 Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH III Park A?A Bar. Robert M. JoaklaA Pastor Moraine Worohlp __ 1:10 a m. Sunday Hohaal -----. 1:11 a ra. Moraine Worship — t i l l a m. MTF Msatlnea ___ |:tl p. a (Intsrmadlsta, Pentor) Bvanlne Worship _ 7:1* a m. GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Ray. W. E. Timms __Pastor ■unday S c h o o l..........M S a m. Moraine Sarvlcao „ U:»a a ra. Choir I'ractlca Wad. T:ll a m. Evsry One Wsloomo. Saturday Jamaa 1:22-17 Presbyterian FIRST PRESBTTBBIAH CHURCH ■an ford, PIa Oak Asa * IrS a t Orover C, Hawaii Jr. _ Psatoa Edgar W. Smith Jr. Assistant Pastor Church S c h o o l______|;«| a. m, Baaalon Msats — 11:11 a m. Moraine Worship _ ii;oa a m. Plonaar Fellowship _ 1:0* A m* Sanlor HI Pallowahlp 4:01 a m. Evening Worship 7:11 a m. Wad. Prayar Maotlne 7:11 a m. CHURCH OP THE COVENANT ITTI South Orlando Drlvo Thomas IL Makln ___ Pastor W o r s h ip --------------- «;«« a m. Ckuroh School — - It:** a ra. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. &. Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO, and Staff ZITTROWER BROS 1400 S. Elm SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges End Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17*92, Sanford NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC, HARRELL A BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St-, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford SANFORD WELDING A FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley A Employees BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 501 W. 1st. St*, Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford HILL HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Nawman and Employees A. DUDA A SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida BAPTIST J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff SMITTY'S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON. INC. ■nd Staff WHATABURGER 2545 French Avenu* WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO, John Dunn and Staff LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koleff and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO, J. M* Cameron and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND W ILE'S RESTAURANT Rose A Wilks Bowman A Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Ovisdo, Florida ML Stun Missionary Baptist. Sips* Are. N.w ML Calrory Missionary Baptist m i w. n th s l b'sw Salim Prl ml lira Baptist Church, !t«* W. 11th SL New ML Xian Baptist Church, 171* Pear Avs Oaklawu Uaptlat Ckapal, 1741 W. Mth SL nataau Uaptlat Church I'lnccrcat llaptlat Church, tit W. Onora ltd. Prairie Lab* Uaptlat Church, Hides ltd, Faro Park Progrssa Missionary Baptist Churak. Midway Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, Ninth E Hickory St. Jam*. Missionary Baptist Ckurtk Sts. ■t. Ann's Calholla Church, FerehlBf PUco. Denary ■L Mary Magdalena Catholic Church, Malt* laid Avo, Altamoatt Sprlaga Pa#Ia Waslayta MatbadtaL EL IS W, at Pools SL Jama* A M R . Sanferd Ass. ■L Mary's AM.E. Churak SL EL III Oataaa Sl PauTa Methodist C h u r a k Ostaan Rd. Entarprtaa Stafford Momartal MathadUt C h u r a k S. DoBary SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Paraal Luka S*T*nth-d*y AdcanUat Churak, Hwy. I ll, Portal City ■STtuth-day Advanllat Church. MallUnd A t * . Alumant* Sprlaga teaford Scvsnth-day Advaatlat church, teraath E Elm WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYAntioch Bepllal Church, Orledo Central DaptUt Church. 1111 Oak i l k CkuUala Flrat Uaptlat Church Chuluet* Uaptlat Ulaalsn B ite r Sprtnfa Uaptlat Church, IIS Lahmao Rd Flrat Uaptlat Church. I l l Park Art. Friendship Uuptl.t Church •( Alternants Sprint* BL Ml. Altanaaat* Spring* First Baptist Church of DoBary Flrat Baptist Chares at aaaava First Uaptlat Church at Laha Mary First Uaptlat Church at Laha Moaroa First Uaptlat Church * f Letgwood, Cor. Church E Uruat Flrat Uaptlat Church at Orlate First Baptist Church at tea Lante Springs First Shilah Miaalauary Uaptlat Church, t i l l W. lltb SL For cat City Uaptlat Church Fountain Hoad Baptist Church, Orlste Lava Southern Uaptlat Mlsaloa, chuluota Missionary Baptist Church North US. Enterprise Macedonia Mlsaloa Baptist Church Ouk Hill m l Octosn Morning Olory Baptist Ckuroh, donors Hwy. ML OUrs Missionary Baptist Church, Ssa Lands Springs A d , Longnoed ltd. I l l Oat tan ■L Paul Miaalauary Baptist Church, Ilk SL ■L Matthews Missionary Baptist Church Canaan tlolshto ■L John's Miaalauary Baptist Ckuroh, III Cyprsos SL Tttopic Baptist Churak, Falut Springs R i . Altamonte Springs Wtatslda Missionary Baptist Churak. I l l S Hally A t* Stas Mop* Uaptlat Chursh, f t l Orania Acs. CATHOLIC Churak at tka Nativity. Lake Mary All Saul* Catholic ckuroh. T il Oak At*. Homan Cal holla Macs. Sport Oman's Club. Chuluota CHRISTIAN First Christian Church. UI7 S. teufcrS Ava. Csngrcgullonal ChrlatUs Church, 1(11 Park Ava. Northaldo Christian Church, F l o r i d a Uavtu D r, Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Church Church Church of of of of ChrltL l i l t a. Pork Art. Christ. Oauara Christ. Lons wood ChrltL Paol* CHURCH OF OOD Church Church Church Ckuroh of af of of dad. dad, dad. dad I l l Hickory t i l* S. French Ovlada Mtoatoa. BntarprU* EPISCOPAL AU Salute Eplaoopol Ckurah E. Da Bary At * , Butarpaloa Christ Episcopal Ckurtk, Longwoa* All telnta Eplacopsl, EularpMs* Holy Crass Nplaceyat. Pork A t*, at ttk LUTHERAN Atetniloa Lutheran Church, Ortrbreok D r, Caaaclborry Hood Shepherd United Lulharn. Jltd E Orlande Dr. Lutharen Church of U * Rod so mar, 111 W. flth Place Mooalah Luthoroa Church. Amerloaa Laglou Hall. Pralrla Laha, Pern Park ■ l Lukes Lutheran Church, RL lid ilavla METHODIST Baraott Memorial Methodist Ckurah, B. DoBary Avo. Euterprloo Boar Laha Maihodlat ckuroh Ilothol AM.E. Church. Canaan Heights Casselberry Community Maihodlat Church. Hwy, tl*kl E Ptnoy llldgo ltd, Casaclbcrry DoBary Community Methodist Ckuroh W. Highland* DoBary Christ Methodist Churak Ionian* Estates First Methodist Church, t t l Park A t * Flrat Maihodlat Church of Orlads First Sou:horn Maihodlat Church Woman's Club 111 Ouk A t* Fra* Mathadlat Church, 141 W. Itk SL Qonava Maihodlat Ckuroh, deu ces Oreoa Maihodlat Chursh, Onora BA Oraat Chapsi A M R Church, Octcdo Oakgrara Mathadlat Church, Ovlada Oataaa Mathadlat Churak MAIARENS F I r* t Church af tka Naas rasa, W. tad at Mapla Fora Park Ckurtk a f tka X u a ra ta f f l r l n RA, Para Park Laha Mary Church a f th* Manures* PRESBYTERIAN Community Presbyterian Churak. Lake Mary Flrat Presbyterian Chursh. Ouk A t*. E Ird SL First Praabytanau Ckurtk. Chaaalbtrry Flrat Praabytartau Churak af DaBary, R 111(bland Protbytcrlaa Ckurah a f Tka Caasasut IMI R Orlando Dr. SL Andrews Praabytartau Church 1111 L*a> usal Bek. D r, tear Laha Upasta Carnal unity ProtbytarUh Ckurah. OTHER CHURCHES Alisa’s A.M.E. Church. OIItu E Illh Church of Ood In ChrltL Ovlada Chuluota Community Church Church of Ood *r Prophecy, SII7 Elm A t* Church af Ood Mission, Entarprtaa Ckurah af Jasua Christ af Latter Day Salat* t i l l Park A t * Community Chapel. Altamonte Sprints Eastern Orthsdos Church, St. Johns Chry* aoatom Chapel. Hwy. 17-IL Porn Park Coogrogallau Both lerasi. llth A Magnolia P in t Churak *1 Christ, SalaulML II* R tad SL Kingdom Hall at Jahoyah'a witness l-•ha Moaroa UulL t i l l W. Third SL Flrat Paaiacostal Church of Laagwood ML OllT* Holiness Church, Oak Hltl RA Ostooa Plnacraal Aoaomhly a f OaA 17lh E Elm Sanford Alliance Ckuroh. U*1 A Park At * Sanford Congregation ot Jehovah’s Wit* ■oaso* H I Soafard At * Tka telTsttea Army. I l l R. tad SL Ualtp Ckurah o f S a ilo r * t i l H. 1st SL �W 9* ***c 1 0 ^ Designed not only to help human su fferers but also to fcavw dollar* fo r b m in o n and industry, tha Contra] Florida 9 Council on A leohollim w ill ba organised a t 7:30 tonight a t tha American Red Croca building, 2401 Eaat Central A ren a*, Orlando. * • * Jim Crow* inform * u* tha ahad are running In the St. John* again. Several good catchea reported laat week. % * M . T. D ixon, Florida’* di­ rector o f veteran* affair*, say* that the liberalisation of tha veterans’ pension law, which goes into e ffect Jan. 1, w ill increase moet pension ra tes fo r veterans o f W W .1, W W H and tha Korean con­ flic t, and widow* and chil­ dren, by approximately seven M per cent. w • * # V Remember tha Judy Klnnlard Fund. Send your contri­ butions to Box 643, This la the little Geneva g irl who was struck by a hit-and-run driver a few weeks ago and now lies In the hospital with a broken back and other injuries. Tha Lions Club kicked o f f the fund with a 1 100 contribution. • • • The DeLand High football roosers didn't take too kindly to the burning o f the bulldog a t the stake during the Sem­ inole Band half-time show. Under cover o f darkness, (field lights were turned out) several DeLand rootera ran out on the field and attempt* ^ cd to "aava" the dog e ffig y , . b u t were thwarted by a band official. s e e 9 Q U ESTIO N : W hy were bar­ ricades not put up on First Street Wednesday afternoon during the Seminole High Sehoo] parade? Some drivers insisted on driving down the street in the middle o f the parade — a dangerous thing to do and disconcerting to the paraders. W e didn't see any city police around from where w * were standing (O ak and F irst). What happened? • * • 'J Reports from Ocala Indicate that on* o f tha most colorful entriea in that city’ s Christmas Parade last Saturday was tha Seminole High School Band. The local group also participated in last week’s Sants Claus parade in Orlan­ do. In between these perform­ ances the band a lio appeared a t the Seminole-DeLand foot­ ball game laat Wednesday. It must have been quite a week fo r Ernie Cowley and his eg gregatlon. ’* "T h a t's the kind o f a h oli­ day we like," chorused depu­ ties this morning when asked how things went Thursday. They ssid the only out o f the ordinary report they received wa* o f a stolen car. The wom­ an called back a little later, saying her hubby had tha car, ■ < • 4 • (| e Sometimes you can jump to conclusions. An ou t-of state ca r was seen being parked on First Street this morning— and the driver walked sway. Ha went as far a t French Avenue and then turned south. The witness told police o f his suspicions. A s police arrived, tha man was seen returning— carrying a gasoline can. He'd rua out o f gas. • 4 e • • N ext it's the Santa Claua arrival during tha giant Christmas parads next Wed­ nesday. And from than on things will be popping, what with shopping, parties and the like. • e • Freezing W eather Due Tonight Vegetable, Citrus Crops In No Danger LAKELAND (U P I) — Subfreelin g weather will push isto Florida as fa r south as O r­ lando tonight but forecasters said th a n would ba little or no froet. T h e n appeared to b e no danger to citrus la Central Florida nor to vegetabl* crop* in the aouthern half o f the state. Weatherman said tempera­ tures would rang* from cold to rather cool throughout tho whol* state Tuesday but F lor­ ida should begin warming up Toeeday n ig h t Tha thermometer w i l l plunge tonight as low aa 24 to 30 degrees In the N orth­ west Florida panhandle and 23 to 30 degrees in tile Su­ wannee end north portion o f the Gaineavillo districts. Temperatures may dip as tow as 20 degrees in the aouthern half o f tho Gains*villa district and northam half of tha Upper East Coast section, and between 30 and 34 in tha Orlando and north portion o f tha BrookvUl* dis­ trict*. Elsewhere predictions war* for temperature! in the upper 30s and lower 40s down to the Everglades, and In tha 40* around Lake Okeechobee and 90s in the Lower East Coast districts. Brisk n o r t h e r l y winds should keep frost from form ­ ing despite freexing ts m p a s ­ tures In tha upper half o f the ■Ute, forecaster* said. A s tha Faderal-Stata Frost Warning Service at Lakeland Issued its fr e e ie warnings, tha Miami W eather Bureau closed down tho 1904 hurri­ cane season today with its final summary o f tha tropical Atlantic and Caribbean Sea areas. Thera were no elgns o f tropical storm s on tha horIson, tha fin al report stated. Cold air dropped the tem­ perature fa r below aero In tho Northern Plains and chill­ ed much o f tha East today. Snow fell In the East, too, and hsavy rain drenched the Northwest. The temperature was 2S be­ low at Aberdeen, S. D., and seven below a t SL Paul, Minn., early today. The mer­ cury plunged Sunday to 2.1 below at Havre, Mont., and 29 below at Bismarck, N, D. Hazardous driving warnings wsra in e ffect fo r Maryland and West Virginia, with up to throe inches o f snow ex­ pected. Snow fell from the Ohio Valley to the middle Mississippi Valley, with three inches on tha ground at Springfield, 111, A reeding o f 12 in D ei Moines, Iowa, Sunday was only ons degree above the record low set in 1929. Four inches o f snow fell Sunday at Lamonf, Iowa, and West Point, Neb. Two funnel cloudi were spotted in lhs Miami area Sunday. Woman Slain At N. Miami NORTH MIAMI BEACH U P I)—The nude, badly beat­ en body o f a 60-year-old West New York (N . J .) widow was discovsred by police lata Sun­ day when they broke through the door o f her winter home here. Police la id tha victim waa Identified Monday aa Julia Berger. Her body w as found on a bed in tha beach home. A wire coat hanger had been iwistrd around her neck, am official said. That washing machine and dryer they've been wanting at Sanford Junior High for the LANSING, Mich. (U P I) — gymnasium has been approv­ ed by the school board. Seems Army Capt. Joseph G. Cald­ like they've been talking well, 27, o f Miami, Fla., quarterback o f tha I960 West about thesa two items for Point football team, died last months. Clad it’s over! night in St. Lawrence H o s ­ • • • p ital of injuriea suffered in a The U.S. Civil Service two-car collision. Commission h is announced ex­ aminations for persons taperienced in the automatic data A man identified as David processing field and officers for positions at federal penal Butler wa* charged with asand correctional institutions. tault with a deadly weapon For additional information in­ aftar a cutting incident at the terested persons may contact Goldsboro Bar. Police said the tha Commission at Washing­ victim Is Bertha Mae Arnold, of West 11th Street, ton, D.C. Assault Charged * * * on the S t Johna River * * * * "The Nile o f America” * > Ife r a U i sip cotwnm ) WEATHER: Cloudy and cold Timday; low tonight 25-88. VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON* NOVEMBER 30, 1964 ' I' "" Hospital Bids To Be Opened December 22 — WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e White House said today Presi­ dent Johnson "never enter­ tained" the thought of replac­ ing J. Edgar Hoover aa FBI director. George E. Beedy, presiden­ tial press secretary, made the comment in denying a magailnn report that Johnson was seeking a replacement for Utf 69y car-old Hoover. "T h e President never heard of any inch proposal — that Mr. Hoover bo rcplacrd—and never entertained any auch Idea," Reedy aaid. "I t 's unfortunate that this story wasn't checked out prior to publication," he added. Reedy made the (Utem ent in response to a query. Rumor Denied Of Expansion Rumors indicating that the Pinccrest Shopping Center in South Sanford would be ex­ panded were denied today by the Me Elroy, president of Bcltemead Corporation, developers of the trade center. "W e have no immediate plans in prospect for expand­ ing our center in Sanford," he said, but he added, "that doesn't mean that we don't in­ tend to enlarge the develop­ ment " M cElroy said that this situa­ tion could change overnight but that at this time there waa nothing he could an­ nounce for publication. > iu u v a ••• BRADENTON (U P I) - The body o f a seven-year-old Tam ­ pa boy was recovered from a lake near here Sunday night WASHINGTON (U P I) after an ail-day search for the President Johnson returned to youth by officials. his White House desk today with a full rang* o f problems —both foreign and dom eitlc— MOSCOW (U P I) — The bidding for hit attention. Uppermost on hit agenda United States has submitted a bill to the Soviet government was a full-scale review of U. for damage done the American S. strategy In the antl-Com Embassy oy Atro-Aslan stu­ munlit w ar in South Viet dents demonstrating against Nam, one of • long aerie* of such sessions. tha Congo airlift. No lea* urgent, however, were the problem* of the PASADENA, Calif. (U P 1 > - NATO Alliance and the future Tha Mars-bound U. S. space­ of the American • aponsored craft Mariner-4 "lo ck e d " onto Multilateral Nuclear F o r c e th* bright itar Canopus with (M LF). British Prime Minister Bar Us electronic ey* early today in a tricky maneuver which old Wilson arrives in Waihingstopped the craR's roll in ton next week for talks on these subjects. apace. Th* Chief Executive, who returned Sunday night from an 11-day working vacation at his NEW YORK (U P I) - The Texas ranch, confers with Am lowest temperature reported bassador Maxwell D. Taylor this morning to the U.S. Wea­ Tuesday on Viet Nam. ther Bureau, excluding Alas­ In advance of the session, ka and Hawaii, waa 30 below Johnson put a damper on spec­ zero at Brslntrd and Bemldjl ulation about any expansion Minn. The highest reported of the three year-old U, S. Sunday w at 47 at Los Angetei, military effort in South Viet Calif., and Clewtston, Fla. Nem. He told a Saturday newt conference that such speculation waa ‘ 'prem atura" TALLAHASSEE (U P I) and that he expected no State Comptroller Ray Green dram atic announcement alter warned county tax assessors the Taylor meeting. today that they probably ar* In recent days, admlnlitra t eg te b a r e te ,1* have become «1 af er the degree of eolation that a Ion to "extend the t be Imminent. t » v e aasurancca that there was no "c r U is " atmos­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — phere, and that Johnson wss Railroad and union negotiator* approaching the problem meat with Labor Secretary W. with a spirit of caution. Willard Wtrti this afternoon H iere is said to be no inten­ for tuzthcr barga ■ ;ng on a tion la Washington to abandon wage dispute w b lc P ^ ii threat­ th* basic policy of seeking ened a nation wide rails itrik*. solutions which avoid a major The strike originatly was war. scheduled to begin Nov. 23 Thla would rule out any deci­ but was postponed. sion for large-scale Invasion of North Viet Nam or bomb­ ing o f m ajor Industrial tar CAPE KENNEDY (U PI) gets deep In that country. The Federal Spsce Agency said today it plans to send Its two-seater Gemini spaceship on Its final unmanned test flight next week to clear the way for the first two-man flight early next year. Project Gemini, followed on to the su c­ cessful Mercury program, la VA TICAN CITY ( UPI ) — designed to keep two men In Th* Vatican announced tnd*y orbit for up to two weeks to that Pope Pnul VI will stop practice for Apollo moon briefly Irt Ilf Irut, Lebanon, (lights expected by 1970. Wednesday during his flight lo the Eucharistic Congress in Bombay, India. Pop* Paul u**d hi* blessing to the crowd* in St. Peter'* Square Sunday to ask fur prayer* that hi* trip tu the WASHINGTON (U P I) - Cungre** be seen a* purely GOP member of the Senate devotional. Th# 34th Cnngr*** nf th* rules committee dropped hints today o f new evidence which Roman Catholic Church got could expand the Bobby Bak­ duwn to wuik today with an­ er Investigation th en it opens ticipation mounting over th* Pope's impending visit. again Tuesday. Daylong study session* Thera were indications that the new evidence Involved the war* mapped out for Catholic alleged use of "party girls" by prelates and priest* and visit­ government ami Industry offi­ or* to discus* problem* rang­ cials in Washington—an angle ing from worldwide activities th* committee refused to ex­ of tha church to local Asian plore in its previous investiga­ famine. rfERE*i ? M E fl/ H G CHRISTMAS “ CHRISTMAS" (Christmas. Fla., that U) will be postmarked on greeting cards deposited at the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. Chamber officials will transport the cards to Christmas. Kirs. W. A. Chastain (left), of the Chamber office, accepts greetings cards from Mrs. B, A. Fradd, o f Orlando. (Herald Photo) LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con The plane crash report came go (U P I) - A chartered Bel­ aa hopes dim m ed for aaaiog gian airliner Sunday that MO White h oita fM crashed and burned d t^k* o ff from s*»nl*y port, U was report* K f There were conflicting DieTilrd of the death t o ll rebels ittffosed against des­ In Brussels, tha Belgian gov­ perate efforts by outnumber­ ernment Institute for Informa­ ed Congolese Army troops and tion and Documentation (INwhite mercenaries to crush BEL), said the plane waa shot the rebellion. down by rebel gunfire and Report* from fighting areas that II persons were believed were scant but the rebel* to have been killed. were reliably reported to con­ Reports received here said trol almost one sixth of the seven crew members and pas­ country — an area about as sengers atxiard the four-en­ large as the state of Texas. gine DCt were killed. Other "With the withdrawal of the sources said 33 persons were Belgian paratroops and the killed and seven Injured. Congolese Vrmy bogged down The plane had transported on all fronts, the chances of ammunition and supplies to survival for many of the Congolese erm y troops in whites arc seriously com ­ Stanleyville. It was owned by promised to say the least," the Belgian International Air one military observer said. Service ( DIAS) and chartered Nearly 2.00C hostage* were by the Congolese government. rescued last week in two spec­ Catholics Use M ass Reform tacular missions carried out by the Belgian paratroopers jumping from U. S Air Force plane*. The troops left the Congo Sunday en route hack lo Brussels. Eighty-five—and possibly as many as 137—hostages were slam by rebels before help could reach them Three of the victims were Americans and at least five more U.S. citizen* remained at the mer­ cy of savage rebels today. Locks On Star 30 Below Counties Warned Rail Parley Space Test Pope Prepares For India Visit N E W YORK ( UPI ) — Th* tuition'* R o m a n Catholics Sunday iuaugutalrd th* use o f English and nthi>r revolu­ tionary reform* in the Sun­ day Mai*. Many appeared a bit ionfused but generally pleated with the service tiut places new emphatia on participa­ tion by pari»hioner*. For some o f the country's IS million Catholica it wus undoubtedly a shock to hear themselves concluding t h * PETROS, Tenn. (U P I) — Mas* proper with tha words, ‘‘ Thanks be to God." .Since Around 133 convicts, armed c h i l d h o o d they had been with dynamite, revolted in a mine shaft and held three taught, "D eo gratia*." foremen a a hostages for 12 hours until prison authorities agreed to hear their griev­ tion last July ances on mailing privileges. The foremen were released unharmed shortly alter mid­ night and the prisoners return­ ed to their cells in the Brushy Mountain State Prison. Prison Hostages Freed Unharmed ‘New Evidence1 In Baker Case SHOPPING OATS lEfT e H jp J t r a t (G lfru rtu ta n The ogeleas story sf the lirtk of Christ, sensitively told is terms of s little shepherd boy of th* timo, will appoor is this nowspopor. lo sure to watch for this bsautifully ill ultra tod, \ Full Calendar Faces LBJ As Vacation Ends “ HONEY QUEEN" Karen Ruetcr (right) and Karen Lee will give away the toys in this eightfoot stocking at Florida State Bank to area children after the Jaycee Christina* parade (Herald Photo) Wednesday afternoon. U. S. Sends Bill A Holiday Story for Youngsters! heartwarming story strip. NO. 832 1 Rebels Shoot Hoover Report Down Airliner Denied By LBJ SANFORD, FLORIDA Body Recovered Seminole Memorial Hospltat Administrator Bob Besserer announced that bids (or the It million 40-bed expansion pro­ gram will be opened at 7 p. m. Dec. 22. Besserer and Sanford archi­ tect John Burton IV conferr­ ed with officials of the Hous­ ing and Home Finance Admin­ istration In Atlanta last week when plana and specification) for the new wing were approv­ ed by the federal agency. Beaaerer, during an Inform­ al press conference Saturday afternoon, said that the 60bed addition, the third expan­ sion program since the hos­ pital was opened, would bring the number ot beds available to patients to 200, give or take fir* either way. "O u r architect," said Besscred, "w a s highly compliment­ ed when HHFA authorities told us that Rurton's plans and specifications were some o l the beat thsy had exam ined." Besserer stated that he ex­ pected construction of the new wing to begin right after the first o f the year. W. R Officer Dies jj Seminole County Explosion Victim Reported ‘Fair* Russell Talmadge. 22, of 311 Granada Court, severaly burn­ ed Nov. 19 when a cooker e x ­ ploded at the HL1I Plant, was reported in fair condition to­ day at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Talmadge suffered second and third degree burns over 10 per cent of his body when the boiler exploded, officials said today. CHRISTMAS SCALSIifllTIlii liber RESPIRATORY DISEASES Yialetide Parade 'Greatest Ever' What is expected to be the aver staged In Sanford.” largest Christmas parade In The Shrine Club fu a anil Sanford history will begin will be a highlight o f th* her* Wednesday at 3:30 p m. event as it perform s with it* Mora than 110 units will par- zany antics, Albert said. ticlpata in It. Santa Claus will be riding Wayn* Albert, parade chair­ atop one o f the 8anford-S*mman, report* thla year’s event inole Jaycee floats. will be "the longest, finest The theme o f the p a n d a is and most beautiful parada "M y Christmas D ream " and th* two boys who aubmlttad the winning theme w ill b# giv­ en a special spot In tha par­ ade. The winners a n Scotty Fuller, 4, and Dicky D eal, 9. Marching bands from schools throughout Central Th* opening o f th* new Florida will participate. The Ssminot* Lodge N u r s i n g parade will be ted b y the Sem­ Home in Sanford Sunday was inole High School band. Thla 1* the 15 annual par­ a "sm ashing euccess." ade staged by the Jaycee* and More than 1,000 persona it is expected to d n w ant o t streamed into the sparkling the largest crowd* In Sanford new facility between noon and history, A lbert aaid t h l e 8 p.m. and the owners, Mr. morning. end Mr*. Donald Graham, ex­ pressed themselves "o v e r­ whelmed” a t the tremendous lntarsat shown by pdr-ons’ who flocked In from all over Central Florida. "W e had no idea to many people would attend — my By Ualled Frets husband lost hla vole* com­ The nation'i traffic toll for pletely, he talked to so many the Thanksgiving weekend fell people. When we opened the far short of the toll for a sim­ doors at noon, there were lines ilar period last year. o f people already waiting to The United Press Interna­ com* in, and this continued In tional count at 8:30 a.m . (bow­ a steady stream fo r eight ed that 339 persona had died hours," said Mr*. Graham. in traffic accidents during th* The new nursing home lo­ huliday period. cated on Bay Avenue will op­ The breakdown: Traffic, en Tuesday with 33 beds and 332; fires, 43; planet, 21, and ail facilities for 21-hour care. miscellaneous, 108, for a total On th* sta ff are Donald of 706. Graham, owner and adminlSeventeen persona died on strator, Mr*. Florence Gra- Florida's roada during tha hern, secretary; Mrs. Marie l o n g Thanksgiving holiday Graham, BN, nursing tupqr- weekend, the Florida Highway intrndent, plus a staff o f four Patrol said Monday. New Y ork led the nation registered nurses, fiee nurse* aides, an orderly and a kitchen tt.Ci 43 traffic deaths, follow­ ed by Texas 40, California 34. craw o f three. Illinois 23 and Michigan and Pennsylvania 2J each. Mon­ tana and Wyoming were tha MI AMI <UI*I) - James U\ nnly states with no reported Matthew* wa* sworn in today accidental deaths o f any kind. The holiday began at 6 p.m. aa an assistant U. 3. A t­ torney in Miami. Ha is tha Wednesday and continued un­ first Negro to hold such • til midnight .Sunday. The Napost in the south. I(.t was a 1tiun.il Safety Council said municipal judge at Opa Locku |that for a similar 102-hour liefora receiving Ilia federal period last November 6(32 per- 1,000 Visit Nursing Home Traffic Toil Hits 539 In Nation Oath Is Given appointment. j sons died. Christmaitime . . . anytime! Count on Penney’* far conti nirnt credit . . • Ju«t buy it . , • Charge it e n n e iff f t alw ays Finer q u a l i t y ® Russell Pushes For Viet Action WASHINGTON (U P I) -S e n . Richard B. Russell, (D-Ga.) Just back from a Texas visit with President Johnson, Wed­ nesday indicated support for stepped-up U. S. military ac­ tion in Viet Nam. Russell, chairman o f the In­ fluential Senate Arm ed Ser­ vices Commltte*, told news­ men ‘ ‘ wa either have got lo get out or take some action to help the Vietnamese, They won’t help them reives. "W e made a mistake in go­ ing in there but l can 't figure out any way to get out with­ out scaring the rsat of the w orld." t FOR HIM . . . LEATHER OPERAS 3 99 Brown Handiom* opera mode) ■Upper* . . . leather up­ per*. cushion crapo sols*. Lots o f com fort, lata o f life. SOFT-STEP SLIPPERS EDGED IN FUR 2" A collaring of m l ttT trim* this low-bee led slipir, So comfortable, toe. £ it*. 4 to 10. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 27, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 27, 1964. 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M fa r coffaa at 1 p.m,, hear apaakara a t 1 p-m. and refreshments a t M O district conprlaaa Oranca and Oacaola 4,000 Applaud As Seminoles Half Bulldogs Burp « H ops Thanksgiving, too. a • N ow sit back and Sanford Herald, Wa early today ao art Joy part i M k i ' our fam ilies, copy o f able car! 4 SHS Scm lnolei Crisis Talks season SAIGON (U P I) — South Viet Nam’a high National Council today s u m m o n t d Prims Mlniatar Tran Van Huong for crlala talks on his shaky civilian government. night at Sanfoni'a Memorial Stadium with i n lo l i victory over the DeLaad Bulldog! in the school's annual homecoming game. arly t.000 saw ie rivals battle , 14 to 14, and it out of the rising third and a fourth Did you, la p gam* didn't you, o f tha * away. W N ice pai blca as ths-tow«*s — has takenW • * railing has kaan fas tha (5,000 he originally pro lead tha Garden Club building. He g ot thing o f f to a good donating the land building, you'll • • N ow la ■ good ttiueBi men tlon that we’d tike ta *<< a little more in the w ag o f act­ ual "alumni nativity" at “ Hom ecom ing'' :Jgeat year. M ore in the w g ^ L h W o r in g eld grade — a re­ ception. m*ybw“ J feeg ra m featuring form er' cfcae pres­ idents or student body pres­ ident*. More o f a real ••home­ com in g.'' How about it, SHS ? • • • |Ttr ’ groundlie r was go (U P I) — Hied sa d five Oher troops and U, ops wounded. ots today reacta^l Peur o f the U.S. Aii fo rce hostages "in im transport planes, piloted from reiiel-held Americana, were hit but other spectacular Con! age uus said to hove been drop. or. Tha dawn mission into Only half o f tbs Ai)U Bel­ heart o f Congolese jungles gian paratroops who took part N ow , what does • couple followed by 4d hours a shad­ in the Sun ley ville mission do? ier sir bora* rescue fligh t to were used in M r. and M land are pi struct a (30, 130,085 t « M m Tads leyville. fighting a in property they own on Sandfrom Stanleyville. merciless war o f extinction lake Road. Directly behind Paulis, £25 mile* northwest against diehard rebels in Stmntheir property i* a parcel of o f Stanleyville, was believed i leyville and the jungle area land owned by tha county. to have been the last major surrounding it. The Belgians Copeland aaked the Commis­ pocket o f rebel resistance. |fought side by side with Consion i f it would consider put­ It fell today 2H houm af- I golrse Army troops and while ting tha property up for sale ter the paratroops landed, but mercenaries. and accept bids. Tha Commission hesitated tinea It txplained that It m ight want to use tha prop­ erty fo r trading purposes to g e t one last right-of-w ay It aeeda on S a n d l a k * Road. Chairman Jim A very remark­ In ilrd Prr*s International ed, “ W e might want ta use Unlike the m o u r n f u l the percei fo r a u altntian Thanksgiving o f one year ago, du m p." Americans cetera ted the holi­ That really threw a day today in joy and gratiat the Copelands.^ j tude. " I ’ m now o From a turkey and corneaid, “ about bulb I bread dressing-laden table on POO home with a famed Texa* ranch to quiet, dump in my hack |snow-drenched Montana hill­ are w e to d o ? " sides, the day was on* o f Commissioner |thankful reverence, f a m i l y aader pointed reunions and contended rol­ assure you w e ll not da *wything m aliciously." ,-! ♦ licking. LEO F g •? Tropical Park feb*. A • \ M IAMI (U P I)— Spruced-up Tropical Park opens South Florida’s IJii-day horse rar­ ing season today with the split running o f the (10,000added Hurricane Handicap. A Thanksgiving Day crow d of ugout 17,000 is expected. r f f j ^ « ' FBI Knows HOMECOMING QUEEN Barbara Cox wa* in­ troduced at halftime of Wedneaday night's sea­ son finnle of the Seminole High School grid members. Mis* Barbara Cox is nhown a* she was escorted for the crowning by David Lanier. Cold, Snow Blanket North On Holiday By United Press A cold wave ami a band o f snow provided a wintry set­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — ting today for Thanksgiving Tha F B L k n ow j w)to hilled ju the northern ^United J u te * . the th u s young civil right* A cold wave warning was w o r k e r * at Philadelphia, Mi**., last summer ae well ae who was responsible fo r the fatal bombing of a Birming­ ham church in 1W3. lock Ua\ n i g h t he InUrcepted a DeLantl urned 30 the Semihey never in a 27 to v e r the Photo) Orlandoan Dies O LANTA, S. C. ( UPI ) — Eight persona. Including I)cmetrio Julio Crux, 2<J, o f Or­ lando, Hu., were killed early today in a two-car collision on U. S. 301. The other vic­ tim* wet* three adults and four children, all riding in a station wagon. Steel Parley pa seed to I t 30-yard TD PITTSBURGH (U P I)—Tha BdUdog* tied it Wage Policy Committee o f ckenridge the United Steelworkers of bis rj three yards America (U S W ), whose 1.2 * url million members have not had ininoie up late in a general pay increase in the third end Larry four years, meet her* next Matson In a Wreck- week to formulate demand* enridge went 30 fur an entirely new contract yards for • Jcounter and with the basic steel industry. Danny Til it with uot in the an cight-f fourth. Tha win gave Seminole a season record o f seven victor­ ies, two ties and a sinule loss. Today's Sanford Herald The huge float sponsored brings jou it* a n n u a l by the Latin Club won first Christmas Shopping Guide. pise* in the Homecoming pa­ In It yeu will find a huet rade. This float depicted a of special Item* offered by g l u t Hercules, holding a tiny area merchants which ha* b u lld o f'b y the scruff of the proven so popular in the neck. _ past. place winner was We invite end urge you lo tla Junior Class float which visit the merchants to take resembled a graveyard, but advantage o f the*« early was titled the ••Bulldog Bone(hristm a* Season aperial* yard." This flout hud a bull­ which they have prepared dog with his head in a guillo­ for you. You'll be glad you tine. did. Para-medic float won third prise with Its steamroller Remember lo "Shop Sem­ squashing the 'D ogs. inole end Save." Christmas Guide Today Prisoners Eat 'High On Hog' WASHINGTON ( UPI ) - The United States and Japan Wed­ nesday concluded a two-year agreement governing king fib fishing tn tins eastern Bering Sea. Under the agreement Japan will limit her king crab catch In the area off Alaska to 1*5.0O0 cases a )ear, a 20 per cent catch. Also put into effect were conservation measures banning the taking of certain crabs. Gratitude Prevail MAD OUK ADS Tha accidental crept up slowly death in toil is opening hour*. The tional Unitel count Press at 2:30 Interna­ a. m. showed II person* had died in traffic and other arridents. A year ago, the nation sat down to holiday tales with appetite* numbed and hearts ■tunned over the aaaaieinatlon o f President John F. Kennedy lix day* earlier. The First Family this year gathering LBJ worker* to the toads for the City, holiday caused traffic jam* Tex., fur a late afternoon and haiardous driving. Many persons p r e f a c e d rural o f Iowa turkey and Mr*. their feast with religious Johnson's own special co m ­ services, in New York, Meth­ bi tad dressing. odist and Presbyterian con­ Cold wave warnings were gregations joined for a union out for much o f the northern observance at the Central plains and northern Rockies. Synagogue in Manhattan for Teniperaturra dropped below the 23th time. aero in Montana where up to M aty’* annual Thankagiv. a fo o t o f snove fell Wednes­ ing Day parada in New York day. marked the official Christ­ The rush o f student* and mas isasun kickoff. Ranch near on the Johnson posted fo r much of the North­ ern Plains and northern Rocklea. The temperatur* fell to 12 below i*ro a t Havre, Mont,, •**ly J « U y „ SnDWTell f i nnt Lake Super­ ior te Nebraska. It ctma a f­ ter • atorm Wednesday dropred up to a foot of anow In Montana. Heavy rain fell In the East. M o n than one inch fell In a six-hour period at Allentown and Scranton, Pa., and New. •'Resident*'' of correctional ark, N J . Rain broke Pennsyl­ institution* in Seminole Coun­ vania and South Carolina ty will rnjoy holiday feasts droughts. Rain also fell In Idaho, today along with the citisens W aihington and Oregon. on the outside. Winds guating at more than At the city jail a dinner o f 40 mllea an hour knocked roast turkey, yams, fresh v eg ­ dawn power lines In New etables uml cranberry sauce York and blacked out an area will be topped o ff with pump­ o f 20 blocks in th« Bronx. kin pie. Winds o f about the samo Inmates of the county Jail speed whipped the snow In will have roast chicken Instead Montana and toppled n radio o f turkey, hut there'll be station power at North Char­ dressing, pumpkin pie for des­ leston, S.C. sert and vegetables including A m o n g s t tha virgnrous turnip green*. weather was a note from the A t the State's Division o f W est Michigan Touriit As­ Correction prison ferm at sociation. It said unh'it there Oviedo, an inquiring Herald is a heavy snowfall fast, few reporter wa* invited to join ski resorts will be utile to op­ the " resident s’* there for a en this weekend. Boyne Moun­ feast of roast turkey, with all tain, Crystal Mountain and the trimmings plus a choice o f Cahcrfue all were supposed to pumpkin or mincemeat pie. open this week. U. S. Signs Fact On Crab Fishing NO. 330 Giant Parade Set To Start Christmas Era Taylor Arrives Someone once said there a: f givInR. One is grudito giving w "we have to," another is duty giving which say* "we ought to," and the third is thunks giving Look for which means "we want to." cica along The first is from constraint, the second Wednesday from a sense of obligation, but the third comes telling from a full heart. their P a i t j ____ It’s in this latter sense that The Herald larahlp Fend. tt’ a joins with thousands of Seminole County citizens on ly w ay th fefca today to express to our gratitude to God and to money for tha fund.; one another for the gracious manner in which tu t fo r tha all of us have been so abundantly blessed this a ' a Lpust year. Elliott Seminole County has been blessed with new Ident o f tha people, new ideas, new projects, new businesses, velopm ent «new industries and — perhaps most of all —- a plea, lias m e w zeal and determination to carry out the host * o f projects which, when completed, will make firm has alto to the lathis one o f the lending counties in Florida. tlon o f Collier , While we are thankful for so many phasMjH future construct) ' ef business, civic and professional life which lie high ichoal. has done so much for our county and its com­ • • munities, we are also grateful that through thjl fffo rts of many organizations we have in g*tjr Ground wai bi c machinery which will muke realities o f fo r the new (55, y proposed projects. Center at Sunland W e can Include the proposed marina, Tha Sanford Garden rminal, the St. Johns-Indian River Can, worked hard for many, te university, the community junior C<tt to aaa this dream taka d now a technical high school. tn brick and mortar. They o f these projects could have come i* have quite a waya to go to they have toward materilization without it all paid for, and will ha ving” of time and talent by so many ihn*edlng a little help from ls — not because they have to or ought eryone. — because they want to. nt’s why The Herald "wants" to and “ is” B rallty Odham has addi on this Thanksgiving Day. another (1,000 contribution to 3 SANFORD, FLORIDA Key Witness WASHINGTON (U P I) Senate investigators plan to hold a preliminary Interview Friday with inauranco man Don B. Reynolds a key wit­ Sparkman ness in the latest chapter o f for Semin- tha Bobby Bakar case. only to have right back to % from Gary WASHINGTON (U P I) — Bob Apgar. U. S. Ambassador Maxwell ed the lead D. Taylor arrivea hare today for a high-level administra­ tion review o f strategy in the anti-Communiat war in South Viet Nam. separata tha j from tha newt? cil dcak whfch enough to five.m an tha majo: town at M closed MOSCOW (U P !)—Tha So­ viet Union ehargtd today that the Belgian paratroop reacue o f whits hostages in Paulis, the Congo, w as “ a new act o f aggreaaion." out their regular 10-game grid Wednesday THURS., NOVEMBER 26, 1964 ‘Aggression* Other Sterlet. Page • The Established 1908 n a w A By Jnliin Menetmm Caaaalba m u tin y room 2E % United Pres* Leased Wire Boost Expected In Postal Rates JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (U P I) — Postmaster General John A. Gronouski said Wed­ nesday there may be Increases In postal rates for second and third class mail in an effort to cut the post office deficit. Gronouski, after conferring with President Jobnron on the LBJ Ranch, said he and the President had discussed the possibility of rate increases. He said Johnson told him to make a study o f those categor­ ies of m ail that represent a "n et lo s s " lo the government. Second and third-class mail* —Including books, magatines and circulars—falls into this category, he said. Gronouski said Johnson also directed stu­ dies to see If costs could be reduced by eliminating sev­ eral hundred o f the nation's smallest post office*. Swanky Liner Splits tanker In Dense Fog NEW Y O R E (U P I) - W E A TH E R : Fair and mild thru Friday; high 75-80; low tonight 55-85. i l l Sunday a t Saaford >y Cantar. Tha public la 9 on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile o f America” By Harry 1. Johnson What la expected to be the targeat Christmas parada lo Sanford history Is In the mak­ ing for 3:30 p.m. Dec. 2 in downtown Sanford. The plana are being made b y Wayne Albert, general chairm an o f the Sanford-SemInole J a yceei group, and a host o f sub-committee chair­ men. Albert a*id there are 110 unit* and 13 band* entered to date. The parade will form east o f Sanford Avenue and F ln t Street and move wfitward to Oak, then south to Fourth, eaat to Sanford, north to Sec­ ond and disperse at San Juan. All county school* will be let out that day at 2:30 p.m. so itudents and faculty m em ­ bers can participate or view the event. Local itate officials will Join city and county commis­ sioners, the police and fire chiefs, sheriff, Navy and Ma­ rine officers at the base, Cham ber o f Commerce offi­ cials, mayors of other Semin­ ole communities, and a host o f other* as special members of the parade. Special guests w i l l be D icky Deas, nine, and Scott Fuller, six, winners of the Jaycee parade theme contest with ihelr suggestion of “ My Christmas D ream ." Assisting Albert in the ar rangementa are the following com m ittee chairmen: Santa Claus. Bob Wade; publicity. Bill Reck; mar­ shals, Mike Richardson; J u d g e s , DeWltt Mathews; route, Wcmlall Springfield; convertibles, Jim McKee; balloon sale and shopping tour, Joe Russl and Bill Richardson; dignitaries, T om ­ m y Speer. Jaycee Wives will sell pop­ corn along the route and past Jaycee presidents will sell peanuts. Albert any* the Shrlners fun and frolic unit will take part iu the event, during which ilx trophies will be offered In six different categories. Memorial Slated For Atomic Site WASHINGTON (U PI) - The University ot Chicago site where the atomic age was born 22 years ago will tie mem orialired as a national historic landmark. Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall will ntak the formal desianatioo of the north stands of the university's old Staff Field in cerem onies in his o f­ fice next Wednesday. teen crew m en were overboard today when tha Iiraeli luxury liner Shalom col­ lided with a Norwelglaa tank­ er in dense fog. The U. S. C oait Guard re­ ported that tha tsraall User split the tanker Dagali 1* two and that lo o f the vaaeel'a crew m en who were swept overboard w ere chafing to the bow section. The Dagali la slaking, the Coast Guard said. It waa not Immediately known If there were aay In­ juries to crew or pasaeiftr* aboard the Shalom. The Coast Guards Hid the accident happened about IT mllea northeast af Bareopt Light, N. J., while the Shalem was outbound on a Thankagiv Ing cruise. Early reports laid the Shalom collided with the Dagali near the atari section. The Norwegian v i a**! Im­ mediately radioed an SOB and reported It w a i taking hi wa­ ter and ta danger ef sinking. Tha Shalom radioed H wee in no Immediate danger, hot waa reported to have suffered damage to the how aectien and was taking In water in the forward hold and compartments. The (20 million luxury later radioed It waa to port under It* ow The Coast Guard H id R ' having difficulty in determin­ ing the exteat of damage to the vessels because the heavy fog had reduced visibility to near zero. 2 M end ueried In B & E Probe By City Police Tw o men are being held *a suspicion o f breaking end en­ tering after they reportedly tried to "ca a h " e bagful e f pennies at a place which ioet some pennies earlier In the day In a burglary. Being queitioned by city pa* lice are men identified H Johnnie Lee Golden and Jef­ ferson Jnn**, both o f 007 San­ ford Avenue. Polk* say they tried te ex­ change the pennies for folding money at Henderson's Bar, 720 E. Seventh St., last night. The bar had been entered during the previous night by breaking ■ window and cut­ ting a screen, A pey telephone was also ripped o f f the will ami taken, police said. Thieves removed three M * uusy windowa from the Goldsboro Elementary School some­ time Tuesday night o r aarty Wednesday and took betwaeii $2 and (3 from a secretary's office. The Chick-N-Treet at 1(0* S. French Av*. waa entered by someone heaving a con­ crete slab through the front door. A cigarette machine was cracked open and about *20 taken, polka report. W h y You Should Buy TIRES From Lifetime Unconditional Hoad Hazard Warrmaljr • Periodic Inspection * Tire notation • Flat Tire Repair • Front End Check BUDGET TERMS— NO CARRYIN G CHARGES Gunshot Som eone shot a hoi* in a utility door o f a new ^luee at St. Johns Avenue and West Fourth Street, police reported today. Fif­ swept 32MU1 405 W . F ln t SL SANFORD, FLORIDA �Sm oked (WHOLE) Tntnom m 'a great sciential m ay very welt be that young­ ster who today it continually asking “ why” and “ wheref c r i " , Or, ba tniy b# tha toqui«itlve teenager who want* to know about everything from nutcr-xpace to under water ex­ ploration, li t never too early to ipark and itlmultte the iplrtt of in­ quiry In children, and a microarope It one of tha beat waya to do to. Nothin* quite comparat to the thrill of discovery aa a child le a n t about tha many wonders of this world. A microscope ran ta m e at a passport to the invisible phenomena around us— In the air w « breathe, la plant life, in the soil and la countless everyday objects, This year you caa liv e your own potaetlal scientist a vary special thrill with a proleaaional-type microscope or sci­ ence sat of his owa. t or the first tin t, a leading producer of opUcil products for science and industry hia brought out a new Una o f mlc m ic o pas sad acleaca tats de­ signed for beglnnara— for as young as eight year* old—as wall aa for teen-agars. These microscopes ara offi­ cially approved by educational consultants and ara used in all levels of science education'll! many school ayslams. Such a Christmas g ift for the Interested youngsters can he the start of a rewarding career, nr help launch a life­ time hobby. A gilt o f m icro­ scope can also provide the basis (or many ihsred family projects. Tha young boy will enjoy starting hia * exprim tnte" by examining familiar objects around him — a human hair. M erchants PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 27th THRU THE WEEKEND a QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 1 BCCN- -*ATAJMP* -■ -1 MAYFAIR FRESH TASTY W E F CUBES OR UfMUCK ROAST ■ciivt w im v o u e r u to iiu 24 OR BREADED CHUCK WAGON PCFF P BEEF STEW B O N E L E SS CHUCK FROZEN FLA. OR CA. GRADE *4 •FRESH LEG OR MEAV BEEF CUBE STEAK YOUR CHOICE! CHASE & SANBORN FYNETASTE T - t WITH 5.00 OR MORE MORE ORDER Greeting Cards Are More Fun Creating cards (or young­ sters are more tun than ever, Ihie year, Games and storylook s that burst Into three di­ mensional ecenes ■ . . cards that ran ba made into tree ornaments or Uirlilines mo­ bile* and other novelties ir r included in « UKit collect nut, according to Mrs. Jeannette he*, design director. New ibis yrsr Is a paper barn farm Hint comes (uldrtl list in its envelope and opens into a 4 compartmented barn­ yard complete with 14 poundnut animal*, a complete family as well ai fenting, wells, and firm wagons dcilgned to give a child many hours o i amuse­ ment. Three dimensional, this greeting card stands 1 inch High and la more th in IS mcho# across, There Is Christmas fun for * ' aw ed girl" In a card open mg to a four-room cottage for paper dolls. Cut-outs Include furniture and a family o f four, f o r a boy who wants to be an astronaut, another four-area standup isrd contain* ell tha orbiting devlcai of a 1370 spaea station. Greetings that teach thrift, Ihought/ulnrsi or the signifi­ cance of the first Christmas may *l*o he found in the e x ­ panding collection of Juvenile greetings. There's a variety o f "piggy bank" cards and coin-holding greetings. The ruin cards, d e­ signed in the shape o f Christ­ mas ornaments of sleigh trim­ mings, hold ten shiny dime*. Youngsters are usually more delighted with silver than with paper currency. TIDE or SALVO \bpf o B A 1 CT PKG lee* arVewlll* BEJSH LI AMERICAN tlMIT-1 WITH 5.M MORE ORDER SUMiMINE Tufnie-Collar*-Muster f DIXIE CHIP FROZEN C R I N T TOWELS WITH BEXNJ n * e B onus! CLIP & REDEEM FOR HUNDREDS OF FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS FOOD SUPER ROM FAI R SWEETENER GREEN STAMPS) FRESH PASCAL FOOD Fa i r FOOO FI U R STALK CRISP CELLO ViRAPPFD MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS « ' >',*•aso M< -an ge > l b box JO N li rrrn s a u s a g e l in k s MERCHAim GREEN STIUNPS NTS GREEN STAMPS •^ \ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS a"u twt iovH* iw Mt-sd 0i rT y ftl s l a c k a white ANT r KG OF KODAK I • FOOD KODAK FILM COLOR FILM ' ' FAIR CZ*D * ■- 11flvPW•—- •<—UOf * haitfMOw*«■ Mfaati » t»*. hapoletaha PIZZA PIES * ' * r-> — »•••>.« li-2 -il" * * * * * 1 MERCHANTS GRIEN STAMPS |FOOO 4 *I t LlJ S*s PRO PLUuROSE l f vr SLICED IMPORTED Iiff !T\ '* * *• * *'* HAM *" — ■p m / - rM — . ", i - — ■ . 11-2-44 — Vandals Strike NAARUItlN.'KKN, Germany (L 'i'l l ■ Twenty gravretunea in Ihe Jewish cemetery here were overturned, police r e ­ ported- Police said the vandal­ ism probably was Ihe work o f p jich iev cu j children. lot 5 CAN! I n* ah - • �fffyf # a n fe r b WfraTb Nov. 26, 1961 — Pnye 3 Paper Ballots Jn Cities Vote Voters in four Seminole County communities may hate to use paper ballots in their elections nest month since the regular eounty voting ma­ chines have been impounded by court order. The order was issued in JLitusvilla by Circuit Judge S e lle A. Williams Jr. after he heard a plea for an injunc­ tion filed by FI. Pope Bassett, losing Republican candidate for the District 3 County Commission seat. Bassett lost to VV. Law­ rence Swafford. Democrat, Al­ tamonte Springs muyor and form er member o f the comy mission. Communities to vote in De­ cember are A l t a m o n t e Springs, Casselberry, Longwood and Oviedo. Kach com­ munity will prepare its own paper ballots, according to Voting Registrar Camilla Bruce. Discount S A N TA ARRIVES FR ID AY N O V . 27 Fire Protection W ith antenna! Explained In Bear Lake By Maryann Miles Fire protection s t r r l c t t available through the Forest City Volunteer Fire Dept, were <|explained by Capt. Ken Swan­ son for members o f the Bear Lake Community Club at their November meeting held last week at the Florida Power Club. Candy priie for the evening ira* won by Dick Lashley. Miss Helen Louise Shaw was not present to win the kitty collection therefore, with the • * I added this month, next meeting'* award will be in the amount of II. ^President Dick Ostrander announced that the club’ s re­ cent square dance was so suc­ cessful another is planned (or Jan. 13. Hostesses for live meeting were Mrs. William Carpenter and Mrs. Carr Bell. * Next meeting has bern ad­ vanced from Dec. 17 to Dee. 10 in order not to interfere I with Christmas vacations or j holiday planning. These at-1 tending should bring a 23 cent' gift for the grab baa and all residents of the area are in sited (o join club members for this meeting. Hostesses will be Mrs. Frank J Boud reau and Mrs. George Appleman. Hospital Notes NOVEMBER 21. 19M Adrn i-.lnnx Robin Hunt, Annin Li-n Dixon, Judy Ritchey, FlloyciHullen. Vickie Kennedy, Don­ na Trouper. Am y Hull. Dairy Gent, Gladys Kerne, Kath­ leen Carney, Snnfnrd: W>! Hans Joyce, Dr Bury; Fnlomon Harris, Lake .Monroe; Bonita W ynn, Longwood; Jessie Washington, Sutlle Fulghtim, Oviedo; Alex McAtee, I’lymouth, Me. Birth* Mr. am! Mr«. Terry T im ta r, Snnfuiil, a girl; Mr. ami Mrs. J effery Ritchey, San­ ford. a girl; Mr. urn! Mrs, Clifford la n e, ! jvK<- Monroe, Amy Anderson, Joseph Orseno. Robin Gate RiOuird. Henry McLauMn, Roy K Maim, clirnett Smith, Jurnei B. St. John, Kathryn Linrisstrom, Agnes Knuwles, Ray Hills, Vivien Wilson and ba­ by boy. Oil:e Humphrey and bo! y girl, Loretta Hightahoo and bnby boy, Kristi Brown end baby boy, Hniiford; Jonear.nr- Bass end baby buy, Lake Monroe. Make greeting cards, and newspapers, etc. Really works. Use kil* cord or thread. mi . j t | : r: 4 - SEE*A-SH0W itxrrj newer set m 11 c -i! m i:P*.~ttt"S tS §? i M a UTOMAMC j ■ Stereo viewer set! Ten games in one, SY HELICOPTER! Cam p. Value J .I 7 Wlnirr Park. IT-92 and Lee Rd.. 2 p.m. • B-trock let, 2 can , 2 cross-over tanei • 2 separate controls, 1 for each racer • Operates on 4 "D " batteries (not Included) 3 dimensionatl3j scenes c f 3 TV shows. Oilandu, Amber Rd. un li. Ilwy, 30, 1:30 p.m. Automatic mechanical action. Fast gamel With instructions (or 10 great gamesl :»«li.U. iJIil'l:. Really works. Use kite cord or thread. • For ages 5-12! • • • • • Exciting! Fun! • Action-filled! • 3 dimensions! Shoots to 40 ft. Kraldife thill! AIRBLASTER TEENY TEARS With giant goril­ Free a m m o a ll d ay for games! In a pretty dress! Canopy bed! Vanity, siool Mirror, lamps 2-Pc. PJ sell • Packed'in w ard­ robe-carry easel • Case convert* to clothes rod! Authentic styling! Completely HOSTESS BUFFET • 3 - ft. lo n g ! In e lu d e s every thing! e Wets, drinks and cries! e Soft and cuddly. W ashable! la ta rg o tl S a fe ! For Penny flritr • Sorvico fo r s a fe! e Scissors with 6-ft. cord! e Cut* only paper! Toy cuf-oufi! 4 - sliding d ra w e rs ! j Tfiwimimin, t••tfv-r- ' Hot rodder engine! Mattel T V gam* WORD FOR WORD SHOP KAItl.Y! MAH- EARLY! GREAT J. M. FIELD'S STORES e For k i d * a n d adults! Fast! e S h o w n o n TV1 W ilh Gyro-timer • All most wanted bike features! e Removable train­ in g w h e e l f o r kidsl County (liven Unwanted Title WASHINGTON (C P U - Tu­ nic* County, Miss., holds the nnenvtable distinction of be­ ing the most poverty-stricken area of the nation. A government research re­ port said the median income far Tunica County families was 31,200 a year. The report was based on a comprehensive analysis of U t t census data. It is design rd to aid public welfare agen cies in planning and adminis­ tering social services authorp ir e d by Hie federal govern-, Aleut A la ie a corn hat unit Pieu V-kRQOM model :6\ 1 6 " BICYCLE • Attaches to ony bike— real sound e Remote control panel! Plastic! USE ZIP COOK NUMHERS! FOR YOL'It -t•’n'rmjni Q CONVENIENCE USE OUR amot WINTER PARK STORE Both (Jreat Stores O R lA ^ D O io o o A m be. ^ 0 H, 9 h w ° Y * fc o ! A " P ° OPEN D A I L Y 10 o. m. to 10 p. m. SUNDAY 12 Noon to 7 p. m. CLOSED T H A N K S G IV IN G «lh» «» vi •••** -inutav to Ho ;Q\*v if'p* Q U A LITY !»*# #*Jf tfM |«eien!*td ALW AYS. DISCOUNTS raw r*« » « * ■*«"* �M W . . CRACKIN' GOOO CANNED Biscuits’l l Grouper * 39/ 5UNNYIAND WISH PORK The n n t , which will be m oa a six mlU foarM on the Colorado River between Adm m aad Cellfornlo, la apon■and by the National Out­ board AaaodaUan. Ha will ba radnf the aamo Criuhflold Catamaran with two WO McCulloch 73 b.p. moton that ba took third place with tact winter in tha Orange Bowl Regatta at Miami, Tha boat will ba running around N mpb and win bo en­ ter'd in tha Unlimited Clam for beata with arer 1W> h.p. Toy prise in tha event is 11,000 ao many records are espocted to fall and proper equipment will be on hand to make sura they are official. Harwood w u accompanied by hia son, Rick, and liucky Morris of Vero Beach who will ba racing his Revtau with a single 7S hp motor. After competing la the race, Harwood plans to visit the McCulloch Outboard fac­ tory la Lot Angeles and on the wey home will atop off In Montlcello, Ark., to look over tha Monarch Boat Factor/ there. Monarch manufacturers a new Una of boato of which Harwood Marina in Wlntar Park will act aa distributor for tha state. Sausageu-39/ REG. 77 1 DIXIE DARLING Br. A Sec. Mb 2 ¥!£ 4»‘ REG. 2 9 t DIXIE DARLING COCONUT m Pkgs. * CRACKIN' GOOO an 1-Lb. »| Pka. L COPELAND -O H IO REGULAR 29* CHIPPED BEEF REGULAR 33< TOP^VALUt SJAMPJ CHIPPED H A M TWO PdOlIK ANY BUI REGULAR ] ] < ou t i n . me. ch. ciin- eoao V if Rare •OOO THRU NOV. Iftn Tnrnow Pissaa CORNED BEEF •OOO THRU NOV. *«TN __tf ami *>Miai4 #14 REGULAR 33c A t a w t kaiiwi m a < # i» NIPPY BEEF Bridge Club TOUR Has Master TO VVALm STAM PS ^ ONI •-LB RR4. W O BRAND FftlSH 1 0 / M OMS 4S-CT. r u . BISie HOMS Tea Bags (| Ground Beef ROOD THRU1NOV. 1VTH a * * * » sriswmas«.« «04B THRU NOV. ||1N # (• Point Day Tw o s s a t t o n a o f right tables each, both directed by Mrs. G eorgs Teartall, were In play Tuesday afternoon for Master point Day o f the De* Bnry Duplicate Bridge Club. Winners were, Section A, NO, flrstl Mrs. Doyle Driver and BIB W<xxflock; aecnnd, John Vanderechaaf and Mrs. Arthur Wheatley; third, Mrs. Frank Auetln ami Nurmun M eytrj EW, first, Sir*. I , o r I a Weeks and Phil Dcllernrd; second, Mr. and Mra. E. M. Hinkle) third, Mra. A. 0 . Beaom and Mrs. Frank Holder. Section B, NS, first, Sira. Ruth lilatt and Mra. David Singer; second, Mr. imd Mr*. Myron Accardl; third, Mr. and Mra. E. 7.. Walters: EW, first, Mrs. t.nretta Munson and A. Barr; arcond, Mra. Elen Unities and Mrs. Blanche Nicely; third, Mra. Nan Edwards and Mrs. Myrtla Dunnebachn. TO^VAM STA^ Onr Broun HOWARD iOMNttm 1■LB. P>RG e o o x Coconut Coko O U IR Cube Steaks ROOD THRU NOV. IBTjt ROOD THRU NOV. 1»TN if u ie « « * lS Br^s fPUNCH® ll [ A e o « * t l t ASTOR VACUUM PACK COFFEE DETERGENT I-Lb. Can • Rcq 3/45* Compare Duality ond Price In New Flavor-Saver Con Famous Quality • Low W-D Price { Famous Quality - Low W-D Price J DETERGENT T IS S U E Compare Quality ond Price Assorted Colors Cnnls Huy Ackley ST. LOUIS (IIP1) — The St. laiuia Cardinals have pur­ chased the contract o f pitch­ er Frll* Ackley from the Chi­ cago White So*. Ackley, a 27year-oM right-hander, w a a with th« Cardinals* Jackson­ ville farm club Inst season on option from the White So*. REG. 2/3 5 * . . THRIFTV MAID APPLE KITCHEN CHARM Wax Paper , V 2 7 5 - N. R olls 35‘ MARCAL Hankies • J! * 3 5 0 -c t . P k g s . 25* MARCAL White Napkins . 8 0 -c t . P k g 10* MARCAL Pastel Napkins 2 6 0 -c t . P k g s . 25* MARCAL MADERIA DINNER Napkins SANFORD Sauce Mix • . . Krispy Crackers Tooth Paste Bake-Rite Saafeid PkyUki Kegeasteia I1MU1 Laka Mary Nora Nerric r / 23* REG 2 /2 9 * . . VAN CAMP PORK B e a n s .. 8 ^ *1 . REG. 25* . , LYKIS (WITH BEANS) IVi-ox. 23’ . 1-L b . Pkg . 31* • N King Siza 75* M A R G A R I N E Lb . Can 69* ELGIN YELLOW SOLIDS • 9 * 1 -L b . C a r. 55* 3 NESTLES Everready Cocoa TE 4-IS14 A. H raU ole Sohpi* Ualaea DeBery 441-ltOJ 16 -o z. SHORTENING I * . U . Baa 1 1 1 1 Mary Gelllnga Bear Lake 293-4047 39’ PEPSOOCNT OR STRIPE Virginia Pttroeki D e lto n a 5 0 -c t . P k g s . i SUNSHINE j\^)n Mildred llaaey hbH-j8.lt 2 t TheSmartPlace ToGo...For GoodThings ToEat French A tb* 4 25th. 400 E. First St. Fahnelto Ava. 4 3rd St* f REG. 2 /2 3 * . . BUSH TURNIP, MUSTARD, COLLARD F R E N C H 'S S P A G H E T T I The Sanford Herald Iw • Chocolate Syrup tor the seeest shows, the best Frees le set. > week end rriort. tour church er »rne*o*u«, Fecit le the* <r piU ps i tonic or INTI'Sr e t. . . . read the th . HCRSHIY1 Sauce 2 25 Beets....” 10/ Greens. . 1 0 . . REG 2/2 9* . . THRIFTY MAID CUT Highway 17-92, Longwood 1 0 �CAT W ould Bring In 5-7 More TV Channels 1 Ed. N ot*: Becam e four companies hare applied to the Sanford C ity Commit* lion fo r a franchise to in* ■tall community antenna television in the area, The Herald present* this reviser o f erhat this system in* roives and what it would mean to local T V viewer*. By Dottle A as tin W hat la community an­ tenna television? fflfr D is t u r b S r r tlft Nov. 26, 1964 — Page 5 at’ A w ardin g to y o l l a b l * rourvoo, this la a system which involvsa tho Installa­ tion o f • single, large tele­ vision antenna tower. This tower picks up signals, amplifiea them and dsllvsra the signal through c a b in to Usa individual television set. The ex tensive local cover­ vision cable service w as first age provided by three introduced some years a f o in has mushroomed area channel* might be ‘‘ dil­ uted’* or reduced when view­ er* dial out-of-urea atations, thereby cutting down on the coverage for local advertisers. Community Antenna Tele­ Prom oters say ft will allow local viewera to hring in five to seven television channels with a atrong clear algnal, plus FM channels, a local weather atation and educa­ tional television stations. The subscriber pays a charge fo r Installation, plus a monthly service charge. Thla service takes the place o f heme antennas and greatly LAKELAND (UPI ) - A increases the clarity and 1250.000 athletic field house number o f stations. It is said will be constructed at Flor­ to be particularly good for ida Southern College and the color tetsviaion reception. Aa m ight be aurmlsed. It Is gym w ill s e n e for varsity bas­ ketball, intramural sports and vigorously opposed by setters a year-round physical educa of television home antennas. However, television se t tlon program . The Board o f Trustees of dealer* are paid a commission Florida Southern approved the for hook-ups they obtain and can actually serve as tales final plans. The field house will be loca ngenta fo r CATV. The line* are strung on ted near the old gym and ath letlc field, and the gymna telephone and power poles slum 's main floor will be big under agreements with the enough for three basketball respective utility companies. courts. They will pay a lease of a certain amount per year to the company for the lease of each pole. It la not pay television. The cable company provide* no repairs, sales or servic* for David B. Keigans. son o f television sets, only to the Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Keigans, cable itself. The whole system operates 858 Pasadena, Longwood. left much like laving a telephone Monday for boot training with the U. S. Coast Guard Installed in your home. If you at Cape May, N. J-, after want one, you call the com­ which he will enter electron­ pany, pay nn installation fee, have it installed, book up ics school. Y oun g Keigans father Is your set and pay a monthly m edically diacharged from service charge. If you don't Coast Guard after IS yean wont it, you don’t have to service. Results show that buy It. In order for any commun­ David mads very high grades ity cable to he available to on electronic tests and hs ia -h opin g to make his career in the individual subscriber, It U nrcessnry fo r the city, or this field. county governm ent to grant the com pany a franchise, for which the company pays the governm ent body a certain |>errrntage of receipts. .. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Advantages o f the CATV The Florida Peace Officers system ia that Nanfurd view­ Association got a favorable ers might he able to tune in reaction from state officials on Jacksonville and Tampa to a request Florida under­ stations, ETV atations in Or­ write the cost of a sweeping lando and Gainesville and FM law enforcem ent study. music stations, a* well as Gov. Karri* Bryant and continuous weather informa­ Atty. Gen. Jam es Kynes both tion. .Signals o f area televi­ expressed their support of the sion stations would be clear proposal, and the governor and sharp, and viewera would said such a report was long have a wider choice o f special overdue. programs. It may also reduca The four months study cov­ interference from planes, elec­ ering everything from the tric m otors and other video crim e rate to police pay, disturbances. would be made by associated Disadvantages noted in­ consultants of education head clude the fact that area tele­ • ed by form er Florida State vision stations available in University President Uoak S. tho Sanford area already in­ Campbell, clude the three national net­ It would eost 127,300. The work*, CBS, NBC and ABC. peace officers association said which carry all network . if Florida would put up $13,shows. 000, It would pay for the rest Program s other than net­ of the cost. work shows carried by Jack­ sonville o r Tampa stations Newly elected president of would moat likely he local the Florida Public Relations Intereat features and news Association is Robert E. Phil­ stories, which might or might lips, public reistioni execu­ not be o f any interest to lo­ cal viewers. tive o f Jickion vtlle. In a p ost year, the service other communication* media. remot* or mountainous areas wher* geography and topo­ graphy prevented the recep­ tion o f TV signals from faro ff stations o r across moun­ tains. T H R IF T Y S A N T A S S A Y : I BOUGHT IT FOR Fla. Southern in smaller communities and c o u n t i e s with no television stations, and more and more companie* hsve incorporated, many o f them backed by the tele­ vision stations themselves or The CATV explosion terests of advertisers and Ccntral is hom* antanna manufacturing heralded aa the forerunner of “ pay television'* which has been struggling fo r years to get a foothold in m ajor eities, but has met with fierce opposition from organised in­ ities who LESS jr - • W e will fill your cylinder at our plant. 001 W . Ath S t 100 lb. cylinder $0.00, 20 lb. cylinder 12.00. • W a will pick up, fill and deliver your 100 lb. cylinder for |6.00. Allow 4 days. • W e will l«sn you a 2 cylinder system with automatic regulator fo r a service charge o f fl.OO per month and deliver full cylin­ der* a* needed for the same low 30.00 per cylinder rate. — NO INSTALLATION CHARGE — CALL 322-5733 •XV ret Sanford Gas Co. 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FURNACE nnd AIR CONDITIONER FILTERS All Popular for Sices PRICES ARE ■LOWER A T I PRACTICAL GIFTS AT PRACTICAL PRICE5 RED. 119.93 KODAK BROWNIE FUN SAVER 1i MOVIE CAMERA Complete 3 piece nut- J Per Cylinder 100 Pound* 5.95 3.95 M S IS litlll OPEN MON. THRU SAT. • *.**. to I t ■,■77? GAS Bonus ...... 2nd Bag .Widest Choice) of Savings Priced Sift Itom* Survey Slated On Police Role BOTTLED ac­ JJ5 2.95 d ru q stores Coast Guard r*. already Turf Bulldtr 2nd Bag AT Keigans Joins si have commun- cepted CATV or are in the process o f installation include Euu Gallic, Ormand Beach, Gainesville, Leesburg, Ocala, Dayton* Beach and the South Brevard County area. companies. It is ekpected that the Federal Communications Com­ mission w ill soon assume Jur­ isdiction to control th» rap­ idly grow ing C A T V htJustry. Field House OKd i .-*■ Florida Save 92 On S c o U t BUY ONE BAG lit, including Ulua. THERM U WARE ELfCTHIO fI j Automatically lit.- .v * coffee an you Uko it- line control dint. n E fi. 79c BAYER ASPIRIN lOU'e SU PER-X T Multiple Vitamins Mm fo r ______________________ 10QV—LIM IT 2 '$ 1 5 * 8 1 |SU PER-X CHILDREN’S VALIANT ' ELECTRIC BLENDER Two speed*. 38 ns. rapacity. Ulcn<lJ. /nixes, whips, beats I Chewable Vitamins my M for 80V— LIMIT 2 SUPER-X VITAMIN C in w an MOTOR OIL 1.00 SIZE! HEAD * for ton '.— LIM IT LIMIT SHOULDERS SHAMPOO with Brush i 7 t m ’/ F KOTEX or MODESS BOX OK 48— LIMIT 1 PREPERATION “H” OINTMENT ADO flQUAl TAJ «M|Wt APPUCABII 2 �0 p S B - Star. 8 , IB M Teenagers Low Good Jewelry, Mothers Find I t a d M l a barpart whan t M - i p n ' Jawalry election tan gray. Te- JgNbjf tad ta# ta wcihn Jawalry ftfto, a e w r d la f with appetizing additions! to tta iadwtry'i Caonafl. Oirlt at this aft art vary to 1 W lastlag gifto, atoh aa watches aad ill F R ID A Y AND SATURDAY S P EC IA LS O N LY- toataa toad to «M cUaak atyiaa whether the J n ta y la karat gaU, goldMad ar eaataasa type# Paarla fatarad, euKurad or atmulatcd, are the graduated nceklaea i at II to tt lachaa. tth aaml-preclaach aa tarquot*#, >ar Jada la a wide raaga at atyiaa art alao favorite*. Paadaata are popular, either wRh a dalaty pearl or colored alaaa aettlag la a tiny gold leaf or lacy gold frame. Hoe-delicate aad praeloualeaking, oftas iprlnkled with atoaei and la motif* borrowed free# the world of the beta aad flower* — are favorltea. daisies la gold, giant aafety ptes, circle pin*, leaf and bather deilgaa — era other gift idea*. Scarab and bangle bracelet* aad charm bracelet* all raak high. Charai bracelet*, ia allver or gold, are more attractive than aver aad the variety of charm* la aadleta, Including minia­ ture alaaa ring*, paaaanta, ailbouatta bead*, sodlae algna aad varioua type* of aymbolie figure* ot favorite hobbiea or game*. A aaw trend reflecting fashlotia for prattle* of the pait I* eaqulalte cameo Jewelry auch aa mother-of-pearl cameo* for earring*, poodanta, pin* and riaga. The rang* of ring* de algnod eipraaaly for teen­ ager* Include* birtbatonei, paarla aad many other*. Tt«n girl* alao have a ipec lal feeling for fine allver, many of them have already atarted to plan and dream of their own collection*. Addi­ tion* to fUlwarq, extra *rrvlng piece#, ((her bowle, tray* and earring diahea all aay “ Merry Christina* with a ipecial iparklt. Nov. 27 A S W IFT S PR EM IUM P R O T IN O O V E R N M E N T -IN S P IC T ID H E A V Y W ESTERN BEEP S A LE 28, 1964 tfeBttf^NEEDSySODOKlNSTlMEI S i r l o i n S t e a k * »> 9 9 * WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE .. . T - B o n e S t e a k • "> 9 9 * a • dairy special! • K e y C l u b S t e a k »>• 9 9 * Snakiest Club 9nU A 9Urt4o Large E ggs........ 5*, 49< C h u c k S t e a k • • »> 5 9 * Herman'* Orange Band Breakfast •win's Margarine .......£ 3V Lin k Sausage.... Interama, the Inter-Am er­ ican Cultural and Trade Cen­ ter planned for M iami, “ ia now a certainty," according (to^Hcp. Claud* Pepper, / 9 E d G r o u n d B e e f • • '*»• 4 9 * JW <*l«# SO n lfi Iih A ti Oeeen Stamps with seafeal PARK LANE a s s o rte d flavors Ice C r e a m Exciting Gaines Bring Huddles Nothing eapreiaea the spirit of “ togctherneii'' mure elo­ quently than a group of chil­ dren, teen-ager*, adult* or a happy conglomeration o f all of them, huddled happily over an exciting game. Such garnet aa rhets, check­ er*. dominoes and bingo are | lm e* that bav* proved to b* com litently popular and en­ during. “ Parchiw ii", a game that la mentioned frequently in our literature dating back to tb* Victorian era, actually was lin t introduced 97 year* ago by the firm of Selchow and Rlghtrr, who alao brought ua the Immtniely popular croasword game “ Scrabble" which •wept the nation a number of year* ago. “ Scrabble" helps stimulate interest in n e w w ord! and offers exciting edu­ cational play in versiona for the Junior crowd aa well ai Ua regular game for m ore ad­ vanced students and adults, For Christmas ism , there It a new genie o f skill, “ T an gle", a gam# which involves pure strategy tod (kill — not luck. The game consist* of one playing board and S3 hexagonshaped tile*. Two, three or four can play — from ages eight to eighty. It's ceiy to check ofi many names on your Christmas Hal with the gift of games. There are games that make It tun to learn-whather If* arithmetic for the primary grader, history for the junior hig schooler or spelling-through such games aa anagram*. Cam el based on famous Civil War battles and other historical events . . . map games which make play out of the study ot (tograph y . . , games auch a “ M onopoly" and other buslneaa and financial transaction games are but a few of the many different games that offer fun for the young tel, but often entice the older folks into the chal­ lenge. l-e i. . pkg. FOLGER'S HELLM ANN'S instant w h o le egg C o ffe e iM a y o n n a is e IO -o i . ja r VI h a lf g a l. 2 please* Lssiiit LI MI T 1 P L E A S E WI TH P U R C H A S E S OE $ 5 .0 0 OR M O R E • frozen food# • III ij Af- ( \ Krispy Crackers ',lk,3 1 * Plcttwect Sliced Dewny-Pleke Froten P U R C H A S E S OF $ 5 .0 0 OR M O R E i’ •l"t V II N COMBINATION ■law Chaaaa, Nam * Cheese, Wheat Thine, F.F.V. 3 ^ 87' Strawb'ries 2 IS? 49* Appetizers LI MI T 1 P L E A S E WI T H KITCHEN BAR-B-Q A l l 3 PIECES Keyttone (item* A piece*) W a ffle s ...... 2 !C 29* Mushrooms . . . 4 4T« *1. Merten'* Free an German 41111 IMIS OM I M V lllll 3- L b . 49* •** ll* Shertaning Special (lim it 1 please) Choc. C a k e .... ^ H -w - J Q f S w i f t 's J e w e l Chun King Chicken or Shrimp Chow Mein 59* Gorton's Freaan Haddock ’£ 59* w ..... _ o.iki... FLORIDA Y ELLO W SW EET n o ,. 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V B | O O Oreen Stamps #14 4l« w e t m i — A n # to WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE . . . Oaege Freeatena Wakefield Freaan T ID B o ^ e ft/ O r e t ■«* All ram «• *»,«» — m: Can ® 55 RAO IA U IA O I <> 15-o*. pkg. 69c «=* , ITRIM TOOTH FASTI H « -O H Seek) king also 41* m-rm I . L Mot. H- >*** 5 0 i« » W B 0 ___ 2 E0 A Oreen Stamps § M4 Alt — — » I ii # A O m ® Swift'* Allswaat Margarine o| �S ' ft (■V f 'i ! It Wasn't Just The Pilgrims V ir Y n fe r rl W o t . M , 1M 4 — h i t T WfmTB Mariner Goes Friday > < » Sarah Promoted Thanksgiving Day G ivt the Pilgrims credit for eelebratisg the first Thanksliv in g back to 1821. But theie hardy people had absolutely nothing to do with establish­ ing the day as a natlocal cus­ tom . That particular booor be laeg* exclusively to Sarah Josephs Halt. Mrs. Htla was a wom an's magaxina editor — the nstine's first— in the mid-Nineteenth century who Involved herself in a number of burn•tag Issues, In addition to Thanksgiving Day. whose effeels are still being felt, no m stter If Mrs. Hale herself ranks near tha top of the Forgotten Great Americans list. This New England editor dicated fashioas for nearly 50 years (Including the hoop skirt, hour-glass figufe snd triplepadded petticoats), wrote that im m ortal poem, “ Mary Had A Little Lamb'’ and brought about tba completion of Bos­ ton's Bunker Hill monument. But Risking Thanksgiving Day a national holiday was the most famous effort for w hich she Is not known. For 38 years aha badgered presidents snd govern m enu and legislatures and congress until finally In IMS President Lincoln—perhaps only to get M rs. Hale out of his hair— gava La and proclaimed a na­ tional Thanksgiving Day. Up to then. Thanksgiving Day was a pretty irregular affair. In 1844 tha Dutch gov­ ernor of New York Issued a T h a n kaglvlng proclamation. Congress recommended one every year during the Revolu­ tion, but after the peace In 1714, everybody forgot about It until 17M. In that year, Presi­ dent Washington ordered a Thanksgiving Day for the adoption of the Constitution. In ISIS President Madison proclaim ed one and that was it until Lincoln — and Mrs. Hale—got together in 1883. Although Mrs. Hite spent much of her time editing "G o d e y ’ s Lady's Book," she still found time to puMi for Thanksgiving. She felt that ■ national Thanksgiving Day would be a step toward a bet­ ter understanding between the North snd South. War came before she bad her way. In “ Godey's Lady’ s M sgssin e," as It was later nam­ ed, Mrs. Hale had the perfect propaganda weapon. Regu­ larly, the m agaiise's 130.000 readers woutd find among the crinolines snd bustles inspira­ tional tidbits about the need for a national day of Thanks­ giving. And collections of mouthwa­ tering recipes — “ Lafsyette Ducks wllh Snowballs," “ Oysters Etiquette," "Indian Pud­ ding and Frumety S a u ce"— especially d e s i g n e d for Thanksgiving dinners. And essays on the role of women: "G o d gave to m in, authori­ ty ; to women, Influence; she Inspires and partuadas. Ha convinces and compels. It has always been to my aim to use m y influence In this womanly w a y ," But the mags sine wasn't enough. Mrs. Hale wrote thousands of tetters to influ­ ential politic! i nj ttuou|Sd£T the country, asking them to endorse a national Thsnkiglvtog D ay. So when she started her campaign to persuade Lincoln, she knew how to cope with all negative responses. Besides, President Lincoln never eould say “ n o " to a wo­ man. When Lincoln Issued the first national Thanksgiving proclamation, Mrs. Hale knew his words had special mean­ ing: " . . . It has seemed to me fit snd proper that they (the glfta of God) should be solemnly, reverently and gratefully acknowledged as with one heart snd one voice by tha whole American peo­ ple." Lincoln could have added, “ and, besides, Sirah Josephs lisle would never give me a moment's peace if I didn't find it fit and proper." p j jgjjjr f t r,. j £ f p CAPE KENNEDY (U P I) The United States plans to go ahead Friday with an attempt to rocket its second Mariner spacecraft to the planet Mars. A space agency spokesman said, however, that the launch depends on successful com ­ pletion late today o f a aeries o f testa on a new metal shroud replacing the fib e r glaia model that failed on the Mariner-3 flight Nov. 3. If all goes well, the AtlasAgena rocket will send the 373-pound camera - can-ylng spacecraft on its 1‘ 4-month voyage during a three-hour and 13-minute period starting at 9:28 a m. Friday. FIRE CHIEF MACK N. CLEVELAND 8R. and Lt. G. M. Harriett listen aa Lt. W. C. Gailcy points out featured attractlona on the bill for the Sanford Fire Department’s benefit fund performance o f the annual Goapel Concert to be presented at 8 p.m. Friday night at the Sanford Civic Center. (Herald Photo) At Longdale Hill Tanner, who waa Sem Inole County Democratic cam palgn chairman in tha racent election, wilt ba moderator at a political rally at 7:30 p. m. Friday in Longdale. Spacemobile Visits Schools N e xt W eek The Spacemobile and relat­ will ed educational programs were conceived by N A SA during send ona o f ita “ spacemobile" the summer o f I960. This units here next week for agency was receiving thon* demonstrations at the junior sands o f requests fo r know!nnd senior high schools. The edgrable speakers from all visit will be on Wednesday, over the United States. The Thursday and Friday. Demon­ educetional community was strations are tentatively particularly Interested In scheduled for 0 a. m. and 1:30 keeping Ita students and p. in. teachers informed o f tha lat* The Spacemobile, itself, is est developments in spaca-re­ actually a panel truck o f con­ search and exploration. ventional alia. It does not, mi In short, what was needed the word implies, travel out to meet the demand was au­ in apace. thoritative speakers who posWhat makes it different ■eased depth ami versatility from other vehicles is its ca r­ fo r audiences o f different ed­ g o. The Spacemobile is filled ucational background!. In ad­ with scale models of rockets dition, attractive audio-vieual und satellites and mechanical aids were deemed advisable to ami electrical equipment. convey a better understand­ Ona cun see models' o f ing o f apace projects. All o f Tiros, Syncom, A l o u e t t e , these had to be combined In­ Ranger, and tha OSO. A look to a package which was m o­ into the future ia afforded bile. with the modets o f Nimbus, The first Spsremohlle be­ OAO, OGO, Surveyor, Gemini, gan meeting commitments in and Apollo. the spring o f 1081. Later, ad­ The Spacemobile Is not us­ ditions! Spacemobilet were ed for exhibit purposes, but placed into oparatlon to meet ia presented as a lecture-dem­ the ever-increasing demand. onstration. Theaa demonstra­ At the present time, the tion are given by experienced NASA o p e r a t e s over 20 acienca educators who are au­ Spacemobiles In the United thoritatively Informed on ac­ States. On the average, the tivities o f tha National A ero­ Spacemobile lecturers will nautics and Spaca Adminis­ talk to about 400,000 people tration. per month. A typical lectura o f about The majority o f requests 30 minutes covara such sub­ that ara recaived fo r a Spacejects aa tha history o f rock­ mobile appearance ara from etry, propulsion, biological the elementary and secondary aspects o f spaca flight, orbits, schools. In most cases a lec­ electrical requirements, and ture-demonstration la present­ man’* responsibility in the ed to tha entire student body Spaca A gs. which la assembled in ons lo­ By utilising medals, tha 1s«- cation. However, If scheduling tursr will discusa the N ASA permits, the space science lec­ programs In the areas o f turer v liit individual claeecommunication and waather, rooms for mora Informal and scientific exploration, a n d detailed lectures in the areas manned and unmanned spaca of physics, biology, snd chem­ flight. istry. Tha Space National Aeronautics GENE FERNETT and li i s “ moat ilanccnblo bum! around" will play for the annual chnrity Christman bull o f Epsi­ lon Signm Alpha sorori­ ty Dec. 2G ut Mayfair Inn. Administration Beautiful BRICK told newsmen th e period has been extended five days to about Dee. 9 by r e ­ moving 43 pounds e f equip­ ment from the Agene upper stage. After that date, the planet moves out of range until late 1988. Design of Florlda’a turn­ pike, th e Sunshine State Parkway, contributes to m a x ­ imum safety and reduced w ear on brake*, tranimlsaion. tires and moving parte e f automobiles. 1 The street rally la aponsored by a citliena group wllh thn assistance o f the Longwood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment and will take place on Hunt Road between the Lorntann Circle. Longwood city government Is non*partisan snd all candi­ dates running for office In next Tuesday’s election have agreed to appear. James d o s e o f the 1984 Mara launch r Lets Do Business Together Rally Friday THANK THE PILGRIMS fo r thinking o f Thanksgiving in the first place, but thank Sarah Josephs Hale for making it official. Project Manager Jack N. You’ll Save Money And He Happier In A W Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. "Excellent Service T oo" Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. 3 IM IS 1 W . Park 814-8919 AVAILABLE NOW! All N e w Vol. 3 12-Inch, Lo n g-P la yin g Christm as * Carol JILL ST. JOHN says she will “ alnK, dance. tell jokes nnd 'try to be a Kiri’ ” when .wire nppcuri* in the "NBC Follies o f l'J tiu " at 10 p.m. Nov. 27 over WESH-TV. : A B b u m HI-FI or Stereo Foaturaa Gordon MacRaa, Martha Wright, Franco Corelli, Roberta Peters and the Columbus Boychoir with the Firestone orchestra and ch o ru s... 17 sll-timo favorites. Including “ White Christmas", “ Silver Bells". "Sleigh Rido", "Avo Maria" and 13 others. 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Bowl-Bound Tribe I Bjr Julian Steiutrom 1 , Tha bowl-bound SHS Seminole* put together 4 one o f the beat team efforts o f the current grid teuton Wednesday night to post a 27 to 14 home*“ com ing victory over a stubborn bunch of Bulldogs J t o f DeLand High before a crowd at Sanford's MeC mortal Stadium estlm at-' ★ ★ ★ 5 ed a t nearly 4,000. •» N o one SHS athlete doAbout Sports ttC.m 1 n a t e d either t h e S 'T r i b e ’s offensive or dcmf fenslve play, but it took Just 6 such an effort to finally atop S t a hot paining game by the S 'Doga that highlighted the E flrat half. m In fact, DaUnd put on an S aerial circtia — tha likaa of By Julian gfenatnm ■B which haven’t bean aaen Herald Sports Editor around thaaa parte In high p achoot football for yean. Hut When Head Coach Jim Pla a it all ^rama mainly in thu gott of the SHS Seminole* told flrat half and the Samlnolei us Tuesday we ought to throw 0 0 wtra able to defend againat • 5 the attack successfully in the ■way tho reeord book in con­ nection with the Tribe'a hom e­ E 'a a ron d half. S? The ability to dn It waa pri­ com ing tut with DeLand, ap­ marily mponiibie tor the parently he knew what he w ai Thinking Out Loud talking « S ¥ Inoto'a 11. t A fter o ffk la li chased a dog o ff the fleid, a Drcrkcnridgc paia to Dob Apgar was ruled com plete on Interference on Sanford's six. After being field to only a pair of yard* on threo playi, Drcckcnrldge shot ono to Apgar on a criss­ cross pattern for the TD and Kddie O'Quinn tied it up will) hia boot. Tlte Tribe wasted no time taking tho lead again when llurtun, Sparkman and Hin­ son alternated on running plays to carry Sanford to HeLand's 32. At that point, Hln son uncorked a SOyard aerial to Mika Gray for the second SHS scare. Kuykendall again split tho uprights. Apparently this made the Bulldogs mad because they growled rigid hack etui Uri ckenridge highlighted * DeLand drive with u Miyurd pass ptay to Apgar who was downed on Sanford’s six. (in a fourth and three, Dreckenrldgo rolled '"it tin the option, kept (ho ball, and wultied over the mark' r. it was O’ Qoinn again w h o placed It through 'no uprights to knot tho count at 14 all. Arid that was it until lute in thu third staiua. Alter Seminole ami De-Land had exchanged third period punts following short drives, tho Tribe moved from their own 37 to III" Bullrings' 20. Thu movement was highlight­ ed by a 17-yard Jaunt by Sparkman and a 12-yard dash by Rick Wnlitrom. However, SHS lost the ball mi downs Vilu-n Hinson was tossed (or a loss on a fourth down play un DcLand's 25. Tha Bulldogs took over and Breekenrldge immediately hit the air lines. But his initial toss was Intercepted un the 30 by SHS end Larry Watson who itg-iagged his way In paydirt to put the Tribe into a lead it never VcUnquHhnl. Kuykendall booled his third FAT. L etc In tha final period, e flr r several exchanges, Bur­ ton intercepted another Braekenridge pais on the Bulldog 3u and carried to the eight. From there, Tlllls scooted eight yards for the score with only 1:19 left. Kuykendall's kick was wide and thu acor Jng was complete, But Bruckcnridgc's passing w on't be forgotten for a long tim e by S11S fans. He tossed 26 times, completed 10 and :*red three interceptions. usual twist about Wednes­ day night's affair. Tom m y Law tun, anulbrr DeLand bark, I* Ibe son of local real eslati salesman Tom Lawton. The Law Ion's how­ ever, reside In lirllury and Tom m y, n junior, attends Di-I .iml tilth. Tommy p la y a flop ball game for the Bulldogs, got In on several t a c k l e s defensively, and looked impressive the sev­ eral Units be carried for the visitors, In SEMINOLE HIGH'S 200-pound fullback, Leo Sparkman, picks up 17 yards when he skirted his righ t end to m ove from DeLand’s 49 to the Bulldog 32 shortly a fte r the third period got underway. Seminole copped the homecoming tilt with a 27 to 14 decision. (Herald Sporta Photo by S ta ff Photographer Bill Vincent) about. kickoff and Sonny H au er reThe first half of-th e ban {J 5 turned to hia own 46. Halfgam e wae a “ d ow y" ell the back Buddy Burton, fullback w ay, sad the screed half L «« Sparkman and quarter­ w a i almost ■> mack a thrill­ n s baek Ron Hinson moved to a er. The only difference he« a flrat down on DaLand’i 43 beV fora Burton and halfback the first end aecond halve* w ee due primarily to whet ,-j Danny TUIla got eight ami 10, Plgott end hi* coaching V , raipectlvely and another FD staff derided to do to combat £ on the Bulldog 25. At that the Bulldog aerial game. point tha Bulldogs wero penallied half tha diitance ami Whatever II was, the coaches w ere right. Burton carried from the 1214 • • • to the nine before Sparkman This hoy, Gary Bracken£ went in for the TD. Billy Kuykendall protected ridge, turned out to be nne the lead with a aucccsaful of the finest palling quarter­ backs we've icen all lesion . P A T boot. A fter an exchange of punta, The way Ik1 handled the Bull­ Kenny Gill, Tommy Lawton dog 's running game wasn't and Gary Breckenridgc pick­ bad eilher. Breekenrldge, by ed up a flrat down on D«‘ - Ihe way. Is the ion of Forrest Land's 3$. Rrerkcnrldge open Breckinridge, a former man­ ed up hia paulng gamo with ager of Ihe Seminole County a 14-yard shot to Ken Drury Chatnlior of Commerce. The and from tho 49 he fired an Brccki-nridge family moved in TH'Larul several years p a s t li-y a rd cr to Dill flarlelt. Moments l a t e r Ilreckrn ami some Lins wish now they ridge fired ta k e more to hadn't. • . » Knrlctt and the 'Doga had u There was nnnthrr un­ l i n t and it) ullualiwi on Sum- » • • talking about Bracken- rldgo’ s passing — which wc were told to expect by Plgott — we don’ t want to overlook the play o f DeLand'a glue-fin­ gered ends such as Bob Apgar, Dill n.irlctt and Ken Drury. It's difficult to believe DeLand didn’ t have ■ belter season then they did tills year. • * * Tide Meets Auburn; lop Golfers Set To Tee Off For Texas Teams Battle Mexican Classic By Pete Dowd CPI Hports Writer Tom Turkey shares today's bill o f fare with e coupla o f traditional college football riv­ alries a t Alabama takes on ■rch-foe Auburn end T exes A * 31 visit* Texes. The Crimsom Tide o f A la­ bama, riding the crest o f ■ perfect record this season end ranked second behind N otre Heme in the nation, goe* in­ to the contest with an Orange Bowl bid in hand end ■ chance to w en the series which stands 14-13-1 in Auburn's favor. Auburn, though an lt-p o ln t underdog, seeks to parlny a strung showing ngainst the Tide into a bowl berth for themselves, The Tlgere ere in tine fo r the Bun end Bluebon­ net bowls. David Kay, the Tide’ s hoot­ er, will have hie last oppor­ tunity to tie the NCAA record o f 13 season field goal* set by Kd Dye* of Auburn In IpflO. Uny has 11 three-palntera so far. Auburn's chances o f an up­ set rest heavily with Jimmy flblle, who will switch front halfback to tailback fo r the nationally televised clash, Texas*' Thanksgiving Day tilt wwlth Auburn has hccorne ns customary aa mince pie. Seminole ntlliird most of Pigolt railed on Danny Tilits, Kick Welstrom, Sonny Messer anil Frink Whig, ham , Now • • Hie Tribe awails the D ec. 3 engagement with the Leesburg Yellow Jackets in th e ! Elks Bowl. That ou,:ht to be battle. And tha oddmakers haven't minced words as to the 71st edition o f the leries, Texes, whose B-l record has earned it an Orange Bowl date with Alabama, is a solid 14-point favorite over an Aggie eleven which hns registered but one victory in nine games this season. Saturday’s card feature* Notre Dame's final hurdle on the w ay to it* first perfect season since 1940. The South­ ern California Trojans, IIpoint underdog* against tho top-ranked Irish, will have to keep the (core close to stay in the running for a H u e Bowl berth. Other traditional rivalries feature the annual ArmyNavy clash, Florida ve. Mia­ mi (F la .), Georgia vs. Geor­ gia Tech, Oklahoma State, Boston College vs. Holy Cross, Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt, Hire vs. ilnytor and Texas Christ­ ian vs. Southern Methodist. Reds Hire Wylder CINCINNATI, Ohio (U P I) — Al Wylder will be the train­ er for the Cincinnati Reds next season, Wylder, who hns been train­ er for the San Francisco W ar­ riors basketball tram und Salt la k e City baseball team, re­ places llichnrd Rohde, releas- MEXICO CITY (U P I) —The 20th annuli Mexican Open is scheduled to begin today with its biggest field of top golf era despite the late withdraw al o f Tony Lama and Bobby Nichols. Lama, twice Mexican cham ­ pion, and Nichols, Profession­ al Golfers Assoclitlon titleholder, announced their with­ drawal Wednesday although they already hid registered for the event. A host of top Ulrnt w as still among the 130 golfers sched­ uled to lee off, however. The field Included Ken Venturi, winner of the 19A4 United States Open. Tomm y Jacobs, Dow Flnslerweld, Jerry Bar­ ber, Rob Rosburg, A rt Wall Jr., George Knudum ,. Chile's Antonion Seles end Enrique Bax well, Ramon Sate and Angfl Miguel of Spain, and R o­ berto Do Vicenio o f Argen­ tina. Jim m y Demaret, who was inOrumentol In restoring rela­ tion" between the PGA ami Mexican Golf Association after a lengthy dispute, is the senti­ mental favorite of the M exican press. N O V . 28 — PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING 11 GAMES N 1GHTL k-a.-, K..U. T-„ t IW,. MATINEE H— U. SSL iutavMioMK.ii*.taM is built around tho peesiig al lanky quarterback and the receiving of Blienlkoff, accepted a Gator Bowl bid last Saturday short­ ly alter defeating the Univer­ sity of Florida 14-T. The game win be nationally televised (ABC) and Verlander said the Sooners and Seml­ noles would earn about £5,009 each from the contest. For “His” Christmas "This is a tine honor (or the Oklahoma team .” said Jones, who took over as head coach when Bud Wilkinson resigned to run unsuccessfully for the U. S. Senate. Gator Bowl President Ash Irigo Continues As Man Of Week Irigo continues to be the man of the week at the Orlando-Semlnole Fronton. In three days he h * i potted eight wim, with four of them coming in the post 4 position. In last night's gam es, be scored victories in the fourth game, a singles m atch. In the sixth game he team ed with Jacin to score his second win of the evening and in the aev. entb game he cam e right back with Bilbao to post his third win. 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Florida State, who*# offraso N O V . 29 Brownie Criss AA/Gas Dragster TONIGHT Baked Prew Moat Southeastern Confer­ ence (SEC) teams scheduled light workout* today befors adjourning to television seta to watch the Alabama-Auburn clash. In Wednesday’s drills, Ten­ nessee concentrated on its of­ fense in final heavy work for traditional f o s Vanderbilt Saturday. “Vanderbilt will b* tough to move against and our offense will have to be at it* beat,” said coach Doug Dickey. The Commodores emphasis­ ed define* in their drills on a muddy field Wednesday. Coach Jack Green indicated he waa satisfied with Vander­ bilt’s preparations for Tannoa■se. Tulana worked on goal line stands and short ynrdaga sit­ uations as wall aa kicking in its drilln for tha Duka gams Saturday night in New Or­ leans. Coach Tommy O’ Boyle said Duke waa a tough team despite its unimpressive rec­ ord. Florida's Gators worked out in sweat clothes Wednesday and coach Ray Graves said Hal Seymour would handle the kicking chores against Miami Saturday. Seymour replscee quarterback 8 tove Spurrier, bothered by a bruised leg, Georgia reviewed its strat­ egy for Georgia Tech, whom the Bulldogs meat in Athena Saturday. Tech held a light workout Wednesday, going over offensive end defeniivs pi«y«. Mississippi staged a con­ trolled scrimmage against tho B team Wednesday as tha Rebela drilled methodically for their Dec. 8 battle with old foe Mississippi State. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Oklahoma's Sooners, who caught fire after a alow start accepted aa Invitation Wed­ nesday night to play Florida State University's paialng Semiaolta la tha Gator Bowl Jan. L Georg* Olsen, executive vie* president of the Gator Bowl, extended the bid to the Soon­ er* Wednesday whether they win, lee* or tie their season closer Saturday with Okla­ homa State. 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Second and third place trophies were presented to Elosnor Ander­ son o f Thursday’s Mixed Lea­ gue and to Lis Klein of Tuesday's Windjammer Lea­ gue. A special bouquet to all of the gala who entered. With out your participation it Just couldn't have been held in the first place. • • • The exciting news from the Saturday morning J u n i o r Bowling League concerns tha shirts and blousea which have now been ordered for all o( the members o f the league. This phase of the promotion is possible with the help oi people like Florida Power aod Light, Dr, Robert J. Smith, Sanford's two bowling aisoclatlons — the Men's and W om cn'i, Jet Lanes and other local contributors. Of particular note this y e n is the part Kiwanls Is play­ ing in our Junior League. AU of the youngsters will be wearing bowling shirts with the Inscription—Sanford Junior Bowling League, plus a Kiwanls em blem . On behalf o f all the kids, thank you very much. • • • Wildcats Still Unbeaten; Beat 'Hounds Homecoming Capped ■y Jim WILDWOOD — Tha Wild­ wood Wildeite remained un­ beaten Wednesday night when they pushed over a first per­ iod touchdown and exploded for 10 paints hi the second quarter and went on to whip the Lyman High Graybnrada 31 to • in the local achool’a homecoming con test WUdwood ran wild In the first half, particularly in tha second itaoxs but to the third and fourth periods Lyman controlled the ball but was able to eaptUUxe 00 only one of three scoring opportunities. The Orange Belt Coofarcnct champs broke tha scoring Ice midway in the initial fram e when they moved U> Lym an’s 17, only to have Greyhound quarterback J a c k Blanton halt the drive by intercepting a Wildcat pass. But Lyman couhlo't move the ball the Wildcats took over again on the 'Hamids' 36. Joey West picked up 13 before Ham Johnson tossed a 23-yard TD pass to end Billy McCormick. in the second, Wildwood pushed o v e r three quick scores. They recovered a Ly­ man fumble on the 30 and Ilandy Jones dashed to the 16 before Danny Jones went the distance. West ran the PAT. Another Lyman bobble put Wildwood in control on the Greyhound 29. Danny Jones moved to the 1, West got the TD and Wildwood led 19 to 0. They made it 26 to 0 before the Intermission when R u d y Playoff Set NEW C O N C O R D , Ohio (U i’ l ) — klu.-tkinguin College will participate In the NCAA regionsl small Co IK-no play­ o ffs sgainst an unnamed opponsnt at 3!urfree>b«ro, Tenn,, Dec. 12. Approximate­ ly 16 colli-Re* are stated to play for the footb all title in four titles. Tite decorator crab gets Its name from its habits of “ decorating” or cam ouflaging it­ self with pieces of seaweed, shells and sponges. OPEN DAILY - » A . M . • 6 :1 $ F. Sit E. 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Second-place was capturad by 3lariun Farclla and John Picrro with their M2 fivegame serica. Actually, 11 you take the time to figure some o i the winning scores, y ou ’ll see that it Isn't too high an average that's taking the honors. Re­ member, it's handicapped at 70 per cent o f a 360 combined average. Must have been one of those nights for lots of " X ’a " be­ cause there were quite a few good scores recorded In the Sunday 31r. and Mrs. League. Dan Siglin bad a 196/336 to help take three from the ilaggerly'a even with Bill's 191 game. Harry Graham had two of 113 and 114; Dick SchaWicr w as “ bom bing'' with 190. 201 377; Jack Kanner in the same area with 192, 221,379 but not enough as he and Cora dropped three to Ine Sandlin's with Dick rolling a IK). Add these to that list: Darkla Owens' 2u2 and hubby Doug's 201; Tom Hunter's 1M; Fred Brown's 201, and Amiy Patrick with gam es of 191 and 192. The General Electric Com­ pany has com e out with three free cards pertaining to bowl­ ing. One is on delivery; the second covers scoring and the last is on bowling etiqu­ ette. FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE The presentation will be made a t Shea Stadium by M onsignor 1’ hlllp J. Murphy. Alto in the sam e status L y­ man drove to W ildwood's four but ran out o f steam on downs. In the final fram e, a Wild­ cat'* fumble, recovered by Jody Toole, put Lyman on Wildwood's 12. Again, how­ ever, the 'Hounds lost tile ball on downs. Late in the period, Lyman took over on Wildwood's 41. Terry Toole got sia, Bob Eldridge picked up 13, Toole sped to the fiv•• and Larry B iker skirted his right end for the only Greyhound score. A couple o f breaks could have made the ball game closer. ON 100 BRANDS NEW YO R K (U PI) Rookie fullback Matt Sntll will bo the fir st New York J st to receivo the Cathode Youth organisation popular player award this Sunday. Jooes Intercepted a 'Hound pat* on Lym aa’a 40. Johnson pasted to M cCorm ick on the IS, Randy Jonas went the rest of the w ay and Danny Jones f in tha point after. Early in the third Wildwood concluded its scoring when West dashed 41 yards and got six more to the three. A 13yard panalty set the Wildcats back to their 18 but Randy Jooes immediately aped for a TD. flrrill Nor. 26, 1964 — Pif* • In fs r i SPECIALS EVIRY D A Y ! Snell Swell With 3 2 -6 Victory Herald Sparta Writer If* TU BELESS NYLON $afaty A ll-W eather Blackw ell 1; »> no « n 1 1 i h r su , u Of 6 , r) s iz r s 70 1 i] iI 1 1 1 h 1 on , n ■j No Trade-In Price 4 for $79.80 No Trade-In Price 4 for $91.20 No Trada-ln Price 4 for $104.60 NOW JUST NOW JUST NOW JUST j Has our new wrap­ FRIDAY S A TU R D A Y 3 most popular tire sizes. around tread that extends around the edge of the tire to give more traction, stability, and smooth response when you're turning. 4 for 4 for 4 for S O O N *7096 ’ 6 0 6i f C v O O j «s? 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Parker of •walking oa aad expectOviedo, was honored at a •tag a bonk to go off right lovely tea Sunday afternoon » under their aoaei when ap* nt the Woman’s Club tn Ovio■'preaching linger!* counter*. L 4 Captain* of Industry and Hostesses wen tbs groomcaptain* of tooth*tl team* dis­ elect’s mother, Mrs. B. E, play no b m courage or con* Parker snd his sister, Mrs. Sfldcnct than do Umld soul* Roy Wainright, I when invading this woman’s Tha Woman’s Club waa dec­ * world. orated In a aeml-victorUn * Bat dear littio males, fear theme. The table which held • not Tkny Bsyar, fashion dlthe guest book waa covered proctor at Van Rsslto, say* by a floor length felt cloth ♦•yon ran help youmlf ahead f o f Urn* by knowing what of emerald green and a bud •type, what color, what ila, vase containing a single white mae was the only decoration and what will please the re* on the small round table. 2 dplent mod. It’* perfectly respectable, An Interesting conversation what's note, for men to piece was and old fashioned shew up la lingerie depart­ walnut chest holding an anti­ ments. Mlu Miysr s a i d que pewter coffee pot and a MRS. NANNIE If. PETERSON wua honor guest o f n bon voyage lunch­ - men men are buying for vase of Manderlsn Cspt, mad# eon recently at the home of Mm. t! Iay (Is Vitrono on West Lake Brantley •'wires, mother*, daughters more attractive hy being re­ in Forest City. Mrs. Peterson will depart next week via jet for Sweden •ad tbe femme fatale. flected In an antique mirror. where she will attend the double wedding ceremony of her grandson, SigA * women who get the This client was placed at the wald Sfindahl to Miss Kerstln LJunskvUt, whose sister will also be mar­ gifts anally srs extremely bnck of the tea room. ried at the ceremony. Pictured at the delightful luncheon are front row, • happy. MU* Mayer said mcii The punch Ubl# was cover­ left to right, Ronnie Joe C'ossln (grandson of Mrs. Peterson), Mrs. Peter( la gift cempUmtali a worn* ed with an ecru Isce cloth son, (honorcc) and Mrs. Vitnmo, (hostess). Second row left to right are -* aa’s fraJalaHy. and punch was served from Miss Ida Joppert, Mrs. Maryann Miles, (Mrs. Peterson’s duughter), Mrs. » Bara an (oma rule* tha a large silver punch bowl with Adele Smith and Mrs. Jo Mayo. » typical ba*maa should hasp ia a silver ladle. The delicious I miad whsa Mlectiag lingerie: cranberry punch was vivid red * —Know her favorite color. in color and floating on top * H’a aa*y to a*k in a general geooral wars thin tamon slices, cloves | qoestloa. (You might *ay—"I and a red heart shaped ice * tea ad* isdicite tight blue is mold. ■ ail tha color for dip* this The refreshment table was I die, Christine and Susan I Mrs. Joyce Edwards and Mr. I (oasoo. Do you like blue?” ) ’ By Mrs. B. L Johnson Mitchell, Llndly Douthitt, | and Mrs. J. L. Benton. Most women love pale blue Little Joanne Douthitt cele-l aad pink. Red U gay, faiUva brated her fifth birthday and provocitiva. Whits never twice last weekend. First wears out Its wtlcome. celebration was at the Happy —Don’t ha self-conscious Acrea Kindergarten where she when yoe shop. Dirt Gardeners Circle attendi school and then her —Lingerie has two looks: parents, Itev, and Mrs. Joe TREED (he tailored and the feminine. Douthitt entertained with a The hurricane sisters, Cleo Most wemtu have two per* birthday party un Saturday at nnd Dora, have paid their un­ sonallties and are food of their home on West Second welcomed visit and have gone both looks, Street. on their ruthless way, leaving —Nothing surprises mors a path o f destruction. The youngsters enjoyed a than a frilly gown of the type variety of games and other They destroyed shrubbery she’d never buy herself. and many trees that had been entertainment and then alter —Her site? Go back to Joanne opened her many friends for years; but remem­ general qoeiUaos. Sample: gifts, they enjoyed refresh­ ber that God gave snd God "You’ve lost weight. What ments of cake, candy, nut* took away, and he will give dress slit do you wear now?” and punch. again to the worthy: so be­ A more direct approach: stir yourselves and plant Gucit Hit Included Shiran draw up a general chart for ^Untouchables also severed with an oera lace doth* centered with aw at­ tractive arrangement of eu­ calyptus greenery and yellow S I Joanne DouthittHas Party fagi m m flashed by silver I lee* written hi grata were served from crystal sandwich eaadto sticks with white caa- attend with auto aad yellow, honor Regina was die*. Petits Pears toed la [ green and white mints. Chickin attraction aleevewhite with "Begins aad Char-1 aa salad sandwiches were i crepe sheath with she iworu • purple Inca top; aha eattieya orchid, gift from tho hostesses. Mrs. Clark, mother wore a of the brtoe-etect bride-4 i and gold brocade twodress, Mrs, Wainright a two-piece black (heath bine neckline scarf. Mrs Parker, mother of the groom•loet, chose for the tea Ue a twobropiece candlelight satin bro­ dresa with matching cade dress Jacket tha punch bowt Presiding at the worn during the tea hours were N[black, Mrs. C. T. N 1black, Mrs. George Mesas sad Mrs. DimDior, plea Faircloth. Floating hoetosars wars, Mrs. Ben Vainright Mrs. John Ridenour, Mrs. Ben Ward, Mrs. V . B. West, Mrs. V . H. B. Martin and Mrs. C. R. Clonta. Mrs. Louise Beasley wee la charge o f refreshments. starch- MISS REGINA CLARK, popular bride-elect o f Charles Parker waa honor­ ed recently with an elaborate bridal tea a t the Woman’a Club o f Oviedo. Pictured are Mrs. S. E. Parker (mother o f the prospective groom ), Mrs. K. W. Clark (mother o f the bride-elect), Miss Clark (honoree) and lira . Roy Wainright (slater o f the groom to b e ). J h e , 'tja Ju U w . "S a b i. her to liU out, Including dress sire, height snd weight. "Bvery woman knows It isn’t simple for a man to se­ lect lingerie," said Miss Msy­ sr, "Follow the rules and your gift will not ocly be wrapped with affection. "It will win some for you, too." and Colleen Colvin, Hubby Roberts, Tony ami Donnie Richardson, Donna and Deb­ bie Pruitt, Kay and Wayne 1’ arkcr. D e b b i e Edwards, Itobby and David Thompson, llrvnda Usery, Jim m y Uro- rrs t h e CRESCENT Shown freely In Europe last Spring and now on tho Ameri­ can scene are pumps laced to please. With the laced pumps eume *hoc» with lower heels, lower backs and sides and solter shape in the toe. Cut For The New Bllhoueltn $2.00—.Shaping »2*50—Shampoo & Set anew. Rrgln with trees, be­ cause they take longer to grow. In this locsllty, since the temperature often drops be­ low freeslng, it behoves one to plant hardy trees. In the evergreen clais, the o a k (Queretia) la the first choice. The Live Oak, my favorite, Fashionettes JOANNE DOUTHITT, left, tlimuMer of Rev. mul Mm. Joe D ou th itt being crowned at Kinder­ garten on her 5th b irth d a y . • • • Gifts For Mental Patients prueilral as ever. In coat, Jacket or parka, it Is warm and wearable and looks good on all type* of collegians particularly. New ski furs in­ clude a silver hair seat swag­ ger coat, three-quarter length and belted. This can be worn with a matching hat and pants of any kind. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322*191 ft Betty Anne s lla lr Styling ttalow 2201 S. Park Avc. fif f / th e Glamorous Dresses nistil, Dec. Id, at 9 p.m. The public Is Invited to attend and children are cxpcclally wel­ come tn com e sec Santa Claus between 6 and 9 p.m. The girls spent the evening busily making plans tn collect ( hrbtina* gills for the men­ tal patients at the Mental Hospital In Gainesville and pulling together a lovely Thank .giving basket fur a needy Seminole County fam ­ ily. Ways and Means chairman, Jan Cahill, reported the "Win a Schwinn fur Christmas" project It well umler way. In formation may lx; had from any m em ber of the chapter. The drawing will be held downtown S a n f o r d Friday W E D D IN G S . . PARTIES... 1.r> years outfit I Ing the men correctly, tom fort a lily In formats. DeBary W om ans Club Plans Holiday Festivities At M eet Theta Epsilon To Collect Favorite idea for a young faahiotiaiile In the three to sis age set: Long-sIccvcd cotton Mrs. Walt (Joanne) Bohan­ drrst checked in dark red and white with a large seal non entertained the members loped bertha of white pique of Theta Epsilon Chapter ol and a big red bow at the neck. licta Sigma I’ M at her home Tuesday night for their reg­ • • • Fur Is still us pretty and as ular meeting. Is handsome and wids-sprtadIng but etow In growth. The Water Oak, o f which there are many varieties, are fast growers and beautiful In shupe. A tree five to seven feet tail whin planted will make a nice shade tree In five to alx years. The (,'hamphor-tree Is ex­ cellent fo r shade because It grows wide as well s i tall snd Is a fairly rapid grower. A l­ so it is not easily uprooted by wind storms. The Magnolia, a stately tree with large white flowers and heavy green leaves, bring* beauty to its surrounding*. Re­ lated to the Magnolia In look* Is the I^iblolly-bay (Gonlonl-s Insiunthus), As tiers o f this variety are rather slender In form , they are more attractive T.:e program for the even­ ing was conducted by Mrs. •Stern (Sherry) llolle and Mrs. Hob (Hetty) McKee. Thu sub Jret of the program was "Awareness of liletslngs.” A good sense of humor was one of the blessings discussed ami around this subject the girls presented an audience partici­ pation radio show. Each con­ testant related a humorous experience. They were Judgrd by an applause meter and the winner was Mrs. Faye Stetson. Those attending the meet Ing were Mrs. Joanne Hulun nun, Sherry IWilte, Jan Ca­ hill. Uarhara tickle, Hetty Erickson, Jo Kuhlke, Pat Largen. Kay Lee, Hetty Lewis, Hurry McKee, Faye Stetson, Mona Walker, Pat Helm and Joanne Gardner. for special occasions ahead! The DeBary Woman’ i Club held the regular monthly meeting recently at the C om ­ munity C e n t e r , President Marge Ulrich presided. Mr*. Kwald Mlchelsen gave a brief resume of the program to be presented at tbe Dec. 18 meeting of the club. Mra. Gaston Crosby, Am er­ icanism chairman, spoke on displaying the American flag and urged mem tier* to write about their congressmen keeping the words, "U nder G od " in our pledge of alleg­ iance. Mrs. Arthur Wagner, first vice president, invited the members and their gucsta to attend the "Silver Christmas T ea" to he held at her home Friday, Dee. 2. Mrs. C h e s t e r Ucarlck, membership chairman, stated she needed a few more alamp !looks to purchase another cant table. Mr*. Karl Mer­ rill, hospitality chairman, stated no guest* were pre­ sent. Miss Beatrice J. Tyson, parliamentarian, presented the findings on the by-laws of the club at tlw» executive meeting. Mrs. Sidney Swal­ low discussed the Christmas Don't store potatoes, sweet potatoes, dry onions, eggplant and rutabagas tn the refriger­ ator. They keep well in cool rather than cold storage. If you wunt aome "very special" d r e h h u a fur thorn) important Holiday occuniona ahead, wo’ru auru you'll find j u s t what you wunt in our n e w , exciting Holiday c o l l e c t i o n . Plan to see them — very soon! gift* to ho brought to the De­ cem ber meeting for the r e ­ tarded children, anil they shuuid be plainly marked for boy or girl. She also displayed tho award the club received from the Handicapped Society for the work the DeBary Woman's Club has done from 1962. President Mr*. Ulrich r e ­ ceived a citation for the club for community improvement program from 1962 to 1904 sponsored by Sears Roebuck Company. Mrs. Clair Fellow*, educa­ tion chairman, presented Dr. W. It. Pickens, asiociate pro­ fessor o f education and direc­ tor of student teaching at Stetson University, who spoke on "Education Is an Adult Experience." Refreshment* were served from a buffet table overlaid with a lace cloth and cen­ tered with a large sheet cake decorated in the Thanksgiv tng theme, flanked by tall cry dal candle sticks with tall orange tapers. Trays of cookie*, mint* and nuts and twin tea snd coffee silver service completed the (able, presided over by Mra. John Rayfuse and Mrs. David Harridge, assisted by Mrs. Allan Hunter, Mr*. Edgar Ulrller, Mrs. Ivan Walker and Mrs. E. Hamilton. Laura Platt Brown was chairman. placed In a curved 11a* la groups e f Uuee about feet apart. Tbe Chinee* Elm, available In both deciduous and evergiven, Is useful in mild cli­ mate*. The svergreen grows rapidly snd ia attractive in shepe. Odoratisslmum vibumem can be trimmed Into a pleas­ ing shape, aa also can LI g u v trum. Satisfactory variatlas of the tatter are lueidum with glossy leaves, aurso-marglnaturn with golden-tinted leaves, and nobills. Small but dense, they are useful fo r hedgoe and screening purposes aa wall aa for shad*. Each o f the It** o r Hollies makes outstanding tree* with their bright red berries end waxy green leaves. Am ong the deciduous trees, the Maple and the Sweet Gum rank high. Roth are fast grow ­ ers and well shsped. In this group Is found ths Koelreuteria panlculata (golden-ralntree), which has amazingly beautiful clusters o f colored seed pod*. These clusters can be cu t while In their bright rotor and kept In the house for several months without losing their beauty. Many beautiful tree* will survive some degree e f cold. Am ong them are the Jacaranda, tha Schinue terebinth!foliu* (Brazilian Pepper-tree), and the Gravities robuata (Silk-oak). There are many more trees that will grow In this climate, hut get started; plant som e­ thing! It I* wlae to consider the eventual site o f the adult tree. Do not plant tree* too eloee together, because mature trees ere difficult to trans­ plant. A fter tha trees have been placed, start on the shrubbery in the same careful and stud­ ied way, end you will reap much Joy, because “ The kies o f the sun for pardon, Tbe song o f the birds for mirth, You are nearer God’s heart tn the garden, Than anywhere else on earth." faul r aeveae aowu FOR APPOINTMENT CALL S22-M97 4 iU t R .I J t ” diem . **.»5 IH* die**. SJA 7" diam. M 2 INTERNATIONAL EVELYN'S KADER JEWELERS IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 112 8. PARK AVE. 3rd * MAGNOLIA 8 ILVBRPLATE BY — BEAUTY SALON ^FRAGRANCE A* LA* MOOD9 l«ti her chooss tho seen! that suits the seen* from this charming frsgranco wardrob# of four couturier colognes in • glistening snap-spart sectional trsy: Sophisticated? dry, sparkling APHRODISIA Outdoorsy? crisp, froth WOODHUE Exotic? lawny, purry TIGRESS Romantic? torrid, torchy FLAMBEAU Cologne Fourtomw thasat 4J&0 Cofogna TVaaaoma 340 tha set W Z o A y £ a U w jia “ Fettering Fnehiewe J u t For Y o e " Celebrating Our “Tenth” Birthdoy Hosiery November 27th, 1953 - November 27th, 1964 Phoenix and Clausner AFTER-SIX W HITES . . . BLACKS • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday , Evening* Sales - Rentals Glut M IN IN * V 111 Magnolia W EAR Flemings I Deafer* I I’ hunt J22-IJM * 1 Gifts - Cards • Hooka 210 E. First SI. • Latest Fall Shades • New Texture Hose • All Sizes JjaM udi'A Downtown Daaferd's Complete Department Store W E INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND — SEE THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS W E HAVE FOR Y O U ........................ FRIDAY AND 8ATU RD AY 200 N. PARK AVE. PH. 822-2383 �SSr V a fir l f m diomamakahi\ Cohnah 9 S o t. 28, 1964 — Pag* 11 (baah CUbby: SEW & SAVE By Abigail Van Buren FRIDAY, NOV. 2Jlh A H A . M,i| By Mr*. H. L. TIit« It "N ature'* Good A p­ ple Year” and w o are begin­ ning to reap benefits from the many new orchards that grower* have planted In the last few year*. The crops thia tea r arc producing very large apple* o f a good qual­ ity. There Is a prediction that this year’s crop will be around IS million bushels m ere than last year. Apple products are fast becoming the most popular canned fruit on the grocers' shelves. Mora and more fam ilies are enjoy­ ing a big bowl o f chilled apple aauce on the table for break­ fast, luncheon, dinner or sup­ per. Just spoon esna or Jars of the sauce into a pretty bowl and everyone helps him ­ self for no one can resist that tangy flavor. Here’ s an Instant treat. Put cubes of sponge cake, loaf rake o r ether plain cake la • dessert bowl. Sprinkle on > little sherry or port, sad let stead until eoaked in. Spoon a can or ja r o f apple sauce on top and if you wish, crown with whipped cream and a cherry. • • • Here are a few m ore ways o f using the apple produet. .ANGEL DELIGHT DESSERT 1 pkg. angel food cake mix t* cup slivered almonds 1 tbsp. margarine 2 cupa canned apple aauce *4 cup augar l4 tip. m ace *4 cup heavy crea m ; whipped 8H or. can flaked coconut Prepare cake mix a* direct­ ed on pkg. Saule almonds slowly in butter until delicate brown. Combine apple sauce, augar, m ace and alm ondi, mix wall. F o l d whipped cream and coconut in apple aauce mixture. Chill. Just be' fore serving, cut cake in slices and top each with ap­ ple sauce mixture. Serves I10. • • • In a sauce pan combine all ingredients except pastry and nutmeg, cook ovsr moderate beat until very hot and thick­ ened. Roll out pastry Into a 12-inch round and prick well all over. Place a round bot­ tomed beat proof bowl er casserole on e cookie sheet or double thickness o f heavy foil; press pastry lightly te bowl and turn b eck over. Hang flush with edge o f bowl to make a double ed g e; flute or prets with fork if desired. Bake crust In a hot oven, 400 degrees, about 12 to M min­ utes, until browned and crisp. Cool a few minutes, then carefully lift cru st from bowl and place like a bowl oa serving dish. Spoon hot spple filling into crust and sprinkle generously w i t h nutmeg. Serve st once with any of the following toppings: whipped cream, ice cream , plain thick cream for pouring over, or thick sour cream with a sprin­ g s of brown sugar. Serves 6. • • • Here's e pretty green sslsd dish. GREEN SALAD 2 pkgs. lime gelslln 2 cups hot w ater pineapple Juice 1 pt. vanilla ice cream , soft­ ened 1 No. 2 can crushed pineapple, drained 2 bananas, diced 1V4 cups seedless g r e e n grapes, halved 20 marshmallows, cut into eighths Dissolve gelatin in hot wa­ ter. Add enough water to pineapple Juice to make IV* cups and add gelatin. Chill over ice water until slightly thickened. Whip with a rotary beater until frothy. Add ice cream and m ix until well blended. Fold in pineapple and remaining ingredients. Turn in individual molds or 1 large mold. Chill overnight or for several hours. Serves 12. ■ *t— . * • CHOT CABBAGE SALAD 4 cupa cabbage, coarsely chopped 1 cup onion, chopped APPLE-NOG NOEL 2 envelopes unflavored gela­ tin *4 cup cold water 14 cup sherry, heated, or use *4 cup apple juice and 1 tbsp. run extract 2 eggs, beaten 1 cup mixed chopped glaced fruit *4 cup » 'g a r 2 cupa tight cream dash salt 1 tsp. vanilla 1 cup heavy cream , whipped Soften gelatin in cold wa­ ter, dissolve in warm sherry. Cool slightly and stir in apple aauce. In fop o f double boiler mix eggs, sugar, light cream and aalt. Cook and stir over hot water until mixture is slightly thickened and smooth. Stir in vanllU and cool. Com ­ bine apple aauce and agg mix Well, after tha (east of ture, stir in fruit. Chill until very thick. Fold in whipped Thanksgiving all those who cream. Turn mixture into a need to diet will be asking, rinsed H i qt. fancy mold; |"How can 1 get rid of excess chill until firm . To serve, weight?" This is the theme n( turn out and garnish with ad­ all the letters in the mailbag ditional fruit or with cherries for the past few days and they and whipped cream . Serves hadn't yet sat down to Thanks­ 6 -8 . giving dinner! Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A W O R M ) OF FINE FURNITURE M ATH ER of Sanford BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL 8AVa BY THE ROOMFUL! "Cf - > ~ . ^ DEAR AIRY: I wish m l BOWL-OVER APPLE FIE » 5 cups canned apple slice* 14 cup water 14 to 1* cup brown tugar dash salt I tbsps. margarine 1 tbsp. grated lemon rind pastry for I crust pie nutmeg 3 ROOMS salt and pepper to taste 3 o r 4 (trip s g r a n pepper 1 fresh tom ato, sliced A r r a n g e ingredient* In heavy pan In layers, adding green pepper and tomato *<at Cook covered for 3 stei over m edium beet. Serves a. • • • CABBAGE WEDGE M EAL IN ONE 1 am i ll h eld cabbage 1 cup onion, chopped 1 lb. ground beef At cup uncooked rice > ettpe earned tomatoes 1 cup h o t water 3 tap*, aalt H Up. pepper R em ove tough outer t e a m from cabbage. Cut in M wadgaa and ptaen la n butterad casserole dish or akllteL Arrange onion, ground beef and rice between wedges. Combine tom atoes, water sad seasonings; pour over con­ tents o f casserole. O v e r and bake at 390 degrees for Ite hours. Serves M . • • te SPANISH RICE WITH HAMBURGERS AS I.O W ** AS — M ATH ER of Sanford S l i o r IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 tatilng him. Theta extra men, who accept invitations le ft and right as though they were doing the hostess a fa v or, malm me tired. You never hear from them after they’ve accepted your h oipiU lity, but they keep turn. big up at all tha parties be­ cause, confound it. men are will aay It for him.) And single m«n who accept feet, tationa should play host oc­ •caret! KNOWS SEVER AL D EAR KNOW8: If men are scarce, gentlemen are even scarcer. Tha extra man has no Immuaity from the social gracea Just because he’s In demand. He should telephone hie hostess tha m orning after to thank hor fo r having entertained him. ( I f he’s too busy or too tontrue-tied to phone, flow ers Q ft t n t u j Q jfl casionally. • The bidding and opening tend w ere the m o m at both tables, but Arthur played a low apada from dummy white the other South called for the jack. • • DEAR ABBY: I ju st recalved tha follow ing Uttar from my nlaeo and would Ilka your oplaton o f it: "D e a r Auntio, I hate to complain, but tha next time you tend mo a Christmas gift, please ■end it in the box from tha store it came from. F.very By Oswald Jacoby Tha United States picked up IS International Match Points agaiaot Israel when Arthur M ason m ade lour spades and tha Israeli South went down. is)a The play after trick one went the asme way st the other table up to the point when East got the tend with the Jack of diamonds. Now East was able to return the ten o f spades to dum m y's king South returned to his hand by ruffing a spade and led the nine of diamonds. # ATd 8 B 1 IIIII IV a te Earn ppm 3* 4 te West played low and now South had to make a decision. He decided to let the nine ride, whereupon East made hii queen ot diamonds and West his see. Pass Paae If Ho could ant afford to lead a spade into dumm y's king-jack, s o he had to return a diamond. This set up dummy's king of diamonds for Arthur's tenth trick. South's diamond pla y was mathamsticaUy correct so he w as unfortunate that tha best percents t* play loot, but if he had Just saved dum m y's Jack of ipadas, he would never have been faced with the problem of the second dia­ mond lead. J.haWoman sy riAh Miiutt od by the children. He never band to u k e some interest takes me anywhere. Even in her job ot homumaklng and though we have four sm all to lend her a hand occa sion ­ ally when she really needs children and no help of any It. She wants him to share the kind, he never often to dry a responsibility (or bringing up dish, put the children to bed, the chlidreo and to aha re o r take a t u n at gatting up some social life with her, whan the baby criea. 1! she doesn't get any of "H e figures that his one and these things she is bound to only job is to support us. But feel her husband is no parti­ I thought when 1 married I cular bargain would have some companion­ The day is long since gone ship and another adult to talk whan the role ot a good pro­ to in the evening! when the vider is the sole responsibility day's work is finally d on e." a man mult assume to be A wife expects companion­ considered a satisfactory hus­ ship. She expects her hus­ band. dibyhJjq h iA 10-11 P.M. NBC. Suspense Theatre "G raffiti." (Color) For moat o f the way, this la a two-character play and once you’re caught up in It it’s a true suspense thriller. Louis Jourdan atara aa a French un­ derground leader caught by tha Nasla who don't know his " I used to walk a lot and real identity, and Philippe kspt wail limbered but now Forquat plays in aaaanln dis­ that I have retired I never patched to the prison to kilt seem to go out of the house, unices I ride in the car. I am stiff and too heavy, t am 61. What should 1 d o about this?— S. H ." T V Time Previews him before tha Nails learn tha truth and torture vital acc­ rete out of him. The U tter half o f the drama is davoted to thair spina-tingling aacape plan. In the course of their tenuous climb to freedom, both men learn a lot more about themselves and about each other. Stay with thia one. It's worth It. 7:30-8:30 P.Jf. NRC. Y our all-time favorite songs (C ol­ or) A piraamnl if anmrwhut overly ruta hour devoted to pop music. Whether those ate really your all-tima favorites <>r nut, tha chorus hammers home the- fact that they nru ben, tree they wera selected in n mugaiina pall. The show dots chunks o f iom e 20 pop standarde. som* quite agree­ ably and there’s no danying the fact that tlean Martin nnd Eydie tint tin’ can and tlo sing well. Add on a trlnimed-down Al Kirt for those w ho fancy hint and there’s a lot o f tal­ (4) The Real M Cayn ent on hand. Salactlona range (t) Mlaelna Links from ’ Begin the R egulne," **I FRIDAY r. M. Left My llert In San Franclaco.’ ’ "Tonight," "T e * For (3) lay Whan (4/ Lnvs of Life T w o," "E xodus," "Green* (3) Father Known East sleeves," ‘\Stur Dust.'* "M oon II) Naw e(3) Truth or Conte* River," "You'll Never Walk quintet <l> Search Far Tnaanr- A lone" to a hoked-up version raw o f "Blue Moon." (I) Hallo Pet Pickets 8-3 P.M CBS. Perry Mason IS, CluMing Light it) N ew t- Her s-harar "The Caie o f the Reckless Ur New, Weather Rock hound" Another alick, Ml lilrl ftlk tricky mystery you may huve I) 1 Movie (3) Fount trouble keeping up with. The i l l actants <l> at The World T u n a eaientisl props include a gun, 111 NBC News Report a million dollars in diamonds, 111 Loretta Young a partnership agreement, a (It Password <)| New,Una ribhon, rock candy ami aonie (3) Doctor. doctored books. The defendant (I) Itouia l-artr 'I t Day In C»utt ia the owner o f a mining firm, IS) Nawa played by Audrey Totter. The (I) Another World Television Tonight Walk, walk and atop riding Also go on a diet and follow it carefully. You can feel so much happier and look so much better when you have the proper figure. Send me a long-addressed, stamped an \elope and enclose TEN rents in coin fo r ■ copy of "Figure Perfection D iet" and a gift copy of "D iet Breaks." And, by the way, ladies, ad dress your tettare to me in care o( the paper In which my column appears; you will gat faster eervice. Do not put •CITY" on your return enve­ lopes. This ir very confusing and tim ew aiting, aa the re­ quest may get aeparated from foe envelope and the mall clerk has to try to find tha envelope bearing the post­ mark. T o use foe designation ’ •CITY" U old-fashioned and after-forty h d ie i are not oldfa ahiooed— are tbay? Diet, d ie t' Wear plain fab rici for clothes, no belts, long straight tines, and no color break at the waistline. EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS widows and d i v o r c e e s around, ho does not need to Arthur won the drat trick with the ace of spades and 1 lb. ground beef led a low club to dummy's 1 tbsp. shortening Jack. East won with the queen 1 med. onion, diced and led back tha nine. Arthur 1 green pepper, chopped took his ace and rafted hte 1 tap. aalt last elnb with tha tan of 3H cupa ten u toes hearts. H e drew trump* with H tip. pepper three lead*, ted the ten o f 1 tap. mustard 1 tap. Worcestershire sauee diamond* sad let k ride to 1 cup uncooked Instant rice East’s jack. At this point. East was Preheat skillet to 330 de­ grees. Shape ground beef into down to spades and diamonds. 6 pattlea. Malt shortening in skillet; saute patties 4 min­ utes on each aide or until brown. Remove from skillet. Saute onion and green pepper in fat. Add ramaining ingred­ It m a y coma as • surprise ients. m ix thoroughly. Ar­ to som e men to learn that range patties on top of rice wives today expect more from mixture, cover skillet. When their buabeada than just so­ steaming treaty reduce heat briety. faithfulness and a pay to 300 degrees. Cook 30-30 check. minutes, o r until rice te fluffy Today, dw girl who is pri­ and tender. If more liquid te m arily Intonated In a pay needed add Vk cup water. check c m c a m c m bars elf. Serves 4 6. And although sobriety and faithfulness certainly are virPHONY AS A . . . tues that help hold a marriage NEW Y O R K (U P D —Folding together, companionship te an­ money in deoominstions ol other nceasary ingredient tor 11.30, 33 and $4 i* being sold happiness. at tha N ew York Flea Market. One wife writes, "M y hus­ A seller and exhibitor sayi band cornea home at night too these bills, while vslid in tired to talk or to ba bother their tim e, are not legal ten­ der today. Most of the odd bills w ere issued by state banka and railroads between 1127 and 1862. "M y waistline is wide and yat I am not hsavy. What kind of clothe* should 1 w eir to sort of cover up this fault?— Mrs. T . " Complete % would any eewmthtsg In your colum n about the "extra n u n ” w ho thinks that with "M y leg s are huge, but I am not. Should I wear longer skirts' My legs cannot bo re­ duced—I have had profession­ al work on tham.— N .E.U ." Yes, legs are difficult, but not do lower the hemline very much from the accepted fash ion length, or you would call attention to your legs. Con­ centrate oo "ov er the table glam our." Tom orrow — Powder Point­ ers! m U M D A T P. N. 1:00 (4) New*. 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Jay (lalar) U f a af Night Tha Toung 'Urrlede March Dame The Secret Storm Trallmaatar NBC News Report Heat ol lirouchu L’ ncla Wall Welle Fargo Kncklabarrr Hound Seghunt mporta Nawecope Leave It To Heaver Xewi, Weather, Sparta W A N T ED 1 LAST 1 D A Y S rHudaon, Day, Randall "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" 2:10. 1:1) 7:1), 9:10 In Color Cf|r TILL 2:00 E f|c W l MON. * FRI.Oir TRAINEES Hen and woman an urgently seeded tar • • j B M !' MACHINE TRAINING rwvaM MMctok m s ha kawt « a voria •«<* MW) M, Mtaitm wta, »,,««*« W* It rou varies can aa flnanaag wota tag*, naata mouda vama »*oaa nwnoar ana aga. AUTOMATION TRAIf'INO time t try te taka back on* a f your presents 1 am told it didn’t com e fr o m there. This ia very em barrassing. I hope you want mind my tell­ ing you this, but I would rather ba frank than taka a chance on getting embarr­ assed again tilts year- Love to Uncla and tha kids. Sincerely yours. Bandy” Have you fv t r board any­ thing to equal th ia? Sincerely your*. "FL A B B E R G A S T E D HEAR FL A B B E R G A ST . ED: Yea. This: • a s Dear Abby, enclosed la a latter Juat received from my sister: "D ear Margaret: Last Christmas I beat my brains out going from store to store trying to find three ties I thought y o u r Grorge would like because I know how fussy he ia about his ties. Well. It’a been almost a year now, and I have nev­ er seen George w ear one o f the ties 1 bought for him. If it will make you r Christ­ mas shopping an y eaiier, my Paul would be tickled to death to hare thoae three ties I sent George. Thanks. D O TTY " • a • DEAR A B B Y : A word to Dick, who can't g et a thankyou letter written to hla aunt and uncle f o r a wonHerful two-week vacation on their ranch last summer. "D ick, did It ever occur In you that your aunt and uncla might be too busy to writa and Invite you for an­ other aueh visit naxt sum­ m er?” 1 have only fou r nieeea and nephews, bu t if thay don't writs and thank me for a g ift, that ia that. I sent a check for m y naphaw'a birthday th.a summei. I haven't heard from him to date. Christmas shopping will be lighter thia year! FORGOTTEN AUNT: PICO N, Aria. • a • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO • ' F L A T*C H E ST E D IN FLATR U 8H ": Tnke comfort in the words o f Giorgio, th e Italian philosopher: "What a girl measures Is not nearly ns Important ns whether she "m easures up.” » • e Our Annual A fte r ITHANKSGIVINGI CLEAN-UP a m i YOU'LL SAVE DURING OUR * > ANNUAL CLEAN-UP, A S ? WE'RE MAKING ONE LOW PRICE ON THESE FABRICS. t 45” PIMA STRIPES Rear. $1.00 Yd. Value FuMRoils Arnel Jersey PRINTS Full Bolts Pillow Case g PRINTS For Ahby'i b o o k l e t , "How To Have A Lovely Wedding." send Sit rent* to Abby. Box 607IH>, Ln* A n g­ eles, Calif. e a e £ Give For ^ Christmas ^ New Patterns w OUTING FLANNEL Full Rolls Dan River POPLIN And TWILLS Troubled? Write to ABBY, Rox 63700. Log Angeles, Calif. For a personal rrply, •nrlnse n stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. DRIP-DKl PRINTS TV RENTAL • Sale* SALE • Service ’ Full Bolts Valtex Apron Border Prints Seminole TV F A 1-1916 Zenith Color T V Ralaa 1(66 Hanford Are. Printed Plisse O V i k t Rl Ot - I N U r i f T 45, r O X F O R lf STRIPES TMEATR VOX ITT a FRIDAY T t i> h < ilit ,i u a itsla *a»«* S1.oo I ( VIII.II VI) Bates Prints m i, i i ; h i id : -I I I I D I I M M I kl li.K 45” OXFORD* SOLIDS DVIIK" a«kkr Rxlvll a A e e.tU -HUNKY MIMIN linrfcL ' Plnti.O I.MMl.l “ Mcl.lV riH'K John (Vi,, r. All Is t olur Dacron & S Cotton < BATLSTE a 15” w h it f ; ^ FANCIES NOW thru SAT. OPEN 12:15 2 OFTHE WILDFUN HITSTHAT MADE THEM FAMOUS! INCH S Solid Color OUTING FLANNEL___ And Many More Assorted Cottons, Linings, Etc. To Choose From Th‘ VA LU E S TO 11.19 YD. R EM N AN T s w HW Y 17 & 92 NEAR MAITLAND FERN PARK, FLA. O PEN M O N D A Y T IL 9 P. M. BOX 110 C /O SAN FO RD HERALD SEW & SAVE �jt & > \ f - V m . S m m Enterprise PIC Has Heeling of vlnoal tratotag aad goad etudy habit# warwatraaaad by U n . Sylvia ^ m m o e u f. Itoteatoerygctowt, to bar talk M ara member* of the PTC at M r November meeting. Membership drlva banner la the men “FLAVOR U. S. “ CHOICE” AGED” tou#t by Un. Martel Kauffmaa hr ■ehkvtof a T3 per coat total. Room count for tbo month aloe acat to thU cl at*. beef gift Kamo and eaaara M ac told by homoira and that tieroom hata tor the Dec. 4-9 talent atom, "What ’N Rtewa" arc , 1%h ahow, hotel apoal h r baaaflt of too school library, will ha presented at » : » p. at. Doe. 4, to Enterpytoa aad St T :» p. a ., Dae. S, la OaBery. First grade aothen wo advised that tho class will ra­ ter a float to Un Dee. 9 DoLoad Christme i Parade and •shad to east* with ite pce- cum S U N K Kirk Attends College Meet so u n d DELAND — William Kirk o f Basford, represented the ■tetsra University U n I e n Beard f t tho regional meetto# ef the Associstion of Col­ lege Unions Mss ting at Flori­ da Rtata University In Tal­ lahassee, Nov. IS and 14. Ha to president ef tha Stetson Union Biftrie Kirk is the era of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kirk Jr., 402 Summerlin, Sanford. •m o w S IE IIK ATTENTION • CHUCK O W N ER S SPECIALS BRING THIS A D TO OUR PARTS DEPT. STEAK LB. •swiss STEAK MONEY SAVING FOR NOV. & DEC. S IB W 100 EXTRA Wllh this Coupon and tk* PrnrhiM Of . . . Freeh "100% Pure" GROUND BEEF G O LD BOND sm io iN S TA M P S STEAK LB. GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS Coupon good at ^ D R IF T W A Y " only C , BAN WESTERN "PICNIC* Thru Suturday, Novcmltcr 28. ■ Ih A ltlf n A i f T 65 ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS |Coupon A Purchase "Uren Co 1 1 4 9 .5 1 GOLD BOND STAMPS Thrlftway” FORDS 60 EXTRA FORDS T-BIRDS Hliihlly lllaher W ith ThU Coupon A The Percheie Of GENUINE FORD "Blue Plate" SHOCK ABSORBERS MaynnnaU* tju Jar 61e GOLD BOND STAMPS Coupon cu«U at yeur -"Thrift* Only, Thru Mat., Nmemtur 2 H EACH i EXTRA GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 5T • 65 Ford it Falcon $ 2 ^ With Thte Coupon 4 Tha Purchaa* Of "Diamond" LUNCHEON PLATES pkit. or io 60c GOLD BOND STAM PS iur **Thrlltw« Nuiember 3 54 • 56 FORD EACH I EXTRA NOTICE Ki t h ThU I Coupon A Thr Your Friendly Ford Service 4k Parts Departments GOLD BOND STAMPS ■'Thrlftway*' Opes TU 4:M Set AfteraoMw Strickland Morrison, Inc. 305 E . FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA . PH. 322-1481 Winter Park MI 4-8916 / u i 41 . SLICED BACON SAUSAGE . Herman’. "Orange llend’1 Heat *N Serva lb. 39c 12 Or. Pkg. “ FOLGER’S” m PRODUCE m ALL GRINDS Week. State, Red "Deliclou." LOOSE 1952 - fit EACH lb. 29c PORK STEAKS . lb. 39c FRI 49c PORK ROAM . "B U D G E T * GENUINE FORD I.EAN "W E S T E R N 1* APPLES 1 0 SALT PUDDINGS SARDINES PEAS . . . . PORK & BEANS HAWAIIAN PUNCH CORN . . . CREAM CORN . MEAL . . . . GRITS . . . . SAUERKRAUT . . NOODLES. . . PRINCESS CREAMS RICE . . . . TEA BAGS . . TEA . . . . DOG FOOD . . "M Y .T -F IN E " ASSORTED "M A IN " IN OIL "S A X E T * FIELD "S H O W B O A T " SPAGHETTI (O R ) lbs. 6 9 ( FRESH "MED. S U E " CABBAGE . . . CARROTS . . lb. bag 9c "F R E S II *N CHISP" "R E D ” OR "Y E LLO W ” LB. CAN 46 OZ. CANS "N IU L E T S " WHOLE KERNEL "GREEN G IA N T " WHOLE (O R) Limit: One With Your 13 Or More Food Order Pleaae. "E VEK FK ESH " B A N AN A -N U T IS OZ. EACH LAYER CAKE . . . 39c WHITE BREAD . . 4/85c fD A IR Y m "E VEK FK ESII" FRESH B A K E D ! "A L L S W E K T QUARTERS OLEO . . . . BISCUITS . . "H1IUKFRKSII" UF.FlUr.ERATF.D 10 OZ. LOAVES NO. 301 CAN S I/S1.00 "P L A N T A T IO N " FRI ^ SAT0*ty FRESH PACKED! IN MARION COU NTY! Ml. I’ Ktl. "P L A N T A T IO N " a OZ. CAN T O M A T O ES "H REM NEH " . 25c . 25c . 2/29c . 29c 4 LB. BAG ■8TOKELY B A VAR IAN " •MUELLER’S " OLD FASHIONED “SUN-UTE” 4 L a BAG NO. 303 CAN S ■ a • IS OZ. PKGS. 2 L R PKG. "M O N O G R A M " LONG GRAIN EXTRA PLEDGE GOLD BOND STAMPS -T h rU tw a y -d “M ORTON " ASSORTED POT PIES . . . . DINNERS . FRENCH FRIES . "M O R T O N " ASSORTED "M R . G " S OZ. P IE S 5/99c 39c 3/69c It OZ. PK PKG. G. 16 OZ. PKGS. ’ KGS. "U P T O N " NO. 303 CAN "L1PTO N " "D U K E " T A L L CANS . 13/88c �.^ n u u l i i v . : " ' u ?a \f / ^ ✓ 4v > v : # 4- 0 0 15th A N N U A L Christmas Parade W edn esday, Dec. 2nd 3 :3 0 DOWNTOWN P .M . SANFORD -/ C " w V*V«**^ *• c: i •k » A . �Santa Claus To Visit Seminole County Soon T in 4*yi M m Christmas •Mat like weeks to children. T in * eta yasa m eet q u ick ]/ to e them tf /n o gat them to■ t o M to toy-n aktot prefect*. Thto win aa owfy keep them accepted n d out o f M ischief, but U also educational ba* cawM It taackca tk * n to ba m i tire. G fU iai involved to toy-makt o f with /our children d o n not taka much t in * o r money but only a little guidance. Make a (aw atifttsU om , then tot tba kidi carry am. One o f tbe beat a ou ren far aaaktog aU kinds o f to /a to too ardtoary tincoated (tool ■oft-drink can; every fam ily to s o n to kata plenty o f "am pttoa” around the house. (fare the children create a bandaome aaowmaa, a charm* to| S a .li CUui ta d a cheru­ bic choir boy from em pty 13* ounce soft drink c a m . Tbe only other materiato D ecen ary • re: colored construction pa* para, glut, Kiaaora. c r a y o a . • ruler and cotton balia. Tha Santa to made by cov* • h ag the c u with a rectangle ad white paper tree inchae by atoa lachai. Glue a strip o( black paper •toa iachti by o m and a hall fo e h n to too b a n o f the can fo r Santa’s belt. A n ineb square gold paper, patted to tha black bell, m akes Uia buckle. Fbr hla esp, cut n triangle o f while paper seven Inches long and tlva Inche* high. f o r ear muffs, glue cotton balls to (be tides o f the can and make toe red m uffler from a atrip of paper, color it rod , cut fringes oa the ends, •nd tie. it la held in place with a little glue. Make the lid with the V* shaped opening) at the bate mt the toy. Cut a rectangle of white craft paper fiv e inches b y aides of the can. Draw but­ t o n , nine inches and glue it to the a mouth, pipe and eyes, •ad color them with black crayon. Mike the nose red. The o f hiving S P EC IA LS ! PRICES GOOD THRU SU N - N O V, 29th. a 100 A sp irin . . . . . . . . . 9c I * 1 1000 Saccharin'/«gr. 17c r,% Community Christmas Party began many years ago in Lake Mary and Longwood and haa been continued annually SANFORD'S NEW Christmas street lighting decorations are up, herald­ ing the opening o f the holiday season. The new Ytlle decorations were furnished by the Sanford Merchants Association and inatalled by the City o f Sanford. (Herald Photo) Charming Poise Shopping Demands Doesn't Happen Glamour Resources Th« chirm ing poize of cer­ tain little g lrli doezn't ju il happen . . . it it the rciu lt of many influencei in their back­ ground, according to psychoiegllral finding*. Mother* who would llko to see their young daughter! taka m ore o f an In­ teroat ia clothes ta d grooming might lake a tip from a toy firm when It co m e t to Chrlitmat gifting this season: the creator* of " T i m m y ," a fashlon-consrloui teenager, and her little liitc r , "P ep per," »ugS « t helping daughter’, fo c lil development along with a gilt of totie chic little dolU. Becaute ‘T a m m y " hat a Always Unusual Hunting with a shotgun capable of holding m ore than three shells it contrary to the regulations of (he Gam e and Freth Water Flab C om m is­ sion cuilom Tho Christmas season with its busy sche­ dule of shopping chores, entertaining and being entertained, puts special demands on a gal’s glamour resources. Rut a l l these doings require that a woman be well groomed, and a chic coiffeur is a fashion “must." This heady problem is instantly solved by tha wondrous ways of wigs amt hairpieces, say the experts at Fashion Tress. Perfect toppings for gals o f all ages: wigs, wiglets, wigettes, cones, switches and pony tails are beauty bonuses for every occasion. An ideal gift for any woman (teen-agers in­ cluded) — a fashion hairpiece or wig should l>e selected carefully. The top quality wigs are o f human hair, handwefted by first sewing the hair into a strip or fringe, then sewing the fringe onto a lacy, light net cap which allows air to circulate. There is no harm to the wearer’s hair or scalp and naturally a wig is not subject to olliness, dampness or other hair problems. Make your gift choice in your lady’s own color or choose a dramatic new color. Wigs can easily I* restyled from casual coiffures to formal ones, and once set need little attention. For those who have a passion for high fa­ shion. the variety of hairpieces now available cater to the various tastes and many moods of milady. These changc-abouts can instantly transform a drooping hairstyle to a dramatic "do" for the most elegant of dates. through too Interest o f local organizations and residents, In Lake Mary tha event, known to take place at early as 1909 where tot prsaent N a t* rent Church 1* located, waa started fo r the purpoee o f bringing all residents to­ geth er at the Yuletide, with their youngsters, in a spirit o f love and good wilL In 1923, the Chamber o f Commerce be­ came sponsor o f the celebra­ tion, holding carol slnga around a huge lighted Christ­ mas tree followed by Santa's arrival with gifla for tha lit­ tle ones. Later, planned programs featuring local talent were or­ ganized and praaanttd before St. Nick arrived. More re­ cently, parties have been un­ der direction o f the Lake Mary Woman’* Club and held at the elementary school. Each year, however. Santa ■till makes a special visit and carols are sung, refreshments served and bags of yummy candy handed out along with the gifts. In Longwood the party is held at City Park and spon­ sored by the Volunteer fire­ men with assistance from the city and it* civic organiza­ tions. Each child attending, within the age limitations, ia treated to hot dogs, cotton candy, ice cream, cup cakes and punch and, as climax to the evening. Santa arrives by fire truck or police car to hand out all the gifts. S Q I M * CANS REG. 92-00 99* $| 89 * a i u * • 1 1 ( Our oN A 33 million contract for deiign. engineering and conitruction of a new phosphoric acid plant for International M inerali and Chemical C orp , baa been awarded to . Well* man-Lord Engineering, Inc., of Lakeland. T.f.rf.f.t. . (to a ) S U N K trie SJeepGuard* System. PLIN AM II xn C5 & X • Wtthea, drtee beautifully. • Rayon end cotton blanket with Nylon binding. a HR MAGNOLIA 112-13R3 VISIT OCR RECORD AN D SH E ET MUSIC D EPT. H O Cl ft Uirctto to» t.v ar r « v j ot ri»u vent teaT*J CSJPCV * TO0m* HIV, WvCSIiH = H O HOW TOW* » k h i nf»»» v it » uwatL oma l»ii* Him* ' Vina gmr »- i( u*M! US’ , j ■J < z P3 >. a VISIT TOUCHTON’S S3 TO Y L A N D Si NEXT DOOR TO MAIN STORE IT’S ABOUT TIME C| ft CO 1 ON FIRST STREET I SOME ONE BEAUTIFIED TINCST COLLECTION1 CHRISTMAS ROBES AND BASILA DID . . . or T i l JOfTlIT, CUDDUKSTi n o i l ANIMALS in TOWN! 26* MEYER MOUSE 25" TV HORSE..... 20" PEPPI LA POOCH 33* KANGAROO ... 13" SLEEPY POOCH ...... 23" MR. KIM MONKEY ...... 15" MR. BIM, JR. ...... .23" BEAR 15" V.I.P. POOCH ............. 14" PEPPI IA POOCH, JR..... A s Seen In Glamour And Feminine Look ONLT With The Basils* h Touch In All Over Embroidery On Nylon With Feather Light - w + * ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.44 2.99 2.99 4.99 2.99 3.99 1.99 >* i m w M a w a e e m * ★ ★ 3.1* 1.99 + * * ★ * ^ p v a v ru T t h e w recker with rLASHER LIGHT * » jjjv a n s * An Answer To His Desire To Please . . . For Her Christmas Gift. K .9 5 to 1 K .9 5 CWga ted1! *ipw9* Q*el 1 tool* v-pp*-*d. frAilMi tfrt#.th9a. M n '9*3 fdf f'dht |.Q'i 9*4 luk* — M fr .'a z » 5 .0 0 l ™ CLU E G A M E ,,,., , , 2 . 8 8 Passw ord Game , '\ ; ly Milton Bindley. . . Lbt loo. . . , 1 . 3 9 i $ S 8 S * .......... 2 .8 8 ,M 0 N 0 P 0 L Y i, Paiker 3 .4 7 h 'tttp tiet *nJ Jiiinfli1** **** . No Obligation Just Register For 1 Free Rob« Of Your Choice Value Up To 11.95 11.93 The ultimate in comfort, outstanding In quality. M ade of the very softest leather, specially tanned for slippers. . . cushioned with relaxing foam rubber. Come in and see our complete selection soon ! Drawing To Be Dec. 15 A SMALL DOWN PAYM ENT HOLDS YOUR CHOICE "The I’ re*criplion Our Primary Concern" T0UCHT0N R E X A L L DRUGS locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And “ E m it" Mill* OF 13 TRASH • Dependable Central Dee- Shoe Store / v Cfl v HOME This Ilenutiful, Dainty O ther* From SANFORD c m il 2-waiif sumn rare smet-Mi DOWNTOWN PS ft "FAST" ViHT-TTIf. F rom There's always uadeniable charm In the classic^ •ad this la M except ion. Your wearing of this vitfc tailored attire, bespeak* jour cultivated e CAN 44 QUART SWING-TOP PLASTIC Chtek then ftaturei! Priced A Classical Edition r GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC BLANKET Holly wood Shop Robes ^ > 21‘ PERM ANENT with tha warmth and ccSFort of a X r 79* Good Nights Guaranteed PS » K LIQUID REGULAR OR HARD-TO-HOLD SA N TA CLAUS and hi* helper, Karen Lee, will be on hand after th e Christina* parade next Wedneaday to pass out goodies to the kiddies at Florida State Bank. (Herald Photo) ta rg e Selection. MATCH SEMILAC HAIR SPRAY For A Choice From Our At tJrtrlU ti h H BR1TE SET The Hollywood Shop / x z Don't Wait — Hurry To TO ft IN “ Theragran-M Vitamins $4.89 c Light His Yule Smart thing! do com e in •mall gift package*. Light up hit Chriitmaa morning with a very amart gift that wilt per­ form ita duty for year* — a rechargeable lighter. Thia rev­ olutionary lighter w ork, on the tame principle at a carlighter. Powered by nickel cadmium battery. Sleek mo­ dern design J V ’ and only H " thick, it cornea la dif­ ferent finishes — can he uied either aa ■ table or pocket lighter — at your favorite store. « DRUG Community Fete At Christmas Is Old Custom Gift Certificate Looking for an unuiual gift fo r huaband, brother or other m a le in the ftmllyT G ive him • gift certificate from hit fa v ­ orite ahoe atore. During the Yuletide acaion, let him atep out amartly or rel e t completely In any one o f the teaaon’ i newrat a h o e •tylei. Shoea in toft, supplesmooth, grained or brushed leather, that will make him foot-happy all year long in the com fort of genuine leather, ■aya the Shoe Eaahion Serv ice • f L e a t h e r Induitriei o f Am erica. Biggeat newt in men’ a th oei this year art riau*! alip-ont and chukkia in waxy leather, in which the natural color and texture of toe leather are sm artly highlighted. WEEK-END E ASY LAY-A-WAY SANFORD ACCREDITED CH ARGE ACCOUNTS Cor. l it A Magnolia Phone 322-2482 �Plaza To Host Santa Friday Yule Shopping 'Season To Open Harmony Brings Joy A t Christmastime Officially le n n e t f i n . t a r a w ■ — T O t iA lfT v M 2 DAYS I Thtra’s mors than on* w ay up, A moat delightful w ay to the perfect opportunity for mas hymns o r joyou s carols bring harmony into your enjoy music In tha hom e Is outfitting it with one o f the abound in record shops dur­ homo at Christmas! Music with on electric organ . . . It’s many fin* models available. ing tha holidays to increase to By Jane Casselberry . The Christmas shopping teas on will be officially ush{fe d in Friday (N ov. 27) at a Mm Seminole Plata in CastelW berry with the arrival o f old Santa himself at 3 p m . and the turning on o f the gala Mghts Friday night. Area youngsters are Invited to b« on hand to welcome him. The entire shopping center Still take on a fairyland ap­ pearance with holiday decor­ ations which promise to b« ( more elaborate than ever this year. A 1200 foot string o f colorered lights will adorn the gi ant 30 foot tree which will grace the main entrance to the plata. Five foot candy cane* will decorate the light poles in the parking area and the buildings will he dccki'd with lighted 0 garland, highlighted with g i­ ant holly berries. The pslnt trees in the mall will be dec­ orated with lights. All o f this at well as th* lovely gift* and decorations displayed in the shops are de­ signed to Jar the lust minute shopper out o f his or her coniplaceny and remind us that in spite of the Indian " Stunmer weather we have been enjoying that wonderful busy, holiday season is upon ua again. Office At Home? "D o e s he have an office at hom e? Is lie meticulous with figure* ? A portable electric Idding machine is Hie perfect gift. It add,, subtracts, multi­ plies . . . features an easy load rlbbun container that re-inks the ribbon after each u*c. The machine will list 7 columns and total > culumns. era enrich your holiday snjoym ent Immeasurably and provide happy memories fu r your children when they grow Christmas Is A-Cookin' Christmas is a-cooking in the kitchen , . . from mouth­ watering cookies to dellcioua hard candies. For this holiday season and fo r many-a holi­ day to come throughout tha year, a complete gift-set o f kitchen thermometer* haa been created. The set, bright­ ly tied, includes a grill-guide and thermometer* for tvery baking and cooking need. Barbecuing hie become a year-round pleasure, and a portable hibncht b r o u g h t right into the living room cun bring real eating pleas­ ure. Here it a quick but delect­ able Christmas evening snack. Steak Kebab* 8 slices top round beef S inch thick 8 dill pickles, medium six* g slices bacon Wrap strips o f a t a n k around pickles and then wrap these in bacon strips. Fasten with tuothpicks and impnl* on tong skewers. Grill at grill-guide temperature o f 325 degrees until bacon is crisp on all sides, Serves 4. sure to Hit a fsstive note with YouTl find that outstanding th* entire fam ily during the albums o f beautiful Christ­ holiday* and Is a g ift that will 9b* 9tw forl I r r ilh be enjoyed through all the seasons fo r many years to com*. Beet of nil, it’a a g ift from which avaryone, regardless o f age, can gain pleasure; the elaetric organ la ao simple to play that even t seven-yearold can learn a few melodies in only ten minute*. And if he wants to be a “ ona-man band" he will enjoy “ playing" tha trumpet and clarinet or the fife and drum on the or­ gan, while th* teenager may want to "s w in g " on it for parties and jam sessions. Mother will enjoy playing her favorite melodies am! Dad will find that making pleas­ ant harmonies at the end o f a hard day is a marvelous way to unwind. If your home doesn't al­ ready boast s hi-fi or stereo set, Christmastime provides Decorating the house In ob­ servance of Christmas w: not common unlit about the 16th century. Then many Euro­ peans put up fir trees In their homes, adorned them with rose* cut from colored papers, with apples and sweets. I Hootenanny' Band New On Toy Front New on the toylumi music front Is u phonoKraph with a built-in projector, an antique pinno and a one-man hootenanny band. Youngsters will also take to a new version of the pounding bench with two pegs that turn u wheel. And there’s n new lacing-shoe concept that provides music to enliven the task. For clock-watchers, there’s a musical ticking clock and for sailors, a pull-along paddle boat. Toylaml uitounds in new noises including a device that adds the sound of a speeding motor to the alteration of a bike and other wheel toys. As the speed accelerates, so does the sound. The youngster who loves playthings as big ns himself will be intrigued by a new crawl-in firehouse of sturdy fiberbourd. A new puppet theatre o f fiberbourd is designed to go in a doorway. your enjoym ent and appreci­ ation of tha season. Nov. 26, 1964— Page 8-A Fishing Tackle Warms Angler Receiving fishing tackle at Cbrlitmss time truly wsrtns Swiss-Moveinent Frontenac Watches For The Whole Familyt DRESS-UP SEASON the hesrt of sny sports min. If there's a fishing buff on your FOR B O Y S ............ Chritsmas list just forge ahead JR. TO PREP. SPECIAL! snd “ tackle” the problem. Reels with automatic tr*osmiasion systems, mechanical b ra k e, aiul flouting Ix-arimr* are among the newest aid. to the fisherman. High speed spinning reels that gather In line at a five-to-one-gear ra tio . . . 4 completely new re­ volving spoon reel* fo r salt water angling . . . Sm all—but rugged—bait casting reels that weigh only 6>A ounces . . Spincait reels with automa lically adjustable drags . . Tw o completely new series o f power-packed hollow f i b e r Klasj rods. These items men­ tioned are only a few of tiic many fabulous item* available to the angler. Good news for yew. the shopper. Prices range to fit your budget Ja n e lrvriir 5 " 102 1 " Solids, 100% OK LON SAYELLE CABLE BULKY Plaids, 111 a M EN’S waterproof* dross calendar*, cl**»la dre l l , sport! WOMEN'S petite*, classic dress, w aterproof* sport, calendar*! Hoy*' waterproof* calendars, sport) All with fine Swiss movements! 3ara at Penney"* special low price— today 1 1* rs. Olives, Hines, Grey, Brown*. A sweater ityla to perfection * by Jane Irwill, Novelty all over cable design . . . it is the ideal fashion to top your entire wardrobe! •as luntf as case, crown and crystal remain Intact COLORS: L t Pink, (Hack, Lt, Blue, LL Camel. Bright Orange, Bright Green, Bright Sapphiie, Bright Red. SIZES 34, to |6.9S B. E. PURCELL CO. SANFORD ORLANDO ( 0 W A N 'S - . Topcoats For W H AT A W A Y All Weather, TO GO— IN All Season THE 2-WAY CAR COAT Comfort! $250 0 cm j® ! high LINGERIE by - tours! CHARGE IT! Ladies’ - (11 • h I o 11 SAVE. PI.AY TEX LOVABLE AN li PERMA-LIFT BEAUTIFUL Wear It e v e r y w h e r e ! C o t t o n corduroy landn s t e d to polyurethane foam. It reversea to AvriU® rayon and cotton Mend poplin. C h o o i s h o n e with buns, w ith camel, or grven. prepared (nr .* Crirp Dactunju (Milyt-ster ’n Avril loproute . . . expertly tailor* eil in Hie latest up-to llir. minute stylesl In l“ -w — by — STERLING FOR YOU 0 -li W e'r» FO U N DATIO N S NOW ! plus 10% Fad. ta x btiup without t«ih l Shoes VANITY” FAIR — by — V »«ur l >itrt«iw>k AND SLACKS Do you want every dining occasion to be a delight to yourself and your guests? Sterling silver is one o f the best buys in home furnish­ ings, a complete service costs no more than a major appliance, yet it will give a whole life­ time o f use and pleasure. We have a complete selection of Gorham Sterli ng. One of the many fine Gorham designs will be just right for you —- our budget plana are “ jost right" fo r you too I AU prices are fo r 4 p c pisce-setting* snd include Federal Tax. SHIRTS — »y — And Accessories — by — Van Heuuen Jumping Jack and THE SHORT AND P. F. Flyer TH E LONG OF AVAILABLE ON CLUB PLAN $1.UU PER WEEK PER PLACE SETTING Kader Jewelers |*|itt*rad Jrtrsfcr 112 S. P ark Ate. 322-2363 COZY CHENILLE! SHOES PACKED 2 L R FRUIT CAKE I lb*. for “ FAM ILY Children OUR VACUUM- FASH IO N S AND FOOTW EAR" OPEN FRIDAY NITES DOWNTOWN SANFORD Basic duster style, are short and swiugy <10-iH, 40*46)1 Full l e n g t h wraps to c o s y warm! Duster length 3.98 • 4 98 Rum • flavored, ehtfct full o f delve table f r u i t s . Vacuum - sealed to keep in rich flavor. Big 3-lb*, fo r your holiday guests! Better stock up today! MEN’S PAJAMAS IN BROADCLOTH AND FLANNEL PROPORTIONED 8-T-R-E-T-C-H S L A C K S -J U S T 2 " io 3” Machine Washable Sin., Med., Lge., X -Lge. Ideal Gift All Button Front* Plastic Waist Bunds Tiny price for th*** rayoa-nylon stretch prate is black, and while! Petite 0-14; Avarafa 3-13; Tall, 10-11. �Early And Avoid The Rush, Advises Postmaster Pace 4-A—Nor. 26, lM i Mountain O f Mail Casselberry Decorates Homes, Yards Expected This Year A little plaenlng during the Thepkaglvtag holiday run Mia eveld the "Chrlatmaa guah," Pnetarmeetar Osslte )|aaid aald today, Th# tU nford porim asUr haa tome tip# which will not unly ut XII' Into Christmas mall* it, but help local postal *mflnyaa meva tha record-break* tng mountain o f mall sipset* t hi thla rhrtatmaa aaaaon. I, Kind laet yaar'a Christ maa malting Hat. I f yen den't fled It, er M a 'I hare nee, make wne up. S. I herk te eee that ell addraeees are rwryesL A Wherever passible, add IM I IP cede to Ihe addraae* ee M the llet, lleeawae /I P rede apiada year malt, al* way* hwkade the rod* for year arte In retem address­ es. The I I P rede far all ef Uaaferd la » W L 4. Determine year llet »f g ill perrkaeee wklth « » * t he mailed. Meek pleaalai allewe yeu yaw te alley ear­ ly » h » e eel#*lloee e r e grealeel and you ran aleth up ae mailing maleriata ie advance. H* aure to par* ekaaa enou|k malarial ae that parrel# will be packed aecurely. The yoetmeeler emphaelted that pearly wrapped and loosely peeked carlona nre the major causa o f p a n s I post d a m a g e . She aim ruggeeled that Ihe addins* ho written oil enly one aid* o f the eilorlor W ra p p in g and that a duplicate eddreaa be Included tnahle Ihe ratten, In eaae th# miter car* eilng la not aecure and cornea eff. Mlae Heard aald that the fo c t Office Department In Waihlnglon le predicting that g tecoid a«v*il billion plecec ef mall will move llumigli the y od el system during Ihe peak iu*h Jucl before t'hiletma*. Tbe rowpeietlon of ell mall eta la vile) for u* to deliver each holiday cavil, Id le r end yeckege h cfoio lh ilttn i.it |lev. A Hill* plennlng will pieke Ihe rhrlalm ee n idi l«*s b e d hi for everyone, ehe said Try Your Hand At Flower-Pot Bread As Treat fo r a really j Churehea In the area already are making plana for celebrat­ ing thla blessed aeaaon and eholrt are practicing for apeoSal Chrlatmaa mualc with •pedal emphasis to be plat­ ed W» the chlldren'a prorrama. M -tlW KB POT BREAD 1 eupe sraliletl milk I lablea|MM>n« sugar I tahlcMpoon* du al ruing I tetainaini tall I cup lukewarm water 1 envelopes yaaat * rupa aiftml all purpose meltad shortening 3 leaipouna augar liin cC T IO N S i Buy three » " wlile and 0 " deap rad rlay (turnerputs. Wadi and greace well, Hake Ihe empty pots for I to ID mimitn# at 371 dagrrea. Repeat pfm-eas again. Thla keep! tireail (nun sticking. One o f the moat unuaual auch •err Ires w ill be the tradition­ al Carman Chrlatmaa S e r f k e, apoken entirety In the natire lenguage, to be present­ ed at Aecenaion Lutheran Church. Intricate Gaines Down To Size v h u d m et la auch a feativc. tentlWMtUl time o f reel the! . lom eu.e tree e sp#,t*l glow flood ty e tlc or not, your fain* la selecting en engagement t:< will marvel al Ihe variety ting, it chould b* ttnitiuW i- I'd Intricate garnet thli f'htd »d th d thla w an e d t e »pec | , h*1 bring even hlg league lei gift th»i m ud be vhoeen ‘ tvrt* down to table-m e Mbather yvrnr sea (tied out with cate and with th* aid of a good lewder *«ho can glv* Kw guarterbwch or water-boy. avyed advice on tha choice of he ll »ppr*clate tbe tad Nb'l eteelric (io l‘u ',1 game tactud Oh) perfect diamond, tie can ad d** aa to c litllt . lug a m agueuted ball and a color, cot and carat weight lld c p p a tic r device th u ti of Ihe dia noud aud help »♦ cvtreetdtuarUy teat With the introduction of *o Gold Jewelry Is Treasured Red Is For Holiday Aili! in atn n t fu n in to an y n f y o u r h o lid a y m « a la . U hIh r u r e d t a b le c lo t h ( o r m l f e l t ) , y o u p u t e v rr y u n u In m h o lid a y ntootl. S o n ic x r c t-n e r y (p in t', f ir h m n e h c a ) p ro v id e d n fe n t iv e lo o k . N iipkliM tu c k e d In g a y n old cru a r c e a s y t o m n k e : n i l a " le n g tlm o f e n n llio im l tu b in g (im o in s id e ru lls o f g if t - w r a p p a p e r , jg ip e r tw ela , e t c . ) ; c o v ­ e r lo w e r 2 / 8 o f e a c h tu lm w ith a a t r ip o f m l p a p e r , th e iip im r t h ir d w ith p in k p a p e r . A d d "b o lt'* cu t fr o m c o lo r e d p la stic ta|*e n r d r a w o n . I'u s to lm w -tu « u n d e r c h in , p a ste a t r ip o f c o t ten nlrnve th o fo r e h e a d n s h a tb a n d . A d e c o r a t iv e r n n d lc h n ld e r a d d s a s p a r k ­ lin g t o u c h : c u t a 1 2 " le n g th fr o m t h e c a r d ­ b o a r d tu b e in s id e a r o ll o f tis s u e p a p e r . C o v e r w ith fo il. S t u f f w it h tisa n e p a p e r, s o it w ill s t a n d fir m ly . T a k e II d i f f e r e n t size d p n p e r p la t e s , c u t a h o le In c e n t e r o f e a c h , a ttn c h o n e a t I m t lo m , a t m id d le am i top . P u sh c a n d le s e c u r e ly in t o t is s u e p a p e r In t b e tu lw , l ig h t It, s e t bu ck a n d lis te n t o th e c o m p lim e n ts . Th# Jewelry Industry I'min. rll reports that gold Jewrlry la III* |,ip costume m cvnl of Ihe year. Thla year gold necklaces ate eeeu In all sly tea; most fasidoiiatite are mulliple chain gold collat* lliai tic flat, clo*e to the neckline o f longer -ham# In either single er mul­ tiple d r ends. , Toys Come And Toys Do Go Toy i come, tm l loya go. but Ttnkvrtoy seems to go on for­ rither faacinating pie,c» are ever. In the round can, packed earring*, braeelata and pin* along with the colored sticks m y'loretilitie, malt, v aileol- and ipouli la an Instruction oird and bro*hed gold fiiti*h< tvoktrt that will be a "breath >•*, *et w Ith a beaultful varle- r r " (or Mom . . . hours nf Inn ty o f precious alone* for real (nr Junior to krep him abcolor depth. And now tha tort-ed. I hide Star Sapphire, always I'laylug with toys la not n ot •o popular in ring*, 1* also seen in fine gold Jewel-y. The variations of gold jew elry are endtee* The thought­ ful giver who prwaenta a t>e,-\lace or bracelet of karat gold gives enjoyment for a life­ time. W r a p p in g s Iti KaintHm I'oiors Wrapping* Iht* year come la a raiutvw of ivior* coor­ dinate w i t h ant inlet kv vcheme and itunning decora I m\» ran ro-ult "Jewvlevl T raiiutv'*, a fto»t,-d me*la lx-n design, for liMUtrc*, ’em!* it•* ■( to aa edegut dining »et ting luityr p.sKvc W*e tvak* ice kwrkey ha* a tegu­ la r ' with th* high tchixvl crvwd It a -s« autprue, then, to *e* aa eiffU w ticvkr, in\* ivahwuag »u tcy-pru-puck lo vl -tli* gv.’J sod J .*.*«.- >U)* v* d « i>t J -* » e tio aad poeui*- *.*p*>s. W'jy 0* *ng«gv«i*ol »-,d wedd o g vb*g*. Vklavevee Cl* *tv *, » * u v t o * , th* gift in.*! * U >« tho th* %yn \il Aroh.^ ** ei Muffler Always Is Appreciated » I W , h r v ilv r o r >>mh,*mf <etJI *.'*i*v spvrtvtitdo a tty3.<d oticifwe -a . Ch/tat.-n-u. f'tt tho -woe* root*, it,pvtory m ltdW touttg w u» tftwco u v kwnhmmo 'a-oft-ar-fo. wo**o y-'iiov uvl M u n i ekydtev Aw I\ h»uU t Jtilk p N tv t iH'iarea, eoro »<tS t VuawJo, are RCAVICTORaw V ista Solid State Stereo for Stepped-Up Power~More Natural Sound...Utmost Dependability TMuavta Tho ifyfTnc Is Irm’riibie, tho listen!^ pleas­ ure unlimited in this bcgulllrg Danish-styled lowboy. All tha axCitin^ sound pressed into n*od«fn stereo and tr.cr.aphcric records Is vividly rerreduced by a rew cocl eperatirg Solid State Sttreo Ampl ‘ er with 120 watts peak power (SOwatts ElA SiardJ'd’. Precisicn Studlomatic Aopeod c re "w *f (u L ir e s a r r j> lrg F u th e r Action Tcno Aim that pretadBfiOa erds against audible needle scratch. Sensi­ tive, highly selective FM -AM Radio Includes FM Stereo. And the sound comes brilliantly alive from six acoustically matched speakers (t*o 12# Dlacfwnic duo-cones, four 3W » taeeters) provide brilliant stereo sound. CCGM in lor a thrilling demonstration today! _y C O M P A R E RCA V I C T O R nw rk I T o V A G A IN S T A L L O TH E R S FOR U N S U R P A S S ED NATURAL COLOR /V s’ . for FAMILY C hristm as! VTTUleW - H^t a bllle dvutuig pit a-.-d Julio. THEHK ARTICLES digploycd by Mm. Clyde Jones, Mr*. Richard Scott und Mrs. Max Weinnr, o f Heur Lake Garden Circle, will be on sale at tho annual "Christman Tree Lane” Dec. S*4 at the Orlando Garden Club. Home made itrm i were th* flrit da corat Ion» to b* used on Chritima* tree* In the early nineteenth century In th* U.S. Such trimming* were small cotton tuft*, itringt o f popcoin and cranberrie*, flower*, paper ornaments and tha Uk*. v Jv - J'j.evl hi th* cuti e tamMy. l\K*ket SqwArvs fun and gamw. however. rrpreieotl a very Important Iranilng prtH-r*a fer the child berauae he learns by doing. Child piychologiata have de•crltw-d Ihe iw-rfrcl toy at one that 1* suited to th * child'i le-vw-t ol developnirnl Tinkcrtny (• en «>»d by chil­ dren of many age*, li • safe. • V* apv*ae ,u the (d u e »cv:*c tUldarvii hai t-eeu evear atvd P.o<M tV -.e dark aad tuuilet to iib.* ca'Vevl vsvl h a lt, guvu Foe th* wo --to who *ivrecutv.t pyc-K-O lt guftt of w «t> wowtal * iliee. of iW rOtl«*t t u w l u v o U of eo*«l ,v*v. rv chwroM tU t Jvu vo (hot* ir o ,-tUt-ui j* SruutV’.uj ttooo-tof drop*. *od othec* » a v * w u c t atvoctuoiit of u- m i..i* e , , , a l are dot m V a b l e Awl atoevi-ttu **jur. hoot* '*od th*'ttwf(vvt vo tv* to* iv ef Ti ia*A.ioa a pwoohmu bra “ xiV 'i’t * ' voiui.ou.t. k very ip e o u l ffA ioc th* U dj la a smart, gtUl <£mS'ltiW tU v* it V*r-volM.'l4ud wdJk as faaoeptara « tiw g* m at By Maryann Miles A special treat for children In the Forest City area this holiday aeaaon will bo tha For­ est City Merchant Associa­ tion's Second Annual Christ­ mas Party alated for Satur­ day, Dee. Ilk. 7 p.m., in tha Shopping Center. Santa will b* thsre with a gift for each boy and girl and the merchants are arranging for a m erry-go-round and Special holiday refrashmenta. Chrlitmaa decoration and lights throughout the Shop­ ping Center will ba put up within the n e it week and Chrlatmaa music will be piped over the area during the hol­ It idays. ^Christm as club \k savin gs A L L -C H A M M I L Tkl . C»e eftwt U eo* *UU g A N)H'VtaI itlft (m g, Vh* Forest City To Treat Kiddies -I* f*(v'->enl *'id weJulUii !<*.( *v,„b,.*ie*M. m ( ; 0 u i DijK* c h a r m Wge’.het ** tfuv Ibeduet < **» Alwaya, heart# turn to those teas fortunate, especially at Christmastime, and loral org a n lsa tlou auch aa churohe*, woman’s clubs, v a t e r a n e groups, scout troop and tha Lions Club *11 cooperate to mak* aura ne ona la forgotten. M A N T A 'S H R IiP K H H liu 'lu ile , m in in g o t h e r s . I'n jtt. u ixl M n . H u r r y F o d e n , o f t h e loca l S a lv a t io n A r m y h t'iu h iu a rtere, p ic t u r e d w ith a n a id e p r e p a r ­ in g t o fu m la h C h r ln tm a a pleaaurcrt f o r t h e n e e d y . ( H e r a ld P h o t o ) Mrakl milk In a laueepan. Aikl 3 tablespoons auger, (laid Jewelry, alwaya treaaahtalenlng and aalt, and d ir until rim dm ing la mellml. ured In tha paat and current­ ly eery high faahlon, pmvldea Cool In lukewarm. lha Ideal anawer to that evIn a largo, warm bowl, dietra-apeolal g ift qurillnn at •olve Urn Iwu ti-atpumi* id •ugar In water. Add ) » a d , lot I'hilatmaatlma, The fualilmt •land lit minutest, then d ir flurry Dear gold Jewelry haa hruughl on a myriad o f dra­ well. Add lukewarm ml'h Stir In matic new daalfin In neck* t cupj of (lour, (mat lory well laeea, braeelata, earring*, pin* Add remaining flour. ThU u a and pandania, the like of dicky dough. Transfer to a which haa tml been areii for many years. greatisl bowl. Diamond Ring Thrilling Gill New a-id beautigvl *v* en The gay light# a n mirrorad at night In the town’* many lake* m aking It worthwhile to tour the residential sections during the holiday#. ('hr It Ima* Irrat, try your ha ml it flow erp ot bread. It’ i Ihe r io te d way la reprodur* Ihe old faihhmed bricks reft bread of daya past. It* authentic, fin d fiwefi flavor I Ivst* anything that (Irandmutlisr tiler ever mute. tlfliah top of loaves with melted shortening Cover wllh waved paper ami a rloan loo el amt allow to rl*e (about 30 to II minute* i in a warm place until dnutila In bulk, Turn mil tut a lightly (toured boutd Knead lightly, tlien di­ vide lit a f in a l parit Put In welt tiea x td (lower i«>U. Cov­ er ami trt rice m a warm Hake In a li b degree oven (or II til mtmitea, witli a ihmble thickness . ( folt mi even rack under pel a to tweak lUred heal. Although thla bread recipe U (or three 1 Inch clay (lower pots, It can is- uted In any alia pot. Clay Rower pot* com# In Accoidlug to Jewvlete, a variety o f d ie t from l to t'hiielmee le ette of the m od 11 luchea high populer eeetons fot eugegemenu, and the m o d Ihtlllmg gltl e a«l ceit i*.*lv# In her lifelhnc U a diamond atigege* mvnt ting lect a mod (tattering retting ft-- it u* auy pi to* hr t.-'cei. th * JU-uood » lo con Cm*.* . , top cho w* foe *v engage’«*ot iu*g It uevd wot K, a Laig* *;.-u* to K**« fr,tt |WU*C* and beauty. Moat pop Vi’a i w the btiil a-.it »ut; ot(c at ckoKew are the utat-gui* -. year. vwmohf. tsjoai* an I oval cuts. Casselberry resident# tradi­ tionally g o all out to decorate their home and yard* for the (satire Christmas season. makethe difference If v e u K a d t o s tr v tv ft t r i * t o m ily b v a J g tt t o m /e y C r m s fr t u d b o * r $ t r a v e o r e s t i b i o f t v e u C h r M —a t Ctvjfc a c c o u n t tvxfa v a t F l o n d a S t i t t B j n J t o f SanJcrd toe a Defter botwtoy noat ye a r. e ju ng ly for incompJOted C h * eccovots! Where there » *— l* m i*w«e M » » * i «***, taw** «*■«•■* at THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION We* Wwa — • vwe i* w e n w e w e win Wmmmmi CMittMi *»**( ^ mm— ** U efif Jewelry Store horw*.uiig*> Vrovnn etg jviyolitc D O W N T O W N ^ . V M O B D i Hf Outututou ami vm im I wear • FLOP/DA S T A T E B A N K S c ttX M f f t * U m i / b t e t u m t ! r-D±c- Sanford Electric Co. 11* M A G N O L IA V IS IT OCR C 3 -IJ C RECORD AND SH EET M T S IC DEFT. �New Dolls Are Different This Christmastide lb * Do Not Open Till_ 'W arning -Common On Gifts __ ftrafvrh | m l) Nov. 28, 1964— Page B-A You should have no trouble in selecting a new or different doll for the younger ones this Christmas. There are dolls that weep, dolls that have newest fashion hairdo*, dolls engsglngly grotesque. Believe it or not, these fascinating trolls with unruly colored hair might be the run-away best sellers o f the season. It's a common practice at r ’.C hrutm M time to earmark ^ r a o a t g ift* with a “ do not f open till _________ " warning. However there are certain item* that are tope on almoet — every homemakera' with Hat — that rate a pre-Christmas de­ livery. This la l^ w h ere new ~ f o r happy hoatcaiing Yet, your tittlest grand­ daughter will probably prefer ‘ ‘ Weepay W iggles" w ho weeps and squirm a with uncanny vir­ tuosity as she take* her bottle. But if your young favorite asks Santa for a "P a m e la ", look for the doll who walks sedately Kith a poodle on a leash. particularly true automatic devfeea homemaking and are Involved, Such gift* ae cooking ran. ge*. refregeratora, freeiers, “ refrigerator • freezer combl— nations and dishwashera can he wife-savers for the busy achedule o f entertaining, food ‘".'preparation and serving that ^ *a re musta fo r the average woman o f the house. They are marvelous “ bonus*’ gifts to ^ thrill her. f * 0 A new, automatic range can help remove much o f the presaure o f cookery and eervfng during the holiday and long after. Today’a etcetrie ranges al* moat take charge of the meal to be cooked — accurate tim­ er’s either hold the heat when •the food is prepared, sound a signal o f turn themselves o ff. • There’s no need for the hob May to be one "dizh-appointment” after another when ’ dishes can he taken from the table, scraped end loeded (out o f sight) into the dishwasher. V 0 ~ ™ No pre-rinsing is needed end hot, hot water, epecial detergent* and powerful Jet* o f water virtually scrub soil -rd dishea to sparkling clean liness. Dishwashera can be built-in In new homes or in remodeled kitchens fur permanent instal­ lation, or thsre are portables that roll about from storage apace to sink and back. There are also the convertibles that “are portable but speclally-de signed fo r easy installation as a built-in at a later time. And fo r a g ift for mother that means more convenience, few er trips to the market and lota o f food on hand for every possible food emergency such aa unexpected dinner guests there’s nothing more thrilling than a large-capacity, rcfrigcratn r-freeicr unit. With separate sections for both fresh and froitn foods special defrosting devices, lota o f available ice and many oth‘ er design improvements, to­ day’s large-capacity models can be fitted into the same kitchen space occupied hy the smaller-capacity "old-timer.” R Foods can be bought at ad­ vantageous prices, prepared well In advance, and extra portions can be made for freezing. There’s a l w a y s room to keep enough food on hand fo r several companysized meals. T h in ks to these modem ap­ pliances, the homemaker’s lot V is automatically better. Weepy Wiggles Cries, Squirms little Something' G ift Is Red With Her Bottle COMMITTEE which will plan Christmas decor­ ations It! the South Sanford business area are Mrs. Mona Bridges (left) and Mrs. Lorraine Selvich. (Herald Photo) Some Safety Tips For Christmas Tree Christmas couldn't be Christmas without a tree . . . but don’t forget that brightly-lit trees can be a haznrd! Here are some tips from the National Safety Council for holding fire hazards to a minimum: Choose a tree with springy rather than dry brittle branches. When you get the tree home, keep it standing in snow or water to retnin its freshness until you are ready to take it indoors. Before setting up your tree, saw o ff the trunk at least one inch from the original cut, nnd at an angle. Place tree in a sturdy, waterfilled stand nway from heat, no sure the fresh cut is always under water, itemove the tree be­ fore its needles begin to drop. When trimming your tree, use only electric lighting sets benring the Underwriters' Labora­ tories, Inc. Inbcl. Check old sets for frayed or bare wires. Always unplug the lights before go­ ing to bed or leaving the house. Never have them on unless adults will be near the tree. Keep all combustible decorations such ns pnper, tree lioughs, or riblmns, away from lights, candles and fireplaces. Du not place elec­ tric trains under the tree. Diamond Christmas One To Remember I f you are considering mak­ ing it a "diamond Christmas" this year, remember, a dia­ mond in an excellent invest­ ment — a truly prst si gift. Diamond jewelry, while the most exciting and memorable o f all gifts, is within the retch o f even a modest bud­ get, points out the Jewelry Industry Council. There are real diamond gifts priced at flOO and un­ der that will be treasured for a lifetime. And the eternal magic of the diamond is just as strong whether it it a sin­ gle small atone or a whole blazing extravagance o f g lit ter. Your jeweler his a wide se­ lection o f diamond Jewelry from which tu choose. There are beautiful gold pins with a single diamond that are bound to thrill any girl. Many are also set with other precious stones and ac­ cented with small diamond*. Also modestly priced are pe­ tite, sparkling diamonds sus­ pended gracefully from hand­ some gold chains —- g ifts that will never lose their beauty, value or elegance. • • For the young miss who is a doll collector, select one of the more sophisticated coquette dolls featured with continental styled costumes and the moat elaborate hairdos yet. Or if your favorite Is learn­ ing to read, she will be thrilled by a doll inspired b y a chil­ dren’* literary classic. "M ary Poppins", who has inspired many a young student, it a new arrival. Those tw o funnyf a c e d cu ’^frrs, "Raggedy Ann” and "A n d y " have bright new wardrobes for this season. From the theatre com es the marionette "P in n och io". And not to he forgotten is "G I Joe" who can accom pany many a little boy through a fantasy war game. Any boy Mho loves dogs will take to “ Tony B aloney", a fantastic stuffed animal de sign with unusual appeal. His cars arc floppier, his body marc elongated, and his eyes sadded than any predecessors. For little girls, our doll ken­ nel club has faithful "Lazy Daisy" whose long poodle-like hair is done up in curlers and who sports blue eye shadow to match a bevy o f ribbon*. Doll houses are keyed to home • fashion. The Fashion Doll House, for exam ple, of­ fers a career girl’* convertible apartment which, with the flip of a decorative s c r e e n , changes from living room to bedroom. It’ s styled for the 8 to 11-inch fashion doll. "L ittle som ething" g i f t 8 package* (10 oz. each froxsure to be appreciated — en raspberries homemade Christines • red 4 cup water 1 package ( 3 4 ounces) pow­ raspberTT Jam. Frozen raspberries a n d dered pectin your freezer help make this 1 cup light com syrup quick end foolp roof jam that 4 cupa sugar Partially thaw raspberries will keep y ou r friends in a "M erry Christm as" mood way and place In a 3-quart saueepan. Mash berries thoroughly. Into the New Y ear. Freezer raspberry Jam ean Add water and heat to luke­ be made well ahead e f time warm on tha low-heat set­ Remove from heat. and atored In the freezer. For ting. delivery, tie a parky green Sprinkle powdered pectin Into fruit, stir vigorously. Set aside fo r SO m inutes; atlr occasionally. Add c o m syrup; mix wall. Add auger and mix thoroughly until all su gar la dissolved. Pour Into freezer containers and ptaca in freez­ er till needed. Frozen strawberries may be used in place e f tha rasp­ berries. Add one-fourth cup lemon juice to tha berries with the water whan m aking strawberry Jam, bow and a aprig of holly around the freezer container. This assy recipe yielding two quarts w as developed in tha H otpolnt kitchens: GORDON KELLETT’S (p im tM A i L IC D E T T DRUG P1NECREST SHOPPING C E N TE R HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SAN FO RD F le e te r Raspberry Jam PHONE 322-7913 Gay Gadabouts We Boast the lowest E V E R Y D A Y Adore Capes Price* Anywhere . . . We don’t confuse you with weekend S p e c ia ls , G ay gadabouts and aocial butterflies will adore being dazzled with a luxurious even­ ing coat or cape In cabretta suede leather and enhanced by fur trim s or aparkled with Jewels, Coupon*, our price* are the seme TODAY and E V E R Y D A Y ! Look A t This Partial Listing! If a gal la the iparti-minded type, flatter her with a smart­ ly-tailored leather Jacket or finger-tip length car coat. P er feet companion to (lacks and casual skirts, these leather toppings are ideal for jaunts in the car, shopping trips and for spectator sports. LAY AWAY NO W FOR CH RISTM AS I f . 00 W ILL HOLD ANY I T E M ! SPECIAL! ESCORT TV • All-channel VHF-UW reception with tha new G E Tandem "82" tuning system featuring the exclusive "41QT pennatrank transistor tuner. 6'z 2" oval front-mounted G-E speaker ...directing sound to YOU! a Handsome plastic luggage-type handle. • Oig 6 FT. ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREE ONLY *6" W E A 1.SO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE O F CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS a Convenient front coftbob—easy to see, easy to use. I11Q 50 Model M 501 A EASY TERM S! Sanford Electric Co. 118 333-15*2 MAGNOLIA SPECIAL! ijla n w A O M A Fountain Special! 5 POUND FO R THE HOM E FRUIT CAKE YOUR CHOICE SIRLOIN STRIP STEAK $| 99 OR V2 Fried Chicken With All " T h . Trimm ing*" IN DECORATIVE M ETAL BOX that are sure to please. . . 77 WHILE T H E Y LAST! • Diamonds, cut by a skilled craftsman, bring added spark­ le to pins, earrings nnd brace­ lets of yellow or white gold. A diamond bracelet, o f eoursc. carries a glow o f brilliance sure to make this Christmas the most dazzling ever. PAY LESS A T . . . Christmas Photos portraits, etc. framed by our experts. More Than 100 SEARS Moldings To Chooee From A LLS T A T E G U A R D S M A N S U PER TR ED TIRES WESTINGHOUSE • FU LL 4-PLY NYLON BODY FOR HIGHW AY STRENGTH • UNIQUE 3-RIB T R E A D DESIGN TH AT PUTS MOKE WORKING RUBBER ON THE ROAD FOR QUICK STOPS AND EXTRA TRACTION • PLUS, TREAD GUARANTEED TO WE AK AT LEAST 3.1 MONTHS (YOU GET A $7.00 EXCHANGE ALLOW ANCE IF IT DOESN’T ) NOW 4 M S FOR THE PRICE OF 3 Don't Forget! Venetian Blind* 6.70xl.>—W HITEWALL— TUBETYPE ................ 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Q Q Q 100*4 immorubl*. tM Jtl SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZOR SPECIAL! *13“ �f • Iftp f f s r is pa3|? i i l g l f t ! f it I jfe J l lilf if v l If t I ?!?!?! « s t | ir iiip | . rn*mm * - m - I I X E«3 tft 8 It3 S XB B232H53 5SXS= • - i m ir h ^ i< —m m ^ - r F — 1 .1 . t - - •* * i i i d Tk �vertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! P i ll t-A — Nov. 96. 1964 Classified JERSEY Heifer Calm, good stock HO, op. Fairglade J*r eey Dairy, Geneva. t 24. W«ll Drilling ERRORS m t a iM t . COPY «r Legal Notice l« C a a r f o f l b * C a a a tr N a l a a l t C a a a lf, M e . M e , In P r o b a te , la ra t B a ta ta a f *4* A. , 2. Foraonab * Local automobile dealers of­ YENTSCH MAINTENANCE fer Uwir beat buys in Herald Service to Supplies classified display ads. 3563 S. Park Dr. 323-4143 Legal Notice Do you have a drinking prob­ lemm Write P. O. Boa 1213, M . Legal Notice F IC T IT IO U S H A M M N O T I C E IN h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t I a m e n r a g e d In b u t l n e e e a t I T I I L o n g w u o d . H e m ln o l* C o u n ty , F lo r id *. t it u la r Ilia flc tltlu u e t u r n # o f H K K K T '8 H A H . a m i t b a l I I n l a n d I n r e g t a i e r a a lil n a m a w ith th a C l a r k o f tb a C i r c u i t C t i u r l , H e m l n r d o t 'm t n l y , 1 F l o r i d * . In e o e o n l e n c * w i t h l h a ■p r o v la lo n a of lh a K lr tltlo u e Nam a k la lu ta a , to -w lt: M ac lio n I I I .A ) F lo r id * M t a lu ta a I 9I T . H l a i Ir fa M a y a r h n l a . P u tjM a h N o r . I I , | J , I « * Deo. ‘ C IX J-II s u tle r in v v d k h m a b b u w f ic t it io u s NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Daeaaaad. that lha undaralanad. daalrlne ta anaaua la bualaaao In SamiT a A ll C r a t H a n a n t F a r*# *# H a tla n rta ln ta ar O a a a a a A a note County, Florida, undar tha nama BAKLAN DO BI-niNOB A a a la a t I a l 4 B a t a t a . 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In c lu d in g : W a a tln s h o u a a K l e a t r t a B u ilt-In O v e n M odal O B A 11X P I , s e r i a l A 144I I * : W a a tln s h o u a a E l a a t r l a B u ilt-In lU n s o M odal P S A I t X P l . S e r ia l A l T I S I t ; M o n o a ra m W a ll lla a ta r. M o d a l C B t e i t E , S e ria l H T I - illl; Herald W ant Ads h a a b e e n f i l e d e g e l n e t y e a la t h a a b o v e a t y l a d a u lt a n d y o u a ra r e q u ir e d to a a rva a copy o f y - u r A a a w a r o r F ie e d ia e to C o m p la in t o n P le ln t ir fa a tta r nay, J O S E P H M . M U R A IK O . F . O . U o s i l l , Fe rn P a rk . F lo r­ id a , a n d file th e o rig in a l A n a w a r n r P l e a d i n g I n t h a o f f i c e o f U ta C la r k o f tb o c ir c u it C o u rt oa o r b e f o r e t b a 9t h d a y o f D a r a m b a r , 194• I f y o a f a l l t o d o on . a d e c r e e p r o a o n fa a a e w i l l b o t a k e n a g a i n a t y e a f o r th e r e ­ l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m p la i n t . W I T N E S S m y H an d and o ffi­ c ia l e a a l a f o f f i c e a t f a n fo r d , ■ a m tn o la C o u a t y . th la l i t d a y a f N e v o m b a r , 111 * . (A R A L) A r t h u r M . B e c k w ith , J r * C la r k o f C ir c u it C o u rt B y t M a r th a T . V lh lta D e p u ty C la r k J O S E P H M . M U R A J IC O A t ia r a a y a t L a w r. o. b m xxa V a r a P a r k , F lo r id a V u h jla h N o v . I , U , l » , / Legal Notice tb a KIXKN OrnTKUDE HOT, 1. Last A fo o d » LOST: Rad Boot Hound hi r Pioecreat Shopping Canter. CaU 323*3737 day or night ■ 323-0431. M 1 5 . B p a d a l B otv Icoe F1X1T SHOP A * B CONTRACTORS "We fix everything except HOME IMPROVEMENTS, T S a ^ T fS K S e r^ T T R broken bearts."-Authorlied ROOFING, FAINTING to per busheL Brins own con­ dealer for Jacobean Uwu INSULATING tainer. 413 W. 13th. mowers. Expert Eey to Lock Financing Anangad 333-22*7 Service, Mt W. lit St 32315. Special Services 17. Janitorial Services 4751. Free eelimatee, Lieenaed A Inaured. Pb. 3334500 j| II gi m Hm atari ’U M W K m O A tn K t . . . N m 19. Catartaff - Food 1 vmmarm •a. VKB1 MILLk. M M , AB Type* SuppUea - Foiden 2 for 11.80 POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY 15. Special Berrieee a SipripBiil W H S after 5. DUR0C PIGS far Sab, C. P. Rabun 122-404*. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY h SALE: SATURDAY, AntaaA- 55. Vaeaaai Ckaaara tte Washers f » up. Also VACUUM CLEANER Stores, Isfrigarators to Dry. era. RuaaaB'a Appliance, 1388 Repairs, parts, supplies, far E. Celery Aw. Ph. 333-8888 Electrolux. Kirby, Hoot or Air-Way, Rexair, GE, etc. Vaeuum cleaner repaired at SI. Marini larinsasaatn your hem. Free pick-up to dolivtry. Serving Sanford » . In b r a a ? fV m s for 15 yrs. GM Vacuum Re­ pair, 1118 Park Avc. Ph. ASK about out Trial Purchase 332-47X5. FOR patotidg A Repair CaU Plan oa Band Instruments. Babur's Mask Stoop. 333-7383 57. Moriat A Steraso Uoo, Saddle, Bridle A Bat­ ter, Unbroke *150. Ph, *233415. 12. Special Notice* Bh Im v n a o u n i CAMERA MOP ■ayuae flOtoe MacMae Cp. Camorea • N m - FMaMac Mow aad Uaad Machines 3M 8, Park Are., laniard Saks to Raatala 314 Maaantla 333-0883 JO. H am Affthacw 54. Ufkahisry SANFORD ELECTRIC G.E. dgpHaBtat Nrw A Uaad OVER * TSARS 118 MagreBa 323-1182 of PIm Werkaaaakip ia Upkoktoriag. Drapertoe, SlipALL Typ«a af itw major Ap- eortrs. Time Paymeata aa pUascM at Draatfc DtoeoEBt Uttk m 18 as. Drapery CaU ttMMA J ft R Tradtog Hardware Installsttoaa. Post, tea, tm a " — r KULP DECORATING SHOP S P.M. EUDBLL, PR. RMssshi Trad, Ortoado. PIL 333-2338 BERRY’S WORLD 10. PtoKrp • IMalSim 29. P t e t o i I ^ U R I 14, tilt. tub rtacviT rorw r o r TU B NINTH JUDICIAL C1H- errr in a n d pon ir h in o l b COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN atANCBRT NO. I44S4 NOTICB DP FOBKCLoatsB aerr W E ST BIDE FEDERAL RAVINUR * MIAN ARROCIATION OF n e w YORK CITY, a New York Hanking Corporation, Plaintiff, va. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Tgpw sad Siaas V« Rapalr sad Sarviat STINI MacAJm aad Supply Gg. W V M II. FA Local to Long Distant WURLtTSEB Spinet Plano, Adams Transfer to Storage Modem Limed Oak Finish 332-0325 322-4871 |E| CMfc. 3224H8. Yen can Sad anything yea PIom SerrictBS ft Ttmiag ■red advertised in the BarGoat Cuabu — S33-3K tig Hu lifted HAIRY INDIGO PENSACOLA BAHIA BILL’S BARGAIN BARN ot 10,080 Items UOO Grapevilte Ait. UAKE R BANPORD SEWING CTE. New and Used Machines. Ra. conditioned Slogan, 412J5 Circulating Oil 1M S. Park A n . Sa-Mll Heater *5,000 BTU. 332*5*4*. v combination, is" throat, 335. New *rt Golf dabs. Pb. 838- TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na vtis. Wo skip. Albart H. Pali HEATER, 85,000 B, Osteen. 333-3173 or 323-4191. T.U. CtetB, ready to install. FOR Fresh, Cago Laid E|gs, 1107 Paloma Ave. stop la at 2738 Country Club Road. Alto Plants for tale. TONE TV with atand 332-4058. 130. 323-3455. IR0NER, Typewriter tables. Luggage Rack, Encyclope­ dia. 323-0384. Legal Notice n o t ic b of is n im iu « NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN that I. J. LUTHER HOBBT. Sheriff of I.ml nola County, Florida by virtue o f a writ loaned out of tho CIRCUIT COURT la and for femlnolo County, Florida, an tha »th day o f Ausuet. A. D., 19*1. la that certain eauaa batwaan Charles O. Adhlna Plaintiff and Leo Burt and Clara Burt, hlo wife, Dafandanta, hava la my poseoaalen tha following to-wlt: That proparty loeated In Seminole County deoertbed ao: The Easterly tl.IT feet o f Lot It end the Westerly It. IT fact of Lot 14 and tha Easterly l.tl fact of Lot 14 and all of Lot IT, OAKWOOD HKIOHTS. accord Ing to tba Plat thereof aa recorded la Plat Book II, Paco IT of lha Publle Re­ cords ot Seminole County, Florida. • a tha property ot Lao Burt and Clara Burt, hla wife) that on lha Ith day of December, A. D* 1944, between the legal hours or aala, to-wlt: after 11:00 o'clock In tho forenoon and before 1:40 o'clock tn lha afternoon, on lha aald day at lha front loor of tha County Court House In Sanford, Hemlnola County, Florida. I shall o f­ fer for sale to tha highest bid­ der for cash In hand, tha above described property of L o Hurt and Clara Hurt, hla wife. J. L Hobby Hheriff of Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida Puhllih Nov. 11, 19, *4 A Doc. 9. 1944. CDG-1T ItOM EDGAR MORELAND and HETTY d, MCHI ELAND, hla wife. Dafandanta TOi ftOMM E D 0 A It MullKI.AN11 and HKTTV U. MORELAND, hla wlfa, llaaldanea Uaknown YOU AIIM HKRSnr NOTI­ FIED that a ault In faracl..aa a Mnrtgaga haa bean filed againat you In tha above Court by lha above named Plaintiff. Tha property rough! to bo forar-loead Is aa fnllnwa: M>1 111. OAKLAND HILLS, arcnrillng tn tha plat there­ of aa recorded la Plat Hook NOTICB TO APPEAR II. Peg* 41 af lha Public Rnrorila of Rtmlnola Cnun STATB OF FLORIDA, UNRST. INI11, TO ALL THB A9TKR. ly. Florida. YOU ARK REQUIRED to fit* NAWKD DEFEND SNTP, VIBl HARRINGTON BAIRD your Anawtr with tha dark nf CHRISTIE and ETHKLUAE tha Court and to aarva a copy "UNDER C H R I S T I E , hla upon tha Plalntlff'a Attorney, wife; CASSELBERRY GAR IIIVINl! NATIIANBON. I*. O. DENK. INC* a Klorlda Cor. " m If, Cocoa, Florida, not later poratlon, Of tic* In Caeca I than December 11, 1941. It yuu berry. Florida: D. D. N E W ­ fall to do ao, a decree pro conTON end ------ NEWTON, hie facto will be entered againat wife tr married: WERLET you fnr tha relief demanded tn JOHN CUTTER and DORO­ tha CnmplalnL THEA CUTTER, bla wlfa; WITNESS my hand and lha LUTHER P. UTDERRE and real of aald Court at HEMIEDITH H. MTDERIE. Me NOI.M County, thla 17th day ot Wife: LLOTD H. MT. JOHN NOVKMUEIL 1944. and LEAH a ST. JOHN, his (HEAL) wife. If alive, and If dead, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr* tha unknown halra, davlaaaa, Clark of Circuit Caurt legal***, grant***, creditors, Ry: Martha T. Vlhlan, D. C. auocaaeora, trustee* aaalg. Irving Nathanaon, Eaq.. neeo, er other claimant! un­ I*, ft. Ro* II der any of tha above epeclCocoa, Florida tied Dafendenta; and to all Publlah Nov. 19, ]« A Die. t, unknown parties having ar ta. n e t . claiming to hava any right, C1K1-41 till* or Inter**! tn ar ta tha following described property in t r b ctmccrr court o p situated In geminate County, THN NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Florida, to-wilt CUIT. IN AND FUN IBHINOLB Lot I. Bloch "EH1*, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ELLEN ADDITION TO CAB CHANCBBV NO. IISIS SF.LIIKRRT, according to FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Plat thereof as recorded tn AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PtM Booh T. Png* 44, Pub­ ORLANDO, a aorporatton, lic Record* ot Samtnol* Plaintiff. County. Florida. TOU AND NACH OF TOU MELVIN LXROT TAN CAMP ARB HEREBY REQUIRED to and SHARON LEI VAN CAMP, appear, anawar or fll* other hla wlfa; and THE rOIlKST defensive pleadings to the BUI PROPERTIES, INC., a Meaa. of Complaint (Had hereinaahttaetla corporal Ion, againat you by WILBUR F. Dafandanta. MORET aad OSRTRUDB V. N a m e s o f s u it MORBT, hla wtf*. on or before BTATH OF FLORIDA tha lis t day of December A. D , COUNTS OF BBHINOLH 19*4, In tha office of tha underTOi MELVIN L I H O T VAN signed Clark af tba Circuit CAMP Court In Banferd, Seminole Realdeaee Unknown County, IRorld*. In default f KARON LEE VAN CAMP thereof, the cause will proceed Raaldanca Uaknown as part* upon tha entry of n Tou arc hareby notified that Deere* Fro Coateeeo againat a ault haa baaa filed againat you. Tba name af the Caurt In ran la the above aatltlad which thin ault In pending ta cauao, and that you are requir­ tha Circuit Court far the Ninth ed to file your anawar with tha Judicial Circuit of the State ot Clerk ot thla Court and to Florida, la and for Seminal* aarva * copy tharaof upon the County, tn Cheneory No. 1449*. plaintiff or plalntlffa Attor­ Th* nature af thla suit and tha ney*. who nemo aid addraaa relief sought thereby ta th* la Qllea, Had rich A RoMnoon. quieting of th* till* ta, aad 149 Eaal Church Street, Or­ th* remove! af th* aloud* from lando, Florida, not Inter than th* above described lend awnJanuary I. 1911. If you foil era by the Plaintiff* tn Semi­ to do ao a Decree Pro Confeeao nole County, Florida, aad fnr will ho entered againat you for general equitable relief la th* the rollot demanded In tha Com­ pramlao*. The property Involved plaint. Thla ault lo to for*- la thla aull la particularly da ctoae a mortgage. The real cribed aa: property proceeded againat la: L«t 1. Block " I F , LAKE I-ot I, Block D. of LITTLE E L L E N ADDITION TO W E K IW A ESTATES NUM CASSELBERRY according BER ONK, Seminole Coun­ ta Ptat thereof aa recorded ty, Florida, according to in Plat Book T. Pag* i l the plat tharaof aa record­ Publle Records af femlnol* ed In Plat Booh 9. Page II. County, Florida. af tha Public Reeorda of WITNESS the hand aad o ffi­ Seminole County, Florida. cial reel of th* Clerk at Ur* WITNESS my hand and tha Circuit Court af Semlwale eaal ot ihte Court at Sanford. County, Florida, thla IRA af Florida, thla 14th day of No­ November, A. D . I N * . vambar. 19*1. I BEAL) (■BAD Arthur K. Beckwith. Jv. Arthur X Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Caurt Clark Scmtaalc C*-, Sanford, Flor­ Byt Martha T. Vtklaa. D C. ida. OUoa, Hedrick A Robin eon By: Martha T. Vlhlea, & ft 1»» Eaal Church Street Joaepb Padawer Orlando. Florida 411 B. Hoc* tie i t h Attarway* for Plaintiff. Mattlaad, FI*. FuhlloH Nov. H A Doc. L It. Publtch Nov. II, St * DOW S. IT. 190*. It. 1144. C M -* * CDQ-44 -EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS" ou'11 find what you're looking for in the Classified Ads! QUICKEST, M O S T E C O N O M IC A L W A Y TO BUY A N D TO SELL . . . Want ads get fast results! They’ve got coverage! That’s why buyers and sellers o f goods and services go to the Want Ada for action* Set Your p rice . . . we’ll set your ad! -C A L L CLASSIFIED FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY SANFORD EXCHANGE 322 - 5612 425 - 5938 (DIRECT LINE — NOT LONG DISTANCE) Th* Sanford h*rdd t �/ It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322 - 5612 For Fast Results COLDSPOT Refrig. 12 ft.. Self Defrost to lb. In tu r Ball-Blair Agency lit* new; Electric Reuse, Real Eatate _ famrenro W* Weittogboci# f u l l s 3rd. * Park Ave. *238841 Auto.; Roll op Garage Dooie •*12 Galv.. Complete Alum, window! mixed aiaee. Call IS CITY LOTS after I p. m. 222-2M1. Centrally located la Sanford, WHIRLPOOL Automatic with­ beautified by meay sieat er, wttk illght ahlppias dam- (bade treea, the citrus. ese aa Porcelain, iaclndae Ideal locatioa tar raignifllint filter and other M use eent estat* or could bo used features. Res. $2>MS, oee for *aevcra'i pretty home oaly *179 93. Dick'a Appli­ alter. ALL FOR *7,3*0. ances, Sanford Plata. 332- TERMS. S BEDROOM, 1 Bath borne t Large, 1 Small FURN. APT., ea large M. Hardwood 310 Magnolia. Call A. K Ooora, draper throughout, Rouetter, 3&1931. large Moakay Punle tree. Carperte A aeparata Garege with work abop. Low down payment. V E L A E A APARTMENTS 111 W. Firat St Payton Realty By Nadine Seltzer 323-1391 2N0 Hiawatha at IT42 CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Ph. evenings 322-1397. Stemper Agency INSUROR GET Profesaiooal carpet clean­ REALTOR ing results—rent Blue Urn- FA 2-001 till S. Frenck Are. tn Electric Carpet Shampeoer $1 per day. CarroQ'a Furniture. 3 BDRM., 1303 Elliott, R W 322-0323 ur 3234, 51. Articles For Rent NEAT FURN. Cottage, suitable for couple, Private yard. 3MB Palmetto, Ph. READY TO MOVE IN RENT A BED BoUaway. Hospital, B a b y New 3 A 4 Bedroom Homes, Beds, by Day, Week, or 1-2 baths. So. Loagwood area —Trade* lonaMartd, and Month. weW build oo you* lot. Semi­ CARROLLS FURNITURE US W. 1st 332-31S1 nole County* Leading Build 3 C O M P L E T E L Y Furn. Houses, 3S-23TT. FURN. 3 Bdrm. House, Clean, ctoae to Baa* $43. 322-4301. 60. Buxlnene Opport FOR LEASE SERVICE STATION. Good Location. Good Products. Good Treatment PHONE LOCALLY 322-4342 or apply to the PUIIE OIL COMPANY Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY DAIRY QUEEN Driver, prefer older man. 2323 Park Drive. Sanford. Office: 333-3119 Nights: 333-8708 323-0844 *324 Park Drive 102. Mobile Homes • Sale HOWELL’S AGENCY. Baby NOTHING DOWN, asiume payments, 3-bedroom, tto sitting specialist. Transports bat h, built-in appliances. Uon furnished. CaU 322 8239. Urge fenced yard 838 3928. WILL Keep child to my home for working mother. 323-0071. N ORLANDO, 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, Carpets, D r a p a s, Fence, Awning, WcU A Pump, ux c o n d i t i o n e r , $1,200 -A assume mortgage. 81. Heal Estate • Hale Call tar appointment after 5 p m 322 1871. JOHN E. FOX. SOUTHWARD INVESTMENT A REALTY U4 N, Park Ava. 322-9173 BUILDERS, INC. FA r t o u 202 Fairmont Dr. 8 x 43 Ft. 2 Bdrm. Mobile Home. In good sound condi­ tion Ready to movw In. Good financing. See 4 make offer, cash or trade. 322-7498. SOURCE OF MAY SANFORD, FLORIDA A LL PROSPERITY, OUR A L M IG H T Y HE C O N T IN U E TO BLESS OUR HOM ES A N D COU NTRY. *84 Trailer, 10xJ7 Ft. Expando. Early American, G. E. Apliences. Ijoo for $2600 equ­ ity. 122 043*. _________ 10* WIDE. 2-beoroom trailer. NO 8 4908. 106. Apartment* for Rent 3 ROOMS, Furn., Utilities $30 mo. 123-2744 Automobile Dealers Association WE W ISH TO T H A N K EACH A N D EVERY ONE OF YOU FOR YO UR PATRONAGE D U R IN G THE YEAR. 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. CaU 322-9173, after 3 Ph. 322-0841. $30 mo. Up. Surplus City, UNFURN. Upstairs APT. $33 month, 30) Magnolia Ave. Inquire downstairs after 4 p. m. or call 322-4130. $100 DOWN DIAL 322.1829 FAM ILIES A N D FRIENDS, LET US PAUSE TO ACKNOW LEDGE BILL HEM PHILL MOTORS, INC. Pontiac — Dulck — Rambler 798 SOUTH P A R K A V E N U E 708 South Park Avenue DIAL 322-3829 Sanford, FlarMa AS WE GATHER A R O U N D T H E H O LID A Y TABLE W IT H OUR CREATOR. 3 BEDROOM, ltt Bath, Sunland Estates, Sanford. Low down payment. Ph. 322-9132. MERLE W. WARNER, Realtor MERLE W. WARNER, Realtor OF ITS BLESSINGS THE 3 BEDROOM, Funny Room, 3 Bath, built to AppUancsi, Central Air A Hast, wall to wall carpeting. 322-3303. Stenstrom Realty KINGSWQOD 14 and 3 Bedroom* NEW and USED. Awnings A Cabana* QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-92 S 322-236: THE TIME TESTED FIEM It* N. Park Ave. FA MtU S A N F O R D ’S N E W E S T 323 03M HOMES, West 4th St. SinLONGWOOD, 2 Bdrm. Frame, 5*88 PARK DRIVE ford. 3 Bedroom, Hi bath, r« •modeled, r(decoraled, BUSI.VES5 A HOME FHA A VA Loans. LMN EN­ 322-2420 Night 322-7495 spot leas, lge. equipped kit­ 323-0348 122-4148 TERPRISES Inc., Builder COMBINATION 322-4824 3225412 chen, doublr garage, shade Good llwy. 17-92 frontage. Harold Logan, call 134-3911. tree*, $230 down, $48 mo. Buiincss bldg., new, brick Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. Owner will hold mortgage. construction, suitable far •33-3148. variety uf uses, as filling 3 BEDROOM House, take over station, oarber and or beau­ payments ggg. 202 Bamboo ty shop, small store, etc. Dr. 322 7333 NOTICE HOME BUYERS Home separate, frame con­ struction, new roof, newly UREENBRIAB Would yen like to bey a home with no down payment? painted A attactively decor­ Choice lota a v a l’ able hi For a United time, the VETERANS-ADMINISTRA­ ated inside, rooms large. Greenbrier of Loch Arbor TION eeleeted hom#a to certain areas, REDUCED the Total price for this valuable overlooking g o lf tours*. •ale* price. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A properly 121,100 with excel­ Custom building t* your VETERAN TO QUALIFY. lent financing. specifications. Grtcnbriar • • • CALL • • • developed by Realtor 204 N. Park Ave. **• FOR LIFE A N D A LL EXCELLENT condition, 8x33’, air conditioned. Owner. 322 S t Johns Realty PINECREST $230 MOVES IN $82 PER MONTH FHA - VA HOMES 3 Bdrm, Igc. rombiaatioa din­ ing room, living room, Fla. 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1. m A 3 BATHS room, For Spacious living, KITCHEN EQUIPPED Low taxsa, Fenced yard, LOW MONTHLY FAYMENT9 Nearby s c h o o l , Shopping For Complete Information Centers, 323-0329 by Owner. Sea or CaU Your OWNER Leaving town, 3 FHA - VA Bdrm house, air cooditlonSALES BROKER ad Flo- Hoom, lge. kitchen. As Hava The Home Far You In one of Sanford'* batter locations, only $14,000. Ex­ cellent termx 322-4436. CALI- CAMPER Trailer all metal, good A solid. Cooking fad' titles. Sleep* 3, $173. 323-0934 BEAUTIFUL HOME to Da- Raymond Lundqulat, Aa**. Bary by owner, overlooking FA 3-3481 Atlanta Bank Bldg Lake. Large attractive cor­ 3-BEDROOM, kitebee equip­ ner tot 188-4330. ped. 1403 Wynnewood, $94 HOUSE, with new roof, stove, monthly. 322-4428 for ap­ H. water better, attic fan, pointment. floor furnace A pump. With Furn. p rtg e Apt 2312 San­ EVERETT A. HARPER ford Ave. $10,900. 333-0823 cr AOKNCY • REALTOR 3234. SMI S. Park Ava. PhoMS FA 2-2284 ar FA 2-W3 Seminole Realty la 101. Trailer • Cabanas Bather SEVERAL Outtaadtog I A I DO-IT-YOUltSELr APPLY to Mrs. Carpenter at SAVE $1,000. Make a few min­ Bedroom Home* available to all Areas of Sanford. Lat us Nifty Auto Bath. 2408 French or repairs to this expand Ave. IS yrs. or older. No able large 2 bedroom CB Show you Around I phone calls. home and you will have the beat buy to town. Large lot BABY Sittera wanted. CaU shaded with hugh old oaks 1901 «. Fait Ave. 322 4239. FA 3-3233 anytime NO DOWN P A Y M E N T HAIR Stylist wanted, full or NEEDED. part time Call 322-3742 or BART PILCHER. Broker evenings 322-2433. Personal Service Call 322-7498 77. Situation Wanted Would you like to get Ike best btgp? home; in commercial; or isMhmlfkL b DUPLEX, furnished, t bed­ room, n e w l y decorated. AdulU. Another available Dec, t, 332-3819.___________ BOBBBT A. WILLIAMS $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Notice Real-Estate Buyers UNFURNISHED 1 Bedroom house, Kitchen equipped. Ph. 322-3431. $100.00 DOWN 170. Ph. 322-7248. AUTO GLASS or retired. All utlUtlea laINSTALLED eluded te n e t Ideally toeated «a Ua S t, within 1 Senkarik Gtaaa and Paint Company Mock of I Bee parking tote tad shopptog center, Inqura at Maouel Jaeobao NO COLD TURKEY. Our hot Auto GUaa, TUpo Dept Stare 211 E. Firat St. bargain are aomethims to A See' Covers 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. |33. «■ i FALCON Sprlat, VS-4 Gobble ebeut Top quality 2101 MigaoUe, Robert A. Speed. Assume payments of AUTO GLASS A like: Thundorblrd, MFG. Williams. 322-3131. Lona Star, Traveler, Evia$38 moothly. Can be acen at SEAT COVER CO, rude and Gator. *04 price* 2422 Princeton Ave., San­ 304 W. lad St. FA 3B03S FURN. Apt. Cloae tn. Jim ml# like: $1.195—SO bp., SSSS. 40 ford. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Cowan. 322-4011. Him, electric, alaiileio only mhIi* # 1AV, I A*__ bp. $493. 14‘— 39 FORD RANCHERO for 121. Scooters & Cycles M D J Fish A Ski, $430. 17*CLEAN, Turn. Apt. Private Sale or Trade, rebuilt Motor, 1003 Family mahout, $730. Entrance, loot Palmetto. new paint A-l condition. Kid­ Xmas 5PEC1AL- 1M4 Vespa $260- 17’ trailer*. $30*. 1 BEDROOM APT., adults dy Standard Service, let A Scooter No. 130 with wind- Chriitmaa layaway, Dows French Ave. only, 222-1117. ’ shield used one week, glOO Payment a«w with next less than list price. Abo payment Feb. 234b. WOWt 1037 DODGE 2 Door $330, Baby HI Chair A atroller. Robaea Sporting G o o d * , SANFORD MOTOR CO. Call 323-0300. Downtown Sanford. 322-3M1. son French Ave. 322-43S3 LAKE MARY, Real clean furn- '63 CHEVY II NOVA, excel­ lent condition. $1600. Th. lihed Apt. $30, Call 322 3830. 322-2213. LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with full bath and 2 half baths $123 mo.; 3 BEDROOM. 2 CLEAN ROOM tor Man. 401 bath home with Family Masnotl* Ave. 322 0720. BOB McKEE USED CARS room $123 month. NO MONEY DOWN 701 FranchAve. 323-0721 Payton Realty 322-1201 3140 Hiawatha at 17-92 83 CHEVROLET. $73. IKS 118. Tracka F or flalo Adams. Ph. 3221313. • BEDROOM, 2 bath, un­ furnished. I mi. to base, 2 '38 MERCURY, extra clean. block* to (hopping renter A Make offer, Ph. 138 4333. school. 1 year last* reqpilr *4- $130 mo. 322-1470 after 3 p. m. HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. USED FURNITURE, on* room Sales office: So. oa U. S. 17or houseful, tools, mice. •2 to Dixie Bell Dlaer, turn IMfcj dant we tnelU her pot turkey In la enjoy thee# Items, ANYTHING you have right one block on SemlBBle TV .Thanksgiving dinnere with usT tn sell. 322-1270. Ave. S3A391L WANTED- 1 Good used BASS FIDDLE, any color. Call ACT NOW 322-6022 aftet 3 p. m. BE TRULY THANKFUL NOVEMBER 28, INI WE BUY Used Furniture, one 1—Lee! A h t i 4 » - r w s#M l» pice* or houseful. Furay 4 —Sh o t c in S*—taeeranc* Bedding A Pure. Co., 901 W. This immaeulate 8 bedroom *— D*t fferetrlM <S Ichoola a Issued lone a—can# car* lit SL 322-6391. home U situated on AM of 7*—Kmplormaat Sarvlaaa *— Dec#—Cate—ret* 71—Mala H«lp Wanted the larger lots la Ptoottsaf 1*— Poultry — U n slH k 71— Female Help Waated 65. Furniture For Sale just S blocks from etomoats—asocial NeUcee 7a—Mala or Female Hilp II—Csttrlng — re#4 7J— Salae Hcto Wasted tary school and 3 blocks I t - r i U H te Bet FKKK ESTIM ATE 77—eitaatioa waated from 3 abopping centers. II— Saeelii Servleee It—laeom* Fr«party Upholstering A Mattress rea* I t — Buslaasi Prsp—Sale t*—tfwtmmtag Peeie Extra Urge living ream. evattog. New A Used ruralIT—JeeiterieT Bervleae is— Real Estat* Wants* Extras include Move, refri­ ia— Do-U-TouriiU I t —Reel Estat* Sal* tors. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. l*—Benders suyeliea *7— Bella,** Rantala Ge.. at 708 Celery Ave. gerator, Venetian b l l l d f , 1*—Hardware *W—Lota For Bale drapes tud well tor town. FA 3-3UT. II—Home Repair* ei— Farms— arose# II— Flumbla* Price I13.U00 with $408 down, si—Out et state Aeries# 99—relating It— iieuae# Fer la la BEDS FOK RENT batonce less than rant Total It— W ell Drum* SI—Houaao—Seta or Itaet Hospital, RolUweya, Juvs- closing eoits lass than $108. II— Air Coed. A Bsalltf IT— Iieuae For nant II— Xadle . Tslevtiioa tie— Raaort Haniata nil*. FBKE delivery end It— Photo A gqolpmeat loi—'Trail. r»—Cabana# Pick-up. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker to—itotna Appliance* 111—Mobile Hows*—Hal* 11— Mu, leal Inatrumteia FURNITURE CKNTEB 111—Mobile Hoaiia— Rent Ph. 3224437 II— Bualnaaa Equipoise! lat—'Trailer Space— Rsat lloo French Ave. II—Job Prlntloa lot—Trailer Lets—Sal* Ph. FA 3-7941 It— Uphoiatarp 1*4—Apartmaate For Raat It—Vacuum Cleeatra III— Room* r#r mat Governm ent Owned IT— Moving A atoraat t il— Hots I Rooms Used furniture, appnancai, Homes II— Kitarmlnatora 111—Itsatal Agent# tools, ote. Bought * Bold. U— Plante — r --t » — laada i l l —Wantsd Te Hsat Lsrry'i Mart 313 Sanford 10—Mice. For Halt 1U—Autos For bale It—Article* For H#al H I—Ants*— tali #r Wad* Ava. Ph. FA 2-4121 IS— Swap or Kachaaa# i l l —Trucks Fer Sal* Selection of 2, 3, and 4 l»—Wanted Te Buy lio— Automotive uorvise WILSON - MAIER FURN. Bedr>on» located la various 14—Furniture For Sale 121— fceotsre A Cycle* 11— Antique# Far Sal* Buy — Sell — Trade 122— Boats A Motors sections of Sanford I I —Monty To Lose 124—Marlas Supplies 311-13 E. 1st. 322 36 Immediate Delivery 10— Bualaeae Opporlualtlae For me Mggtat selection of MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 850.00 nearly new And used furaltar*. see Noll's Furniture FOR TH E BEST HOME From Simla#!# 0#u«ty BU Y Brokerage In Casselberry SEE YOUR on 17-92. Open 6 days • to 8. 95. Ilouaes For Sato BLOND 4 Piece Bedroom Set V A -F H A Property S3 DODGE H-tow Pickup, 17 Ft. {UGH RAT. with aoeeaal2so. m -e m . hriea, ’SB, SB. b.p. Johgeee, elec, start. Mlteholl TUt Trailer. Exeellaat eaedMee. 1730. Call 323-0M3. B A N K 301 W. First Street Repossession Sanford, Florida r ’39 Chevrolet 8897 bat. S3t m o . *89 Ford 1877 baL $38 Mo. '89 Plymouth 1397 be! 12* mo ’99 Ford 9199 b*L 941 me. ‘39 Chevrolet $199 baL 928 m o . 'S3 Chevrolet 1399 bal. 914 mo . '89 VW $899 bal. 843 MO. '89 Ford 93)9 bal Ml m o . '97 Chevrolet $499 bal M2 mo. '39 Chevrolet 1399 bal. M l m o . ’57 Rambler M77 bal. $91 mo. '87 Chevrolet *781 baL 134 M i. '84 Ford MM beL 117 mo. ’M Chevrolet |1S81 bal 847 Mo '40 Corvair MH baL M2 mo . '88 OldsMobll* $399 bal 817 mo '84 Chevrolet $147 beL 818 too. '88 Bulck $992 baL IS! mo. '88 Cadillac 1199 bal. |10 m o . '84 OldiMobUe M99 bal 831 mo '88 Chrysler M99 baL M l too. '37 Imperial 1392 b*L 130 h o . '88 DeBota $399 bal. M2 mo. '87 Cadillac 1487 bal. 123 Mo. i A d to SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Baaford. Florida 922-4893 National Krpourxion* Inc. lu ll Chrysler-Ply mouth, Inc. 519 E. First Street Sanford, Florida Cadillac — Olds — Chevrolet and Chevrolet Trucks 2nd nnd I’ nlmclto l.in c o ln -M e r c u r y , In c, Lincoln — Mercury — Comet 109 North Palmetto Hanford, Florida Sanford, Florida Seminole County Motors Strickland - Morrison Ford, Inc. Thu Dodge Boyn • Hen * Charlie • Bob • Frank • Butch Ford — Falcon Mustang1 1801 W. First Street Sanford, Florida Downtown Sanford 322*1481 ELLINOR Motor Company VOLKSW AGEN Hwy. 17-92 South Sanford, Florida j * �♦ SAVINGS ft » |R |SAVINGS |p j » fv SAVINGS * Dazzling Chrutmai Gift* | lor Men I from Maz Fader Drua Stores ON THE SPECIAL JtfsnsT HOLIDAY PLEASER FOR A N Y M AN Old Spit* G ilt Sail Shower Soap, Body Tale, After Shave Lotion, "Man-Power" Aaroiol Deodorant, Cologne Perfect for Holiday Gift Giving W IT H B U ILT -IN LIGHT F.i»hul*a baftt-ln R|ht lata you m# what yawYa doing! No miaaad araaa. no mattar what tha NghUag aondltiona. Naw twin h.ad atpadally irawd for ftminin* tua . . . lor (ait Mow lag aar* . . . tor pntl* do** tandrtirni p o o r ic f. Baauliful to** baa contour back lor aaaa af h a n d l i n g d a f c a t |iti boa. CHOICE OP a MODELS CH OICE OP S CO LORS B R U S H M UR AND DOWN AUTOMATICALLY IN T H I RECOMMENDED MANNER * Safa—aordlaatl a Claan* taath (attar, m anage* |um* a Raahariaa automatically a Eaiy to kaap/cl*an CT1. IA00 abort, powarful yat |trill* a tro k ta par minuta do a brttar jo b than hamibruahingl Kid* lova It — motivalaa thim tn brurh taath p rop a rly . H a n d y for Individual u«*r*, too. Optnlaa on 110-volt AC. A3K ABOUT OUR 14-DAT HOME TRAIL OFFER MadaltMB Hbauaak Merry Christmas (or All the Family CANCEL W HEN DESIRED — YOU’ LL underwear HE BILLED ONLY FOR THE AMOUNT ■*ZVA V ? > OF D A Y S RUN I A T H i m C SHIRTS Soft, tprln«r. abtarbaaf tort;, l»A. Cvt far Mi'iKW mm. fen end sweet h et. Pur# wS * faHJuhof .hoy. t— leg woskUg after $««i M E N 'S 3 F O R THE TINDER FRAGRANCE THAI1IS ALWAYS SPRING! ? 1 4 5 e » a* undartkirl or < •P- htaa J, M. 1. XL TO PLACE M E N 'S 3 F O R YOUR AD CALL W A SH end WEAR SHORTS Msbcauol SonForlcri cotton b,«,JcfcA f t * oo*d« no a '" tV’ K* >d *•*•* ■>»»« comfort* bia Rr! SPRAY COLOGNE S ^ . d L r . L V ', , '* Delightful mist ia graceful swirl flecow From Sanford E x c h a n g e M E N 'S 3 FOR M E N 'S 3 FOR * 2 -M DUSTING POWDER Richly scented ia choice of pink, yellow From °® SEMINOLE COUNTY (Nat Long Distance) PERFECT FOR HOLIDAY GIFTING R SAVINGS * np?r$ S t e p T frc t £ c A n d T h u g. R SAVINGS ft * SAVINGS R �$242,000 Construction Set Next Month V C IO ^ Th* import from the w t i u Is due December w^ m b i tth . b w moot latereting 5 Americans At Mercy Of Savage Rebels foists o n getag to bo mode LEOPOLDVILLE, A t Cow — boom tbst will bo canoo for fa (UPI>—At Mart fin Amer­ icewe and moral hundred atiaa. Ttots on things that other foreign hostages wart repotted at tho morey of aavana* bo dean by Soaford peepla — oot tho city geterafor marina or* to with oay hop# of Mrs. Loans Parker, a ns* tdont o f Woot Altameata Haights, has complained to tbs County C o a m U o io n that earn of her neighbor* is oper* ■ting a bootaaoo in aa ana to nod residential. The Coml boo referred tbo com ­ BULLETIN Seminole County • * * * on the S t Johns River * * * • Styfc D a n fo rt* Im t U i By Harry I- Johnson Stode Construction Company, o f Cocoa Beach, Is the apparent low bidder for construction o f a qtiarter-mlllion dollar project at Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ tion. This is part o f an expansion project which is estimated to total slight­ ly more than $2 million. The Stode firm bid $242,290 fo r w o r k on building a new hangar, shop and office structure on Bp C o d to m W E A T H E R : F a i r t h r u S a t u r d a y : h ig h 7 5 * 8 0 ; lo w to n ig h t 4 8 -55. V O L . 54 U n it e d P ra a a L e a s e d W ir e E s ta b lis h e d 2908 F R I-, N O V E M B E R 2 7 , 19 6 4 S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A Mars Probe nawA Postponed; 'Quake Hits No New Date LEOPOLDVILLE, T h a Caagw (UP!)—White mar* senary troops wha drove re­ bate from the left beak of the Congo Hirer St Stanley* CAPE EE N N E D Y (U P I)— rllW today wen reported to karo found the bodies of The United States today post­ M more whites massacred poned an attempt to launch by Congolese rebels. Ita second Mariner M an TOKYO (U P !) - An earthquake hit the Tokyo a n a to­ day. There was no Immediate report o f damage. By United The Caroline Is 7 Flood Of Bills Engineer Dies Reluctant To Expand War Probe Ended Train Wreck Fire Claims S W Ironic Note N O . 831 Thanksgiving Holiday Toll Reaches 231 999 GLEN COVE, N. Y . (U P I) —Caroline Kennedy celebrated probe because o f troubles in her seventh birthday today plaint to C ou n t/ Zoning D ine* lor l o b Brows. Mrs. Parker ■fa rebels today in isolated the delicate picture-taking with a amall party lor her aloe rtportod that a county Jungle a r r is of Tbo Congo. cousin*. spacecraft. dump in that oroa I* In "a Diehard r e b e l s stiffened A Space Agency apokes man terrible condition." That one against government efforts to baa been nferred to Road crush the last remnants of ■aid Mariner • 4’a problem, WASHINGTON (U P I) FIFTY "D RAG O N S" o f Reconnaissance Attack the leftist insurgency, and re­ which cropped up one hour The National Rifle Association Supt J. C. Larender. Squadron 3 at Sanford Naval Air Station have • » e ports reaching hero told of before launch, w aa not im­ (N R A ) la bracing to battle an been promoted in rank, according to Cdr. George Look for oomeibing fairly fierce fighting in and around mediately known. expected flood of proposed new W. Kimmona, commanding officer. Larry A. big out of one county depart* Stanleyville. A new launch date waa not gun control bills when Con­ Gebbie (left), o f 406 Junita Court, and Kelly J. “ T h e n is one mile around vent about Monday. gress convene* in January. Parker, o f Longwood, were promoted to chief s e e the post office In the center Inuaellately set. The deadline petty officer, (Navy Photoa) fo r rocketing a probe to Mara of Stanleyville that is sa fe ," Pupil* and faculty at lag* llah E a t s t e s Elementary Col. Jeremiah Purcn, a whits th is year Is Dee. 9. A fter ROUE (U PI) - Flight en­ School will welcome back their m ercenary, reported from the that date, the Space Agency gineer Howard W. Lowery principal, Morris Ruby, Mon­ form er capital of the rebel would either have to cancel died today of Injuries suffer day after a week*t absence empire. "Tho rest is fa big tha (hot o r wait until Mara ed in the crash of the Trans Ruby underwent on ear opera* trouble." World Air • liner hero Monday, An attempt by Congolese agala m oves into shooting tioa Friday. Nor. SO, be West boosting the death toll in the Palm Beach and haa been re­ Army troop* and white m er­ range in December, 1988. diiaater lo 48. cenaries to cross tho Congo cuperating nt home. The first U. S. M an ehot River at Stanleyville waa said failed shortly a fter launch WASHINGTON (U P I) - baasador to Saigon, began a Don't forgot tho Sanford to b a re been repulsed by rebel N or. 8 when the not* cone LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - President Johnson was report­ series of talks with administra­ F i r o Doportmont'o annual m ortar and maebinegun firs. over the Marlner-S spacecraft Tbc rebellion appeared to be failed to Jettison as planned Officials from the Civil Aero­ ed today to be very reluctant to tion leaders on the entire poll Gospel contort tonight it the nautics Board (CAB) were ex­ undertake any significant ex­ far from over. Cirlc Center. The program and Jammed the craft’s vital pected to complete their in­ pansion of UieanU-Communist tieal and military situation In Some o f the rebel-held hos­ solar panels. which aterta at 8 p.m., will American • supported South vestigation today Into the Nov. war In South Viet Nam. faaturo many of tho oouth’a tages, Including the f i r e An unprecedented around13 crash o f a Bonanza Airlines, Administration officials In Viet Nam. Americana, were believed caplanding Gospel quartet*. the-clock effort b y team* of Taylor was meeting today touch with the Chief Executive lives in the eastern Congo scientists determined that tha plane that claimed 29 Uvea. • e e warned against expecting any with Secretary o( State Dean Thora’e no law ogolnit In towns o f Bunia and Wamba. Marlncr-3 failure was caused m ajor new military m ovei as Rusk. Tbo toll of slaughtered for by the peeling apart o f a fib­ dioa at tho Scmlnolo County Officials said he would talk a result of the current hlghsigners and anti-rebel Congo­ SAPPORO. Japan (U P I) erglass aection o f the shroud. Blood Bonk. Their blood con level review of policy and stra­ with President Johnson and lese was staggering. Some In­ A train packed with rush-hour A new metal rover was built held tare eomeone’e life ao commuter* collided with a teg y in the bitter battle other top authorities early well aa any mon’e. It giraa form ed estimates put it at 4,- and installed on Mariner*4. O O P la tha past three n in th s you a good feting to giro a Today's launch attempt waa truck In a snowstorm fir s t tat back tw o hours by a derailed. Two pci UUla bit of-yourself to blip A ‘total o f U whites, Includ cable in the note eoie’ a sep­ killed aM "m any” . y — - ^ ■there. Blood beak hours are V a.m. to S p.m, on Wednoo- lag three Americans, were aration mechanism that waa f t orn," s s m day and Friday. From 8:80 massacred this week in Stan not properly seated In a Of fcwth Viet *♦ H Mans." W h m LUBBOCK. Tex. ftJFrt’ to 8 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday Icyv111* and Paulis before a groove on the outside o f the U. S.-Belgian airborna rescue Five persons w e n killed in a neighboring and supposedly 39,000 U. S. military "advla ehroud. and Tkuraday. mission could teach them neutral Laos U not at all cer­ a r t" are bogged down la « • • e Scientists finally decided fire that swept a home Thors* frustrating effort to help the More than 1,100 hosts gea were tain. these official* said. that the cable would not a f­ day night and early today. Wouldn't It be strikingly Word of the President’ s cau South Vietnamese governm ent affective to hare a huge light* rescued in the two spectacular fe ct the launch. A few min­ The victims included a heroic airlifts. tious attitude came as Gen. destroy the guerrilla move utes later, the spacecraft woman who saved two g.*an. • ed Chrlatmaa tree out on tho The Amerlcan-Belgian air trouble developed end the children but waa killed when Maxwell D. Taylor, U. S. am- ment. and of tho old bendehell nt lift stirred up controversy shot wee postponed. the went back Into the crum b­ tho foot of Pork Are.? You around tha world. ling house for a third. Mariner-4 waa programmed would be able to too It way Tha Vatican City newspaper to swoop within 10,000 miles up Park Ave„ and from all Oaaervatoro Romano said re o f the red planet next July along tha lakefront aa well porta o f the hostage slaughter NEW YORK (U PI) An aa from tho 1-4 bridge. And "h a re deeply impressed civil 16. It Is designed to snap 22 A how about tho ownore of tho lied consciences because o f a pictures during its brief Ironic “ day-after" note oil docka sticking out In tho violation o f common rules of glimpse o f Mar and make im­ press release from the Puerto portant scientific measure­ Rican travel service received loko putting up some Christ* hum anity," ments. In news offices today began: moa lights. They w o u l d Tw o American missionaries MOSCOW (U PI) - The So- heard in Tokyo. Chino, it "When the new luxury liner gloom ocroao tho water In o —Dr. Paul Carlaon, 38, o f Cut SS Shalom head* Into San virt Union today accused tha said, "will never remain In­ moot affective way. ver City, Calif., and Phyllii • e • Juan harbor Dec. 3 on her United States of aggression different to the aggression Rina, 13, of Mount Vernon, world p r e m i e r Caribtwan in both the Congo end North committed by the U. 8. end Tha Semlnola County Hu­ Ohio—were among those piti Belgian imperialists." cruise she'll get a warm Pue­ Viet Nam. mane Society hes scheduled a lastly mowed down Tuesday It said it was ready to aid rto Rican w elcom e." Protest rallies against tho meeting for 7 p.m. Monday at by rebel gunfire in StanleyNorth Vietnam but did not U. 8.-Belgian rescue opera­ tho North Orlando Civic Cen­ villa. WASHINGTON (U P I) — offer help to the Congolese tion In the Congo were con ­ ter. Dr. Joseph Tucker, 48, of Undersecretary o f S t a t e rebels. • • • tinuing, and the American, DETROIT (U P I) The De­ George W. Ball leaves late to­ Portland, O n ., a medical mis­ According to figures re* sionary, was beaten to death day for Paris and London for troit Free Press today donat­ Communist China, however, British and Belgian emhaaales leased by the State Depart, In Pauli* with 20 other hos­ talks on NATO problems and ed S300 to launch a memorial pledged "firm support" for were prepared fur possible ment of Public Safety, for the tages hours before Belgian the financial difficulties of fund to help the widow of .-lain the rebels in a broadcast demonstratiuns. Informed sources said n American missionary Dr. Paul eight-month period of Janu paratrooper* arrived in U. S. the British. rally waa planned for Mos­ Carlaon raise and educate her ary through August of this Air F orce pltnea Thursday He planned to meet with cow's Trade Union Home year there have been M4 traf­ and rescued m ore than 200 French Foreign Minister Mar­ tw o children Carlson was which could turn Into demon­ among more than 90 persona fic accidents in 8eminole eapllrea. ie# Couve de Urville in Parle. strations nutaldo tho embas­ County. Of thin number, eev In London he will confer shot down In Uw streets of Dr. Andre De Gotte, a Bel­ sies, In the past, crowds have en have been fatal, claiming gian diplomat who survived with Foreign Secretary Pat­ Stanleyville Tuesday by Con pelted the embassies with ink eight lirea, and 388 pereone the Paulis atroeltiei, said re rick Gordon Walker and also golese rebels. A special Christmas pay­ bottles and have broken win­ have been injured. It's Isn't belt bludgeoned Tucker and is likely to talk with Prime ment to associates at the J. C dows. the best record In the state, the 19 other victims to death Minister Hsroid Wilson ant Penney Company store will be Nowhere did the Soviet nor it is the worst. But no and throw some o f the bodies Defense Minister Denis Hea­ LAREDO, Tex. (U P I )-T h e made Monday press describe the rebel kill­ matter how you look at it. It’s Into a crocodile-infested river. ley. police blotter in Laredo had The payment will go to regu­ ings o f white hostages. The ■till bad. the holiday touch on Thanks­ lar and part-time associates government newspaper It• e • giving Day. employed on or before June vestim suggested that such Note to former political Joe and Johnny Jacobs, two 30 with the exception of the reports were invrnted by tha candidates: How about going young brothers, reported that manager. weatem press lo ju stify tha around and taking down those someone had stolen their pets Manager C. L. Robinson intervention. signs, now that the election is from their backyard — three said, "Tbo Christmas pay­ Tha aggresilon charges in over? turkeys. And Jose Rodriguez, ment is one of the many bene Viet Nam stemmed from • • o e 39, was eharged with beating fits available to Penney asso­ Nov. IS air raid that North Cecil Tucker, county agri­ hla wife with a turkey wing. ciates. It Is offered a* fur Viet Nam said (J. S. planes cultural agent, soya tho num­ By D a n a Kites immediately it could be bring­ ther testimony of the com ­ conducted on its territory. ber of poopto that American L. T . Hunt Jr., owner of ing in moaey to aaalit In the pany's interest In the welfare The United States has denied farmers must feed is increas­ Loogwood Hotel, appeared restoration work. of the people who contribute this account. ing at the rate it fi*e mouths Wednesday evening at a con­ A motion waa made by so much to our operation." ■ minute. That’s a lot of gro­ tinued session of Long wood Councilman Carl Lorn inter, The payment U In addition ceries I City Council to request renewal but lost for lack of a second, to regular company provision* • e • of liquor license foe the hotel to defer action o o the request for sick benefits, medical In­ The dial to a pay telephone Floyd Rkharda, principal bar. until next Thursday's regular surance, n o n ■ contributory was found yesterday In the of Lake Mary School, will talk Hunt odvUod council that meeting of council. group life insurance, Penco- yard of th* Burton Funeral to Rotariano Monday about he could comply with city or­ After lengthy discussion it profit-sba*ing retirement plan Home, police reported today. tho proposed Seminole Coun­ dinances requiring that 30 was agreed to refer the mat­ and discounts on purchases, A table top at the Wash* ty Junior college. Incidental­ room s be available for rental ter to the city attorney and and others. teria. Third Street and French ly, tbia project has boon np* and tho dining room be open render a decision as soon aa Avenue, was dam aged by prorod unanimously by the and able to serve ioo persona possible thereafter. young boys. Chamber of Commerto which but that ho proferrod to wait lo other business council hoe promised 100 per cent to put the establishment in full voted to accept the offer of A msn identified by police backing. operation until renovations be­ Arthur Stooe Dewing, bolder as Mathew McGill was charg­ • • • ing dooe oo the building are o f the city bonds, to defer pay­ ed with assault with a deadly GAINESVILLE (U P I) While you ora waiting for completed. ment of the principal of 47.000 weapon after he allegedly cut Joel Sachs, of West Palm aomothtnf to turn up, you He stated that 123,000 In im­ due on tbc bends. The money Shirley Jamison on the right Beach, bat been appointed .might start with your sleeves, provement* are planned and was earmarked for the paving hand Thursday at the Du Duck chancellor of the honor aourt jaayi Lion Bill MacLauchlin. that U the bar could be opened fund. Ion, 301 W. 13th St, at the University u( Florida. Soviets Claim U . S . Guilty Off Aggression accidental death toll moved to 331 today on the third day o f the tong Thanks­ giving weekend. Mott o f tha n ou lt tha of dootha were ear accidents. The worst waa a two-vehicle accident near 01 ante, 8. C., that killed eight peroone, In­ cluding aix member* o f one family. N o one lived through the accident. The deatho o f IS and poosibly 19 crewmen In the col­ lision o ff the Now Jersey coast o f the laraall luxury liner Shalom and tho Nor* welgian tanker D ogall were not included In the toll. The Notional Safety Coun­ cil wee not keeping a count far tho 102-hour holiday pe­ riod between 8 p. m. Wednes­ day and Sunday midnight, but It said 662 persona died In traffic accident# during a aimilar period last year. The United Praaa Interna­ tional count at 9:30 a. m. showed 192 persona ha! died in traflc accidanta. New York led the nation with IB traffic deatho, follow­ ed by Teams 13, Washington 10, and Indiana nine. In South Dakota, Harlan T. Palmer, 39, oeerotary o f the •U49 Public UUUtloa Commts*Mto waa killed when hie car train ta set an all­ ot 149 for one year. 8AIGON Vietnamese (U P I) Prime — South Minister Tran Van lloung today blam•1 Communist agitators and ambitious politicians for viol, •nc* threatening to tupple his civilian government. The city wae relatively Topic Of Talks appeared to be brewing with Holiday Touch Longwood Postpones Hotel Liquor Permit Vandals Hit Woman Cut Named At U of F IL I A D O U R A D S One o f Sanford’ s oldest hue. tness firm s closed it* doors today. It waa back In 19t0 that the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight founded the Wight Gro­ cery Com pany, • wholesale firm, In a building located at the corner of Commercial sod Palmetto Avenues just north o f tho present location of Hunt's Llncoln-M ercury Com* P»ny. Later the firm built the of­ fices and warehouses which they have occupied for years at Fourth Street and Elm Avenue, When Wight retired from the business hie eon, Fred Wight, managed the firm until be died in 1933 and Hal Wight, another eon, directed the bus­ iness until he died in 1943. Hubert P ierce and Lymafl Phillip* managed the com* pany until they form ed a wholesale grocery firm o f their ow n end Jim Higgins was head o f the firm until 1931 when Ralph Wight 11, who haa m anaged the business since then, took over the com* pany. "It w ill taka at k a i l six months te close out the ac* counts receivable and liqui­ date the stacks," aald Wight, He added, "W c appreciate th* patronage of all of our cut* turners throughout the y ea rs." 25th Extension Communists Blamed Will Be Opened For New Troubles N A T O Problems Santa Will Visit Penney Aides the bate. The estimated cost of this was $337,000. The rigid fram e, prefabri­ cated steel structures will be built on the southwest end o( the station's aircraft parking apron adjacent to the existing hangars. This la the first o f five con­ struction projects to get under way at the base next year. Congress appropriated t h e money earlier this fall and work on th* Initial project 1* expected to start next month. Target completion dates ere March for the shop and office building and July for the hanger. The contract will be admin­ istered by th* station's officer in charge o f construction, Lt. Cdr. T . J . Day)*, who repre*ent* tbo director o f the Di­ vision of Bureau o f Yards and Docks, Charleston, S. C. When this phase o f the five point work is finished, It will bo eapablo of housing a com­ plete squadron. Other squad­ rons are expected here In the neat several months a* the base continues to grow. Other projects approved and the amount estimated to complete them are: An aircraft parking area at a east of 8711,000. An aircraft maintenance hangar at a coat o f fd44,ooo. A facility for checking the power a t Jet engines at a cost of |l IT,000. Just when work will start on the next four projects has not been determ ined but bidletting Is expected on some phases in the near future. Wight Firm Closes After Half Century ~ quiet today undar a state o f Memorial Fund t $ 2 Million Job Starts “The Nile of America** martial law, hut new trouble Communist North Viet Nam. Radio broadcasts from the North Vietnamese capital o f Hanoi heard in Tokyo charg­ ed that U. 8. and South Viet­ namese warshlpa shelled a North Vietnamese island. The Hanoi regime charged that the alleged attack waa "part o f the U. ft. plan of attack against North Viet Nam." "I t la cryital clear this war act la part o f tha U. S. plan o f attack agminat North Viet Nam . . . a plan the U. S. aggressor* have time and again spoken o f and which U. S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor recently disclosed,” the broadcast isld. The atetement referred to Taylor’s reported proposal* for possible bombing Com­ munist sources o f supply In North Viet Nam aa m means to step up tha enti-guerrllla war In this country . Petty Larceny Charged To Man Johnnie Lee Golden of 807 Sanford Avenue, la charged with petit larceny, police Mid today, as they continued their probe Into Uw burglary of Henderson's Bar, 730 East Seventh Street Wednesday night. Polio* said som e pennies w e n taken from the place amt a pay phone ripped from the waH. Another man being question­ ed on suspicion of breaking and entering, Jefferson Jones of the earae Sanford Avetuta address, waa released by a thonUee. Reminule County R o a d Supt. J. C. Lavender said to* day that traffic would be par* milted on the 25th Street ex* Taylor la In Washington for tension starting somitim* a high-level administration next week. review o f what lo do next in "W o’ re rompluting the fill South Viet Nam. nn some 100 feat in the mid­ Tha Hanoi report eald the dle o f tha extanslon from the alleged attack o c c u r r e d old Lake Mary Road to Club Thursday against Con Co Is­ Road In Loch A rbor," aald land o f f the shores o f the de* Lavender, "W hen this ia militarised sons a t tha 17lh done," ho addl'd, "w e'll open parallel. it to tra ffic for awhile to help It said the shelling alerted com pact It," at midnight and continued for en hour. North Viet Nam said a protest had been sent to the International Control Com­ mission. LAKELAND ( UP I ) — Two The civil unrest here has more fresh citrus packing had an efect on the progress house* have begun lo use tho of the wur because o f the fact Florida Citrus Cum miss Ion'a that Vietnamese troops have "O J " sym bol on corrugated been pulled in from field pos­ cartons. itions to enforce the marital The new firms Joining In the law. com m ission'! campaign are A total o f 86 persons win Roper G rowers Cooperative, Injured in anti - government o f Winter Garden, and Lake­ riot* Wednesday, the must land Packing Company, of strlous in a week o f violence. Highland City. 2 Citrus Firms Join 4OJ’ Brand For An AH 'Round Good Time . . . . \ Meet For A Drink A t The FRIENDLY CARIBE \ OPEN TILL 2 A. M. 1 Mon. th ru S a t . I • Dancing “ On T h e H o u m ” q Leery Friday Night (Ledlea keen 4 :3 0 .8 :3 0 D rinlu i lc a tr te a r i f * ) VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD 7 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 26, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 26, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53f827f56a6bcbba904b4b31e350e870.pdf 97bd3a0979e63ec9e45c9272fda871d9 PDF Text Text T~ - ' ■■ *\ — VFW Auxiliary Longwood Mayor, Councilman Welcomes Six Seeking Re-Election Dec. 1 new nemuerc U m m By Dm Incum bent* u S ix sew num ber* were wel­ Ei U i Mayor A. comed a t the N ovem ber meet­ R. Lorm ann and Council Chair* m an R. C. Carlton o f L on *, w ood u i i t * are leaking re-election t o thalr rampoetiva post* in D ae. 1 municipal electioni. Cam paign platform * h a v e been released to The Herald b y both candidates. T h e six planks In Lor* m ann's platform ara ( 1) to continue to w ork for the or* derljr econom ic grow th o f Longw ood, (Z ) to continue to dispense ju stice, tempered w ith leniency Ic all municipal co u r t proceedings; (3 ) to con* tlnua to counsel teens gem an d parenta with problems f o r the purpose e l creating ba tter eltlsena; (4) to con* tinue to Inaist on well equip­ p ed, efficien t, highly trained p olice and fir e departments; t o , ( 8 ) as In ths past, raprs* sen t ths eltlsena of Longwood w ith dignty and (A) to con* tlnua to w ork harmoniously and cooperatively w ith city council as w all at with those o f the county and surround­ in g communities . Ho states ha is seeking reelection because he "w ants to aeo tho c it y continue to progress in an orderly man­ n er, to become a better, safer p la ce in which to live ami ow n a business and to con­ tinue to be a city w ith low ta xes." Lormann, a realtor with of­ fic e s in Casselberry and Fort M yers, is married and has ona son and two daughters attending L y m a n H ig h School. Ho la president o f the Seminole County Hoard of Realtors, president o f the Ly­ man High P T A and a direc­ to r o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. Carlson, a resident o f the eity for 20 years, has many years experienca In municipal and school board administra­ tion In his home town In Il­ linois as well as in tho Long­ w ood city government. llo slates ho is available st all times to assist in the af­ fairs of tho city and, it re­ elected, it eliall be his sincere purpose to continue serving citixens o f tho community to the Itest o f his shility as lie has tried to do In the past. Ho advises “ he believes in orderly progress that will not place a heavy burden upon taxpayers o f tho community. He is married, bus one son and four grandchildren, ell living in tho ares. Honey lees do not pollinate red clover, hut bumblebees do. U a m Iu m R. C. CARLSON A . R. LORMANN 630 Attend First Camporee To Be Held At Camp Howard By Jsse Casselberry An . awards ceremony Sun­ day afternoon marked the end of a successful three day Fall Camporee for A30 Boy Scouts, Explorers ind their leader*, of the Weklwa District. This was the first camporee ever held at Camp Howard on Markham Rosd and only th* second In Seminole County for the past several yean and 30 area troops participated. The theme of the camporee was "Our Proud Heritage" and units gave their csmpsttes the names of historic towns or places, such as "The Alamo" or "Valley Forge." Chief Tomahawk Boh Voke of Maltlsod was In charge of the meet Chosen as the most outstanding troops participat­ ing were Troop 239, sponsored by the Orlando Air Force Bsie, first place; Troop 341, sponsored by the Casselberry Community Methodist Church, second, and Troop 202, spon­ sored by the First Baptist Church of Union Park, third. High r«lnl patrols were Ti­ tan Patrol. Troop 30. first; Eagle Patrol, Troop 30, se­ cond, ind Raccoon Patrol, Troop (H, third. Special awards went to Troop 213 for Ihe cleanest campsite; 219 for lean-to’s nude from native material; 3j, best town namo sign; 81, color guard and bughr; 61 new leadership; 114, good turn; 2DS, moving In formation, and :i0, 211, and At for signal big proficiency. Kaliga Chapter of the (inter of the Arrow presented a pla que for distinguished service to chapter member J. B. Greenman of Winter Park for his 43 y ea n in Scouting. The chapter’s tapping out ceremony wst a highlight of the eounctl fire program Satur­ day night. Songs, ikita, and an impressive burning of worn out flags were also included. Scoutmaster Ed Cranberry of Winter Park was chosen to be the new Chief Tomahawk to head planning for the Wekl­ wa District Spring Camporee at a Crackerbarrel Session of adult scouten Saturday night. In addition to Casselberry, county troops represented were Troops 3S and lit of Al­ tamonte Springs ind Explor­ er Ship 230, and Troop 230 of Bear Lake. Fire Auxiliary Hears Report On Officers Nominating committee re­ ports for new officers of the DeBary Volunteer Fire De­ partment Auxiliary were giv­ en at the group’ ! November miwttng by committee chairman, Mrs. Charles Schneider. Nainnl w e r e Francanna Howard, president; Mabel Wiwt, vice president; Mrs. T. Cully, treasurer; Mrs. I*. Froctschcr. secretary; Mrs. H. Vitt, corresponding secre­ tary and Mrs. M. I'btllipi, three year director. Other business on the agen­ da included discussion and plans for a Christmas, Party for members of the depart­ ment and auxiliary. Refreshment* were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. I*. Little ami other members of her committee. Now You Know United I'rrxH International Hhcumntic dlsenso cost Amer­ icans more than $2.5 billion last year, more than three quarters of which resulted from wages and salaries lost due to crippling arthritis ami rheumatism, according to Life and Health magailne. ing o f DaBary’a V P W Auxili­ ary U nit 1093 b y the presi­ dent, Mrs. M yrtle Hfll, who spoke on behalf o f the entire organisation. In the new g ro u p are Mrs. Irene Tarbell, re-b u t*ted , and Mrs. Essie Batson o f DeBary; Mrs. Edith Ramp, a gold star m other and transferee from U nit 2289 o f D etroit, Mich., and Mre. Julia A rm strong and Mrs. Josephine W eeks, all o f Deltona and M rs. Ethel Perrick o f Unit 1808, Bayslde, Long Island, N. Y ., transferee. In other business, Mrs. Ann M orrison was sleeted as chap­ lain and installation w as by Mrs. Ruth LaCKat, past pres­ ident. Reports on past projects were heard and donations w e n received f o r V FW N a­ tional Christmas Beals and the Florida C ottage at Eaton Raplda, Mich., h om e for o r ­ phans and widows. Th* next m eeting was an­ nounced for 7:30 p.m., Dae. 15 a t the Fire H all when a Christmas Party and exchange o f g ifts will be enjoyed. During the social hour fol­ low ing th* m eeting, refresh­ ments o f pumpkin pie and eoffee were served and all at­ tending sang "H a p p y Birth­ d a y " to Mrs. Hill. Churchill 90 'Man O f W orldf To Be Honored By "question terloo. Hew will Britain honor th* LONDON (N E A ) — Bri- tim e" in the Commons, th* man on whom th* w orld hat lona w ill honor a legend «n sharp th ruit and parry o f de­ already heaped it* highest Nov. 80, when Sir Winston bate. Even his opponents ad­ honors? Perhaps tb * most Churchill relabrsten his 90th mit that the House o f Com­ birthday. F or Churchill Is no mons i* a lesser place for longer regarded her* as a Churchill’s absence. catch T m s A . CalWa mere g u n . something H# baa become larger than life and monumental. How does on pay homage to a living monument? Lay wreatha at It* feet? Thl* year, fer the firet time, the nation feels keenly the in­ adequacy o f the public tri­ butes planned for its hero end the world's greatest liv­ ing statesman. T h li yaar, too, ha* aeen great changes In Britain. On Nov. 30 there will be no mem­ bers o f Parliament to jump to their feot and to wava their order papers ns uiually hap­ pens when Churchill enters ths House o f Commons on hii birthday. He will not be there. The Grand Old Man o f British politics retired as n member o f Parliament earlier this year. Churchill's scat on th* Con­ servative front bench in the Commons Is now empty. N o longer do th* eyes o f specta­ tors stray to tb* gnome-like figure cupping his ear to IMPORTED SELECTIONS A R E GETTING BETTER E V E R Y D A Y ! BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. PONTIAC — DUICK — RAMBLER 301 W. 1st SANFORD, ST. FLA. E ZR A BR00KSI W INES "REAL StPPIN W HISKEY" 1.39 5lh LiebfraumUch 90 PROOF Maxima of Paris 1 , 0 1, 49 STR AIG H T K Y . Carafes — Bed — Pink — While ....... 1.99 3lh 'vft Y r J- PEMABTIN 2.98 5th A 1 * CREAM SHERRY GOLD CAP Harvey’s 3.19 5lh PORT ll&G Sauterne 3.29 Harvey’s JjJgJJ1* Sherry 5.99 B&G Graves SPEAKER fo r W e d ne a t l ny ' f l 7:30 p.m. Hpecinl program at San­ ford F r e e Mctlioiliat C h u r c h , 510 Went Fourth Street, will be Rev. M e r l i n Hid well, Free Methodist mis­ sionary to the Philip­ pi n»‘*. The public is in­ vited. STOCK IMP. OK SW E E T DRY VERM OUTH 1.99 ™,ir|MR. BOSTON EGG NOG i K S GILBEY'S GIN KY. BLEND ABC Bourbon CASE IMP SCOTCH KING WM. 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BOLit BON 819.93 N IG H T S 449 Kentucky Gentleman Baby Beds (Com plete with M attress) _ 829.93 Cheat of Drawers 4 Drawer ........ BOURBON Ronrico “ dark Rum FOR THE CRADLE SET 4eju in SL Egterjburg, _ They're Here! '65 PONTIACS THE STRIKE IS OVER! "E N H A N C E THE FLA V O R OF YO C R TURKEY WITH A FINE W IN E " FURNITURE 310 SIX-FOOT Diane Schatzel hag npace-aFc dimen­ sions, 517-23-30. Diuiio is a model at Sunken Uur- shouting dies; T b * Captain* and Kings depart: Still stands Thine ancient sacri­ fice, A a humble and contrite h e a r t" By Jsae Ca set Iberry Two members o f tha Senior MYF o f Cassalberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church attend­ ed the Conference on Church Vocations held Friday through Sunday at tho Methodist Youth Camp near Leesburg, They wpre Valorie Shea, pro­ gram chairman amt Dan Cas­ selberry, president. Miss Eleanor Zuknwtkl, a memiier of tho older youth group who la attending Flor­ ida Southern College, also was at the conference. MATHER of Sanford M A T H ER On* wonders what ha would have made o f th* present La­ bor governm ent with its rainr-edgt m ajority o f five votes. With his memories o f Ramsey MacDonald and Cle­ ment A ttlee, formed Labor premiers, would he dismiss the present crew as "sputterIng craters from extinct volca n oes?" One reason why Churchill it now regarded as a legend, and aa such la held In awa, is that fall life covers such a tremendous span. When W in­ ston Churchill was born in 1874, Queen Victoria had bean on the throne for 37 years, and th* exotic Disraeli with his black curia was her prime minister. Winston was still a school­ boy at H arrow when Queen Victoria celebrated her Goldeen Jubilee. When he entered th* army a t the age o f 21, Gladstone had Just retired from politics, and Gladstone had heard tha gun* saluting th# Duke o f Wellington'* vic­ tory over Napoleon at W *. fittin g tribute to Churchill on his 90th birthday would be th at written by on* o f his fellow countrymen, Rudyard K ipling: “ The tumult and Conference FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE TERMS of Two Attend Great Savings on Easy Terms EASY repartee K.4 Vfr fnfirl Vm9 P IN T S OLD GERMAN £ HALF QUARTS ’ 1.09 *3.99 FULL QUART Taylor Champagne N. Y. STATE — REG. 5.33 Drul Pink— While Sparkling Rurgundy $069 *J5T 11 �A* 1 ft Seminole County « • * » on the S t Johns Hirer « « • « "T h e Nile o f America** $ [)? & a n & rb S f m l i WEATHER: Fair tonight and Thursday; high in upper 70s Thursday; low tonight about 50. VOL. 66 United P ro s Leased Wire Established 3906 WED., NOVEMBER 25. 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 329 County Pushes For College nsaoA ••• 300 Poisoned Americans Ready To Give Thanks MARIETTA, 0*. (U P l) — Chicken aalad was blamed for the food poisoning of around Ry United Press 300 studenta, ranging tn age In the hallowed tradition from tl to 19. and three teach­ of the forefathers, Americans ers at the Lemon Street prepared today to give thanks School. and enjoy a long Thanksgiv­ ing weekend. Hope For NATO QUA Itf’ EIt HACK RONNIE IlINSON tosses the oval iff' a practice action for tonight’s Home* coming Game at Memorial Stadium ............ a Sem inoles Cry Scalp DeLand WASHINGTON (UPI) — High American officials today claimed there was still hope for creation of a NATO nu­ clear surface fleet despite new Rritish opposition and continued French hostility. Aid Program WASHINGTON (U P l) — Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield (Mont.) says the administration's Appa­ lachian aid program probably W'ill be the first business be­ Ry David Higginbotham Homecoming activities at fore the Senate in January. Seminole High School — which will be climaxed to WASHINGTON (UPI) — night by the SHB-DeLand A cabinet-level committee football game at Sanford's Memorial Stadium — got un­ atudying ways to improve the der way Tuesday night when protection of the President is a huge crowd of students, expected to urge a )3 million players, faculty members and improvement in Secret Serv­ friends whooped it up at a ice facilities. honfire and pre-game pep rally at the school's Lawson ATLANTA (UPI) — Dr. Memorial Field. Harry V. Richardson, presi­ Additional festivities con­ tinued at the school today and dent o f Atlanta's Interdenom­ a homecoming parade was to inational Theological Center, wind its way through San­ wan elected president o f the ford’s dnwntuwn section ai Georgia Council o f Churches Tuesday, the first Negro to 3:15 this afternoon. t During hall.an, al the game held the ipuHIrm, * tonight, one of five of SHS’s outstanding young lovelies will be crowned homecoming queen and will reign over the rest o f the activities which will be concluded tonight with ATLANTA (UPI) — The a homecoming dunce in the Army Corps of Engineers re­ school's student lounge. commended trxlay construc­ . Athletic Director Fred lian­ tion of a 5Jt,ooo-foot long levee as is anticipating n crowd nf for hurricane protection of 5,0110 nr more at tonight’s 1tillsborough Ray. contest W'ilh the Bulldogs, The engineers said Initial This morning Head Coach cost of the harrier would he Jim Pigott 3nd his staff, 112A million of which the fed­ Coaches Jim McCoy, Dirk Wil­ eral government would furn­ liams, Fred Stumpf and John ish $3 75 million. Colbert, all Inudi'd the Sopho­ more Class for sponsoring last night’s successful bon­ fire, the cheerleaders for the pep rally, as well as the Marching Seminole Rand. (For more Information WASHINGTON (UPI) — on tonight's homecoming The defense Department loday game please turn tn page identified four pilots aboard two T 23 fighter-bombers miss­ S). ing for six days on a Right from Thailand to South Viet Nam. CHICAGO (CPU — J. They are Maj. Otis Gordon Edgar Hoover said the Fed* Jr. and Capt. George H. Alersl Rureau of Investigation hrecht. Fort Walton Reach, would reject attempts by Fla ; Capt. Edwin R. Eason. prrssure groups that “ seek to Blythe, Calif, and First Lt. trse the FRI to attain their Leonard P. Hudson, Sacra­ mento, Calif. own selfish aims.” SS Improvement Heads Ga. Council V C lO C Former County Commis■iuner Vernon Dunn hu» urgeil the present Commission Li five favorable consideration to a State Komi Department plan to eliminate purking on If. S. 17*91!. Dunn said hs could not pinpoint any huzards on the east side o f the highway and stressed that •everal businesses in the Fern Turk area depend upon park. ing. Dut he ilid say that * there were several hazards on the west side of the high­ way, particularly in the area of Ridge Hoad and .Smith Street. • • • 4 The county’* building rode provides that swimming pools in residential areas must have a minimum four-font high fence around them. Rut what about portable pools? County Zoning Director Rob Rrown told the County Commission sml Mrs. I.snna Parker of West Altamonte Heights that portable pools do not require fences. • • • Remember the clock para­ graph the other day about h the word “ right?” Once upon a time the teacher asked a little fellow to use the word ‘‘right” in a sentence. Little Lester scratched his hpad and then in his best Southern drawl blurted out, “ Mam* shouted to me, ‘ Come home, rat now*." • • • If the ‘*M £ M” com binsUon o f the long range planring committee o f the Sem­ inole County Chamber of Commerce is as effective as baseball’s “ M & M” combina­ tion of Mantle and Maris, Seminole will have a com­ munity college facility in the not too distant future. Ap­ pearing before the County 9 Commission Tuesday were Judge Vernon Mize and School Supt. K. T. Milwee. • • • * Will the person who made a friendly wager with County Attorney Harold Johnson on the outcome o f the FloridaFSU football game, please stand up? Johnson said he “ bet” on FSU but can’t re^ member with whom he made the wager. • • • You’ll see older Jayceea on hand at the annual Christmas parade Wednesday afternoon and for peanuts you can help them with their acholarship fund. Past presidents of the Jayrees will be selling pea­ nuts with proceeds going to * gfccu scholarship fund. $12.5 Million Levee Pictured Missing Pilots Are Identified ‘Selfish Aims’ IS YOUR HEART African Students In Vienna INTHE RIGHT PLACE? Riot VIENNA (UPI) — About 4U0 African students demon­ strated in front o f the U.S. legation in Safia, Bulgaria, today in protest against West­ ern moves in the Congo. Reliable reports reaching Vienna said the student* broke through police lines, smashed windows and shout* ed “ Yankee go home.” giving day weekend. But the council eald that during an equal 102-hour non-holiday period in November, 1903, from 8 p. m. Wednesday un­ til midnight Sunday, 8S2 peiThere was last minute sons died in traffic accidents. Heavy rain fell In the shopping for turkeys, cran­ berries and pumpkins. For Southeast today, Thsnksgiv. many, there was preparation fur a trip home from college or for a drive to visit rela­ tives or friends. The National Safety Coun­ cil does not keep records of the number of persons killed in traffic during a Thanks- Grievances Mark Rally At Longwood War On Poverty To Be launched In December JOHNSON CITY, Te». (UPI) —Sargent Shriver, head man in the war on poverty, con­ ferred with President John­ son Tuesday and then an­ nounced a $35 million "first major assault on Ignorance, want, and deprivation." By Jalla W ell. He said the domestic Peace Tuesday night’s politics! Corps will start training be­ rally in Longwood took on fore the end of next month. tones of a department store Shrivor unveiled a list o( 79 complaint counter during a projecla after ■ two-hour con­ question and answer period ference with the President at when residents stepped forth the LEIJ Ranch. with personal grievances and Another 41 projects—youth criticlms against city man* Job training camps—will use •Itrment which normally would $13 million in federal grants be reserved for i meet of the and bring Ihe number of Indi­ city council. vidual programs to 120. Mila issues under fire were Shriver said the government conditions of city water, ^af-^ would (war Jhe/wajor cast I. n i -we. I. « mm, a, ft-t. ,J I ... Jm. k j# * Ika — - _ n - —a -- 914 IRIIa *. a .' It' hhazards created by m.ad the programs, $32 ... million ot corners due to overhlgh hedges the $33 million total, hut the anil handling of delinquent lax plans will be administered by and water bills. stale and local officials. It was explained that the The largest single grant water, termed In one com­ was $2 8 million, which went plaint to dc worse than that to Detroit for a community in swamps, is "test proven to action program by the total lie bacteriologically okay con­ action against poverty organ­ taining nothing dangerous to ization. health. An aerator system, Shriver said the grants which will clear up the sedi were made on Ihe basis of ment now found due to min­ applications from individual eral content, is lo be Install, communities. ed at a cost nf $12,004 to $15, Jack Conway, head of the ooo. an amount which is al­ Community Action Program, ready in the bank and won't said he sought variety for this cost the taxpayers one extra first major list of projects. penny." Those complaining of the traffic hazards were told that the city needs additional ordi­ nance* and a new charter be­ fore property owners can be legally made to trim their hedge* if they do not wish to The Seminole County Chamcomply with council requests. bee of Commerce has elected Those questioning handling of delinquent bills were in­ directors for the next three formed that the records are years, according to the ballot public am] that orderly meth­ canvassing committee head­ ods of collection arc in effect. ed hy Robert Shedden. Named by the Chamber Candidate* seeking office in membership ar*: next Tuesday's election w.io Districts 1, a and 5—John spoke at the rally were A. R. Lormann, incumbent and Da­ Alexander, Joe R. Ilaker, Ar­ vid Wentworth for mayor; R. thur |L Beckwith Jr., Rob C. Carlson, incumbent, ami J. Crumley, S. J. Dsvis Jr„ W, Baumholser, Jim Reiter. Walter Glelow, Howard W. Leftoy C. Riley, Don Smith Hodges, Harold H. Kastner, and Perry White for council; Clifford MeKihhln, II. h. PerOnnie Sliomate, incumbent, kins Jr., Carl Sehilke and A. and Mrs. R. It, Gray for city K. Shoemaker Jr. District 3—James P. Avery clerk. Roy Shomatc, incum­ bent, for tax collector was In­ Jr. and Byron L. Kimball. District I — George Means troduced. His opponent, It. R. Gray, was unable to attend and Julian Stenstrom. Serving with Shedden in due to illness. Moderator for the evening canvassing the ballot were was R. T- Milwee, county Robert Murray, Mrs. Juan school superintendent and resi­ Ludwig, Mrs. Martha Kahorn, Sectt Hums and Jnines Grant. dent of I-ongwood. County Chamber Elects Directors ing eve. Cold end snow push* rd Into Montana and North Dakota. Between one and two inchra of rain fell at Pensacola, Fla., Anniston, Ala., Chat* tanooga, Term., and lluntaville and Montgomery, Ala. One inch of snow fell at Girat Falla and Lewiston In m itral Montana. Cold wave warning! were posted. Nearly one inch o f rain fell at Walla Walla, Wash. Snow was predicted from northern Minnesota to Art* sona, with heavy snow in Idaho's mountains. Southwest Rd. Improvement Is Commenced More than 1,200 hostages to the city from U. S. Air Force planes in the first were found alive in Stanleyphase of a massive rescue ville and the rebel controlled operation. area immediately surround­ Other reports said the death ing it. Most were airlifted to toll was as high as 35. safety in Leopoldville; the The slain American* were others awaited return today. Paul Carlson, 36-year-old mis­ Government troops penetrat­ sionary dtylor from Culver ing Ihe jungle today had a City, Calif taad Alisa Phyllis double mission; To find and Rine, 23, ' Mount Vernon, rescue the hostages and lo Ohio, * v o l nary teacher. track down the rebel leaders Tuesday's Tho m l, 25* ‘ mertcani in­ responsible f o r cluded i f -hoe* ,( { ( <n(j atrocities. (our c b V ~ ~ U I In Washington, Under Mere Melvin -«*• By Julian Stenatrnm The Seminole County Board of Commleelonera Tueaday adopted a resolution railing for the State Junior College Board to give favorable con* ((deration to a request for a community eotlege facility for Seminole County, Seminole C o u n t y Judge Vernon Mize and C o u n t y Supt. of Public Initruction R. T. Milwee appeared before ihe commission and requested the county board’s assistance. They represented the long range planning committee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce which la co-op­ erating with tha Board of Public Instruction in trying to obtain the school for this area. Milwee totd the commission that such a school could be financed by th* State of Florids with Seminole County’* share amounting to five per rent of Its Minimum Founda­ tion funds—or about $26,004 annually. Mize explained that th* county school board would also be required to provide at least an H0-arra site fur the furilily. "They will not acrrpt a slta of less than 60 acres,” Mize continued, "and they prefer a 100.eere ait*. However, 60 acre* fa about the average. . . . . WHILE MIKE CRAY, Seminole end. gathers the pigskin in after u long toss toward thu enemy’s goal line. (Herald Photoa) Thanksgiving Service Set The annual Union Thanks­ giving Service sponsored by the Sanford Area Ministerial Association will be livid at It) a.in. Thursday at First Methodist Church with Chap­ lain L. J. McDonald of San­ ford Naval Air Station giving the sermon. Invocation and Welcome will be given by Rev. Robert M. Jenkins, pastor cf the host church. Rev. A. A. R. Sic. Phersnn o f Congregational Christian Church will read The Presidenl'it Proclamation and the Thanksgiving Prayer will ho led by Rev, C. E. An­ derson of Free Methodist Church. Presentation of the Thanks­ giving Offering and Prayer of Dedication will !«• given by Captain Harry Fodcn of the Salvution Army ami Rev. Fred Chance c f First Bap­ tist Church will give tlm Scripture. The Benediction will be given by Rev. J, Gor­ don Pcery of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Tin* choir will be under di­ rection o f Mrs Mildred Clark, dlrertor with Mrs. Helen Rice a* organist. County Engineer William Rush and County Road Super­ intendent J. C. Lavender an­ nounced Jointly today that their respective departments had started work on South­ west Road from I3ih Street to Country Club Road. This lection will be widened and completely rebuilt, ac­ cording to Rush, and a side­ walk will he constructed on the west side of the thorough­ fare from 13th Street to 22nd Street. Meanwhile, Ihe City of Senford has started work on re­ building 13th Street west to Southwest Road. Hie first quarter mile of Southwest Road from 13th Street is actually in the City, Lavender declared, but he ex­ All Seminote County resi­ plained that the county will dents now may communicate do the work and the city will toll free with Ihe offices of pay for Ihe materials. the Seminole County Engineer and the County Knud Depart­ ment. The two county departments • e • have Installer) telephone* off the Winter Park Telephone Special services reported for Company exchange so llut other parts of the c unty are residents In the southern sec­ those in the Hear I-tke-Forest tion of the county may have City area, Casselberry nnd Ry Jane Casselberry toll free phone survice. Oviedo, With the deadline today at The same number, fill 2125, Rear Lake M e t h o d i s t 5 p.m., five late entries in will permit caller* to contact Church will be host for 14 Casselberry political race* fil­ either offiee which is located a.m. Thanksgiving liny Ser* ed Tuesday to run in Dec. 7 in (he same building adjacent virr* lo congregations front (o the former county home on St. A n i l r m i l’ re-bytertan municipal elections. [ Church and the Seventh-Day Incumbent Mayor Owen U. S. 17 92. Telephones off the Sanford j Adventist Church. Ilev, Thom, Anatey registeied hie intent to run for re-election with exchange nf Southern Bell re­ ns Makin of St. Andrew* will only one opponent, Curtis main the s a m e - 323*1962 for he in charge of Ihe sermon the engineers’ office and 322- and Rev. James Hamrick Sr. Blow-, as of this morning. 3052 for the road superintend­ of the Seventh-day Adventist New candidates In the coun­ Church will read the Procla­ cil rare include incumbent Art ent's office. mation. Special music will be Lego and newcomer Dr. Eu­ by Martin Sotnln, accom­ gene Ellis. Those previously panied by Hobby Stubbs, troth filing are Donald E. Mount, of Forest Liilut Academy. Darwin A. Shea, Rlynn "Skip” Rear l.ake WSCS circle mem­ Reiker and Edward Lunn. Night policeman Charles Cockayne filed to run for o f­ SAIGON, South Viet N a m fice o f town marshal against (UPI) — South Vietnamese incumbent Go* Sawyer and paratroopers smashed through town clerk .Mot y Hawthorne a 15 (not high wall of flame filed for re-election and ap­ on a downtown Saigon street parently will be unopposed today to crush a new round of anti-government riots. for this office. Prime Minister Tran Van More than 100 residents have been into the clerk’s o f­ Huong clamped martial law fice in the last few weeks to and a 10 p. m to 3 a. m. cur­ register for the first time or few on this crisis torn capital city at the end of four straight to re-register. days of student rioting against his regime. County Offices Add Services 5 Late Entries At Casselberry Drive Under Way To Save 350 LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ go (L’ PI i—Government troops swarmed into Congo jungles today in a desperate drive to save more than 354 hostages at the merry of kill-crazed rebel*. F i f t e e n Americans were reported in rebel hands. At least 17 hostages, Includ­ ing two Americans, were slaughtered Tuesday before help could reach them. They were cut down in the streets of Stanleyville Just as Bel­ gian p j rail copers dropped tn Consideration Requested Of State Board the rebel leaders would be tracked down ami account­ able for the massacre. “ They will be run down," Rail laid, adding that this job had been undertaken by the Congolese army. Stanleyville, the last major rebel stronghold, was firmly in government hands today. A Congolese army column, led by white mercenaries, pushed into the city almost simultan­ eously with the Belgian air­ t '•<* of State George Ball said drop. Troopers Crush Round Of Riots bers will serve rookies, punch and coffee following th* ser* vice. Host pastor is Rev. W il­ liam Irwin. In Casselberry, services wilt be held at 7:30 a.m. today at W e s t minster Presbyterian Church, SR 430 in Howell Park, nnd at Messiah Evan* g e I i e n I Lutheran Church, American .Legion Hall on Prairie I.nke. At Westmln* ster tho Presbyterian Youth Fellowship will be In chargw of nervier* with music to b* provided by the children's choirs. Thanksgiving Day Services will be held at 8:30 K.m. at Casselberry Community Meth* odist Church nnd at 10:30 a.m. at Ascension Lutheran Church with special music by the choir. Oviedo's a n n u a l Union Thanksgiving Service this year will lake plate at First Baptist Church with Rev. Jack T. Drynnt as bust pas* tor. Special speaker will b* Bishop C, II. Dnwsey, father . f Methodist Minister Rev. Cyrus Dnwsey. Cify Chamber Elects Kader John Kader was elected president o f tha Sanford ('hamlwr nf Commerce at its a n n n a I directors meeting Tue-day in ihe Pinecrest Inn. II* succeeds A. B. (Tommy) Peterson Jr. Other officers chosen hy director* Include; V i r e president, Kenneth LeflUr; secretary, G e o r g o Harden; treasurer, John FitxPatrick. Directors are IDn Bale*, Joe ti.rvis, Al Doudney, Tom Largen, Clyde Long, Glenn McCall, Tom McDonald, A l Wallace and Peterson. Still the Best H B £ * CURHINT William O’Dwyer Dies Of Attack NEW YORK (U PI) — Tri­ butes continued to pour in today for William O’Dwyer, the Irish Immigrant, who rose from hod carrier to mayor of th* nation’* largest city. O'Dwyer, 71, died Tuesday of a heart attack. O’ Dwyer, in hi* colorful and sometimes controversial ca­ reer, servrd at ono time or another as a bartender, clerk, cop, magistrate, district attorney, lawyer, longshoreman, military officer and ambass­ ador ■' INTEREST RATE ON NEWCAJK A U T O F IN A N C IN G B A R G A IN Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold, or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-16: FLOP/DA STATB BAN* M tm fc tf , r . * l 4tw ic e U / tf& U H V f' ■*, �Pan t i* ■daSi T r i-W -Y ■ H E . ’ * n r i t ** fl !m Jack* m M t m LN* • -i» it w«a ■ W i ^ a ---- ■*-- af ffct TYMB-Y* M m ni • ■ m tartal ta W I t d t i r u iM m ta rf • ***• m 4 f U i it r * » l n at* asHtyta fiat bar- a W iii •* « m 4 m n h ta tan Mtk la _ , 'I w» M M to CYNTHIA KENDRICK music. The Thanksgiving mas­ sage will be delivered by the pastor, Rev. H. B. W hiteh u n t. • • • - Rev. N. A . Watson observ­ ed his eighth anniveraaiy as pastor o f ’ New ML Missionary ‘ Baptist I s * Jundsy. l e v . Henry James, o f Leesburg, and Mb choir were guests fa r ths scrasion. Rev. James, son o f M r*.‘ Pinkya James, o f this city, delivered a timely mas­ sage. a s a An appreciation program will I* given for Rev, Harold B. Whitehurst Sunday a t BL John Metropolitan Baptist Church. Tha pratpam will, be­ gin at 4 p. m. Rev. Nathaniel A . W ilson wilt dallvar tha message for the affair. Y ou ara cordially invited to coma out and pay tribute to one who bas contributed hte tal­ ents for the betterment o f our community. tktak ttat « a aiatoa aU far Uw show 1 s t."T h e Musis s f <*•4 to r atahfc. far r Chair, fa r far I T ! } . I f thta ta U u thank* that you t h a aacaa a a a ir h a has f is c ad ftith to y a a .1 thank God fo r ffirto f aw tha powar o f •raUV whisk has aaahlad nw to tom* thin far. Y ou n * propla today aaad a shot in tbs a i m , thsy aaad to thrir value# o f things to th* world sad to tha church." It was a beautiful missive, M r. and Mrs. Jeaala I.. Kendrick ara the parsnta o f Cyithta. A M prsssntatha group o f r girls and Junior " Y " girls wars present. Mrs. D. A . Thomas, sponsor o f tha Trl-H l-Y , w as in attandanc* Thomas Wilson III, i alumnus o f Grooms High School, is matikulaUng st Arisons Ststo Coflcge. Wilson is a msasbsr o f tbs marching hand. The band will render tha half-time show at the na­ tionally televised American Football League gams on Chennai 9, Thursday, between the I s a Dlega Chars art and B|lb. Tha thame of Legal Notice I s the CesH o f U s C M elr S e if* , K o l s d e rowoty, Btnl* •» r ln M e . In Probot* I s » l i e natal* s i, HANS RICHARD KJRKNRRIJD Deceased. f in a l n iit m h Notice Is hereby ( I v e s that Shi undersigned will, nn the Slr4 4 a r s f Derambar, A. D. ) M L present to tha llnnnrabls Knunly Judas of Seminal* County, Florida, his final re­ turn. account and voucher*. as IClscutnr o f lbs Kelats nf MANS RICHARD KJKNNKIIID. deceased, and st Mid time, then and there, make application la th* asld Jud es (or a final m i Clamant af bla administration «>f salil aetata, and for an or­ der discharging blm aa inch Kieoulor, B issd w s y Slats.” Tha head trill render gush tunas i s “ L it Ms Entertain You,” "That’s Entertainment," HI C o u l d Hev s D en ted All N ight." "Dancing la the Dark." "T h o SwsaUst Sounds," “ People.” "C arlocs” end will conclude the program with "Tha Party Is O ver." T o Mr. sod Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and daughter, Gail, and ths Wilson fam ily, I am sura that our city sharsa your proud feeling. • ’ • .* Mark W ilcox, grandson o f Mrs. Annie Chamhsrs, and Corinthian Spencer celebrated their first natal day last Bunday s t tha homo o f Corin­ thian’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Spencer. , Present were Reginald, Ella Jean - amt Marla Mitchell; Pamela, Maliaela, Antoinette, and Vonesa Johnson; Uunnye and Kim Atlow ay; Harry I Ksath Thomas, Darryl Col­ lins, Mika, Obadlah, and Earltan Madlork; Mr. and Mrs. Elliot (godparents o f Mark W ilcox), Mrs. Hannah lin k nay, Mrs, Susie Grean and Mrs. Ueatrica Green. s e e Tha Seminole County Vntara League was • organised last Thursday. Following ara officers; Rev, James llagfn, p r e s id e n t; Mrs. Graca Haynes, vita p r a a 1d a n t; H a rm llew kine, recording secretary] Mrs'. Framing ColUni, financial secretory; Jes­ sie Smith, assistant recording secretary; Mrs. Annie I* Alexander, treasurer and Walter Sheppard, director of research and public relations. All registered voters who era Interested in becoming a member o f this worthwhile organisation are asked to meet at McAlialer'a Motel Dec. 17 at 8:30 p. m. a * * Dated this tha Slid day af November, A. D. ISSt. v a i .d a J RoaniNa Aa Rtooulo r o f tha Kelats Tha pastor of HANS HJl'tlAltn KJKNtion o f St. NKIIUD, liaceaetd rubtlib Nov. 11 S Dec. J, t. II, Church invite tin . worship with cD O -rs is t o b c i r c u i t r o tm T i* a n d r o n s h n in iil b c o t i . m , FLORIDA NO. It Ml TIIK u r n INSURANCE COMPANT o r VIRGINIA. • Virginia •orporetton. Plaintiff. and .congrega­ John Daptiat tha public to them Thanks­ giving morning at 10:30 a. m. Prayer and testimonies o f Thanksgiving will lie led hy the deacons and ilraconrssrs of tho church. The Young Peopla'a Choir will rendsr ths v*. ROBERT EUGENE MOOnE. at. at Dofandanta. v t r r i i s o r s u it m i s T A T n n r ri.tiN tn a Tat Hubert r.ugena U<>»|#. m n f Darker* Rued, Whestnn, Maryland Janai W Unore. 11101 Rarbara Ituad, Wheaton, Maryland Ton ara hereby'notified that a ault ha* been filed egalntl you and J. Hrallty Odhau, Ce*11 If, Mullberg and Louisa Tylay Odtiam, a* Truatata o f Odham 4 Tudor, far., a dleaoleed Plarlda rnrporatlon In tbi abovo aatllted caaaa, and that you are required la rtla your anawar with tho Clerk at thle Court and to oorvo a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or plalntlfPe altnrneye. whuaa name and sddrtte la Jennlnge, Watta Clarks and Hamllten. U e « Ra m a n National Hank Hulldlag. Jarkaonvllla I. Pier* Ida. not latgr than December II, 11*1. If ro n fall to do aa * Store# pro ca n fs iio will bo onttrad asalaat you for tho re­ lief demanded In the complaint This ault la to lurorlnea a mnrlre*] proparty proh i - TV needed agalnit lat U t M, SOUTH PIN ICt’ ll KMT Third Addllloa, a eubdlvl* alea according ta a plat thareof- recorded la (Mat Booh l l . Pagaa t l and l| o f tho Puhllr Rerorda of Memtoulo t’ uunly, Plarlda. WITNESS my band amt the •aal at fold Court t l Seoitaolo, County. Florida, thlo ll t h d a / « f November, t i ll. I COURT SEAL* Arthur H. Beckwith. J r . Clork nf th* Circuit Court S r : Martha T Vlhlaa Deputy Clerk Jennings, Watt*, Clork* and Kaailltaa l i l t Barnatt Kaltoaal Rank Multdfos Jaekaonvtlla I. Florida Publltb Nav. II, t l * Do*. >, S. t i l l . >U Legal Notice I KNTIKIUATH OK Cl! It PON ATM II loot! 1,1 Tlts.N tv t h e l i v e %bit n r Tim tt rtioitrrv ok th e state ri.o H iiii TO AM. TO WHOM THESE ok PRESENTS 8 IIAM . C tl U K, till K KTINtIV1 Wher**>. PAUL I> I.KWtll l i t , SANFORD. FLORIDA; A K SHOEMAKER. J R . MANPOIID. K M in iD A i llll 'll A III! a. m in m soN , m a n r a n n. r u m i r u ; i-uu.i.tt * it m >. DAN. MANPORD, KMlItlDA did nn lb* tlth .ley nf Jim*. A l> H i t p«ue* l># ln<-orpor*t*i1 under th* I t w i nf the Hi*t* at Klorld* VOICE DISTHIBUTINI), INC. s rnrparallon, with lie principal pier* nf buelneee *1 SANFORD, UK M l M M . K COUNTY, la ih« lilal* o f F lo r­ id*/ and Where** aurh rorporatlun did on th* tl th d«y o f November. A. D ISCI. caue* In he filed In lh* nfftr* of lb* Merretarr nf plat* n f |h* Mtal* Klorld*. Ih* dorumenlary aulhorllr required under Mer. lion 1*1.tl, Klorld* Miami-* »h mw In* Iho dlee.ilullo* of ( i » h rorpMralloo. Now. iberefnr*. th* Merntary oL St all do** hereby rerUfy ta Ih* fnr«s«ln * and that ho I* ootlefled that th* requirement* o f Ih* law h*«* b**n iniuplle.l with. IN WITNKHM WHEIIKOP, 1 ha»* hafeunto **t my hand and hova afftaad th* llroal Seal of th* Slot* of Florida, at Toll*haeeee. th* Capital, ihla tha KIOIITK.Kvril day o f NOVEM■1 Ktt. A II tyct TOM ADAMS M-<, etary of dial* •(ft KALI BTENhTROM. 1IAV1S Mc I n t o s h Atlornay* at I d * Foil Office Drawer 111* Banfuril. Florida I’ uhlDh No*. Ji. D l l , a CIKI-IJ Vet. M, lftt *#Ths material entrusted to me U more piaatie than ths potter’s d a y , more valuable than the miser’s gold, and more powerful than tha sci­ entist's atomic bomb. That is ths blind, body, soul and heart o f a child. Sines m y task is such a sacred one, t t behoove* me to do most everything to my ppwer, to prove myself worthy. 1 am a member o f tha moat challeng­ ing, most responsible, most stimulating, and moat satisfy­ ing professions In tha world. For I am a teacher.” Ths writer does not remem­ ber by whom this was writ­ ten. However, teaching to that person must bo fun. Thoao word* wsra spoken fo r all dedicated teachers, I am aura. Bor they ara concerned w ith tha whole child and not parts o f him. The mind la on»fourlh of a child.' tha body la one-fourth o f a child; tha aeul is oat-fourth o f a child; and the heart ta ona-fourth o f a child. Whan addad, lhay equal one child, Therefore, those o f us who ara roncerntd only with tha subject matter la guiding only ono-fourth o f •ama. (Thla la only m y opin­ ion). 1 believe in It too. * * * BON N EVILLE 4-D O OR V ISTA COM PLETELY EQ U IPPED ! “ « « » $ , he. FOREST CITY M ERlHAnin attending ■ ipevning u> pan me um;. i* Children’! Christmas Party In the Shopping Center were, seated from left, Eugene MaeCeen, Mrs. MacGeen (president), C. F. Field, Mrs. Field; second row, Mrs. Esther Johnson (secretary), Mrs. Ernestine Forward* Mrs. Ruth Clark, Mrs. Irma Lumlnurk; standing, Paul Carlson, Joe DeKlava, Bruce Kreiatesd (vice president) and L. G. Stubbs. _____ !__________ - Legal Notice - lAKVOBDb F U * --------- Legal Notice -J Dot K trr a o . raas-TP NOTICH OP RBSOLCTlaa MMFLORIDA P ta L tr r m i T l E S NttVNCINO AVD DltCHARH- COMMISSION INS ANT INTEREST IN AND TO C O N T A I N DM SC HIRED B O V T M M M N NHLL T S L M . F O R M ASM TMLEOMAPM TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COMPANY Nolle* lo hereby given that WIVTMM FARM TMLSPMOSM Ih* Board or County CommlatCOMPANY loners o f aonelnolo County, o l Us regular meeting ALL D T I E*H 1ST BEE STMD Florida, held on tho IMh day o f Nov.PARTIES amber A. D, IH I, at th* courtNOTICK I* hereby gtvea that hope* In roaford. Sotnlaol* the Klnrlda Publle Utilities C o n st/, Florida, parswsat to lie Commleolon. * Cammleelon own motion ond setlco hero* Member appointed by e*1d Com- for* given, poeood and adupted mleeloti. or an Keomlstr deals- a resolution renouncing ond n*le.I b / eald ComaitSttoo, will disclaiming any and all right hold a publto heorina at lis o o f th* county of IWmlaolo and I*. M. Monday, D*c*mb*r It, th* public In aid to th* fo llo w ­ l i l t In th oM feartns Room In ing described property Inrated Ih* Atat* OffD* Building, In hemtaolo County, Florida, More* Boulevard. Winter Park, to Wit! Florida: Th* South l l f**t o f th* IHX'KKT NO. TSSI-TP North t i s feet o f Ih* F.a*t rut th* Julnl application a f 4 o f th* MKH o f th* SWV* Southorn Bell Telophooo nf Hoctloa tl, Township Jl ond Telegraph Company South, n o s e * IS Koet. ly ­ and Wlnt*r Path Tel* ing Kuut of atat* Rood Itphono Company for author IM, teas Ibo Knot l l * fost Ity to ootabllah no* .option­ thereof, lying and being In al *st*nd*d *• op# toleMemlnnlt Cnuniy, Florid* phone servlre between tho By Ih* Board o f County Corn(leneva a i d Winter Park Klkhana** Approval o f mleeinnoro o f SemlnoU County, th* prnpoeet would neceeel- rioildo, thla l*th day o f Nov­ tata reoUeelfleatloa o f th* ember A. D. t i l l . ROATtD OF COIJNTT COMrionova Ksohona* f r o m MISatONKR* OF SEMI­ Group I lo Group T of th* NOLE COUNTY ■l«t*-w ld * m l# arhodul* o f By: Arthur H. Beckwith. Soulhorn Hell Telephone Jr- Clerk a n d Telegraph Company and would reeult In cor- Publleh Nov. 31. t i l l . lain liter****# In Ih* rat** CIN1-II o f oubeertbers In lb* Gen­ eva Kithtna*. ADVERTtSBlMBNY POM BIDS At Bold tlrao ond plje* Tho Hoard nf Puhlkv ls sttu otnterootod portion wilt' l l s w f o r 8#rollit*T?HuiHyT''FlofC ■n an opportunity to be fulft Id* will reealra hid* fnr turnhoard. lehlna nil labor, material*, My DIRECTION o f Chairman oqulpmant ond aervlcos requlr HAI’ I’ Y THANKSGIVING Kdwln I* Maeon, Cummloaloner ad for th* installation oft Jarry W. fa r ta r and Commto# TO ALL o r YOU COMPLETE MAHTER AN loner William T. Mayo, as and TENNA AND CAULK D1HTRI rnnetliutlna tbs Florida Pub RITTION HYHTEMR FOR TIIK Hr UUIUIe* Commleelon, thla FDItl/lWINO s c i t o n i d i Itth day of Novombar, ISIS, IJHAMMA l l ELKMENTART Moiling C. Htaaloy SCHOOL Ksooutlve Kerretsry SOI IT MHIPK KI.EMKNTA RT Puhlleh No*. II. III*. SCHOOL C DO-11 - SANPOKD JUNIOR H I G H SCHOOL Vasco Marvin Marshall, 42, ADVMRT1SEMBNT Pills BIDS PINK)'REST ELEMENTARY Th* Dnsrd of Tublto laslrucresident o f Slid Short Street, tlnn for Semlnulo County. Flor SCHOOL GOLDS IIORO Kt.EMBNTART t.nngwood, died Monday, Ida will roralve bide fnr th* PCHnOt, fnrnlatikio nf all labor, mater­ A native o f Flk* County, II O I* P B R KLEMENTART ial*, equipment and asrvlce* re­ F?l|OOL Tenn., he moved to Longwood quired f»r th* aonetrucllo* o f M I D W A Y ELEMENTARY (INNEnAL AND AGRtCUL thro# years ago. |{o waa a SCHOOL TURAI. S H O f f BUILDING. LAKE MART ELEMENTARY member o f the Church o f cntXlMN ACADKMT, RKMI SCHOOL Nflf.K COUNTT, FLORIDA, God. JACKSON HEIGHTS ELK ond Survivors ara hi* wife, MENTART SCHOOL AGRICULTURAL I U I T * . OVIEDO JUNIOR . SENIOR MEMINOt.R HIGH BCItOOl Cleo; eone, Charles, Cordell, HIGH SCHOOL a KM I N<ILK COUNTT. Thomas, Stevie and Donny CJtOOMS ACADKMT (LIMIT­ FLORIDA ED CA BLE SYSTEM) and daughters, Rarbara and Gas bid for tbs combined pro On* hfd fo r th* combined proAudrey, all o f Lorgvrood; a Je.lt ehell be submitted and J*,*t shall he submitted and will bo recalvsd unlit lies p. daughter, Mr*. Dorothy Burka in , Thure.Uy December IS. I DM, wilt be received until 1:44 P i f . Thursday December tt. of Sanford; four brothers and at ih* School Administration l i l t , at the School Administra­ Building. Commercial Htraet. ono slater. Sanford, Florida, st which lima tion Rulldlng, C o n m t r t l t l Funeral servlet* and burial and plar* th* bids will b* pub Street, Sanford. Florida, at which tlm* end place th* bid* Help opened ta d rood aloud. will be In Crotsville, Tenn. Contract document* conalet will b* publicly apened and o f two iota of piano to d on* read aloud. Contract document* consist aat of specification*. Drawing* and specification* may b* o b ­ nf one set o f plan* and on* aat tained fnr tb* two projects by nf specification!. Drawings and .lepoolttoa IlS.te with th* •peclflcatlono may ho obtained Architect. John A. Hurton IV. hy depositing 11140 with |h* Fourth Floor, Sanford Atlantic Engineer*. I. A. Itu ht and C. Rosh Building. Sanford. Flo r­ W. Molten, 1114 Palmotto Ave­ ida, for th* first **t ef docu­ nue. Winter Park. Plarlda, f"r JOHNSON CITY (UM> ments obtained Much deposit Ih* flret ast ef documenl* o b ­ President Johnson on the will bo refunded In full to owch tained. Such d-inwlt will be re­ burden and loaallaats a f the person who return* th* do cu ­ funded In full to each person ments tn good condition within who return* Ih* .lo.iimenlo In nation’ s highest attire; t« day* attar th* hid opening; geud condition within 14 day* "The office la bardtasama wtih eicaptlon a* noted below after bid opening, with e ice p tlnn a* noted below, Additional at Hint* the evening Additional set* may b* obtain­ seta may ba obtained at a cost ed at the met of |li a* for all when jaia wall for report* project*, which la bait refund­ uf | l t ! » each, which will not un whether planes were shot able. General Contractor) •sour­ h* /afundabl*. Contranlura *■• ing document* and not submitt­ curing documenl* and not sub down . . . whether year ing propoool shall b* refund­ milling proposal shall b* re­ ed one-half th* deposit upon funded half Ih* deposit upon paratroops landed . . . what return nf document! In goad return nf document* la good happened to hostages. . .” rendition. Condition A certified check or bank A certified chock nr hank draft, payable to the Hoard of draft, payable fry the Hoer.l o f I'uhllc Instruction (or Hemlnol* Public Instruction for Semi­ County. Florida; U. * Govern- nole County. Klorld*; U. S. i t THE CIRCUIT Ctll RT » F ment Monde, or a eallifactory Government Rond*, nr a oatleTHU NINTH JI l l l f l l l , CIR. bid bond oaocutod by th* bidder factory hid bond eitcuta d by C U T IN AND Ktllt SEMINOLE and occoplabl* nurellee In an tb* bidder and acceptable aur*amount equal to five per c-nl llea In an amount equal to five IUCNTT, Kl.lilt 111 A. of th* hid iball ho submitted per rent o f the -hid shall be IN CHtNCKHV NO. 11tOS •ubmlltad wtlh each hid with each bid Wll.t.lK MAR JON’ KS Tha ao.'.esaful bidder wilt he Th* euc.eaetul Milder will b* PUIntlff. vs required In furnish and pay for required to furnleh ond pay for taltofoctnry performance end t.'AXET JUNKS satisfactory performance and Defendant, payment bon* nr hand*. Atten­ peyment bond or bon-le A l l * ! residence unknown tion ta eoll-d ta I he fan: that lion Is relied tn the feet that n n I*** i bon th* minimum not I*** 'ban lb* minimum Ntiril K Tl! NFPEAN aalarl-s and wagea as oat tortb •atari** and wsgeo ae eel forth Till l'* i* r Jones, In the Ppo. tftcwtloae muat be In tha epeclfkallon* moot be eealdenm unknown paid on this project. Tou era Serebv requited lo paid un Ihla project. Th* Hoard af Publfo Instruc­ Th# Guard o f Public Inst rue-, (ll* vour wrllleu dofenees to a lull of mm plaln t for divorce tlnn t»r H-tnlnol* County, Flor­ tion for Somlnole County. F lo r ­ filed Herein onolo el you. with id*. reserves the right to to- ida. roerrvea lb* right to r e ­ Ilia clerk » ! the shove styled J»rt any and/or all bid* nr In ject any an I nr all hide nr In Cntiri nn nr hrfnr* l»#r*nib#r naive any Infurmollllo* In Ih* waive any Infnrmollilaa In th* 1. I»«*. ami larva a ropy nf bidding No bid shall hr with­ bidding. No bid aboil he with­ •am* upon pla intiff* Attorney, drawn fer a period nt fifteen drawn for a period o f fifteen Norrle t». Wunlfork, III S3? ( I t ) d*>* subsequent to th* ( I t ) day* euheoquenr to th# W el Church Hires*. Orlando. opening nf hid* without th* opening o f hide without th* consent of lb* Hoard. rooeeut o f th* Board. Klnrlda. If you fall to do so a Deer** J. I>. WRIGHT. JR J D. AVright, Jr Pro i'nnr*e«o will ba antarad Chairman. Board af Public Chairman. Board Instruction for hemlnol* aualnat you. Inatriictlon for WITNCHH rny hand and seal County, Klorld* Counly, Klnrlda at Hanford, Hemtoxl* I'ounty, ft T. HJIwe* n T. Mil****. KU-rid* thla Ind day o( Nuvam. gemlool* County Muperloi**Hemloola County Suportotbar. lis t . dent at PubUa loit rucu on •ndent q f Public Inatruif / K At*! and Ea-Offlclo Bocratary tn tton and E l-O ffic io Secre­ Arthur H Baekwiib, J r . th* board of Puhllo Instruc­ tary to th* Beard o f Pub­ Clerk of th* Circuit Court tion lle laatruclloa By; Jeon N Wilke. It. C. Publleh Nov, l*. JI A .D e e . 1. Publish Nov. t l A Dec. Tubllah Nov. 1 , 11, tl. II, l i l t . l i l t CD U-li CDG-11 • tail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door Vasco Marshall Succumbs At 42 Observations By President ... to Legal Notice i * for O n ly ..................... �/ * » ! p | S A V I N G S |P R SAVINGS * Policeman's •Daily Devotion lo Duty Lauded •* « SAVINGSlR f a t * ECKERD Druq S tores •* ECKERITS Thanksgiving Dinner Special: S P e c W C U lR R S A V IN G S / C H R IST M A S CA RD A SSO RTM EN T Tomato Jake ■oast T oo eg Tam Turkey W ith Cora Bread Brass lag, GlMet Gravy, Fluffy Whipped Potatoes, Trader Sweet Psea, Chitted Cranberry Sauce, H o« Rolls A Batter. Coffee or Tea, JeHo or let Cwmr if y EDGAR SMART By N i f i u i t Ceaby Edgar Smart, M « « t North Orlando volunteer policeman, h u boon commended fo r kla daily devotion to duty. Eddie’s voluntsor police work and mala interest la aaaontially 5 • 6 ^ * 0 • ♦ land in f tha school crow in g and school boa (tops. Hla Interest in young*tar* •terns from tbs Importance Eddie and hla wife. lis ts , place on tbslr own tw o boys Edgar Jr.. 15, and Steven, 11 The Smarts enjoy children and, consequently, children en joy and respect them. Edgar and Elais belong to tha North Orlando Little League Auxiliary (and Edgar Jr., played on the Seniors team and received an official Little League baseball a t the fall awards presentation cere* m ony). Another father-aon interest is go-kart racing. They each hare their own gokart and hare brought home well over 200 t r o p h l e e . Th ey’re members o f tho In­ ternational Karting Federa­ tion. Eddie, himself, used to race stock cars and midget autos u p in New Hampshire. Ha feels that organised rac­ in g Is a hobby o f considerable value to both the participants and tha community. Young­ sters learn early the dangers o f high speed travel; they can g et speed out o f their eager systems on the super­ vised race track rather than on the highways; and, if it la speed they want, they know where to g o to get it Instead o f racing through towns and village! endangering Innocent Uvea. Tha Sm art family came to Longwood six years ag o from Raymond, N . H , near Maneh ester, where Eddie w as In tha trucking business. One pear, Edgar and his dad cams to Casselberry fer a visit and returned to New Hampshire with such enthusiasm for Florida that the entire family was anxious to more down. Ths Smarts have been living in North Orlando fire years and Eddie has been with In­ ternational Harvester In Or­ lando since 11)58 where he is night service manager. One o f his current volun­ teer police duties Is a City Council project of making a survey to register ail the bi­ cycles end pete end to record the number o f children in each household. Eddie has just about completed tha Cor­ onado section o f North Or­ lando. Ills previous polica experlenca was limited to riding with local police end also the New Hampshire State Motor V e h ic le Department He •balked up quite a military record while with the U. S. Arm y during World W ar II and holds a sharpshooter badge, is rated "expert” on the sub-Thompeun machine gun, and received a special shooting citation. In addition he holds tw o Purple Hearts for injuries received In Ger­ many while he was a ser­ geant with General Patton’s 10th Armored Division, three settle stara, and the Combat Infantry Badge. Eddie is a member o f the American Legion end a pastrommandcr o f a New Hempshire V F W Barracks. QUICK-EASI SHOE SHINE COMPAEE AT $7.95 LAMES'VINYL ITAUAN JACKETS AAAA Wh Hand-Knit MAM TRANSISTOR TAPE RECORDER Magic-Hosteis Sweaters ELECTRIC CAN OPENER COMP Alt! 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VALUES TO 50c COUPON mnanannn c o u p o n Turkey Is K i n g WASHINGTON (U P I) Shoppers getting ready for the holiday weekend will find s wide array o» meat, poultry, fresh fruits, and vegetables in food stores across ths country. £ Turkey is king at tha n e s t amt poultry counter. Reg. 89c Size aerosol | £ chx, t+ ‘IftWt ScJuxd Vuitj. StoiClf || * |P | SAVINGS ft LMtfEii 1l Mlll C* i i t i _ ' �■ Dr. Crane's Trent Line’ Role A l M t e n iu tiita btvf b m m i H fm m of a “fr o o t4 W id * to mam fm a Joag tin t. Tho m a t fflfM of Xwsla’a Voskhod a m K which carried a physician m i a aetcatift a lo » with ita aitro* aaat p ltt, cridmtix soppUod the diacbcr. National A v o a it io aad Spaeo Adadaiitratioa b aow accepting *pplications for the acwijr craatad poai* tlon of aekatiaUaatroaaat Candidatw Boat be UJk dtiscaa. I I p a n old or roungar, six fact tad or shorter, ana hold doctorate do. Worry Clinic gram (or bo abb to eoarineo NASA that tnojr have tho oqtdralost la oxparlance) in tho natural odaaooo, amHrhio or onginacrlng. Iagalrioa aad appUeaUooa, which wil ho accepted up to Doe. 11, shook! boaestto NASA at P. O. Box 2101 in Houston, Tax. Tho h op ie to hare a pool of 10 or SO traiaooo by early next p a r. Ono thing. Candidates should not ■ad their bolongbiga and brook all tka with hone. No adoatlotnatro. mat miaalono are eontempiatsd on* til oomo time in tho 1870s. th a t hla charming wife can recruit them 1 "A ctually, ha la the verge o f Insolvency, ao some o f ua who were hla for­ mas students have tried to refer occasional patient* to him, ju st to halp his meet hla 4*T7**, Under One Roof This eould bo a proriow of life in the Slat emtorjr. i A Waat Gorman architect hat pro* pood tho building of a “Town in a Tower" near tho capital of Bonn—a 856-story skyscraper to and all skyirs, which would house 25,000 i hi 8,000 apartments and would lode all the amenltloa a normal town has, auch as atores, repair •hops, tbaatera, oven a town hall* suite with police station and mayor's office. The Town in a Tower would be about 4,100 feet high, more than three times aa tall as tho Empire State Building, which stands a mere 1,250 feet, excluding ite television tower. Then would be underground garogee for 4,000 can and an Intricate ayatem of■elevators. Electricity and heat would be supplied by windmills aa well aa fuel-burning generators. According to architect Robert Ga­ briel, who has 80 assistant architects to help him, he could finish the plans in about three years. The actual con­ struction would take until 1075. Coat: Half a billion dollan. Asked the purpose of pilling so many people on top of each other, Gabriel points out that the total floor ana would bo the same aa that of a conventional town of the same popillation. But by shooting it all straight up on a base only 900 feet in diameter, a vast expanse of land would ba available for parks and agriculture. That makes sense In this period of rising population and creeping ur­ banisation. It will probably make even better sense as time goes by. Moat of ua may live long enough to find out whether Harr Gabriel is a pipe-dreamer or a prophet. One thing la sun. Life would like­ ly be mon aunny for residents in the upper stories of a Town In a Tower. • • • All men a n by nature equal, made all of ths same earth by one Work­ man t and however we deceive our­ selves, as desr unto God is the poor peasant aa the mighty prince,— Pla­ to, ancient Greek philosopher. Helen Fuller Soyi LBJ To Gauge Budget WABHINOTON — P r e s t. dent Johnson's first public speech elace t h e election throws s bright light on where he pleas to steer the economy o f tho country after hie Inauguration. Tha President delivered this ■pooches ia the dosin g weeks th t Committee fo r Economic Development. T h e rshtorle had ths lam e safe and aena Mao that characterised his i peer bee In ths collin g wsehe o f ths campaign when hs was emphaaltlng hla desire to be tha "President o f all tha peo­ p le ." Mr. Johnson reisiured the bualnrea assembly that ha doea not consider the elec* tlon "a mandate to embark on any reckless, dangerous or nnli|iie course." It Is his hope, M r. Johnson said, to hold the grow th o f tho Federal budget to tho rate o f growth of the national economy, or a bit below providing there la no grea t new threat that calls fo r massive defense spending. Hut the Prealdent want on Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Bpetnga Mrs. Jells Barton ■38*1118 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Milan •38-1818 Casselberry Mrs. Jsas Casselberry •38-8018 Chataoto Mrs. Jeen M agi* 183-3711 Dettoea Mr*. Mildred Haney 888-8811 Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Ileya 849-4871 Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie B en to MWIBM Lex# Mary Mra. Framer* W setae 3X2-8119 Lake Moeree Mrs. H. L Johnses 3X3-4738 Longweed Mr*. Donna Eaton 838-3317 North Orl**d* Mr*. Maraarvt Cosby 832-8793 Os toes Mra. Clarence Bayfee 332-1141 Ovied* Mrs. Evelyn Lx*dy 118-3188 ©11* & a n fo rii fy n itfi Page 4 Snnford, Florida Wed., November 25, 1054 W A L le . lt A. U t B L O W , M O IT O B A.VU f U S L I S M B M V B A M M V O L T U L L V B . U r e n ln i i - n . a . s e r a i S e e l s , , B U S I 1K T A L B X A S U B B JULIA* i~ i r i m s e s AsMoleie Killler Adverllalne Directer ■ i i a i i. joH -sa on Man.sing baiter B o a t) W IL L U S I A d v e rile lse Beeagee Sectetf tidilor A lien * car gutter bottim BOX LBBBA BOX PSAXT Oeaerei Ativanum* W as.au g a s in N H o s a s a s a U seless! Bsasser r MBS* W S U I Mechanical iu p t HILL I I H I .1 T Staff fbtilosrsoa*. to maka riser th at he regards It out o f daU t « label par­ ties or persona libers! or con­ servative according to their attitudes on the sire o f the budget alone. " A frugal bud­ get need not and should not he a stagnant budget. It must b a rs new program s to meet the aspirations o f the Am eri­ can people." P in t am ong these new program*, Mr. Johnson tells all who talk with him personally, Is educe, tlon. He considers education tha prlma Investment and in­ tends to Inalat that a m ajor part o f budget Increases In the future bo fo r teaching and training people to qualify for Jobs. President Johnson’s Idea o f how best to ran the American economy, It Is clear. Is a fa r cry from D w ight D. Elsen­ hower's philosophy and a considerable distance beyond any concept John P. Kennedy had urgrd up to the time o f hla murder so fa r as govern­ ment activity la concerned. The President's speech to the CED served notice that he Interprsta the election aa mean­ ing that ths public supports hla view, Johnson contends that th a n la now n consensus in tha country that the true fiscal responsibility la to achieve a balanced budget out o f the rising revanuaa o f a healthy and prosperous economy and not by reckless cutbacks o f oapendlturo to fit tho shrivel­ ing tax revenues o f a sick econom y." This may o r may not be true a t this moment, hut the Prealdent clearly In­ lands to keep on saying it is true until In fact, It la. goiter 4ay* And D r. Alex rekod mo to f a the earns. Bo I spoke from t to t P M. Then w o had a 10-mfnute break before a y nest hour. It waa during this recess that Dr. Alex asked me If I had noticed the distinguished looking doctor sitting on tho aisle and in tha front row. " H e ie probably tha best dental surgeon In tho state," Dr. Alex said, "and taught for many y e a n In our Dental Col­ lege. "B u t he offends patients and drivre them away almost Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N E A ) — President Johnson's a i d e s harbor no glib notions that the huge new Democratic ma­ jority in the House means aasy sailing for any legisla­ tion tha President may propose. Yat there are reasons why Johnson with his evident 3U0199 margin over tha Repub­ licans may fare better than did Franklin D. Roosevelt with a record 333 Democrats in the 1937-38 session. On tha negative side. White House men say ths natural compulsion o f members of Congress toward independenen will Iced many Demo­ crats to take s hard, slow look at tha Prealdent's pro­ posals. Tha nrccisltiaa o f politics require congressional winners In highly competitive districts to think almost Immediately about their own skins. At Isast two freshmen Demo­ crats, one In New York and one la California, already hava notified t h a W h i t e House they are plotting their lUild campaigns. In these battles, there will ba no presidential coattails to rids upon, Rscords palat­ able to their dlstricU will ba tha Important thing. Furthermore, the whola at­ mosphere o f Congress tends to hava a damping-down ef. feet on many newcomers. Tha high-flown liberalism o f tha •tump la superseded by sober glancsa at budget figures and seasoned counsel from vet­ bewildered Congress failed to eran committee chairmen. agree on any constructive Comparisons nrs common suggestion." Many observers have been today with Roosevelt's 193738 IIouss margin. What Is ra- voicing fears that President meinberad la that his lopsid­ Johnson, looking nt his own ed majority proved both un­ massive vote tallies, might w ie ld y and balky. Often for­ also bo tompted to overreach gotten, however, Is ths fact himself. Vanity and vote* can that Roosevelt soured ths bo n bad combination. Nevortheless, tha parallels whole session and lost many friends In his own party by with 1938 could quickly break hla Ill-starred 1937 effort to down. No party-splitting com ­ bat Ilka Roosevelt's over tho park the Supreme Court. Though hislurlana believe Supreme Court Is anywhere Roosevelt m ight well hava on tho horlson. A lso Johnson won a popular rafervndum on ia a far closer reader o f tho and the court Issue, hla own party congressional m o o d make-up than FD R over was. In Congresf thought ba was Ths r m k le n t will per­ reading fa r too much into his suade, cajole, wheedle, shove Id-state election mandats of 193d. They frit tha same in n variety o f ways— some •bout hla lexs-remtmbered subtle, some not to . But ns a sweeping plan to reorganise child o f Congress, he Is un­ the executive branch and In­ likely to try bultdoilng It ns if It were an enemy. crease his grusji over admin­ Johnson knows he waa istrative agencies. elected not as the bringer o f Tha 1937 court-packing fight great change but ss a man waa so time-consuming that o f restraint. Having gained fo r months Congress had rel­ no mandate for apeclfle pro­ atively little chance to push grams (he offered n one), he through uther legislation. Dis­ Is in ons sense very free. In enchanted over Roosevelt's another, he Is reetrictad. leadership, t h s lawmakers .Surely ho can feel no heavy fell into discordant groups. commitment to tho American Says historian Edgar Eu­ people, as Roosevelt appar­ gene Robinson In "The Roose­ ently did, to break legislative velt Leadership": bound* on avery hand. "Pressure group* and sec­ What the President doea tional interests were mors ac­ propose In 1988-88, therefore, tive— blocs formed and com­ he may have • much bettor binations re-furrard — within chance o f getting than Roose­ ths Democratic majority. Am ­ velt had for his program s pin evidence o f congretiion- with his larger m ajority 28 al Inaptitude appeared as a years ago. Meanwhile, I watched this dental rargaaa whe aim oc­ "B a t he seems totally un­ cupied tha aiala aaat an the aware that ho himself la at fa u lt F ar ha is u ctlere aad He aedded Ua head to a ^ baw li out hla patients. •sat to a s s y * f a y remarks "A n d he smokes strong cig ­ and ap|lau ded reset lewdly a t ars, re the women almost get the eleee e f a y talk. ns use*tod In hla operative But Fm tor lined to guest chair as they tnhale hla to­ be probably never applied asy bacco halitosis. remarks to himself. "B u t hla w ife ia probably He probably "awaOewed" the most gracious and well* my caaa e f tha Ohio dentist llked woman ia this commun­ aad thought I waa really talk, ity. So aha has so many log about • dental surgeon friends that she la abU to far away from Ua own sta te * bring new patients to hie ofFor man and women who flcs out o f their admiration are Uctlssa aad afflletod with fo r her. a one-track mind w k l e h "B u t he offends those pa­ doesn't permit them to view tients about aa fast as aha at­ themselves aa othare see them, tracts theml will often Ignore even tho "D r. Crane, could you please most personal charter delinea­ try to wake him up during tion. your next hour’s IsetureT" But I hare mantlon ad this To avoid making this un­ case to show you youag wi­ diplomatic dental s u r g e o n ves how vital a charming w l f ^ squirm In undue embarrass­ may be to her husband's bus­ ment. I mentioned the fact iness or profoialonal success. that the previous weak 1 had And if your husband la an addressed ths Ohio State Den­ egotistical Introvert, he may tal Association. gloat ovtr hla loom ing prac­ Letters Bruce Biossut — Roy Cromlty To The Editor n* and profound interest la tbs esvo h*w iso eesAevs *■ eas­ ts. offsite. V%e w vll.r mar s m progress and keeps a clow touch on the pulse of the coun­ Lstlsro ty. win The growth, progress and econom y o f the county can be aSSs prettas* tXar 4* aot Orel measured and determined by a coraptiatlor of accurate statistical data from which a Editor, Herald: comprehensive analysis o f fu­ If there la one man In this ture development may ba pro­ country whom people of good jected. Mr. Dunn expressed his will have respected and admir­ views based on this informstlon in the Steustrom article. ed through many years, it la We need more persona like J. Edgar Hoover. Up to this Messrs. Dunn and GUchrlst to time nobody has questioned expound the potentialities of his honesty or bis dedication In this growing county; awaken administering his duties. and energize the thinking of Mr. Hoover la approaching the citizenry from an appar the agw of 70, which lor raany.M t lethargy and to Imbue the la the age of retirement. He j county officials with a more la la good health and able In determined effort to insure a continue to • Job which It greater and continued growth. would be very difficult to fill. The local press has contribut­ Because of Mr. Hoover's un­ ed much toward publicizing questionable hoossty, there our area; let's hope it con­ tinues tha good work. are those In this country who An Interested Taxpayer desire that he retire. He has Strew oref«reO«e. U ltn * to .te a rs are arrest- questioned the sincerity of Dr. Martin Luther King and has resented the criticism of hla agency made in the Warren report. The fact ia that Mr. Hoover baa carried out the dutlee o f his position faithfully, within the bounds of his au­ thority. What more can a man doT Any attempt on the part of aabody to this country to dis­ credit Mr. Hoover would be re­ prehensible. An attempt to cause him to resign, or to f i r e " him, would be unfor­ givable. tice and belleva It Is all due to hia own efforts, despite tha fact that outsiders may at­ tribute much e f hla suceeea t« hla charming wife. m Men, If you are going Into private business or profession­ al practice, then pick a w ife who wins friends In kor own right! So send for m y 200-polnt "Rating Seal* for Flcklnr Successful Mates," saelotlng a long stampod, Return enve­ lops, plus 20c. (Always writ* to Dr. R Craae to care o f The Baaford Herald, taclosteg a tong stamped, addressed eavstopo sad XOc to cover typ­ ing aad printing recta when you seed fee eas e f Ua booklet..) NOW IS THE TIME TO SET OUT T O M A TO PLANTS Grapcville Nursery 3211 Grspsvllle A te , 322-088* Lawn Sprnjrfatf Ju st tell us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom e improvements, car repairs, for all your sa*sona/ expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Cm* ts 8w ! m Nmn 3120.00 18100 9 7.00 IL00 uoo 220.00 312.00 4)200 892.00 1100 24.00 32JM Mrs. Walter Ivan Smalley Dick West's LOANS ue TO $400 Maitland • • • Editor, HeraU: Julian Stean rom la to be complimented on his well-writ­ ten article last Thursday on Vernon Duaa'a views on Semi­ on the junkets. But oven In nole County aad ita potentialit­ defeat they chore the states­ ies. manlike approach. Mr. Dunn haa a dedicated Equally deserving o f credit. The Lighter Side WASHINGTON |UPI) — Wasn't that a shocking thing Asia and the Middle East," the editorial said. Yea, verily. Such dedication that happenrd over in Rome? 1 mm referring, o f couree, to deserves recognition. And I would like to add a word about that attempted kidnaping. Itallnn police reported that their sportsmanship. Often when lawgivers fail two Egyptian diplomats tried to smuggle a kidnap victim to win re-election they act out of the country by locking like sore heads. Had thc*e aix If a general consensus him In a trunk marked "dip­ been the spiteful sort, they backs these theories, and If lomatic mail." It was outrag­ could have behaved like those characters In the song that they work, the next few years eous. Ths diplomats wsr* ordered g oes: will see Increased Federal In­ "By and 1 went to the vestment in education, health, •spelled, and rightly so. They housing and other services to were caught red-handed in ■ circus. "meat tha aspirations o f tho American people," as Johnson puts It- Tha amount o f ths PehlUhed daily stesyt Balerdsr, Sundar aad Chrl»lme», yakspending by his theory will llaked Saturday p,ece«dluc Ckrlatmas. Its kept within the Increaie in ■ I/B k c a u r r io a B A T H Uame Delivery S>o w*.k Pederal revenues from taxes as the country grows and, By Malt sbju xo lb c o ifa v t a l l q t h b m MAIL hopefully, prospers. Ua WMk l i f t | Taar l i l ts I taar ass I Meaiaa H I S B usies This increase in national U l I Muatka IM I Musts* production at the present time L it I M eats Lee , Bests 0, A festal Uanulattsaa tren d s teat ad stall sakesnyusas Se is approximately four par ta il la sdvaasa cent per year. That means tk s lie,aid IS a Meat ter e l U a Bailee frees ■ ties la ta ­ that a " fr u g a l" budget for inted seel naively to u e use fer rty anisettes el ell tka lees. next year would permit $3 ■awa yrlated U Ule aewayeyer. billion more spending fo r nonKeteted as ascend class Mailer o e l e e e , iv, i t i l at u e f e e l defense purposes, rising to billion In the o f fic e e l Aeaferd, f i e n d s , eate r U e a c t a l Caaaieea at B e rt s perhaps (4 I. 1111. year follow ing — without in­ flation. Me pan al any aiatanat. s e a t » r si«*r 11, 1* 4. al tala edillee This is the theory, and Lyn­ ef Tks Aaafard Mersld May ke rayreduced la asy aeeaar wilt•at nrlu ea yetm isiea at u a yaklisear at Tke Herald. Asy don Johnson la about to tost . livid eel ar tire* raayaaelklt far task rtyradueuat will ke , ..i.ieeied at la ln n a isg ua Tea lltreid e asyyriafet AAd wtU ke it more thoroughly than It > keit Utbls fae as meets under ik e lew. haa ever been tested ^ e fo r e . JVUI Ml WLbs Oeeiy W hoa I am Invited to such ooavaatloaa, 1 areally deliver •ever*! lectures during tho Thought For Today And Peter opened his mouth and said: Truly I perceive that God shows no partiality.— Acta 10:34. W . Create, pfc. Du M.D. CA SK U-489: Dr. A les was prssldoat e f a state dental as­ sociation which 1 addressed a few y e a n ago. Then 1 mantlsStod a doctor whaaa w ife waa an g ra d e u A that aha won patisnte f a her husband, enly to have him eltsaato them by hie toettaoa behavior and U a cigar halito­ sis. clear cut cate o f putting false labels on a truck. “ W* got hit with a n illa g pin." Now 1st ua turn to a more pleasant eubject "W e got eve* with that cirraa." "W e bought ticket* aad didn't g o la." When It waa disclosed the other day that aix "lama duck" congressmen had em­ barked on post-election mis­ sions oversea*, Americans tvcry wh« re applauded their self­ less gesture. The Washington Post spoke for many o f us In an odltorial describing Itself as awed by tho "s te m senso o f public du ty" that produced this last measure o f devotion. "Even though they will no longer need to vote on Uglalative Issues, they era mak­ ing tha maximum sacrifice of accepting, at taxpayers' axptnse, free trips to Europe, In other words, the could have struck back at the elec­ torate by refusing to go slong In my opinion, ar* the 10 con­ gressional staff employes who are taking an expense-paid "orientation and fam iliarisa­ tion" tour o f U.S. air bares in tha Pacific. It waa reported that soma o f them work fo r congression­ al committees that have little or no connection with military affairs. Which make It all ths m o n sommcndahla, t submit that a sta ff mem­ ber who files to tho Orient to orient himself with Irrele­ vant subjects Is avery bit aa •elf sacrificial aa a congress­ man who makes a similar trip after losing hla r e s t And both did It without bolog locked la a trunk. fINAMCI HRVICI, INC 110 South Magnolia Street...................FA 2-4418 They're Here! '65 PONTIACS THE STRIKE IS OVER! SELECTIONS A R E GETTING BETTER EVER Y D A Y ! * 1 ■ W lW I W f lilts PONTIAC — BUICK — RAMBLER Ml W . 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA �* Vb tn firl VmQI Thanksgiving Didn't Begin W ith Pilgrim s Corkhill Home 'Garden O f M onth' Financially To Provide Float By Margaret Cnbjr • Hyatt, chairm ta t ! * (be North Orlando Carden of • the Month award committee, and a u ls t io U Vera Andersen - and Mae Duquette made their ‘ Impaction tour of the com* munity recently and named '• the Donald W. Corkhill home at 120 Lombardy Road aa "G arden of the Mooth" for November. Landicaping la 0 cropped, dean and correct. Dwarfed and doctored cam ­ phor tree* (and by doctored w e really mean adhesive tap­ ed and almost methiolatcd) mark the front yard extremltlei. There ti a amall brown river rock garden of Spanish . bayonets at the edge of the curved drive leading through healthy Bermuda lawn to a § front door entry garden of holly, aluminum plants and - pink crown of thorns nestled NOVEMBER'S Garden o f the Month award In in neat river rock. The drive North Orlando went to Don and Shirley Corkit edged In ligustnim and ahill of 120 Lombardy Road shown here with cross the front wall of the baby Colleen and Donald Jr. (Herald Photo) house la a combination of greenery, color and the acent o f gardenias scattered among amall banana trees, azaleas and a bcautifully-cspaliered v f pyracantha. For softness, a feathery . parkansonla grace* the lawn and, for hedging, aialeas, vi­ burnum edged with border A question whether the Avenue east to Mellonvllle grasa la used. On entering the Corkhill County Commi-vion can auth­ Avenue, must consider drain­ backyard, a small Indoor gar­ orize the use of secondary age. den holds fishtail palm and road funds for solving a drain­ Sanford City Manager W. E. rubber tree and leads you to a age problem posed a perplex­ Knowles appeared before the ing situation Tuesday for ^ large lanal, edged in succul County Commission and laid ■ cots, and overlooking as pret­ members of the board. ty a garden is the front. An Several years ago when the the City had agreed to permit outdoor patio area la waiting State Road Department im­ the drainage into the city’ for the barbecue to begin. The proved South Sanford Avenue, atorm system provided such makings of a rose garden can according to J. H. Hanna, ol drainage would not overload be teen near the rear Ugus- the SRD, the county agreed the system. trum hedge. Another palm to pipe some 900 feet of an Hanna laid he did not think . grouping Is aet off by the con­ open drainage ditch In the there would be any more wa trast o f river rock. Banana vicinity of SR 46 (25th Street, ter involved than before but treei, a white magnolia, split oc Geneva Ave. as It to fre­ he (lid say that it would be _ leaf philodendron, Chinese quently called) and Grand- concentrated more quickly. * rice plant, and eereu* illy aur view Avenue. Commissioner John Fttipst round the rear yard and de The cost o ' doing that now rick asked Hanna if it was the corate the house wills. Is estimated to be some 530,• policy of the SRD to use a The laundry area, although ooo to 135,000 and the pipe county’ s secondary road funds not concealed, la inconsplcu either would be mounded over for providing drainage of pri­ ^jnis and u clean looking as or left exposed because it mary roads. Hanna said it " t h e wash In any detergent ad would run through an ex­ was and when it was observed vertlsement. What might have tremely low muckland area. that this type of pipe was too been well-trodden ground un The problem arose when the expensive to come out ol 1 der the washlines Is boxed off SRD, now getting ready to Seminole's secondary road W and now white river rock is four-lane SR 46 from French funds the matter was tabled. ™ used to d a u le along with the sparkling laundry. Shirley waa chief gardener | while Don waa away complet lng his 20 years of service ! with the U. S. Navy. She was ' delighted, however, when he was recently flown home from 1 Pakistan where he was on * duty aboard the destroyer USS By Jane Casselberry their previous scholastic ach Cone. He was retired as a Chief Machinist'! Mate this Achievement tests of school icvemenls, and teacher obser­ * eummer and Is now doing sc student* was explained by Wit vation. A better program can ; eurity work at Martin-Or Undo. liam Wharton, county school be offered if children are Don Jr., is very proud o f the grouped by ability, he added. coordinator ot testing, before aouvenirs dad brought home, On the average of 100 child­ among which Is a handsome, a study group at South Semi­ ren, he said, 66 per cent are 1 cedar,carved camel from Pak nole Elementary School, average students; It per rent ^ btan. The session, first in a ser­ above average; 2 per cent At the time of our Interview, ies sponsored by the Council gifted or superior; 14 per cent Donald Jr. was celebrating h|s of Teachers and Parents, was low average, and 2 per cent 4 1tth birthday, armed with a attended by 18 mothers, who retarded. j new rifle and on his new sup- addressed many questions on lie passed around samples ; erskates. Nineteen- month -old pupil assignment and grade of the tests given school child­ - Colleen seemed to be enjoying groupings as well as testing ren in the county. ‘ the birthday gaiety as much as to the speaker. Mrs. Robert May, chairman, . her big brother. Wharton explained that announced that she hopes to North Orlando is delighted data received from the abili­ hold the next session on Dec. • the Corkhills have decided to ty and achievement tests giv­ 3 with a school psychologist home— a home which Is such en pupils helps implement the from Orange County to be a very attractive part o f the local school administrative guest speaker. Sirs. William , community. policy in assigning pupils, but Eggers served as secretary, L " Mary Use O f Road Funds For Ditches Studied Achievement Tests Explained To CTP Sets Meeting Z “ * I Z * * * 2 - * regarded aa a day of thanks­ giving. But tha real "first Thanks­ giving" waa celebrated long before Western Europe was civilized . . . in fact, long be­ fore tbe Christian church cams into being. In the Old Testament Book of Deutcrncoomy there la « de­ tailed description of Instruc­ tions which Moeea gave to the A t Pinecrest Pioecreat Baptist children of Israel for a belt day to be celebrated exactly seven weeks after they began harvesting thotr first crop In the Promised Land. That was approximately L W yean afa. Tbe purpose ef the boiteay, Mosei said, was to ’Vejriee la aB tbe good which the U N your God baa given yen and your household." Theoretically, at least,1 •till tha Idea behind giving Day. Great newmixer. (That’s our Grapefruit) Church will conduct a special Thanksgiving Barries a t 5 p-aa, to­ day. Tha children’ s ehoira o f the church, under direction of Mrs. Florence Paulk, will be featured. The a m ic e will in­ clude congregational singing, a pageant and responsive reading. Rev. W illiam JGuest, pastor, w ill bring the Thanksgiving M essage. Following tbe service a tur­ key dinner will be served In the dining room. Vlaltore will be welcome. Report waa made by M n Melanie Stewart that 123 was made last mooth from tbe sale of tissue toppers and that this month, with lb# addition ol ■Uppers, sales netted 532. This month’s gift project, creme sachet donated by Mrs. Mary ■nn Miles, brought to $5 75 and was woo by Mrs. Rena Blanchard. Members were given their Welcome Wagon plna and ad vised that membership cards also will be distributed. Mrs. Juanita Moore, Welfare chairman, reported that a good selection of canned goods has been received for the three families to be assisted at Thanksgiving and advised that the club now has received names of three other families to help at Christmas. An especial appeal was made for toys since there are a num her of children in these fa mi lies. The doorprire, a Christmas candle, wa* won by Mrs. Vera Gifford. Other prize* awarded were, first bridge, Mrs. lna Mae Tully and first canssta, Mrs. Clare Paulsen, a pair of candles in artificial poinsttla holder; aecond bridge, Mr*. Miles ami second canasta, Mrs. Waneeta Holmes, Christmas corsages. Guests attending the meet­ ing were Mrs. Sidney Hoofman, 3lrs. J Jamison. Mrs. Rosemary Erough and Mrs. June Small. Two new mem­ bers, Mrs. Anne Winder and Mr*. France* Kinsey, were welcomed. The next meeting will be held at 11:30 a. m. Dec. IT, at the House of Beef in Malt land. Membera are to bring a 51 item for the gill ex change. NOW R01UNG I N ... Americans most popular cars! So place your order nowfor delivery on the beautiful new kind of *65 Chm M thal’e right for you! *$S CkttnUt Inpata Sport Coup* * 6 6 C h e v r o l e t I m p a l a It’ s longer, lower, wider—with comforts that’ll hav« many an expensive ear wondering why Ik didn’t think of Chevrolet’! Jet-smooth ride ig ■nootitefc *65 CkrrtlU Malibu Super Sport Coupe '6 5 C h e v w l l a M a l i b u Brand new last year— U’s even newer this year. Smoother, quieter going. With a range of nix engine* now available, Vrt'a that come on up to 350 bp strong. *SS Cbrrv Z1 Neea t-Jkx* StJam *65 Chevy II Nova It doesn’t look or move like a thrifty car—it just saves like one. Widest range of power of any ear ila rise, tncfacffng W a up to 300 hp. That's right—300. m la ttivll DANCE TONITE JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UPI) Sargent Shriver, director of the new Office of Economic l>pportunltity, confertd w i t h President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch today on more than 100 anti poverty projects ready to go into action in moat of the SO states. The Peninsula Motor Club, AAA, says that an estimated ^ 5,500 persons died in automo* bile crashes last year because Z they did not use seat belts “ which were available. sponsored by the Council of Parents and Teach­ ers o f South Seminole Elementary School. Mrs. William Eggera waa secretary. (Herald Photo) SEMINOLE HIGH CAFETERIA — Music By — Mr. Whiz IS T t* ! i mi CO M IN G FR E N C H • 0 It Pays To Be Good Neighbor? after harvests were in, R w u Service Today Welcome Wagon Committee Introduced At Meeting Members ol the South Semi­ nole Wagon Club nominating committee were introduced by the president, M fi. Sandy LaPoma, at the November meet­ ing of the group held at the Imperial House. Serving on the committee are Mrs. Gilda Pettinatl, chairman and Mr*. Sue Gatea, Mr*. Marie Boardman, Mr*. Claire Sabatini and Mr*. Frances Dickinson. Officer*, as recommended by the group, will be Introduced at the Dec­ ember meeting and Installed In January. cause 51. Martin's Day cam # Thanksgiving AFTER THE GAM E * Poverty Talks * "T h e la w ," said County Commission Chairman Jamea Avery, “ says we muat sit elected commissioners on the first Tuesday after th« tin t Monday in January.** Normally, the County Com­ mission meets on tha second and fourth Tuesdays o f aaeh month which means that Jan. 12 would be tha new Commission’s Initial 1965 meeting. “ Therefore,** said Avery, “ we’ re going to have to meet on Jan. S to seat commissionera-elect Lawrence Sw offord and Ed Yarborough In order to comply with the law,** About tho 12,000 fo r a county float In tha parade, the commission elected to re­ fer this matter to the Semi­ nole County Chamber o f Com­ merce. County Attorney Har­ old Johnson explained that the taw new prohibits tha county from spending more than 125,000 annually on ad­ vertising and County Clerk Arthur H . Beckwith pointed out that more than $24,000 al­ ready haa been spent. “ There’* less than 51,000 le ft," Beckwith declared. By Maryans Mtlea Being a good neighbor sometime* can get a person into all kind* o f trouble. For instance, one kind deed Mon­ day resulted in a broken plate glass window in the San Undo Spring* Post Office and a ticket issued fur "failure to have vehicle under control" to Mrs. Sandy LaPoma o f Palm Springs Road who wa* "only trying to help her neighbor get ready for a driver’s teat." The LaPoma car became ov­ erheated after many stops and starts by the neighbor lady and finally stalled on the highway (SK 434). Randy’s husband, Don, was called and came with a truck to give the car a push. Rut, no motor, no power brakes, and away the car went across tha highway, is only one factor along with making notes for the group. down the parking area and right Into the post office win­ dow. End result to Sandy. . .a plate glass window to buy and install, perhaps a permanent mark against her driving rec­ lty llonna Estes ord and the car to repair. The l.ongwood Civic Lea­ gue will hold Its December "meeting next Tuesdsy st 2 p.m. in the Civic League Building on Church Street. Mrs. Elizabeth Hille will conduct the meeting for which a Christmas Program has been planned. Hostesses will be Mrs. B. R. Gray, Mrs. P. V, Hamblen, Mrs. W. E. Schellig, Mrs. B. 10 p.m. to 12:30 a.m C. Greene. Mrs. E. C. Dunning and Mrs. Don Hitsman. As Tuesday will be election day in Lnngwood, Mrs. Hille reminds ail members to vote WILLIAM WHARTON, county co-ordinator of before coming to the meeting. testing, addressed a study group on testing : Civic League - The County Commissioners ran Into a problem yesterday when they were requested to expend 52,000 fee a floa t in the Inaugural parade in Tallahassee fo r incoming Gov, Haydon Burns. t k » o f a day o f thanksgiving trims had roast goose, along to Almighty God for all of fato with a fair wild turkeys they bounty and especially for a ■hot while goose-hunting. A ik say red-blooded Amer­ safely-gathered harvest. Although Michaelmas was ican boy how TtianksfivLaj T h e English holiday was c e l clearly the Immediate inspira­ originated, and h o lt toll you abratad on Sept. 21, and waa tion o f the Pilgrim Thank* right off that tt waa Invented eom m ooly known as "M ichael giving, the ultimata origin ol by tha Pilgrim * o f the Mast- mas** because it was dealt tha holiday can b e traced achuaetU Bay colony back to as ted on tha church calendar much further back Into his as "U m feast o f St, Michael lory. 1620 A. D. In tha Middle A ges, tha There to Jost e o e thing and all angals." It waa a m ajor religious feast o f St. Martin o f Tours wrong with thla cherished bit o f Am erican folklore. It isn’t holiday, second only to East­ waa a m a jor holiday la West­ er, in tha 17th Century Eng­ ern Europe. It was celebrated true. The pilgrims borrowed both land from which the Pilgrim* on Nov. It. People went to Maat, participated In parades tha idea and tbe nam e ol migrated to Am erica, Tradition decreed that Ml and gam es, and wound up with Thanksgiving Day B om the be built a festive dinner o f . . . you Church ot England. Its canooi chaelm s dinners provided foe annual celebra around r o u t goose. The PU guessed tt, roast goose. Be­ AVK., A m e r i c a 's 2ot C A R " W A S H (itc h F or SOON -IT S A N F O R D F in e s t T h e Sensations” A D M ISSIO N — 75c Per Person PARENTS & ALUM NI IN V IT E D S FAN TASTIC O p e n in g D a te — Sponsored by Student Council — JTtw Comk Com Sport Cotpu *65 Corvair Corsa It’* racier, it’s roomier— it's a Corvair revolution all over again. Up to 180 bp available in the new Conan. Aho surer stopping and flatter riding. More to see, more to try In the can morepeople buy Order a new Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy Z7, Corvair or Corvette now a i your ( f u l f il 5 -W l H O LLER M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y SEC O N D A N D PALM ETTO SANFORD 322-0711 •' �Largest Crowd Of Season Expected For SH S Homecoming Seminoles To Tackle Bulldogs ■ • It •aafrri P in f — Now, SB, 1M4 fm lF Hurricanes Dump Slavia 115 To 21 By J*B*a Itm tm i "W a ll have eu r hand* full," aald Jim, Haad wa'ra juet hoping that tha fact thia la our annual homecoming gam* w ill bring out baya ‘ up’ far thia ana." " I f neceeiery," said athUt|e director Fred Ganae, "w a ll have additional gatea open to handle tha crow d," Ganaa con ­ firmed the fact that fane from DtLand aupport the Bulldog club on the road aa well a t home, aapecially when they play In Sanford. "E vtrybody on tha squad la okay," aald Jim , "ex cep t for Bern!* B arbour." Plgutt Mid that Bern la had not yat recovered from a pulled leg muicla ha auatalned on hie punt return for a touchdown agalnat tho Oak Ilidga r io ncert. " I t waa a fine return," ac­ cording to r ig o tt. "and we'll rnlta Bern!* W a d n a a d a y night." Jim added that tha boya were "u p " mentally aa wall ** physically and that ha and hie aide*, Jim M cCoy and Dick Williams, w ars anticipat­ ing a flna ball gam e, " I t ’a alwaya a apectatora' game," rigott pointed out, "and In thia kind o f a tilt an y­ thing can happen. Remember that on# last year In Del-anil," ha aaked. "W e’ ve Keen w orking hard," ha pointed out, " t o atop DvLand'a offense. W o *aw them trim Tltuavlllo 28 to 12 at DeLand laet Friday. "T h ey ’ve got a fine passing cluh and Just about the time you adjust fur their passing this fellow Gary Ilreckcnrldge (a form er Sanford lad) atarta running. Ha alao dote tha kicking o f f and tha punting. Thrn, too," Jim a d d e d , "they've got a fin e halfback In Kenny Gill whote brother gave us fits Inst year. "G ill run* on option play on which he ran g o or puss. He tossed a 25-yurd touchdown pass against Titusville ami really looked good. "A n d , we’ll alao have our hands full with their defense,” Jim went on to soy. "T h ey run, offensively, fiom a protype formation. They'll split an end and somrtimrs flunk a bark. The back they flnnk is a youngster named lloli Apgar who is also a defen­ sive end. O ffensively, ha’s listed as a wlngback and they throw to him quite a b it." Fight Postponed SAN JOSE, Calif. (U P I) — Louis Molina hat tufferrd an injured elbow and his scheduled welterweight h<mt with Adolph Pruitt waa post­ poned from Nov. 28 to Dec. 8. Legal Notice le Ik , I 'w il ■•r ........... J*4a*. •rw la ul, I'unali, t'lar. 14a. la l*rakalr. la ra, t:.laia »r EUI’ OIIIA I*. IIANKRRSOsf tUraaaat Ta All r » i l l , f , aa* Tarawa* Matlaa Malm* or llaaaaaO* Aaalaai Ball SCalalat Toil a n) rarh nf ymj era fc*r*by nuHfl*4 and ra<|ulrad la praaant any cla im , and d*. manda which you, nr allhar of you. mar h »» # aoalnat ih* •alata o f r.kll’OIIIA l\ HANK KK8(lN, dacaaaril, lata nf aald County, la Hi* i'uunty Ju.l«a uf Natnlaola County, Florid*. ut hta afflea tu tha court huu-a nf aald County at Hanford. Florida, within alt calendar montha from tha lima o f tha flea* puhllcailnn nf thta nolle*. Two rnpt** nf , , , t, , lalm nr drmand ahall h* in wrlllno. and ahall at it a tha pla,-a „r rartdanc* and pnal ., 1 ( 1, a ,.|. d m * o f tha claimant, and ahall ha awurn to l,y tha claimant, hi* a s * n l, or atlornay and at* eompanltd by a flllno faa nf >n« duller an,l auch rlalm nr l*mand ant ><> filed ahull b* Super Stock Car Meet Set Af Osceola ly Jim Batches ■eraid I pert* Writer H m M Sparta Edit** "Y ou ran throw away tha n eon ! book Wednesday n ight at kickoff tlm *," laid Jim PlKOtt, haad coach o f tha S1IS Sam Inolea, when naked w hat ha thought about tha outcome o f thta evening’* homaeoming conteat between tha Tribe and tha vtaWag D c U o d Bulldega. Tha tw o rival* w ill continue their longtime competition thta avenlng a t Sanford’a Memor­ ial Stadium befora what la ■xported to b* tha largaat crowd o f tho eoaeon. r^ - 'W us . >pi« * !■. . . CHEERLEADERS attendinf dinner honoring Ovindo Football Tram and Athletic Association, ehown hero with Principal Clyda Holder, a n from left, Linda Riggins, Martha Milder, Jo Walnwright, Uancy Swanson, Carla Anderson, Marilyn Partin, Judy Burch and Patsy Parker. Notre D am e Favored To Top Southern Cal NEW YOKK (U P !) - Notre D im e was rated a 12-polnt favorite today to beat South­ ern California Saturday and complete id flrat unbeaten, untied season since IMS, and Navy was picked as a sevenpoint favorite to dump Army In their andual classic at Phil­ adelphia's John F. Kennedy Stadium. Texas, G eorlgi, and Ala­ bama alao i « s picked to win their final game* of tba 1964 college football season. Tba Irish, led by Iltlsman Trophy winner John Huarta and bia favorlta racalvar, Jaek Snow, can cap Ara Paring hlan’ i first year aa haad coach by beating Southern Cal. But a probable Rosa Bowl hid aw sits the Trojan* If they succeed In upsetting tha Irish and a victory over the No. I ranked Notre Dame team would be most satisfying. While neither Army nor Navy spent the season tearing up tha gridiron, a full house and the usual excitement of this yearly thriller Is antici­ pated. Roger Staubacb, last year's Ifelsman winner who hai bean hampered by injurlei much of tha season. Is tba main rea­ son the Middles ara favored But the Navy team hai to con­ tend with Army quarterback Billie Stlchwfh and that could present soma problem* for the Middles. Big 'Perfecta' Hits Continue The parado of big Ferfectai rontinueil unabated it th# Orbruin-Seminole Fronton, in Monday's mallnee perform­ ance it was the 78 romhlnatlon that kept the streak g o­ ing. The fourth geine on Ihe aflernnon rard. a singles match, saw Bilbao in post 7 anil Gar­ ay In post fi finish ono-lwo for a "P e rfe ct* " of $868 40. In tho 10th game it was the 7 8 again furnishing a big payoff of $333.60. Areltlo ami Hamon In post 7 were ihe winners with Bruno and Zarandona In post 8 finishing se­ cond. Tho post 6 ‘ team was overlooked In the wagering by tho matinee crowd and paid $23.10 In the straight mu tuels, to place The evening competition wasn't underway very long when Ihe third big "P e rfe ct* " came up >n the second game It was the team of Radlola and Manuel In post g and Bil­ bao and (Juintana in post 8 finishing first and second and paying $338.30. The post I team paid $1360 in the straight mutuela to win with the post six team returning $13 20 to place. Legal Notice Is Ih* Cn i I mt Ih* r*BSty J a de*. ****!■*!# ('••■iy, aiat* • f Florida. la Trahai*. la r» Ih* hiatal* « f i II. M W AT VON, I ia o a ia J K IV U . V O T in t Nolle* la hrraby «l»*n that th* un,!*ril«n*.| will, «n th. 3<th day o f t>*<-*mh,r, A. I> t i l l , praaant to tha Honnrsht, County Iud*a uf Seminal* County, VlurliU, b*r lltial l a ­ tum, amount and Solicitor*, ** K saculllt uf th* K*t*ta o f II. M. VVaiaun. dauaaaa.l, and At ■•Id tint*, thrn and Ih'r*. niaha ■PUllcAtloa to tli* told Jude* fur • final aatllemant nf har sdmlnUtratlun nf *.,ld ratal*, and (nr an onlar alt*- liar a In* ruld. har aa m ill bta cu lr lt . JKflfir, IIANKRRffOV Hatad thia tha JJrd day of Admlnlauatnr o f lb* K*- Noianthtr, A. D. l l t l . tata nf E VV. Ill,* Kkll'UHIA r. HANK ER. A* Kyroutrt* o f th* Ratal* SUN. d*C*4*ad uf II. Vt. W Ur.-il, [ i i « u r | Fubhih Nov. Jt * l>*e. a, a, U, PuMlih Nov. t l A U*>\ I, I, If, IMS. 1*44 ClJ'i TT CUU-77 Alabama, ranked No. 2, can com plete a perfect season when It meets Auburn in a Thanksgiving Day game, and the Crimson Tide are an 11point choice for (he nationally televised battle of Southern powers. In other m ajor Tbanhsglv ing Day garnet, Texas la a 14point choice over Texas AhM Tulsa Captures 3 Major Titles N EW YORK (U P I) — Tul­ sa's football powerhouse pre­ tended to care little lor banthe-bomb policies this yoar as it unleashed a potent aerial attack which enabled it to cap­ ture 1964 m ajor college foot­ ball titles In passing, total o f­ fense and scoring. Jerry Rhome, runnerup for tho Helsmen Trophy, combin­ ed with Howard Twllley and hla Tulsa mates fo r 4,238 to­ tal yard* thi* season and a 177.3 per game average, lie gained 2.631) yard* Ihrmiich the air and complet­ ed 30 Tt> passes to help Tulsa rapture the scoring title with an average nf 40.1 point* par Kama with one gam* remain­ ing. Only five m ajor Uamt in 30 year* hava reached the 40point per imme level - Army and Oklahoma twice each, Ne­ vada, UCLA and Tulsa once before. In 1342. AFL Eastern Division W L T Fd. Buffalo • I « Boston ■ 2 I New York 4 3 1 .444 Houston 1 1 8 .112 Western Division W L T Fd. .San Diego 7 2 I .778 Kansas City 5 $ # .Me Oakland 2 1 I. 3oo Denver 2 • • . 1*2 Sunday's Result* Oakland 31 New York 18 Kansas City 28 Houston i t Only gam es eckedaled Thursday's Gam* Buffalo at San Diego Only gam e scheduled Sunday's Game Kansas City at New York Boston at Hum inn Oakland at Denver Only gam es scheduled and William & M ary a threepoint pick over Richmond. Texas Christian and SMU a n even money for their clash Saturday and Georgia is a one-point favorite over arch­ rival Georgia Tech. Oklahoma la 10 ov e r Okla­ homa State, Tennessee is sis over Vanderbilt, Rice la alg over Tula m and Florida la eight over Miami. In pro football gam es oo Thanksgiving, Detroit Is three ov er Chicago In the National Football League and San Die­ go la one over Buffalo In an American Football League bat­ tle o f divisional powers. On Sunday In tba NFL It'a: St. Louis four over Pittsburgh, Minnesota sly over Lot An­ geles, Washington (even over New York, Green Bay nine over Dallae, Baltimore nine over San Francisco and Cleve­ land 13 over Philadelphia. In the AFL, New York and Kansas City are even money, Boston Is three over Houston ami Oakland five over Den ver. Lake Monroe Inn Leads City Unit Lake Monroe Inn look solo possession of first place In the City League as they trounced second place Cook's Corner in all four polnla. Big gun for Like Monroe Inn was Phil Boche with a 362 scries and 8 T. LOUIS (U P I) — The Captain Larry P ivec rolled a Sporting Nsws announced to­ 200, Andy Patrick was high for day (election o f Mel Stottlamyre, who reported to th* Cook'* with a too series. Harry's Bar continued Its New York Yank*** from Rich­ winning ways with a three mond o f the International point win over third p la ce 1l-eegue, as minor league playH a r r y ' s 1»r o f the ytar. Pryor's Insurance, The St. Louis-based week­ has now won 14 out of their last 18 point*. Hank (Bud) ly sport* publication selected Kretier paced Harry's with a Harry Walker, o f Jacksonvil­ 213/338 while Bob May was le, in the International Leahigh for (he Insurance men cue, a* manager o f the year. with his 200/323 total. In other league action Rose Biddies Organized and Wilk’ i and Bob's restau­ At Enterprise rants collided In a battle for By Mrs. Ritchie Harris fifth place and they came out A biddy basketball team hie with an even split to enable been orcanited tn Enterprise Hove and Wilk’i to hold their for boy* 10 through 12 years fifth place spot by one game. of age with Forrest Nutt and George Swann waa hot for Tom Magenheimer as coaches. Rose and Wllk's with ■ 210/ Efforts now are being mad* 378 series. Don Dorman tall­ to organlie a junior league ied a big 213/368 while paclilg for the 13 and 13 year olds Hob's. Jet Lanes managed to and Inlereelrd boys are ask­ win three points from the ed to contact Coach Don StoAmerican Legion despite car­ well. rying only four men. Paul Marcotte pared Jet Lanes with a good 213/567 while Harold Appleby rolled 338 to lead the Legionnaires. In the final match Sanford Manufacturers won a threepoint d eciiloo ov er Wisdom Sod Busters as Jack Frost posted a 200/340 and A1 Chatfin shone for W isdom 's with a 4>3 aeries. Stottlemyre, Walker Named from \ • •! It lllll MU t i i \ Inc w i* Down W ildw ood W ildcats By Jins B accbM Herald Sparta Writer WILDWOOD— Th* High Greyhound*, after their Lyman still "u p " explosive fourth period victory last Friday over th* Lakevlew Red Devil* of Winter Garden, will try to do what s o other ball club has been able tu accomplish this season — down th* Wildwood High Wildcats when the two Orange Belt Conference ele­ ven* clash here tonight. It will be the last outing of the cam paign tor both m a­ chine*. a chance to srta." Copeland didn’t say what would happen if lb* 'Hound* didn’ t play as good • gam*. However, !t’« obvious what might happen. Although com­ parative scores don't mean too much, Lyman upset Um Red D*vii* 38 to 20 but Wildwood *11 but chased the Winter Gar­ den eleven 06 the field in s 31 to 0 contest. Penn Slaters To Reject Bids H eed Coach Dick Copeland UNIVERSITY PAR K , Pa. of the Greyhound* declared, (U P I) — The Penn State " I f this club can play aa good football team which started as It did last week sre've got th* aeason poorly but finish­ ed It with a bang, voted to reject any bid tn * post-itason bowl game, if one should be offered. Ramon And Irigo Pace Jai-Alai Ramon and Irigo r ich rack­ ed up a pair o f vietorlsa Tues­ day night to pace th* action at th* Orlando-Seminol* Jal Alai Fronton. Ramon got his two wins in th* s!*t*'* Initial tiffs. He paired with Mlota, for th* first game triumph and with Olsrre In th* second. Iri­ go captured the fourth con­ test — a single* affair, and In the elsth he teemed with Elu to post his second victory. But thia h a n ’t deterred the ’ Hounds from having high hopes of upsetting the Wild­ cats tonight. Last Friday night their offensive and de­ fensive games Jelled at the as me tlm* and they mad* life rough for Lakevlew. They are hoping both aapecli of the gam * will "co m * together"— a* Copeland puts it— again to­ night. cUL Bob Tucker’* "Thunder." 427-cublc inch Chevrolet, will compete. It la oo* of the fast­ est In the South. Also competing Saturday and Sunday will be Brown Crisi with bis AA-gas drag­ ster with speeds recorded in e ic e s s of i80 mph with elaps­ ed times la the mid-eight se­ conds. Association officials have an­ nounced that gatea will open at 8 p. m. class starts at 7 p. m. and eliminations at 9:30 p. m. on Saturdays. On Sun­ days the gates will open at 10 a. m. with cU ss starts at 10:15 a. ra. and elimination* at 1 p. m. The ’ Hounds will be depend­ ing upon seven seniors who will be starting their last high school grid gam e tonight. Copeland announced that he will start—for the first time this season—an all senior beckfield. He j planning to go with Jack Blanton at quarter, Terry Toole at full, and Phil P c r r s u i t and Andy Hinaly at the hil\cs. Ail o f them played their best gamea of the season last week. (J d i ACTION! THRILLS! W*d/l >•*♦•*» lp*<4 ^ TONIGHT ^3 riN J i PARI-MUTUEL J h * On the line, Copeland and his WAGERING I j aides, Tom Barnes, Jim Far­ ley and Dick Silvers, wlU start 11 GAMES N IG H T LY ^ ends Gene Wlnklemin and UA h N.*M. Twes ATlm*. MATINEE John Stuart, tackles Dave M iWaa la l. t,1l MA tie and Danny Overton, guards luuvAnows ra iieesst t***7. Mwteawt Chuck Wagner and Ron Greene ami center Ronnie ■ A-#^t ifM. N f Toole. Tha Lions finished the sea­ son with * 8-4 record, their 26th consecutive winning sea­ son, after toeing their first thrr* games. Am ong these. Winkleman, Malls ind Wagnrr are seniors. Toole and Stuart are Juniors while Greene and Overton arc sophs. CUO-S i, j i . ‘ el. L F RONTON M PER FECTA L A S T GAM E C A N A D IA N BLACK VELVET Legal Notice r iv e t , v o T im Nottr* I* h*r*hy *;v*n (list th* underalanad wilt, an th* 4th d » r o f t**.-#mb*r, A. P t i l t , p r o m t to th* llnnorabt* County Juda* «f samtnrd# County, Florid*, hi* final re­ turn. account and vouch*™. *• Ka*cut*r of th* Eitst* o f EdyIh Jon** Am *!o at. d*c*a**d. ■nd at told tlm*. than and there, m ih* application ti* th# ■aid Jut ** fur s final settle* merit . nf hi* •dml'ilatratiun of ••Id **t*l*. and fur *n ordat dlechargln* him a* auch El*cutf>r. I>nt*4 tht* th* lt th day *t Octnhar, A. D. l i l t / • / Knhart Wtalsr Amstnni A* K ieru lnr nf th* Kitit* nf Kdyth Joa«* Amsluoa P rcra iit Publtah Nor. I, It. It. *4. t i ll. a The Nlttany Lions had b**n named earlier by tho Gator Bowl Selection Committee at Jacksonville, Fla., as one of four team* under considera­ tion *■ Florida State Univers­ ity’s opponent in th* Gator Bowl. :> £ i t>*c**t*4 vjaivic 7:4 0 p*«i. I Eleven games are on tap for tonight with th* first •vent scheduled at 7:40 p.m. la t*a I 'H t i ml ih* I'b i s K •J<•■(■*• ••Mlaole I 'a m ts , *(■•■ •f flo r id * . la P r i h t * la rm Ih* K tla U ala EDVTH JONES AM A LONG. . a ia ' IM PORTED JH RT— 4— $ • Ancient A g e • Ezra Brooks • Bourbon Supreme ^ 8th* dJ FOR *11.7 5 OLD CROW $ 7 O 9 9 ... 3 for $11.75 N U Y E N ’S G IN JULIUS W ILE TULL QT. FRENCH BRANDY ‘ 3 . 9 9 S For 111.75 LARGEST WINE SELECTION IN CENTRAL FLORIDA CHILLED WINES AT NO EXTRA COST $A 65 itk HEU BLEIN CORDIALS $ ^ 2 9 ■F nh R«I- 14-38 E A R L Y TIM ES 0 9 9 3 3 for $11.75 INVER HOUSE IMPORTED SCOTCH $3£ Governor's Club j Blended 86 Proof 5I!,> *9.95 3 $ £ 2 9 “ site PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER OPEN 8 A-M. TIL MIDNIGHT —- PH. SANFORD 322-0906 | ti|;11 1.1 i| ||( i.’ j i t ' i 'H ounds Try Im possible, (pickupourClub Soda) in a FORD Strickland Morrison, 4 at Mayfair Country Club, la open to all golfera, Shriners and others. Tee-off time for the 18hole tourney will be 9:80. Pictured from the left are Bob Bltlhimer, funfrolic chairman; Harold ttutotr, llluitrloua potentate of Bahia Temple: Maj. Joe Story, tournament chairman; W. A. Patrick, president-elect of the Sanford Bhrina Club, and Roy Williams, president. (Herald Photo) SHRINE GOLF TOURNAMENT, listed for Dec. Want a lift? You’ll be Happier s \\ n iitu OVIEDO— Semiaoie Coun­ ty's Intern hoist tic basket bail S t e m wan kicked off Tuesday Right and e new eountywlde scoring record was posted when the South Seminole Jun­ ior High Hurricanes dumped in US fein ts to detest Slavia at tho high school gymnasium here. Final score: 115 to 21. Brant Rose, ■ Hurricane for­ ward, posted 24 point* lo r Dave MlOer'f quintet i f they bettered by one point tho old ■coring record et l i t points in m m gam e which was set by 4he South Seminoles last tea•on. The Hurricanes almost Mew Slavia 00 the court la the first period when, Jed by Roeo and Kif West, thry netted 27 points while limiting Slavia te seven. The Casselberry school went wild with 31 points ta the se­ cond statue end led 81 to 10 it the tateralssloe. In the third and fourth quarters the Hurricane* post­ ed 27 points Is each period to wind up with the IIS points while Slavta added seven in the third and only four In the finale. West took second high acorlog honors with 18 points fol­ lowed by Derm* Garrett’a If, Bruce Stewart and Mike Har­ gis' 10 each, Leonard Hollis' Dint and Mike Rlcket's eight. Rounding out the South Semi­ nole scoring, Bob Means end Jim Luce* had six each, Roonle Tolbert three, and Dave Druedlng and Matt Hickok each had a pair. " Offensively," said Miller, "it was hard to tell Just what our boys did because in set­ ting the (coring record they also made a lot of mistake*." He pointed out that the Hurri­ canes lost the ball 23 limes but admitted that his club showed him lots o f hustle. "O verall," he declared, "they looked good." Miller will get a better chance to Judge hie club Tuts day night at Lyman High's gymnasium when the Hurrl canes tangle with th* always tough Sanford Junior High Braves. "D efen sively," said Miller, “ Rose and Stewart w ere very effective on th# rebounds, Garrett, Wes* and I-ucas also defended well." T bc Seminole Timing A lsoelation trill be presenting 8 two-day super stock and com petition meet this weekend at th* Osceola Drag Strip near Sanford. A draace entries Include Don Nicholson's 427 • cubic Inch M «rcury Comet station wagon, the current Natlooal Hot Rod A iiocU tion 's A-FX record holder, capable of tlx and eight Inch wheel stands of tb# line. He will be here by Invita­ tion of Hunt Lincoln-M ercuryo f Sanford. Other advance entries in­ clude the "M r. Florida Stock Elim inator," Sunny Haye* and his Ron-Sun '84 Plymouth Spe- — O P E N A L L D A Y T H A N K S G IV IN G — �/- •* I it County Orders Aide He M ar* M l N ot. 28, 1M4 — P i n T To Press Charges Robert Brown, county son- had not occupied a building on property In Mobile Manor. The sotting director stated ho will awear out a warrant that Mrs. Richards had ob­ fo r tha arrast o f Mr. and Mrs, tained t building permit to Eugene Richarda fo r alla*ad construct a home and a shed violation* o f tha county ion - on tha property and that, ac­ in * ordinance. cording to hit investigations, Brown waa Initruetad to Mrs. Richards ia residing in taka whatever action consid­ the ehed on the property ered n ectsiary by the Board which Is not equipped with o f C o u n t y Commissioner* sanitation facilities. Tuesday when it waa advised When the matter eeme be­ that Mrs. Richards aile**dly fore the County Commisstbn, told the County Commission it was alleged by Brown that and tonln* director that she Mrs. Richards had appllsd Th* nama of Lincoln Street in the Grave Manor area of Sanford haa been changed tv Grove Manor Drive, following official action by City Cora* mlseiooero. Th* cbangs waa roqueated Recently Tax Assessor Ma­ by m idtota of th* area. It The Board o f County Com­ missioners Tuesday cancelled taxes levied on three Sanford ow1W3 parrtTJ’ o f la id and withheld action on at least t l mora until further opinions ■re rendered by County A t­ torney Harold Johnson. In* director, M id today that County Attorney Will Defend Canvass Board County commissioners Tuts* dsy suthoriied its connty at­ torney, Harold F. Johnson, to defend the vote canvassing board in its liti (ration brought by E. P ops Basistt, unsuc­ cessful candidate fo r a com­ mission post. Bassstt claims irregulari­ ties at some precinct* during the N ov. 8 election !n which he, a Republican, lost to W . Lawrence Sw offord, Alta­ monte Sprlnga mayor, by lK ji votes. A tty. Johnson said yestsrday h t aspects to fits mo­ tions in th* ras* this week with th* Circuit Court as th# defense starts its action. Named in the suit filed by Bassett are Sw offord and the follow ing member* o f the can­ vassing board: County Judg* C. Vernon M ire, Mrs. Camil­ la Bruc* who ta also voting registrar, jn d County Com­ missioner John II. Fltipatriek. Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith told commissioners that 8woffor<i'a victory has been certified by the secre­ tary o f state and he will be seated next January as Dis­ trict 3 representative. , tie added that should the judge rule in favor o f th* plaintiff In th* election suit the governor ' could order Sw offord removed from the commission and Rnssstt nam­ ed to replace him. It la not expected that the voting charges will be com­ pletely sired prior to the seating o f the new commis­ sion, the hoard was told. How­ ever, should the judge favor the motion for dismissal a* planned by the defense the issue will be ended. earlier this year for home­ stead exemption with the county tax assessor. Chairman James A v s r y pointed out that Mrs. Richards apparently is guilty of violat­ ing the county’s zoning ordi­ nance or guilty o f perjury In connection with the homestead exemption application. Brown did not say when he will obtain the warrant. Scientists Plan Special Rites Thanksgiving Day acrvices will be held a t It a. m. Thursday at First Church o f Christ Scientist. 800 East Second Street. V isitor! are welcome. One feature o f th* service will be a period when individ­ ual Christian Scientists stand up voluntari'y to express their thanks to God in their own words. The sermon on "Thanksgiv­ ing” — ■* in all Christian Science services—will consist of readings from the Bible, and also from the Christian Sci­ ence textbook, ‘ ’Sclrnce and Health with Key to the Scrip­ ture*” by Mary Baker Eddy. There also will be hymna and a period o f prayer. Th# Golden text for the day is from Fsalms 22: “ All th* ends o f the world shall re­ member ami turn unto the Lord: And all the kindreds o f th* nntions (hail worship be­ fore thee.” A related passage to be read from Science and Health i n c l u d e s these lines: " i t should 1m* thoroughly under­ stood that all men huve one Mind, one God and Father, on Life, Truth, and Love. Mankind will become perfect in proportion as this fa ct be. comes apparent, war will cease and the true brotherhood o f man will be estab­ lished” (p. 467:9-13). MOTION PICTURE producer John Hugh, in Longwood last week for filming of ‘T he Cry o f Laughing Owls," receives complimentary copies of The Herald with on-the-scene reports of the movie making from Herald reporter Donna Estes, who practically camped out on location to bring readers a first hand account of the city’s reaction to its first visit from Hollywood. ry Earls Walker billed the City fo r taxes on land owned by Sanford under a provision in the Florida statutes requiring her to do so on lands owned by municipalities for ■peculation, euch as those held fo r industrial sitei whieh would subsequently told for BOOK FAIR held recently at South Side School found these youngsters commercial ui*. buying books. From left arc Laura Bracken, Librarian Mrs. Elizabeth However, Johnson told the Boyd, Brad Bush, Barbara T affer and Margaret Aiken. (Ucrald Photo) County Commission Tuesday that three parcels, tw o o f which ar* used for perking, were owned for public pur­ poses and should b* exempted. On tha other parcels in­ volved in tha tax bill submitt­ mess hall and "s a c k In” if ed to the CHy, Johnson de­ By Harry I. Johnaoo thrown on them. clared: “ I'm not rsady to adThe guards beat on the he wanted to. Those Marinei stationed at vis* tha Board on them. P i Another didn't fare so welt. do it aa soon as I'v t complet­ Sanford Naval Air Station are drum constantly and, » one playing for real in the prison­ prisoner slid , "That begins He waa tossed over the barb­ ed my research." ed wire fence of the com ­ er-of-war maneuvers being to hurt after awhile.” The Florida Council for the Alt the while abuse, curt pound by his fellow prisoners staged in a remote area of Blind, a state agency, urges word* are heaped on them. but waa "s h o t." He also cut the compound. motorists to ba constantly on Their meal eonsiata o f rice. hia hand and had to have The problem started Tuefthe alert fo r blind pedeatrtani For ricu crt yeaterday the medical attention. as they travel on busy thor­ day and ends later today and Prisoners try to get some guards gave them 10 raiaina oughfares o r approach inter­ ia n o t an clght-hour-a-day apiece. That'a it. rest — undentandably — dur­ section*. V-, operation. The men atay on But they have an out: ing the n ight That docin't the project continually. If they want a cigarette, work either. Some o f the Marines are Every hour they’ re pulled good food, kind treatment, all "prisoner* of w ar." othcra they have to d o is explain the on their feet and given more arc their communistic guards. operation of the Vigilante, the abuse. And both sides play for keeps. Cruel? M ajor Chen aaya Iwin-Jct Mach 2 rcconnals The prisoners are subjected aance bomber located at the not. "It could mean the dif­ to virtually the same treat­ base. ference between living and ment they would receive from None have. They take the dying In the rcat thing,” he the hands o f the Beds. They declares. punishment, are atuffed head down In a At least one prisoner haa The prisoners and guards steel drum. They have water n e a p e d and it took him more are under constant supervis­ than two hours to get from ion to see their physical and the compound to his bar­ mental conditions are okay. racks. It was worth it. His But. and you can believe it, commanding officer, Major they'll know a lot m ore about B. T. Chen, told him he could the enemy and hia tricks lake a shower, bead for tha whrn the exercise la finished. Marines 'Playing For Keeps' A rrqurat from the State Highway Patrol, through a letter from Seminole County Commissioners, to- ban all parking on Hwy 17-92 from Lake Monroe to the Ornngo County line was turned down by City Commissioners, at their meeting Monday. The request was made In the form o f a letter from the County Commission Chairman Jim Avery, which stated that the rrowdrd condition o f the highway posea a severe safety problem. City Commissioners denied the request as it pertains to French Ave. in Sanford, on th# grounds that the portion o f the highway which passes through the city is six-Uned, while the open highway out­ side the city I* four-laned. Commissioners maintained that Frenrh A »e. I* wide en­ ough to permit parking In front o f business pieces with­ out rrenting a traffic hazard. A delegation o f French Ave. merrhant* were present in City Unit to protest the re­ quest, hut departed satisfied w hrn commissioners moved to deny it. However, on# commission­ er noted, ‘ ‘The State Road Department will do what they like shout it, regardless o f how we vote — they control the road. They’ v* just allow­ ed us the rourtesy of express. Ing our opinion.” In Hotel Theft Sis mat k in btea charged in tbs theft at alcoholic bev­ erages from tha loogwood Hotel over tha weekead. Tbs Seminole ttarUTs Of­ fice Identified the s e a ar Jarry M. Stearaa, charged with petit Urcoay; Loon L Maaa, petit Urcoay tad va­ grancy; Brtxa AUaa Sweat, petit larceny tad vagrancy; Willi# Northrop Smith, va­ grancy; Ranald Edward Saltrar, vagraacy, aad Roy Bict, breaking tad oatariag Inves­ tigation. Police allege tha men *n tered the Longwood Hotel and made off with a quantity of bear, liquor aad win*. Entry was gained by cutting a glass on a aide door aad then forc­ ing another door la gat into the atorags room. request fo r a d sy nursery at three "Lincoln Btrecta,” and 2440 Oak Avenue, after neigh­ ona "Lincoln Avenue" in th* county. Residents agreed to pay for change In street nama bors appeared in opposition; sign*. In other action commission­ ers approved th* request of Duval W. Hunter Jr., o f Hun­ ter Ice and Fuel, to waive the ordinance requiring maximum width o f driveways to allow for 123 feet on Weet 13th Street at th* ic* plant. Th* street i* presently under re­ construction; Denied a request from Southward Realty to rant sev­ en parking stilts In tha First Street and Park Avenue park­ ing lot, until after the 90-day m eterleii trial parking period Is over; Referred back to the Toning and Planning Com m inlon a OVER 3S TEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old poet affka) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Fnrnitaro • Tilt • • Rcatal SPECIALS ON 100 BRANDS EVERY D A Y ! FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — I A. M. • «:15 P. M. •10 ■> FIRST SANFORD W I GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS HELPS YOU HEAR THE THINGS YOU WANT TO HEAR... BETTER! MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE MR. GBORGB IIBARN, CONSULTANT M ILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCE 118 PARK A V E .. SO. — PHONE 322-0132 EVERY FRID AY — 10 TILL 2 Main O ffice — 33 W. Pin# — Downtown Orlendn (Jet A Life Size Picture Of Yourself Relaxing In This (Beautiful “ 65” Buick LeSabre 1-Door Hardtop. Is Thanskgiving only a holiday, from work, only a family Blithering, only a dinner of roasted turkey? W# don’t think so. Join with us in giving thanks for peace, for security, for a free tnterpriie-democracy Wasn’t It Worth derful thingi which aro a part of our American Waiting For? and all the way of life. a variety o f wayi. W e will be closed Thursday, Nov. 26 "W ith Al) Th# Trimmings" A COMPLETE DELICIOUS MEAL V A .-S A N F O R D -A T L A N T IC Children's Dinners $1.00 NATIONAL— BANK BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. Lake Nonroe Inn .101 W. 1st PONTIAC — BUICK — RAMBLER ST. SANFORD, other Wo give won­ thanki for tha thousands o f neighbors and friends whom H is a privilege to serve in $ 175 On The Lakefront and Grandview Avenue as re­ quested; Denied a request fo r a lar­ ger street light a t Locust end Celery Avenue. M AICO Thanksgiving Dinner Hwy. 17-92 Approved Installation o f n street light at East 24th Place KING AND QUEEN of the Full Festival sponBorcd by Longwood Elementary School ITO were Leater Dome and Carla Del Vi Haygin who were elected by students of Mrs. Marcella Olliff’a clans after turning in a $10.81 collection In the penny count. (Herald Photo) come on in! Old Fashioned YOU R CHOICE — 6 Men Charged was pointed out that there are 'Thumbs Down/ Says County On Parking Ban W E R E OPEN THANKSGIVING! TURKEY OR HAKEl> HAM County Cancels 'Lincoln Street' In Grove Manor Taxes Levied On City Parcels Changed To 'Grove M anor Drive' "If# a Pleaaar* to Bank at Ih* Atlantis’* MIMBKR P. D. I. C. FLA. > i i. �i ( ~ 1.. ■ .T" • • , -i •t GtJfCSh'ViS •riyv . ' ■ B r Pediatric Patients Presented With R e d Wagon From Alpha Delta Kappa i 1, na Alpha thaal erity, # * Oviedo Extension Homemakers Club Makes Yule Plans After aa a p p r o p r i a t e Thanksgiving devottaa, M ri. Mrs. Ruth Denltll who had attended the Coonty Health meeting In Sanford, gave a m oat Interfiling and detailed leport; aha also announced that tbe Mobile X-ray unit will be in Seminole County MRS. CINDY CRAIN, right, from Alpha Nu Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority, preaonta diversifying red wagon to the pediatric word at Seminole Memorial Hospital. The wagon Is n gift from the sorority, and Mrs. June Wil­ kins, R.N. and head of the pediatric ward, graciously accepts in behalf of all the young patients who will gleefully benefit from Its use. Colorful District Meeting Mr. and Mri. E. A. Chitten­ The Sanford club was boat for the District S meeting o f the Business and professional Women's Club recently at the Mayfair Inn, with Helen Juettncr, District Director, presid­ ing. Under tbe general chairn u m b lp 'C f Myrtle Onnltcb, the meeting waa most c o lo r den and M ri. Olga Laramore of Pinellas Park will be a pending the Thanksgiving holidays with their sister, M in Edna Chittenden. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Sr. has departed for Panama City to epend Thanksgiving With her son and hii family, Mr. and M ri. J . M. Shoe­ maker. New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Boland end Mr. and Mrs. D. 11. Ful­ ler of Burlington, N. C. aro ■pending the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gielow. Mrs. Boland end Mrs. Fuller aro lis te n of Mrs. (ilrlow. The party was at the homo of Mrs. flcaula Thornton and attending were Mr. and Mra. j James Sctnn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols, Mrs. Melts Starke, Mrs. Bertha Ithudes.i Mrs. Jessie Tanner, Mrs. I Harriett McIntosh, Charles (iriem e, Ed Ludccke, ll. Lee Anderson and Clyde Bokcr. Mr. DOUG KRENZER, win of Mr. ami Mra. AI Kron/.or of Cnuaewny Drive in Forest City, celebrated his eighth hirtlulny on November 20. Dnuyr has twin sis­ ters, Mary Lit anil Jo Anne, ami a ninu year old Brother, Jeff. Personals Mrs. Joe Davis was the guest of honor at a stork shower given recently by Mrt, R. C. Semonct, Mrs. Dave Tropf and Mra. George Him* sner at Mri. Semones' home on Pine Street. T be color scheme of pink and blue was carried out In the decorations. Games were played and the opening of gifts took the good part of the morning. and Mrs. ful end Interesting. Registra­ tion waa held at 9 a.m. with a "co ffe e M atch" at the board meeting In the Green Room end e nominating committee meeting In the Green Room waa at 10 a.m . The workshop was held at 11 a.m. in the east ballroom with -Helen Juettncr presiding. Various groups were divided accord­ ing to rainbow colors shown on name tags with each work­ ing on a specific issue. Mi­ Following th e business West meeting, mem bers met In the ballroom for a delicious Seventh Street announce the luncheon served on gold ban­ arrival of their second child, quet cloths with green crystal a son, Stephen David Brown, goblets and candelabra hold} Imm Saturday, Nov. 21, at lug tall burning tapers. Tab­ .Seminole Memorial Hospital, le* were decorated w i t h .Sanford, and weighing In at hough* of greenery intersper­ a healthy seven pounds seven sed with eye-catching ar­ and one-half ounces. rangements nf fall fruits and Maternal grandparents era ornamental gourd*—all beau Mr. and Mra. A. T. G on u tei, tifully carrying out the club US Pinecrest Drive, and pa­ colors of gold and green. ternal grandparents are Mr. Arolyn True, president of and Mr*. W. D. Brown, 136 the Sanfurd d u b , presided at Garrison Drive, all o f San­ the luncheon with the invoca­ ford. tion being given by Helen Pearson. Girl Scout Troop 337 o f Lake Mary under the leadership of Mrs. II. W. Danklefs presented colors and the welcoming speech was given by Jessie Brlsson ol this city with the response by Ionic County Home Demon­ Adrienne Waite of College stration Club. Park. At the conclusion of the Entertainment was pro*Id business meeting Mrs. Lynn rd by the Twirling Scmlnoles Muster Introduced L. P. Mur­ of Seminole High School us ray, Camp Director o f Camp der the direction <4 Sylvia Challenge, who told of the ac­ Williams with a special num tivities at Camp Challenge her "D on't Let the Rain and showed a most Interest­ Come D ow n." Them petite ing m ovie o f the c*m p and and attractive young ladles it* facilities. Camp Challenge drew a tremendous ovation Is the only Easter Seal Camp for their sparkling presenta­ In Florida and is open for It tion. weeka In the summer for Guest speaker for the galh handicapped people from all cring waa Anne Druiin, state over the state. This la a film treasurer. The 33 members that everyone should see aa present represented clubs in few realise what wonderful S a n f o r d , Kissimmee, St. work la being done for (he Cloud, Colonial Town, College handicapped within 13 miles Park, G reeter Cocoa Beach, of Sanford. Melbourne, Eau Gallic, Cocoa chael Brown of David 206 Federated W om ens Clubs View Enlightening Film The Seminole County Fed­ eration of Women's Clubs met N ew com en to Sanford an­ at the Oviedo Woman’s Cluh kle, anil Mrs. Howard (iwin Thursday morning at 10:30 and their three - year • o ld . a.in. Mra. Lynn M oslcr, pres­ daughter, Tambi. They art- ident of the Oviedo Woman's living at 311 Tangerine Drive Club, gave the address of in ilavennn Park. The Gwins welcome uml the respon d cam e to Sanford from Little was mado hy Mrs. Joel S. Hock, Ark., and he U em ­ Field of the Pilot Club of San­ ployed by Home Distributors. ford. Enterprise By Mrs. Ritchie Barrie Cindy Lea Harris, daugh­ ter o f Mr. end Mra. Richard Harris, o f enterprise, recent­ ly celebrated her fifth birth­ day with an afternoon party •ad a fam ily dinner later to the evening. Gam es were played end tbe guests shared in the admira­ tion o f the lovely gifts as they were opened. The guest* re­ ceived party favors and w ere served ice cream and drink* with the delicious birthday cake after tbe boooree blew the candles out. Guest* Included five of Ciady'e kindergarten ciste ­ rn etc*, Susie Johnson, Donne Moore, Bonnie Baker, Fran­ ce* Ferris and Jeaninne Mar­ cia; also her brothers, Jay end Mel F arris; her grand- Sanford BPW Club Hosts Personals Mrs. la in M. Dsvis was pleasantly surprised when her daughter, Mr*. Charles Mapp. who lives in Flossn iorw . 111., arranged long distance for a birthday cele­ bration, which included a birthday cake. by fb Mrs. Koaky Mra. Marion Nichols. One of tbe highlights of tbe W. H eV , FUTURE TEACHERS dntafatna nhown h e r e attended the state conten­ tion of FTA nt the Jack Tar Hotel In Clearwater laat wank. From left a n Donna Coiling, Mariinette Welch, Mis* Grace Marin Btineripher, teach­ er, Criil Harden and Elaine Echola. Delegates from ths boys chapter of FTA w en Jess Whiting, Ronnie Hinson, Lee Sparkman and David Noell. Cindy Lea Harris Honored Public Speaking Program With fifth Birthday Party Entertains Xi Beta Eta W. P. Carter, chairman, call­ ed the meeting to order. Aa aaaoaaeement was made that the Union Tbaakiglvlng Service would be held at tbe Pint Baptist Church to Ovie­ do with Bishop Pawaey de­ livering the sermon at 7:1# pm . I JACA1ANBA cn iC U The Jacaraada Circle o f The G erdts C t e t e f 8 — ford m et recently at the h om e e f M n . J . G. D avid. T w o sew mem bers Introduced w ere Mra. BUI Beliale aad Mra. A . daikioue approval o f the group, to do­ nate the new little red wag which will bn need fai the pe­ diatric ward a t Semiaoia Me­ m orial Hospital. According to Robert Beieerer, admtalstri tor o f tbe boepKal, this little wagon, com plete wRb « belts, and bail, should delight em ail children on Uwlr way to h ave X-raya taken o r other laboratory testa administered fty Bseiya U aly Nbw memben of the Ex­ tension Homemaker*! Club n et Friday mornlag at the City Ball to Oviedo, Dec. 14-li. Mrt. Harold Barnes showed a beg aba bad made from potter paper end burlap, and described in detail lnstruc: tioos for making the bag. It waa decided that the Christmaa party would be held at tbe borne o f Mrs. Ruth Dantell in Winter Park, and each m em ber la to take a covered dish and a small gift. Tbe meeting adjourned aft­ e r the salute to the flag. enjoyed Mrs. M. L. Tinsley of Alta­ monte Springs, president of Hie Federation, presided at the meeting. Alt officers ami chairmen gave reports and then each club represented gave a report of Us activities for the year. The cluh* In attendance were the Altamonte Springs Civic Club, Altamonte Springs Following this movie a de­ and Orlando, making it truly Garden Club, Longwood Civic licious covered dish luncheon • Business Women's Day at League, O v i e d o Woman's the M ayfair Inn. was served. Club, Sanfurd W om an's Club, Sanford Gatdcn Club, Pilot Club o f Sanford, Casselberry Woman's Club and the Sem “Better Look At This One” Permanent Arrangements Refreshments of frown fruit salad, cookies end coffee w ere served the guests with out cups made in the shape at diapers of pink flannel to tom plote the refreshments. Attending were Mrs. Eu­ gene Davis, Mra. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Arthur Berico, Mrs. Munroc Morris, Mrs. WilUam Cook, M rt. Darwin SANFORD B ru ce, M ri. Edwin BradFLOWER SHOP dqfck, Mra. Harold Stulls, Cor. F- 1st A Sanford A te . ‘Mrs. Fred Perrick, Mrs. Wes ' 332-1622 322-8132 tky Saatkamp, J A Beautiful Convertible can bo yours, EWautiful 11*3 Pontiac C at n prica you can a price coa A fford. It has Radio, Heater, Power Steering, Power Brakes, end s it all tbo other goodies. _________ A dream _________ o f a Convertible. The color la Off-W hite. With White Tap. Rod Interior,_____________ ___________ SA L E SM E N : • JACK BENTON • KEN KENYON • SHORTY PHILLIPS • CH A RLIE HUDSON • NICK PASTERNACK Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. YOU R USED CAR HEADQUARTERS IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD*. PHONE 123-1111 M h l> 8 — N o* » . Garden Circles ■ * AIpha Na Chapter ell borne of Mrs. Mary Grace I After a very Delta Kappa, tateroa- |Kosky. boilaess meeting, the baaorary teacbers' sormet m eetly at tbe fc J w l XI Beta Eta Chapter met parents, Mr. and Mr*. Fred llarria; her aunt. Miss Helen recently with Pat (Vernon) Snodgrass, and her g n a t un­ Hardin as hostess. A Utter waa read from tbe cle, Alfred Cornett of Fella Baptiat Children's Home in Church, Va. Lakeland giving a Christmas list for the group’s adopted girL It was decided to send her a pair of pajam as and slippers. Announcement was mad* the annual Joint luncheon be held this year on Jan. at the Capri with Zeta Chapter ea hostesses. CINDY HARRIS The Duquettes Observe Advance Thanksgiving By M argaret Cooky of to 23 XI It wee decided that a full Thanksgiving basket would be given to the family of Judy Kinnlard from the chapter. The neat meeting will be held on Dec. U at the home o f Sue (E . C .) Harper Jr. T be Interesting program waa divided into two parte with Team I giving the por­ tion on public (peeking. Ginny (Gordon) Frederick gave an eaample o f sn Informative speech on a subject not gen­ erally known or understood. WHIa Mae (John) Prokosch gave a talk on “ Vanishing Idcntitlet" aa an eaample of a convincing speech. Candy (A . A .) McClanahan gave an entertaining talk on how to be a Navy wife. Osteen Mr. and Mra. George C. Du quelle, o f 71 South Cortes Avenue, North Orlando, have recently returned with their four youngsters from a de­ lightful, long weekend In SL Petersburg. Denise, Diane, Raymond and even baby Renee, not to mention Mae and Georga themselves, reveled In the St. Petersburg sunshine, let the Gulf lap at their feet, splash­ ed in the Sea Castle's cool pool, toured the sights and thankfully partook nf Iheir bountiful Thanksgiving feast, grateful for a relaxing week­ end together, George la associated with Martin-Orlando and put hla four-day weekend to good use. Personals By M n . Clarence Saydfr A coat o f wax on the chrome and Mrs. Raymond Lawson visited with Rev. and of kitchen chairs will prevent Mrs. Foster at Oxford, Sun­ rust. Mr. It la almost impossible to meet the dally calcium needs without consuming som e milk or dairy products, the U. S. Department of Agriculture a»ya. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thompson are the parents o( a daughter, Disna Lynn, born Nov. 8, at the Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. Flemings Gift* - Cards - Book* 210 E. First St. 3 cheers for parties. Synthetic rubber gloves for cleaning are not affected by arid solutions and cleaning fluids. ^ iik lttll^ d u n u JUDY Onkley, daughter or Mr. anti Mrs. Karl Oakley of Arden Road in Forest City, celebrated h e r third birthday with a party at her home on Novem­ ber 8. A FINE WATCH / Our Ginger Ale, \ \Club Soda, Coffins Mixer./ Nationally Advertised Sold and Serviced By A Kratstcred Jcw .I.r SANFORD JEWELRY & LUGGAGE 217 K. FIRST ST. r ■ Do you wont a WES SAYS: fresher, Aa 1 was going to St. Iron I met a maa with erven wives, I ashed him why ho waa aa gay, Ha aald, “ My wlvoa wash at W E S -K A Y " better milk? CLE AN E R ft C H E APER MORE clothes they can waah So they save lota o f money A t W E S -K A Y , B y Goahl If you don 't bellaee this Jaat otop la aad ate If Won can't prove It YOUR W A S H I N G IS FRE Et Air Conditioned Lounge WES-KAY WASHETER1A M i l French A re., Sanford n, day. Personals Doug B yre, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Byrn, of 1356 Oak Lane, has returned home after undergoing a aeries of testa and treatment at the Orlando Base Hospital. sen. Mrs. D. M. King gave a r e ­ port on tha workshop held to Orlando. Mrs. Brisson gave an Inter­ esting talk on horticulture. Ia planting anything, be it flow ­ ers, trees, or plants, be sura to purchase g o o d healthy plants, prepare beds properly, ferterllxe every two o r three weeks. Keeping soil wet w ill eut down on loss from freesttog. Plant rye grass now in bar spots on the lawn. In dan­ ger o f a frees*, put cardboard boxes over plants. Names were drawn for ex­ change pal plants to be e x ­ changed at the April meeting. She also started a book for exchange plants, flowers and seed for those who have them to give awsy snd for thoso who wsnted them. M n . Morelsnd g iv e a report on the Board meeting. 300,000 trees have been planted In central Florida. The new Gar­ den Club Building was started on Tuesday, Nov. 17 i t 10:30 a.m. at the ground breaking ceremonies on that day and should be completed in flvo • • • months. Each circle was asked to donate trading stamps to Hibiscus Circle Tbe Hibiscus Circle of thq help furnish the Club. Sanford Garden Club, met at the lovely hom e of M n . Gor­ don Brisaon, on Friday, Nov. 13. M n . Brisson waa assisted by Mrs. J. V . Jones and Mrs. R. L. Dana. E. C. Lundberg o f the Agri­ culture D ep t, gave a moat in­ teresting talk on how to grow roses in Florida and bow to prepare the beds, fertllire, prune, and what part of the garden to plant them. He said it was better to put a 30 cent plant in a 13.00 hole than visaversa. He also stressed to ga­ ther old mulch and leaves and burn to kill any pest or fung­ us, in the autumn, and ro- Mra. Harry Oitcen and her daughter, Mra. Tom Lemon Chilled canoed meats slice spent a recent weekend in Jacksonville visiting Mrs. easily by removing both ends Lem on's son, Tom m y, who is of the container and pushing meat out in one piece, working in Jacksonville. Casselberry By Jane Caaaelberry Mrs. Edith Mynderse of 222 Lake Ellen Circle, CaaielIwrry, Is confined to the Flor­ ida Sanitarium and Hospital in Orlando, where ahe I* suf­ fering from a collapsed disc In her back. Team II, Sue (E . C .) Har­ per Jr., Pat (Vernon) Hardin and Dot (T im ) Richards bad each m em ber write a topic for a speech on alipa o f paper, which were pasted around so that no one got their own topic and each m em ber bad to make e one minute speech Some o f tbe topics which proved to be both intereatlng and amusing w ere: How to Mow a Lawn; Me, M yself and I; How to Peel an Onion; Ka leidoscopc; How to be a Good Housawlfe; H o n e a t y , and Navy l i f e Versua Civilian Life. Discussion waa held on each o f the speeches by the writers o f the topics and Candy (A . A ) McClanahan waa the winner in presenting the m oat interesting speech on how to be a good house wife. Refreshments were served by the hoitesi to the follow­ ing: Glnny (G ordon) Fred erlck, Betty (Clarke) Braestie, Willa Mae (John) Prokoacb, Jessie (A lbert) Shaw, Dot (T im ) Richards, Sue (E . C.) Harper Jr., Pat (Vernon) Hardin, Jeanette (John) Alex­ ander and FI (J . Harold) Chapman. M n . Doeald Jackson. Birds and Conservation chairm an, spoke ea the recent conserva­ tion display at the Civic Cen­ ter. She alee reported that the Sanford Audubon Society had visited a nearby ranch which abetters a Bald E agle's nest la connection with Bald Bagla Week. Mrs. A. C. Me Reynolds, Horticulture chairm an, gave an Informative talk on seeds, bulbs aad plants to be put out now; their c a re and fertiliselion. Members w are urged to at­ tend t h e ground-breaking ceremony fo r tbe new Garden Club building. Plans w ere m ade fo r food for the b a ia ar. Mr*. L. E. Lee per gave an Interesting program on Christmas ideas aad decoration!. Assisting Mra. David were Mrs. Donald Jackaon and Mr*. Fay Jones, Others present w ere Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr., Mrs. R. L. Andrews, M n . Sadie Berry, Mra. W. B. Brinson, Mrs. T. R. Butts, M rs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. S. C. Graham, M n . DeWitt Hunter, M n . H. E. MeSwain, Mrs. S. A. Poloskl, M n . Irving Pryor, Mrs. Al­ burn Rector, Mra. Bertha Rhodes, M rs. W. L. Roche, Mra. Metta Starke, 3 t n . L. B. Steele, M n . Ben Wade and Mrs. Win. Wilson. mulch for toe winter Prune la Dee., o r Jan. He else aato net to aver fertilise grass. Give U plenty o f water bat d o not water after 4 o'clock to the afternoon. Mrs. Brisson and co-hostess­ es served delicious pumpkin p it and coffee, after which tbe meeting waa opened with a prayer by Mra. Brie son. Nineteen members were pres­ ent. Mrs. Irene Ludwig was wel­ com ed beck in the Circle after a too long absence due to 111- TH IN K G O O DN ESS! . . . I f , T. G. LEE! There's we mistaking the extra quality o f T. G. Lee milk. It's evident la the richer, fresher flavor. Look for tha T . G. trademark wkea yea w aat the beet. PHONE 322-5M3 FO% HOME DELIVERY Lee Vi �(Daah tibby: Uf taw. Is U W M t e i divorce u 4 I v e e id a t give It to h i* . Wa k m U th llft t a from u j a « t «M dew* to 11 m eat* •M. H be fo e s to a law yer, k t k u eothtaf « m t . M 1 c n r ii dlveeto M b oa aey groeade la tk t kook because ka k*§ bcokaa all tk« T m C M B U d a M t i ta d every City Ordlaaaec rad statute M a n to. Two waoka a t o ho N f a c h d o f aad toft, Tho M ia Btoa him. Ho w a s a toooy hosbaad bat a good How tong dooo a OSttiUy stay a w a y ! I * » allraid b o's broko and koagry. Should 1 toy to locata b l n ! I ’ve got Uto ■M aty; besides, 1 gueta 1 atiU loro b in . A GLUTTON TOR PUNISHMENT DEAR GLUTTON: Just f o eutiidt aod blow the dog whtotto. If he'* broke aod kuagry, be'li hear it aod c o n e home. • a • DEAR ABBY; 1 don’t know what the ihoe com ­ panies have againit people with big feet, but I a n get­ ting very discouraged, t am a IS-year-old girl w bo wears a slat 18 D shoe, aod I can't Aod a decent-looking pair e< shoes In my else any­ where in this town. I have to order my shoes from a catalogue, and tho only styles they make in m y site a n for old ladles. Can you, o r any of your readers, help aw , Abby! TEN D DEAR TE N : I'm proba­ bly putting my foot in U, but if 1 were in YOUR ■hoe*, I'd hound tho local aboo store* until they spec­ ial-ordered the kind o f shoe* 1 wanted. By Abigail Von Baron l i p y y InaBaftd A m a act af dishes, hut Td lika to ba re both. H ow ! GLENDA DRAM GLENDA: If H won't put a strata an your budget, treat ywwsetf to a new sat o f disk**. Rad do R cautiously. I don’t recom ­ mend b r ill ting a busbead who baa both a violent tam­ per and five guaa. * * * A IR Y : 1 am n wi­ dow, gatting on in y e a n , and I am not physically able to gat around in the crow ds any more. 1 am also dear Virginia Pstroaki r. a dm t m Baaferd FhyUb Begstwtota PA i - W i Lake Mary Neva Norris T B 8 -1 IU I . Sea Mildred Haney K I -1 U 1 Deitewa Mary Gettlaga m -u u Bephi* Haines DeBery than moat people to anBounce beforehand that yew did not Intend to g ir o gift*. Ignore the replies. They were unctuous aad uncalled tor. • • • Troubled t W rit* to AB­ BY. Box L os Angelas, Calif. F or a personal re­ ply, enclose n stamped, **Lf-addressed envelope. • • e mm, Fbr Abhy's booklet, “ flaw To Have A L ovely Wed­ ding." send 10 cents to Abby, B ox **700, L os Ange­ las. Calif. By Oswald Jacoby Newspaper Enterprise It wae rare Indeed to And a awing due to superior card play in the World Bridge Olympiad, but In the match between England and France, to A M T fl APB Maurice Harrison-Gray made to A Q f/lt llT * a three no-trump contract ftltB f i t while hie opposite number k ill A Q IM went down. Boon tap T bs bidding and opening lead was the same at both tables and In each Instance dummy's jack o f spades won the trick. Harrison-Gray promptly lad ace and another dub. East was in with the queen and led back a spade to his part­ ner. This gave declarer four ] Tho French declarer cashed diamonds, t h m clubs and two fo u r diamond tricks and led ■pedes for a total o f nins | • spade. W est took hi* ace tricks. and returned the suit where­ upon the defense w as able to take five tricks. llarrlaon-Gray’s lino o f play was eminently correct. Ho could count eight tricks to start with and the best place to go after a ninth wae in clubs. The French declarer’s play would have worked i f East held the are o f hearts, but that was a oO per cent chance only. The chance o f being able to develop a third club trick was far far better. Thle time tho percentage play waa the winner. Incidentally, ft should be noted that both South players rebid to two no-trump over the two cluha response with a no-trump pattern, but only 13 high card point*. dCiqhliqhti (tie Jha(tinman By Ruth M in*tt to get the children to do "N o matter how much *1som ething than to do It my- tra money for this o r that." lowance we give Jimmy, he ie If you talk like that, your always com ing to me for ex- children are outsm arting you aelf, to I've given up trying." all along th* line. WEDNESDAY P. M. *:»• (I ) S t*F . ( ! ) News (St hews *:!* (I) HaaUer-ntiakiey ttspert (*) CBS X*w*— Walter (I) t:SS ’ *) (!) (t) Have tins Will Trsvsl Ths titter show Cnsrenn* Th* Deputy Tilt (31 lbs Vlrglnlt* (*> CBS Reports 1:11 <1) The r a lly Du bs Skew I I* ( t ) shindig (S) llavsrlv »:»• ( I ) Th* l l g HtllbUllsg Sho w K ELLET T S fiin e c fm tl L IC ^ E T T DRUG PtNECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD PHONE 322-7913 Wa Boast (ht lowest EVERYDAY Price* Anywhcr* . . . Wn dow‘1 coafuM you with weekend Specials, Coupons, our prlcex arw the rutme TODAY and EVERYDAY! Vitaft tlta* ••FOLLOW THAT till RAW* r u n P nalar la UsU* P L I'I a t *ixa n x t.v -W A o x iF it k x t r Vsl Wvrnssv |R raltv U Y -A W A Y NO W FOR C H R IST M A S ff.OO WILL HOLD ANY ITEM! SPECIAL! 6 FT. A L U M IN U M CH RISTM AS T R E E ONLY b :lt It) Th* Car* William. WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OK CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Chow 11:09 (Si N t e a c o p * IS) Nvwnllns IS) C h sn n ll Sit N t w s sports, W o s tu s r 11:11 |ti Mo vis 11:19 ( t ) Mart* 11:19 (SI Mull* ( I ) Tonight Show Last Christmas I tent flow -1 many colorful flow ers, Imludora to my c W m in ff "Italian big a basket erieugviuaat o f family'*— in fact, to two fam ­ Icbvi-i and red nnd yellow flower*. You ran see what ilies. And they wrero so thrill­ you are sending and select ed at the Idea that I have from thu pictures In the little found my solution o f "what booklet. to send fo r Christmas" to This flower sending la nil peopla a world aw ay; people so well arranged that I had whom you love but who you exactly the message I wished Legal Notice *° » ' nd with the flowers. My Italian "fa m ilies" gave parties and had thrir friends com* to see my g ift of flower* wired from Am er­ ica, and TH AT ia real ap­ preciation. Th* Florist* Telegraph De­ livery service la nationwide. Just visit your florist itismher, select your g ift , give th* address for your oversea* friend o r fam ily and It ie done. Send now and you save th* charges o f cablin g; it can be done by air mall. Tha F le u r o p Association has branch#* everywhere and the money exchange problem has been solved by the use o f spe­ cial unmlnted currency, the "Flsurin." Th* fleurin la equivalent to 25 centa In American money o r on* Swiss franc ami all Interflora or­ der* are transmitted In Fleurins. N o matter how far or how near you aend your flow srs, and love, they ean be de­ livered a world aw ay within a few hours. By the way, I have some o f thesa charming littla illuatratad booklets and, If you would like one, send now but be sure to enclose a self-ad­ dressed stamped envelop*. And a "flow ery " Christmas to you! Tomorrow — "D ea r E d jlh Thornton McLeod.” TV. FLORIDl I X t i i s : C I R C U IT c n t ' i i T n r ix c h a x i r h v xo . i i m s riir, x ix t m Jt. o u t t i . r i i . x o r u r t o iir.rK x n c t rr tx a x u f o r s e w ix o i .ii; UHIIEI. McPIiLlmuN DAltkll. Plaintiff. C O C X T V . F L O R I D A ■x CHAXCKMV x o . tu e a V*. XOTICM T O A P P K A S PETEK DARK! Defendant. EITLA M. DOLTON t h r r r « T R o r f l o r i d * to i Plaintiff, VS PETER DAIIMI KLtJAII J. DOLTON 111# Post Avenue Uruns It. New York D.r-nd till, rt-KASW TAKE NOTICE that ro ld c rc * unknown you trs hereby required to file S T A T E O F F L O R I D A T O l ELIJAH J. BOLTON: your written anewer or defence residence unknown If nny. pereoneity or br en at­ You ere hereby notified thet torney, on nr before December I. t i l l , at the Office of the a Bill of Complaint for divorce Clerk of the Circuit Court at hoe b».n filed neelnst you. end the Courthouse In Manford, you sre required to eerve t Kemlnole County, Klorlda, end copy of your enewer or plead­ to matt a copy thereof to Xten- ing to tho Bill of Complaint etrom. Davie a Mclntoeh. At­ on the Plaintiffs Atturncy. torneys for Plaintiff, Poet o f ­ Norris !' Want fork. III. i:7 fice Dos 1114, Sanford. Florida. West Church Street, Orlando, IITT1, la that certain divorce Flortds. snd file Ibe original iroceedlag pending agalnet you enawer or p!*adlng In tha office n the Circuit Court of the o f tha Clerk of tbs Circuit Ninth Judicial Circuit of Plor- Court on or before December tde In aad for Bcmlnole coun­ 4, t ill, tf you fall to do eo ty. In Chancery, an abbreviat­ Judsm nt by default wilt be ed title o f eate eaaee being taken against y»u for the relief “Lorlet McPhereoe D e r a i l . demanded In tha Bill sf Com­ Plaintiff, vereua peter Derml. plaint. DONE AND ORDERED at Defendant,'' and herein full not or a Decree Pro Confeeco Xanford. Seminole County. Ftor. will be entered aaalnat you end Ida. tblc 2nd day of November, li l t . the cause proceed *a parte. (HEAL) (HEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court tty: Joan K. Wilks, D. C. By: Martha T. Vlhtea Deputy Clerk PuMt.h Nov. I, tl, U, 11. m i Xtenetrum. Devlc ft McIntosh ODO-IS Attorneys at Dew Peat Office Bos l i l t Sanford. Florida l i n t Enjoy Publish Nov. k. tl, IS. I*. I tll CDU-IT f THURSDAY A- M. 1:11 U ) S'gn n s I:IS (9) gun-hlns A lm .n io 1:9k (<l Situ On — N.w# ft XVsnthsr I :t 9 ( t t W a r t l C l v l l li s t l o a T:9t l i t T o I j t — f lu s h I ' u w l l ( l i bunvhtn* Almnnna 7:11 (S) WT.k.-up M-vl-% 7:19 (9) CouttU»wr: Nsws 7:11 111 Farm MkL I t ip u rl 7:11 III t tlcbls Evans (1) Tatar ( t l W aka-U p M sv lse f :lk (I) l o c a l Uses, W fa- tbir lit* IS) Captain Ktngsroe 1:1k C> W s s l h a f • Naw# • Seminole T V FA t -4 » M Xeallh Cater T Y M M Nsafaed A fft <<) Ansrti-an History (*, K i s r c l i s f o r Woaiea t:tl ill 9:10 ( I ) (4) 19:9* (1) Cartasaa Itullwlnkls Roitiptr Room Maor i Thnnkaslvtng Pared* (I ) Haws—Mike Wsltaa* III 1*19 (9i It) 11:90 (>) (I) 11:19 (11 Rpanlvb Ths Pries Is Right 1 liOVS Lucr <l»t Ths M - u a s s An,!r « f Majrbsrry JtupaMr (1) mating Llnkt tl) Tha R-al M-Ooya THURSDAY P. 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SPECIAL! 1:19 tl) CsMotss TV RENTAL • Balsa TKAINIIS BOX I t * C /O SANFO RD HERALD GORDON 19:19 ( I ) ABC Scop* tub c ir c u it c a t NT, x i x t r r i o ic M L r i B f t r r . i> » x d ross *KMixot.ii m i x . MACHINE TRAINING CAM LOAD r t s a x t r a fOiuw Leqal Nolice i TOXtTB OXLT (9) Psaaw ori 1:19 I D Nawaltno 1:19 I D NCAA Football— At*, vs. Auburn 1:19 ( t ) Ths Doctors (1) Dsy Is c s s r t ( I ) Art Llnklttisr 1:11 I D Ntwa— 1:00 ( D llsnsrsl Hoapllsl (9) T s Tall Tbs Truth 19) CHS Nsws I D Ths Young Marrltls I D Ths Kdgs s i Nlghl I D Trallmaator I D X*er*i Hlorsa I D ITnels Wal l I D Mss hunt ( ! ) Burks's I s * tl:f* (4) Th* Dnnny Kay* d o not so* often enough to know what would (it o r “ go with*' their ward rubes. Flow­ ers speak a universal langu­ a g e nnd 1 am thrilled at the rrceptlon m y gifta received. This year there ie a small book Illustrated with (lower arrangements suitable (or dif­ ferent countries. For Instance, fo r Spain the colors tend to. wards tha reda and yellows, und (o r France, pink and yellow and special fashion touches. F or Italy there a n i 1:11 (S) NnC Xvws Report 1:1* (1) liurotts Young (I) uteksy (*> Dick Van Drks A T TO E i PAY LESS A T . . . Look A t This Partial lis tin g ! Television Tonight Thanksgiving Dinner WANTID TV Time Previews T V Tim a thaw of the Night: Isn’ t served the way you'd Laura gets so nervous abc 18:10-11 p m . ABC. ABC like tt to be, remember this takes som e o f her neighbor's Scop* "ChurehlB at M : Aa aeries isn’t "T h e Defenders." relaxation pills, things hit a ApprtriaUoa hp Richard BurI : » l p.m . ABC. Shindig. liddy note as Laura ends up table. D ick Vaa l " The resa w s lor watch- This "a ll sta r" kiddle bash Is under tha tag a r t lowtalnsd to the title. headed b y England's best- Dyke and M ary T yler Moore Sir W laatw win ho t o w Nov. soiling Matt Moaro, the pop­ carry the brunt o f th* show aad th a n will bo many ular Chad and Jeremy Duo, with a good assist from Tom tributes to Me greatest#. This tk* contributions o f Neil So- Tully s o d Isabel Randolph as ra o by mm o f to* w orld's best daka, Donna Loren, Tina Tur­ the parents. own actors ie particularly ner and even the Righteous 8-11 p .m . NBC. Wednesday appropriate state Burton is Brothers. Th* songs are such Night M ori*. "T h e R s ck .1 not oaly e frtaod o f the war­ big hits, that to list (Item This film waa based o o actual time prim * minister, he also would provoke such an emo- experiences o f A m erican pri narrated the TV aerie* ‘ T h * Ikmal paroxysm , you might Miners in K o r a u w ar eam ps, not recover In time to savor and stars Paul Newman. H* Valiant Y ears." plays a decorated w ar hero T :I M p.m. NBC. I k e Vir­ them on th* show. ginian. "AH Nice and Legal." M : » p .m . CBS. Dick Van returned to the U. S. after (C olor) Standard plotting Dyke Show “ Pink PUI* and two and a half yearn to a pri­ pa ren ts." Another son ca m p aad facaa court again lor this standard, elon­ Purple gated w riters series, hut the fln u y flashback episode as martial, accused a f collabor­ presence af Anno Francis as Rob tells pain-wracked Sally a te I with tha enem y. The a demon lady attorney helps why she shouldn't take Bud­ all-star supporting cast tn sustain interest. She isn't d y 's prescription pill*. This eludes Anne Francis, Walter Edmond O'Brien, readily accepted by the com goes back to Rob's army days Pldgron, munity a id , K the truth be when Laura gets into s panic Wendell Corey and Lao M ar­ haewn, bar effort* to dupli at the prospect of meeting vin. cate Portia's success in a R ob's parents for thr first 9:XM0:3O p.m . ABC. Burke'* courtroom aren't really that time. The encounter ia one of Law “ Who Killed the Tall brilliant. But, Mist Francis those embarrassingly f u n n y One In the M id d le !" When a is charming, James Drury is sequences, but thanks to deft member o f ■ singing sister OK in the continuing title role playing by all concerned. It trio is knocked o ff, you'd and, if the course o f justice stresses laughter. And when think the ch ief suspect would have to be n music lover, wouldn't y o u ! Crsuklt* tw to wn B U nited budget, rad aR tkla Christmas akapptag to t o o much trouble and ex­ pen se to m e. 1 wrote to oare ra ! eg m y friends and rela­ tive* aad asked them please t o dtomnttoai gtvtaf me Christmas gift* tor the above reason*. I am now receivin g unpleasant ans­ w ers to m y totters each as, " I don't g ive to g e t " Abby. 1 don't want to accept aad n ot give In return. Waa w hat 1 did an terrible! IIT T Y DEAR K IT T Y : 1 think you were m ore considerate $acnby On Bhidqst Newspaper Eaterpriee Aaaa. Memo to mothers: Your child la outsmarting you whenever you mako any o f tho following remarks: • • • "Junior’s teacher Just seems DEAR ABBY: I'v e been to havs it in fo r him.’* "1 hop* you w on t think happily married for three months tod this is the first Sally’s rude. She's Just going time my husband has shown through a phase." "1 finally got Suxy a tele­ signs of having a violent tamper. For a wedding gift, phone o f her own because eh* w e got a “ starter" set monopolised the f a m i l y (service for four) o f some phone." " I know Bobby ipends too eipensive English dishes. I don't care for the pattern much time watching televi­ as It Is much too fussy, so sion, hut what can you do 1 use them for every day, about i t ! " "I 'm exhausted every night hoping In time I'll break them so I won't have to by th* time I get Hilly to took at them any m ore. My bed." "I think sixth graders sr* mothsr-ln-law gave us a set of cheap dishes she got too young for boy-girl evening with coupons, which are parties, but I'm letting Sue very plain. I use them for hare on* because It seems so company because It's ser­ important to her.” "Junior mede me promise vice for 12. I want to buy a good act not to tell his dad he Dunked of dishes but my husband hie math teat for fear he can't understand w hy. Ha would be grounded," " I can 't leave town because Just paid <t>0 for a new gun (h e has four guns) and 1 f c a n t find a baby sitter the didn't lay anything. We children will mind." both work aod pool our "T should have a talk with money. I’d rather have a Billy's teacher, but he doem't want me to g o near the school.” " I t ’s more trouble to try to SANFORD Nov. 28. 1984 — Page 9 Itr iB PORTABLE MIXER ELECTRIC SKILLET ] weedastral l puli tottsn toiU/iiecto OcoaapUtrd Uitin UjW*- pt: 17.89 CktU h r it*. I n frisal IF iqurt pm tun J*high rant Trrpwitu* caring wtt lawnti nr)|9. inwendU S U N B E A M ELECTRIC RAZOR RESTAURANT ft COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 Park Dr. Sanford Phone 322* 1251 SPECIAL! * 13“ �i ~~ -T ./G ~ Horoscope Forecast OUR BO ARD IN G HOUSE Vfi* M arl frraB INf« 19 — Hbf. M, S ID E G L A N C E S R y Galbraith nm . n , m t Ym m fMttr S ta ii •» *• m l M l Sim , tart tt'n mm W it 'i iflu l i Um m ha fast ^prpteaha ,or im || fln rfii ABUS (March II to April . 1») It’i *1 right to ga* at Ml Mat was* ahead, bat yoo ada U rm want to . A toU trltte* peculleriy. TAURUS (April IB to Mar M ) Taka can jaa 4a aat acta ton a Miam affect hi a * Saaaaitog to awieiatoe T « a ria of Sraaa. Saa that aol* a n Wad preparly- Lator V • » ___to wa it t whBa. GEMINI (M ar f l to June « M ) t o a a n pen Impress oth­ a n with r « « ftoa fam ily Ufa ■ad Sa aat taka ch a n cn with h ack security. * • eh era tag with ethers. However, don’t g i n w ar to ata m a otlon a l- MOON CWILDRIN (June Cl to Jalr SI) Iaataad ai gola g a t too (hat a apood, taking other ckaacoa, ho avra to get j forte* working constructively. Taka tine for atodr. keep ap­ p o in tm e n ts, ate. Follow aaaoc* la too who daatro to aaa a w n ap-to-date awthoda, LBO (fa ir SS to August t l ) A a r M a n a tln g money matters ahould ha studied wall today, hot don’t toko any action until a talar time. Don't Invent toe mock at this time. Regrets coaid coma tator If g o o do. VIRGO (A ogaat 23 to Soptomber S3) I f yoa a n objeet i n In fou r attitude, you can handle those Intonating da* tlea wall and accept charming Invitations. The ptaneta a n with you. But wlaa Judgment la alM necessary. LIBRA (September S3 to O c t o b e r IS ) Inveetlgatlng somewhat Into whataver la p u n lln g will ahow how to get along with thoee about you better. It paya to play tha Good Samaritan. Many unexported benefit* become y ou n . SCORPIO (October 23 to November I I ) Don't be an­ noyed at meticulous frknda w ho bavo meticulous friends heart and aro bending their effort* la such direction. He cooperative Instead. Then you m ake m l prograi*. SAGITTARIUS (November 32 to December 31) Any ef­ f o r t ! you make to gain favor with hlgher-upa la wUa at thla tlm*. Safeguard your good numa by being conserva­ tive. Imprest them with your ability to follow the law to the letter. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) If you coop­ erate fully with eseorlalea and new contact! you have wade, you get excellent re­ sult*. fining a lone operator geta you nowhere. Delve In­ to the new aepecta that bring greater sucres*. AQUARIUS (January to February ID) It will pay you handsomely to get in touch with export* in what­ ever Interests you moat now. Take particular pains with small detail. Then the big is■uti turn out much U tter. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Partners are very provoking today, but It is up to you to keep poised, small­ ness out o f tha picture. Then they get back on the beam quickly. Pull ahead faster to­ gether. IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TO DAY, ha or she will be one o f those delightful young ones who Is Interested In New A ge ideas almost excluilvtdy, and will have tha ability to whittle dawn to practical sis* whatever undertaking seems Impossible to get Into opera­ tion early, as well as have true understanding o f the spiritual Some discipline necessary, too. A wonderful potential here! T h e Blare Impel, they da M l com pel" What yew ■ ah * r i year life la targety ap to TOUI Carroll Rlghtor** Individual Forecast for your algn for De­ cember Is now ready. For your ropy send your birth date and 31.00 to Carroll Rlghtor Fore­ east (The Sanford Herald), Bos 1021, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia. Criticism is no doubt good fur the soul, but wa must be­ ware that it does not upset our coofldanca In ourselvaa. -.F orm er President Herbert 'H oover, In his 90th birth- (fly fUUflUHt a to I �A_______ Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 8. P»m . Cain - Pri* Classified Phones >m l u h H Bael 322-5612 C M It f 425-5938 M ai Sat 1J • 8*1 1 X * * E mm i. A a r A lis t* * u i i j e t i J i i i J e • to 1 0 18 1 1JO 11 j # 11-98 II to 15 |» 11JO 11.00 1 1 »0 10 to 29 |4 11.50 |M l |» J 0 21 te 23 13 |1.34 I 8.181 ATS Half-BOXER Puppiea <10. Call W URUTZER Spinet Plano. 322-3213. . M odem Limed Oak Finish C M caeh. 222-8388. DOGS RECEIVED tar Adop b oo, boarded. Anim al Ree- 82. Equipment eua League. 1700 W. M im eHayans Office Machine Co. iota. DeLand. Pfe. 784-1148. New a « Uaed Machines 10. P o u lt r y . L lv c a to c fc f a i n k Rentals 111 Ms m o 11a 3234442 JERSEY Heifer Calvet, good stock $10, up FairgU de Jer­ 35. Vacuum Cleaners sey Dairy, Geneva. VACUUM CLEANER DUROC PIGS for Sale, C. P. Repairs, parts, seppbae, Isr Electrolux. K irby, H o o r n Rabun 322-4048. Air-Way, Rex air, G E , etc. II MONTH OLD Shetland Stal­ Vacuum cleaner repaired at lion. Saddle, Bridle k Hal­ your homo. Free pick-up k ter, Unbrokc *150. Ph. 323delivery. Serving Sanford 3431. for 18 yrt. O il Vtcuum Re­ pair, 1114 Park A ve. Ph. 12. Special Notices 322-4748, ( H v a l ^ f t t l l a * r t * H t lla o ) (M la la m at S WE hsve Cucumbers *1.00 ’ par bushel. Bring o w a con­ tainer. 413 W. 13th. * eelem e toafcaa RICHARD'S T R E E SVC. Free estimates, Licensed * Insured. Ph. 323-0300 A ft B CONTRACTORS • ERRORS T h a l l t r a M w i ll o a t ba !• • a a a a lk la f a t aiaao tb a a aa« laaaaaaei CO P Y T h a lla a a M aaaartaa tha fat* a lie n * a t r a ja r t la o a r aa»|ala a a a r a t i » l h »a « i l a t l a l It A taata ab jaattao ah la ta tha t e l le r a t t U a HHt D E A D L IN E S IS Noon Day Before Publication For lnaartiofia and KUIa (Sat. Neen For Monday) 1. L ost ft F ou nd f trail Nov. 25, 1964 — Page 11 84. Ran) Eaiate - Sale S W E E T IE PIE B y Nadine Seltzer 90. Lota For Sale "Mmt Rftdt fMiId you ba wanting my M l poiiab HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING, PAINTING k 59. M tsc. For S a le INSULATING Financing Arranged 322-2287 BILL'S BARGAIN BARN FIX1T SHOP ' o f 10,000 Items "W e fix everything except 1300 Grapevllle Ave. broken hearts."—Authorized Circulating OU dealer for Jacobsen Lawn Q U A K E R Heater 83.000 BTU. 323-304*. mowers. Expert Key k Lock CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— t.oat A Fou d i 1— Perseasla I— Isautr Care I — D ay Nuraarlaa I — C h IU Cara S— Do a a— C a t*— fa ta la — 1'm illry — l.lvaatocls II— Spatial Nollcaa I I —Catarina — FooU IS— Placaa ta Eat IS— Spatial Sarvlcaa I t — Swimming Poole IT— J a n ito ria l sarvlaae t l — D o -lt-T o u ra a lf IS— BulUara Supplies I*— Hardware t l — H am a R e p a ir* J l— P ln m b U f IS— P a ia lln f 14— W a ll D rlllt a g I t — Monty Wanted M— fa v ln p o A Doaa SI— Insurance I * — School# X Instructions IS— Employment Harvlree 71— Mala Help Wanted IS— Female Help Wealed Tl— Male or Female Http 7«— Bates Help Wanted 77— Situation Wanted at—Income Property SI— Ilualnesa Trap.—Sate I I — Beni senate Wanted IS— Real Katata Bale ST— Ilualneaa Rentals SO— Lota For Hale St— Farms— Ororea IJ—Out o f Stall Aoraea* IS— Houaae For Hale IS— tleuaea— Hale or Baal 14— Air CoaS. * B eetles ST— H oiks For llent 15— Stailo - T sle vialoa l e t — Iteaurl lleiitala I t — Photo * Equipm ent 101— Trailers— Cabanas is — H om e A ppliances lo t — Mobile Homes—Hale St— Mualeal la a tru m a sia 10J— Mobile Homes— llant j :— B uetaaae Equipm ent 104— Trailer Space— Rent J l— d e b P r ln t la g 114— 'T railer Lota— Hal* X — U pholstery 10*— Apartment* Far Real t l — V acu um Claaaoro 101— tloome For llant IT—M o v ln * A Storapa 110— Hotel Hoorn* IS— Eitarmlaatora 115— Hemal Axente S I — rta n to — Eaada — Seale US— Wanted To llent ID— lllar. F o r Bala I t 4— Autoa For Male I t — A rtic le s P e r Be at 114— All toe—Hal* o r TradO I I — Sw ap or Each an aa 114— Trucha For Bala 170— Automotive Rervlc* I t— Waatae Ta Buy l l - V i n n s r i T o r Hat a •tri— yrooter* A Cycles IS — A ntlqura F a r Hale III— Hosts A Motors t l —Honey To Doan IZi— Marina Huppllas IS— B u sin e ss O pportunities Service, 409 W. 1st St. 322DELTA: Scrolo and Jig Saw 4731. combinitioti, 18" throat, *33. rfew set Golf Clubs. Ph. 8*817. Janitorial Servicea 4881. YENTSCH MAINTENANCE SPACE HEATER, 83,000 B. Service k Supplies T.U. Clean, ready to instalL 2383 S. Park Dr. 322-4843 1807 Paloma Ave. 19. Ilulldera Supplies 20. Hardware 1 Y ear Old Western Field Pump Shot Gun, 2 barrel, Sanford'i Most Complete 1 Slugster, l Variable choke D o you have a drinking prob­ TED WILLIAMS HDW. *80. 322-3433. lem Writ* P. 0 . Box 1213, 203 E. 23tb. 322-3484 Sanford , AUTO. -Washer. 321-3802. 2 . I'erH onnln 21. Home Repaint 4. Ileauty L'aro 322-5612 Piano Servicing A Tuning Gene Cum baa — 322-2881 Notice Real-Estate Buyers From Sanford X a o b a n ie 53. Wanted To Buy Would you lik * lo g e t the bent buy? a home; In commercial; or industrial. «** CALL In ««• USED FURNITURE, one room or houseful, tools, mise. items, ANYTHING you have to sell. 322-2270, W A N T E D - 1 Good used BASS FIDDLE, soy color. Call 322-0922 sftst 5 p. m. WE BUY Used Furniture, one piece or houseful. Fursy Bedding k F u n . Co., 901 W. 1st St. 322-8381. 55. Furniture For Sale r’KEK ESTIMATE Cpielsteriag k Matties* res•vatisg. Nsw k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nib Beddlag Mfg. C e . at 7M Celery Ave. PA 3-8U7. Uaed furmiiure, ipp Reacts, HAIR Stylist wanted, full or teals, etc. Bengbt > Sold. part lime Call 322-5742 or Larry's Mart 21* Saniord evenings 372-2435. Ave Ph. PA 8-41*2. DAY CURU girt, White, must WILSON MAIER TURN, be experienced Also relief Buy — Sell — Trade waitress, t hick N-Trcat. 311-15 E. l i t 322 3422 tl. Situation Wanted For w e Mggest selection of nearly new And used toroi- HOWELL’S AGENCY, Baby ture, see Noll's Furniture sitting tpcciali.it. Transports Brokerage in Casselberry lion furnished. Call 322 8239. ou 17 92. Open 8 days 8 lo 8 WILL Keep child In my home BLOND 4 Piece Bedroom Set for working mother. 323 0*71. *70. Ph. 322 7248. DAYS work, 322 9228. fi(>. lluNineiM Opport. DAYS Work. 322 2782. FOH LEASE SERVICE STATION. MERLE W. WARNER, Realtor 708 Sooth Park Avenue DIAL 322-3829 Sanford, Florida FHA - VA HOMES Stemper Agency Stenstrom Realty 95. Houses For Solo 2 BDHM., 1393 Elliott, *6,300. 322 0323 o r 3234. BABY Sitting, call 322 3922. Homes $100.00 DOW N Selection of 2, 3, and A B cd rm cu located in various sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery V A - FHA Property CALL • • • M ERLE W . W A R N E R , Realtor 748 SOUTH PARK AVENUE DIAL 222-3829 _ SANFORD. FLORIDA 323-0348 322-8834 Payton R ealty 322-1301 2840 Hiawatha at 17-92 322-4148 322-3482 HOMES Seminole Realty M U 8. Park Ave. Phooaa FA 2 2344 or FA 2 2113 S t Johns Realty Management and Sales Broker 3 BEDROOM, Family Room, 2 Bath, built in Appliances, Central Air 4 Heat, wall to wall esrpeling. 332 3303. JIM H U N T REALTY O ffice; 322 2118 Nights: 323-0700 322 0848 2324 Pirk Drive Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. DOWNTOW N SANFORD F H A -V A 322.1141 m o. 322 3764. SEVERAL OuUtaodiog 2 4 3 NICE, Clean 3 Room Apt. Ph. Bedroom Home* available in 322 3677. ail Areas o! Sanford. Let us Show you Around I 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt.. Call 322 9U3, after 3 Ph. 322 0641. THE TIME TESTED FIRM i l l N. Park Ave FA 2-6183 IT'S A 1941 M U trtA U SU PER SPOUT C liE V E LLE HARDTOP. V-H POWER UP FRONT. I SPEED TRANSM ISSIO N. RADIO, HEATER AND B E A U TI­ FUL BLACK INTERIOR. BUCKET SKATS A N D ALL TH E TRIM M INGS. SPAKE TIR E NEVER ON TH E GROUND. SEE A T : • 3MS PARK DRIVE 322-2420 Night 822-7495 MONTHLY PAYMENTS 1*01 S. Park Ave. FROM *50.00 FA 2-3233 anytime FOR THE REST HOME HUY EVERETT A. HARPER SEE YOUR AGENCY - REALTOR Would you like to buy a home * llh n* down payment? • Electricity. 19 mllee from Sanford, partly furnished, fo o d fishing 4 hunting. Call 322-0318 or 822-1738. FHA - VA IT ’S H O T - T O - T R O T For a limited lime, the VETER A NS-ADMIN ISTR A* THIN selected humee in certain arraa, KKDUrKI) the sales price. YOU DO N O T HAVE TO BE A VETERAN TO Q U ALIFY. $100 DOWN IS CITY LOTS Centrally located Ea Sanford, 3, 3, k A BEDROOMS beautified by m a ay great 1. lVh, k 2 BATHS NEAT FURN. Cottage, suit­ shade trees, aWo citrus, KITCHEN EQUIPPED able for couple, Private ideal location tor magnifi­ LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENT! yard. 2908 Palmetto, Pb. cent estate or could be used For Complele Information 332 3821. for severai pretty borne See or Call Your sites. ALL TO R *7,300. LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with TERMS. full b a lh 'x n d 2 half baths SALES BROKER $123 m o.; 3 BEDROOM, 8 Mt Have The H o n e For You bath home with Family REALTOR INSUROR room *133 month. FA 2 4991 1818 S. French Ave. NOTICE H O M E B U YE R S • • BART PILCHER, Broker Personal Service Call 322-7488 SOUTHWARD Beds, by Day, Week, or An Investment, not an ex ­ Month. DAIRY QUEEN Driver, pre- pense. Cali FA 2-5412 for CARROLL'S FURNITURE fer older man. 2323 Park expert advice on a Herald 118 W. 1st 322-3111 Drive, Sanford. advertising campaign. a NEEDED. 425-5938 k . Orlando, Florida Publlah Nov. Ji A l)* r. J. S. t*. IM I CfKJ-IJ teal ter Raymond Lesiqelat, Asa*. 3 - BEDROOM, 3 bath, un furnished. I mi. to base, 3 blocks to shopping center 4 READY TO MOVE IN school. 1 year Itase recyilr New 3 A 4 Bedroom Hornet, *d. *110 mo. 322-8870 after 1-2 baths. So. Loogwood area 3 p. m. —Trades considered, and 8 BEDROOM House, take over we'll buQd on your lot. Sem i­ payments *82. 202 Bamboo UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom nole County’s Leading Build Dr. 322-7833. house, Kitchen equipped. Ph. er 322-3831, N. ORLANDO, 8 Bedroom, 1 HAROLD LOGAN bath, Carpets, D r a p e s , FURN. gar. apt- 332-2800. LMN ENTERF RISES, INC. Fence, Awning, Well k Sales office: So. on U. S. ITPump, air c o n d f t l o n e r , DUPLEX, furnished, l bed­ 92 (o Dixie Beil Diner, turn room , n e w l y decorated. St,200 k assume mortgage. right one block on Seminole Adulta. Another available Call for appointment after A vt. 838 3911. D ec. 1, 322-8810. 3 p. m. 322 1878. HOUSE, with new roof, store, 101. Trailer .- Cnbnnax H. water heater, attic fan, S A N F O R D 'S N E W E S T HOMES, West 81b St. San­ floor furnace k pump. With CAM PER Trailer all metal, ford. 3 Bedroom, i'x bath, Furn. garage Apt. 2342 San good 4 solid. Cooking fa d FHA k VA Loans. LMN EN­ ford Ave. (10,800. 322 0323 or titles. Sleeps 2, *173. 323 0939 TERPRISES. Inc., Builder 3234. Harold Logan, call 838-3911. 102. Mobil* Homes • Silt From Hamlnola County 3 BEDROOM, 8 Bath, Screen­ Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. (Dint Direct) ed patio. Ph. 323-0.368. EXCELLENT condition, 8x33', to dark. air conditioned. Owner. 322 8061. 71. Rlale Help Wanted ACT NOW BE TRULY THANKFUL 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms GOOD PROPOSITION for fuU NOVEMBER 28, 1944 NEW and USED Investment A ResRy time licensed Real Estate Awnings 4 Cabanas i l l N. Park Ave. 323 8178 Salesman. Ball Blair Agency, This immaculate 3 bedroom QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 218 S. Park Ave., Clly. GREENBRIAR home lx situated on one of Hwy. 17 93 S 322-3362 Iota available In the larger lota In Pinrcreat Choir* 7 2 . Female Help Wanted Graonbriar o f Loch A rW r 8x42 FT. 2-bedroom with 21x10 Just 2 blocks from alcmen ft. Cabana. All for *1993. overlooking g olf court*. EXPERIENCED SEWING MA­ tary school and 2 blocks Payments less than rent. Custom building to your CHINE Operators needed, from 2 shopping centeri. 332 8184. ipoclflcatlom , Graonbriar Steady year round employ­ Extra large living room. davoloptd by ment in otb modern air-con­ Extras Include stove, refri 10.1. Ikloblle Homen • Rent KINCSWOOD ditioned factory. g e n to r, Venetian b l i n d s , BUILDERS, INC. AL1X OF SANFORD drapes and well for lawn. 10' WIDE, 2-beoroomi trailer. FA 2-8974 3418 Orlando Dr., Sanford Price $13,000 with (400 down, NO-8-4908. 202 Fairmont Dr. balance less than rent. Total 106. Apartment* for Rent APPLY to Mrs. Carpenter at closing costs less thin *100. BEAUTIFUL HOME in DeNifty Auto Bath. 2408 French Bary by owner, overlooking *30 mo. Up. Surplus City, Ave. IS y n . or older. No JOHNNY WALKER. Broker Lake. Large attractive cor­ phone calls. Ph. 322-4437 1 BEDROOM APT., adults ner lot, 448-4330. only. 323-1187. BABY Sitters wanted. Call 322 8259. $100 D O W N 3 ROOMS, Furn., Utilities *30 U o v e m m e n t O w n ed Ranford. Florida thla Jlrd day ! Luggage Rack, Encyclope­ Good Location. Good Products. S I . H eal K ita ti- - S a le or November, I Sit. 31. MusticaJ I n s t r u m e n ts (HKAI.» dia. 323 0384. Good Treatment Arthur II. flackwtih. Jr, PHONE LOCALLY 322 4342 Piano Tuning and Repair Clark o f tha Circuit Court 51. A r llr lm For Kent Hamlnnta County, Floridi Ball-Blair Agency or apply to the * L. Harmon - FA 1-4883 ss Byt Martha T, Vihlajt. t>C Real Estate — Insurance PURE OIL COMPANY Truman E. itra-on RENT A BED • ASK about out Trial Purchase 3rd Park Ave. 322 3841 • Attornay for Plaintiff B a b y 71. Male Help Wanted 1 4 7 una North Orange Uulldrian on Raod Instruments. Roilaway, Hospital. Bukur's Music Shop. 322-7202 ROBERT A . WILLIAMS SOUTHWARD SILVER TONE TV with LOST: Red Bo m Hound in *20. 322-3433. PAINT close out Vk price Plnecrest Shopping Center. GREGORY LUMBER CO. 22 AUTOMATIC, J. C. Higgins Call 322-3737 day or night 320 Maple Ave. 322 0300 |33. 322 3433. 322-0422. t ln* Realtor 208 N. Park A vt. PINECRE5T *230 MOVES IN *83 PER MONTH 3 Bdrm, Ige. combination din­ ing room, living room , Fla. NOTHING D O W N , aaaume room . For Spacious living. payments, 3-bedroom, 1U Low taxes. Fenced yard, b a t h , built-in appliances, Nearby s c h o o l , Shopping large fenced yard. 838-2928. INVESTMENT A REALTY Centers, 323-0329 by Owner. III N. Park AY*. 322-8178 3-BED ROOM, kitchen equip­ ped. 1003 Wynne wood, 898 96. Hotmea • 8*1* or Rent 87. R m U ln monthly. 322-8429 for a p CUSTOM BUILT Home on polntment. WAREHOUSE SPACE Lake. Pb. evenings 332-1317. All or part 13,000 square ft. for lease. See W. H. Stem97. Houses For Kent per, Stemper Agency, 32348*1. 8 BEDROOM House on Lake, SANFORD FEE D STORE Whole C o n *3.23 — Snap Corn *2.80 — Jim Dandy Dog Feed - *3-73 for SO )ba. In­ cludes Tax. 330 Sanford Ave. 322-WM Legal Notice 95. Hone* For Sal* 2 BEDROOM, 1 Bath home on large lot. Hardwood floor*, drapes throughout, 823-0330 large Monkey P u nt* tree. FA 8-3881 Atlantic Bank Bldg. BUSINESS k HOME Carport* & separate Gar­ COMBINATION age with work shop. Low DO-IT-YOURSELF Good Hwy. 1788 frontage. SAVE *1,008. Make n few min­ down payment. I Business bldg., new , brick or rrpaim to this expand­ construction, suitable for able U rge 8 bedroom CB variety of uses, aa filling home and you will have the 322-1801 2*40 Hiawatha at 17 82 station, barber a o d /o r beau­ beet buy In town. Large Ipt 3 BEDROOM, 1W Bath, Sunty shop, small store, etc. shaded with hugh old oaks. land Estates, Sanford. Low Homs separate, fram e con­ NO DOWN P A Y M E N T down payment. Ph. 822-9132. struction, new r o o f, newly JOHN E. FOX, painted A attactlvely decor­ ated inside, room s large. Total price for thta valuable property t i t ,100 with e x cel­ lent financing. Local A Long Distant Adams Transfer A Storage *284871 MEN’ S, Women's, Children's ROOFING REPAIR, Large or shoes at dlicount prices. Small. Call before 9 A.M. or H ARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. after 3 P.M . EUDELL, Ph. soft nater, evening app’ta. 322-7383. ratios, Floor, Freo EiUmarni * 103 So. Oak, 322 5713. sand, camant, rock, pipe, 22. Plumbing steel, grease trap*, dry ACE BEAUTY Salon, open wells. Stepping stoat*. PLUMBING dally k eve. app'ta. Perm i. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Contracting Repairs 20% off Reg. Pricet. Mayfair 309 Elm Ave. 322-5711 FREE ESTIMATES Hotel. 322 0990. R. L. HARVEY COLDSPOT Refrlg. 12 f t , 204 Sanford Ave r g 2-3381 Self Defrost. 60 lb. freeser ' CUT'N CURL Beauty Shop like new; Electric Range, 318 Palmetto Ave. 3220834 23. Fainting 30" Wastinghouse f u l l y Evening Appointmcnta Auto.; Roll up Garage Doors PAPERHANQINGPALNTING 9x12 Galv., Complete Alum, 20 years Exp,—322-7331 8. Dogh - Cain - Tets windows mixed sizes. Call FOR Painting k Repair Call after 3 p. m. 322-3801. GERMAN Shepherd P u p a , 322 3428 after 3. pure bred, unregistered, 2 SANFORD SEWING CTR. Black k Tan M alti, *33 21., Well Drilling New ind Used Machines. Re­ ' each. Call 323-0838. conditioned Singers, *12.93 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. lot S. Park Ave. 322 9411 SPRLNKLER SYSTEMS AR Types and Sima B O A T S , Guns, Buy. Sell, We Repair and Service Trade, Repair. O S T E E N IV TDK r iR C lI T COI RT f>r STINE BRIDGE FISH CAMP. T H IS VIVTM Jl'DIlTAL CIB. and Supply Co. C l IT. IV AVD COR SCUIVOLK Machine c o t VTV, CI.ORIIIS 207 W 2Dd St ?.k 2-8432 TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na CHAVCKRT VO. I M I vela. We ship Albert H. Pell IKMIIS O. OLilAN. Osteen. 322-3872 or 322-4191. ruintitr. 29. I'holo ft Equipment v*. JOHN RAYMOND DL’OAN. WIEBOLDT S CAMERA SHOP FOR Fresh, Cage Laid Eggs, D i l i n t i n l , Cameras - Films ^ Finishing slop in at 2739 Country Club VOTICK TO t m t H Road. Also Plants for sale. 210 S. Park Ave.? Sanford TOi JOHN HATSIONtV l>t(JVN 322 4039 Who** rtald'nra la un­ it n.iw n 30. H o m e A p p lia n c e s Tmi *ra herabjr notified 1 )1*1 GET Professional carpet clean­ a Complaint for Divorce ha* S r tN K O U D E L E C T K I C ing results—rent Blue Lus­ t>«an fllail against you In tha above atyled Court, and you G.E. Appliance*—New k Used tre Electric Carpet Shamara rtqulrn] to aarva a copy 118 Msgnolla 322-1382 pooer |l per day. Carroll's of your Anawar or plradlna to Furniture. I hr Cumplalni on Itie I’ laln.I lfC # alt.irnay, T R O I A N K. ALL Types of new m ajor Ap­ till ASON, 70f o n . Norlh Orpliances at Drastic Discount. WHIRLPOOL Automatic waaii•an|i HuiMInf, Orlando, Kl-.rCall 322-8448, J A R Trading er, with slight shipping dam­ -Ida and flla tha orlalnal An­ Post, Inc., 2309 S. Orange swer nr pl.adlna In tha nf'lr* age on Porcelain, Includes o f tha Clark o f tha Circuit Blossom Trail, Orlando. lint filter and other deluxe Court, Seminole County Court features Reg. I7J9.93, one tluuso. Hanford. Florida, on nr SALE: SATURDAY, Automa .bafora th* JSth day o f Dacemonly *179 93. Dick’a Appli­ . bar. 1)44. If ) o u fall to do ao, lie Washers *20 up. Also ances, Sanford Plasa. 322—Jmlttnieni by default w tit ha Stoves, Refrigerators A Dry­ aakan acalnat you for tha re­ 5149. ers. Russell’s Appliance, 1205 lief damandad In tha Complaint PO.NK and ORDeitK H at E. Celery Ave, Ph. 322 9380 IRONER, Typewriter tables. 95. flow n For Salt Payton Realty 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds 15. Special Service CLA SSIFIED DISPLAY 91-39 Pat loth tnxftrh 37. Moving ft Storage 13. Catering . Food All >kl» Dot* M a at l - M r Boa* CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST «*t NUMISMATICS SANFORD VACUUM RVC. All Types Supplies — Folders YOUR REXAIR DEALER 3 for * 1.00 U U t . Park 882-4511 POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY CALKS • PARTS - SERVICE 26 to SO |0 1 1.50 11.78 I 5.70 llllM M I AO— I U m 31. Mmktl iMtnraraat* GO WEST ON WEST FIRST ST. • Ben How lead • Charlie Craig • llnh Thom aa 4 Frank liruaxon 2 BEDROOM Furn Apt. *33. 2101 Magnolia, Robert A. Williams, 322-3951. 1 Large, l Small FURN. APT., 310 Magnolia. Call A. K. Ros seller, 322-1831. Local automobilt dealers o f­ fer their best buys in Herald classified display ads. VW GHIA • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station Wagons t'om plste Salrrtion 39's Thru 6l'n $200 - $.100 Down $ 1 0 - $ 6 0 M o n th 100% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Day* — 1,000 Milan On Ail Used VW’ a. Salan — Parts — Sarvlce Factory Authorized Dealer The Dodge Boys Ellinor Motor Co. Seminole County 511*. So. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FU. I MM West 1st Straal i Sanford, Florida 322-1835 | ffl D 115. Aston For Sale NICELY FURN. 4 room A p t, Adults. Pb. 322-Igaa. FURN. 1 Room A p t , Adult* *30 m o. PtL 12?-9480. WELAKA APARTM EN T* 114 W. First St. 3 ROOM Furnished A p t (38 m o., includes w ater 4 elec­ tric. 322-8307. •' FURN. A p t Close tm. Jim m ie C ow ia. 322-4013. CLEAN. Furn. Apt. P rivet* Entrance. 1004 Palmetto. UNFURN. Upstair* APT. 833 month, J09 Magnolia Ave. Inquire downstairs after 6 p. m. o r caU 322-4130. 1-Room efficien cy a p t p v t bath' 4 shower, suitable for couple er single pereoa nr retired. All utUHiee in­ cluded mi rest. Ideally Incated on 1st 8 L , within 1 block o f 2 tree parking Iota and shoppfcg center. In ­ quire at Manuel Jacobno' D e p L B I ^ e a u E ^ F fr i^ t 108. R oom a F o r R ent CLEAN ROOM fo r Man. 401 Magnolia Ave. 322-0720, T T rS T T rS T "" '63 Mi FALCON Sprint. V 6 -4 Speed. Assume payments cd *38 monthly. Can be seen >4 2422 Princeton A v e., 5 a » ford. '39 FORD RANCHERO fair Sale or Trade, rebuilt Motor, new paint A -l condition. Kid­ dy Standard Service, let 4 French Ave. '36 " m e r c u r y , extra clean. Make offer, Pb. 838-4333. 1931 C l i K V R O L E T Panel Truck $193. Ph. 832-4932. ■M CHEVY II NOVA, excellent condition. $1400. Ph. 322-2283. 1932 RAMBLER CaU 322 3433. Wagon $73# BOB M cK EE USED CARR NO MONEY DOWN 701 French Avn. 323 0721 1 2 0 . A u t o m o t iv n S c n rlct AU TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D Snnkarik Glass and Fhiat Company 819 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4881 A U T O G LASS * S E A T C O V E R CO. 884 W. fo d St. F A 88*88 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 121. Hcnotent ft Cycles Xm as S P E C I A L - 1984 Vaapa Scooter No. 130 with wind­ shield used one week, $I06 less than list price. Also Baby Hi Chair 4 stroUer. Call 323 0306.________________ 123. float* ft Motor* Gateway T o The waterw ay Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Doalar 804-44 E . lot. Ph. FA 8 -M I iT V t. HIGH HAT. with accessorlci, '38, 30 h.p. Johnson, eicc. start, Mitchell Till Trailer. Excellent condition, (730. CaU 322-6443. 16' Correct Craft 80 HP board, reasonable, Pb. 3231M9. NATIONAL BANK ^POSSESSION $ $ ^ i *80 Coivalr (788 bal. *34 MU. '•I Falrne *894 bal. *13 me. 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M fa r coffaa at 1 p.m,, hear Burp H ops Thanksgiving, too. • N ow sit back and Sanford Herald, Wa early today ao art Joy part i M k i ' our fam ilies, copy o f able car! 4 % United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 4,000 Applaud nawA As Seminoles ‘Aggression* Half Bulldogs apaakara a t 1 p-m. and refreshments a t M O district conprlaaa Oranca and Oacaola a By Jnliin Menetmm Other Sterlet. Page • The SHS Scm lnolei closed Caaaalba m u tin y room 2E blca as ths-tow«*s — has taken W • * railing has kaan fas separata tha j from tha newt? cil dcak whfch enough to five.m an tha majo: town at MOSCOW (U P !)—Tha So­ viet Union ehargtd today that the Belgian paratroop reacue o f whits hostages in Paulis, the Congo, w as “ a new act o f aggreaaion." out their regular 10-game grid Crisis Talks season SAIGON (U P I) — South Viet Nam’a high National Council today s u m m o n t d Prims Mlniatar Tran Van Huong for crlala talks on his shaky civilian government. Wednesday night at Sanfoni'a Memorial Stadium with i n lo l i victory over the DeLaad Bulldog! in the school's annual homecoming game. arly t.000 saw ie rivals battle , 14 to 14, and it out of the rising third and a fourth Did you, la p gam* didn't you, o f tha * away. W N ice pai If m t t o THURS., NOVEMBER 26, 1964 tha (5,000 he originally pro lead tha Garden Club building. He g ot thing o f f to a good donating the land building, you'll • • N ow la ■ good ttiueBi men tlon that we’d tike ta *<< a little more in the w ag o f act­ ual "alumni nativity" at “ Hom ecom ing'' :Jgeat year. M ore in the w g ^ L h W o r in g eld grade — a re­ ception. m*ybw“ J feeg ra m featuring form er' cfcae pres­ idents or student body pres­ ident*. More o f a real ••home­ com in g.'' How about it, SHS ? • • • |Ttr ’ groundlie r was go (U P I) — Hied sa d five Oher troops and U, ops wounded. ots today reacta^l Peur o f the U.S. Aii fo rce hostages "in im transport planes, piloted from reiiel-held Americana, were hit but other spectacular Con! age uus said to hove been drop. or. Tha dawn mission into Only half o f tbs Ai)U Bel­ heart o f Congolese jungles gian paratroops who took part N ow , what does • couple followed by 4d hours a shad­ in the Sun ley ville mission do? ier sir bora* rescue fligh t to were used in M r. and M land are pi struct a (30, 130,085 t « M m Tads leyville. fighting a in property they own on Sandfrom Stanleyville. merciless war o f extinction lake Road. Directly behind Paulis, £25 mile* northwest against diehard rebels in Stmntheir property i* a parcel of o f Stanleyville, was believed i leyville and the jungle area land owned by tha county. to have been the last major surrounding it. The Belgians Copeland aaked the Commis­ pocket o f rebel resistance. |fought side by side with Consion i f it would consider put­ It fell today 2H houm af- I golrse Army troops and while ting tha property up for sale ter the paratroops landed, but mercenaries. and accept bids. Tha Commission hesitated tinea It txplained that It m ight want to use tha prop­ erty fo r trading purposes to g e t one last right-of-w ay It aeeda on S a n d l a k * Road. Chairman Jim A very remark­ In ilrd Prr*s International ed, “ W e might want ta use Unlike the m o u r n f u l the percei fo r a u altntian Thanksgiving o f one year ago, du m p." Americans cetera ted the holi­ That really threw a day today in joy and gratiat the Copelands.^ j tude. " I ’ m now o From a turkey and corneaid, “ about bulb I bread dressing-laden table on POO home with a famed Texa* ranch to quiet, dump in my hack |snow-drenched Montana hill­ are we to do?" sides, the day was on* o f Commissioner |thankful reverence, f a m i l y aader pointed reunions and contended rol­ assure you w e ll not da *wything m aliciously." ,-! ♦ M AD OUK ADS licking. M g Christmas Era f Key Witness WASHINGTON (U P I) Senate investigators plan to hold a preliminary Interview Friday with inauranco man Don B. Reynolds a key wit­ Sparkman ness in the latest chapter o f for Semin- tha Bobby Bakar case. only to have right back to % from Gary WASHINGTON (U P I) — Bob Apgar. U. S. Ambassador Maxwell ed the lead D. Taylor arrivea hare today for a high-level administra­ tion review o f strategy in the anti-Communiat war in South Viet Nam. LEO F •? Tropical Park feb*. A M IAMI (U P I)— Spruced-up Tropical Park opens South Florida’s IJii-day horse rar­ ing season today with the split running o f the (10,000added Hurricane Handicap. A Thanksgiving Day crow d of ugout 17,000 is expected. • r j ^ « \ ' FBI Knows HOMECOMING QUEEN Barbara Cox wa* in­ troduced at halftime of Wedneaday night's sea­ son finnle of the Seminole High School grid members. Mis* Barbara Cox is nhown a* she was escorted for the crowning by David Lanier. Cold, Snow Blanket North On Holiday By United Press A cold wave ami a band o f snow provided a wintry set­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — ting today for Thanksgiving Tha F B L k n ow j w)to hilled ju the northern ^United J u te * . the th u s young civil right* A cold wave warning was w o r k e r * at Philadelphia, Mi**., last summer ae well ae who was responsible fo r the fatal bombing of a Birming­ ham church in 1W3. lock Ua\ n i g h t he InUrcepted a DeLantl urned 30 the Semihey never in a 27 to v e r the Photo) Orlandoan Dies O LANTA, S. C. (U P I) — Eight persona. Including I)cmetrio Julio Crux, 2<J, o f Or­ lando, Hu., were killed early today in a two-car collision on U. S. 301. The other vic­ tim* wet* three adults and four children, all riding in a station wagon. Steel Parley pa seed to I t 30-yard TD PITTSBURGH (U P I)—Tha BdUdog* tied it Wage Policy Committee o f ckenridge the United Steelworkers of bis rj three yards America (U S W ), whose 1.2 * url million members have not had ininoie up late in a general pay increase in the third end Larry four years, meet her* next Matson In a Wreck- week to formulate demand* enridge went 30 fur an entirely new contract yards for • Jcounter and with the basic steel industry. Danny Til it with uot in the an cight-f fourth. Tha win gave Seminole a season record o f seven victor­ ies, two ties and a sinule loss. Today's Sanford Herald The huge float sponsored brings jou it* a n n u a l by the Latin Club won first Christmas Shopping Guide. pise* in the Homecoming pa­ In It yeu will find a huet rade. This float depicted a of special Item* offered by g l u t Hercules, holding a tiny area merchants which ha* b u lld o f'b y the scruff of the proven so popular in the neck. _ past. place winner was We invite end urge you lo tla Junior Class float which visit the merchants to take resembled a graveyard, but advantage o f the*« early was titled the ••Bulldog Bone(hristm a* Season aperial* yard." This flout hud a bull­ which they have prepared dog with his head in a guillo­ for you. You'll be glad you tine. did. Para-medic float won third prise with Its steamroller Remember lo "Shop Sem­ squashing the 'D ogs. inole end Save." Christmas Guide Today Tha accidental crept up slowly death in toil is opening hour*. The tional Unitel count Press at 2:30 Interna­ a. m. showed II person* had died in traffic and other arridents. A year ago, the nation sat down to holiday tales with appetite* numbed and hearts ■tunned over the aaaaieinatlon o f President John F. Kennedy lix day* earlier. The First Family this year gathering Prisoners Eat 'High On Hog' WASHINGTON (U P I) - The United States and Japan Wed­ nesday concluded a two-year agreement governing king fib fishing tn tins eastern Bering Sea. Under the agreement Japan will limit her king crab catch In the area off Alaska to 1*5.0O0 cases a )ear, a 20 per cent catch. Also put into effect were conservation measures banning the taking of certain crabs. LBJ worker* to the toads for the City, holiday caused traffic jam* Tex., fur a late afternoon and haiardous driving. Many persons p r e f a c e d rural o f Iowa turkey and Mr*. their feast with religious Johnson's own special co m ­ services, in New York, Meth­ bi tad dressing. odist and Presbyterian con­ Cold wave warnings were gregations joined for a union out for much o f the northern observance at the Central plains and northern Rockies. Synagogue in Manhattan for Teniperaturra dropped below the 23th time. aero in Montana where up to M aty’* annual Thankagiv. a fo o t o f snove fell Wednes­ ing Day parada in New York day. marked the official Christ­ The rush o f student* and mas isasun kickoff. Ranch near on the Johnson posted fo r much of the North­ ern Plains and northern Rocklea. The temperatur* fell to 12 below i*ro a t Havre, Mont,, •**ly J « U y „ SnDWTell f i nnt Lake Super­ ior te Nebraska. It ctma a f­ ter • atorm Wednesday dropred up to a foot of anow In Montana. Heavy rain fell In the East. M o n than one inch fell In a six-hour period at Allentown and Scranton, Pa., and New. •'Resident*'' of correctional ark, N J . Rain broke Pennsyl­ institution* in Seminole Coun­ vania and South Carolina ty will rnjoy holiday feasts droughts. Rain also fell In Idaho, today along with the citisens W aihington and Oregon. on the outside. Winds guating at more than At the city jail a dinner o f 40 mllea an hour knocked roast turkey, yams, fresh v eg ­ dawn power lines In New etables uml cranberry sauce York and blacked out an area will be topped o ff with pump­ o f 20 blocks in th« Bronx. kin pie. Winds o f about the samo Inmates of the county Jail speed whipped the snow In will have roast chicken Instead Montana and toppled n radio o f turkey, hut there'll be station power at North Char­ dressing, pumpkin pie for des­ leston, S.C. sert and vegetables including A m o n g s t tha virgnrous turnip green*. weather was a note from the A t the State's Division o f W est Michigan Touriit As­ Correction prison ferm at sociation. It said unh'it there Oviedo, an inquiring Herald is a heavy snowfall fast, few reporter wa* invited to join ski resorts will be utile to op­ the " resident s’* there for a en this weekend. Boyne Moun­ feast of roast turkey, with all tain, Crystal Mountain and the trimmings plus a choice o f Cahcrfue all were supposed to pumpkin or mincemeat pie. open this week. U. S. Signs Fact On Crab Fishing NO. 330 Giant Parade Set To Start f Gratitude Prevail - Swanky Liner Splits tanker In Dense Fog NEW Y O R E (U P I) - SANFORD, FLORIDA Taylor Arrives Someone once said there a: f givInR. One is grudito giving w "we have to," another is duty giving which say* "we ought to," and the third is thunks giving Look for which means "we want to." cica along The first is from constraint, the second Wednesday from a sense of obligation, but the third comes telling from a full heart. their P a i t j ____ It’s in this latter sense that The Herald larahlp Fend. tt’ a joins with thousands of Seminole County citizens on ly w ay th fefca today to express to our gratitude to God and to money for tha fund.; one another for the gracious manner in which tu t fo r tha all of us have been so abundantly blessed this a ' a Lpust year. Elliott Seminole County has been blessed with new Ident o f tha people, new ideas, new projects, new businesses, velopm ent «new industries and — perhaps most of all —- a plea, lias m e w zeal and determination to carry out the host * o f projects which, when completed, will make firm has alto to the lathis one o f the lending counties in Florida. tlon o f Collier , While we are thankful for so many phasMjH future construct) ' ef business, civic and professional life which lie high ichoal. has done so much for our county and its com­ • • munities, we are also grateful that through thjl fffo rts of many organizations we have in g*tjr Ground wai bi c machinery which will muke realities o f fo r the new (55, y proposed projects. Center at Sunland W e can Include the proposed marina, Tha Sanford Garden rminal, the St. Johns-Indian River Can, worked hard for many, te university, the community junior C<tt to aaa this dream taka d now a technical high school. tn brick and mortar. They o f these projects could have come i* have quite a waya to go to they have toward materilization without it all paid for, and will ha ving” of time and talent by so many ihn*edlng a little help from ls — not because they have to or ought eryone. — because they want to. nt’s why The Herald "wants" to and “ is” B rallty Odham has addi on this Thanksgiving Day. another (1,000 contribution to 3 “The Nile o f America” WEATHER: Fair and mild thru Friday; high 75-80; low tonight 55-85. i l l Sunday at Saaford >y Cantar. Tha public la 9 * * * * S a n to b ord groups w ill Mat • A lcoholics Anonymous « on the S t Johns River Boost Expected In Postal Rates JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (U P I) — Postmaster General John A. Gronouski said Wed­ nesday there may be Increases In postal rates for second and third class mail in an effort to cut the post office deficit. Gronouski, after conferring with President Jobnron on the LBJ Ranch, said he and the President had discussed the possibility of rate increases. He said Johnson told him to make a study o f those categor­ ies of m ail that represent a "n et lo s s " lo the government. Second and third-class mail* —Including books, magatines and circulars—falls into this category, he said. Gronouski said Johnson also directed stu­ dies to see If costs could be reduced by eliminating sev­ eral hundred o f the nation's smallest post office*. By Harry 1. Johnson What la expected to be the targeat Christmas parada lo Sanford history Is In the mak­ ing for 3:30 p.m. Dec. 2 in downtown Sanford. The plana are being made b y Wayne Albert, general chairm an o f the Sanford-SemInole J a yceei group, and a host o f sub-committee chair­ men. Albert a*id there are 110 unit* and 13 band* entered to date. The parade will form east o f Sanford Avenue and F ln t Street and move wfitward to Oak, then south to Fourth, eaat to Sanford, north to Sec­ ond and disperse at San Juan. All county school* will be let out that day at 2:30 p.m. so itudents and faculty m em ­ bers can participate or view the event. Local itate officials will Join city and county commis­ sioners, the police and fire chiefs, sheriff, Navy and Ma­ rine officers at the base, Cham ber o f Commerce offi­ cials, mayors of other Semin­ ole communities, and a host o f other* as special members of the parade. Special guests w i l l be D icky Deas, nine, and Scott Fuller, six, winners of the Jaycee parade theme contest with ihelr suggestion of “ My Christmas D ream ." Assisting Albert in the ar rangementa are the following com m ittee chairmen: Santa Claus. Bob Wade; publicity. Bill Reck; mar­ shals, Mike Richardson; J u d g e s , DeWltt Mathews; route, Wcmlall Springfield; convertibles, Jim McKee; balloon sale and shopping tour, Joe Russl and Bill Richardson; dignitaries, T om ­ m y Speer. Jaycee Wives will sell pop­ corn along the route and past Jaycee presidents will sell peanuts. Albert any* the Shrlners fun and frolic unit will take part iu the event, during which ilx trophies will be offered In six different categories. teen crew m en were overboard today when tha Iiraeli luxury liner Shalom col­ lided with a Norwelglaa tank­ er in dense fog. The U. S. C oait Guard re­ ported that tha tsraall User split the tanker Dagali 1* two and that lo o f the vaaeel'a crew m en who were swept overboard w ere chafing to the bow section. The Dagali la slaking, the Coast Guard said. It waa not Immediately known If there were aay In­ juries to crew or pasaeiftr* aboard the Shalom. The Coast Guards H id the accident happened about IT mllea northeast af Bareopt Light, N. J., while the Shalem was outbound on a Thankagiv Ing cruise. Early reports laid the Shalom collided with the Dagali near the atari section. The Norwegian v i a**! Im­ mediately radioed an SOB and reported It w a i taking hi wa­ ter and ta danger ef sinking. Tha Shalom radioed H wee in no Immediate danger, hot waa reported to have suffered damage to the how aectien and was taking In water in the forward hold and compartments. The (20 million luxury later radioed It waa to port under It* ow The Coast Guard H id R ' having difficulty in determin­ ing the exteat of damage to the vessels because the heavy fog had reduced visibility to near zero. 2 M end ueried In B & E Probe By City Police Tw o men are being held *a suspicion o f breaking end en­ tering after they reportedly tried to "ca a h " e bagful e f pennies at a place which ioet some pennies earlier In the day In a burglary. Being queitioned by city pa* lice are men identified H Johnnie Lee Golden and Jef­ ferson Jnn**, both o f 007 San­ ford Avenue. Polk* say they tried te ex­ change the pennies fo r folding money at Henderson's Bar, 720 E. Seventh St., last night. The bar had been entered during the previous night by breaking ■ window and cut­ ting a screen, A pey telephone was also ripped o f f the will ami taken, police said. Thieves removed three M * uusy windowa from the GoldsWASHINGTON (U PI) - The boro Elementary School some­ University ot Chicago site time Tuesday night o r aarty where the atomic age was Wednesday and took betwaeii born 22 years ago will tie mem $2 and (3 from a secretary's orialired as a national historic office. landmark. The Chick-N-Treet at 1(0* Interior Secretary Stewart S. French Av*. waa entered L. Udall will ntak the formal by someone heaving a con­ desianatioo of the north stands crete slab throu gh the front of the university's old Staff door. A cigarette machine Field in cerem onies in his o f­ was cracked open and about fice next Wednesday. *20 taken, polka report. Memorial Slated F or Atomic Site W h y You Should Buy TIRES From Lifetime Unconditional Hoad Hazard Warrmaljr • Periodic Inspection * Tire notation • Flat Tire Repair • Front End Check BUDGET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES Gunshot Som eone shot a hoi* in a utility door o f a new ^luee at St. Johns Avenue and West Fourth Street, police reported today. Fif­ swept 405 W. Flnt SL SAN FO RD , 32MU1 FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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S CANS F U L L -C U T ROUND, SIRLOIN, CLUB PILLSBURY CAKE YELLOW WHITE CHOCOLATE ALABAMA GIRL BUSH’S SEE-A LL 4aa Dill b it 1 e CANS uW UAil9 | • NAVY BEANS • GREAT NORTHERN • BUTTER BEANS • R i n KIDNEY FLOUR AND • BLACKEYE PEAS 10 SEE dr.E. SWEET MIXED ALL A L Ii LONG LUAU GRAIN liK A IA R IC E A 3 LBS. ^ TO M ATO ES 3 ^ 2 ? _ SY R U P i9 c WINTER GARDEN APPLE. PEACH. CHERRY Mix ’Em Or Match ’Em 3m™25* LEAN TENDER 79 CLOVERBLOOH PURE i-L a PACK PROUUCL PARADE GIANT SIZE LEAN TENDER PORN HERSHEY FRESH LEAN BONELESS 39> 8CN1.ITE DELTA LBS. ^ �5 0 Hostages Massacred B y Congo Rebels Cape Kennedy Flooded With Heavy Rains Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River e * ♦ * “The Nile of America** § > a n fe b I m t t o 100 Flown To Safety Parents sad alumni bars an extra apodal imitation to bs (o ssts a t tbs Homecoming > Sip Coda s r m ) LEOPOLDVILLE. Tha Cond a le s sponsored by tbs Mo­ ! • (UPI) — With a wild WEATHER: Mostly cloudy with gome m in thru Wednesday; high near 80; low tonight 68-70._______________ risot Council b o n 10 to 13:10 CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) burst of gunfire, Congo rebel* S Ja. after tbs game Wednes­ Heavy rain Monday night and VOL. 86 United Press Leased Wire Established 1808 TUES* NOVEMBER 24, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. massacred at least 60 whita day stoning at SHS cafeteria. early Tuesday flooded nearby hostage* In a Stanteyvill* Tbs “SssasUona” will play. (treat while Belgian pan* low lying residential area*, • • • troops and American planes blocked roads and slowed milHave you paid your taxes carried out a spectacular res­ for 1M4T Better se t with it all# worker* driving to work cue mission. A spokesman at Patrick Air if you w ant that four percent Tho atrocity killing* in discount th a t la yours If you Force Bare, about 13 mile* Stanleyville’* Lumumba south of the Cape, laid 9.31 pay la November. Square took place within tight inches of rain was recorded s e e of Belgian paratroope rushing to liberal* the whita hoatagee. Have your civic club, Sun­ during a 12-hour period on the Tha daring airlift wa* part­ day School class lodge or oth­ Cape but only 0.39 Inches were ly aucceaaful, ferrying 100 er group told the Jaycees that measured at the air base. By J alien The Brevard County agri­ City fathers Monday voted hostage# to Leopoldville in tho you are entering a float in the A(eerie te cultural agent in nearby Cocos to dig up another I 10O or to first flight. About 20 of those Santa Claua parade f You can Who's responsible for pay­ help make thle popular af­ on the mainland measured 7.7 to continue paying temporary ing tho estimated $1300 an­ saved on the first rescue plan* police guards at school cross­ fair a real thrill for juot ood­ Inches on rain, 0.S Inch abort nual power bill for operating were wounded. ings until achool la out for the The (hooting of the host­ les of kids, young and old of the record set In ISM. the new traffic signals at Several aide streets in the Christmas holidays. age* followed a night of rape DR. PAUL CARLSON alike. 1-4 and 8 R 434 posed n ques­ The city has been paying City of Cape Canaveral were s e e tion this morning for the and terror for Stanleyviila’a out 190.31 a week la salaries blocked by water six inches There will be many a col­ Board of Seminole County 1,000 white*, including 29 to three part-time guards to Americana. lege fresh man-and u p p a r deep and more than a dosen Commissioners. get children across street Details of the wanton iboofeclassmen, too — who will cut bouses in low lying areas were safely at West Side, SouthLast weak it rams to the A $135,000 expansion of the Geneva central office of Southern Bell Tele­ surrounded by rain water. ing by the rebate, were disa few claasee to be here for attention of the fltats Road aide, Sanford Junior High and phone, due to growth of that area, will be commenced Dec. I, Manager cloaad by refugee* reaching the Homecoming Day celebra­ Department th at a blind In­ Crooms High Schools. COLO WEATHER Robert Shedden said today. A $30,000 building, with $105,000 in new tion. Schoolmates and hometersection a t tha interchange Leopoldville, SWEEPS NORTH equipment, will be installed adjacent to the present office. Service will be Commissioner! have appeal­ The U.B. Embaaay In Leo­ folks alike will be happy to had been the causa for num­ By United Press ed to the School Board for help inaugurated June 27. poldville reported that it unaee them. And wanna know erous accidents. Heavy rain swept in off the with the school crossings and ■omathlng, the Old Cloekwlnd The Department Immediate­ derstood Dr. Paul Carlson was Pacific Ocean on gutty winds other problems but as of Mon­ e r will give you odds that ths ly Installed traffic signals among a large group of By a 3-1 vote Monday, Ctty today, drenching coastal cit­ day night had received no an­ young returnee# will be even and has asked Seminole Americana and Belgian* shot ••• ies In the northwest with an swer from abcool officials. Commissioner* voted to pick In Lumumba Square — named happier to see "the old home County to pay tha power bill inch of moisture. Showers also In a letter to the School for tha late Premier Patrice up tho tab far tho Sanford town" — and the folka that since there are no providing soaked parts of the South At­ Board dated Nov. 10. die city tnaka It the hospitable epot fundi In the 3RD budget for Lumumba, a leftist leader who Chamber of Commorc* of $2,lantic and eastern Gulf states. requested the co-operation and wa* murdered after tha Con­ 041.31 worth of bills accrued th at It Is. such expenditures. Fair skies covered most of assistance of the School Board go won Independence. in connection with tha recent s e e Commission C h a i r m a n the nation. A slow moving cold in four matters Including (be­ Pilot Killed Conservation Weak exhibition. James Avery this morning Another, idea: the high- front edged southward -cross sides the cross guard pro­ GAINESVILLE (UPI) ‘HUMANITARIAN’ Commissioner Earl Higgin­ countered with the observa­ achool that was thought to be the upper Great Lakes and a blem): The matter of a side­ Leonard Dykes, 34, of GainesOPERATION botham voted a loud “no” at* tion, "We don’t have any Snowed under with a small "the rock pile" now will look warm front pushed up the walk on Celery Avenue from Seminole County Sheriff's ville. the pilot, was killed and WASHINGTON (UPI) — ter be failed la an attem pt to funds budgeted for such ex­ “ mighty aoft." avalanche of applications to Florida peninsula. Sanford Avenue to Mellooville Department has received a James Arthur Davies, 21, penditures, either," and he The joint U.S. — Belgian de­ amend tha motion to aay that s e e Temperatures at 2 a. m. Avenue; ‘‘public service award” fram Gainesville, was seriously In­ permit installation of commun added that *lt Isn't the coun­ cision to send troops on a tha city would pay tha tab only Moro atumpere: What word ranged from six degrees above A pedestrian cross walk at Orlando for the part deputies jured in the crash of a light Ity television cables here, City ty's fault th at the Inter­ rescue mission Into rebel-held If the Sanford Chamber et In tho English language Is xero at Unestone, Maine, to Sanford Junior High School plane near here Monday. area* of tha Congo waa taken Commerce would agrwe to Join Commissioners Monday night change Is faulty In design." pronounced the mum but has 71 degrees at Key West, Fla. over French Avenue, a t an and auxiliary members play­ only when all othar measure* the Seminole County Chamber Avery declared, "It'a a de­ listened to representatives of ed when President Johnson four different meaning* and Seasonably cool temperatures estimated cost of $18,000, pend WU Hearing had failed. of Commarce. sign problem and It looks four companies and then voted visited Central Florida last spellings T were the rule elsewhere. lug approval of the State In announcing tha action “ Wa simply cannot continue TALLAHASSEE (UPI) from hero that tha State e e e to table the whole matter for Cold weather Monday set Road Department; month. The Public Utilities Commiss­ Road D a p a r t m a n t must early today, the State Depart­ to support two chambers and Then there's this one: One records from Arkansas to New Activation of the traffic light The citation, framed and ion has scheduled a public further study and research. assume t h e responsibility. ment emphasised that the op­ Pm not going to vote to glvn England. at Third Street and French signed by Mayor Robert Carr, hearing for Dec. 17 in Jackson­ Commissioner! were advlswon one f t prise. Since It Involves a federal eration waa "humanitarian— them on* more penny,” be s e e The mercury dipped to 17 Avenue at an estimated cost ville on proposed rite increas­ rd by City Manager W. E. highway and a primary atata not military." It aald the Bel­ vowed. of Orlando, praised the "out­ Answer to the itumper: degrees at Llttla Rock, Ark., of $2,600. Commissioner Jo* Baker standing public service and es by the Western Union Tele­ Knowles to "move very slow­ road It certainly doesn’t In­ gian troopa and U.S. planea Wright can write the right 19 a t Mamphia, Tenn., 23 at The city's letter asked that co-operation” given the city graph Company. would be pulled out aa soon said b* felt that the city should volve Seminole County." ly on this m atter.'' Knowles Jacksoa, Mi**., 27 i t Atlanta, a meeting be act up to dis­ rite. Right? I A\>ry. continued, "Before aa the rescue sates Ion was ac­ try to support n ay ' project Ga.t and 14 at Charleston, W. cuss these items and brln/ wa* osinmei* '<d up all vf the e e e whereby the city receives to* Vioiopcc* Spreads * i agree to pay $1,800 a complished. All available deputies and Va. them to a conclusion. cable company representa­ vorable publicity, American officiate (aid tha Some (not many) American year for the rest of our livea auxiliary members were on SAIGON (UPI) - Anti-gov­ Flags wera still flown et half think tha SRD ought to decision to undertake the res­ Sanford Chamber P m U e o t duty in Orlando during the ernment violence spread today tives for his comprehensive re­ staff Friday. visit of tho President. They to one of Saigon's most faih- search into the m atter which consider rebuilding tha Inter­ cue operation came after a A. B. Peterson Jr. and Mao* e e e were given strategic assign­ kmahle schools. Screaming, he presented to the commiss­ change. S o m e b o d y really conference Monday in Nairo­ ager Jim Talmsdge mads no Sanford-8eminoie Jayceei ments along with other mem­ rock-throwing Vietnamese stu­ ioners in a memorandum prior dropped the ball, and It bi, Kenya, between William indication to city commission­ Attwood, the U.S, ambassador ers whether they would coo■till have tome fertillier for bers of other police depart­ dents barricaded themselves to appeals from the compan­ wasn’t 8«mln<>le County." Tha chairman also said that to Kenya, and rebel “ foreign ildcr the Seminole Chamber’s inside and challenged police ies. eaie, Ju st call the Jsycee ments on hand far the visit. invitation to join but retain to rout them out. Booth end they’ll deliver it The award reads: Knowles suggested that the he understood that the fed­ minister" Thomas Kama. their own statu* aa a division. "In recognition of outstand­ to you. city officials meet and atudy eral highway people noted s e e You can't buy the stuff San­ Tucker called yesterday'* ing public service and co­ First Appearance the matter, draw up their own the faulty design and had In­ LOS ANGELES (U l'l) - franchise regulations and send formed the State Road De­ Overheard: I was married ford got yesterday but it’s showers as "too spotty to be operation extended the city Merchants Plan of general help." lie said the of Orlando Police Department One of Jacqueline Kennedy's it to the various companies in­ partm ent for eight year* before my free. O n l y there wasn’t KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) A motion by Commissioner cloud rover this morning will in preparation and perform- first public appearances fol­ dicating whit the city would wife knew I drank. She found enough of I t allow ihe moisture to atay anco of measures necessary lowing her year of mourning accept in a franchise and what John Alexander to set up a — An explosion cleaved a Discussion Meet out the night I made a ml»Parts of the Sanford area longer. The agricultural agent for the safety of Lyndon B. the death of President John they would not accept. meeting with the State Road three-itory apartment build­ take and went home sober. Representative merchants Department before the Com­ ing In half early today near were pelted by two afternoon said "much more general Johnson, president of the "Then we’ll see bow many F. Kennedy will be at a funds e e from the “ downtown” area ol the downtown hub, Injuring at mission took any action was Thirty-fifth annual barbe­ rainstorms while many near­ rain is needed to prevent ser­ United States, on his visit to raising dinner Dec. 2 for the are stIU interested,” said adopted by the county board. leaat IS persona. Three other* Sanford and the South Sin. Orlando, Florida. Ceiiars Sinai Medical Center. Knowles. cue of Judge R- W. Ware’s Bl* by areas failed to record any ious damage.” "Under any circumstances," were mining and feared dead. ford business area wilt meet bla class of First Methodist precipitation. said Alexander, "we must co­ The three—two chltdren and at noon Wcdneidiy a t tfaa C*« Church will be held at 7 p.m. The weatherman promised, operate with the SRD until an elderly man—were in first pri Restaurant for discussion tonight at McKinley Hall. the Interchange can bo rede­ floor apartments that were of problems of the two areas however, more rain will (all Judge W’are opened this cla»» in an attempt to co-ordinate signed." buried in wreckage. in 1029 and has been its only in scattered showers today. effort* for promotion and Yesterday's storms could taachar. beautification. a e e be teen approaching from the Marines of Marine Barracks, During the exercise the men return to hi* unit. A stimulate who are captured are awara Representing the South San* ford bm lneii men will b* Memo to Carroll Burke: east and ampia warning was Sanford Naval Air Statloa, to­ will be questioned by the " e n -; ing escape factor might be of their responsibilities to George Mills, Robert Yentscla 8ome people are wondering if given to seek cover. They day began a twoday field emy” In an attempt to gain the limited food supply of rice their country and service ami and Art Brown. Meeting with proceeds from ChriUmaa Seal crossed the city in a south­ training exercise called Ope­ military information about the and fish for the I’OWs which know what they have to face Naval Air Station and its air-;has been reported by the as- as a prisoner. them will be John Krldcr, ■alea in Seminole County are westerly direction and soak­ ration "Catch.” "A 1’OWs’ main responsibi­ Seminole County Chamber ol Purpose of the exercie is to craft and other items which sistant camp rommandent, going to Orange County, since ed much of the area in doing lity is not to reveal, at any Commerce manager; B. L. train the Marinas in the code may aid their campaign Men "Comrade" t B Smith. they were delivered in envel­ 1L refusing to co-operate will be The Marine Barracks com­ cost, Information of any na­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — But ha did not closa tha door Perkins J r., president of th* of conduct for U. S. service­ ope* with Orlando return ad­ Agricultural Interests ball­ subjected to "the treatment" manding officer. MaJ. B. T. ture which may aid the en­ Gov. Fania Bryant and Gov. • on action after h* takes of­ Sanford Merchants Associa­ dress and postmark. ed the rainfall at almost des­ men, priionet-of-war life and in an attempt to break their Chen, commented that "in all emy. lie then must continual­ elect Heydun Burns have fice to upset Bryant's appoint­ tion, and other members ol • • • perately needed and added interrogation methods, a n d Fuislers: Pronounce Polish much more la necessary to iescape and evasion techni­ will to resist interrogation and wars. Mime fighting men have ly strive to escape and rejoin reached some agreement on ments, although he would not the Chamber board of direc­ reveal information. tors. become prisoners of their en­ his unit so he may again be­ membership of the new Board go into what ha might do. ques. and polish; Job and job. prevent a loss of crops. During the course of Ihe ex­ emy. We always hope, of come an effective fighting of Ragenta but still haven't Commencing tha exercise Dr. Frank Darby, of the Dove hunting in Leffler Central Florida Experiment was this existing problem situ­ ercise an alert Marine may course, that this will not hap­ man. This awareness and ironed out many of the spec­ Field on State Road 419 near Station, said this morning hii ation: A large enemy force find the opportunity to escape, pen, but we want to make training we hope to aecom ifics. Bryant and Burna met Mon­ Wagner has been closed be­ station recorded .29 of an has landed uti the Florida East evade the enemy forces, and sure that toe unfortunate few pllih during this exercise.” day to talk over the matter Coast ami is advancing toward cause of (he lack of doves. inch of rain yesterday. for the second time but still Unless more doves appear the He added the humidity had the Sanford Naval Air Station felled to reach final agree­ site will be closed to hunters held throughout the night at and other military basea in A 4JWAY 1 rVRBT QUALfTY * ment. Bryant had hoped to for the rest of the current sea­ too per cent aod with this Central Klorda. A reconnaiannounce the board membera son. This action was reported morning’s cloud cover it all sance foot patrol has been a week ago but apparently by Bob Johnson of the Fresh­ helped the parched earth. sent from Marine Barracks to found more disagreement then w ater Fish and Game Com­ "With the clouds,” he said, lorate the enemy force, their directions of march, logical ha anticipated with Burn*. mission. "we usually get some rain e e • The new nine-member board, and that will be a big help." avenues of approach and other intelligence information which which will admlnlater Flor­ Two separate notices on Dr. Darby said the area ida's higher education inatituthe same church bulletin cou|,j use about aix inches can be passed on to the Ma­ tiona, takes office Jan. 1, five board leaves the readers in stretched over ■ period of a rine and Army units rapidly moving down from the North days before Bryant ends hie a quandary. Reads one: week. to meet the enemy threat. term, thus giving him the re­ "Strong drink is your worst County Agricultural Agent During *he patrol the Ma­ sponsibility for naming tha enemy.'* Reads the other: Cecil A. Tucker also pointed members. “ Make your worst enemy to the urgent need (or more rines met a large enemy unit The members Bryant names your best friend.” SUPER-SIZE rain to prevent a serious loss which cut off the withdrawal • • • routes and captured most of will have to ba approved by of citrus. He said leaf curt 100% DACRON* POLYESTER the state Cabinet and also by Just noticed that letters is being noticed on the trees the patrol. The Marloea were the state Senate. from the State Road Depart­ and a fruit drop can be ex­ marched to the rear and con­ FILLED PILLOWS Burn* would not say after ment are dated thusly: No­ pected unless the area gets fined in an enemy prisoner-ofwar stockade Here the Ma the hour-long private eetiion vember IS. 19Safety-4. some more relief. rioes will remain for the next with Bryant what ha planned two days unless they can man­ to do if he w u not satisfied Goldwater supporters are a age tn escape and make their loyal lot . . one such "never Would-Be Thief with Bryant's decisions on membership. say die” individual living on A would be thief was fright­ way back to Marine Barracks. • SOFT AND FLUFFY Dodd Road, posted a sign on ened away Monday afternoon The POW stockade wa* con­ " I’m eur* the Governor la • NON-IRRITATING his property before the elec­ after he ripped a screen and structed under the supervision going to protect hie position • KEEPS ITS FRESHNESS tion reading "This house is tried to open a window at the of S Sgt. V. C. Lawson, tha and 1 will protect my position. • CORDED EDGES MARINE “POW" is given the “torture barrel” treatm ent in “Operation sold on Goldwater” and has home occupied by Maybelle Barracks training SCO. who » I expect there will b* no ocCatch" exercises of the Murine Barracks ut SNAS. The “prisoner" is • YOUR KEY TO RESTFUL SLEEP now added the w o r d, Oliver at 1000 West 12th Street, “c a m p commandant” and caelon for either of us to take I' chief interrogator.” police reported today. Lance Cpl. J. 1L Luellen and the “enemy guard” iA H e. Harold A. Miles. •STILL.” separate action,’’ Bugas **14. Traffic Signal A ta M Poses Puzzle City Digs Up $100 To Pay School Guards Conservation Tab Of $2,Ott Paid By City County Deputies Win Praise For LBJ Visit Duly w uva City Postpones Action On TV Cable Requests Rain - But More Needed Locally Three Missing 'Enemy' Takes M arines Bryant, Burns Still At Odds am neifi n 2 For $6 �Haiardous SR 431 Protested Br BIOOBST EVENT la circles this weak U U>« Navy* Army football game, Saturday and of e o « m , tvaryona will be watching, aa U la to ba televised. RVAH J Officers Wives have joiaod with their kuabaadi la glaaolag soma aaciUag pregama aetlvitlas. By Maryana Nile* Move seeking the elimina­ tion of a traffic hazard an Stats Road 431 by the State Road Department has been launched by business and civle leaders in tha Forest City All proceeds, or course, go in the elub'a charities. The roadway In question Is a sharp, narrow B-curve, In­ cluding a narrow hridge, be­ tween State Road 436 and Oakland Estates. good ume tvtryon* Pointing to two recent ac­ Harvest Ball, Saturday cidents on the 431 highway in at the Ballroom. which a woman motorist was There have been ravea fatally injured and a tractorWednesday at 4 p. m.. the the "lerrlfle'’ decoration trailer overturned, the Foreat Wlvaa will kavada the After­ "delicious’' food, the City residents hava petltlonad burner h r § Navy pap rally, great" orehastra and County Ceram laalonar • fleet with soma o' the "moat at* seemi to hava thoroughly en­ W, Lawrence Swofford for tractlva" chaarlaadara you joyed themselves. action. He hae promised that, Over 300 attended this aver saw. . when eeated on the county Helping to get evtryooe la locitl slght-tima function, spon­ hoard in January, he will re­ the spirit will ba "Wally" the sored by tha NOWC, with Vlea quest the m atter ba referred goat, who has boat '‘rented" President Jo Maloney aa to Richay Grstn, SRD district aU chairman of the for the occasion from Mrs. engineer at DeLand. 4 IMPROVEMENT OF SR 131 between SR 436 and Oakland Estates is Raymood Scheal of Camaroo event. Mrs. Batty MacGetn, pres­ bttinjf Fought by residents of the Forest City area, protesting tha road la Much credit must go, (Sea photo) ident of the Forcct City Mer­ too narrow and thcra are loo many curves, plus a narrow bridge. All aqutdrona a n lavHed to to Marcia Foy, who waa chant* Association, who re­ atlaad the pap rally and also charge of the decorating craw sides on 431 near the danger­ the " watchlag'’ party which la from RVAH-7. These gals real­ ous group of curves, claim* THE CiOAT GIRLS, Dorli Johnson, (left) and Arlan* Bryant, (right) ly came up with soma wonder­ slated far Saturday aftenoosi she has had a number of nar­ pone with "Wnlly” the gout, traditional symbol of tha Navy, ns they get at the BCKJ'a oo their eoMr ful Ideas. At tha entrance they row ascapea from collisions ready for the big pre-Army-Navy game pap rally at the Afterburner, hid a scarecrow In a flight television sat. with cart travelling at too Wednesday at 4 p.m. All squadrons are invited to join the fun and fes­ Aa amusing anecdote was suit, keeping company with high rataa of apaad and "hug­ (Herald Photo) tivity. relate i* by the wives wbo were a "pumpkin-faced doll." ging tha middle of tha road." The an lira ballroom was in charge of the goat. She added tha roadway is They told us that "Wally's spicy and fragant with fresh slippery when wet and advo­ owner says the goat la a little greenery, reat trees, hay, au­ cated mure caution sign* and hard of bearing, but reads tumn leaves, and looked Juat mart police patrolling, espe­ like autumn in the out of Ups pretty well." cially a t night She also feels Mrs. H. 1. Bakks. Mrs. Wil­ doors. NOVEMBER 11, 1M4 •Id Schroedar, Laka Mary; tha bridge la too narrow. liam Bolte, and Mrs. Craig The lablas were cleverly Donald Taylor, North Orlan­ John Bethea, president of Admission* Moore a n the "post girls.” decorated with greenery, dried do; Sandra George, (Jviedo. the Forest City Community Russell Tulmadge, James Cheerleader* will be Lt. arrangements and candles, Association, who lives In the November 22, 1941 Gerald Coffee and Lt. Craig with lb* lighted candles and Arhogast, M a r i o n McNeil, middle of the curve* and who Arlml*»lnn* Moore. These two are busy all Ibe other decoration* cast­ Kevin Puckett, Matthew W. Ivy Jane Katridge. Paul "lo«t" two acres of his land (practicing their cheers and ing i festive glow overall. Smith, There** Fay, 'Wanda Smith, Ida Dinkins, Donna At­ uml nearly hi* home when the th e n will be plenty of re­ Centered amidst the sumpSmith, Patricia My«r». Emma kina, Donald Howe, Amy An­ MID improved the road in freshments oo hand to help llous buffet supper, (catered Miller, Sanfcrd; Betty Row- derson, George Cambridge, 11M6, feels the biggest prob­ by the Tradewlnd* Cafeteria) soothe any hoarse throats. land, Lillie Mae Troutman, Jean Ayaeue, Jvisie Waits, lem la the speeder*. He heLcdr. Dick Johnson, wbo is were over-flowing cornucopias, Lake Monroe; Edna Snyder, Joseph Orseno, Sanford; Mon- llve* the present 36-mile-perBETTY MacGEEN MARY WILLIAMSON In charge of the Afterburner filled with harvest fruits. JOHN BETHEA JO MALONEY Orange City; Donald N. Tay­ • lie Stevens, Laka Monroe; huur speed limit should ba is working with the wives oo Providing the music en. . . narrow escapes . . . caution needed . , . speeding lor, Orlando; Fred Geiger, Linda Hittle, Longwood; Ju enforced. rhairmnn pluming the pep raUy, tertsinment for dancing and New York. Allan Forward, active in JemSharp, Maitland; John So remember, It doesn't listening was the keynotes Births Kutia, Ocala; Beulah Taylor, community affair* and • lead­ m atter what aquidroo you be­ combo, who kept everyone's Mr. end Mr*. Lenox Fay, Orange City; Thomas H*nn, ing merchant, believe* that long to, you are invited to feet tapping aU evening. Project Funds "until this dangerous curve is Sanford, a girl. SaroaoU. Join the pep rally and the NOWC will have a board straightened out a great bigDiarhargta Births watch party. Go, Navy! meeting December lat at the To Beautify big-big warning sign should Ruth E. Rodgers, Margaret Mr. and Mr*. Raymond home of Betty Stokei at 1 D. Tlndel, Marl* W. Walker, Rooney, Sanford, • boy; Mr. bo polled.1* 8EVENETTES, the Enlisted p. m. Mr*. Ernestine Forward Reatrlre Rivera, Brldglda Tor and Mrs. David Humphery, Hwy. 17-92 Wives club of RVAH-7 were commented tha road is espe­ re* Hawk, Mark Hatcher, Sanford, a girl. guests recently of M n. B. B. Proceed* from a dessert Jan* Sue Schults, John Small cially dangerous when there Brown, wife of Urn command­ Longwood Rally Discharges bridge sponsored by the beau Jr., Brett Jamee Von Herbu ing officer of Seven, at Mrs. Matthew W. Smith, Sam J. is fog. Shu said the highway Brown’s home. Cohoate** was Scheduled Today tlficatlon committee of the lit, Carolyn Varner and baby Watson, Theresa Fay and ba­ really i* a blind curve and DeBary Carden Club will he hoy, Sanford; Helen Walkup, Mrs. Kenneth Knny, wife ol 'B a k u ^ € A jU O by girl, Paul Aucoin, Franz the bridge I* too narrow. used to beautify Hwy. 17-92 Other local residents com­ Seven's executive officer. DeBary; Henry Levy, Geneva; W. Green, Far* Frailer, Vio­ Longwood'* annual political The group held election ot rally sponsored br (he Long- through tha community, Mrs. Margaret Ramaey and baby la Durham. Sanford; Mary mented thusly on the danger­ f officers sod Mrs. Roy Pounds wood Volunteer Fire Depart­ William Lakaman, ah sir mans girl, Lakt Helen; Ntwerty Vail*, HharlenetLaughlin, De­ ous SR (.'11: Mra. Mary Williamson — was re-elected to her post as ment will be held at S p.m. reported today. Robinecn and baby girl, Oa llary; Emily Mann and baby leader. Others wbo were elect today In City Park. Candi­ Noma 30 women of the area teen. girl, Lake Mary; Louthcnia feels something must he dona SETS ed a t this tima Include Mrs. dates each will be given five attended the event which was November 20, 1944 Mitchell and baby boy, Lake tn caution drivers shout the curves, adding many time* James Brower, vice president; minutes to state their qualifi­ held at Mra. Lakeman’s home Monroe; Edna Snyder ami ba­ Admiaaione Mrs, Ira Sewell, socrtlary, cations end platforms. A on Sanford Avenue Other KwamJa Bentley, Sallie by boy, Orange City; Arbesto she ha* been forced to the members of the committee in­ from Mrs. Jamee Busaard, treaiur question and answer period Wight, Abraham Rouse, Viv­ Washington, Oviedo; Thomns ■ids of the road hy oncom­ ing car* proceeding too fast. ALLAN FORWARD ar and Mrs. Charles Stone, will follow. R. T. Milwca will cluded Mr* Karl Merrill, ian Wilson, Robert l.undquilt, llinn, Sarasota, Mra Lynn Reed, Mr* George It la treacherous for folk* . . . big sign chaplain. serve aa moderator. NOVEMBER 23, 19*4 Nicely and Mra. E Shop- Melania Byrd, Willis Brown, not familiar with the many These new officer* will be Annia Wlsaeweara, Loratta Refreshments of doughnuts faugh. Admission* for both vehicle*. curvet and sharp turns. Installed December IS at the and coffee will be served by Bob Conover—says he can’t winner* w e r e Florence lllghtahoe, Luadean Estea Joyce Dehose, Fred Sterchi, COOKW ARE .Mrs. Beverly Lashtey — a Lake Monroe Inn at 7 p. m. the lire department. Nell Cordell, Roy F. Mann Philip Zeull, Lucille Doudney, umluratand why this road was Hunter, Mr*. L Garland, very dangerous road and even Mrs. Brown officiated at the fin is h e d w ith Candidate* appearing wilt Mrs. Pauline I'etitt, Mrs. Dennis Everett Smith, San Mary T h o m p s o n . Frank blinker* would not be enough laid out so poorly, and hope* elect bo be Mayor A. R. Lormsnn, In­ Margaret White, Mr* Jean ford; Juanita Athearn, De Jones, Sally J. Field*. Phyl­ i DUPONT warning; somehow there must better planning will help this Mrs, Pounds appointed the cumbent, and his opponent, Land; Nellie Jackson, Geneva; lis Finley, Jacle Wynn, Ro­ he a way to give driven a dangerous situation. following Sfvenettes to do the David Wentworth; Council­ Spaulding, Mrs. Edith TrusC. F. Field*—a very haz­ aell and Mra. Mary McUcan. James R. Schroeder, Jerry bert Dennis, Rubin Richard, strong warning, decorating for Seven's All man R. Carlson, incum­ Si-brooder, Lake Mary; Lou Paul Smith, Sanford; Edna Hands party, scheduled for bent, and Jim Reiter, William Richard Ostrander — po»- ardous road, and too many thrnia Mitchell, Joanna Dais Reilly, Hazel Myhre, Norma THE •Ibly barricades at the tide* unnecessary curve*. December fth at tba Ball­ llaumholier, Donald Smith, School Vandals Lake Monro*-. Grubbs, Werner Wlegand, De­ FINEST room: of the road would help tho Percy While snd Leroy " J e r­ Young boya wore blamed hit QUALITY! nary; Henry Simpson, Gene­ Births Mrs. C. Stringer will be ry" Riley; City Clerk Onnie situation; there must be morning for vandalism at the Mr. and Mr*. Kanneth Wil­ va; Dorothy Lane. Lake VFW Inspection chairman, aasisUd by Mrs. R. Shnmale, incumbent, and Wilson School in Paula, ac­ something to lessen this son. Sanford; a hoy; Mr. and Monroe; Marie Brooks, Mait­ District eight VFW Com­ Busaard, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Mrs. I). R. Cray and Tax cording to Deputy Fred Kelly, dangerous curve and warn Mrs. John Mitehall Lake Mon land. mander Taylor will make an A. Surbrock, Mrs. J. Coombs. Collector Roy Shumate, in drivers, He said paper was scattered roe, a hoy; Mr. and Mra. Den Discharge* Mis. C. Johnson, Mrs. C. Slone cumbent, and B. R Gray. Mrs. RUrkie llcrota—It I* official inspection of South around the rooms. Alonzo Scott, Minnie Fri*on, n!» Buss, Luke Monroe, • boy; end Mrs. J. Pspaon. not dangerous if one is going Seminole Post 8207 today at 8 COMPLETE Mr. ami Mrs. Caspter Mann. Robert Underwood, John F. Mrs. Brown was given a at the correct rate of speed, p m. at the Post Home on Old Lake Mary, a girl; Mr, and Ward, Paul Smith, Shirley A. ASSORTMENT lend farewell from the club but this la not guaranteed Dixie Highway north of Long­ Mrs. Herbert Snyder, Orange Olinger, Baby Girl Monett, wood. Commander Taylor will and was prescnlsd with a gift Sanford; Lottie M. Wright, from the driver coming the be accompanied by his dis­ City, a hoy. from tiw group. other way; feels there is not Lilly S. Cullen. DeBary. DUchaegee Three new members wet much warning given for the trict officer* and Post Com­ Ronnie Easter, Cindy By­ FIR EPLA C E corned to the club included group of curves on this spot, mander John McManus will num, William Yates, Grace conduct the meeting Mrs. Oti* Berry. Mrs. Wit Mr*. Sua Gates—feels the Stapel. Jan Dyer. Edna ThomEQ U IPM EN T Him Johnson Jr. and Mrs. bridge la too narrow, more as, Effie Long. George II. Jeffrey Wldman. Mr*. Coombs, warning ia needed and tho V J U H lT E I EXTRA LARGE SELECTION Thigpin, Margaret Jones, Rose mother-Inlaw of M n. Jack road should be straightened. Le# Cessnnova, Evelyn M. DeCoombs was a guest at the Mrs. Jo Mayo—this road Mattio and baby girl, San­ meeting has had some "pretty bad” ford; Blanche Page, John W. Mrs. Pounds announced that Nnv, 30 has been set as the accidents and faela there Lowe. Charles Stanhiti, De­ extension deadline of the should be mora warning sig­ e hoard meeting will he held for Bary; Joyce CriH-ker and baby United Fund campaign wind­ nals; too many drivrra “hog" al her home, December Ulh CUSTOM-MADE boy, f.ake Mary; Marlene up and Chairman Troy Ray the road around the curves. at 9 30 a. m. The next regular kfolks llergren, Longwood; K a r l is urging that all "Red Feath­ Wayne Norris—needs to ho CURTAIN SCREENS meeting will he held in Rucsclnr, Osteen. conference room, January er bearers" gat their reports straightened out; definitely i* November 21, 1944 19th at T:3« p m tn as soon as possible. • hazardous group of curve*; a • » moved Admissions Largest group contribution commented his Ifi-year-old Fallela T. Rooney, Shirley to date wia received from the son, Mike, “sure hates these ACEY DEUCY Wive* Club to SANFORD A. Olinger, Sarah Burka, Otis Navy Base and Wing, with s curves, they scare him.11 1* sponsoring a Harvest Dance Bush. Kriatl Brown, Olllt grand total of 44.433. Largest at the Acev Deucy Cluh TsW 0A4 (Ihwe Mil (or »U(»S Luthar Milts—on* of tha HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES tide*), a*11 onstiu with ketbtts Humphrey, Paul Smith, Sam ilngle contribution U from most dangerous roads ha ha* day from 1 p. m. lx I i el |ittl snd miivmi'ioa l beet *■• • TOASTERS Joe Watson Jr., Sanfnrd; the Chase and Company offi­ had to travel in this part of with the mu«le of the Vigilan­ • BLENDERS city. st<r is (snuina hotpiUMv. • COFFEE .MAKERS Sharon Laughlln, DeBary; cers end employe* In the sum tha country; just not enough te* comho. • IRONS ind vou'fl here I |tn<!0 JS l "4 • KITCHEN MIXERS de< gnlfui weicom*. Jett paan* Till* will be a costume Linda Gail No*. Lake Mery; of 42.143. • CAN OPENER warning for tha amount of Sharon Hutto, Longwood. ty say* Condi Sampson with Gold Awards for loo per curvat ahead; could stand a prise* for Uw beat Blrtha cent participation have gone bit of straightening out. \\d c o m e |^ \a $ > n . There will also Mr. and Mrs. David Brown, to Southern Bell business of­ Sydney Miles—live* right CAM PING EQ U IPM EN T •how. »h* say*. Sanford; a hoy; Mr. and Mr*. fice, First Federal, Sanford in the middle of these rurve* PORTABLE — WITH BENCHES Sunday, November 29th la Jo* Hlghtshoa, Sanford, • Tollc* Department, S o u t h and aaya they a rt nothing hut CAMP TABLE................. Amateur Night and Virginia retro.hi bay; and Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Seminole Bank, City Street * trap—It is outrageous fur ...... $29.86 P. It. line 1211 1* Invited to bring JET AIR PORTABLE ROOM Hutto, Longwood, a girl. Department, City Fire De- tha State R«*d Derailment Sanford ■truments or brush up on Discharge* partment, Seminole Memorial to have a road Ilk* this. ELECTRIC HEATERS...... $29.95 act, aa alt will be givtn S a l l i e Wright, Mamie Hospital, City Utilities DeMrs, J tri Higihy--* hole rhylll* Itugcn.tein KEROSENE chance to perform, FA 3-4234 Spoils, Linda Powall and baby partment, C e n t r a l Florida apptara hy tha hridge; the • • * CANAVERAL HEATERS $37,60 Lake Mart boy, Paul Polgar, Nevada Experiment Station. Cowan's road department till* it up, NOW IS THE TIME to plant Pitta, Gary Paad, Emma Mil­ Department S t o r e , Nor* Norris Wall and th* hole toun appear* those pansy plants for bloom TF 4-1311 lar. Marion McNeill, Bobble Plumbing and Heating, Me- again. Th* bridge ie too nar­ 5- Seminole Ing flowers in your garden and Lundqulet, Edgar L a n a y , Crory'i, Royal Castle, Rlnksr row, and la one-way whan a home next spring. Elaine Kerr and baby girl, Materials of Longwood end truck approaches. Mildred Haney You ran grt some <84-3631 Carol Kampf, Melania Byrd, Hopper Elementary School. Paul Millelagel — at the Helton* giant deluxe pansy seedlings Margo Bolantlna and baby Total contribution lo date bridge there la a sinkhole; Lumber & Ace Hardware it i very good price from the boy, Sanford; Margaret Starl­ toward the 340,000 goal la 328. as it ia filled up, It reap­ Mary Getting* sfficer's wives of RVAH-iJ, B» at Lake ing, Casselberry; Ann Stum, -41 or 70 per cent of the to pear* very soon. Says he 700 French Ave. 293.4817 Det. I. Betty Catron Is in KING TOM — Pretty, blonde Randy Renrd add* DeBary; Juanita Athean. De til goal, Mrs. Margaret Gan ■top* his car by the bridge Sophie llainre charge of the pansy islas the "crownlnpr touch” to thin handsome tom I-and; David Emanuel, Enter as, executive secretary, re whenever * trucL is crossing Ph. 322-7121 6 HS-1102 committee. You ran call her turkey at Cjrpruaa Gardena. prise; James Schroeder, Garported. a* there is not enough room llvUary a ( Hospital Notes C O R N IN G W A R E MI RRO TEFLON* UF Drive Closes Here Nov. 30 the best recipe fism k M newly GENERAL ELECTRIC GATOR / �JTHr fanfnrb VrralS Legion Unit 256 Sets Date For Sewing Meet N ov. 24. 1964 — Page 3 Barracks 2898 •Auxiliary, Elect New Officers By Donna Kites Nomination* and election ot ofriceri was conducted at the regular meeting of Altamonte Spring* Barracks and Auxil­ i a r y 2898. Veteran! of World War 1, held last Thursday at the Community House. New officers named were Joseph Keller, commander: Bruoks Combs, senior vice commander; R o g e r Miller, junior v i c e commander; Ralph Peter, chaplain; Witfliam Milligan, quartermaster; LeRoy Stover, judge advocate and Otto Baumgartner, Ren Kvans and Bertie Ryan, trus­ tee!. Elected for the auxiliary were Mrs. Grace Lash, pres­ ident; Sirs. Gertrude Fit/patrick, vice president; Sira. Ethel Srhuettc, treasurer; Mrs. Nellie Miller, conduc­ t r e s s ; Mri. Bessie Ryan, chaplain, and Mrs. Ethel Wentworth. Mrs. Edith Hodg­ es and Mrs. Connie Baum g irtner, trustees. Guests present for the meet­ ing were Mr. and Mrs. Wynn McKay of Farmington, Me.; Mrs. Lillian Stewart, seventh district auxiliary president; Hay Gam hie, seventh district (Acumm under and Frank Lash, pa-.t district commander, A Christmas Party and In­ stallation luncheon is planned (or ttse next regular meeting scheduled for Dec. 17 at 1 p in. at the Community House. Hie Barracks will furnish the turkey for the luncheon. Mejnbers are requested to Jtring a covered dish, their ^ i s n table service and a 50 cent gift labeled for "man” or "woman" to be exchanged. G. S. Tomlinson Funeral Today Funeral services for Gilford ^Sidney Tomlinson, 63, of Paolii, who died Saturday, weft- held a t 16:3(1 n, in, to­ day ut the Paula Church of Christ with Rev. Joe Douthitt officiating. Burial was in Sylvan Lake Cemetery. Born in G r e e n C o v e Springs, ho had been a resi­ dent of Paula for the past 15 years. Hu was a member of ▼Grnrn Cove Spring* First Haptist Church. -Survivors are his wife, Mr*. Carolyn Tomlinson, of t'anla, and a sister, Mrs. Ella Him Icy, of Green Cov* Springs. 'Shocked, Sickened/ LB J Told Probers WASHINGTON (UPI) - Washington without delay, I By Jane Casselberry In the first few hour* after Ihe wa* determined that we would A special meeting of Amer­ assassination of Johu F. Ken­ not return until Mr*. Kennedy was ready, ansi that we would ican Iavion Auxiliary Unit nedy, President Johnson—like carry the PreJident'* body 256 of Casselberry to icwr com­ million* of others the world back with uj If she wanted.'* fort article* for hospitalized over-found the news hard to The Chief Executive said veterans Is planned for Wed­ believe, that ho and his wife remained nesday, Dec. 2, at l p. m. at III* most immediate concern aboard the closely guarded the Woman’* Club on Overwas Jacqueline Kennedy and plane for about half an hour brook Dr. according to Mr*. he ignored the advice of hi* before Mrs. Kennedy and tha Katherine Corwin, chairman Secret Service agent* and de­ coffin hearing the body of her of the Rehabilitation Commit layed the departure of hi* husband arrived. tee. plane from Dai la* until she Member* of Old Glory Post GUS SAWYER rouM get aboard with her busAuxiliary Unit 18J of Alta band'* body. Nursing Council monte Spring* have been in The Chief Executive *et sited to participate. Mr*. Kay forth hi* recollection of the Burkhart is Rehabilitation tragic events of Nov. 22. 1963, Meeting Tonight Chairman fm Unit 183. in a statement to the Warren Any women who care to help The Seminole County Pub­ Commission. sew are invited to attend, par­ lic Health Advisory Council flock. They are residents of the Maitland Tur­ TOM AND HENRIETTA Turkey will have "It wa* Ken O'Donnell ticularly those who are eligi key Gardens. Shown with them is Mrs. R. L. members of the family depleted conte Thursday will meet Wednesday a t 7:30 (White House a.de Kenneth P. Coleman. The feathered friends are most popu­ hie to become members. It an the nation celebrates Thanksgiving Day. 1:20 p.m. at the Health Depart­ O'Donnell) who, at about would be advisable for those' Some of the mnuth-wntering fowl which will lar about this time of year and they seem to en­ p. m., told us that the Presi­ ment Building on French A ra­ coming to »cw to bring sciss lly Jnnr Casselherry joy it, even If they know their destiny. grace the dinner tuble Thursday are in thia dent had died. 1 think hi* pre­ mie (17-92) and Ninth Street. ors, needle, and thread. Port Gti* Sawyer, Ca**rtberry able sewing machine* also are town marshal, ha* filed to cise word* were, *he’» gone.' Mrs. F r a n k Woodruff, O'Donnell said that we t.houkl chairman and founder of Sem­ nneded. run far his fifth term In Following Ihe sewing, mem­ Iho municipal election* Dec. return to Washington and that inole Hospital Eye Bank As­ we should lake the President'! sociation in Seminole County, bers of Ihe unit who have not I t plane for this pttrposr. l>een initiated as jet will tie will speak on the eye bank and A resident In Casselberry "1 found it hard lo tielieve show a film. Inducted by Ihe president, since 1951, Sawyer pledge* to that this had happened. The Mr*. Della Kryder. continue to serve to the best Mr*. Corwin reports that of his ability and to improve whole thing seemed unreal— unbelievable. A few hour! letter* of application and ac­ police protection to keep pace earlier, I had breakfast with DeBary HE Club knowledgement have been re ATLANTA (Spl> — The The advantage* of honed eelved from Lake City, Coral with growth of the commun- John Kennedy; he was alive, U. S. Department of Agricul­ strong, vigorous. I could not Sets Meeting •ml rolled turkeys were ex­ Gable* and Ray Pines Veter­ ity. He is a member of the Flor­ believe now that he was dead. ture reports that Basil M. plained to lunchroom manag­ an's Hospitals for Ihe 43 gift* The November meeting o l Todd, doing business as the ers and worker* of the Semi­ sent from the member.* of the ida Police Chiefs Association 1 wai shocked and sickened.” and is a deputy sheriff. He i* the IVlInry Homemakers Ex­ Todd Company of Pahokee, Despite Ihe urging* of the nole County School Food Serv­ auxiliary for the Joy Shops has fulled to pay a reparation ice Association at South Sem­ where patients may select a Shriner, a member of East­ Secret Service and other tension Club will lie held F ri­ award issued under the Per­ inole Junior High Ccliool at gift* to send their loved ones ern Star and of the Casselber­ While House aides, who feared day at the Community Center ry Community M e t h o d i s t a plot to assassinate all of Ihe opening with a 10 a.m. workishable Agricultural Commod­ Casselberry. I at home for Christmas. nation'* top leaders, Johnson •hop followed by luncheon ities Act, K. II. Stewart, of Orlando, Poppy day* will he observed Church. refused to return tu Washing­ and the business session which Chase and Company, San­ demonstrated the technique of i by the unit on May 21 and 22 ton until Mr*. Kennedy wa* will convene at 1:48* p.m. ford, complained to USl'A's honing and rolling t h o and Mrs. Kmiley Green Is Pie Sale Program on the thema ready to eome with hint. Agricultural Marketing Serv­ Thanksgiving bird »o that it Poppy Chairman. VFW Auxiliary Unit 8693 of "I did not want to go and "Self Understanding” will b« ice that Todd hud failed to will take less storage ttpar r Dollar) Will sponsor Iti an- ieJVo Mrs. Kennedy in this presented by Mra. Anthony pay 12,31)6 for produce re­ and serve more easily. Ralph Publisher To Talk mial Thanksgiving Pie Sale at situntism," he said. "I said »o, Oppel, family life chairman. ceived in interstate commerce. Jewell, also wun a guest of the The role of the press in a Di-Hary Plata Wednesday be- but I agreed that we would Mr*. I,. D. Ritter will preside. Todd was advised of thu association. conservative cause will be dis­ ginning at 9 a m. and rontin board the airplane (Air Force complaint, but did not answer in ter in the evening those cussed by Duncan Bowles, pub­ uing until sold out. Pies of all One), which was at Dove Field the charges, the Agricultural attending were given an op­ lisher rf the Winter Dark sizes and filling* In gn with j,,„| wait unti| Mr*. Kennedy Marketing Service- said. USportunity to try their hand at Sun Herald, at 7 pin. today ihe hnid.i) meal will lie avail alll| {j,e President's body were DA then ordered payment of working on one of the turkeys TIMELY TIPS mi boning and rolling a turkey n meeting of tile Seminole able, t hairmzn of the pro brought aboard the plane , , , the full amount claimed due, available. were given by E. II. Stewart, of Orlando, liefnre County Young lEepiihllcan jeet, remembering paM years, j -| actually, that plus interest, through default They should have plenty of the Seminole Comity School Food Service Asso­ (Huh across from the Alta­ advises interested shopper* In lflP (inly outlet f()r the grief proceed Inga. chance to practice their new ciation. Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore is comity monte Spring* post office. “come early.” (hat shock had submerged was The* Agricultural Marketing skill, according to Mrs. Char­ school lunch director. our sharp, painful, and bitter Will IRAKI A GOOD Service said that Todd is not lotte Whitmore. County School concern and aolicitudo (or entitled to conduct business Lunch Director, ns the USDA file || »i(h 1 Kijis Cjmeu in] lm Mr*. Kenneily. subject to the PAC Act until bus donated 131) "tl-pound lur"Destilte my awareness of the reparation award is sat­ k<‘yi', enough to feed the aver­ the reasons for Mr. O'Don­ age of 10,61kl school children isfied. Further, he cannot be nell'* Insistence — in which I employed by another PACA who eat in the achool lunch­ think be was joined hy one licensee without approval of room s of liiv C'ldnty for three CAMERA SHOP or more of the Secret Service the Agricultural Marketing meal*. 210 S. PARK AVE. agent*—b u t we board the air­ Service. Each of the 2t nuinty plane, leave Dallas, and go tu The PAC Act is n federal schools planned t» aerve a By Barbara Frye lo study the m atter further turkey dinner with nil tha statute which establishes a code of good business conduct TALLAHASSEE (UPI) _ and try to compromise on a 1trimmings one day this week, event the student* nil look for the produce industry. As Nothing that Florida's public single proposal to bring track fmivurd lo with anticipation. a means of enforcing that colb .cv and universities are hr the full committee. Whitaker'* group propu-.nl code, the act requires that in­ parked to the hilt, two lcgiSixty-nine per cent of th* terstate traders in fresh and lative subcommittees came up a straight scholarship avail­ student* take advantage of frozen fruits and vegetables with unique scholarship pro able to the top five per cent the nutritious lunches prepar­ he licensed. The law author­ po-aii for slate high school 'd Florida high school grade | ,.,j j„ the lum-broom, and ales and awarded strictly on r has I-ecu an increase in izes the Agricultural Market­ graduate* a basis of merit with no regard u,,, average for Septeining Service to revoke n trad­ While Hie two groups vary er's license for violating the slightly in their plans, both to the financial need of the her and tk-tohr over Ihe same student. set. time last year. In 1963, the opened in ore operation. would uniquely provide funds Mrs. Johnson's committee average wus 7,1'I per day Kasy te clean-T he metal body for public and private-college wanted the program available ami ti.is year, 10.07 I. is easily wiped clean, cutter bound students. bar and magnet are removable to the tup III per cent of high The schools make their ..wn And the scholarships, even for washing. school graduates and based |ir,.,„, using I.would be paid for by the tax­ Magnet balds Ud - Keens severed troth on academic merit and ( ( ( of L'SDA rnntripayer- They would provide lid from falling into can. nets!. Imted flour each day in Sem­ Wall mount a lia available annual grants for students Whitaker notes! in his report inole. —Model EC-9. ranging from t300 to Jt.ooo C L A U D E T T E lloliren.s, sp o n so red liy tint llithat 18,006 Florida student* By no means Is all the food By pu-hing for some schol­ N ooiters I .eng no, w as cro w n ed Queen o f th e are now attending out-of slatr provided under •tie- govern­ Only arship aid that would help stu Howling I .cup lie* u t th e H a rv e st Dull of th e college* “ and wc suspect that ment surplus program as 'hir­ dent! attend private colleges, some of them are among our S anford W om en's H ow ling A ssociation a t MeloSEE IT TO DAY A T . . . 1 6 95 ________________________ ing the fir«t two months of the committee* are trying to riee S k a tin g Rink. R um u'r.s-up w ere Mrs. Eleanor very brighli-M youngsters ” echo'd alone county schools save money on having to ex A nderson, firs t, and M rs. E lizab eth Klein, neehave purchased I'.u'. ih O wulth SANFORD E L E C T R IC CO. pand capital facitiiies a) state and. T h ese and seven o th e r Queen candiilate.s of food through t - at aiua-'l, universities ill order to lake Now You Know VISIT O f It IIKCOKH A SHEET MUSIC DEPT. raised $(Vln fo r th e V ictory l.eap n e benefit o f according to Mrs, Wldtinoic. By L'nilrd I 'r m care of mure ami more stu tin S. MAGNOLIA 322-3622 th e A ssociation. (H erald I'hnlo) .Smith Henilrmlc Junior High American legal education dents. The subcommitteei — head licgiin between liHJ amt 17*1 lunchroom muusger, Mr*, Cli* ed hy state Sens. He'll John when Judge Tapping Reeve |oe Hulls and her assistants, son. of Orlando, and Tom of l.itthfield, Coen., set up the who were host to member* of FIV E HOMES NOW UNDER C O N STR U C TIO N ? Whitaker, of Tampa — both first school f r the teaching the association, served pumnruled out direct state ai«l to of the common law, ui -irdinif kin pie topped with whipped to the Encyclopedia Itiltaimi- cream and Iced tea b* those private institution*. attending. The two senators were told ra. Town Marshal Seeks Sth Term At Casselberry Tips On Turkey Told Schools Food Workers Federal Agency Returns Finding For Chase Firm Anythinf that's FU Scholarship Fund Plan Eyed By Solons Wieboldt's ii j come on in:i EIGHT SANFORD AREA men were in a class of R2 initiated into the York Rite Order in Lakeland. Among them were H. E. Morris (cen­ ter above) and bis two sons. II. Ernest Morris (left) and Robert M. Morris, all of Osteen. Others in the class included Dr. Kenneth Wing, G. M. Harriet, T. L. Sayre, Claude Howe and Hugh C. WheJchel. (let A Life Size Picture Of Yourself Relaxing In This Beautiful “65” Buiek LeSahre l-Door Hardtop. U O A E Y o i.D E A L ! When Wasn’t It Worth MODERN KITCHENS Ravenna Park Waiting For? by “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride" G EN ER A L FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE CHOOSE AND TILE . . . IF YOU AT REDUCED PRICES E L E C T R IC Per ' Month 11UY NOW I t j ” Ilium . (SO lb. p re s s u re ) I c / F t . o r 2.93/100* 3 ^ " D iam . (SO lb. p r o c u r e ) 7 c / F t . o r 3.23/100* (*i - J" Diam. In Slack) INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE % WALL SUPPLY W l .101 tv. 1st ST. PONTIAC — UL'IC’K — RAMBLER SANFORD, CONSTRUCTION CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. 220 N. FREN CH AVE. i AS LOW AS YOUR INTERIOR PAINT (Ideal Fur Sprinkler Systran.) SANFORD, FLA. 322-5112 "Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems" You Choose u Home in BEAUTIFUL FLA. Phone 322-3108 General Office 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB KD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS Stenstrom Realty, Sales Agents Phone 322-7495 v �Dr. Crane’s Retarded Children Week N or. 18 to 25 has been proclaim­ ed by Got. Farris Bryant as Retard­ ed Children’s Week. Jim Hunt is president o f the Seminole County Retarded Children’? Association. The Governor's proclamation not­ ed that 80 of every 1,000 children and adutta in the United States are mentally retarded and that, there is a vital need for Intensive research to uncover the causes and preventive measures o f mental retardation. ’T h is success of this effort will substantially benefit the health and strength of the nation by maklnt possible better educational rehabilita­ tion services and accelerated re­ search toward the prevention of men­ tal retardation,” the Governor stat­ ed in his proclamation. He timed that the many units of the Florida Association for Retard­ ed Children promote a better under­ standing among the people of Flor­ ida ana urged that Florida citizens give full support to this effort in be­ half of the mentally retarded and their families in the community. The Herald recalls that the local organization was formed In 1059, by as smalt group of mothers who con­ ducted a kimiorgnrten for retarded children in the Christian Alliance Church. The movement grew and attracted the attention of local civic groups, clubs and organizations and that of individuals and In 1960 the county school board gave the group the use of a former school building at Sixth and Palmetto. This was renamed the Little Red Schoolhouse, (although it is painted white). Through the years the Snnford Civitan Club has been the largest fi­ nancial contributor to the school for retarded children, selling fruitcake and candy to raise several thousand dollars for the support of the school and the salary of a teacher, and at times a helper. Other organizations who hnve con­ tributed n great deal of money, time, material supplies and hard work havu been the Elks Club, the Jnycee Wi­ ves, numerous Navy Wives clubs, the IOOF, the Future Farmers of Amer­ ican, the chapters of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority and other sororities, church groups and many other or­ ganizations as well as many individ­ uals who have given both time and money. Because of the nature of the work with the mentally retarded, classes have been limited to eight, with a single teacher and 10 or 12, if a helper is available. First teacher was Mrs. Anne Myers. Later, Mrs. Ada Sires took over for several years, but had to resign to earn for her own new baby. Mrs. Jerri Keeth taught SO ILS) BOOTS Worry Clinic last year until Mr*. Emmeline Best took over. Now Mr*. Sira* is back on the job again. She expects to have an aide in the near future. One of the prime financial supports of the Little Red Schoolhouse for the past three y e a n has been the annual Merry-Go-Bound, a com­ munity-wide talent ahow, sponsored by the Seminole County Retarded Children’! Association and the par­ ents of the children. Chief director of the show waa Mrs. Mallie Barlow, a Navy wife, whose husband, Ledr. John Barlow has now been transferr­ ed to another Nary poet. First president of the organization waa Mrs. Dave Laude. When the Laude’a moved Kenneth McIntosh was elected president and served in this capacity for three years until Jim Hunt took over two years ago. Approximately 20 children have been served by the school, which accepts what psychologists call ’’edu­ c a t e ” children and attempts to in­ stall in them as much basic educa­ tion as they can absorb, helping to make the children as self-sufficient as possible. The age group is from six to 14 years of age. Mrs. Sires pointed out that one of of the greatest needs Is for what is called “a sheltered workshop” for teenage mentally retarded young­ sters. This is a workshop where older retarded children can be taught some simple hnnd-craft or trade by which they might earn a portion of their own support. A few teaching units for mentally retarded children under the Excep­ tional Child Program of the State De­ partment of Education are available in Florida but for the past several years no new units have been added by the Legislature and the available units have all been assigned. This means that all financial aid and support of the local school con­ tinues to come from charitable or­ ganizations, individual donations and fund-raising ventures of the council. IM il h «• fa practice, Far vfm (aa hamper At He practice by M r tact cal grade* tire. CASK U - tt: Linda Griffin, aged 20, la the pretty wife of a dental student. Letters rooStn aa |iA Ila affair.. Tha xtrllar a a , ooa a i n qawq ■orMM ikr lot* aaC sdSraao. Laltora atil abla praxMaS (M r la oaf Meal la M rw aillilM . Poatr, la aot W U K IM A, Tha I m s M. Editor, Herald; 1 have beta reading with in­ terest the proposed plan to beautify our city, which I think ia wonderful. Sanford with Its beautiful laka should have been tha City Beautiful all these years and should have grown into a city, rather than Orlando. Howaver for Biossot— Roy Cromley some strange reason, we have fa the past had leaders who wantad ua to remain a small country town, did not wish tourists and not wish indus­ West Germany's arms factor­ a world situation wa have to­ tries. ies or De Gaulle's nuclear day. I can't help but wonder, plants. So it could go. Where "Meanwhile, the possibility however, if there Isn't just of U. S. bomblngi must cause something wrong with ua still. would it atop? "So there would have to be Mao to think, too. fie must be The city put In the beautiful tome new open Communist leery of giving ua cause to little mall behind the Valdez Chinese aggression before we knock out hla nuclear plants. Hotel, the walkway from First This probably wont likely Street to Commercial, which could act. "If Man Tse-tung put Chin­ •top him from subversion. But fa certainly a great conven­ ese troops into Viet Nam; if one would think it would cause ience for everyone and plant­ Red Chinese bombers hit a him to hesitate before open ed trees and shrubs. What South Viet Nam airfield, city aggression. happened? It Immediately be­ or barracks; if China-based "Thus these nuclear plants came full of trash. fighters attacked American and .Mao's undoubted desire to ft ia really a sickening dis­ bombers over North Viet Nam preserve them from attack grace. All that money, effort or 17. S. warships In (tic Ton­ should give us a freer hand to and beauty wasted. Some of kin Gulf, that could do it. act in North Viet Nam with the shrubs are dying for lack "if Red China attacked Quc- lest worry of large open Com­ of priming, which I suppose is moy or Matsu off the China munist Chinese reprisals." the responsibility of the city, coast opposite Formosa or be­ American officials aren't but what about all the traah gin another invasion attack on certain what tha Soviet Union thrown to carelm ly among India, cither of these also would do if the United States the plants? could he adequate provocation. did carry out bombing raids With 1100 fine signs on all "Rut no decision has been in Communist China. the highways, anyone would made on what we would do. U. S. officials I've talked U) hesitate to throw garbage on And I don't know what wo in the past few days think the the highways, but what about would do. I won't say we would Soviet Union couldn't afford to the litterbugs in our city? act. I won't say wo wouldn't. act against e fellow Com­ le t's make it a city ordinance We've got tome hard thinking munist country. They think the that even one burned match to do. Wo'ro not going to act Russians would he secretly stick draws a *5 fine, wilh hastily or recklessly . happy to have the United Stat­ newspapers, paper boxes, etc. “ If we knocked out Red es cut back Red China’s nu­ at least 130.00. China's nuclear plants, the clear capability and public|y Mri. fldga Smith Chinese could build them glad of the chance to denounce again. That would take time. us as "imperialist aggress­ Time is valuable in the kind ul ors." ^aes?j!£. Bruce Political Notebook WASHINGTON - (NBA) The official was tired. He had been working nights and week­ ends on Viet Nam and now there was this Red Chlneee Iwrnb and what to do about it. As this man described them, Thought For Today the behind-closed clnor argu­ But he answered. It Is written, ments now going on in the U. Man shall not live by bread alone, S. government nn whether or but by every word that proceeds not to destroy Communist from the mouth of God.— Matthew China's atomic plants turn you 4:4. back in history to the agonis­ • • • ing discussions three decades The best things are nearest: ago on whether—to prevent breath In your nostrils, light In your World War II—we should stop eyes, flowers at your feet, duties at Hitler from rearming Natl our hand, the path of Right just Germany. fore you. Then do not grasp at the Here, then, ere some of to­ stars, but do life's plain, common day's arguments on China as work as it comes, certain that dally this official put them: duties and daily bread are the sweet­ "We couldn't Just go in and est things of life.—Robert Louis bomb Communist China's nu Stevenson. clear plants without provoca lion, aven though if wa did people ell around the world would probably go to be that Helen Fuller Soys night saying ‘Thank God.' "An unprovoked bombing by America could lead to Other countries also taking things in to their own bands. Nasser could say It was necessary to By Kelts Fuller ed In the course of the cam­ • reasonable attitude on the take out Palestine's airfields paign. Although their man did whole question of party per nowr. Brezhnev could say it Herald Correspondent not make it to the White sonnet on his return to active was necessary to bomb out WASHINGTON - B s r r y House, {lurch and other fluid- political duty. Coli!water has returnetl from water supporters were elect­ Other Goklwater backers his Caribbean vacation to ed aa National Comfittcamen will not be to ready to seek face, among other realities, a n d Coinmitteewomen for accommodation within the the question of his future rule four-year terms. Legally, they GOP and some anti floidwiter are entitled to occupy the Republicans may he so rough to the Republican Party. A surprisingly large number flOP premises until 1WB. in seeking to unseat the defect­ of OOP notables have declar­ Rut In strictly political terms ed candidate that they will ed themselves against continu­ thero 1* tome doubt that the rlla him to fight back. Editor, The Heralds ation of floklwatrr control of floldwater group has the mus­ Republican leaders in the \V« at tha Humana Society the national party machinery. cle to exercise their legal five Southern stains that Cold- had our meeting last night. To make their position clear, right to party power. Chair­ water carried on November 3 those who feel this way are man llurch was reengnidng are dedicated to keeping the Wo hud a nice crowd; over getting together In opposition that possibility when he an­ Senator In the party saddle. 23 new members julned ut. to Dean Iturch, the Arlronan nounced last week that he The men who head the COP Would like to thank the whom Gold water Instalk'll m would consider stepping down in South Carolina, Alabama, captain uf tha Salvation Chairman of the Republican from the leadership if a m a­ jority of the National Commit­ Georgia, Mississippi and Loui­ Army for leading ua in pray­ National Committee. floMwater's loyal followers tee at the meeting scheduled siana wilt fight before they er. naturally see no reason to re­ wish him to do so. Senator switch their allegiance to an­ Our rongrat illations go nut linquish the state and national floldwater, according to close other candidate. fur uur police department fur party posts they have attain­ friends, Is alto likely to adopt Tlie group of bright young re­ putting un a nice police dug actionaries who brain-trusted nhoxr, Thanks to City Man­ the floldwater campaign arc ager Feta Knowles and Chief already looking around for an­ Williams fur their co-opernother new, non-shopworn stan­ tion. Thanks also to tha offi­ dard bearer But they ton will Kght to keep the party ma­ chinery In floldwater binds oa Pago 4 Suiiford, Florida Tues., Novemlwr 24, ’61 preparation for another at­ tempt to capture the White SSAt.lt.il A. MKI.UXV, KUITlIH I S O rlB LIXMKH House in 1!W6. I'M ASK S OI.TOI.IX!.. t l f t t l B l l . l - o . a o i i l u i i i r Anti-flohJwatrr Republicans MOMKKT A L K I A S U K H aULIS.S L. AT IS51ATI Adxarlltlng Dtractar Aaoocltte k'lltor as they were in the convention K O I UMaiK* and in the campaign, are less ■ AK M f I. JOIISAUN AdxariUla* U « u t | i t U » n * ( t n B Ldllor HOI r l t n dedicated and mom divided Uaaarai Adttrlltln a Man,gar non I* WILLIAMS than the floldwater camp. This a A t IK aMUIJSASSKa ■scttlf ICdllor Mtlllatit U t a t f l l can mean tnat they will fail u orn a atari* truest w i l l i to win control in January as d i r tailor MtthaalcAl Sawt they did in July. Governors J t'U I WKLI.S B IL L V IS C M T C-'ital, Kdltar l u l l I'h otogrtrhtr Romney, Scranton and Rocke­ feller — and Richard Nixon— PukUahad d i l l , t i c . p l flalurda,, Sunday and Cltrlttm*,; pub’lave yet to prove that the* UoSad aaturda, p i a c t d l u g CUrlumaa. ■L l i l l M l fr i O . X N A T I I can agree on an alternative to Bast* Ltall.tr, Ha wtah floldwater leadership of their GOP Due For Fight She had asked in* to tell one dentist and consulted an­ bar chib at ether wires of other, was due to tobacco. dental studueete just bow they "1 don't use dgarets m j£ could be at most help to thtir self," was the common retort of such adult dental patients. Since It v a t a banquet affair "That means I don't even at an attractive Indianapolis relish first-hand c 1g a r e t restaurant, the waitresses ■moke, not to mention tha aaked the wires if they wish­ stale second-hand dgaret halU ed aa alcoholic drink prior to lotto of a smoking dentist." So the conscientious doctor dinner. And probably a dozen thus just starting info private pracordered martinis or other tlce may be struggling to a ^ tract hto first 23 or 30 patients, highballs. yet his smoking or drinking Moreover, moat of these wife may be alienating them •ante highball user* were faster than he ean win them. smoking cigarots. And the usual young wife So 1 pointed out the salient fact that ’.he use of liquor or doesn't even dream that she alcohol by the wife of a doc­ to costing her husband from tor (whether M. D. or D. S.) ll.OOo to f3,000 that first year! will cost him many patiento. Even though a man may ■moke or drink himself, he Such a wife, despite her usually dislikes having hi* other charms, may actually alienate dorm s of patients, children doctored by such vic­ tims of those nuisance habiti. and during a doctor's first year in practice be nerds For the D D.S. and the M.D. often must perform very deli­ every new patient he can at­ cate surgery and the usual tract. parent knows It takes a steady “ In the usual community,” hand to prevent untoward sur­ I warned these dental wife#, gical accidents. "over 60% of the women do In our Scientific Marriage NOT smoke or use alcohol. Foundation, too, we have "So when they see you thus far had only ONE manfa wives lighting cigarets or or­ who ever asked us to Intro­ dering highballs, they will duce him to ■ woman who boycott your husbands, even smoked and drank! though they haven't yet met Thousands of men, though those doctors. addicts themselves, h a v a "For those women usually warned us: have children and they de­ "Don't waste my time mfinitely do not like to trust traducing me to a woman who their youngsters to any sur­ tmokea or drinks I" geon who may have his judg­ So wives of doctors who. ment beclouded by liquor. wish to attract, hutead of re-* "If your husband were a pel. new patients should not lawyer or engineer, etc., your violate the customs of the use of liquor and tobacco usual community! would not be auch a serious threat, for mothers don't send tlielr children to lawyers and PETU N IAS engineers. " n u t doctors are viewed NOW READY much In the same class as clergymen and arc expected ALL COLORS to practice their science even In their social life." Then I presented some of the GrapevlTle Nursery data from a lengthy survey I hod made of patients of den­ 2221 flrapevllle Axe. tal surgeons. 322-06M And one of the chief rea­ Lawn Spraying sons why adult patients quit M O V IN G ? CALL MO VIN G AND S T O R A G E CO . INC FA 2 9 5 1 1 5 0 4 Celey Ave. Sanford, Fla. Letters To The Editor ©Ijp &aufuvii $jrratf> Bp Stall M « v* i t * ■KMIVOLM C O V X T I use I rta r ASS • Mttalha A-ie | Muilks Let I Has Ik O. a Festal HteuUUaaa prsvlde U a t .4 paid la sdxtace. all irruia mail l i l t * I Star A l l S Maaika AS# 1 Maaika LSS 1 Maata ■aM aatucipila ia ba Tbs liarald la a ■ambar • ( (ha tjaiiaa Frata which la asUUad atciuaiaat, (a (ha uaa for rapuhllcallat af *11 iha lathi AAVa prialad la (Ala aawaeaear. BaiaiaJ aa aaaaad data a t i u r oa taatr Is. ISIS at iha raai OKI. • vt M a lla rd . F lo rid a . u u d i r t h t AtL • ( C a M t t t t a l M u i h I. 1IST. Ha pari at a a , nalariat. aawa ar aasariiaus. i f tala adiiioa • f l u a Aouloril liarald a ia, bt reproduced la a a , ■aaaar with­ out Million parmiaaiuu of iba pubiuaa, af Tbs liarald. A a , laditidual or firm ratpoaaibl* fur tuab rapraduotlaa will ba to i „ .. a i a d a, infring. i « on t a t Herald'S aoprrlMhl tad will ba hsM Uatla fur daiu,«aa under la a law, party. In all the squabbling ahead over that leadership, it should be rememhered that the really effective control of the partyout-of-power in the I’nitrd States lies In the Minority leadership ol the Congress. If they retain control of the Na­ tional Commllte, floldwater a Company ean continue to speak for the COP. but H will be Senator Dtrksen and Representative llalleck, the Re­ publican laaderw In Congress, who wilt act (or it in the neat four years. cers and their dugs. The group had a nice timu watch­ ing them. Wa want to thank I’aul Jenkins for bringing his pat dog. Ha ia una uf our charter members. One af mtr speakers was the president of tha Daytona (teach Humane Society. We nil enjoyed his talk on the operation of our new Humane Society In Sanford. I want to thank tha staff of The Herald for Its fine eoo p e r a t i o n . Especially Mr. Stenstrom, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Vincent They have been with us 100 per cent Donald Wilson, of the pol­ ice department in North Or­ lando, was very co-operative. Thanks. Every day we have rails from people who have animal problems. We appreciate their calls and wa help them. Also, they are animal lovero and they also join our society, 1 want to thank Tha liarald again fur tha wonderful co­ operation for t h i s v a r y worthy cause. R. T. Johnson, Chairman TAKE THE WHEEL! “ You’ll Like Our Deal” '65 PONTIACS ..and let us also give thanks NOW HERE! for (he hum an dignity w h ich w e enjoy as free in d iv id u a ls...fo r th e preservation o f the p e a c e ...fo r the prosperity of ou r great N a tio n .* (or its thrifty and self-reliant citizen s...fo r our h o m es and tha BONNEVILLE 4-DOOR VISTA fam ily h a p p in ess they b rin g...for the rHuliung^ o f the un lim ited opportunities w h ich Ue *ha»«A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED! \um&> %^eo/tv BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. PONTIAC — UUICK — RAMBLER 301 W. 1st ST. SANFORD. FLA. lU 312 WEST FIRST STREET a S S o le I A T I O N SANFORD, FIJ N B M S n OF TilB SAVINGS AMD LOAN FOUNDATION, INC, irONyOa* OF THIS M B SA CI n U F*. NATIONAL GBOQEAFH1C AND U A O IT a D1UUT. �y» •* r r r• J-*1MK'rt “’ W E D N E S D A Y N IG H T SAN FO RD M EM ORIAL STA D IU M Sanford "Seminoles DeLand "Bulldogs" Special Homecoming A ctivities! 8:00 P.M. TONIGHT — Bonfire and Pep Rally 8:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY — K ick-Off Tims. Tbs Seminole Indiana Go On The Warpath Against WU1 Be Held At The School Track. The DeLand “Bulldog*." 3:15 P.M. WEDNESDAY — Homecoming Parade HALFTIME: Homecoming Queen Will Be Crowned Leaves Sanford Memorial Stadium, Proceeds And Sponsors Introduced. Down Mellonvllle And Up First Strsst To Oak Avenue. Pep Rally To Be Held At Second Street HOMECOMING DANCE: Held In The School And Magnolia At The End Of The Parade. This Remember Thanksgiving Day! Ph. JM-59*5 By The Beat Of Luck From The Folka At — With Trimming*, Includes Mince or Pumpkin Pie. Children Under 12, 11.25 g. (Uninot* BNd. Sponsored Following Hometown Team “Eat ’em Up Seminoles" T U R K EY or BAKED HAM $175 Pinecrest Inn Page Cafeteria Immediately After The Game. J ic u k h JEWELERS 322-2388 112 8. Park Win, Lose or Tie, We're Behind You Seminoles Yea Team! W H A T A B U R G ER Open 5 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Mon. • Fri. Yo'all Come By. TO Y CORRAL Chrialmaa Supplies Are In. “Good Luck, Happy Homecoming Semin o' 2701 Orlando Dr. TH E SANFORD “U’* A .— DRUG Saaford — m— Larry's New & Used Beat Those Bulldogs!" FURNITURE MART Perfection Dairies Best Wishes Seminoles! carraw ay ^ V McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK Ph. 322-6354 We're Behind You All The Way Sanford Seminoles! Lumber & ACE Hardware Ph. 322-7121 For Prompt Service GATOR “* 822-0331 To Beak At TV# AUaatk* 2927 S. Orlando Dr. 822-1922 FOR THE FINEST IN FOOD CO M PA N Y 2553 Park Dr. 322-0642 2501 8. Park Ave. 322-5833 m— “Let's Go Sanford, For INCORPORATED Pig 'n Whistle “Give ’am AH You Got Seminoles" P ro p e rty HORNE DISTRIBUTORS McReynolds 204 N. Park Avs. 322-4132 P U m o to Best Wishes Seminoles! Kampf Title Charles Kampf 215 8 . Sanford Are. A T L A N T IC “It’s Never Higher — At Wilson-Malar!" After The Game • • • Stop At • . • WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER Furniture Bought and Bold Sanford Best Of Luck To The Seminoles and Guaranty Corp. ■i— 322-3422 Good Luck Seminoles! Howard Boteler BOO Sanford A ve, Sanford 311 S. First St. BANK 2545 French A r t, Sanford 322-4062 Wilson - Maier Furniture Co. Use Our Easy Lay Away Plan Sat. Until Noon. Closed Sunday Avn. “Scalp 'em Seminoles" We’re “Banking" On You, Seminoles! What a Game! WARREN'S DO-NUT SHOP 2012 French Boosters: Plant Ball Right On The Goal Line Seminoles Hoe 'em Under, Team! Kilgore Seed Co. B&S Mfg. Co. Insecticides • Fungicides • Fertilisers 1400 W. 1st St. 322-1981 Kiddy's Standard Oil SERVICE STATION let and French Sanford Our Goal Is Service • Atlas Tires • Batteries • Lubrication • Washing • Waxing • Mechanic On Duty 2714 S. Orlando Drive Cage Those Bulldogs, Seminoles! MARY CARTER PAINT STORE Buy 1 GsL Paint — Get 1 OsL Free! 206 W. 1st St. Sanford • f e eeelt erry P la n Casselberry �■ - 5 -------------------------- JT-w A f M a rt fm !» P i f t 8 — N o r. 1 4 , 1M 4 - W jib l u k a f A ' A D O U lB jW rtt Greyhounds, Seminoles To Wind Up Season Thinking Out Loud Indians Face DeLand For Homecoming • V III LIA ll ITSNSTSOM High'a aO tetk <ilr, F n d Gu m , Is looking fo r th* M c i n t « rtW of th* ■noon Wodnooday Bight whan IHB hosts tko DoLead Bullia tko T riW i n m o l tu t o o W k u G o u t to r i f f * * i ko fw lly * N M tko goto. AMI w k u ko onfo goto, ko _____ AM who cm Mono kin. rootkoK g if* *u w ar a a i for noot of tko otkor oporto opart* a t 8H8. o o « Wo u d o rtU n d tko m o o n wo’v t board llttlo from Butch Klaor a t Florida State thlo ooooon la that ho woo red* ohlrtcd thlo year. Thlo mean* Botch will hare three more y e a n of vanity ollglblllty and th a t actually ha con get hla mootoro during hlo final year of football. , o a o The Zllrworth (Me.) boo* hathalt club — otato champo and runner-up for the oll-Now England title loot ooaion — which win play the Oviedo Lima In a two-game act dur­ ing tho Chriotmao holiday*, lo being brought to thlo area by Mr. and Mro. G. A. Cochran who are now redding In their winter home In Eaot Oviedo, Tho only Five to whip them loot oeaaoa woo tho Concord, N. IT. quintet la tho oll-Now England tour* pey final*. I t ’ll bo intonating, to lay tho least, to aeo what tho LIom can do with this ball club. • * * The only thing that brothora ua la that thla club will play a t ka*t on* of the two game* In Oviedo'* bandbox gymnaalum which waa outdat­ ed tho day It waa built. If you’ve ever aeen It you'll real* h o what we mean. , They're trying to a r­ range for another gam* lo be played In Hanford or possibly l.yman. We hod never seen the Oviedo gym until the other afternoon when wo were tak­ en through the Oviedo ptnnt. No wonder tho I.lona has difficulty In getting cage op­ ponent*. * * * We atill can't get over tho wuy Lyman exploded In the final period lait Friday night to com* from a 20 to ft dcNc It and poat a 28 to 20 win ov­ er LaVevlew'e Itcd Devil*. And the Lyman folk* can't get over It either. We're still not going to pick l.yman to whip the "untouch­ able*" of Wildwood Wcdneaday night hut If the spirit nnd altitude of tha Greyhound* and their bsckrrs ran Inst an­ other 24 hour* or an the Wild­ cat* will know thry'vt been run to death by a pack of opeedy 'Hound*. * • • from hare and there! Flah hatchery personnel of the Gam* and Fresh Water Fish Commission stocked tint, 330 bluegiil, ahellcrarker and channel catfish In 81 bodies of water during October. . . Commission director, A, D. Aldrich, saya a fra* roaming hog may be wild hut It'a not nereaearily a game animal and hunter* should use cau­ tion. Wild hogs, he aaid, may be taken aa game animals on­ ly during tha open eesaon des­ ignated far such hunting . . , Juat about avery grid fun* agrees tho Alahsma-Texss hottlo In tho Orange Howl will bo Ilk* "man, thlo la lt!M • . . Also, don’t forget thla year’* Orange Bowl game will bo playod s t Right during prlmo TV timo and what ns audionca it'll got. Arthur Day, local realtor, * w o n wrong when wo ototod th a t Arm Psraogblsa tk* l i n t FroUotaat M Notre Dam* history. *It lo o l or" Day "Back before your tl*M aad evidently for gotten, tb* Ir­ ish hod a csack wku com­ piled a pretty fair record oad i* atBl tonmmhorsd a round Sootk Bead, asm* of Knot* Rocks*. Kao to waa a Protestant” That’s nows to ua. Art, nnd It’ll bo now* to United P m * International, where wo got our info. Youth League Opens Saturday The Sanford Recreation De­ partment youth basketball lea­ gue will "top-off" its eeaaon play Saturday morning a t tb* Seminole High gym with a double feature opening day bill. A total of six game* will be played eaeh Saturday. The morning program will bo highlighted by the junior boys' gamca beginning at 0 a.m. with four leagu* gamca on tba slate. The Saturday morning schedule will have tha following teams In action: Strickland Morrison-va-Pinccr**t Hexnll at 9 a.m.. First Federal plays Standard Oil a t 10 a.m., WTRU meat* San­ ford Electric at 11 a.m. and Sanford Atlantic takes on Day and Nile Grill at noon. The Intermediate boy*’ lea­ gue will swing Into action at 2 p.m. with the Cotta meeting the Jets in the opener and the I.lona taking on tha Rams in the final game of the day. There i* no charge for apectatora and all parenta arc urged to attend and support their respective teama. Cleveland HI. Louis Washington Philadelphia Dallas Pittsburgh New York Western Division W L T ■•Baltimore Detroit Green Day Minnesota I os Angeles Chicago San Francisco x-dlnched dlvlsluual title Sunday's Hesulta Washington 28 Dallas tR Pittsburgh 41 New York 17 HI. loul* 38 Philadelphia 13 Detroit 23 Minnesota 23 Green Day 28 Cleveland 21 Chicago 23 Han Francisco II Baltimore 24 lo* Angeles 7 Thursday’s Game* Chicago at Detroit Only games scheduled Sunday's Games Baltimore at San Francisco Grrrn Bay at Dallao la s Angeles at Minnesota New York at Washington Philadelphia at Cleveland St. lamia at Pittsburgh Only game* scheduled By Jatiaa Two more Somtnolo County clarena will wind up their regular season slates thla wash — both of them Wed. iwoday slight — wh*ss tho Ly­ man High Greyhounds travel to Wildwood for an Orang* Belt Conference engagement with the unbeaten Wildcats and tha SHS Seminolas move Into Sanford's Memorial Stad­ ium for thatr annual home­ coming game, this 11 m o against tho DoLand High Bulldog*. The Seminole*, with n rec­ ord of six wine, two tie* and a alnglo Iota In nine previous games, will bo tacking to poet LYMAN HALFBACK LARRY LOTT (31) comes In tow to bring down win No. 7 before meeting tbo Winter Garden Lakeview’a Ray Reaves (32) during the Greyhound’s 26 Loooborg Tallow Jacket* Doe. to 20 homecoming win Friday night at Lyman Field in Longwood. 5th in tko Klka Bowl at Loo*burg. C« The Greyhounds, a club th a t’s been Improving all sea­ son, finally put their poten­ tially fin* offense Into high gear last Friday night aad ■cored three time* in the final period to com* from behind A 11,352 "Perfecta," tho ••• 20 to 8 and poet a 28 to 20 rood large*! ever recorded at victory over Lnkeviow'o Rod By David Hligtakotkim One of tho flv* will b* ebooany Jal-Alal F root cm la tb* Davila from Winter Gordon, Herald Sport* Writer en homecoming queen and an­ will take on the Orange Bolt state of Florida wi» tho payoff SHS Homecoming festivities nounced during half-time ac­ Conference champions in Wild­ In the 11th game of Saturday’s get underway tonight when a tivities at the game. The wood. matinee at tho Orlando/Seml- huge bonfire will be lit at 7 Tha Semlnolea will bo fav­ nolo Fronton. p.m. to spark tha pre-gam* game la scheduled for • p.m. ored to take the Bulldog* to­ After DeLand'a bout with Winners were Aatiga and pep rally behind the high morrow evening but the Grey­ Prodero who went In on the school at the track oval. Sem­ tho Titusville Terriers last hound* will portray tha role long odds In poet three and inole cheerleaders will lead week the tilt between the tra­ of the underdog* agalnat wallicd home handily to pay the cheers, but the SHS hand, ditional rivals this Wednes­ Wildwood. 118,20 In the straight mulucls. according to Bandmaster "DeLand," eaya Head Coach Gaitl and Everado w ire se­ Earnest Cowley, may not re­ day is expected to be one of Jim Plgott, "alwayo poses a the roughest this season. cond in poat 8 paying $7.20 to turn from the Orlando Christ­ problem for ue." However, Tho Tribe'* coaching staff place. mas Parade In time to play Jim and his aides, Jim Mc­ The Orlando/Semlnol* Fron­ for tho bonfire. has been working the squad Coy and Dick Williams, havs ton now claims tha distinc­ Next on the agenda will b« on DeLand'a offensive and de­ been sharpening up th* Tribe’s tion of having Ihe two largest Wednesday'! homecoming pa­ fensive plays as well as their offensive as welt aa defensive "Porfecta’i*’ In Florida. On rade stated to start at 3:13 own brand of football. maneuver* for this affair. March 18. 1984, tho 17-92 Fron p.m., winding Ua way around Last week Head Coach Jim The Semlnolea hava been a ton hid a $1,380 payoff that al­ tho atreete of Sanford's down­ Plgott said, "We’re really slightly eratic bail club this io came during a matinee per town area. Riding in tho pa proud of our boys this season season. They've looked like formance. Three of tha play rade will be five ol Seminole and we're looking forward to champions a t times and then era who participated in that High’* loveliest young worn our homecoming gamo with there were moments —• even recorded payoff are back en, chosen by the football DeLand." , entire quarters — when they again this year, tbo winners team lo bo tho aponsora for That wss before Plgott Krmu and Mururria and the tho homecoming tilt against scouted DeLand at Titusville appeared a t though they couldn't break their way out first half of Uio second team the DoLand Bulldog* Wednes­ and after tho game ho said, of a paper bag. day night. Jacln. "It looks like we'll have a Their final affair waa a good game come Wednes­ good example. Against Oak day." Ridge they couldn't do any­ A capacity crowd Is expect­ thing right during the first ed lo turn out with many half. During the second half, alumni and service men home they could do nothing wrong. for the Thanksgiving holidays Against DeLand, howsvsr, to help swell the attendance. a club that knocked off Tit­ DeLand usually carries a usville 28 to 13 the Tribe will large number of fans with have to be on its toe*. Sanford them to out of town games, waa lucky to get a 15-11 tie but when they come to San­ with Tituaville earlier in th* ford they turn out as If it aeaaon during on* of their were a home game. "had nights." Jai-Alai Records Pep Rally W ill Open Huge 'Perfects' SHS Homecoming h WHERE’S THE STEAK? Oviedo High Coach Dick Prater (left) asks upon arriving a t John Courier Field for the annual aupper honoring the football team and athletic association. With him are Mr. and Mrs. G. A, Cochran and Head Basketball Coach Paul Milder, (Herald Photo) Rose Bowl Game Kelso Renomed U. S. Champion Still A Tossup d e li . NEW YORK (UP1) — Kelso was ballad as tho "Amartean By I M M Prone champion" for tho fifth con­ With all but two major bowt J secutive year today by tho berth* wrappad up, it'a only Thoroughbred Racing Associafitting that first-ranked Notre ACTION! THRILLS! Doom, declining on invitation Tho T-ysir-oId gelding own­ W itfiMW S*«* itself, ohould bo the determin­ ed by Mrs. Richard C. DuPont TO N IG H T ing factor for what team gets wss the overwhelming choice FIRST GAME tho rom aialaf Rose Bowl open­ of the 31 racing secretaries at the S O tracks although Mat­ 7s40 fM. ing. tered votes were cast for GunPARI-MUTUEL Tho Cotton Bowl has nailed Bow, Bold Lad, Northern Dan­ WMERINfi down third-ranked Arkansas cer and Tbamth. and fourth-ranked Nebraska; M 6 AMESNIBHTL The world’s leading money W*S*■Tew. * TXw. tha Orango Bowl will feature winner with earnings of $1,893, MATINEE second-ranked Alabama and Mee-Se* 1-1* *JL 383 also was voted the beat fifth-place Texas; and the handicap boras In the country inisvanoM* n. isMtat %m"f. H» Afcwwn Sugar Bowl has landed eighth­ while Mrs. Theodora A. Ran­ rated Louisiana State aad dolph's Bon Nouvel was cho­ \ *4 , V * 'U r ninth-ranked Syracuse. sen as the season's top stee­ F R O N TON Florida State Is itUl looking plechase horse. for aa opponent in tbo Gator Bowl, however. LADIES ADMITTED Astronomers are able to FREB TONIGHT Michigan must wait for the photograph about 30 billion outcome of the Notre Dame stars. Southern California game befor* it knows which team it win face in th* Rose Bowl. Oregoa State and Southern Cal B rief poor to r where th* oaporia or*, fee are tied for first place in the Pacific Eight Conference, but th* Trojans would be almost sure to play against the sixthranked Wolverines if they win this weekend. aia' — ammas f* GUARANTEED WINTER TUNE-UP Independents W a 7 • Southern Mississippi a Team Florida State Georgia Tech WINTERIZE NOW! L T 1 1 2 8 2 • ] 8 Memphis State S 4 8 Miami 4 4 1 CANADIAN RLACK VELVET IMPORTED Her*'» Our G u a ra n te e T o Y ou. W ) fo™ «ti.f.ctonW duo lo ignition # f lu*i »V** Urn fsilur*. our motor tune <in e*tv*eo wl" _ r* r*nu*r*d Ire* “ P01* r^ te fth e o ^ m a e at tim* J £ a w h i S S J * so. m .ifM rtX M i, i m PHWnli*. 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T IL MIDNIGHT — PH. SANFORD 322-0906 555 VVT 1st ST., SANFORD — PH. 322-2821 — OPEN ALL DAY THANKSGIVING — — OPEN FRIDAY T IL 9 P. M. — « tte �f 1 1 u Major Hoople Offers 2 Juicy Gridiron Upsets *7 Majer Eeeple Egad, friend*, Tburaday wc celebrate Thanksgiving Day, which usually means two pain­ ful experience* (or your cor­ respondent. First, 1 always aat too much of Martha's delectable turkey •luffing. Secondly, the foot­ ball season is drawing to a close. As a fitting climax to a M i­ les marked by many sensa­ tional upsets I have two Juicy ones for you oa this week's card. Winners of last weekend'! Pick-tbe-W I n n e r foothaD will not be a—anneed ataee severs] fam es listed an the slate will aot be played antil Ihla week. Seme still be played Thanksgiving Day and the remainder na Satur­ day. This meaai, says Canteal Director Roy Greta, that there will he tw# lets of winners announced a week from today. On Turkay Day, the Anbum Tigers will claw their way past Alabama's Crimson Tide to register a 22-11 vic­ tory! Amazing isn't it? And on Saturday, the oft-defeated Miami Hurricanes will shock the legion of Florida Univer­ sity by routing the 'Gators 31-141 Out on the West Coast, Ara Faraeghlan will write finis to Notre Dame's finest season since 1249 with a smashing 3310 conquest of the Trojans of Southern California — har­ rumph! A happy Thanksgiving to you all, and watch for my pre­ dictions 00 the Important Bowl Gamea. Now on with the forecast: GAMES OF NOV. M Alabama 19, Album 22 Texas It, Texas A A M I Tulsa 39, Wichita T Virginia Tech 23. V M I 11 Richmond 2», William A Mary, l« Colorado Stale V. 32, Texas Western IS GAMES OF NOV. 28 Arizona Stale 21, Arizona 7 Navy IS, Army IT Rice 10, Baylor 1 Boston College IT, Holy Cross It Clcmson St, So. Carolina IS Miami (Fla.) 33. Florida 14 Georgia 19, Georgia Tech 17 Houston 10, Cincinnati 0 Kansas State 22, New Mexico VS* M n i CONTEST * A' -«V flU . Nothing GREYHOUND QUARTERBACK Jack Blanton (12) picks up an important first down for Ly­ man during its come-from-behind 26 to 20 Or­ ange Belt Conference triumph over the Lakeview Red Devils of W inter Garden. Mikey Wright Top Winner BILOXI. Miss. (UP1) Mickey Wright— whose ambi­ tion Is to be the greatest wo­ man golfer of them all—today ranked as all-time money win­ ner of the women pros with nearly <117,000 in official loot during her spectacular ld-year career. The 39-year-old D a l l a s blonde, leading money winner for the past four years in the Ladies professional Golf Asso­ ciation (LPGA), wop the Mary Mills Invitational tournament hera Sunday to move ahead of veteran Betsy Rawls in over­ all earnings. She did it the hard w a y overcoming bitter cold and a brisk wind to a one-under-par 70 on the final round after a double bogie left her two over at the turn. Sports Summary For Weekend Saturday NEW YORK (U PI)—Floyd Patterson and George Chuva]o were matched for a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 29. ALBANY, N. Y. (UPI) New York state extended the Notre Dame 33, Southern large and small game hunt­ ing season in parts of the California 10 T e n s Christian 13, Soulhern southern zone of the state un­ til Dec. 6. Methodist 12 PRINCETON, N. J. (U P D Princeton University's AllIvy (ullhack, Cosmo lacavazzi, was named by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Thursday as 1964 acbolar-athlete at large. Lacavazzi, captain of the un­ beaten Tigers, is an aeronau­ tical engineering major. He has maintained a Bplus aver­ age while taking such courses as aircraft arvd misiHe per­ formance and thermodyna­ mics. TUB CONTEST PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING FOOTBALL SEASON. * '.0 4, 0 Receives Honors ^^Annua/ fO O T ftflf J * ■ '4 # 20 All-Ivy Fullback > < % Oklahoma 33 Oklahoma Slate Tennesseo 7, Vanderbilt • : ! VmO Nov. 14, 1994 - n u t T MANILA (UPI) Flash Klnrtie, the world junior light­ weight boxing champion, out­ pointed Suh Kang tl of South Korea in a 12-round bout. Sunday LAFAYETTE, La. (U P O Mlller Barber of San Antonio, Tex., won the <25,000 Cajun Classic golf tournament with a total of 277. BILOXL Miss. (UPI) Mickey Wright raised her life­ time golf earnings to a rec­ ord <176,991 when she won the Mary Mills Invitational golf tournament. NEW YORK (U PI) - For mer middleweight champion Carl (Bobo) OUon arrived in New York lo make final pre­ for bin Friday night Grey Cup On TV paration! Madison Square Garden fight TORONTO (U PD -T he pro­ with Jose Torres of Puerto fessional football rhampinn Rico. •hip Grey Cup game from Toronto’s National Exhibition Stadium next Saturday will Worst earthquake ever to be televised on an expanded ! hit the United States was that ABC-TV Wide World of Sports at San Francisco, Calif., on April 19, 1908. program 00 Nov. 28. To Boy — No Obligation hail or bring entry blank 'Canes Practice For Slavia Tilt By Jim Bacchia Herald Sports Writer e Honors With 533 g Contest Editor (Reasonable Facsimile also Accepted) Sonford Herald Coach Dave Miller of South Seminole is looking forward to another zucecsaful basket­ ball season. Hla Hurricane* have begun practice for their first encounter 00 the sche­ dule — a game with Slavia Nov. 23. Among other oppon­ ents on their schedule this year ara tha Sanford Junior High Bravei, who defeated them for the county champion­ ship last February, the Lion Cubs of Oviedo Junior High, and the Dona from Mary Help of Christian* School la Tampa. One of several bright spots in the 'Cane'a hoc; scene is the return of two atartcre from last year's quintet—6 3 center Bruce "Red" Stuart and guard Jim Lucaa. Both were among the regular east last winter as eighth graders are expected to provide the winn­ ing spark of experience for SSJH. Stuart averaged nearly 10 points a game, during last season's campaign and was the 'big man' under the buards for the Hurricanes. Lucas has established himself as a fine ball handler and court commander and will be ex­ pected to demonstrate his skill again. Joining the varsity cast for the first time arc the mem­ bers of last season's oft-victorious JayVce squad. Chief among them are Brant Hose. 61 and a constant scoring threat. Mike Hargis, a steady performer at forward, and Matt lllckok. a good backcourt roan. Others in the runn­ ing for starting positions are Ron Tuibcrt, Rif West, Dave Drueding, Steve Shepherd, Mike Rickett, Boh Means and Jim Kennedy. Frank Rice Wins OFFICIAL ENTRY TO: Sanford, Florida i Winners Of Last Week's Contest: Winner* will be announced Me week from ! My Name Is ................................. . Address ................... ..................... Mary Carter Taints Seminole County Laundry George’s Tavern Whataburctr Winner WInner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Senkarlk Glass Jk Paint, Inc. Gregory Lumbar Co. Southern Air Wilaon-Maier Furniture Sears Lake Monroe Inn ............................................. ............................................. ............................................. ............................................. ............................................. ............................................. ............................................. ............................................. .......................................... . I think ...»...................... will be the moat points scored In any one game. today, since Ik* Alabama-Anbura fame will be played mi Tbanksgivlag Day, and Georgia- Georgia Tech m N or. D . TWO SETS OF WINNERS NEXT WEBC. CONTEST RULES SOUTHERN AIR GEORGE J. MIMS • 10 football games this weekend are placed, one in each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite the ad­ vertiser’s name on the Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. • Pick a number which you think will be the highest number of points scored in any one game on this page and place this number In the space provided In Entry Blank. This will be used to break ties. One entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, November 27th. LflLv REPLACE YOUR OLD FURNACE NOW WITH A QUICK INSURANCE CLAIM BERVICE Weathermaker Furnace CALL 2313 PARK Dlt., 8 AN FORD Frank Rice took high ser­ • Custom Made Venetian ies honors last wreck In tha Deiiary Social League howl­ Blinds ing activity when he potted ■ 517. Whitey Hall ram* up with a 523 and Bill Miller • Benjamin Moore Paints posted a 512. Alfred Faron had a 510 and Ellsworth Og­ den a 508. Itirr also had the high sin- I gin game, a 2IO. Francis Pea-| old posted a 200 and Martin Yost a 202. Faron Builder* Glass & Paint Co., Inc. leads the circuit with a record of 29 games won and 11 210 Magnolia 322-4622 tosses. 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(Herald Photo), MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT GEORGE'S! TENNESSEE ve. VANDERBILT Q U AKER GAS AND FUEL OIL HEATERS Wilson-Maier CATALOG SALES OFFICE f u r n it u r e c o m pa n y •30 MAPLE AVB. — SANFORD P1NECREST SHOPPING CENTER RICE ve. BAYLOR T C U v*. S M U !311 E. lei ST. 313-3133 ARIZONA STATE va. ARIZONA ' I 1 �Ift Wanfarl P a te 8 — Vow. 14, 1M4 fm ll P re-N uptial Party Fetes M iss Clark Linda Hittell Hosts Meeting O f Phi Gamma Eta and By M rs. C la m e e Snyder | Mr*. J. Linda Hittell waa recently U ln Regina Clark, lovely hoaten tor Phi Gamma Eta bride elect of Charles Parker Chapter of Bata Sigma Phi. of Oviedo, w u honor guest Good* were collected from of a kitchen shower when her the members for the annual grandmother, Mrs. Guy Beall, Thanksgiving basket, whlcb and Mrs. Eva Williams enter* win he taken to the Good {Sa­ talned a t the Beall home. maritan Home. The guests played the game The chapter dlacuaaed deep­ of bride with prises going to ly and voted to participate Mrs. Lola Brooke, Mrs. P. T. with the other local chapters Piety and Mrs. Eva Williams In tha Valentine Ball to be before the bride-to-be opened planned for the chapter Val­ her many lovely gifts. entine Girls in February. The refreshment table was Ceramic ashtrays are still overlaid with lace and cen­ being made by the chapter. tered with an arrangement of Other Beta Sigma Phi m em ­ white gladioli and mums. bers ars welcome to order Mrs. Williams served punch them from Phi Gamma Eta. from the cut glass punch A Christmas gift bat been bowl which was complement­ sent to the chapter foster ed with open faced sand­ child in Viet Nam, and sport wiches, Individual cakes top­ shirts and undershirta have ped with a wedding bell, can­ been sent to the State Mental dles and nuts. Hospital Attending or sending gilts Refresh menta of Waldorf were the honoree and her Red Cake and Cokes were mother, Mrs. Kenneth Clark: served to the following mem­ the prospective groom's moth­ bers: Juns Warner, Linda er, Mrs. S. E. Parker; Mrs. Reck, Shirley Stumpf, Mary Lois Brooke, Mrs. P. T. Piety, Sharp, Joan Brooks, Jan VihMISS REGINA CLARK, lovely bride-elect of Charles Parker was recently Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mrs. len, Jean Gomalei, Leslie honor guest nt a kitchen shower. Pictured from left to right are Mrs. Eva Eva Williams, Mrs. Frank Heat, Peggy Crever, Linda Williams, co-hostess, Mrs. S. E. Parker, mother of the prospective groom, George, Mr*. Joe Mailers Hittell and Mrs. Glenn MeMrs. Guy Beall, grandmother of the honoree, Mrs. Kenneth Clark, mother and Miss Jeta Masters. CaU, advisor. Also Mrs. Harry Osteen, of the bride-elect and Miss Clark. Sorority Hears Dr. Perez Creating Novel Bird Cages Bridal Shower Honors M iss Dreier Mis* Jennifer Lynn Drcier, lovely bride elect, was honor guest recently of a miscellan­ eous bridal shower at the De­ Bary r im Hall given by her ■iintj, Mra, Esther Juatlnger, Mra. Edward Wood, Mm. Henry Thurtam and Mrs. H. 0. Johnson of Titusville. The guests participated la bridal game* and contests, with prises awarded tha win­ ner*. Highlight of the even­ ing waa tha opening of the m any lovely gift* the brideelect received. The refreshment table, cen­ tered with a low arrangement of assorted pink and white blossoms end accented with tall pink tapers In crystal holders, was covered la sheer pink linen. A crystal punch bowl contained refreshing pink fruit punch. Comple­ menting the punch and tea was an assortment of petit four*, slipper mtst*, la—Hi nuts aad individual **k*a. Guests Included Mr*, t t * ley Dreier, mother af ta bride-elect, and tha Mwea h. Fielder, P. Haste, O. P. Ferguson, J. A. Jahaaea, James Pelow, J. H. Scott, H. C. H um an, C. Urban, Wil­ liam Waakosky, Ctensce Mil­ ler aad Huai Coffin. Also tha Mmes. WOUam Burbank, Vivian Dennis, E. Wood, Larry P. Jackaoo, Bert Gould, George Dora. J . JusUnger, P. Davis and William Hennegan. Also tho Missci Pamela Msssle, Holly Asa Johnson, Pearl Smith, Vicki Forgusoa, Cathy Jo Johasoo aad Bar­ bara Kenner, Enterprise Personals We are happy that L. H. Wright has recovered suffi­ ciently to be able to retura to hii borne on Pine S treet MISS JENNIFER LYNN DREIER, bride-elect, war recently complimented with a bridal shower in DeBary. Pictured with the honoree, from the left are her bridal attendants, Pamela Masaie, maid of honor, Holly Ann Johnnon and Pearl Smith, bridesmaids. Fascinates A za le a Members Osteen Members and gueats of the I can truly "Wake Up and P ar -1 educational theme. The die Gamma Omega chapter of tlclpate" which is this year’a j cusslon waa continued Into tha The Dempsy Carnes guest pretty wall decoration. Eight coffee hour which followed the Epsilon Sigma Alpha met re­ house at Lrmon Bluff was the were completed and display­ program. The social portion of cently at the Firat Federal the evening was under the di­ scene of the dinner meeting ed on a wall. Other* were Richard L. Eckhart who is Building Caucus Room to par­ of Azalea Club recently. rection of Mri. P at (Terry) ticipate in an Informative edu­ Guests gathered at 6:30 p.m. brought home for a 'Tittle stationed at Quonset, R. 1., Smith. cational program. Dr. Luis and dinner was served at 7. touching up." Mrs. Starke re­ ■board tha U. S. Essex and Peres, the guest apeaker, waa Mrs. Carnes and her co-hos­ mained serenely pleasant *s Miss Judy Bunten, a sopho­ Introduced by the president, more at Florida Southern Col­ tesses, Mra. J. L. Clark, Mrs. she helped and directed. Mri. Kathy (Henry) Tooke. Everyone left Lemon Bluff lege, spent a recent weekend James H. Coon, Mrs. Frank Dr. Perea presented an effec­ Thomas, chose a rustic motiff quite pleased with their ef­ with their parents, Dr. and tive program on Communism* with earthen crocks holding forts, appreciative of Mrs. Mrs. J. C. Bunten, and their His speech stimulated an ac­ arrangements of drier) wheal, Starke's program and the grandmother, Mrs. B. L. Eg­ tive quest Ion-answer period in gleston. sage and seed pods brighten­ Carnes' hospitality. which the audience received ed by clumps of Bitter-sweet. suggestions for personal re­ The Dorcas Sunday School Mrs. Henry Russell presid­ sponsibility In developing a Class of the Central Baptist ed at the after-dinner meet­ stronger Democracy and thus Church recently held the No­ ing and appointed Mrs. Boy combating Communism. vember business and social Tiilis and Mrs. Lee A. Wheelmreting at the home of Mr*. er to plan the pre-Christmas This program was one of iho R. D. Baas and Miss Carol meeting for the evening of highlights of a series of pro­ Swaggerty. gram! the chapter is present­ Dec. 10. Mrs. Porter Lans­ ing in an effort to bo better Mrs. Itass accompanied Die ing, club treasurer, gave the Informed. Dr. Perea gave members In group singing financial r e p o r t . Courtesy many Ideas on how members | M l. LUIS PEREZ and Mrs. Gall Smith present­ chairman, Mrs. Hoy Boyd, ed a solo. thanked Mrs. Carnes and her Mrs. Wilkinson, the class committee who provided the teacher, gave an inspiring beautiful and sumptnus meal. devotional program f r o m Miss Ella lire Kirrhhoff, gar­ Proverbs and the president, den therapy chairman, thank­ Mr. and Mrs. I-ouis St. Rockville Center, Long fa- Mrs. Ina Galloway, presided ed Mrs, R. F. Steele for toys Amand of Dellary Avenue land, N. Y., who winter in over the business meeting. donated to tha “LRUc Red have rcturnrd from a trip to Hollywood, Fla. Kn route Report* were given from the School House." the Keys where Ihey visited sooth, they visited places of class officers and new pro­ Several lets of nested cans painted in varied bright col­ Islamarada then on to Key inlerest in Central Florida. jects were discussed. Plan* were completed for ors were displayed. These West and picturesque Okee­ Mr. and .Mrs. William Welsh the Christmas dinner to tic were prepared by Mrs. J. P. chobee. They next enjoyed Guy Lombardo und his or­ o| Naranja Hoad had as their held in the church dining Cullen, Mrs. Wheeler snd chestra at Terra Verde Is­ houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. members and their families Mrs. Russell. Mi's Kirchhoff said that the children would land and spent a tittle time William James of Fire Is­ invited to attend. Games were conducted by enjoy them in their sand box, in Clearwater, Tampa and land, I.ong Island, N. Y. tin McDQI Air Force Base. They their way to Miami they Mra. Rais during the social or stacking ami nesting them. hour and delicious refresh­ T h e youngsters appreciate stopped en route at places of visited places of interest. ments were served by the having something to take interest before returning to home, such as little bunches Mr. and Mrs. II. TJiursam hostesses. Dellary. of Volusia Drive will enter­ Attending were the Mines. of flowers or plants, and they Mr. and Mrs. Otto llartwig tain IN at their home for W. L. Harmon, G. 11. High, are real happy that the CivlT. A. Rivers, Phyllis Nash, tans are going to make their of Valencia Hoad entertained'Thanksgiving dinner, L. R. Bass, J. II. Wilson. Jack little school h o u s e truly their friend, Mra. Bessie GeMr. and Mrs. llertrum Benton, T. G. Richardson, "RED." row, of Kalainazo, Mich. Program chairman, Mrs. C. Gould of High Hanks Road, Alice .Smith, Harriet Wilcox, Dr. Wilfcrd Wilson of Smyr­ West, have as their current C. J. Wiikinaon and J. Q. P. liarkey announced hostess­ es fur the remainder of the na Drive has his wife, Mrs. hoiocgucst*. a cousin, Miss Galloway, club year and thanked mem W. Wilson, home for the hoi- Jane Maxwell Cainilius, of TALENTED DUO, Misa Jeri Wheatland and bers for being so gracious Ways after an extended stay New York. Miss Debbie Dalton, sang und danced their way and willing to entertain the In New Orleans and Missis­ into the hearts of local Shrincrs Thursday night group. Mrs. E. Armstrong of Ami­ sippi. at the club’s dinner. Here the cute puir strike one go* Road returned from an She introduced Mrs. Metis of the poses in their dunce numbers. Starke who conducted a work­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. rxlcndcd trip to Edmonton, shop. The mammoth dining Willaredt of Coiomba Jtoad Canada, where she visited table wss cleared sod con will enjoy tha holiday Mason relative* and friends. The W M U. ef the Floe- verted Into a work bench. in DeBary together. Mri. Wil­ Col. and Mri. Harold Wills crest Baptist Church held the Red, gold, green and black ls redt, who spends most of her time on business in Nosy of Naranja Road celebrated November meeting et the coat hangers (under Mrs. York, expects to spend the their I5lh wedding annivers­ church recently with the pres­ Slarkes supervision) w e r e ary. Wednesday, Nov. 18, ident, Mrs. William Gram- turned into novelty b i r d winter in Dellary. cages. These when decorated with a dinner at (he Orchid kow, presiding. Mrs. John Herring revealed with plastic (lowers and rib­ Mrs. M. J. Roach of Hibis­ House, DeLami. information regarding the G. bons, also a bird, made very cus Drive held a family Mr. and Mrs. Henry laihoff A. study course and plans birthday party for her daugh­ ter, Elizabeth Marie Roach, of Montana will not winter in for the week of prayer for HEARTY on her firat birthday, Satur­ DoUary this year. The Lo- foreign missions were pre­ WASHINGTON (UPI) day, Nov. 14. Helping baby boffs have been coming to sented by Mr*. V. M. Smith. Seventy-five per cent of chil­ Sweaters, Elizabeth Marie celebrate DeBary for many year* and Collection and distribution dren born with heart defects of food and clothing for the which a few years ago would capria, aklrta and were grandma and grandpa we will miss them. needy during the holiday tea- have made their Uvea hopeless Norvln Roach of Dellary. blauaM galora * . , Mr. and Mr*. Eugene B. son were dltcusaed. can today be helped because Following the business ses­ of recent sdvsncci in medical Mr. and Mrs. Roble Elliott Ik inert ol Azalea Drive held everything, In fart, of Lakewood Drive entertain­ a dinner party at their home sion. program chairman, Mrs. research, the U. S. Public that yo« need for ed at a dinner party at their (nr Staff Sergeant and Mrs. William Guess, presented a Health Service reports. borne on FrWay, Nov. 30, Waiter K. Hoffman Jr. and program on Baptist Mission the casual Ufa . , , noted artists from the Flor­ grandchildren, Leslie a n d work In Korea. Ably assisting her w en the Mines. Page AD drram-eome-true ida Federation of Art, Mr. Beverly, who have been liv­ and Mr*. Riley Napier of St. ing in DeBary for IS months Williams, Ted Barker, George stuff, to naka tha Petersburg, Nancy Harmon of with their mother, Betty, Fleet, Ronald Queen, Adwon Clark and V. M. Smith. Tampa, and Winncfred Long while their lather, Walter, wearer feet like an Refreshment* were served of St. Petersburg. was in Viet Nam for a year, in Fellowship Hall following helresat and now is assigned to Tyn­ Mr. a n d Mra. George dall Air Force Base near Pan­ the program by the Clark Wright of Juan Road baa her ama City, Fla. Mr. Hoffman Circle member*. two sister* visiting in Dellary la the brother of Mrs. Fred EXERCISE! vhile aho (Lottie) 1* |R at Pernck of Sunset Drive. NEW YORK (UPD—Health­ Seminole Memorial Hospital ful exercise la a "sometime IN THE ROUND In Sanford. Her aisters are t m a c n w i r %JM thing" for many persons after Miss Muriel Lindley and Mrs. NEW YORK (UP1) - The summer ends. Why oot set up SILVERPLATE BY — Mildred Ksir. both of Jones­ revival of round dining tables a family health center In youz • Accredited Charia INTERNATIONAL boro, Ark. has brought back the round home, starting by making laAccounts Welcomed Victorian tablecloth, with Its Its foam rubber exercise KADER Mr. and Mrs. John Park of colorful florals and paisley matsT • Open Friday JEWELERS paj^lia Drive entertained Mr prints, and bull fringe or deep Cover the foam rubber with Evenings 112 8. PARK AVE. and Mra. Patrick Murphy of j fringe edging. sturdy canvas or duck. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilcox of Miami and Mr. and Mri. T. E. Denby of Oldsmar were houseguests of Mr. aad Mrs. Ed L. Cunningham this week. Morris Grow and Jo t Tote of Lake Worth were recent guests of Andrew Evaaa Try serving a cheese sauce over favorite fresh vegetables. Personals The Dorcas Class Plans Christmas Family Dinner DeBary Personals FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5692 OLD SEA CHANTIES wore sting for Shriner* a t a recent dinner meeting by Boss Kosnzza, baritone (standing). Hu waa accompanied by John Carter. Hoauzza is head of the voice de­ partment nt Hollins anil Carter is a piano teach­ er in the music thccory department a t the same college. (Herald Photo) IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd * MAGNOLIA DONAHOE AND STAFF To Assist Needy Sensational Sportswear 11EAUTY SALON C H A R LO T T E and FRA N K Pinecrest WMU During Holidays EVELYN'S CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO THE SECOND A N N U A L CHRISTM AS F A N T A S Y O PEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29th FROM 12 TILL 5:30 P.M. Sanford Flower Shop COR. E. 1st. ST. AND SANFORD AVE. 322-1822 122-8453 �• A •4 i. V nffgrV TmTI N I h I t W n l i f T ra il* v a u lt i:w ( rtts l* m * ia • t m r a i u r . rmnv a TiiwmiHovv ■r a t l a !.***■ —- f 'a l s r *A SSOWSW I.IMG M TSS" S l l a i l l t M H i l — T a la r w r .n s r .s n u ovi.v rv H i.itvn h su sirs: -TUI I m l Til ST n itr.tsi* -w vi. s im i r;s r i- LAST 1 DAYS Sean Connery 'is ? Dlt. NO Plus David Nlsrn L*Tlnk P a n th e r ’ la Color M e W TILL 2:8» K f r MON. - FRl.WV DINE OUT WITH r o u t F A M I L Y ThanksKrivinK Here U a hand from Ihe World Bridge Olympiad that should make experts out u( all you readers or beginners out of the experts who actual­ ly bid and played It. The bidding ia that of the United States North • South pair. The play at two dubs was short and sweet. South won the heart opening and led the suit back. Later, ho aet up Iwo hearts is dummy by ruffing a third heart. This allowed him two spade dis­ cards, ao he wound up mak­ ing a small ilam. The slam contract would not have been a sound one. but five clubi would certainly have been and the U. S. North and South were quite worried about the result. ♦•a • 4JTI f t m AAR t i l l » ii •OUT* CD) *1 1 1 1 1 V IS Xaximtm Was* Meet IV I* They had no need U> worry. At the other table, the NorthSouth landed In three notrump and the U, S defend­ ers ran off five diamond tricks for a 108-point plus so that the U. S. team’s gain on that board waa 270 points or six International Match Points. The hand caused a lot of expert discussions because no ona could find a logical way to get to ftva clubs on any bidding system whatsoever. Tlie only suggestion that seems at all reasonable was that South should respond three clubs after hla pass, where­ upon It would be up to North to bid three spades to suggest that South go t« three mv trump if he had defense against diamonds. South would not know exactly wtut was going on and would raise to four spades, whereupon it would be up to North to go to ; five cluhe. By Ruth Millett dUghJighli Television Tonight S ales 1:11 44 )' Wake-up Motif* • S ervlet FA 2-4918 Z e n ith CeUr TV B a la 2848 K isftN At*. WANTED M O 49) N i d i t i S (2) F a rm M«r**t fli^ o rl T J9 42) T* U r 4 'D Mlckii# Kven* 1 1 1 44) lert-'tl S*#we» I f f i f h i f I 99 (4 C a p ta in K * n f i r# i a 1 2 ! (2) W n ? t i # r - JS tan I 14 49 ) r a r i o o a n 43) To flay TRAINEES Wan a n d aaansn are urgtnUv raw! 32^-6081 • By Oswald Jacoby Cth Jh s (xJoMSUt Seminole TV Valdez Hotel Sanford • For Ahby’a booklet. "How To Have A Lovely Wedding.” send SO cents to Abby. Box ««700, Loa Angeles, Calif. AARI VAfTII • III AQM . Eq j 4QJIT4 INVeWTBO YU* You’ll be raster for your You’ll watch him do a re ­ You'll show respect for his husband to lire with if: pair Job without ottering any work, whatever it happens to You'll come right out and "helpful” advice. be. say your're mad and why, In­ You 1 1 go (or an hour at a You’ll get along with mem­ stead of going around looking hurt and saying there'a noth­ time without chattering—if he bers of his (unity, even when 1s concentrating on something it isn't easy. ing Ihe matter. You'll slay at home when or Just seems to want to bo You'll never wish out loud for things he can't possibly he goes flailing or hunting if let alone. you don't enjoy it, instead •>( ''You'll refrain from saying, afford to give you. going along ami complaining "l told you so," wiien he fails You'll always laugh when he to take your advice with the tell* you a funny story, even all the time. You'll have a definite and unfortunate results that you If you've heard him tell it enthusiastic answvr Instead predicted. before. You'll make It easy for him You'll wait for him to tell of a dreary, “It doesn't make any difference to me,” when to know just what to "su r­ you what's wrung—when some­ he asks you what you would prise" you with on your birth­ thing obviously is—Instead of day. trying to pry it out of him. cent and we should all be like to do. proud of them. Do sec Warn­ er’* "My Fair Lady,” How could you stay away? The fashions from this mo­ T V Time Previews vie will have a broad Influ­ ence, and there was a fashion show the night before the 7:30 - 1:3) p. m. NBC. Mr. Red Skelton Show, t,ov*ty Project Strigaa Affair." U.N.Novak. “Boy L’ndir Glass.” Ginger Rodgers visits Red to­ I'.L.E.’s objective this week press preview. Lovely Jan Mr! Goldberg ha* fashioned night and she sings, dance* is lo discredit a power-hungry Sterling did Ihe commentary one of tlie best scripts yet and joins her host in the cutn- Balkan diplomat w iv e intem­ wearing black chiffon ami a reil "F air Lady” hat in Boat­ done on lhi* seriee, It con­ edy sketch. Ginger sings perance threatens to provoke ing Hack ostrich feathers Tlie cerns a brilliant Negro ath­ ‘‘Mangos," hacked up by the an East W est war. William bats were of the greatest in­ lete, a baseball pitcher in Skeltoiies; dance* with chore- Shatner plays an American terest as they take their In­ whom there is majur-lesgiie grapher Tom llanaen to "1 Chemical Engineer who'* coninterest, but whose dedication Don't Think I'll End It All vlnred he should help 11.N.s p ira tio n from the Cecil Beaton hats in the picture. to sports leaves him insuffi­ Today" and play* the villsgr C.L.K. and. though lie's an In­ They have modem styling but cient lime for studies. There schoolteacher who enter* ,v voluntary ngrnt, he love* the ure many conflicts In this lieauty contest being run by role he's called upon lo play— a m-wr feminine touch. After the preview we were drama: Should Novak make Red's dishonest sheriff, "Dead that of a major American invited to a cocktail-dinner educated son? To what ex­ Eye.” In the silent spot. Red scientist engaged In a top sec­ party to meet the stars. Mis* tent ia the boy prepared to portrays a mean old flower ret military project, who just Hepburn wore a white wool sacrifice hi* personal ilib'K- vendor who finds a silver might he induced to sell out his country, lots of involved jacket and al1 wore their most itv to pass a re-exmiilnalloii ? ’ slipper. Each conflict is well thought plotting, but most of Gil* |* H :.711-9:.'10 V M. NBC. The charming personalities. Tlie pre*i was In New York for out and well handled. The Man From U.N.C.L.E. "The don* In good humor. this event from ail over the stature of this play I* far country and the foreign press stove th* norm for this series was also represented, so you and indicates hnw well drama see how important "My Fair may be Integrated into ped­ Lady" is now that it has been agogy- Wayne Grice plays the allowances because of the filmed. One of the important things boy's athletic prowess or de­ I i t < !' D lv sr e * C o u r t TUESDAY P. M. ««» A m e r tc s n H i s t o r y will be, in my opinion, black clare him Ineligible? It ihe # ,< ! { } J 4 < N • AMI 111 As I r e n e f t r VVotwsn and white striped ribbon for boy's father right in pushing i * i > >rrt, W e a t h e r • i l l l> I’s r l o n n e hla son towards sports lielists, since the most beauti­ I J • S a w • I I I I I I I ,n i» e r Hseai ■•nfi# GO 11uG alo m i l Jr. ful one worn by the star wav cause of the fat« of a college I I t ) M4 21 il I 'l H V e - .F Iw * t f * r t«:4S (X) U a k a lloum for trimmed lavishly with Ibis confused young man; Frank i 'tori k it# lU illy <41 N aw . w ith M k« W a U ft* l l ' i n t l e y - B r i n k le y ribbon And "dog collars’’ Silvern his determined father; lUpor | tars might, Just might, hecome Juanita Moore hia literally 4 3 1 tim r i 1A f | , i u » l* « r id # l i t H|i.ititen Inclined mother and Arch T 19 13 i M MU 4 1 U l l ( I I \ \ h a t 'a T h i s S' n* high fashion Watch! IS> I I. • t.us* 4 i) C a r ! • Wh*r* Arc As "MY FAIR LADY” L Johnson the boy's high-school (*) I 'rt e s la I t l c k t Y*h? 1 9 : 0 C l NU l N ew s seen across (bar country, men coach. Even Jim Franrl'ciia T:-0 43) Mr N’o v n k I t . t * (>) I 's n e s s t r s t l S D 49) Combftt are going to want a hat like in Novak gives • better per­ (<) vn<tr of M s r b a - r y i 4 * tf tiU ir y 'i i’ : Professor Higgins wears anil formance than usual, I >i l i s t T h * V t t i s s s s « 3o 43) M i n f r o m C N c . U E I I . H < li Js n p s M r P.M. CII.S. World ( ) ) U J U l i ' a Nov/ women will want hats (modi i t i T h s l i s t i tf.< r s «4) ic*<l Hk«lion Bed, of course) like tho*e War f "The Trrnches." Much • '00 i J f Th* T y co o n I I I M issin g U n k * 12) T W * I worn by "E ll/a Doolittle.” of iho history of World Wur WEDNESDAY P. M. !:!V 4 4 I t ’Attl >4t Ju n c t io n \nd may he, Just maybe, we [ revolved about the foot (9 ) P*jrtt>o l aU c« C:CS C l Hay W h an soldier In the trenches. This I2» TM • 1 will get hats on men sod wo­ ( *l ! " • • or Uf a T h * F u e l tin* (SI I'alhsr K n o w s (lest men. What an achievement is a chilling examination of 10:09 4 Jl 4 » The I •‘•atom and th* I is l «t Nsws At St IMS tiiat would be* And how "love the horror of life In the Nut ft# t.l« (Si a s t r e a f o r T > m * r I --------------- lock trenches, well written, well f l ) l!*|| T ' l # y h o i * II »ur r s w IV * Sops a n d ..................... I ] 09 42) ' 4) 41) N«w* 111 T r u t h - r C o a s s told and all the more harrow­ | _ L . to m e n I I l*al'»" Tomorrow — More Pages II 33 14) Mott* U 'l tn cs s (1 Il's huiuoa Ui b Uciji'.e ing when on« realises these U .l< 1 2 ) T o n lm i t (*) Hallo l a s f l r k a r s From My Notebook. ( 9 ) Movie > ii IS, f i u l'l ln g I . l s k l are authentic pictures. The IS l . r ts ( I I M IC Maws 14 - — and And) emphasis is on the Battle of 1.49 i t ) d i r t T a l k WKDNI81JAT A* M. |} W in ( lik r part the Somme, one of the longest IH M ods ISO , a silrrmMr I '9 » 41) Hlf* Ott C l N'swa. W a e t h e r IA lirnounced and cruelest battle* of th* 4 13 12) K'jn«hln* Alm af tat IP Menu I ts I I I f e c a s 1.2! 44) New* * W e a t h e r war. 1:19 (Si a a T h s W s rI S T a r a s 31 Kllsri (a h ) 23 lam bs sa d — *• <AI H. lanes C lv llu atto e H;709:70 P.M. CBS. The « 19 4(4S )) WorM 34 Cull Wetrilsr Hunr •• r « m « * t# r l:il i l l N ik ; N i s i 34 Imligw T 99 49 * T o d a y I ll ' S i I’sa a wor # 37.S .t many JAIMinrat* GtORGFHAMILTON-SUSANOLIVER M DBUnO.NSSMVMIW S-ARTHUR(ThCOmNNEsLl _ ; STARTS SUNDAY U p O llM O C OUR BOARDING HOUSE AND CHOCHC*V (NTH6AM* NSTf COMPARED TO tS enckwe a stamped, self ad­ dressed envelope. liRed off my abouldera. Thank you. •RELIEVED” • • Troubled? Write to Abby, Box 08700. Loa Angeles. Calif. For a personal reply, Qaasby On Bhidqsi • Restaurant By Galbraith* 9 'fOU.THlJOYWHO, born early as our marriage waa late. I’ve felt guilty and ashamed aver alnce, and worried so for fear the child would find out about It later. You have helped me a lot. 1 feel like a weight has been TV RENTAL Rose & V»f* By A b ig a il V o n Buren DC AX ABBY: I am ■ Ugh Of course, It IS "lovely," and "My Fair la d y ” will make people happy with its beauty and gorgeous coloring. 1 waa present at the press pre­ view and there were waves of applause all through ihe thea­ ter when It was over. The cos­ tumes are so beautiful and ihe settings are superb. Audrey Hepburn Is a charming Ellra and, of courts. Rex Harrison la a "true” actor. The after­ forty cast of Stanley Holloway, Wilfrew Hyde-White, Gladys Conper, Mona Wasliboume and label EUom were inagmfi- . 24. 1 9 6 4 — 3J5R 7E 3H 5U (Dsah Qbby: thoughts about hia second •choal teacher, to you know wife, leave well enough a* I ta i at k s it aa tatelllgcnt lone. If you •‘thought” you loved your present husband, m the im a g e p e rm , but keep right on loving him. wbra I m tlv g my am ple and tell Number One to make ballot, 1 had great difficul­ the best of It with Number ty understanding it . The Two because that’s what language la ao confuting ywj intend to do. • • • that 1 actually had to read It (war time a before I knew DEAR ABBY: I read whether my YES or NO about some of the ridicul­ would mean what I wanted ous wedding customs sent It In mean. For Instance, in to you from readers. Kidnap-’ Proposition IS, which (in ping the hride, filling her Calif.) la the fiiue dealing shoe* with money, etc. The with whether or not we want one I think takes the cake paid talarUioo, If we rote ia when 'he wedding guests YES, It means, 'No. we don't keep hitting their water want It.” If we vote NO, It glasses with silverware until means, “ Yea, we DO want the bride and groom give H.” la It oecem ry to word them a demonstration of a the propositions so that long, passionate kiss. I am moat people vote exactly the going to be married toon opposite of how they intend and I do not care to put on In voter this kind of performance in JUST STUPID, 1 GUESS front nf a bunch of gawking halftlpsy spectators. I have DEAR JUST: NO! « • • considered killing the m a­ DEAR ABBY: I am m ar­ tron of honor as a meane of ried to a wuadrrful man. He sobering tip the lightaeers. ia my second husband, 1 'Have you a better sugges­ ran into my first husband, tion’ IN t-OVE B IT NOT IN­ who la alto married again, SANE and be tells me he still loves mo and he KNOWS that one DEAR IN LOVE: Yh , If day we will be together you want to so!»er 'em up, ■gain. What does this mean? kiss tite best man! Now I can’t think straight. • • • We were divorced for five DEAR ABBY: Thank you years. I thought I loved my for your wonderful answer second husband until this to "UNENLIGHTENED” happened. Do you think wc that teenager who had Just could be married to the learned that her parents had wrong people? not been married quite long CONFUSED enough when the waa born. DEAR C O N F U S E D : It You have answered a ques­ sounds to me aa though your tion I have wanted answered first husband has had second for four years. Our first was ot ■• • !' IB M CM ft* iMMJd 8*r<u IntUf. 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V s w s i i t U a / K a s s l s r —.N a a s A U T O M A T IO N T R A If'IN O BOX n o (70 SANFORD HFHM.D ()) gports, Wsathar, M l inilrolms bird 33 Walt 1 4 1'auiav II Iw lid saUnUj M Srotluh nagsUrs ST IhJsorursSm Ml - -— and honrj 4P T a t u m and 41 Coif n r a w i 41 (.Ullcr awl — 41 Eilsaded 4* RscwsveiiMW S llhU b S3 ladrvkfaaM U CulmlnsUsa MM* sour ss SA Armed ronttM* M Summer* IFrJ ST Sift fallal I DOWN I fruit 3 Skwld bsartag ) R**rrangt **>iu*aca 4 U d 'ltr n sa d i (dial a I ------Saa 4 Rlunt U mK R I ' ■*•" *n l -- B I T ” m H �h r a ir i& m ii CAPTAIN EASY BSK32 mt ■ ■— m u �T~ - ' ■ ■ *\ — VFWAuxiliary Churchill Longwood Mayor, Councilman W elcomes Six f n f ir l Seeking Re-Election Dec. 1 new nemuerc U m m By Dm u i i t* u 90 Vm 9 Ei Ui Incumbent* Mayor A. R. Lormann and Council Chair* m an R. C. Carlton of Lon*, wood are leaking re-election to thalr rampoetiva post* in Dae. 1 municipal electioni. Campaign platform* h a v e been released to The Herald by both candidates. The six planks In Lor* m ann's platform ara ( 1) to continue to work for the or* derljr economic growth of Longwood, (Z) to continue to dispense justice, tempered w ith leniency Ic all municipal court proceedings; (3) to con* tlnua to counsel teens gem and parenta with problems fo r the purpose el creating b a tte r eltlsena; (4) to con* tinue to Inaist on well equip­ ped, efficient, highly trained police and fire departments; to , ( 8) as In ths past, raprs* sen t ths eltlsena of Longwood w ith dignty and (A) to con* tlnua to work harmoniously and cooperatively with city council as wall a t with those o f the county and surround­ ing communities . Ho states ha is seeking reelection because he "wants to aeo tho city continue to progress in an orderly man­ ner, to become a better, safer place in which to live ami own a business and to con­ tinue to be a city with low taxes." Lormann, a realtor with of­ fices in Casselberry and Fort Myers, is married and has ona son and two daughters attending L y m a n H i g h School. Ho la president of the Seminole County Hoard of Realtors, president of the Ly­ man High PTA and a direc­ to r of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Carlson, a resident of the eity for 20 years, has many years experienca In municipal and school board administra­ tion In his home town In Il­ linois as well as in tho Long­ wood city government. llo slates ho is available st all times to assist in the af­ fairs of tho city and, it re­ elected, it eliall be his sincere purpose to continue serving citixens of tho community to the Itest of his shility as lie has tried to do In the past. Ho advises “he believes in orderly progress that will not place a heavy burden upon taxpayers of tho community. He is married, bus one son and four grandchildren, ell living in tho ares. R. C. CARLSON A. R. LORMANN 630 Attend First Camporee To Be Held At Camp Howard By Jsse Casselberry An . awards ceremony Sun­ day afternoon marked the end of a successful three day Fall Camporee for A30 Boy Scouts, Explorers ind their leader*, of the Weklwa District. This was the first camporee ever held at Camp Howard on Markham Rosd and only th* second In Seminole County for the past several yean and 30 area troops participated. The theme of the camporee was "Our Proud Heritage" and units gave their csmpsttes the names of historic towns or places, such as "The Alamo" or "Valley Forge." Chief Tomahawk Boh Voke of Maltlsod was In charge of the meet Chosen as the most outstanding troops participat­ ing were Troop 239, sponsored by the Orlando Air Force Bsie, first place; Troop 341, sponsored by the Casselberry Community Methodist Church, second, and Troop 202, spon­ sored by the First Baptist Church of Union Park, third. High r«lnl patrols were Ti­ tan Patrol. Troop 30. first; Eagle Patrol, Troop 30, se­ cond, ind Raccoon Patrol, Troop (H, third. Special awards went to Troop 213 for Ihe cleanest campsite; 219 for lean-to’s nude from native material; 3j, best town namo sign; 81, color guard and bughr; 61 new leadership; 114, good turn; 2DS, moving In formation, and :i0, 211, and At for signal Honey lees do not pollinate big proficiency. red clover, hut bumblebees Kaliga Chapter of the (inter do. of the Arrow presented a pla que for distinguished service to chapter member J. B. Greenman of Winter Park for his 43 y ean in Scouting. The chapter’s tapping out ceremony wst a highlight of the eounctl fire program Satur­ day night. Songs, ikita, and an impressive burning of worn out flags were also included. Scoutmaster Ed Cranberry of Winter Park was chosen to be the new Chief Tomahawk to head planning for the Wekl­ wa District Spring Camporee at a Crackerbarrel Session of adult scouten Saturday night. In addition to Casselberry, county troops represented were Troops 3S and li t of Al­ tamonte Springs ind Explor­ er Ship 230, and Troop 230 of Bear Lake. Fire Auxiliary Hears Report On Officers Nominating committee re­ ports for new officers of the DeBary Volunteer Fire De­ partment Auxiliary were giv­ en at the group’! November miwttng by committee chairman, Mrs. Charles Schneider. Nainnl w e r e Francanna Howard, president; Mabel Wiwt, vice president; Mrs. T. Cully, treasurer; Mrs. I*. Froctschcr. secretary; Mrs. H. Vitt, corresponding secre­ tary and Mrs. M. I'btllipi, three year director. Other business on the agen­ da included discussion and plans for a Christmas, Party for members of the depart­ ment and auxiliary. Refreshment* were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. I*. Little ami other members of her committee. Now You Know United I'rrxH International Hhcumntic dlsenso cost Amer­ icans more than $2.5 billion last year, more than three quarters of which resulted from wages and salaries lost due to crippling arthritis ami rheumatism, according to Life and Health magailne. U a m Iu m Six sew number* were wel­ comed a t the November meet­ ing of DaBary’a VPW Auxili­ ary Unit 1093 by the presi­ dent, Mrs. Myrtle Hfll, who spoke on behalf o f the entire organisation. In the new group are Mrs. Irene Tarbell, re-but*ted, and Mrs. Essie Batson of DeBary; Mrs. Edith Ramp, a gold star mother and transferee from Unit 2289 of Detroit, Mich., and Mre. Julia Armstrong and Mrs. Josephine Weeks, all of Deltona and Mrs. Ethel Perrick of Unit 1808, Bayslde, Long Island, N. Y., transferee. In other business, Mrs. Ann Morrison was sleeted as chap­ lain and installation was by Mrs. Ruth LaCKat, past pres­ ident. Reports on past projects were heard and donations w en received fo r VFW Na­ tional Christmas Beals and the Florida Cottage at Eaton Raplda, Mich., home for or­ phans and widows. Th* next meeting was an­ nounced for 7:30 p.m., Dae. 15 a t the Fire Hall when a Christmas Party and exchange of gifts will be enjoyed. During the social hour fol­ lowing th* meeting, refresh­ ments of pumpkin pie and eoffee were served and all a t­ tending sang "Happy Birth­ day" to Mrs. Hill. 'Man Of Worldf To Be Honored By Tms A. CalWa LONDON (NEA) — Brilona will honor a legend «n Nov. 80, when Sir Winston Churchill relabrsten his 90th birthday. For Churchill Is no longer regarded her* as a mere gun. H# baa become something larger than life and monumental. How does on pay homage to a living monument? Lay wreatha a t It* feet? Thl* year, fer the firet time, the nation feels keenly the in­ adequacy of the public tri­ butes planned for its hero end the world's greatest liv­ ing statesman. Thli yaar, too, ha* aeen great changes In Britain. On Nov. 30 there will be no mem­ bers of Parliament to jump to their feot and to wava their order papers ns uiually hap­ pens when Churchill enters ths House of Commons on hii birthday. He will not be there. The Grand Old Man of British politics retired as n member of Parliament earlier this year. Churchill's scat on th* Con­ servative front bench in the Commons Is now empty. No longer do th* eyes of specta­ tors stray to tb* gnome-like figure cupping his ear to catch repartee of "question time" in the Commons, th* sharp th ru it and parry of de­ bate. Even his opponents ad­ mit that the House of Com­ mons i* a lesser place for Churchill’s absence. On* wonders what ha would have made of th* present La­ bor government with its rainr-edgt majority of five votes. With his memories of Ramsey MacDonald and Cle­ ment Attlee, formed Labor premiers, would he dismiss the present crew as "sputterIng craters from extinct volcanoes?" One reason why Churchill it now regarded as a legend, and aa such la held In awa, is that fall life covers such a tremendous span. When Win­ ston Churchill was born in 1874, Queen Victoria had bean on the throne for 37 years, and th* exotic Disraeli with his black curia was her prime minister. Winston was still a school­ boy at Harrow when Queen Victoria celebrated her Goldeen Jubilee. When he entered th* army a t the age of 21, Gladstone had Just retired from politics, and Gladstone had heard tha gun* saluting th# Duke of Wellington'* vic­ tory over Napoleon a t W*. terloo. Hew will Britain honor th* man on whom th* world hat already heaped it* highest honors? Perhaps tb* most They're Here! '65 PONTIACS THE STRIKE IS OVER! SELECTIONS ARE GETTING BETTER EVERY DAY! BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. PONTIAC — DUICK — RAMBLER 301 "ENHANCE THE FLAVOR OF YOCR TURKEY WITH A FINE WINE" IM PORTED "REAL StPPIN WHISKEY" 90 PROOF STRAIGHT KY. 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MATHER of Sanford M A T H ER W. 1st Conference FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE TERM S shouting dies; Tb* Captain* a n d Kings depart: Still stands Thine ancient sacri­ fice, Aa humble and contrite h e a rt" Two Attend Great Savings on Easy Terms EASY fitting tribute to Churchill on his 90th birthday would be th a t written by on* of his fellow countrymen, Rudyard Kipling: “The tumult and K.4 V fr KING SIZE FULL PINTS 3.69 3.89 3.99 4.99 OLD GERMAN ’1.09 £ HALF QUARTS *3.99 FULL QUART Taylor Champagne N. Y. STATE — REG. 5.33 Drul Pink—While Sparkling Rurgundy $069 *J5T 11 �A * 1 ft Seminole County « • * » $ [)? on the S t Johns Hirer « « • « "The Nile of America** & a n & rb S fm li WEATHER: Fair tonight and Thursday; high in upper 70s Thursday; low tonight about 50. VOL. 66 U nited P ro s Leased Wire Established 3906 WED., NOVEMBER 25. 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 329 County Pushes For College nsaoA ••• 300 Poisoned Americans Ready To Give Thanks MARIETTA, 0*. (UPl) — Chicken aalad was blamed for the food poisoning of around Ry United Press giving day weekend. But the 300 studenta, ranging tn age In the hallowed tradition council eald that during an from tl to 19. and three teach­ of the forefathers, Americans equal 102-hour non-holiday ers at the Lemon Street prepared today to give thanks period in November, 1903, School. and enjoy a long Thanksgiv­ from 8 p. m. Wednesday un­ til midnight Sunday, 8S2 peiweekend. Hope For NATO ingThere sons died in traffic accidents. was last minute WASHINGTON (UPI) — Heavy rain fell In the High American officials today shopping for turkeys, cran­ Southeast today, Thsnksgiv. berries and pumpkins. For claimed there was still hope QUA Itf’EIt HACK RONNIE IlINSON tosses the for creation of a NATO nu­ many, there was preparation oval iff' a practice actio n for tonight’s Home* clear surface fleet despite fur a trip home from college coming Game a t Memorial S tad iu m ............ new Rritish opposition and or for a drive to visit rela­ tives or friends. a continued French hostility. The National Safety Coun­ cil does not keep records of Aid Program the number of persons killed WASHINGTON (U Pl) — in traffic during a ThanksSenate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield (Mont.) says the administration's Appa­ JOHNSON CITY, Te». (UPI) lachian aid program probably —Sargent Shriver, head man W'ill be the first business be­ Ry David Higginbotham in the war on poverty, con­ fore the Senate in January. Homecoming activities a t ferred with President John­ Seminole High School — son Tuesday and then an­ which will be climaxed to SS Improvement nounced a $35 million "first WASHINGTON (UPI) — night by the SHB-DeLand major assault on Ignorance, football game at Sanford's A cabinet-level committee want, and deprivation." Memorial Stadium — got un­ atudying ways to improve the By Jalla Well. He said the domestic Peace der way Tuesday night when protection of the President is Tuesday night’s politics! Corps will start training be­ a huge crowd of students, expected to urge a )3 million rally in Longwood took on fore the end of next month. players, faculty members and improvement in Secret Serv­ tones of a department store Shrivor unveiled a list o( 79 friends whooped it up at a ice facilities. complaint counter during a projecla after ■ two-hour con­ honfire and pre-game pep question and answer period ference with the President at rally at the school's Lawson Heads Ga. Council when residents stepped forth the LEIJ Ranch. ATLANTA (UPI) — Dr. Memorial Field. with personal grievances and Another 41 projects—youth Additional festivities con­ Harry V. Richardson, presi­ criticlms against city man* Job training camps—will use dent of Atlanta's Interdenom­ Former County Commis- tinued at the school today and inational Theological Center, • Itrment which normally would $13 million in federal grants a homecoming parade was to be reserved for i meet of the and bring Ihe number of Indi­ ■iuner Vernon Dunn hu» urgwind its way through San­ wan elected president of the city council. vidual programs to 120. eil the present Commission Li ford’s dnwntuwn section a i Georgia Council of Churches Mila issues under fire were Shriver said the government Tuesday, the first Negro to five favorable consideration 3:15 this afternoon. conditions of city water, ^af-^ would Jhe/wajor cast t I . h n i -we . I . « mm, a, ft - . , J I . . . J . k j # * Ik —- _ n (war - — -- 914 . . I R I I *. During hall.an, a l the game held the ipuHIrm, * to a State Komi Department It' hazards created by m.ad the programs, $32 .million ot.' tonight, one of five of SHS’s corners due to overhlgh hedges the $33 million total, hut the plan to eliminate purking on anil handling of delinquent lax plans will be administered by If. S. 17*91!. Dunn said hs outstanding young lovelies $12.5 Million and water bills. stale and local officials. could not pinpoint any huz- will be crowned homecoming It was explained that the The largest single grant ards on the east side of the queen and will reign over the Levee Pictured water, termed In one com­ was $2 8 million, which went highway and stressed that rest of the activities which •everal businesses in the Fern will be concluded tonight with ATLANTA (UPI) — The plaint to dc worse than that to Detroit for a community Turk area depend upon park- a homecoming dunce in the Army Corps of Engineers re ­ in swamps, is "test proven to action program by the total ing. Dut he ilid say that school's student lounge. commended trxlay construc­ lie bacteriologically okay con­ action against poverty organ­ there were several hazards . Athletic Director Fred lian­ tion of a 5Jt,ooo-foot long levee taining nothing dangerous to ization. Shriver said the grants on the west side of the high­ as is anticipating n crowd nf for hurricane protection of health. An aerator system, which will clear up the sedi were made on Ihe basis of way, particularly in the area 5,0110 nr more at tonight’s 1tillsborough Ray. of Ridge Hoad and .Smith contest W'ilh the Bulldogs, The engineers said Initial ment now found due to min­ applications from individual This morning Head Coach cost of the harrier would he eral content, is lo be Install, communities. Street. Jim Pigott 3nd his staff, 112A million of which the fed­ ed at a cost nf $12,004 to $15, • • • Jack Conway, head of the The county’* building rode Coaches Jim McCoy, Dirk Wil­ eral government would furn­ ooo. an amount which is al­ Community Action Program, ready in the bank and won't said he sought variety for this provides that swimming pools liams, Fred Stumpf and John ish $3 75 million. cost the taxpayers one extra first major list of projects. in residential areas must have Colbert, all Inudi'd the Sopho­ penny." a minimum four-font high more Class for sponsoring Those complaining of the fence around them. Rut what last night’s successful bon­ Missing Pilots traffic hazards were told that about portable pools? County fire, the cheerleaders for the the city needs additional ordi­ Zoning Director Rob Rrown pep rally, as well as the Are Identified nance* and a new charter be­ told the County Commission Marching Seminole Rand. (For more Information WASHINGTON (UPI) — fore property owners can be sml Mrs. I.snna Parker of West Altamonte Heights that on tonight's homecoming The defense Department loday legally made to trim their portable pools do not require game please turn tn page identified four pilots aboard hedge* if they do not wish to The Seminole County Chamtwo T 23 fighter-bombers miss­ comply with council requests. S). fences. bee of Commerce has elected • • • ing for six days on a Right Those questioning handling directors for the next three of delinquent bills were in­ from Thailand to South Viet Remember the clock para­ formed that the records are years, according to the ballot Nam. graph the other day about ‘Selfish Aims’ public am] that orderly meth­ canvassing committee head­ CHICAGO (CPU — J. They are Maj. Otis Gordon the word “right?” Once upon ed hy Robert Shedden. a time the teacher asked a Edgar Hoover said the Fed* Jr. and Capt. George H. Al- ods of collection arc in effect. Named by the Chamber Candidate* seeking office in ersl Rureau of Investigation hrecht. Fort Walton Reach, little fellow to use the word m e m b e r s h ip a r * : ‘‘right” in a sentence. Little would reject attempts by Fla ; Capt. Edwin R. Eason. next Tuesday's election w.io Districts 1, a and 5—John spoke at the rally were A. R. Blythe, Calif, and First Lt. prrssure groups that “seek to Lester scratched his hpad and Alexander, Joe R. Ilaker, Ar­ then in his best Southern trse the FRI to attain their Leonard P. Hudson, Sacra­ Lormann, incumbent and Da­ thur |L Beckwith Jr., Rob vid Wentworth for mayor; R. mento, Calif. own selfish aims.” drawl blurted out, “ Mam* Crumley, S. J. Dsvis Jr„ C. Carlson, incumbent, ami J. shouted to me, ‘Come home, Walter Glelow, Howard W. W , Baumholser, Jim Reiter. rat now*." African Students Leftoy C. Riley, Don Smith Hodges, Harold H. Kastner, • • • Riot In Vienna and Perry White for council; Clifford MeKihhln, II. h. PerIf the ‘*M £ M” com binsVIENNA (UPI) — About Onnie Sliomate, incumbent, kins Jr., Carl Sehilke and A. Uon of the long range plan4U0 African students demon­ and Mrs. R. It, Gray for city K. Shoemaker Jr. ring committee of the Sem­ strated in front of the U.S. clerk. Roy Shomatc, incum­ District 3—James P. Avery inole County Chamber of legation in Safia, Bulgaria, bent, for tax collector was In­ Jr. and Byron L. Kimball. Commerce is as effective as District I — George Means today in protest against West­ troduced. His opponent, It. R. baseball’s “ M & M” combina­ and Julian Stenstrom. ern moves in the Congo. Gray, was unable to attend tion of Mantle and Maris, Serving with Shedden in Reliable reports reaching due to illness. Seminole will have a com­ Vienna said the student* Moderator for the evening canvassing the ballot were munity college facility in the broke through police lines, was R. T- Milwee, county Robert Murray, Mrs. Juan not too distant future. Ap­ smashed windows and shout* school superintendent and resi­ Ludwig, Mrs. Martha Kahorn, pearing before the County Sectt Hums and Jnines Grant. dent of I-ongwood. ed “ Yankee go home.” Commission Tuesday were Judge Vernon Mize and School Supt. K. T. Milwee. • • • Will the person who made a friendly wager with County Attorney Harold Johnson on the outcome of the FloridaMore than 1,200 hostages LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ to the city from U. S. Air FSU football game, please go (L’PI i—Government troops Force planes in the first were found alive in Stanleystand up? Johnson said he swarmed into Congo jungles phase of a massive rescue ville and the rebel controlled “bet” on FSU but can’t reoperation. area immediately surround­ today in a desperate drive to member with whom he made Other reports said the death ing it. Most were airlifted to save more than 354 hostages toll was as high as 35. the wager. safety in Leopoldville; the • • • at the merry of kill-crazed The slain American* were others awaited return today. You’ll see older Jayceea on rebel*. F i f t e e n Americans Paul Carlson, 36-year-old mis­ Government troops penetrat­ hand at the annual Christmas were reported in rebel hands. sionary dtylor from Culver ing Ihe jungle today had a parade Wednesday afternoon At least 17 hostages, Includ­ City, Calif taad Alisa Phyllis double mission; To find and and for peanuts you can help ing two Americans, were Rine, 23, ' Mount Vernon, rescue the hostages and lo them with their acholarship slaughtered Tuesday before Ohio, * v ol nary teacher. track down the rebel leaders fund. Past presidents of the help could reach them. They Tho m l, 25* ‘ mertcani in­ responsible f o r Tuesday's -hoe* ,({( <n(j atrocities. Jayrees will be selling pea­ were cut down in the streets cluded i f nuts with proceeds going to of Stanleyville Just as Bel­ (our c b V ~ ~ U I In Washington, Under Mere -«*• gfccu scholarship fund. gian p j rail copers dropped tn Melvin t '•<* of State George Ball said Seminoles Cry Scalp DeLand V War On Poverty To Be launched In December Grievances Mark Rally At Longwood ClOC t . * 4 h 9 a a a a County Chamber Elects Directors IS Y O U R HEART IN THE RIGHT PLACE? * m ing eve. Cold end snow push* rd Into Montana and North Dakota. Between one and two inchra of rain fell at Pensacola, Fla., Anniston, Ala., Chat* tanooga, Term., and lluntaville and Montgomery, Ala. One inch of snow fell at G irat Falla and Lewiston In m itral Montana. Cold wave warning! were posted. Nearly one inch of rain fell at Walla Walla, Wash. Snow was predicted from northern Minnesota to Art* sona, with heavy snow in Idaho's mountains. Southwest Rd. Improvement Is Commenced * By Julian Stenatrnm The Seminole County Board of Commleelonera Tueaday adopted a resolution railing for the State Junior College Board to give favorable con* ((deration to a request for a community eotlege facility for Seminole County, Seminole C o u n t y Judge Vernon Mize and C o u n t y Supt. of Public Initruction R. T. Milwee appeared before ihe commission and requested the county board’s assistance. They represented the long range planning committee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce which la co-op­ erating with tha Board of Public Instruction in trying to obtain the school for this area. Milwee totd the commission that such a school could be financed by th* State of Florids with Seminole County’* share amounting to five per rent of Its Minimum Founda­ tion funds—or about $26,004 annually. Mize explained that th* county school board would also be required to provide at least an H0-arra site fur the furilily. "They will not acrrpt a slta of less than 60 acres,” Mize continued, "and they prefer a 100.eere ait*. However, 60 acre* fa about the average. . . . . WHILE MIKE CRAY, Seminole end. gathers the pigskin in after u long toss toward thu enemy’s goal line. (Herald Photoa) Thanksgiving Service Set The annual Union Thanks­ giving Service sponsored by the Sanford Area Ministerial Association will be livid at It) a.in. Thursday at First Methodist Church with Chap­ lain L. J. McDonald of San­ ford Naval Air Station giving the sermon. Invocation and Welcome will be given by Rev. Robert M. Jenkins, pastor cf the host church. Rev. A. A. R. Sic. Phersnn of Congregational Christian Church will read The Presidenl'it Proclamation and the Thanksgiving Prayer will ho led by Rev, C. E. An­ derson of Free Methodist Church. Presentation of the Thanks­ giving Offering and Prayer of Dedication will !«• given by Captain Harry Fodcn of the Salvution Army ami Rev. Fred Chance cf First Bap­ tist Church will give tlm Scripture. The Benediction will be given by Rev. J, Gor­ don Pcery of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Tin* choir will be under di­ rection of Mrs Mildred Clark, dlrertor with Mrs. Helen Rice a* organist. County Engineer William Rush and County Road Super­ intendent J. C. Lavender an­ nounced Jointly today that their respective departments had started work on South­ west Road from I3ih Street to Country Club Road. This lection will be widened and completely rebuilt, ac­ cording to Rush, and a side­ walk will he constructed on the west side of the thorough­ fare from 13th Street to 22nd Street. Meanwhile, Ihe City of Senford has started work on re­ building 13th Street west to Southwest Road. Hie first quarter mile of Southwest Road from 13th Street is actually in the City, Lavender declared, but he ex­ All Seminote County resi­ plained that the county will dents now may communicate do the work and the city will toll free with Ihe offices of pay for Ihe materials. the Seminole County Engineer and the County Knud Depart­ ment. The two county departments • e • have Installer) telephone* off the Winter Park Telephone Special services reported for Company exchange so llu t other parts of the c unty are residents In the southern sec­ those in the Hear I-tke-Forest tion of the county may have City area, Casselberry nnd Ry Jane Casselberry toll free phone survice. Oviedo, With the deadline today at The same number, fill 2125, Rear Lake M e t h o d i s t 5 p.m., five late entries in will permit caller* to contact Church will be host for 14 Casselberry political race* fil­ either offiee which is located a.m. Thanksgiving liny Ser* ed Tuesday to run in Dec. 7 in (he same building adjacent virr* lo congregations front (o the former county home on St. A n i l r m i l’re-bytertan municipal elections. [ Church and the Seventh-Day Incumbent Mayor Owen U. S. 17 92. Telephones off the Sanford j Adventist Church. Ilev, Thom, Anatey registeied hie intent to run for re-election with exchange nf Southern Bell re­ ns Makin of St. Andrew* will only one opponent, Curtis main the sa m e - 323*1962 for he in charge of Ihe sermon the engineers’ office and 322- and Rev. James Hamrick Sr. Blow-, as of this morning. 3052 for the road superintend­ of the Seventh-day Adventist New candidates In the coun­ Church will read the Procla­ cil rare include incumbent Art ent's office. mation. Special music will be Lego and newcomer Dr. Eu­ by Martin Sotnln, accom­ gene Ellis. Those previously panied by Hobby Stubbs, troth filing are Donald E. Mount, Troopers Crush of Forest Liilut Academy. Darwin A. Shea, Rlynn "Skip” Reiker and Edward Lunn. Round Of Riots Rear l.ake WSCS circle mem­ Night policeman Charles Cockayne filed to run for of­ SAIGON, South Viet N a m fice of town marshal against (UPI) — South Vietnamese incumbent Go* Sawyer and paratroopers smashed through town clerk .Mot y Hawthorne a 15 (not high wall of flame filed for re-election and ap­ on a downtown Saigon street parently will be unopposed today to crush a new round of anti-government riots. for this office. Prime Minister Tran Van More than 100 residents have been into the clerk’s of­ Huong clamped martial law fice in the last few weeks to and a 10 p. m to 3 a. m. cur­ register for the first time or few on this crisis torn capital city at the end of four straight to re-register. days of student rioting against his regime. County Offices Add Services 5 Late Entries At Casselberry bers will serve rookies, punch and coffee following th* ser* vice. Host pastor is Rev. Wil­ liam Irwin. In Casselberry, services wilt be held at 7:30 a.m. today a t W e s t minster Presbyterian Church, SR 430 in Howell Park, nnd at Messiah Evan* g e I i e n I Lutheran Church, American .Legion Hall on Prairie I.nke. At Westmln* ster tho Presbyterian Youth Fellowship will be In chargw of nervier* with music to b* provided by the children's choirs. Thanksgiving Day Services will be held at 8:30 K.m. a t Casselberry Community Meth* odist Church nnd at 10:30 a.m. at Ascension Lutheran Church with special music by the choir. Oviedo's a n n u a l Union Thanksgiving Service this year will lake plate a t F irst Baptist Church with Rev. Jack T. Drynnt as bust pas* tor. Special speaker will b* Bishop C, II. Dnwsey, father . f Methodist Minister Rev. Cyrus Dnwsey. Cify Chamber Elects Kader John Kader was elected president of tha Sanford ('hamlwr nf Commerce at its a n n n a I directors meeting Tue-day in ihe Pinecrest Inn. II* succeeds A. B. (Tommy) Peterson Jr. Other officers chosen hy director* Include; V i r e president, Kenneth LeflUr; secretary, G e o r g o Harden; treasurer, John FitxP a tr ic k . Directors are IDn Bale*, Joe ti.rvis, Al Doudney, Tom Largen, Clyde Long, Glenn McCall, Tom McDonald, Al Wallace and Peterson. Still the Best H B £ Drive Under Way To Save 350 ^ Consideration Requested Of State Board the rebel leaders would be tracked down ami account­ able for the massacre. “They will be run down," Rail laid, adding that this job had been undertaken by the Congolese army. Stanleyville, the last major rebel stronghold, was firmly in government hands today. A Congolese army column, led by white mercenaries, pushed into the city almost simultan­ eously with the Belgian air­ drop. CURHINT INTEREST RATE ON NEWCAJK William O’Dwyer Dies Of Attack NEW YORK (UPI) — Tri­ butes continued to pour in today for William O’Dwyer, the Irish Immigrant, who rose from hod carrier to mayor of th* nation’* largest city. O'Dwyer, 71, died Tuesday of a heart attack. O’Dwyer, in hi* colorful and sometimes controversial ca­ reer, servrd at ono time or another as a bartender, clerk, cop, magistrate, d istrict attorney, lawyer, longshoreman, military officer and ambass­ ador ■' * AUTO FIN A N C IN G B ARG AIN Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold, or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-16: FLOP/DA STATB BAN* M tm fctf , r .* l 4tw ic e U / tf& U H V f' ■*, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 24, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 24, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a5ded1d13c0b63544c7cd73338cea2d6.pdf 332c7104ee9356f442fc20c3d86ac5d2 PDF Text Text .------------------- — - r r ^Y' V ? ? v ;.i ^ " -* 2 ..r •• - rr :v ; ,-- ^■"•** *•' *.. \ * r- ■ , . ■r* , - . 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O u i m Morn 1st W on blp . 11:00 a. i a Sunday Sek oal-------- S :l l a. n . Training tlalon ------- 1:11 p. m. Rvaalng Worahlp _ T :l l p. m. Wad. Offlcira 4 T aaeh.ra M iatlas — . . . . . I l l ) p. m. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH l i l t W. First S t r u t Sunday School — ~ 10:01 a. m. M orning Worahlp — 11:00 a. i a Jl l b l . s ta ir (Sanday) Iiea p.m. K v m i . l l . l l . garviaa 7 ; « p. ba W ad Prayir M an _ f :M p. ba B ill Staphaas -----------raator A Cordial W ilcom a ta All O A K L AW N BAPTIST CIIURCU l i l t Country Club Hoad gpoaaond by F irst Baptist Church R av. R T. Barratt Pastor Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. ba W orih lp Pirvlia — 11;«o a. m. Training Union — S ill p. Bt. K v .n lo g Worahlp — T ill p. ba W id. Praytr Sarv. — T ill p. ba OUTRUN RAPTIST C llU n C ll IIWT. I l l Ph. 133-111« F m tur —^ Chaatar W . Plank Sunday S ch oo l-------10:00 a. m. Morning H .r v le o __11:00 a. Bl. Training Union 1:10 p. m. K v.nlna M.rvlro _ _ Tilo p. m. W*adno.day M .atin as: OrganlaatluBS — l :t o p. ra. I'r.yar —— — — I : l l P- n»Choir -------------------- 1:10 p. m m. OOOD SHEPHERD L UTH ER AN CHURCH 1144 A Orlando Drive H w y. 1T-IJ) Sanford. Florida 1 IM III The Rev. J. Oordoa P e a r y , Pastor Sunday School 1:11 a m. Morning Worship _ 11:00 a m. Communion— First Sunday la Each Month Xlndargartan and Nursery CHURCH OF CHRIST 1111 Park Av.nua Bart Browa —— ... Evangelist ■aaday m. ba ra. m. L UTH ER AN CHURCH O F THE REDEEM ER 101 W . l l l h Place “Tha Church of tha Lulharan H our" and TV *Thla la tha L ife" Herbert W . O oaran____ Paitor Sunday School ____ 1:11 a m. Worahlp S .rvlso __ 14:10 a m. XlndargArtan and N ira.ry m. m. I N I CHURCH 8 0S A U . . . Christian Science A l l 8 0 1 IN I CHUICH FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 K a .t Hocond Slrtat Sunday H.rvleo 4 Sunday School ____ tt:H a. ba ■ u b j.o t: "S ou l and Body* W .d n .a d .y S .r c e o - M l p. in. R .ad lna lUiuni; 101 K. P in t . W .a k d .y a : IS:lo A m . * 4:10 - p. m. Friday Bvaalngi 1:10* M S p. BA The Churrh la the irralmt factor on earth for the build­ ing of character and good cttisenahlp. ft ia a Nanhouae •t apiritual valuoA Without a strong church, nallhar democracy nor civilisation ran aurvWo. There ora lour sound roaoona «hy ovary poraon should at Ian. I service, regularly tad aupport the Church.They a n : <11 For hi* own sallA (3) For hi* chil­ dren's sake. |3) For the aoks at hi. annmunity and nation. 14) For tha uko of the church ttaolr, which need, hie moral and material aupfiurt. lion In go to Church rrgularly and raad your Bible daily. Church Of God CHURCH OP OOD ttnd 4 Prsoch U II. A l f o r d ___________ Paalor ■unday S c h o o l ____ 1:41 a m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. K vsngsilsllo s .r v . . 1:10 p. m. T e a . Frayar Sarv. _ III* p. m. Thura. Toung P.opla E n d e a v o r ____ ___ - 1:10 p. PA CHURCH ba Lutheran FAOUA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highw ay I t W ait Morrla Ruby _____ Kvaagallat lllbla C l a a a ______ I0:M a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. ra. Kvanlng Wurahlp _ 1:00 p. m. Bible claaaoa Wad. . Tslt p. m. Bible Study i..;,..... 11:00 a. M aralaa Worahlp — 11:00 a. B vtnlng sorvloa — ts lt p. Baa “ H .ra ld o f Truth* 1 p. ■unday a s C hina.I I T uiK lsy Ladlos 111 h i. Claaa . IliM a. W idnaadny Bible C l a a a ------- -- 1:10 p. m. F R E B M ETHODIST CHURCH Cora ay 4th SA ana Laurel A v a Bar. C. B. Andsraon ___ Pastor Telephone: I l l - I H I Sunday School ------ 1:41 a m. Morning W orahlp _ 10:41 a. m. Evening W orship _ T ; » a ba W ad. Frayar Sarvlea 1:1* p. m. O e n .v e Ralph Browor Jr. Bvaaaallot Bible reboot M l a. ba Morning W orahlp — t i l l a. m. B anlng W orship _ 1:11 p. m. Wad. Fray or Bar vice T :l« p m. ■aaday Kite a r o .d c .i t Jr. Free Methodist Chureh Of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST OP OOD or pKOPHRcr Sunday Monday I’ aalm# »:T-17 18: M i Kzodua 1101 Elm Av.nuo H«v. Robert Welch Pastor Sunday School ______ 1:11 a ni. Worahlp Sarvlea — l l : t i a. m. E ngallatlo Harr. _ _ III# p. ba T uaday: IIIUI* Training Till P- m. Methodist F IR ST METHODIST CHURCH 111 Park Ava. Rav. Robert M. JeakJns. Paotor H orsing Worship _ 1 : 1 # y. m. Bunaay School ------ 1:41 a ba Morning Worship _ 10:11 a m. H Y P Mootings — 1:10 p. m. (Intarmsdlat*, Senior) Evening Worehip __ T:IS p. m. G E N E V A METHODIST CHURCH Rvv. W . E. Tlmmn — . Pastor Sunday S c h o o l 3:1) a m. Morning Sorvlcoa U:oo a m. Choir Practice Wed. T:I0 p, ba E very One Wilcoma. Wodnoaday Tkaraday Saturday Herniation Methodist 1:14-0 GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Hd., at Woodland Avo.» Rvv- John II. H ire. Jr.. Paitor Church School ____ 1:41 a m. Morning W o ra h lp 11:00 a m. M YF ----------------------- 1:13 p. ba T liu r .l.r . Young I'oopla Sarvloo T ill p m. Osteon Sanday School — . 1S:H a. m. Osteon W orahlp Sorvleo 11:01 a bl M em orial— Worship Sorvleo _ 1:18 a m. Stafford Memorial— Sanday School 10:10 a ba HOLT CROSS 401 S- Fork A v a Fr. Leroy D. Bopar, R .etor Holy Communion ™ T.ls a ba F amily Service and Sunday School - ....... Site A BA Morning Prayer (F irst Sunday — H oly Communion 11:88 A BA Christian C STAFFORD MEMOR1AI. CHURCH North Monroe A . Beatty Pastor S tafford CH R tST CHURCH Chnreh Street, Lonawoed F r. Charles W . Stawart, Vicar H oly Communion _ l:« 4 n. F am ily Sorvloa 4 Claaaoa ------------------ - 1.00 a Claaaoa . ■ l i t a. To be able to giro la a bleaaed privilege. Let us fill our ehurebaa and Join In heartfelt thanks to God that wa have enough. . . and non than enough.., K m iM in dibcipleb I t M iW itW A Episcopal m is s io n CHRISTIAN cB U B c* CDa lia s C la ra s af Chriat) Bandar M m I 1:41 a. m. MorMaa W orn* Ia . 11:44 a. m. Training Ualen ____ M l p. m. E rin la g W orahlp — f i l l p. m. W id . Night P f l l i f M u t in g _ T ill p. la. Ear. R. J. B o y n to n ____Paator P IM T O S TE IN METHOD 1ST C H U R C * Oataon . J>rK A n n i l a t l i t ! I t 8:11 a» bl ------ Chare la School It :* * a e — W orship It r v lc i P- a t ~ Chrlitlan Tonth But with Bis bounty of waaftb and power, God has gton ua ragponaihflWoa! wo have to much, we an called upon to share what we can apart. Aad we an itqpind ta work and pray for tha end of ignorance, poverty and goffering wherever they an found. S L D B R PPRlNtidl BAPTIST (Hi Orlando H i at Maaur A r a 4 Ham ilton O rlffla — Paator ■aaday M m I ____ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:4# a. m. Training Union — 1:8a p. m. Bran ta g W orship — t i l l p. m. Methodist OOPfORROATTOWAL q n u s r iA K Wt bib Um aioat prmptrom psopb &■ world has mrasg«f Im tiigpw raaaaf « llva In princely comfort compared to mmo to othor Undo. Our country ia famous for ita beauty and fruitful!)*#*, our dtks an m modern aa tomorrow, and our futuro glows with promln. God hag Indoad ban good to ua. * Congregational CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Snnland Batatas Cltrq* Hvlshta Rev. Charles B. Hogs — Paalor Church S c h o o l____ f : t l a ra. M am in s Worahlp — 11:00 a ra. M TF — ................ 0:14 p, BA E v a Worahlp _ _ _ 1:10 a ba W «d. Frayar l.rv le a 1:11 p b a Southern Methodist FIHST SOUTHERN U E T H O D ItT CHURCH W om an's Club Building 101 Oak A vs. Dnrward H. Knight Jr.. Pastor Sunday School ____ S:4I a ba Worahlp Sarvlea _ _ 1:J# a m. Nazarene FIR ST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W . Ind S a at Maple A v a Paul Blckaa ----------Paalor Sunday School ____ > :t l a m. Morning Worship _ 10:41 A m. Y o u t h ------------------ -0:00 A BA Toung Adult F e llo w s h ip -------------1:44 a m. Tha Names W a Dear Kvangsllatlo S.rvlco 7:44 a m. M ld -W a .k Barvlca (Wad.) — T:3I a m. Third Sunday Slngaplratlon ___ 1:34 a m. FIRST CHURCH THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, F1a Rav. W. L. Holcombe, Paalor Sunday 1:41 a ra. ------ Bible School 11:00 a. m. — Morning Worahlp 7:00 a m. _ Evening S.rvlco 1:00 A m . ™ Wed. U l d -W .* k Prayer Sarvlc*. 7:00 P- m. _ Last W .d . MUa* lonary Sarvlea OF Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG WOOD 541 Orange Stra.t Rev. E. Ruth Orant — Pastor Sunday S ch o o l___ _ 10:00 a m Morning W or.h lp _ 11:40 a m Sunday Evsnlng — 7:10 a m W .d , Bible Study > 7:54 A m. Conijiierors Mtatlng F r i d a y -------------------- 1:50 a (A Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford. Ft a Oak Ave. 4 trd St. Grover C. Sewell Jr. _ _ Pastor Edgar W . Smith Jr. A u la ta n t Paator Church S ch o o l________ 1:45 a m. Session M eet. 10:41 A m. Morning Worship _ 11:04 a . m. Pioneer Fellowship „ 0:00 a m. Senior HI Fellowship 0.04 A m. Evsnlng Worship _ 7:1# a m. W e a Prayer Mooting 7:40 p. m. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT 5775 South Orlando Drive Thomas IL Makln — __ Pastor Worahlp ____ ______ 3:00 a m. Church School — . 10:40 A m. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff Md Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. llwy. 17-92, Sanford NELSON k CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford SANFORD WELDING k FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley it Employees BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, I N O . 301 W. 1st. St., 8anford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford HILL HARDWARE k IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees A. DUDA & SONS. INC. Sluvin, Florida HILL LUMBER * HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff SMUTTS SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff WHATABURGER 2545 French Avenue L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koieff and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WICK'S RESTAURANT Rose & Wiika Bowman ft Employees 8TENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenitrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida F ast a Waal ay aa Methodist, RL 4# W . at Paola ■L James A .M .R , lanford Ava. ■L Mary's A.M E. Church 8L RL 111 Oeteoa 8l Paul'* Matbodlat C h arah Osteaa Rd. EntarprUd Stafford Memorial Methodist C hurah 4 DoBary SEVENTH DAT ADVENT! FT Fared Lake Sovtnth-day Advaatld Chureh. Hwy. I l l , Forest City 8avonth-day Advontlst Church, Maitland A va, Altamonte gprlngn ■anford lavaalh -day Adventist Church. Povonth 4 E lm -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY— BAPTIST AnlUub Uapllvt Church, OvUJo Central Uaptlal Chureh, 1511 Oak Ava. Chuluota First Baptist Church ChttlueU Baptist Mission Btdsr spring* llaptlat Chureh, IIS U k o u RA First Baptist Church. I l f park Ava. FrlvaSsklp llaptlat Chureh al A1 lam oat. Springs ML 4I* i Altamonte Bprlaga First Baptist Chureh f t DcUarr Firit Baptist Church at Goasva First Baptist Chureh •( Lake Mary First Baptist Chureh al Lake Monro* First Baptist Church a l Laaawotd. Co*. Church 4 Oraat First Baptist Chureh at Ovts*a First Baptist Chureh at Bon Lands Spring* Flrct Shiloh Mtsalaaary Baptist Charah, U ll W. Ilih at. Furaat City Baptist Church Feuataln Head Baptist Church. Oviedo Leva Southern Uapllat Mlssloa, Chuluota Mlaslaaary B aptist Chureh North Hd. Kotarprii* Macedonia Mission Bapllat Charah Oak Hill RJ- Osteen Morning Glory Baptist Churrh. Geneva H w r. ML Olive M issionary Baptist Chureh, San I,an<L> springs i l l , Longwocd ML Zion Missionary BaptlrL llpoa Ava. New Ml C a lv w y Mtaalaaary Baptist n o r W. 15th BL Naw Salem Primitive Baptist Chureh, 1444 W. l l lh BL Naw ML Blau Baptist Church. I ll# Pear Ava Oak law * Bapllat Chapat, STIt W . N th BL Oataen Baptist Charah Flnaereat Baptist Chureh, M l W. Onora ltd. 1‘ralrl* Labe Baptist Chureh, Rida* H d , Fvrn Park Progress Missionary Baptist Chureh. Midway a.coad IklIota Missionary Baptist Chureh, Ninth 4 Hickory ■L Jams* Mlceleaary Bapllat Chureh Bts. Hd. I l l Ostaau ■t. Paul Mlasloaary Baptist Chnreh, Ith IL ■ l Maltkawa Mlaeloaary Baptist Chureh Caaaaa Height* ■L Jotaa’o Mtaalaaary Baptist Charah, IIS Crpraaa BL Tempi# Bapltlat Church. Palm Springs x d . Altam aau Iprlaga Waste Ida Missionary aapllat Chureh. 411 4 Hally Ave. Blau Heps Bapllat Churth, T il Oraua* At IL Ana's Cathalta Church. Pershing Place, Doltary ■t. Mary MaadaMna Catholic Church, M ait­ land Ava, A ltam ont* Springs CH R IITIA N Flrct Christian Chureh. ltSI 4 Sanford Ava. Congregational Christian Chureh, 5401 Park Ava. Northclda Christian Church, F lo r id a Haven D r , Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Churah Church Church af Chriat, t i l l 4 Park Ava. of Chriat, Oanava of chriat. Longwood at Christ. Paola CHURCH OF OOD Chureh Chureh Church Chureh ef af o( *( God, Oad, aod. Oad ISI Hickory IMS 4 Franck Oviedo Mission, Enterprise EPISCOPAL CATHOLIC Church * i tha Nativity, Lake K a r r All Be*!* Catbotle chureh. T il Oak Ava. Roman CatkeUo Maas, Iportamaa's Club, Chulueta All Batata Bptaoopal Church B. DoB*ry Ava.. Eatarprls* Chriat Bplaeopat Church, Longwood Alt BalBta EpIacopaL Entorprlia Holy Cross Bplioopal, Park Ava, at 4th LUTHERAN Aoconeloa Lulharan Chureh, Ov or brook D r, Casselberry Good Shop hard United Luthers, :1 4 I 4 Orlando Dr. Lutheran Churoh at the Badaamar, 1*5 W . 51th Plea* Mcoslah Lulharan Church. Amarlaau Legion 1UIL Pralrl* Irak*. Fare Park ML Luke* Lutheran Church, RL I N Bluvla METHOD IFP Barn* It M anorial Methodist Church, S . DoBary A v a , Entarprtaa Boar Lake Methodist Churah Both*) A.U.E. Chureh, C snssa Itotghta Caoealbarry Community Molhodtet Churah, Hwy. IT -tl 4 Plney Ridge R d, Casaelbarry DoRary Community Mcthedlat Church W . Highland*, DoBary Chriat Hathodlst Churah Sualand Eatatsa First Mathodlit Church, 411 Park Ava. First Methodist Chureh af Oviedo First Southern Methodist Chureh Woman's Club 141 Oak Ava Fro* Matbodlat Charah, I l f W , 4th I L Conor* Matbodlat Chureh, Oanova Orac* Matbodlat Churah. Oaara Rd. areat Chapel A M B. Charah, Ovtade Oakarov* Matbodlat Churah, Ovlad* O m a n M ethodist Churah MABARENB P I rat Churah tad at Maple Pars Park Churah at tha Nasaraaa, O’Brian R d , Para Park Lake Mary Churah a f tha Naaaras* PRESBYTERIAN Community Praabytarlsa Chnreh. Lake Mary Ptrst Prank y tar tea Churah. Oak Ava. 4 trd tL First Prsabrtartan Church. Caceolhorry First Preabytarlaa Chureh of DaBary, K. HI# hi a ad Presbyterian Charah o f The Covoaaal IT 78 4 Orlando Dr. ■L AaJraws Prasbytcrlan Chureh 1418 Launtftl Hch. Of™ B d if U k s Upesis Community prosbytortan Churah, U p iiU R i Westminister presbyteries Churah, Hawaii Park, RL 111 O T H E R CHURCHES Alien'# A.M.E. Church. Olivo 4 11th Church of God in ChrloL OvltJo Chuluota Community Church Church of God of Prophecy, 1541 Elm Ava. Church of Ood Ulaolon. Enterprise Church of Join t Christ at Latter Day Paint*, t i l l Fork A va Community Chapel. Altamont* gprtngo Eastern Orthodog Church. gL Johns Chryaotlom Chapal, H w jt 1 1 - l L Fora Park Ceagrogatlon Both laraal. lllh 4 Magnolia First Churoh af Christ, BcleaUat, lot K. la d PL Kingdom Hall af Jahovah'a Witness Lake Monro* UalL 11(1 W . Third BL F lr d Paatoeostel Church of Longwood ML Olivo H ollas** Church, Oak H ill Rd. Ootaoa Plate rest Assembly of God. J7th 4 Elm ■anford Alliance Church. 1441 g. park Ava, Paaford Congregation o f Jahovah’a W itno****. 104 Sanford Ava T bs Salvation Army. 114 E. lad St. Unity Church of Paaford. 144 4 lot gL �J> rliner Hits Truck 7 Killed A s Airliner PA KING Seminole County * * * * V e i o 0* Tha delightful temperature* added to the joy* erf living la ROME (U P I) A Trans World Airlines Jetliner carry­ ing ?g persona exploded and burned today while taxiing for take-off from Rom a’ i Flumlcino Airport. The Land o f flow er* la m e a t weeka have been juat great fo r the tourUt crop. But the neighbor* who gat their shakela from another crop— dtrua — have not been overjoyed with the long dry apell. Now the lack ox moiatur* la begin* ning to be a real problem fo r thee* agricultural*. The clouda and aprtnklea over the weekend have made t h e orangem tn’a akiea brighter, however. Now, T H E R E 'S an incongruity for y ou l e e * Sanfordltea aoea Thuraday a t the Scar*, Roebuck fo u n ­ dation'* Community Planning aeminar in Winter Park: Hitton er, Mayor A1 W ilton, Mr*. A . C. Rector, Mr*. C. C. f lo w ­ er*, George Touhy, fran klin Patteraon, Gen. J . C. Hutchlaon. They were told that the planning la ****ntlal— and the aooner. the better — but get­ ting the whole community enthualaatic about putting the plana Into effect la the R E AL Job. Appear* that folk*, for aome reaaon or another, Juat don't teem to be Interacted In the orderly progress o f their hometown*. • • # DARNED IF YOU DO, darned If you don't ! t Motorists meandering on Palmetto Avenue near the post office ponder thia puzxler posted on a lone pole. That “does she or doesn’t she" idea could be used here. (Herald Photo) Seminole County Set For Thanksgiving Day Activities In the Sanford area will com e to a alow pace Thursday aa the city join* the reat o f tha nation in obaarving Thankagiving Day. But moat of them will re­ turn* Friday as realdenta than gat se t for the next holi­ day Ira* than a month away —Chrlatmaa. There’ll be one exception, however. County employe* Encouraging to the** local will have Friday o ff to give delegate*, no doubt, w a i the them a lon g weekend. They’ll atatement that “ there alwaya w ill b* a downtown." “ Yeah," on* o f them la id, "b u t what K IN D o f a downtown." * * * W ell, there are a good ma­ ny o f the localitea that are w orking to have a Sanford downtown o f which all o f ua will be proud. That’ * the kind that WE want. The Clock­ watcher* know by now that It take* work to get It— and the atart alwaya aeema to be the old atory o f “ too late with too little." e * * Maybe the Garden o f the Month award ihonld be potted on the School Adminfatration Building on Commercial and Hood. lan't that an eye-catch­ ing beauty spot? And apeaking o f downtown beauty apota, the financial inatitutiona add a great deal to the attractiveneaa with their landscaping and lawn*. And what about that blaze o f col­ or at the Greyhound bua atationT a a • N ot many o f ua want to go to the Police atation i f w* are TAK EN there, but g o volun­ tarily and have a look at the flowera and greenery around that spot, too. • a a O f courae, many o f ua will go to church on Thanksgiving day-and A L L o f ua ahould go— to aay raverantly tha ap­ preciation we have for thi* land of our*. Take a look at the page one headline* of your favorite newspaper that carrica tha “ Around The Clock" column and tee what other portion* o f thia turbu­ lent world are Buffering. May­ be A l.L the election return* weren't the way you wanted them to be, but there W AS an election in which you had the ehance to express YOUR wish. And there were no mil­ itary men atanding by to aee that only one aide o f the question waa preaented. And it would take a LONG time for you to count the many blessing* o f God that make living in thia country— and (specially in lovely Sanford — aomething for which all o f ahould giva thank*. "B e actin' you in church on Thuraday, e h ? '' • • • Well, It look* like State 4rt at it goea acroaa our city at 23th atreet ia going to get that widening work, after all. Let'* aee now; how long haa it been, Doug Stenatrom, aince you atarted urging thi* on the au­ th orise*? . . . Hmmm. It take* time to arrnmpllah aome o f theae much needed item*, doein't It? * • • But, brother, doe* that State Highway need work weat o f Wilaon Corner! ! I Thoae ponderou* limcruckhauling truck* and the other increaaing traffic on it have “ beat it to a fr a iz le ." And in eom* apota it’* downright dangerou*. D a n fo r t* i j m t l i i On Runway o f the sunshiny <1*7* that have Geneva 'Phone Hearing Dec. 14 There ia a good possibility that Southern Bell Telephone Company aubacribers in the Geneva area w ill get extend­ ed toll free phone tervlr* through the W inter Park Telephone Company exchange. Executive Secretary Boll­ ing C. Stanley, o f the Florida Public Utilities Commission, haa announced that a public hearing w ill he held at S p.m. Dec. 14, a t the State Office Building in W inter Tark to discuta the Joint application of Southern Bell and the Win. ter Park Telephone Company for authority to establish nonoptional extended scope aer. vice between the Geneva and Winter Park exchanges. This application. If approv­ ed, would enable Geneva resi­ dent* to have toll free ser­ vice throughout S e m i n o l e County plus W inter Park and moat o f Orlando. It would he commensurate with the aervice Oviedo aubacribera n w have. Stanley said, "Approval o f the proposal would necessi­ tate the reclassification o f the Geneva exchange from Group S to Group 7 o f the state-wide r it e schedule of Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph C o m p a n y and wculd result In certain increates In the rites o f subacribers in the Geneva ex­ change." H* added that all Interested parties w ill be given an op ­ portunity to be fully heard at the hearing. The hearing waa ordered Friday b y Edwin L. M uon , chairman of the Public Utili­ ties Commission, along with Commiaioner* Jerry W. Car­ ter and William T. Mayo. report back to work on Mon­ day a fter a four-day holiday. The county offices w ill be closed from Wednesday a fter­ noon till Monday. The extra day ia given tham since coun­ ty offices remained open Nov. 11, Veterans Day. Schools In the county will close Wednesday afternoon fo r a long weekand, reopen­ ing Monday morning. A Thanksgiving U n i o n Service 1* scheduled fo r 10 a. m. at the First Methodist Church. Local and area financial In­ stitutions will elosa fo r tha holiday, and reopen with nor­ mal hours on Friday. City offices will dose Thuraday but raopen Friday aa usual. Post offices will be on a holiday basis Thuraday but return to normal Friday. There will be no home deliv­ ery o f mail Thuraday but special delivery letter* will be handled normally. Mail also will be picked up and processed at tha. p ost o ffire and then b: d ll1 Its destination. A holiday air dominated the downtown area tod ay aa city crews began placing Christmas decorations on util­ ity poles. Store* reported a brisk uptrvnd in sales aa the Chrlatmaa ahupplng aeaaon got under way. Extra clerks were noted in some o f the stores while others reported additional help will be required probably right after tha Thankagiving weekend. Hotel Burglary Probed By Police Seven men were being ques­ tion this morning regarding | the burglarly oi the Longwood Hotel over the weekend, po­ lice reported today. Seven case* of beer and an undetermined number of bot­ tles of liquor and wine were taken, deputies said. Entrance was gained by cutting the glass on a side door and then forcing another door to get to a storage room. Police said two of the men are roomers at the hotel and tho other five are friends. Joining in the investigation are Deputy Bud Eaton, Longwood Police Chief Claude Layo ami Patrolmen Ken Brabaion and Gene Vickers. on the S t Johns River * * « « ‘ The Nile o f America** WEATHER: Mostly cloudy with occnaionnl rata thru Tuesday, high 65*70; low tonight in 40s. VOL. 60 United Press Leased Win Tha flight orlgtaatsd ia Kansas City, Mo., and was headed for Athens aod Cairo. Police aaid there were IS survivor*. They w ere taken to hospitals near the airport whare soma o f them were re­ ported In eritleal condition. A TWA spokesman In New York aakl the Boeing TOT a ir craft—carrying U passengers and IT ertw personnel—hit a truck that was crossing the runway. Ha said the pilot was trying to halt hla takeoff. The spokesman said the IT crew members aboard includ­ ed six TWA French hostesses who were traveling to Athena [Umit.iii to pick up another flight. BARBARA The airline spokesman aaid the survivors Included the captain, Identified as Vernon Lowell, and a TWA dispatch­ er. Two French hostesses al­ so were reported among the survivors. TWA spokesmen said the plan* was Flight TWA 100-22 which originated Sunday in Five of Seminole High Kansas City. It m ade stop* at Chicago, New Y ork, Paris School's loveliest young w om ­ and Milan en rout* to Rome. en have been chosen by the From Rome, it w as to hava football team as sponsors for llomecomgone on to Athens and Cairo. W ednesday's Firemen, w earing asbestos ing gam e against the DcLand suits, battled the flam es with Bulldogs. foam. Hundreds o f spectators On* of the pretty co-eds rushed to the scene, about >,- will be named Homecoming 500 feet from the term inal, Queen during half-time cerebuilding. monies at the game, which Eyewitnesses aaid flames will kick-off at § p.m. in Mu­ had appeared to be coming nicipal Stadium. out of tha alrliner’ a Jet en­ gines before tha explosion. They aaid the survivors were lucky to get out of the flaming w reckage because within seconds after the blast the beat becam e so intense that firemen could not get City Commissioners tonight Established 1908 MON., NOVEMBER 23, 1964 MELANIE Homecoming Queen Among Five Lovelies TV Franchise Bid On Agenda A capacity crowd la expect­ ed aa hundreds of alumni of SI1S, many of them home from college or from the ser­ vices for Thanksgiving holi­ days, help swell the attend­ ance. The five girls chosen as sponsors Include the Misses Barbara Cox, Melanie Wllllama, Donna Collins, Janie White and Pat McGuire. A huge bonfire Tuesday night will spark the pre-game pep rally to be held behind the high school si the track oval. The Homecoming pa­ rade will wend its way through downtown Sanford, beginning al 3:15 p.m . Wed­ nesday. DONNA JANIE County C O f C Opens Attempt Fails Door To City Group ••• MIAMI lU P I) — A spectacu­ By Julian Stenatrom lar attempt on tha life of Fi­ Associate Editor del Castro was beaten back by The Sem inole County Cham­ anti-aircraft guna ia Havana ber of Com m erce has opened over tha weekend, a Cuban its door to the Sanford Cham­ exile group said (W ay. ber of Com m erce ami reaf­ firmed its desire (or the two trade bodies to unite. JOHNSON CITY , Tex. (UPI) During a meeting of the —President Johnson played Seminole Chamber's executive host today to a group of lead­ committee, the group outlined ing Georgia Dem ocrats invit­ three conditions under which ed to go deer hunting at hia a union could be affected. LBJ Ranch. First, according to Sem i­ nole Chamber of President LBJ Is Host Nose Goar Trouble SR 436 Paving Protect Okayed ■rsM Rfc T With the By Shotgun Slug Railroads Run 4 Girls Killed By Automobile De Gaulle Moves Local Resident Held In Theft Reflection Leads To Stolen Auto Ford Resumes ’Cyclists Hurt (E D IT O R 'S NOTE: Pre.ldrnt John»oa With Texas vigor, Johnson has imp inted his own brand o f presidential style on Motorists Charged White House o f fir* Into which hr was thr American scene. It consists o f a bend thrust by the assassination of John F. o f forcefulness anil persuation, folWsiitsa Kennedy. Following i« an arcount « f his and shrewdness. Sinr« N ov. 22, 1963, the N ew Frontier o f the Kennedy era has been supplaited by the Great Society program o f Johmon. The twang o f New England has g i’en way to the homely drawl o f Texas. Johnson's m oit impressive first • ytar successes were scored in Congress whir* his long experience as a leader stood lim good stead. In his first session o f w or'u n g with he House and Senate, Johnson won psisage o f 17 o f 51 major legislative proposals he adopted from th* Kennsdy program. Chief am ong them were tha civil rigit* law and th* two-yssr tax cu t bill whkh Kennedy had submitted before his death. Othar measures which Johnson obtain­ ed from Congress m srktd big bttst* through* In ths fields o f conservation, ed­ ucation and job opportunities. Johnson, himself, proposed a billion dol­ lar “ war on poverty" and the program was approved. N ow backed by greater Democratic strength in Congress, Johnson already has ehurned up a new program o f legislation he is confident will be enacted this session. High on his priority list is a bill to in­ stitute medical care for th* aged under the Social Security program. It wns one o f the four measures on which he was defeated last year. Johnson also has announced he will aik and undoubtedly get Congress to cut fed­ eral exrisa taxes. Slated for elimination are the levies on such consum er items s* cosm etics, furs, luggage, handbags and toilet goods. Still in the works is a series o f stud­ ies undertaken by expert task forces in 15 fields. On their recommendations, John­ son anticipates constructing the legislation PAT nwA DOVER, Del. (U P I) — A Capitol Airways plane carry­ ing 107 persona on a flight from Fort M yers, Fla., to PlUaturgh made a successful landing at tha Dog lf t f r ^ • W - e a t * " • ‘ •<47, iLt . j . 1H cable compan.es for a Force Base after in­ The State Road Department will close H oo*c«rw - r. ! [ ___ _ h u n t e r W O U n d e Q franchise to install a com struments Indicated nose gear announced today that the ing dance at the school fol­ ‘ munity television system in trouble. four-Innlng r f State Road 430 lowing the gam*. Sanford. The two art Five from U.S. 17-92 to Interstate The Seminole* will play Beaches Cable, Inc., and 4 has been completed. Leesburg thrra In the Elks A ricocheting shotgun slug Florida T V Cable, Inc., which CHICAGO (U P !) - The na­ A. Max Brewer, member o f Howl in a post icason tilt on intended for a deer struck Jim will make their appeal at the tion's railroads were running the Koail Hoard, said that Dec. 5. McDowell, 20 of t o il Summer­ 1 p.m . meeting in City Hall. today while leaders o f three Hubbard Construction Com­ Other items on the agenda lin Avenue In the chest Sat* holdouts shoperaft unions pre­ pany o f Orlando, the project urday while he w as hunting in include a request for policy pared for Washington negotia­ contractor, had met all o f of the Farmington area o f Volu­ concerning the renting tion* with Labor Secretary W. the specifications c f the eonparking lot No. «, request of sia County. Willard Wirt* who averted a tract and that Ihe project had Deputies said the dug bare­ payment of funds for Conser­ nationwide rail walkout set for |>een accepted by the Board. ly pentrated the skn of the vation Week expenses, re­ 6 a. m. today. Work on the project includ­ James L. Horton Sr., 705 hunter. He w as examined at quest that the nam* of Lin­ ed resurfacing a segment o f Seminole M em orial Hospital, coln Street be changed to Palmetto Avenue, haa been the existing road and build­ called to Lynchburg, Va., for Grove Manor Drive. police aaid. PARIS ( UPI ) President ing tw o additional traffic Com missioners will consid­ the triple funeral o f hla cou­ Charles de Gaulle today ap­ They added the : l gauge lam-s. shotgun wsa fired by Fred T. er action regarding school sins; Gertie, 14, Ann, 12, and peared to be prepared to sa­ Sessions. The hunter said Mc­ crossing guard funds which Lou, 8, only children o f Mr. crifice both ihe North Atlsntic Dowell was about DO yards expiro Dec. 6 and discuss end Mr*. Lloyd Campbell, o f Treaty Organization (NATO) away from him whan the mis­ date requests for drainage Rustburg, Va. and the European Common The three girls and a play- Market A Sanford man identified provision* at Sanford Avenue hap occurred. ,n hi* campaign fur the widening of 25th matu were killed late Satur­ against the U. S -sponsored us Johnnie Lindsey was a r ­ day alternoon when they were Multilateral Street. Nuclear Force rested in Ocala on a breaking and entering charge after he Also up for discussion will struck by an auto whil* walk­ (M LF). allegedly entered the home o f be a request from the State ing along tha edg* o f a high­ Bennie Johnson, at 422 East Highway Patrol to ban all way n<-ur their home. Fifth Street and took the lat­ parking on French Avenue. DETROIT ( UPI ) Ford Sunlight gleam ing on s piece ter’s fo o t locker and clothing. Motor Company called back of chrome os, a ca r parked m Police said Lindsey wus Irvin E Batten Buffered a idled workers today and pre­ an orange grove led Deputy taken o f f a bus at Ocalu Satcu t lip shortly after midnight Tw o motorcyclists were in­ pared to resume full scale pro­ Bud Eaton to find an Orlando urnday night and returned car which had been stolen jured Sun-lay when (heir m a­ Saturday when hia ear and duction following the end of 16 here by Constable II. E. Carchines spilled while they were another collided on Seminole days of crippling local strikes some time ago. roll. They said Lindsey was Eaton said he saw the r e ­ taking part in an endurance Iloulevnrd near the municipal by the United Auto Workers headed fur Mississippi when flection and walked into the run sponsored by (he Sanford- pool. Police charged flatten Union. stopped. Workers at a key parts grove to reach the car which Orlando Motorcycle Club. Be­ with carelese and negligent had many o f the engine parts ing treated at Seminole M em ­ driving. The other motorist, plant Sunday ratified a new removed. He said the car is orial Hospital are John Kutis, identified as Hubert (J. Cart­ plant level contract anti the owned by Edwin J. Mi lard of of Leesburg and Tommy Dan­ er, was charged with im prop­ final two striking plants agreed e r parking. to local pacts. ny, of Sarasota. Orlando. has completed his first full year In th* By Alvin Spivak WASHINGTON (U PI I — President Johnson today begsn his second year as the nation’s Chief Executive, confident that he can translate his landslide election vic­ tory in to s solid record o f achievement both in domestic and world affairs. Bine* assuming th* presidenry upon Ihe avsateinatinn nf John F. Kennedy 12 months ago, Johnson has shown himself a skilled master at working his will with Congress, H* has dealt with crises on the world scene with firmness. He has won elsction as President in his own right and is looking forw ard to his coming four-year term with confidence. NO. 827 iillll! 'Great Society' Plan Pushed By LBJ stewardship thus far and th* problems ahead. SANFORD, FLORIDA fo r the “ Great Society" he has nude th* theme o f his administration. He envisions it as one in which Ameri­ cans would join to "rebuild the entire ur­ ban United States" in the next 40 yean , preserve the natural beauties o f tha coun­ try and promote educational opportunities fo r the booming crop o f youngster* now grow in g up. On the world front, Johnson played hi* role in a relatively minor key. In prospect is the possibility that he may take a more active part in the day* to come. F or the most part Johnson's first year w as mnrkrd by s continuance o f th* rela­ tive cold war calm that follow ed Kennedy's decisive handling o f tha Cuban miasila cri­ sis and th* signing o f th* nuclear test ban treaty. The President demonstrated toughness when last summer he ordered U.8. war­ plane* to striks against torpedo boat nssts in North Vist Nam in retaliation fo r herrsssm ent raids tgsinst Am erican destroyera in the Tonkin Bay. Ksrlyle Housholder, lb * S s » ford would h * toe* so lids ted with the county age Sanitation under s dlviBlo* which would be crested to pro* vide a place for those w ho w ish to dedicate time and taleol to the progress and the wel­ fare o f th* community. Secondly, the new division would be sponsored b y s o d operated under (he o ffic e r s ami directors of the County cham ber. F i n a l l y , th* eom m lttst pointed out, under this organs izational plan there would bn only one mem bership d riv e conducted by the Sem inole County Chamber o l C om m erce, Housholder, la a letter to A . R. Peterson Jr., president al the Sanford organisation, out* lined these provisions, lie pointed out that present by* laws provide for the election of directors by a popular votn o f the membership and re­ quested the Sanford Cham ber to consider these stipulations and arrive al s decision, 11 possible, by Dec. 15. “ T h is," said Housholder, "w ill enable our officers to plan for tha forthcom ing y e a r." Candidates File In Casselberry By Jans Casselberry Candidate* filed to date te run in Dec. 7 Casselberry municipal elections are, fo r council. Incumbent Ed Lunn and Darwin Shea, Blynn Iteiker and Don M ount; fo r mayor, Curtis Blow, and fo r town marshal, Gus Sawyer, incumbent. O ffices open sra those fo r thiua council posts now held by Lunn, L. E. W oodhsm s and A rt Lego; fo r m ayor by Owen Anstey; clerk, Mrs. Mury lluwthurnu and ths marshal's post. enncui f t UUAVR riART A LW A Y S FIR S T DUALITY Q U A LITY “ Open A Penney Charge Account Now! •, • so + YO U 'LL HAVE Y O U R CH ARGE CARD FOR THAT C H R ISTM AS SHOPPING 8P R E E I GOOD IN A N Y O F PENN'BY *8 1,700 STOKES. It's th* handiest w ay to shop—no need te carry csth l Phone a t stop in to your s s o is s t 1’snney’s and make s e t a simple application today! •» �I St* finfotb Vrrilb P*(re 2 — Kov. 28, 1964 MUG MAGIC m Newcomers Qualify QUANTITY RIGHTS BISIAVIO—PHCI3 GOOD THRU NOVtMBIft 25TH A L L STORKS W IL L IK For Oviedo Election me. — «*rrat«MT — wtuN G iiit C L O S E D _ i m im g •»»* » **«K*_a J . ' . . • --■-•D iv-.’,. THUUOAY, NOVIM HR U • ••» s. » • THANKSGIVING J STOCK UR IA R LY TOR T H I HOLIDAY FIA ST Bread limited Grade "A " Quick Frozen GR. " A " FROZEN SHENANDOAH BONELESS Turkey Roast u 98 * TU R KEYS GRADE “A" FROZEN TURKEY Drumsticks * 39 ' GRADE "A” FROZEN CHICKEN Gizzards. . u, 29 ' 1 1 -2 2 GR. "A" FROZEN W-D HEAVY MRS. J. R. BATTLE KIRBV BUCKELEW Br Luodr Two t m o m i r i to politic*, r o e o f th# f l n t woman In O vltds hlatary to et«k counril office, havo qualified a* candidate* In tha Doc. II mun­ icipal oloctioni. Announcing tholr candidacy and turning in qualifying pe­ World Of Color Theme Of Oviedo PTO Meeting titions wera Mra. J. R. Battla and Kirby Buckalaw, Stating her rtaaona for seeking a scat on tha council, GRADE "A.* FROZEN ARMOUR STAR Young Goost * 39 ' Groupar . . u, 39 ' for OUARTER FORK LOINS SLICED INTO hattermant nf th* com­ Pork Chops i» 59 ' flection day." Sha ia vitally KRAFT PHILADELPHIA CREAM By Evolyn l.undy Tha regular monthly moot­ in g nf the Oviedo High Schmd P.T.O. waa held Thursday evening in the ichool auditor­ ium, with chairman, Jack Byrne, preaiding. Mlsa Dorothy Rire, gave a vary Inaplring devotion on tha appreciation o f color and told n f all tha wonderful color that Cod gava ua. Mr*. Milton (iore’a fourth grade gava tha prugram; It waa in tha farm of a Spanish lesson. Thera waa a teacher, and the dare. They held a ■mail diacuiainn and naked •luialtona in Spanish which they have learned this year. Mra. Hugh tiregory of W in­ ter t’ark gave a most delight­ fu l recital on the organ; Mrs. Core eet the arene by telling o f many colors which wa have to enjoy In the world o f na­ ture around ua, Joan and Judy Weaver en­ tertained with their puppetta. Room count waa won hy Mra. (Jura's fourth grade. Take and coffee waa served hy mathert of the (event!) grade. Editor To Speak At RAM Meeting to try to over interested in beautification of Oviedo and hopes one day to see it become ''the garden spot of Seminole County." A nutlva Floridian, ihe has lived In Oviedo for tha paet in years where her husband is engaged in the citrus pro­ duction business. They have one son, Joe, a teacher at 81. Luka'* Christian Day Xchnnl in Slavl*. She ia a graduate o f Titus­ ville High .School, ia president o f the Oviedo Garden (Tub and an active member of the Ovie­ do W om en'! Club and of tha Homemaker* Extension Club. She Is a member of St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Huckelevr told The Herald he would like a seat on coun­ cil because ha "likea Oviedo, Is interested In all city affaire and would like to take part in its future planning, particu­ larly that o f the proposed municipal water system," A resident of Oviedo for T'e yenrs, he Is an active member of First lisptist Church o f Oviedo and teaches in the math departmanl at Charokee Junior High In Or­ lando. Ha recelvrd hi* IIS de­ gree from Jacksonville Teach­ er's College In Alabama and hit m ailer's from (Icorgs Pea­ body in Naahvill*. An avid sportsman, he la most interested in hunting, fishing and boating. Ha 'a married, his wife tenches fifth grade In Oviedo and they hava ona little girl, Pat, a fourth grade student. Dr. J. Manning Potta, of Nashville. T c n n , will speak treforc a dinner-meeting for all Masons and their wives Tuesday evening at Masonic Temple. Dr. Polls Is editor of ' The Upper Room.’ * a devotional guide with 3 25 million circu ­ lation, and redlo television program , ‘ Upper Room Par­ ish " T u e s d a y 's Thanksgiving dinner at *:3C p, m. end the open meeting for Masons al II p m. is aponiored by Mun roe Chapter, Royal Arch Ms. aoni Harvey ‘ un; terprlse, i» high priest of the chapter Dr. Polta hold several d e­ grees from Prlneelon Thentrv ileal Seminary, serveri *> a pastor and a district su|>erinlrmlent in thr Virginia Meth­ od ist Conference, was execulive director of the Crusade for Christ in n i l w. and h e. participated in missions to Pakistan, Malaya, The Con go. New /calam i and Korea Absentee Ballots Are Available Absentee ballot* are avail ■ hie fnr Ihe annual election at Altamonte Springs, to he held Dec. *. and may In- obtained ■ I the Town Hall, Mayor Lawrence Swofford reported today. He said the election will be held from T a m. to 7 p.m. at the Community House, lie added 450 are eligible to vote Two candidates have filed for Ihe council seat In Ward 3, Colin Crew and Paul H. R oche; while Stuart I) French, Kdward A. Levy ami William ft. Chapman are seek­ ing the Ward 4 post. The registration books closed and the qualifying deadline was reached last Wednesday Tooth Tor Tooth, Physician Claims LOS ANUKLKS ( UPI ) — Tha city council’s finance com­ mittee rejected a JrtO claim by Dr. John Zenlsvk, 7H. Los Attgrh-s, for a lower dents! piste. Zenlsek claimed he lost hla lower plate last May H when he nice .ted during a visit to MsvAl tllUl Park. L B . ALL FLAVORS . . SUPERBRAND EXTRA LARGE STALKS Ice CREA M C ELER Y L I B B Y P IE FRESH TENDER YOUNG REG. 29* . . THRIFTY MAID SLICED OR CRUSHED Pineapple. . 4 c-*1 June Peas. 25< NibletsCorn 2 £°>29/ REGULAR 31* , , LESUEUR EARY REGULAR 2 /3 9 * . . WHOLE KERNAL REGULAR 3/ f l . . . ARGO Pineapple J u ic e 4 c - 1 REGULAR 23* . . THRIFTY MAID Swt Potatoes 5 221 Catsup v . 2 a- 25/ Cake Mixes 4^1 Fruit Cakes ^ 99/ REGULAR 2 /3 5 * . . THRIFTY MAID Pole BEANS PU M PKIN REGULAR 29* . . DIXIE DARLING r, « R E G . 2 / 29 * M 303 C A N REGULAR $1.19 VALUE . . DELUXE Lake Mary Sets House Survey Hy Frances Wester A huuss In house prelimin­ ary survey in preparation af numbering houses in Lake Mary was announced today for Dec. 1, fi and tt by direct­ ors nf the Luke Mary Cham­ ber nf rnm m trct Assisting will be Girl Scout Troop 657 under direction of Mrs. Msi ty Dsnklefs. Directors reported tlisl the “ Welcome ti* Lake M ary" ! signs are now being made by the pointer* Plans are ti erect two Urges signs in tuike Mary nm| possibly five small ones, one on rach road trad. . . . . “ ,h' A latter nf inquiry has been sent directly to the RailMind Maintenance Division In regards to sl.itiM on the sign­ al light that was promised for installation « l th# cross­ ing just south of Ihe elementnrv school. Lake Mary resident* «r# Iw-ing urged to join the Cham­ ber o f Commerce In help In its diive for progivss end im­ provement, Public meetings are held at S p.m., first Thuisdsy o f each month in the Lake Mery Fire Hall. POUNDS Cheese ««. *» 29 ' r.» a- muarm em . Qcegn m I) j mrs,Vrry M&g ■ i MAXWELL HOUSE j COFFEE Reg s;« . . ASTOR VAC. BACK j CSANBIRSr COFFEE 1-Lb. Can | Reg. 77* SAUCE Mb. Con ! Reg. 27* . . ASSOSTID COLOSS . . Scott Towels 303 Con • Reg. 35* . . Jumbo Roll ! Reg. 27* 50-ct. Pkg» . . MAYONNAISE MAYONNAISE Reg ............ 53* . . 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FISH FILLET Ilk* "tha opportunity to work Mrs. Battl* says aha would BOUNDS Baking Hans * 39 ' X th » dfifl £< C ini St* ftlo iU t A vb . 4 3rd B e JliShway J7-9J, Lvngwwxt �Mrs. George Brooks Heads Art Federation By Dotllt Aostia priie money was accepted by elected president of the Flor­ The 37th annual Florida members of their organiia- ida Federation of Art. Mri. Brooks, o f DeBary, has been ^deration of Art convention tions. Seated at the head table was serving as executive secretary and 39th annual exhibit closed Mrs. George Brooks, newly of the Federation's beadquarhere Saturday night with au f- -v f l! awards banquet at the Mayfair Inn ballroom with retiring president Dudley Flagler as emcee. Present to receive her S100 first place prire check was Hiss Caroline Ives, of Winter Uavcn, whose abstract pastel m illed "Causeway Gale" was Judged "Best in Show." Also present was William A. tTartman, of DeUary, the only top area winner, whose still life won first place in that category. Mr». Beth Gregory, of San* ford, whose painting of "Spring Flowers" was chosen as one of the 30 exhibits of the travelfig circuit show was m>t pre­ sent. The only other top state NEW PRESIDENT of the Florida Federation of winner present was Mrs. Mary Art is Sira, George Brooks, o f DeUary, pic­ W. Johnson, of Ormond Reach, tured with the retiring president, Dudley Kintr­ whose "Motion In Time" took ier, o f l#ukelumi. (Herald Photo) third place. Other winners' ing scenes of the locality. t e n at the DeBary Mansion. FTiday afternoon the be the selection of a beau­ ty queen candidate from each club In Clorida, which will cli­ max with the selection of a reigning Queen o f Art. in a F O R D served refreshments to several hundred visitors. Sunday, the DeBary Man­ sion was open all day as throngs visited the exhibits of all the winning paintings and these chosen for the year long traveling circuit show. San­ A test tire in the month-ion g ford-Seminole Art Association Saturday at the business meeting of the Federation, pro­ art festival In February will was host to an open house m oter Dick Pope, o f Cypress Gardens, Invited the mem bers o f the group to c om e to the fam ous Gardens at Winter Haven and com pete in paint­ Y o u ’ll be H ap p ie r and exhibit of prtie-winnlng pxintlngs of local artists at the Cultural Arts Building here. The event was w ell at­ tended and the local group ■f r o m Strickland Morrison , Inc V 111 11 ^ \N I'n ltl) I 111 I' S 1*1 V |I \ lllld l III \ I I li t.’ J 1 Ml U !• *. II -•»! . Y o u ' l l B E G IA D IN D E C E M B E R YO U S H O P P E D IN N O V E M B E R H E L D S T H I S i m m TWENTYOUTSTANDINGVALUES FORYOURHOLIDAYFUN, FARE ANDFASHION| .........SPECIALLYSELECTEDANDPRICEDTOBE THIS SEASON’S 20 BEST BUYS! i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i JOEL W ALKER (center), l(Vyear-old Winter Park youth, with a pos­ i ter designed o f sand and glue, won first prize of a bicycle in the Hal­ i loween poster contest sponsored b y the J. M. Fields Company, Winter i Park. Laura Butterfield, 11. of W inter Park, won a g ift certificate for i second prize anti John Brockman, 11, o f Maitland, received a gift cer­ tificate for third prize. Fifty-six entries from eight school,- were judged i by art teacher and city officials. G. Baldridge, assistant manager, i (rear) directed the contest for the Fields store. (Herald Photo) i i i This Doorman i i\ T ilt? r u i n it n il h t. 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II i DfiHrManU This* *ul« ia mud* pursuant hr it hroutfht 4unin*l |ou in M lIM I o l' *111 IN lo fin it l - . rr* »f f «* d*»* ire the Circuit Court In and for i F ill!M I (INI N97 •fitflrril In Chan «rjr action So flcmln-l. C<»unty. Florida, in M«»ll !««% «.I lu IT K tICHII and rhah.fify, entitle I FlttJD % i is j 4 « . n aiiln i tn tl P IIT L U fl J BOiUt hie P u t’ « -mr: 4n m d f ir Seitiluot? i»V^<»S *• i i , plaintiff* v \t i w |fl» V WHHITMAN*. *t al. defend* tfo inf , KI<*rl«l* l» IT RD f hi* INI h lay of Aht* an y«»u and each of you H IAIIlK N CIh UJfKXOWM i required to file your %r>* %Ni» lilt \l! pi f 11•** rial ml nr If vnuhcf, A D l I lu ifrwtfi tty, Ihrttuith. iin'ler i ■ wer of other dr fun ere to the ft- NI.) t*; t . net Hie itforetald Arthur II He kn kill, Jr , plaintiff** ■Son plaint with 5he fjorinn* i r i i f i i .if tho tTrcti-t Court Clerk of *ald Court, and eerio. Y "i A Rt: hereby notified N Intti Jtlitlclul f*lr. ult lit ute»n pla In 11 ffa or p 1;i \ntiff *" i Art-1 f. r fanilnol* Counti , attorney, GUO % Hl’ KEIt, Jli that *■ <s.tivplaint to fof*«’’Ini* a lain ni-'-r' uns* eAfluniiherl'ni" i ah oit poet uf flew i.M r i».« 1* Florid a d**crin«d real fly: i : jha Jdrua runbaft, I* 4- It & 1341, Hanford. H or- tl*** f«j|liiw|ni£ i Ida 3*771«. a copy uf aald Aa- property, to -w lt: f» C. \+»\ U OAKLAND IfILTJt, aw#r **r eth er dof#n•»**. on of ft Iltio s V rilK !»K lllC K i -I urdtnif to the pl.it there­ I n f ir« T bi s 4 a | , i •* ........... \ A ■ n | to ri.uiiMfr of m■ r**f *rded In ITat itr»uk A. h n i l , unit |f you fall to l i t i. » ■ Con 1i i 1' I * 4J #n| «|, !*,|h- i ■to Mi * fierre# f*ro C o ifin o r f u 11o i 17) '• He II unif of b*aiLnole i %%i:l lie #nter«.sl anal net you %BTf«>r*i Florid* 12771 < Mjritj, Florida and each uf you. for the relief P-, ii:»h Noe 53. 1*44 dernandrvl lt» *jtd Complaint. ha* t*> n filed agatnit yon tn i CV«i 75 ebuve etyled m il, Die nature of thle to ll \% to the qn!#i tne title to the above Je** end y- u ar* r*gu1r#d i riirfrrnne a %mi; bribed landa in plaintiff*’ *ti - * t » ur v » * Copy or yuur A » - i JfOTI i' a that I e* *of * Ln title. Leu Tr*p«nier r i f » r l*l*-4 ling to the Afr ’ k I :tl liU'llle *E M and Florence Trepander, hie • fi it !* *ti F lilnftffe %tt»»r- i fl 1t M io fili I % s ;• i. li J o ,N tit h|f. wifi and Florida Freeh, toe.* ii•> County, Fl"«n«|.i. unsl.-r Hi* fir- a FlorMa corporation. DC i s * f » W M > £ * , j : : Kaat i Legal Notice ♦ it ' i name of in to f l t i u ,4 \% ITSK(UI rny li md m i #*ad i% n :r ,il If n iiU r B f i firlAndo, l i a l Coiftr Co ind fhht 1 In* 4*7 *al l Court at Sanford. «#m?- F’iurldn, irut file the Q fllllial H I f t or - im« with rH of I hr ■A- '* 1 '<J- or f, A* . mi|!# * - on" >. K .-r l 'l «, In .«• ifd •-» *i with tlv . i.’ Si* I M F , 'i ll S.‘ -o- '!* *• to <* •* S.-rtluA 14» "I Flcul'l » i i i i g >« i * . ; S i#: Hobby H Moor# Puullah Vof. *. 14. l i , 3o, l ) i i n- M>r KKdl'O.N.SlIlLB f will not hr rn»(M»ti#thle for Any d rbu incurrnl by anyon# other than myaelf. g IIU tR V a- " C R IM IE K n de County. Florida, t til * letb \Af of «>ctuber, A. D 1)41 (hf; \ D U 1 ir II IP aailh Jr. Clerk u ! Circuit Court uf SetnlnoU County, Florida R> JUrtha T Vihleo t**puty f l«rk ui:«» t si*idle:it. j r . o f AFUFR a* HFl’ Klt Attorney* tor ptalntiffa I I I .Vleen din Avwnue S ju fu rl Florida CD J-I - j. .4, *♦ You can find anything you need advertised m th* Her aid eiai>Ji«4, \ i.' - the "-r other t*Te »>|lti a In CbU--) Sparkling (ilassware i 1 c* -t- Cook a Holiday Meal Gilts IT A L IA N 45 PC. STONEWOOD —' f "li PC. CRYSTAL KAIIM'KKST III Ik i MK DINNERWARE SET PUNCH BOWL SET ELECTRIC SKILLET 1 4 .8 8 Chip and brrak r r .i.la n t , -lain rr-in t•nl, t-yrar gu a ra n lr*. C oap arativa value 19.93. for Molh e r a- SWEATERS ‘ 1 0 .9 7 '2 .9 4 Cnmplrlrly Immrrnlhlr. IH month raplarrmrnl xuaranlru. Comparativa valur I9.9.V Flugf f i'j qt. Inn* I. Iw rlvr I * j UI. enpa, I laillr, |J hiHik hailKrla, * M O H A IR W O O L * 7 .9 7 B fllip-nna, rardiuuiu. Cable, Koarhud atllrhra. Cnmparatlve value 9.99. R ack an* I -f- . I Gifts LONG SLEEVE 2 PIECE T »■ SIIOIIT SI.KBVK SPORT SHIRTS SLEEPERS SPORT SHIRTS * 1 .4 3 2 FOR * 3 A atartal alplaw .lw aU«a 8 , M, I-, M l. Cum pa rail* <• valur >1 rarh R.inlorted H im , m -hlnm e vtip-pn-of M>lr— I'um parallve value *..’9, I Targ» 77‘ » rl» ltu a , ..-n t i d rnlnra and dreign*. C om paruliva value 1.19. TA ILO RE D SKIRTS s 97* l I.alral atylea, l.itrat < h « l n . S l/e a 7 -1 4 . C.im paralive value 1.A9. -'ftr • Trim -A -Tree Shop Fashions 7 I.ICillT ORI.ON PILE * 4 .8 8 T U Knit rluh rullara, Mandana nrrlta. t'um paritlve value T.99. tr4 .1- • Festive Houseware* ♦ t MUNTKItKY — R K E V S p CRYSTAL STEMWARE n i l - l i L i a 97( C* -'fj- « Holiday Decorations y A? Krt nf I , rhuirr of t ' i »». rIv imp.iKnr, I ' j iij. ru rk lail, I m . rnnli.il. II) n«. (nlilrl, 3 *, u i. naurir rurklail, 3 « L mine, t*i u f. whitkry .our. * 1 .6 8 Famous Name Toys Hvif C* Homemaker's Specials Sportsmen's Specials rf " » * • ^ ^ ------------------------- •• t r MATTEL FAMOUS 33« LEVER ACTION DECORATOR STYLED FULL - SIZE AUTOMATIC BARBIE HOUSE MARLIN MARAUDER CERAMIC LAMPS ELECTRIC BLANKET s6 4 . 9 4 * 4 .9 4 In aniMrmlile ftrnlture. 4 uniparalive d t Tlie nui*t U-uutiful vrlrrllun you', rvrr M-vn. Cumpurative value 2.95. C •)'• • r t . CENTER PIECES loffli d****ed . . . . . . No »-.«*«> « " • ‘ ♦•*orT Cl — r HOLLY anil I'OINSETTIA ,K. .hopeing If fOW ,e . l.«V , NMJ b*^d’ V-o-n H.'.anv * 1 .9 4 !• K.irb lamp burn* indrpemtrnllp. ( ‘iMnparalive valuv 1.29. EVERY HOUR f ON THE HOUR m 9 M ULTIPLE INDOOR LIGHT SET c LADIES’ JACKETS ^ Sister I d Holiday for I C* ¥" a ta lu r 4(.i7. ’V" « C* *~ Health & Beauty G r e e t i n g Ca r d* (iltA N I ) AVAItll 71 rho<«« r Aids Traditinn.il. rumlrmpurariva, I 'imvpam live valur 11.9(4. C FAMOUS T 25 BOXED CARDS Rraullful aelrriinn tn (iim parativr valur 2.UU $7 . 9 7 J0/30 or S5 ra l.. idral Inr Klurida h a n lin (. C'uinparallie valur !*3.95. trum. Secret Deodorant c 54 Ni» ftnll-on Ire IIIiir-. ( noiparalive valuv a9r. CREAT l KL HELDS STORES Single run I m l with littrd eontour rurnrr*. t ’limparalive value 13.50. * M e n ’ s Furnishings ' Coats and Jacketn(: IIETTKH DUALITY NYLON SIIK1.1. DRESS SHIRTS PARKAS I.O.Sti 2 * 9 .6 6 mm ltrna. ar SIIIIUT SLEEVES fo r $4 . 5 0 Itarmn A m l Inna, imtHirlnl hm ailrlnlh*. l »m |LirJlup value I.5U ra. BOTH GREAT STORES OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO t» P.M. — SUNDAY if the Clerk of the c ir i' 1 * ■jurt 11n « r h•f o r e t hie : -- i I* *t I'* m b. r, 1)44. If ynil fill t« do *o, * decree pro c*ind' **<* will h# taken aifa|n*t you th« relief itimtAled In th«v Cuiu plaint. Th.e Sot h e thall be pubtleh* ed nti • a week for four cnn##. uUv* w*ek* In the San Turd tl«r aid tiA T L D T ilie 4th lay of N oeember. 1)44. (S L A M Arthur If Beckwith. J r , Cterk of Circuit Court lly : M irth* T. Vthlfa Deputy CLrk P . '* * .Ny'V, t, 1*. ti-, 4"J, aJit* tr* i- g? Sel A Holiday lable Legal Notice Legal Notice I lie tr* -I- . * 5 .6 8 l o r men and nnnirn, lig h tn rig h t. Ideal (nr I Inr Ida. C um p.ir*liva vatua 9.95. 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. �salary fe e U r four weeks w ork on the film w u |60,000 and Insisted that hr waa a The film ed a t Novo tet Street John Hugh, in being com plet­ Sto (floe on N leola Winter Park. U e produce r, told Salt Wafer Bay Tallied To lake Of Fresh Water *1 M a u that schedules call fo r thr film ing to ba completed In laaa than a week, fo r It to b « shown fo r tho flro t time a t MOBILE, A U . ftTFI) - An thr Cannon Film f a r t i n ] la Franco and to bo prem ia rod in Alabrma ig ln e e r in g firm kn* Now York and possibly In O r- won national rceognitJoo for j]I :j i M the difficult and unusual feat e f changing a salt water bay The accomplishment at Pan­ W inter Park ehoee Lengweed to shoot seenee fo r “ Tb* Cry ft Laughing Owls” because e f He quiet small tow n atmos­ phere and Immediately ture­ ad the c ity into a beehive e f activity. The vaeeat store ee the com er o f Church Street and K. Lake Avenue wae changed into • bnay, bustling saloon called the "T h e Bra­ hma Inn." A bar was con­ structed with stools, tables and ch a in installed, neon lights put In the windows and bottles and glasses o f eoffre and tea, to resemble alcohol, wore placed a t all the appropriate placet. A store called "O racle's Drees Shop," waa act up next to the saloon. A Trallweys Boa cant lot next to Colonial Res­ taurant and an alligator pit, complete with w ater, and la­ ter with a live gator, was lo­ cated ea the property next to the old Railway Express D«pot. The Longwood H otsl look­ ed very Imposing and ele­ gant with sit the bright lights foeneed upon It. AH the buildings used In the film were through courtesy of their owner, M rt. Bobbie Jo Bunt Crowds, numbering more then 400 at times, were kept Under control by Police Chief Claude Leya, members o f the Police Reserve end tin Fire Deportment Auxiliary. A s 1 rushed from piece to plaee in Longwood, the city seamed almost m agically to become a sightseer's paradise. Chad Everett with dark makeup and dyed black hair, portraying a half-bred In­ dian, seemed to bo every­ where and won the heart of the whole community, being kindness end patienre person­ ifie d One youngster In town with a slight spseeh Impedi­ ment wee recipient o f much e f Everett’s attention. He talked with the lad and assur­ ed ha would w rits him per­ sonally giving him Uia name s f a doctor friend who might be ablo to help. Chad alio painstakingly signed hundreds e f autographs making certain they vrera very Irgibla. Allan Jumper, ficmlmite In­ dian, ss atandin fo r Everett wna wrestling a somewhat tranquil and unenthuslsslle alligator with all the specta­ tors amased at his bravery although the poor gators mouth waa tied shut with painted coni. Actually, Jump­ er, a professional gator wrestler did receive many abrasions on hands and U rs from the animal's flipping tall. On one street com er the beautiful Dre Lund, who plays the ''loose” woman in the film , was being made even more gorgeous by Guy DeRusso, make-up artist. She w es exceptionally polite, signoil scores o f autographs end answered dozens o f questions. Brenda Scott, seated In a thair In the middle o f Church Street having her long, light brown hair colffed by Irene Aparlcio, the studio hairdress­ er, signed autographs end smiled constantly. Due to ex­ treme fatigue, sh e fainted early Thursday evening but In the true show business tra­ dition eontinued In her role after being revived until S a.ra. Friday. Col Clinton Herberger, Robert T aylor's standin, was most Interesting to talk with and told a group o f women assembed around him a f his experiences as one o f the original stunt men in mo­ tion pictures since 1924. He boa appeared In Hell's Ang­ els, Dawn Patrol and many others and has sirred as dou­ ble fo r Richard Barthelmcss and for Joha W ayne la the Sands a f Iwe Jbaa. Filming began Wednesday morning with tha handsome hut rather aloof Robert Taylor walking across Church Street to greet Mias Scott, playing the part o f his daughter. The scene had to be shot seven times before judged perfect by Director Paul Wendkos. Taylor did not lea ve a good Impression with many o f townspeople. refusing to Ifc*i*is STAGE DUMMIES added much to colorful atmosphere created by membera o f tho Bear Lake Community Club for their big square dance at the school. The "liv e" group on stage included, left to right, Richard Ostrander, Mrs, Ostrander, Mrs. Bob Conover, Danny Robinson and Bob Conover. (Herald Photo) OXNARD, Calif. (U P1) — What hippens when a man with an idea meets a white elephant? Maybe a restaurant In the sky! City councilman planned (o eonuder whether to sell a walrr tower that hasn't been u*ed In recent years to a c­ countant Alvin it. I k lim . The city has been try In| to sell (he ITOfnot high structure i » « £ and Its Hi acres of land for some time now. Herron has ottered to buy the tower ami aita tor $93,000 on t>ehilf of an unidentified restaurateur. He sakl the restaurant own­ er would like to install an elevator In the low er and cut windows In the sides of the give dinners a panoramic view of the city, ocean and surrounding countryside. ’ * !£ Turning Point CAKIIOLL BURKE again heads the annual Christmas Sent campaign with which funds are raised for tho TO and HD Association. Judge Albert Williams o f the Mental Health tion, for Juitlee o f the peace, ex­ aid in the current collection pressed of his appreciation for re-eleetlon and for the confidenee o f the people In a state­ ment before the lleltury Re publican Club last wek. George Caulk, unsuccessful candidate for district 2 con­ stable, nlau Appeared U’ fore the group to state hia thanks for club support. An edltorinl repott on elec­ tion results throughout Flor­ ida w as read by Judge Wil­ liams and discussed. Thornton K. Smith, presi­ dent o f the DvRary Volunteer Firemen’* Aisociatlon, ex­ plained work o f the gruup and appealed for all-out response to the present fund-raising drive. A letter wae reed from Mr*. C. E. Butler, reprsaentatlng that Christmas gifts WASHINGTON ( U P » — President Johnson's confer*'nee with British Prime MinUtcr Herald Wilson on Dee. 7-8 may mark a turning point Although Richard I reigned In the NATO nuclear strat­ over England for 10 years, he egy contra vs rig , officia l said spent little m ore titan six tnlay. months In that country. THE ROOSTERS, newly organized 4-H Club for Oviedo seventh graders, meet each Tuesday afternoon with lender, Mrs. J. M. Dingmnn. Members meeting last week were (from left) Christine Williams, Stephanie Ridenour, Lori W agner; back, Mary Courier, Cathy McCall, Diane Marabali and Judy Weaver. (Herald Photo) By Jane Casselberry Schoolboy Usei Democratic R ig h t CA 8SO P, England (UPI>— Fourteen-year-old schoolboy Junior High School In Css- ■oceer player Stanley W il­ ■flberry cleared 9320 as re­ liamson recalled that la a de­ sult o f the chicken dinnsr mocracy there la such a thing aa petition. which the organisation spon­ He now has 200 signatures sored, More than 700 dinnen demanding a soccer ground were served and some 50 pa­ pitch, and the village council trons had to bo turned away, la negotiating with a farmer A sum of 970 w as realised to buy one. from the sale o f cakes alone. The .South Seminole Bend provided entertainment during the dinner and members of the school’s FI1A club served the tables. Proceeds will g o to help pro­ vide a safe loading area for buses at the school. The only other fund raising project planned fo r this year by the PTA will be a hooten­ anny in the spring. The PTA o f South Seminole SQ SSm B t SOUTHERN BELL Telephone Company has paid its city taxes nml the Sanford treasury is richer by a cool $20,8-16.55 as a result. The check represent* taxes on peroonnl property and renl estate owned by the 'phone company. Bob Shedden, local manager, Is shown at right giv­ ing the check to Howard Whelchel, city finance director. Earlier Shedden gave the county trea­ sury n check for $55,552.98 for its holdings in tho county for a total tax payment of $82,599.53. see yourself in the shine o f this new furniture /r polish yjfi Ranger Calls Area Meeting By Jane CaMrlbrrry Purpose of the County Ranger Al UnrrU to discuss Mutui has called a meeting o f all F l o r i d a Fores fire chiefs in the county for training program Tuesday, 7:5ft p.m., at the Cas- Jects o f interest selberry Town Hall. i fire departments. NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CLOSES SOON A ssocia­ Dellsry, Republican candidate asking ama City, Fin., h a i resulted In n |M million Industrial ex­ pansion and created a lake large enough to m eet the wa­ ter needs o f n city o f flva mil­ lion. "Originality and Ingenuity typify the project,’’ according to a citation from the Housing and Home Financing Agency's community facilities adminis­ tration. Hairy Myers, president of tho mobUa-based engineering firm o f J. B. Converse sad Company, received one of nine honor awards presented by the federal agency. Back in ISM, officia l! of Bay County and business leaders la Panama City decided that the area waa la urgent need of an unlimited supply o f fresh water for future industrial ex­ pansion. The Converse firm was retained. Myers, heading an engineer­ ing study team, determined that the best solution lay la using Encoflna Creek near the Panama City Industrial area. The creek's v sst flow of fresh water emptied into North Bay, aa lalaad, salt warter arm of the Gulf of Mexico. North Bay sorrowed to a width of about 1,500 fee* four miles from the mouth of Kneofina Creek. Myers and his •n»ln?*r! de­ cided to convert the salt water bay Into a fresh water lake by building a tidal dam at the narrow point o f the bay. Un­ usual design and construction problems were encountered. "W e had to rem ove a 27foot deep layer o f muck on lha bottom o f the bay and re­ fill with sand to provide a foundation for the salt water cutoff wall,” Myers said. "W e used dynamite charges to con­ solidate the underwater fill." The dam . Itself, had lu with­ stand stress from both sides and support the weight of a rosdway on top. Tidal gates were built into the spillway •ecUoa to keep out salt water during hurricane tides. The project furnished signi­ ficant scientific data on how long it takes to change a salt water bay into a fresh water lake. In this case, the lake, with its 600-million gallon dally flow, met U. f>. Public Health Service drinking water stand­ ards within 90 days, Since the project was com ­ pleted, approximately }!0 mil­ lion in Industrial expansion has taken p leco In the Panama CUy area. Not only that, but the area has an unlimited wa­ ter supply for dom estic use. Tbs fresh water lake is 3,000 acres in eixe and la capable of providing enough water for the domestic needs of a city of five million persons. Thr Herald’ s F r e e r* * H U -It tion wan g ive* a “ wall d on s" from a form er SanfonUto now serving la thr N ary In Niplee, Italy. The letter In the aewry apor came from C a p t Joseph M. Tully Jr., commanding offierr o f thr USS N*o*bo, and fortnerly (tattooed at tho Sanford Naval A ir Station a i com ­ manding officer o f Hoary At- R tick Wing One. “ . . . I wtah In compliment iron for this ipleadld effort! Each - y e a r it iota better," C ip u ln T ally wrote. " I have been here in Urn Sixth Fleet now for almost three month* and have had many intonating experiences as wall as visited many un­ usual (p ots. V "A t the moment * * ora moored in the Naploi inner harbor where wa are enjoying a little rest aa well a* doing some routine holler overhaul work. "O ur tour here in the Med­ iterranean end* in March when w e atart back for Nor­ folk . , Captain TUlly con- . eluded, " member* fur IN H O M E F U R N I S H I N G S ' pa­ tients in mental hospitals. N ew were members M rs. Uinta end H. Rotten. The reported Murrlsou , hostesirs, Mrs. Ivan W alker and Mr*. Glenn Smith, LIST SAUL F®Ri served refreshments follow ing the program arranged by U rs. Adam Muller which pre­ sented Ivan Walker, baritone soloist. In musical selections. Hostesses for the December meeting were announced to be Sirs. John Leone and Mrs. Reich with the assistance o f other committee members. Ckiipi Listiags, Utitiisal listtogs. Us la Talltw Pigis William R. King, elected vice president of the U. S. in 1953, never sisumsd his duties because oI 11) health. Don’ t wait! Coll our Btuinatn Office now to change listings in the Telephone Directory. Anri remember — additional listings for members of your family or firm may bo included for littla extra coat COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITE Includes Bookcase Bed, Double Drawer, Large Roomy Chest, Matching Boxspring and Innersprlng Mattress. Walnut or Ben Mist Finish. M r. liusinetsman — Be sure you’ re represented in the Yellow Page's — the best way to tell people how to find you. Smart Shopiwrs heed the advice to "Let your fingera do the walking . . . Read the ads. . . Learn the facta. . . Find it fast • . . Shop the Yellow Pages way." EASY TERMS LETT M ATH ER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. let ST. ood Lotion 322-09: YOU* FINGERS DO THE W A L K IN G • A4P • Senksrik • Faust’s • Mery Carter • Sherwin-Williams • Tsd Williams • Thriftway • Mather’s • Touchton’s * Houmillat Drug • Wilaon-Maler • Furniture Center �"Soper-Right" Grade "A " Quick Frozen Juw Parker D o n 't Pay a P e n n y More' This T h a n k s g iv in g Shop A P anil Got ST U FFIN G BREAD muiif HOLIDAY FOODS w ^ 2 5 ' 10 to II-Lb, Arg. (Cash-Saving Specials. l o o 1) • / * .y i / TOMS 17 I , 1 3 1 -k . Avg. * A A P CRANBERRY AA P PO U LTR Y Sauce Seasoning 2 c.„ 49 A R P ’S ALUMINUM W R A P J A N E PARKER S 15* Stuffing Mix % 2ft' AR P MINCE K eltegge Stuffing Creatome Wonderfoil 2ft foil 31e Meat Broiler Turkeys r’,s i“ ’» ^ 9 * £ £ » HOLIDAY SPECIAL) “ SUPER-RIGHT” SHORT SHANK FULLY 100 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS COOKED “ No Coupon Necessary" With The Purchase Of Swift’s Premium Boneless Cooked Canned Ham Croutettes (Whole or Half Lb. 49c) HAM Shank Portion LB. 39 4 to 6-Lb. Avff. LB. 39 HOLIDAY SPECIAL! GRADE “A” QUICK FROZEN B !£•„ '3*’ B AK IN G HENS “Super-Right” Western Corn Fed V* Loin PORK QUICK FROZEN DRESSED A DRAWN YOUNG CHOPS Lb- D '9 5ucklings‘£45c^ Capons-691^ I I-w-V FlrtW lI HEADLESS F A N C Y STAN H ARD O YS TER S Grade A Quick Froien D A D Large Tender 12 oz c<m 99 G R EEN S H R IM P HOLIDAY SPECIAL! LE SUEUR WHOLE KERNEL W H ITE LARUE ih 89 I (Lc Sueur Peas 3 1-lb. cans 79c) CORN 4 79 12-Oz. Cans HOLIDAY SPECIAL! MILD & MELLOW COFFEE EIGHT O 'C LO C K JANE PA R K E R DELICIOUS SP E C IA L ! JA N E PAR K E R 1-Lb. B.O*. Patch Pumpkin Pie *■ 4 9 Mince Pie SPECIA L! JA N E PARKER Cherry Pie 1-LH. 8-Os. Each 2 doz. 95c Cocktail Sunehine Krinpy Crackers 1 lb. box 31e Hetty Crocker Layer Cake Mixes 41c Plll.bury or lUscuits Ballarde 10 oz, 10c Del Monte Pineapple Gold Medal Qt. 14 Oz. Can Juice 37c Flour Maxwrll Hon*. Instant Coffee Nucna .Margarine Kraft Mayonnaise 5 lb. can 25c ib. 29‘ 10 oz. jar S1.83 1 Ib. ctn. 29c qt. jar 63c Lb. Hag liOotw 59c Lipton Tea 39* SPECIA L , 29 % Lb. Lipton 45c Tea Bags Spiced Peaches 3 T SP E C IA L ! ALL FAVORS ANN PAGE ° , r 3T Sparkle Gelatin 2 R£ 27' COA8T-TO-COAST SH E RRY . MUSCATEL or KLEENEX Dinner Napkins 2 nrRot so.a 16’l FRESH JUICY G R APEFR U IT 5 Lb. Bag SP E C IA L ! DEL MONTE WHOLE SP E C IA L! LAD Y BETTY CUCUMBER Wafer Pickles u 25* CHESTNUTS SP E C IA L! PICKLE PATCH SW EET Mixed Pickles 49 LARGE ITALIAN ' Eggs £ Cut Yams 2 m Lb. Bag APPLES A A P OUR FINEST Q UALITY F R U IT 49 C R AN B ER R IES ALL PURPOSE Lb. Bag I-Lb. * Of. Lm l JACK-O-LANTERN FRESH 2 5 ‘ Stalks Sunny brook F m h FU. G r id . - A ” U r g e 53‘ Cake Mixes 4 «n- 4 9 M .k A-O*. Eerh 3 9 Pound Cake CELERY $195 HAG ALL VARIETIES JIFFY SP E C IA L! JA N E PAR KE R GOLD or MARRLE ,E CRISP FLA. PASCAL 4 6 7- 8 -1 ,0 . Port Wine Royal Inntant Choc., V a n illa Nescafe Instant And Hanana Cream 27c Puddings 2/27c Coffee 6<h 99' f w My ■•-®ae (t o Silts tut*t g_tAf ATl**nc t rton c tia cantsM t. nc A r v S « P e r Jv|arl(ots r 12-Oz. Jar 1.75 ThtM P rice. E ffe c t!* . In Bna/ord Store Only P r i c e In Thl* Ad A re Good Throe i h Saturday, November II. Pinecreat Shopping Center — Hwy. 17-92 At 271h SI. �4 i L I f •• '■ Pi x r Paf* 6 — Not. 2S, 1M4 ! *! 1 1 • '• • »■- • fc& ________ ! ALTHOUGH DON McNEILL is ahakinff hands with Waltar Gialow at Dsltona celebration, his tysa art on Walt's attractive wife, Bill. That fella' ahowa good taste. (Sea Candid Chatter). SANFORD'S FIRST LADY, Mrs. A* L Wilson, enjoying anniversary festivities at Deltona with her huabnnd, Mayor Wilson right, and Don McNeill. (See Candid Chatter). Mr*. Stemtrom MR. AND MRS. II. B. MANGHO, Hoof Kong, were on hand for the aecond anniversary of Deltona, and are now Deltona property owners. GERALDINE BROOKS M p f M i ; i t tha Ivarglades. R obert Taylor itart In the BMvie, “ Cry o f the Laughing O w ls." Ho yorlraya the role o l • Mfeool teacher trying to assist tha iem laoles aod la H i M M and masculine t o o l Ufa. 01 ir e moat ol _________ i Brooka, a glamoraw bine eyed red band, la caal aa a dedicated “ Lady D octor," «bo alao endearora to aaalat the Beaalaolea. She la very warm aad fanulaa out from tetfer tfea bright Ughta and aaaaoraa. Aa aao publicity I It, “ I don't ace how naaifte to look ao glam- Nattenally Advertised Sold and Serviced ■ y A Regietered Jeweler SANFORD JEWELRY A LUGGAGE SIT & FIRST ST. WIGS CLB AN R D AND HKT BETTING ONLY IJ.30 SHAPING EXTRA FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 122-4913 Hostess T o Church Class Meeting oroua In Ihla Evergladea tow n. lagher If they w ere going to She la a real 'sex-pot' d o c to r ." be itandard uniforms and she Promised not to reveal any replied that they w ere tor the of the plot, so suggest e v e ry ­ holidays and promotions. We a s k e d , “ P rem ottaf one ace the movie which Is b « . Ing filmed practically In ou r what? . . . never mJad, don't answer that one." own back yards. s e e DON MCNEILL s< "Break* G L A M O U R GLITTERED Tuesday night aa mem bers o l the Mutual Concert Scries turned out for “ opening n igh t" o f “ Comedy and Conflict." All o f the ladles were aa lovely as any we bavo seen at the M et and other great housea. Quite frankly, we were m ore intcreited in our local people who were In attendance, than the stars themselves. It w as Indeed a big night for Sanford and all the patrons w ere d e ­ lighted with the extravagan t!. Apologies to Dr. Kennoth Wing and hla petite blond w ife, Annette. Did aome p re awrgery w d a jmetirwitrFowt o f f Ken’a head when the shut­ ter clicked, ao this picture did not appear In tha paper. N ow , D oc, don't you bo getting aom e Ideas to do a little gratis su r­ gery. We will hear m ore from Annette In a atory planned fo r later. • • • WOMEN, W I V E S AND MORE WOMEN turned out for the Chamber of Com m erce an­ nual prc-ThankiglvIng coffee held recently at the M ayfair, where the attendance was r e c ­ ord breaking. Crises galore were awarded from Sanford merchants and genial Charlie Morrison served as the e ffe r ­ vescent cmeee. Some of these times for kicks, ask Mr. Char­ lie about having "a ll hta clothes on ." A sad part about the delightful get together was that all the working people had to report back to work. • • • Betty Anne’s ■ a ir Styling Salsa 2201 S. Park Art. THE GUYS AND GAIA from Florida State Hank are sport Ing som e snaisy vests, w e» kits or whatever you call them these days. They are a heaven ly blue corduroy, and out of this world. We asked Kay lial- m z fait Club" fama was la tha area recently to help the Mae* kle Brothers celebrate the sec­ ond anniversary o f Deltona, and these Mackle boys gave him the full red carpet treat* meat as well as all the guest*. Earlier In the day a glgantle birthday caka w as cut with appropriate cake cutting cere* monies followed by an Invita­ tional reception and cocktail party later. The Deltosa Country Club was transformed Into a gala reception area aa dignitaries from all over the world gath­ ered. Don McNeill greeted (everyone w tsk -esew -a sd gen uiae warmth, and was aa down to earth aa any "aarth people" we know. There w ere actually ao many V .I.P .'s present that the plush atmosphere was stiffllng. Continental cuisine w as serv rd buffet style from an elabor ale table filled to capacity with Imports galore. There were smoked and stuffed shrimp, lobster, caviar, craba, Danish sausages, an undeter­ minable variety o f Imported chccscs, attractive and tempt Ing canapes and hors-d'euvrei, flaky Under pastries a much, much m ore. Several local V .I.P .'s were on hand, but didn't get chance to chat with all of them. It was nice to see May or A. L. Wilson and his first lady. We have had the mayor's picture on many ground break tng sad ribbon cutting cere monies, but this la the first for the first lady. For the bene fit of you who do not know her, Lera Wilson Is very love* ly, has a delightful personal Ity, and la definitely an asset to our city. Also bumped Into the Walter Gielows on the way out. Under stand they are newspaper peo* pie In tha editor and publisher capacity. Dottia Austin, Her­ ald city editor, waa on hand and also another gal editor from the Herald. Dottie was having a blast, mostly with men, while yours truly was trying to dig up a scoop. Chatted with a rare couple from llnng Kong. Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Mangho, originally from Bombay, India, and the con WES SAYS: • W# Invlta Accredited Charge Accounts t Fra# Delivery Service! Frew Prescript Ion Pickup Servlet I We Invite You To Check Our Competitive Prices! We Offer The Personalized Attention Of “ Home Town Folks!" • Compart Our Prica With Tha Pries You Pay After Tha So Called Prescription Discounts! “ The Preacrlpliow Our I'rimary Coar.rw" Touchton’s Rexall Drug LetaUy Owned And Operated fly Uleaa McCall And “ E rn ie" M ill. COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA •HONE 322*2182 Mary had a little lamb, IU fleece waa while aa •now, And to were all af Mary's tlolhes. Her Mom kaew where ta go. She did her w a a h at W E8-KAY For aha knew It w as true That aha washed MORE Clothes CLEANER And so much C liE A T E R too! Now If you d e n t believe this Than Jeit stop la aad sea Fat U Wee cannot prove It Year washing will be free. Air CoadlUaaad Lauage WE5-KAY WASHETEKIA 2011 French Ave., Hanford DON McNEILL and Dottia Austin ara really “livin’ it up" at tha Dalton* Country Club at plush reception. (See Candid Chatter). North Orlando Garden Club Welcomes Six New Members By Margaret Oesby The November meeting of the North Orlando Garden Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom was Club waa held at the home a recent bosteee at her love­ o f Mra. George C. Duquette, ly M ayfair borne to the regular Tl South COrtez Avenue, North meeting of the Homemakers Orlando. Assisting Mrs. Du­ Clase of (fee First Baptist quette as hostess for tha even­ ing was Mri. James M ayer. Church. The devotional chairman, Mrs. A . B. Newman, opened the meeting with a moat Inter­ esting program entitled "W o­ man at tha Spring!," based on the wom an's duties in the hom e and community. Mrs. O, B . Pennington pre­ sided over the business meet­ ing and the member* agreed to prepare Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for needy famiUoa. SOME WINNERS at the pre-Thanksgiving Ladles Day Coffee Club feta Mra. Charles Park 8 r spoke briefly on visitation and pre­ sented the members with pros­ pect cards containing prospec­ tive m tm bera names. hosted by the Mnyfair Inn, Thursday, from left, includo Mrs. Lois Houshnlder with potted mums, Mrs. W alter (iielow, who won a ham and Mrs. Clifford McKibbln, who gets an asalat with the big turkey aho won from Mayfair executive manager, Al Bcrbcrick. Many more prizes o f turkeys, flowers and other gifts which hnd been donated by local mcrchunts were distributed by emceo Charlie Morrison. (Herald Photo) vrrsalioa was priceless. Mr. Mangho la aa Importer anil ex ­ porter and they have been traveling tha world oa vaca­ tion. From general appear­ ance and conversation, would gurss they had a couple bucka spending money. Mrs. Mangho displayed bands filled with diamonds, and culture and breeding were positively evi­ dent. At one time knew a Ut­ ile Indian dialect (there are many), but w e all got con­ fused, so spoke English, which they both speak fluently. Mrs. Mangho was attired In a breathtaking coral chiffon sari featuring hand embrotd ery, appliques and clusters of Jewels were hand sew s. She graciously explained the back­ ground o f the earl, which Is a six-yard piece o f fabric, grace­ fully draped. She gave a pri­ vate demonstration, ao on the next ball, will go all decked out aa a native Indian Frln cess. The Manghos were most im pressed with our area, espec­ ially the nice people. In fact they were so Impressed that they purchased some property at Deltona, amt plan to return here on their next vacation. • • • TOWARD THE LIGHTER SIDE—Then there waa this gal • ho quit smoking. She inform­ ed her “ lov er" that his tobac­ co breath waa obnixlous, and in thefuture aha was going to retrainf r o m “ sm ooching" with mrn who smoked. As a result Cassanuva quit smok­ ing, too. One old theory still holds water. Gentlemen still prefer blonde (a t least this one did) to tobacco. Another comparatively new a a y I n g doesn't hold ujv—he had rath­ er “ sw itch" than “ fight." Ahem I a • • Overheard In the Herald of­ fic e -o n e editor to another, “ You don't drink nor smoke, what enjoym ent do you get out of liv in g ? " Mulling thle over, and know Hostess for the Decem ber meeting and Christmas party will be M ri. George PittarU. Ixora Garden Club Presents Mrs. Stenstrom served a d e­ licious lemon chif/oa dessert and coffee to the M m ci. Park, Pennington, Plttard, Newman, John Fuller, M. D. Walker, Joseph Hofecker, W. W. Hor­ ne, Clarence Collins, Carl Til­ da, Clyde Piercy, E. C. Camp­ bell. Sidney Richard and Cal­ vin Jardine. Holidays Parade O f Ideas The Ixora Garden Club held its N ovem ber meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Persons, with Mrs. R. J. Crumley and Mrs. W. E. MacLauchlin as­ sisting the hostess. Sirs. Fred Ganas, reporting for tha Horticulture Commit­ tee, talked about the proper planting o f rye grass and stressed the Importance of a careful program o f feeding for your regular lawn in the spring to help It recover from the effects o f the dense root sys­ tem of the rye grass. She also said that aerating is benefi* rial for bitter blue lawns. Sira. R. J. Crumley report­ ed on Junior Gardening plans for sixth grade students at Southside School. They plan lo make Christmas wreaths of macaroni as their December project. The program was ■ parade of Ideas for gifts and decoralions for the approaching holi­ days. The parade was led by a most unusual and appropri­ ate Thanksgiving table ar­ rangement o f lemons end rrookneck squash crested by Mrs. C. Vernon Slixe Jr. Nature providrd tho materThe National Institute of Dry-cleaning points out that many crayons are made of • ax and a dye and children should not use them lo color rloihing. Dry-cleaning solvent dissolve* the waa. But tha dye stains are difficult to remove. Washable crayons, meanwhile, do not produce such problems. ing if the answer were not choice w ords, well spoken, the topic could keep expanding.' so answered with. "A ha, you don't know, do y o u ? " And this was tha grand fi­ nite to what might have been some real gem s of wisdom. lain for several Christmas d ec­ orations—o r gifts. A Christmas tree made o f corn shucks, pine cones and artificial fruit was shown by Mrs. Volie A. Wil­ liams Jr. Sweet gum balls and styro­ foam were used by Mrs. John Burton to make a most attrac­ tive table tree. Sirs. Kenneth W. McIntosh combined a large variety of eceib and nuts with small pine cones to make a wreath which ahe fills with Christmas greens and a tall candle. Mrs. John F. Bolt showed randies in beautifully decorat­ ed containers, and Mrs. Fred Ganss displayed most unusual candles made by pouring the wax over Ire cubes. A charming knitting contain­ er made from a plastic bot­ tle uas shown by Mrs. John M. Morgan. Mrs. D o u g l a s Stenstrom showed an attractive wall banging in which she had used cracked marbles to make grip es. Mrs. Robert Rosemond and Mrs. R. J. Crumley brought lovely miniature Christmas trees made by using macaroni uver diifcrcnt types of mater­ ials. Everjone was delighted with the many ideas presented and went home very excited about the coming holiday season. acheduled a Christmas party for Friday, Dec. II. Final de­ tails will be announced at the next meeting. The evening waa concluded with the serving o f refresh­ ments In a Thanksgiving a t mosphere, with a centerpiece o f glowing candles. Joining the club waa Beverly Landless, Barbara Mattingly, Marcia Oglesby, P eggy Shortsell, Polly Thompson and Orane War*. The workshop project for the evening which w as en joy­ ed by all was making place mats using contact paper. Some designed mats appro­ priate for the coming Thanks­ giving holiday, using autumn lesvss, while other m em bers prepared Christmas p l a c e m ils fancying tham up with pine Christmas trass covered with eequlns and glitter. The Dec. 10 meeting will be at the home of M ri. Jeaile Wallace, on 30 South Edgemon Avenue. Mrs. Jackia Blandon will be co-hovtess. M embers will bring in their newly-made Christmas decorations, and ribbons will be awarded for beauty and originality. The Garden Club has also IUTTIK DISH, a i m liner BII.VERPLATE B Y — INTERNATION AL KADER JEWELERS 112 8. PARK AVE. WASPS To Show Fashions At Lunch The Anna Miller Meet Tomorrow The WASPS. Wives o f Air­ Circle Welcomes New Members The Anna Miller Circle o f the BPO Elka Lodga N o. U41 held Its regular meeting at the Elka Lodge Tuesday night, Nov. 17. Tw o new mem bers, Mrs. M iry B. Boneker and Mra. Omby Franks, w ere w el­ com ed into the Circle. The following mem bers were present for t h e meeting: U m ei. Esther Leasing. Roa Charpealog, G e n * Walter, Clayton Smith, Leslie Thomp­ son, Harry Adair, Gerald Behrens, Fred Roettger, Jamas Wehry, Hulon Hale, Guy Neville, Sylvia Moss, Russ Spencer, J. R. Hoolehau Jr., Warren H a y n e • , Christine Blankenship and J o h n C. Brown. craft end Support Personnel at Sanford will sponsor a fashion show with the Thanksgiving luncheon beginning at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, November 34 at the Capri Restaurant Fashions from M ary Es­ ther's will be featured and the hair styles will be by Richard. The club member* will d o the modeling. The club promises this will be an exciting showing and luncheon, and all mem bers are asked to attrnd. Hostesses will be Mary Ellen Hughes and Kalla Kent. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5692 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd A MAGNOLIA T or neglected ovens with crust and baked on grease, use a cleaning agent applied by a sponge. Use the spray on oven cleaners for ovens with only surfacw dirt. START TH E LITTLE TOT OFF RIGHT WITH FINE FITTING aees aae sm s PERMANENT SPECIALS R«f. n o - ig.oo Reg. IIS — fg.:.0 R e g $20 — $jf.50 FREE Large Can SPRAY Wills Karh Permanent W av. BARBARA A BONNIE — Senior Operator — Bonnie Johnson’s Beauty Shop 11M South Sanford Ave. Ph. 322-09*2 or 322 3972 Qv u i'a Shoe DOWNTOWN Store SANFORD E C K E R D Druq S torei �tf* ta r ta r I Nov. 23. 19«4 - VfraOl Pape 7 Health Groups The Strattons New To Area •y lir fir d M r F o r r o t Stratton, AM Hl, tad hla cute little wife. EUie, are •till getting tettled at their » South Devon Avenue home. In North Orlando, with their fou r youagatars. o f courae, it d o e n 't take m y time at all fb r the youngitera to feel at borne. Jtoger,, T, and Rea, t , have already made many frienda at acbool while pretty blonde Iv y, 4, and little 2^-year-old Joseph J. (better known as “ J .J ." ) just enjoy playing la stir lovely fall tunahine. Forrest la currently attend* lug school at Sanford Naval Air Station and will be an in­ structor. The Strattons came to Central Florida from Mili­ tant, near Memphis, Tenn., where he attended Instructor's School. Forrest alto attended School at Cherry Point. N. C. The Strattons spent three years in Jacksonville. That la where “ J J ." first saw the light ot day. Forrest w as on sea duty then and waa tent down to Cuba on the blockade. He also went over to Haiti during the most recent flareup there. Forrest made a Med­ iterranean cruise aboard the USi Shangri-La, Before that, the Strattons spent two years at the Anacosta Naval Bata la Washington, D. C. le y waa By J eA u i Haya [Join the doctors, lawyers and I peaceful living o f Geneva. Sarah reports that her hom e Another delightful family to [Indian chiefs In the quiet and This fam ily la Mr. and Mrs. in Nashville was very large Jam ee L. Rowans, form erly of so when It came Uma to move to Fionas, she knew Nashville. Tenn. They m oved that the houst her* would not Into Gaaavn I t v m l months ago but have been eo very begin to hold all tha fUntlshbusy It has been Impossible Ingi In Nashvlllt but aha d e­ cided In bring everything any­ to eateh either one at bom a. way. She and her daughter When the Rowans first com e cam e upon the Idea o f opening to Genova to visit last winter, the antique ahop and soma of Jamee fell in love with the the objects In the shop arc warm cllm eie, the oranges simply lovely. ■ad tho people ot Geneva, end The Rowans have been m ar­ vowed when he retired he would m ove bare. Hla on e b|g ried 41 years and have nine plan waa to fish, flab and fish chlldrrn and 33 grandchildren. soma more, but things have­ One of their children, Mrs. n't worked out that w ay. Be­ Sarah Watkins, Uvea In Gene­ tween working part tim e it va with her husband and five tha Cape and helping Sarah lovely children, T o Homemakers bora at Batheeda Naval H os­ pital just outside o f Washing­ ton. By Mre. M. L. J r iv e Rogar and Rea claim Chincoteagua, Va., as their birth­ place, clot# to their mother's homstowa o f Pocom oht, M d.t where moat o f their matarnal ancaatora still reside. Their d a d la from Seattle, and most of bis fam ily la oa the Waat Coast. As for pasttlme activity, Uw Strattons tael their mala h ob­ by, for the present, la to atari working their yard iato shape. representatives from Seminole County Hoalth Oriin ltetloa e spoke to members o f tho L ik e Monroe Extension Homemakers Cub at their regular monthly mooting re­ cently. Mrs. Fat Largen spoke oa the Cancer Society; Mra. H ol­ ds Klbboe. Health CUale: Paul Murray, Crippltd Children's Association! Mrs. Lorraine Graham, T.R. Association, and Itaalay P earce of the M enu! Aaeoclatloa. They ware In­ troduced by the County H. D. Agent, Miss Myrtlo Wllooa. Each told o f the w ork their group le doing, Mrs. Rowsn, who cornea (Mra. Rowans) with her little shop o a Hwy. 46, he haa had from a long line of D em ocrats, was a very active worker for little time for fishing. Sarah la ■ redhaad and la the party while living In Naahw ar-flow ing with ensrgy. Aa vllle. She has framed a letter soon aa she finished m oving frum President Kennedy, while ha was still a senator, thank­ Into h er home here In G eneva, aha went to w ort at once open­ ing her for the klndnre* shown hla mother during one o f her ing her shop. This ahop "S a r ­ trips to Nashville, ah’s Yeetaryaara" la somaJames and Sarah have a thing evaryone should atop in very and spot In their hearts and aec. You will be em ated fur refugees, especially Cu­ at what the and har daughter (Mre. Sarah Watkins) hava bans. In 1961 they had plan- Mrs. Olga Hunter, president, presided ever the business session. New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Devlin Dorm ­ er, form erly of MOi Key Ave­ nue, Sanford, announce tha arrival o f their second child, a daughter, bom November IS, 1964 at Werna Hospital la FottivUla, Pa. Mra. D orm er Is the form er Phyllla A. Stiblniky, and waa em ployed at Southern Bell in Sanford. Mr. Dorm er waa amployed at Jet Lanes, where Mre. Dorm er's father, Francis Stablnsky, is a partner. Geneva Extends Welcome To James Rowans Present Program vb r ’V? * A * Lake Monroe will be the of tlciil club hoeteeseo at the an­ nual Christmas party and In­ stallation aervtca. This will be held in the Educational Build­ ing of the Upsata Presbyterian Church on Country Club road, Dec. 4 at T:30 p m . r» \ f. The enaual club party will be on Dec. 10 at 7:30 p m. at the hom e of Mra. Ruth Gallaghtr on L a k e Markham Road. Hostesses w ill be Mrs. Hunter. Mra. Gallagher and Mrs. H. L. Johnson. .. ; u N SW YORK (U P !) - Last yaar, Insurance companies paid out nearly 9100 million in benefits to insured persons to help them pay for the cost of aurgery, tha Health Insurance Institute reports. Osteen Personals By Mre. C lartace layder the week In Eustts attending done to the Inside o f this old Sunday dlnoer guests of Mrs. the Rally o f the Florida Avion building with a small amount F rink G eorge were Mr. atnl Travelcade Club, of munsy and a lot o f time. Mrs. Joe M asters, Mr. and Mrs. William Wankoiky, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Glblin and Turl Campbell. We Specialize Dr. and Mra. J. C. Runten Mra. Edna Rice, Mlia Carol of Lemon Bluff are spending Stone and Misa Sara Tatum were w elcom ed as guests. Mr*. Rice joined the club. ’8 Refreshment* w ere served by Mrs. JoAnns DuBoli, Mrs. DYKD FHKK Daisy Dowell sod Mrs. £ d Baaford Show Creltr Fitrgcrald to the mCmbera and 307 W . 1st SI. guests. Fabric THE FORREST R. STRATTONS have recently moved to Orlando. Shown are Mra. Stratton (Elsie) with the two youngest children, Ivy, left, four and J. J., two and one half, COME SEE - COME SHOP AND COME BUY IN THE MR. A N D MRS. JAMES L . ROWAN, nawcomers to Geneva. ned a wonderful trip to Ireland but gave It ell up to bring three young sister* here to the state* to llv* and receive an education. One o f the girls and her buiband are now liv­ ing oa Merritt Island. So, Mr. and M rs. Jamee Rowans, Geneva extends to you a warm w elcom e. 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LONG* W OOD — Terry Tool*, a form «r Lakeview High fullback, .hew ed m m ntj b m Friday eig h t » f i M hk mates when be ttm i * P*** o f teuebdowns aad pa«**4 for H D tk if to w o n t tor thr*« tho Dorila. . . . Coins Into tho flnol period Irellln* Winter Gordon ft to *0, tho Greyhound* eau*ht fir e when Tool* took ft plUhout from quarterback J«ck Blanton and apod 44 yard* and a TD. A dipping penalty null­ ified tho pi»y. Bat tho 'Hound* triod th* Tha Uftfta walked away with • B 4 victory and OnUhad tha cam paign with • St-1 record. Tho Lions am ashed Into tha scoring column early in tha first status when Jim Courier hR Brace Dowlen with a 3ft yard past that put the Lions on the Clearwater five-yard tine. Billy Hlkler took It In far the touchdown sod Tim Colbert kicked the extra point to give th* Lions a 7-0 lead. MISS SANDY TENNANT. Lyman High’s homecoming queen, wee crowned by lout year's queen, Mias Dene Hell, during helftime activities Friday night at I/mgwood’s Lyman Field. Miss Tennant, e senior, was escorted by Tom Mioducki, also e senior. (Herald Photo) B Y JU LIAN BTENSTBOM Later in the asm* period, after the Lions advanced 43 yards on the ground from the Oviedo 40, Courier carried for 15 yard* and the touchdown. GREYHOUND FULLBACK TERRY TOOLE (40) wan some 40 yarda from paydirt when he slipped from the grasp of Winter Garden Lake* view’s would-be tackier and raced the distance for the clincher which gave Lyman High a 26 to 20 upset victory. (Herald Sports Photo by Staff Photographer David Brown) The Lions had the bail on thair own 35-yard lin t when Courier hit Mlkler with a pass sending him all the way for By Evelyn Luady another first quarter touch­ down. On the extra point at­ Roswell Nogel, local drug­ with a shot that Payee grab­ By Bab Thomas Jr. The try for the point after tempt, Rex Brooks hit Mlk­ gist and activa civic leader, bed in the end xona fo r the failed. Herald RporU Writer ler with ■ abort pass to give and ana who played a vital TANGERINE BOWL, On- score. Robert Jackson was a stand­ the Lions the point and a 20-0 part In making the John LANDO— rhe Jone* High T i­ The Panther* le t up their out for the Panthers as time first quarter lead. Courier Field passible, was gers put together a third period only icore when Jam es fired and time again he w as able In the second period the host to 104 people at • steak safety and a fourth quarter a p a n to Payne who lateralt- to blits through the Jones' line Lions drove for another TD. fry Thursday evening at tha touchdown to post an 3 to 6 ered to Perlman Brinson. Tha and toas T ig er back* for The drive (tested oo the Clear- John Courier Field in Oviedo. Panther halfback losses. Robert Walton, how victory here Friday night over tpeedy water 43-yard line and ended Groom* High of Sanford in the fought hla way to the Tiger*’ ever, cam e up with the de­ when Bruce Dowten ran for THE FIRST final outing of Ihc current grid 40-yard line. James then hit fensive gem of the ball game nine yards to the two yard line campaign for the Panther*. Peterson with a p a is and Pat­ when on one occasion he crash­ COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P I) and Rusty Jepeon, substituting The lone Panther touchdown erson utilize*! some fancy hro- ed the Tiger line and dropped The flrat president of the min­ for Ted Bellborn, ran the re. came midway in the fourth kenflcld running to ram ble to the Jones’ ball carrier for a or leagues—Pat Pow eri of Co­ eight-yard s t r i p e . loss oo a fourth down and maining distance for the final lumbus, Ohio—was elected in otania when Crooma' quarter Jone*’ score of the ball game back, Andrew Jam es pulled Payne, then, was on the re goal-to-go situation. 1901 and resigned in 1909. The Marauders only threat the throttle on the Sanford ceivlng end of the James The loss was a bitter one came In the second period as machine. He hit Ernest Payne touchdown pass. for the Panthers who were they advanced to the Oviedo aeeklng their eighth win of the 20 when the Lions called a season. As it now stands, the halt. Panthers have to settle for a The Lions threatened to seven and two mark, their only score again in the fourth other defeat at the season when a raft of penalties coming at the hands o f Gaines­ against Clearwater let the ville'* Lincoln High in the Lion* get o ff three plays with second contest of the year. Just thrre seconds left on the Despite the Joss. Panther clock. The Lions were only ily Margaret Cosby Runnerup was Valerie Allred fans heaped loads o f praise inches from the goal line when Ten little ladies and four on Arabcl. She also entered on Head Coach Willie Holt the game finally ended. laddies picked up seven first five events, carried o ff a tro­ and his assistants plus the The Lions, overpowered the place trophic* and .11 uf the 41 phy and blue ribbon and scor­ overall play nf the entire Clearwater eleven in the first ribbons in the Junior division ed a total of 23 points. Cronms squad this season. down department and in all of the Dusty Roots Riding As­ Presenting the high point Holt said the praise was other phases of the contest. sociation Horse Show at the trophies was I. V. William*, due to his aides, coaches Dick Oviedo posted 16 first downs, rodeo arena on Onoru Road. treasurer of the Dusty Boots Evans, Ernest Bradley and 203 yards oo the ground, 10ft Sharing the senior division Riding Association and also Jo* Fair “ for a jo b well yanl* In the air oo three con­ priies, nine men and nine the Association's longest liv­ nection* on six aerial attempts done,” and hia squad. women took 37 of the 42 rib­ ing, eontlnuomly-actlve mem­ while the Marauders tallied Holt said this morning: “ I bon* offered. Thu senior lad­ ber. Williams has been a mem­ four TD'a, only (M yards on the have never coached a group ies. however, rode o ff with five ber since 1947 and h a i held ground and 43 in the air on of the sis first place r Ihi ton. the office of secretary off and of boys with m ore desire amt five completions of IT tries. determination to win, end who and trophies! Scotty McCrce on for about 10 years. was the lone male to pick up Starting with m e November fought for 48 minutes, giving the only first place for the show, rklera are accumulating all they had. •amo play ft**1® ” **e* pt that Toot* paaaod to ond Gene Wlnklcman on tho 10 and tho tall wlncman r*e*d untouched to U lly. Con* booUd tho extra point and the Greyhound* w«ra hack In tho fight. The Red Devil* took the kickoff and worked the ball hark to mid-field, where a hl«h hut short punt gave them the ball on their own 4». H a I f b a c k Phil Perrault, Blanton and Tool* alternated a* tho 'Hound* moved to Win U r Gordon'* 22. A t thl* point, Tool* took tha pltohout again and raced the dlitanre for Ly­ man'* third aeore and Winkleman knotted the count when he split the upright* by a whlaker. Winter Garden took the *naulng kiiknff with 5:10 left In the affair and moved to near the mld-fleld stripe be­ fore they lost the hull on downs. Wi th two minute* left the ‘ Hounds moved to U»kevlrw'a 40. Wanton railed on Tool* again, tossed him that some pltrhout ami Terry sped downfield to deal hi* former mate* s dlamai defeat. Wink missed his kirk hut the all point* were all Copetand'a crew need­ ed. Winter Garden opened the contest by taking the kUkoff and marching 57 yard* for its Initial score. Jerry Daughtry went th* final nine yards but Lekevlew’a I'AT try failed. I.ymsn retalatcd, however, whrn Parrault broke through the Red Devil* *nd w e d from his own 4ft to the Lakeview five. Toole blasted to the one foot marker from where IVrrnult plowed over for th* TD. In th* ift-ond period, the Winter Garden eleven untie I the ft-rt knot when it went 7H yards In 14 plays with l)uughIry going over from th* one. Coming hack to the grid­ iron after tha intermission, and leading 13 to ft, the Dev­ ils got seven mors* as the re­ sult o f a ill-yard drive with Itsy Reave* scoring from the one. That wal all for Lakeview. Lyman took charge and M w r yielded. Lakeview rolled up 10 flrat downs to It far Lyman. Mean­ while, tha Davila posted 2V0 yards on Ui« ground hut th* ‘ Hounds drove fo r 28S. Lakeview passed U times, complet­ ed four and got 1* yard*. But Lyman outdid thair opponents with 43 yards on a pair o f pass connections, on* fo r that touchdown which sot t h a ‘ Hound* afir*. Civic Leader Hosts Boosters Panthers Lose Close One All football players, both varalty and Junior High, var­ sity and Junior High cheer­ leaders. all coaches, the mem­ ber* o f the Oviedo Athletic Association, Dr. and Mrs. Stoner and many friends who have worked and shown their interest in the team and in the beautiful football field, plus Mr. and Mr*. G. A. Cochran o f Ellsworth, .Me. were am ong those present. Chef* were Emmett Kel ■ey, George K tlsey and John Jakuhcin. W e'd, planned to taka a night o f f Friday and at* what that svenlng's television slate would produce but when you live only a mile from a football field and lav* th* gam* aa wa do it's difficult to atay aw ay. A t tho last ailaate we de­ rided to i n Lyteaa's Greyh oe ode coald do agaiast th* formidable Rad Devils fi W itter Garden, n a n la g that Semiaol# had to corn* from behind J u t a year ag o to eke oat a 14 to 13 win over th* Lakeview eleven. Also w e were wondering what kind o f a night Tarry Toole, ft Lyman fullback, would have against the tarns club he played fo r last season, e a e *P*d 44 yarda fo r a TD ealy to have it catted back. 4 Just a t wa turnsd to hood fo r th* gate Tool# aleetriflad th* crowd w ith hia paaa te Gen* Wlnklcman fo r tha aetra and Lyman was back la th an again. * • • W * w eren't ohoat to leave. And, wa*n glad wo didn’ t • • • Lyman w asn't to bo denied this on t. They knew they could aeoro and they did. They discovered that a pltohout play from quarterback Jock Blanton to Tools who hod th* option to run or post would work and they worked tt. Toole who went 22 yarda for anothar TD and Wink booted tha P A T to tla tt up and Tool* then went 40 yarda fo r the tie­ breaker. We g ot our answers. ■ e • We saw one o f the most * o o thrilling tilt* we've watched Overheard at the gate, this fell. When Winter Garden from a W later Garden font took th* opening kickoff and “ W as that th* U d wo marched fo r a TD , w t’ ll admit had tost y o s r f * w* figured It was another had " I t suro w oo," replied night fo r th* 'Hounds. But another Lakeview hoe*ter. four plays later Lyman scor­ " H e whipped a* tonight," ed and was right back In the said another. hattl*. a a * When Daughtry- climax­ We couldn't help hot ha ed another long drive in tha amused nt Lym an's athletie second period and left tha director, Jim Payno, who also field with a 13 to 8 margin wa flgnred this was i t And. coaches Grsyhound hosabsll. Jim wan watching th* Win­ w# were pretty aare o f It ter Garden passer fir* bullets. when Ray Reavea climaxed "Y a a h ," replied Jim, "he'll a n o t h e r timr-ronsuming probably be pitching againat Lakeview march by going ua next spring.” over fo r n TD and giving the Devils a It-point bulge. O f court*, that's what base­ And, we were just about to ball coaches nr* always think­ leave whrn suddenly Tool* ing shout. I I « t T h e‘Jeep’W agoneer with 4-wheel drive has twice the traction of ordinary station wagons. Riding Honors W on ( By Norma Baldwin "stronger” sex. Top honor* for thr day in the senior division went to Miss Norma Baldwin, of Nrw Sm yr­ na, on her horse Nltn. With thrre firsts ami a total of ID points, Norma won the beauti­ ful more-thin-foot-hlgh Gordon Kctllclt Liggett ltexall senior high point trophy for the day. Itunncrup was Jack Kelley from Cocoa on Don with 14 points. In the under-IS age group, the 13 Inch tall silver Kellct Junior high point trophy was awarded to little Miss Chris­ tine Copelrn, of Orlando, who rode her hig horse Ruck in five iwrnts, taking two first place trophies and ribbon* a n d chalking up a total o f 33 points points at each o f the Dusty Roots gymkhanas, and at the conclusion of the sixth show, the rider with the most points will receive a grand p riie tro­ phy sponsored by Mitchell Trailers in Sanford. The tro­ phy will be on display at the Decem ber Horae Show, to* Michigan, OSU May Smell Roses "The big jo b after the game was consoling those boys who played a great game. "I would like to thank all the fans for their fine support, the By r a r t Block coaching staff for fine c o o p e r ­ UPI Sport* Writer ation and a special thanks to Bitter rivals Michigan and The Herald for its great c o v ­ erage throughout the season." Ohio State meet Saturday in college football's game of the day. The winner will wind up smelling m acs. T h e Wolverines, r a n k e d sixth, and Ohio State, a berth behind, claih before a capacity crow d o f 84,000 freniled fanatics at Columbus, Ohio with the Big Ten championship ami a Rose Bowl bid at stake. The olds makers figure this on* as light aa their respec­ tive spot! In the ratings. Mich­ igan U a slim one-point choice. For Pro Golfers Rain, Sunshine LAFAYETTE, La. (U P !) liitte rain feb in the life of Jack Nicelaus Thursday but it was all sunshine lo Arnold Palmer. The first round of the 323,000 Cajun Classic golf tournament was washed away by m idday showers alter Palm er bad carded a two-over-par 74 and while Nlcklaus was creating a storm at his own-four bird­ ies over the first eight boles. But those roundi along with a 37 fired by Burt Yancey, of Philadelphia— the leader in the clubhouse when the rains came—wars wiped clean and NEW YORK (D P I) - Quar Ihe Reid star ted anew today lerback Archie Roberta, of over the Oakbourn* Country Columbia, ami Bob Tim ber- Club course. Tournament official* said lake, of Michigan, were named 19S4 acbolar-aUtletea- 3ft hole* would be played Sun at-large today by the National day, Ihe final day of the F^rtbiU Foundation Hall o f tournament, to make up (or |Thursday's Ju»a. Fftmt. Two Picked Thinking Out Loud eighth victory o f Um Satarday agaiast the Marstadera ot Clearwater Central Catholic High S ch ool It v m ( M o f the blggvat QBOoto In Or*ng* Bolt ConferS T p t o y this K « o n M th . Rod Devil*. with ft w o r d o f it * wins and thro* loo* w o n heavy favorites to t n m p lo tho lowly ’ Hounda who ■portod ft foeord of only ono victory In eight Ulto. Bat Hood Coach Dick Cope* U nd hod ooM hU d o b eould win thl* boll ** off<n' • I n ond defend** pftttorno jelled. And. bofor* ft oUndlny r o o n only homecoming crowd — tho Ur fo o t o f the »*ooon fo r Lymon — Cop*l*nd*o o ffenoo and defen** did Jdl » n« a 20-point oproo In the final period took tho flro out o f About Sporti CLEARWATER— The thrift­ o f Lyman f « » toneh* M m la th e tr tt to t o victory m i the Wtetor Garde* *1*- 4 y 0 M round ( even the slipperiest corner with better control. The 'J e e p ' W a gon eer is the first station w agon ever lo offer th* comfort, handling and sm oothness o f a passen ger c a r -p lu s th* traction and sitra safety o f 4-wheal driva. Y ou g o whera other station w agons can't. You'ra safer b e ca u se you can corner o n the alipporiost road with better control. It's a com fort to know you have 4 -wheal drive—fun to use it. uai. a l a ' ACTION! THNHiSI Bootn Hors* Show were Christina Copelen (on Buck) and Norma Baldwin, ahown receiving trophies from L V. Williaim, association trea­ surer, Herald Photo). O J V lh M b M TONIGHT] FIRST GAME 7:40 PO M M CL, SPE CIALS ON 100 BRANDS EVERY D A Y ! I l l & FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP TALUR STAMPS KJuamm J n p com m om A n a N TOUOO I. OHIO r SU First really new family wagon in years. ‘Jeep’ Wagoneer with 4-whed d:rive. i 9 CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP Sanford, FUrida FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A . M. • 0:11 P. M. Snow? Let A Ice? Forget ft. Go camping. Cut off tha pavad roads and blare a trait of your own. Or rock along like a beautifully trained family wagon with Mom al Ihe wheel and the kidt in back. You can do practically anything in your ’J e e p ' Wagoneer. And do it comfortably. Try ihe optional automatic tranamiation, power •tearing, power brakes, plus easy highway ride. S*e your ‘Jeop’ dealer and drive one ot tha ''Unstoppa­ ble*." The 'Jeep' Wagoneer, first really new family wagon in years. C&VS E. PERFECTA LAST GAM B w S econ d S i. 8m ‘Jeep’ vehicle* In action on TV . . . “ CBS Evening Neva With Walter Cronkite” (6:30 p.m. Ch «) « �* H it S n fitS V m ll N ov. 23, 1994 — Page 9 Consumers Here Warned , Cf Phony Sales Schemes The Seminole County d u m ­ ber of Commerce today w a n ­ ed ifa ln st fraudulent and de­ ceptive chain referral sales schemes that em ploy high pressure tactics to saddle con­ sumers with debts aa ewerpriced merchandise. John Krtder, executive man e|er of the Chamber, said this vicious scheme Is extracting millions of dollars annually from gullible consum ers who believe the flow in g promises o f high commissions made by sslesmea using the d a tsle “ somethlng-for-nothing" ap­ pealNoting that these schem es violate the postal fraud and lottery laws and probably conflict with many state lot tery statutes, be said consum­ er* discover after signing contract* that the promised commissions never material ise and they ere obligated to pay for something they woulda’t otherwise buy end usu ally cannot afford. According to the National le t te r Business Bureau, with which the Cham ber is aUlltat ad through mem bership, the scheme works this way: Prospects are told they are being given an opportunity to earn extra money by tak­ ing part In a “ word-of-mouth" advertising campaign. All they have to do is supply a doren or so names of friends or neighbors. For each one who buys the product they gel a commission o f $30 or more. In this way. ihey get the pro­ duct “ fr e e ." Beguiled hy thia “ some­ thing •for • nothing" gimmick and by the salesman's assur­ ances that people have earn­ ed 83.800 in commissions in six months o r 81,200 or more in eight weeks, victims sign contracts obligating them to pay inflated prices for water softener!, garbage disposals, vacuum cleansers, carpets and other products. They are led to believe that the incom e la a “ sure thing" and that the contract they signed will be more than off­ set by the "flood " of com ­ missions. The commissions are an il­ lusion and monthly payments for the product involved must be met out of the consumer's own resources. If the pay­ ments are not made, a law suit is filed and the victim's financial problem s are com ­ pounded. • Tiny Railroad Whips U. S. £ " yf % IAN FBANCISCO (UF1>— The tiny Quincy Railroad company scored a victory In Ita two-ysar battle with the mighty forces o f the federal government. The dispute started when a group o f railroad fans in Plumas County ran a retired 1907 locomotive, in tandem with a modern model, for lOfl yards so they could U ke pic­ tures. But somewhere among the spectators lurked a spy from the Interstate C o m m e r c e Commission, which fined the rsilrosd 1280 because the en­ gine had not bean inspected as provided by law. Hnwsvsr, the U. 8. Court o f Appeals found an out for tha railroad today by ruling that nnna o f Ita employee had engaged in the erimfnal art— because the engine was oper­ ated by volunteers. “ It is the shortest railroad train run ever to maka tha law books,” the court said in I long opinion. The Communications Work­ ers o f Am erica, Local 31M. will a gala sponsor its annual “ Hi Mom Christmas Calls" this year in Seminole County. Ruaa Kltner. head of the project, reports two lucky women will tnlk free to their ion. daughter or husband oversea! at Christmas time. To be eligible, the women must be a resident of the Sanford area. To enter Uw event, they must bring or m ill i postcard or Uttar to the L’SO Building, 400 East First Street, giving the nama of the person to be called, rank, serial number, outfit, the nearest city and country. The card must also contain the sender's n a m e , telephone number, address and relit Ionship. The winners' cards will be drawn Dec. II at 9 pm . and they will be notified at that time. This is the fourth annual "H i H orn" event in Sanford. Tha union local pays (or tha first three minutes o f the call. Last year tha two fret calls went to Germany and Oki­ nawa. Alice Thornton Funeral Today Billie Sol Estes Faces Jail For Bond Violations DALLAS ( UPI ) — A bond hearing today may mean im mediate imprisonment for BU lie Sol Estes, the bankrupt form tycoon who still nurse* big plana. U. B. D M . Judge Sareh T. Hughes presides at the hearing on whether to revoke his ItO,000 fedtral bond and send him to ja il because of tripe out­ side Texai. Estes was released on bond on chargee of making false statements to a federal ages <y, and bis trial on those chargee la scheduled early ■ext year before Judge Hughes. Three other cases agslnit the former fertiliser king of west Texas arc on appeal — two to the U. S Supreme Court nod ooe lo the federal Appeals Court In New Orleans. Estes received an eight-year sentence on a state charge of swindling. He was sentenced to I I years In prison on a fed­ eral fraud conviction. U. S. Diet. Atty. Harold Barefoot Sanders asked Judge Hughes to revoke Estes' bond. He said Estes waa in Denver, Colo., twice In O ctober and has made a number of other trips outside the northern dis­ trict of Texas. 'Hi Mom Calls' Sponsored Again For Christmas DEAN Howland, president o f the Deltona Volun­ teer Fire Association, presents honorary mem­ bership cards in the association for all three Mackle brothers to Frank E. Muckle Jr., presi­ dent o f the Deltona Corporation. (Herald Photo) Funeral services (or Mrs Alice H. Thornton, 1111 West First Street, who died Satur­ day. were held at 10 a m. to­ day at Briaaon Funeral Homa with Rev. Robert M. Jenkins officiating. Burial w a s in Evergreen Cemetery. Born in Burlington, Iowa, ■he had been a raiident of Sanford for 39 y e ir i and was the widow o f W. S. Thornton A m em ber of the ktetbodiit Church and of tha Truth Seek­ ers Class, she organised and taught the Dependable Class, a group of young women, for 23 y ea ri. She also was a past president o f the Women's So­ ciety o f Christian Service, filling this office for two years. She is survived by one sis­ ter, Mrs. B. E . Haley, of Lakaiand ta d tw o brothers, F. J. Hunter, of Vero Beach and Jamea D. Hunter, of 31inneapolis, Minn. Butchers Win And Then Lose CARL K E LLY , o f Geneva, who was kept busy Inst week building shelves to hold the l,200 books which have been donated for the com­ munity's public library, says he would like to be kept just as busy this week if residents would donate more books. Another problem the library committee faces before the facility is opened is securing n method o f heating the building and anyone wishing to help is asked to contact Mrs. iI. G. Shuler, (Herald Photo) SA N FRANCISCO (U P I)— Onw hundred nn<l twi-nty meat cutters are condering whether the 81.000 a year pay in­ crease their union wun was worth the effort. The hutchera werr fired af­ ter the union and wholesale firm s reached an agreement to end a five-week strike. Management said the firms were cutting down their labor costa by buying mrat already sliced into loins, ribs and rounds. Basic pay for the meat rut. tera was f l i t a week. Tha package negotiated to end the ■trike totals 4(3 cent* an hour. Children O f Four Races M ark Tribute To President Kennedy MIAMI (U PI) Children representing four n e t * march•d la pairs Sunday to lay ■ wreath at the "torch ad friend­ ship," g Miami m em orial to President John F. Kennedy. PROCEEDS from c a n d y sale now underway nt Forest Lake Academy will go toward the achool'i new recreation field. Goat Is to raise 92,000 to help build bleachers, install lights and provide other equipment. Shown here in one of the promotion d is p la y s are, (from left) Barry Strohman, Janies Ballard and Ronald Hsle. Greyhounds' Victory Pu t Frosting On Cake Ja w s C aaarlberrv tering clever float* were the Tha Greyhound* upset vic­ Spanish Club, Senior Varsity to ry over Lakeview'a Red Cheerleaders, Future Teach­ ers, Bate Club, Student Coun­ Davila Friday put the frost­ cil end Senior Clast. ing on tha caka for Lyman H> The ceremony waa one of •core* of tributes to the slain President In the South am the first anniversary o f Kennedy's assassination. The children — American. Chinese, Negro, Seminole and Cuban—filed to the torch, dedi­ cated last year shortly after Kennedy's death, aa rain sprinkled (he crowd. M ore than 1,000 students were scheduled to take part in a ceramooy at Mamphls to­ day at Uw Immaculat* Concep­ tion Church school, dedicating a library in Kannedy'a honor. In a prayer prepared tor the cerem ony, the Right R ev. M. F. Kearney, pastor o f the church, said, "M uch a* the seed of this tree when planted will grow and flourish, so the martyrdom of the President is the seed from which has f*nwn and will continue to grow- the dedication to the ideals for which be stood.” H igh School to make tha Hom ecom ing celebration com­ pute. Lym an Senior Sandy Ten­ nant waa crowned homecom­ in g queen during half-time rrrcm on lf* by the Khvl queen, Miaa Dana Hall, now a stud­ en t at Manatee Juninr Col­ lege. The 17-year-old brunette Ircauty la the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Russell Tennant o f O cala and la presently living w ith her grandmother, Mrs. Helen Tennant o f Fern I’ark. She la captain o f the varsity cheerleader*, member of the Drama and Pep Clubs, and voted "beet all round" girl in tha Senior Claee. Her escort waa Tom Alioduckl. She wore a lovely white w ool ault with a white fur collar and wa* presented with a large bouquet of American beauty long stem roses by Dan Casselberry, s t u d e n t council president. The queen and her court and their escort* circled the field in open convertibles and w are giv e n an ovation by tha la rg e crowd o f fans, which included many alumni of Ly­ man. Candidate* were rhoten by vote o f the student body. Membera of the court and their escorts were Cuil Lin­ coln and Mika Ackerman; Lawrca Dean* and Mike Bow­ en; Candy Potter and Dutch Hail <1; Nancy George and Jam es Balmer; anil llaihara Kill* and Terry Harmon. The lovely girl* were all attired in attractive fall suit* and w-or* corsages. J iffy Gammag* served aa mlstrcsa o f ceremonies and tha Greyhound M a r c h i n g Band under the direction o f Bandmaster John Blair play­ ed a salute. The Student Council was in charge o f plana for the homecoming. W inners in the miniature floa t competition were Future Homemakers, first place; J.V. i 'beerleaders, second and Pep Club, third. Other clubs en­ Head home for Thanksgiving with new CHEVRON • • • the UVEUERgasoline The fun’s begun when you slop at the Chevron pump. Chevron? tho Higher gasoline*. The fuel* designed to power your bony lift* today—and today’s lively c a w . Choono from three great Chevron gasolines. Each offers livelier performance... long-running economy. Then’s one that fits your engine— not an octane or n nickel wasted. Besides, in Chevron and Chevron Supreme you get Met Ay/? the different antiknock compound that helps develop all the power In your car. Stop at Standard. Go lively with Chevron! W e ta k e b e tte r c a r e o f y o u r c a r STANDARD Legion Honors DeBory Mon Stanley S. Smith of DrBary ba* b«*n appointed vie* chair* man o f American Legion'* Ta-a the GTO. h ' Instance. Comcs * th 335 hp. Of 3(0 at eitra c o il Plot bucket scats. Carpeting. Walnut dash. W ld l’ T n t k f lM T f National Americanism Coun­ And like that Vet it tells tor lets than a tot ot pussycats with im.istion stripes. Then there's the La Mens. Same _ . .. ■ r~rn cil o f the National Executive kina ol pctJarr. Same kina ol c j .- e 5sr « *>n<J ot low price. S. ghtly smaller teeth. So price a tiger. rQ IlU lC L I M i l l ■ H IO Committee. We're building Wide-Tracks again! See them all at your authorized Pontiac dealer now! The appointment wa< mad* by National Commander Don E. Johnson and came from Legion Headquarters in In­ .101 \V. FIRST STREET SANFORD, FL A . dianapolis, Ind. Have you priced a tiger lately? Qulcll BILL WILLS AND ESTATES were discussed by Attorney Douglas Stenstrnm for membera o f tha Church of Nativity Cnthnlic Women’s Club nt Its November meeting. Arrangements for his visit to ths group were made by Mrs. Mary Bartlinski, program chairman. (Herald Photo) HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. *- ■— — awoaea • * �I •4 opW om M a y that reflectad a troa aptrit a# "Thankaglvtar* tkrt tta Sanford Naval Air Hatton. saw oaa <4 lha aata vital «►*• ta the econa s k machinery ta thto ana, * u sat lac laded ta * a Hat at M military taKaUatkoa ear- "PILLSBURY” GRADE "A” <10-22 LBS.) • PLAIN (OR) • SELF-RISING It a Drat Itae aervice aaUb■ikmant ad a permanent aatara daa to Um community acceptance of tit* isaUQatiea aad th# wonderful relatione tkat axlaL" Cbairnaai Jamea P. Avery Jr. ef tba Seminole County Board at Commlaikmeri, aiaartad, “ One* again tba Da( t u t Department hri proved Ha wladom Is not elating thia atatloa. Bath Seminal* County and th* United State* N avy," It* added, "w ill be richer ai a result of this decision." State Sen. Mack Cleveland, chairman o f the Armed Force* Committee of the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce, as Id "W e're extremely happy that SNAS has been Justified military-wise aa a faculty of th* Naval training program ." A director of th* Sanford Merchant* Association, Char­ lie Robinson, admitted, "W e were on pin* and needle* whila waiting for Secretary McNa­ m ara’* announcement Tburad a y ." ATTENTION DIGESTIBLE SHORTENING! AH MOll It MONEY SAVING SPECIA LS FOR 25th AND PARK SANFORD • WHOLE (or) • SHANK-HALF (12 -1 6 LBS.) NOV. & DEC. IIRINK THIS AI) TO OUR PARTS DEPT. 100 EXTRA v v n n G O LD BOND With Tbla Coupon A tl.OO l)rpewit Dn Any . . . GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS STAMPS TOY ('•■upon cttml at your "ThrKtwaj' Only, Thru Wed.. Nu.ember 23. FRESH “ 100% PURE' ARMOUR STAR" GRADE " A " (3 5 LBS.) 50 EXTRA GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1 9 1 9 -5 1 FORDS 1952 . 61 FORDS j # A 5 Q With ThU Cuupon A The G O LD 1B ' lO ' JN t U DI U. S. CHOICE “ FLAVOR. 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I desire so to conduct the affairs o f this administration if at the end when I come to lay down the reins o f power, I have lost every other friend on earth, I shall at least have one friend left, and that friend shall be down inside o f me.— Abraham Lincoln. Political Notebook new nuclear northwest. Ho suggested that if the United State* carried out thi* program, the lied Chineie might take action. He noted that if the Red Chineaa did take action, tha United State* youM ba In * position to bomb military points on the China mainland with conventional bombs. He thought t h a t 1 i r a t among U. S. bombing objeclives might be Red China’s Bear Lake-Foreat City M rs. Maryann Mile* *38-3678 Casselberry M rs. Jan* Casselberry •38-501* Enterprise M n . Ritchie Harris 1*8 5834 •88 4*04 i Lake Mary Mrs. France* Wester 332 *219 j Lake Monroe Mr*. H. L. Johnson 322-4723 Lon gw nod Mr*. Donna Eates *38-3317 Chuluot* Mr*. Joan Magla 3*5-37(3 North Orlando Mrs. M argaret Coeby 322-8193 Deltona Mrs. .Mildred llaaey •*8-3(31 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Geneva Mrs. JoA nn Hays 349-4*73 O tM e Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 363-31*0 (ftp $auftuft ijrrali Tage 1-A Sanford, Florida Mon., November 23, 'til w a L T K a a . G ia L o w . a m i o r a * u runLisMKM r i A I K YOLTOL1VA, CDtelauaa - fi.a a ia l a i . a i n JU LIA * l. 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Knitted se second clast m tlttt i.etoeer I t , I I I ) at ta* reel •illi.e of haaterd. Klurida, uadtr th* act at Ceagreee at March j. plnnta in the Thii official <iid not open ly advocate nuch a plan. He aaM it might b* comiilereii. Rut ho did aay that fallura to taka similar action in the Korean war had coat many U. S., Allied and South Kor­ ean lives. Herald Area Correspondents AltaM ont* Springs Mr*. Julia Bartoa SM-1S1S Worry Clinic V ■■ T '*• ■■ ■•s - -*X ■IV*. *. Phil Newsom Soys . . Thought For Today Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley W ASHINGTON (N E A ) — A few day* ag o ■ m ajor o ffi­ cial of the U. S. government, in a aecrct Informal discus•1cm with other civilian and military official*, outlined a possible U. S. program for carrying tha w ar into North Viat Nam. H* listed M vtral score prim* targets, including airfields, supply areas, marshallag yards, porta. Dr. Crane's S O M E O A S IS ! the English monarchy moved toward centralization, but it stopped abort o f destroying the local autonomies— the powers o f the aristocracy and country gentry, the self-governing towns, merchant guilds and the like. It was the continual bargaining between the crown and these local autonomies represented b y Parlia­ ment that enabled Britain to pass through the later crisis o f industrial­ ization with a minimum o f violence and to gradually democratize its pro­ cesses. Would this theory o f democratiza­ tion work In Indonesia, Nigeria, Uganda or elsewhere 7 None o f these countries has two or three centuries to spare in repeating the western ex­ perience. The answer Is that It will work bet­ ter in some places than in others— those where there is a well-balanced tribal structure and vigorous local cultural traditions. In many it will fail. But thera Is no possibility o f withdrawing from the struggle bnck into a mythical haven o f western democracy. All nations— the old as well as the new— are caught up in unfinished process o f enlightenment and demo­ cratization. So we must keep our faith in de­ m ocracy and keep encouraging its growth. If we don’ t, snys Almond. " I f we fail to tnke pnrt effectively in efforts to give shape to this emer­ ging world culture, we shall to a con­ siderable extent lose control over our ow n culture.” South K orea, South Mat Nam, Indontala, Egypt, Ghana, C u b a . . . The** art only a few o f the nations where dem ocratic constitutions were established in the years following World W ar II and which h a v e since turned to authoritarian— even Com­ munist— regimes. . Accompanying these failure* has been a disillusionment among Am er­ icans, who traditionally have voiced -faith in m an’ s inclination to freedom and justice, a belief in educa­ tion and educr>JJity, a belief in the democratic consequences o f economic progress.” . , _ The quoted words are those o f Dr. Gabriel A . Alm ond, political scient­ ist of Stanford University. A consequence o f this demoraliza­ tion o f the - t e n d e r ” school o f thought, says Almond, ha* been a strengthening o f the tough school, which advocates that what we should w orry about in th* so-called developing and uncommitted nations are simply political stability and the military'’ strategic interests o f the United States. Yet pro-Am erican dictators!! ps (Cuba under Batista, fo r example) nrt no more stable than the diaorganized democracies. . . 0 -M ost o f us su ffer from a Kind nr ambivalence about democracy in the new nations,” says the professor, "which has led us to cheer each emergence o f a new nation out o f colonialism, investing it with our hopes, and then turning to tlisilhielonment as a new Nkruman (o f Ghana) turns out to have feet o f au­ thoritarian and tyrannical clay. "N aive hope and impulses toward panic— these are the moods which underlie the tender and tough schools of thought.” W hat we need, maintain* Almond, in place of Ideology and emotions Is a good theory o f "democratization”— a practical blueprint that will guide a country from the Initial authoritar­ ianism needed for stability to great­ er and greater freedom. He points to the example o f Bri­ tain. In the 16th to 17th centuries, h it . Me p a n *t aay materia., s e a t «r ad eerueia*. at thle edlllss at The daatord Herald may »* repraducad la any manner with•ut written paraiettan et th* puhl..ntr at Th* liertld. Aar Individual ur Ilrm reepustlhlt tar each reproduction will Be considered e t latn ad .n d -a The l i t r e l j ’e copyright and will he 'kat* Uabl* lae d a n ..je a uadtr the le v . Up To Something? Once r.iore the feeling is NATO without greatly weak­ that French President Charles ening the organization. It de Gaulle is up to something. would, however, deny French Tha question la, w hat? base* and communication* to A spate o f rumor* in Taris NATO. suggest that de Gaulle is There is doubt that de Gaul­ about ready to pull out o f the le l e r i o u s l y contemplates North Atlantic Treaty Alli­ withdrawal from the Common ance ( NA T O) and the ilx-naMarket which has helped to tion Common Market, either boom French industry al­ or both. though not yet solving l ho Washington dispatches say problem o f French agricul­ that the United States expect* tural surpluses. And if. as Una m ajor crisia to erupt at French continue to insist, dc about the time o f the NATO Gaulle really doe* seek in­ ministerial council m etin g In creased European economic Paria on Dec. 15. and political unity, he scarce­ The speculation and the ru­ ly could abandon the one ve­ mors all boil down to the hicle set up to accomplish it. tame thing, namely, that: The de Gaulle pressure De Gaulle la more than ev­ vastly increases the problem* er convinced that Britain I* of W eal German Chaneallor not ready for political union Ludwig Erhard. , with the continent and that As an enthusiastic exponent there is an Anglo-American o f the Common Market em ­ conspiracy to retain xwxy over bracing West G e r m a n y , Western Europe. France, Italy, Belgium, The De Gaulle is disappointed Netherlands and Luxembourg, nl the result! o f the FrencnErhard is committed to the German accord signed two abolishment o f all trade bar­ years ago and irritated by riers within the six. West German refusal to low­ But government support for er grain prices according to grain prices is higher in Ger­ the Common Market schedule. many than in France, and, De Gaulle continues to op­ pose the U.S.-proposed mixed- with un election coming up next year, Erhard is reluctant manned nuclear surface fleet to risk the important farm for NATO as inimical to the interests o f a united and In­ vote by lowering them. Erhard also has been among dependent Europe. And, finally, that now '* those demanding that Britain the time to eettle these and lie allowed in the Common related issues once and for Market But on that issue tho British Labor party shot th" all. Militarily, t h e r e sr-m* ground from under him by agreement that de, Gaulle showing no interest at all in could withdraw hix 27 air Common Market membership. He argued that we could have won the war in Koreu early amt I|uickly, <1ism u n it­ ing further Communist ad­ ventures, had we bombed the fted Chineaa sources of sup­ ply in Manchuria quickly a f­ ter Mao Tse-tung'a armed in­ tervention. The Am erican mentioned above is not th* only high official in Washington deeply concerned over Communist China's nuclear explosion. The worried officials aro not impressed by knowledge that the bomb was low-pow­ ered and crude. They aro not comforted by report* that It will lie many years before the Red Chinese have a major capacity to deliver nuclear squadrons and his two under • At home, Erhard is under bomba to U. ft. cities. If the Red Chinese get strength arm y division* from renewed attack from former away with producing nuclear wrspons without being block­ ed, these officials ask what will prevent India, Japan, Middle Eastern and LatinAmrricnn countries from pro­ ducing bombs, too? Then, they ask, how do you prevent one contestant in a dispute between twu of these countries from setting o ff a bomb and perhaps igniting world-wide nuclear war? Therefore, officials in the Slate and Defense Depart* menls and in other govern­ ment agencies concerned with national defense are quietly At G.A.C. you get the same debating in closed sessions on ways to stop the Red Chinese good service, whether you want a nUablo from producing bombs. Han* for bombing the loan or just a few Communist Chineie atomic 'shopping dollars.” plants wi th "iro n " (non-nu­ clear) bomba have not been accepted. Rut they haven't been ruled out. Some officials hav* argued for seeking Soviet co-opera­ tion m destroying the Chinese nuclear plants. Others have ruled out thia idea as ridiculoua. Some hava asked how w* LOANS UP TO UOO could ju stify knocking out Red China's plants so long aa De Gaulle continues to work on a French nuclear forca C O R P O R A T I O N which would use numbers of ■— — -■ --------------------- - MMIOS*--------------------------------------U. S.-furnished aircraft. H I Wasl First Straat................................ la teph<ra 322-3/43 • 0 111NBO------------------------------------------ -----Some o f these U. S. gov­ 428 North Orange A.snu#.................... Telapho.ie 4^4 3iC5 ernment officials wish wist­ 401 West Central Boultvcrd.................Te’ap-cos 4.'3 id?.) fully that th* Unitad States 1243 East Colonial Dri.#..........................‘ Telepbore 4:2 :d4| had taken out Russia's nu­ clear plant* when we had th* LOANS MADI TO RIsioiNTS- o V A l l N IA M y T o WNS atom bomb and they didn't. LO A N S •» Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in what seems a clear attempt to drive him from office even before next year'a elections. Adenauer la one o f the strongrst aupporters o f eloae coop­ eration with France. Menntime, de Gaulle, dem­ onstrating that he believes he la operating from atrength. allows no aign o f compromise. Linda and her group o f young wives deeerve great praise, for they are trying to team how they can be of maximum value to their doctor husbands. Yet seeeral o f the** wives would has* alienated 91,000 to $5,004 worth o f dental pat­ ronage the very first yearl So study this eaae and it* follow -up tom orrow, CASE U-437: Linda Grif­ fin, aged 20, is the vivacious wife o f a dental student. "D r. Crane," ah* began, "w e have a club composed of the w ives o f the married student a at Indiana Univer­ sity Dental Cullegc. "A nd we'd lika to have you speak to ua at our dinner meeting if you could possibly make an exception for our small group, "W e expect to have at least 50 wives present and all of ua want you to explain how we can be o f maximum help to our husband* both now ami also when they atari into private practice.” So I told these wives that they are often worth 75 per rent at attracting the dent­ ist's first 200 patients. For a charm ing w ife cir­ culates socially In the com­ munity, as nt I T A, Church, Clvlr and numerous other meetings. Her husband la confined more exclusively to hi* dent­ al office an he doesn't ac­ tually have as many chance* to rub elbow* graciously with his fellow ritfsen*. If (be other women In the community thus like his wife, they are then willing to pat­ ronise her doctor husband (nnd this applies to those with nn M. D. as well as n D. D. S.) But If they resent his wife, they will usually shun her husband, regardless of how talented a doctor he may be. For the basle aecret nf human motivation depends on the personal admiration o f the prospect or patient fo r the talesman, d o c t o r o r clergyman and his family. " I f I like y ou ," runs the usual person's thinking, "then 111 at least be willing to sam­ ple your religion or dentistry, medicine or groceries and drugs." In our Northwestern University courses on the -'Fay. chology o f Salesmanship," I routinely stressed the vital i m p o r t a n c e o f winning friend*. If people dislike you, then they will shun whatever you have to offe r them. If they are fond o f you, they at least try a first sam­ pling o f your wares. Ami doctors o f medicine or dental surgery, ns well ns rlrrgymen and school teach­ ers, are actually salesmen o f ideas and services. < i So T warned these attrae* tiva dental wdvea that the* can be a great help to their jo u n g husbands if they will learn how to win friends and become popular personalities. But they can unintantlonally hamper their husbands, as by smoking or using alcohol. fo r in the usual com* nmnity over 60 per cent o f the women do NOT sm okt nor drink highballs. Many young wives think it is fashionable or sophisticated to indulge In those sheep-like ifa ction s that we medics in* diet but which advertiser* have foisted on the American public. See tom orrow's fuU low-up. (A lw a js write to Dr. Crane In care o f thle news­ paper. enclosing ■ long stamped, addressed envel­ ope nnd 20 cents to cover t> ping and printing cost* when you send for one o f his booklets.) One o f America's lending dental experts, Dr. Charles Kendall o f Milwaukee, told a vast dental convention that it requires 50t> different pa­ tient* in a dentist's operative ehalr before he has enough steady pat run a go to keep fairly busy. OVEK 35 YEARS A t First A T’ slmetta (Atnngsld* eld post o ffic e ) Sanford Furniture Co. 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'T s m * ’ - i--------- L P O W E R HELPING & L I G H T GUILD PL 0 R / D A C O M P A N Y 207 Magnolia A t * . f �I ff I n fir i Pi*t 2-A—Nov. 23, 1944 V m tl ii)o (DsuaJt ByAbigail Von Buron DEAR ABBY: W h i n th em i r t to many IM­ P O R T A N T problem* In th# w orld, w h y do you bothtr w ith allly csmpleinte Ilka, "M y husband Insists on w ipin g hi* hands on my dish t o w e li? " I think you could u m tha space allotted to you to aawser n or* sarioun problems. DISAPPOINTED IN EUGENE, ORE. D EAR DISAPPOINTED: Vary few marriage* fall bacausa o f on* g n a t big earth-shaking problem. A collection o f minor trrltationa tends to build up, and then . . . BOOM, marriage on the rocket D E A R A B I T : W a a n so responsible mother hi every block who w ill volunteer her home for e few hours each day a t an "island of safety.” School children era instructed to seek refuge In any home with the -B LO C K P L A N " sign in the window, should they be bullied by other children, chased by e dog, followed by t strin g er, or become suddenly ill. Anyone wishle t In * information on how to organise this plan may w rite tot our nationwide MASON •LOCK attention SCHOOL PLAN . If other paronta want to adopt It, there I* no limit to the amount o f pain and brutal­ ity w o will have spared in­ nocent children. One nf the nieest thins* about the World Bridge Olym­ piad was the vuejraph One SRITI V KQ IS match was shown on this ma­ ♦ q m chine each K iifcm , and K 41 Cava the audience a chtnee to BAST (»> watch tha experts perform 4J* GAB under the most difficult cir­ v a n s trial cum stances possible. ♦ AXIOM f g g t 4 A K 10141 Taka this hand from the « f ( m atch between Chile and Ar­ ♦ Qioooa gentina a* an eiam ple. The t A f l Bidding in that when Luis Al• a taguile o f Argentina sat South AQTII Before tha play started it am w sa announced that the Chil­ Waal W ar* t* a # , to ean South p'ayer had bid and i * pan Pam m ade four ipadas undoubled. Dbia Past ♦ X The play at lour spades bad been rather simple. West open­ ed the king of diamonds and altar East dropped tha dauca. ahifltd to tha Jatk o f dubs East had led a second die- whicb South ruflad South went after trumps. Whan they broke I I spread his hand explaining that ha would ruff (w o of hit clubs la dummy and discard the last oaa « a dum­ my’s long haart. The defease against four spades doubled started out tha sam e way but Saner AUaguile did not make the hand. What’s more tha comment »• tors predicted that ha would go down. Tha reason for his downfall was East's double, leanr Anaguile decided that tha double was based on act-king of ciuba and ace-jack-em all of apadaa. Hence, be finessed Iagainst that Jack only to go' |down when West produced It. l i t IS) H im <«> N t m , Sporl*. W *»tt>,r I IS ( t ) M*«*rtck ill rn s ( I ) H vntltr-H rlflkU r Rasert f : * * II) Xsa* Urtjr («) Distal 7 .IS I t ) SS-Brlalol 0»urt I t) V o ,» * . To Tk* Bol Inni of tha Sa* ( I ) To Tall Ih* Truth I ** IS) l'va Oot A Sscral 1:11 (* ) Tha A niy Orltflth nho» ( I ) No Tim * tor ear- aaanla » *» <»i Monday Slsht Movt* l* i W‘ *n4y A M* i t ) Andy William* l i l t ( t ) Hollywood and Ik* T:»S ( t i III I IS I t ) 7 M i*i t i l l |l) Tod ar Nunahln* Almanas Wah* Up Kotlas Naw* Farm Mark*! l a - V t « «t) ft) Ml T .1 IS) Taisy II M M l NBC Nawa Waka-up Moult* IS * I t ) Oirl Talk M l Mallnaa Hntla Mlrkay Kvana knew M l Nawa, Editorial, WaaNawa k Waslbar lhar lhar Captsle l a s e t f N I I I M l fu cu * 1:1# i l l as The W aste Teen* w a a ik s r s a t Start (1) Sciatica Today 1:11 M l NSC NSwa Cariasellte I IS ( I ) I M it ) t i t III (I) ill Mi >:1S IS) III S IS Ml M) H i t t (I) (ll III t 11) (I) Mi Naw*. Myirts, W»* IS i t i ll lhar N'awn-nji* 11.St ( ! ) Sawaltn* Ml T h t a u r « f U s Stsrs Mi l*i I’ h, « S-w* l i l t Mi T'.nil* Hillin' III Tha Data Khnw ill II OS IS) I t) IS) 11.11 IS) Il:lS Ml I I) It) TUESDAY A. M. I St I t ) SI** On I *1 It) Hgnahtnt Alinsnt* * IS l« ) Naw* A W f*tn *r SIS It) World Cl wills a11nw 1*1 Hunrla* H#m*al-f t . i l i t ) Nana 4 Wtalkar 1' For* Show (S I S ta re k row ( t ) Truth #r eusntaa Taaaar­ C o in - I II I t i Paaaward Eiarcla* Amarlran lltalory Carloonalll* (Jala storm Itampir Doom Porky n « Mak* Room for Daddy Mlk- Wallara Now* Ipanlah W h a t* Thla Hnn|f I Dora I,eey Prlr* la H u n t KBC NSW* Pnnctntration rial Tha Maraai* Mtaatna t.lnk* Andy of Uaibarty l,npardy Tha n u t itn > , a Miaalne I.lnk* tit I St 1 (l s.ai !<••• at r.tr* P a m ir Knows t i l l Hay Whan Nawa Tsnnttat* Ernl* M l iHiMttA Touna M l Nawslln* 1*1 Art U ak letter ( I ) Day U Court 111 T ht Dociart I t ) ABC Nawa M l To Tall Tha Truth M l Anothar World M l (lanaral moaplltl i « i Nawo s ts 1:11 111 Ih* E d s* at M|ht M l Ton lion I la y M l Tha Young Marti,da M l I t ) D o u c lsa Xdwirda Nawa SiSS M l <S) Ml t It I ti * It M l aecrtt Harm Trallmaalar The Mates naw * NBC Ntwa Ural* W alt 111 llatt nf draacka I t s M l Saahuat M l Manilla Oorill* f l l W alt* F ares TUESDAY P. M. I M S Ml M) Ml t! 1* |«| II.JS l l ) fa r l l:« t ( f l Oetaiea UflM M S It) Dlaorca Court Star* I*) III ns f?fo«hy «M W in n» i n Attiail HIUIROC* IS) B n Ca**y TONIGHT * a it I 11 i l l Bporl* S.11 i l l Naw at *«a III M a * a |i T * Raster M i Iporia, W tatntr, Nawa Record Shop Shelly's Record A Shocker By Joan Croaby Newapaprr Knterprllt Aaan. N EW YORK — ( SKA) — Hhcllry Berman would Ilka to shock Am t rice out of tha plain brown paper wrapper In which he facia we ta il!. Am) *o he has mmlr n ircord album that soma people may want to tar­ ry horn* in a plain brown pa­ per wrapper. , It’* callad “ Th* S*i Lift nf the Primates f i nd Othar Bit* nf G o ss ip )" (V’ ervei and it’s a satirical revue, written by Shelley and performed by him, Lovslady Powtll, Jerry Sillier and Anna Mtata. Ami it may start a nsw party E«me by itating that all words in (hr English languacs ran lie divided Inin "rlsans and dirties.” F or Instance, aaninr ritisen i< a clran, aucrolaah is a flirty. liming room is a t Iran, bedroom is a dirty. "There have hern inmr min­ or gripes about tha record but no controversy, I really huvrn't had any adter»e com­ ment yet.” Shelley j.iid on a trip to New York In promote the album. Until recently Nhallay didn’t hate to mm* tn New York, he lived here. Hut ha made a eerious rareer det-lalnn recently, and decided to cut down on hi* night dub tours, and coruenliata on writing and developing properties for tdevieion. So he moved to Lo* Angeles (hs lives In an tres, he say*, called " U s Angeles 21” ), developed a series idea for Screen Gems that 1 hr.s every indication of being sold fo r the 198S season " Shelley eaye he decided the felevialon market ws* ton small in New York, "S o I went where the action la. ( wanted to leave New York anyway. I like to amell a gar­ denia once In a while. Now my w ife goes out tn the gar­ den and cuts one just for me t to smell. And what a sweet moment it ll to awaken In the morning and lee a bird other than a pigeon.” Shelley doesn't want to r«veal too much about hit pilot film — In which he will not ap­ pear, Incidentally— other than to aay it’a a situation comedy and “ I'm hoping to avoid ths pitfalls. Tb» primary pitfall ll the Imposnble, improbable family. I would like to be able to t*l| a nice true story and get laughs out o f it. ’ Would 1 like tn play th* leading role? I don’t know. So far 1 have rejertrd a lot of good rnrn for the lead. I don't know why. May lie sub* consciously I am trying in reject all the possibilities so that I will eventually have t i step in and save the day.” Album o f the week—’’ Thl Individualism nf Gil Evans” ( Verve) rnnUin* some fine, far-out. moody J ttf. Nearly 10 minutes la devoted tn Kurt W eill'* "T h e Barbara Song," from * The Threepenny Op­ era,” a haunting thing. A! Block plays a lovely solo In the abort, lyric "Flute Song." And "H otel Me,” written for a play called "T h e Tima of the Barracuda,” la highly evo­ cative. A must for jaiiophilaa. Talk, talk, talk—Columbia has issued twn good albums fur dtarua fan* fine ha* the tumbersom* title o f "Famous Scenes From Sir John Glal- to g ars By Oswald Jacoby M ONDAY P. M. 1« required make this plan work i# one ja a jb y On jth idqsi TILBVISION All th e ! pleased and proud that you gud'a Production n f William Shapeapeare's Hamlet," but, so there can be no misunder­ standing, tha cover features n photo o f Richard Burtoa. Hit extraordinary interpreta­ tion o f Hamlet is raptured In th* notlloqulea end major seines. The three-actor Broad­ way sleepor hit, "T h e Subject W es Roses,” with Jerk Al­ bertson, Irena Dailey and Martin Sheen, haa been re­ corded entirely. The pley le filled with peuses, which slnw down the recording, but patience le rewerded with e realistic ilnmestie comedydrama that la well worth hearing. Gnwd album*— A I 1 I N ow eh* no longer wears her wedding ring. But aha wears her engagement ring o e her right hand. Thla has upset me. I think it looki ns though she le divorced. Shouldn’t n widow continue to wear her wedding ring until aha marries againT UPSET D EAR UPSET: No. Only n widow who hae no inter­ est in dating continues to wear her wedding ring, it communicatee to all eligible men th at ah* ie neither available nor interested. Widow* who would ilk* lo date, and eventually remar­ ry, leave their wedding rings in the drawer. • •• D EAR A B B Y : Th* let­ ter* written by those jeal­ ous second wive* who mar­ ried widowers prompt* this letter: I married a widower who had tw o small boy*. We live 400 mile* from my parents, but I miss them leas because o f "h e r " par­ ent*, whom I call "Mom and D ad." •’ H er" wedding picture ie in a twin frame with mine ort th* table in our entrants hall. My huibend carries “ her” pictures along with min* in bis wal­ let. If these potty. Jealous women didn't want remind, ere o f the first wife, they never should have married widowers. My huaband was married to "h e r " for 12 yrars and t wouldn't want him to forget her if he could. She it gone end her husband and children ara now mine to love and cara for. Nu intelligent person could ever lie jealnua o f th* dead. H A PPY NUM BER TWO • * • Troubled? W rite to AB­ BY, Boa 83700, Lot An­ gel**, Calif. For a personal reply, rnrl„*r a stamped, setf-addrcsird envelope. • • • For Ahhy’a booklet. "How To Hava A Lovely Wedding,” tend SO rent* tn Abby, Roc 8371)0, laia An­ geles, Calif. t d v i t h * t i *:*. U a li i :> i „ ) ,l a n ,i l tiM 4 II am -Vr.tT K IIIM V. TOD I I A TOMOIIHOM" 1 »*M * ) * » ■ — I ,,l,*r *•)■» I t eiW Dale - A W lM M * M K I • m v ■ rlg ttle BarS*t — t‘al*r BHOWS AT I M * 3:30 5:20 . 7:2# • »:0S K ibe T IL L 2;M U b O w HON. - FRIG H T IBM GEORGEHAMILTDfTSUSANOLIVER' REDBUTTONS ARTHURO'CONNELl mSANAVIIIM'b MACHINE TRAINING S5SBS£ S K SHsSS •wme ***!<* *w»ker so* ,* ,. A U T O M A T IO N T R A ir T N * BOX 110 ( 7 0 SANFOHD H ERALD eight and oa weekends. While her husband k finish­ ing his education, she k be­ ginning to realise that if ahe wants a fam ily, she will prob­ ably never finkh her*. While sbe is earning the liv­ ing for both o f them, she is probably growing at bit weary, feeling that the least be can do is to study hard enough lo make good grades. While he is still interested in GEORGE LAITNER • • • D E A R A B B Y : 1 would libs to know w het is prop­ er concerning n widow wearing her wadding ring. M y fath er died two yaert e g o en d my mother h it alerted dating. | h ^ STARTS SUNDAY C & u h cA G I ” ! admit a y age la • , but I leal young in spirit and went to look better. My hair Is gray, but dry, and so Is my skta. My neck is a complete mesa. I have not used cream s and realize m y error. Friends la the same age group have used beauty aids and they look much better than I. Now, U It too late for me to taka some car*, beajtyw iaa, o f myself? -N o n n a J ." It la NEVER too late to taka stock of yourself and to take care of yourself. Start brushing your hair with a pure bristle brush. Massage your scalp with cosm etic oil; apply It daily and after every tarnpoo. Use cosm etic oil on your face and neck. You could also send for my booklet on b u r care, end for a leaflet oa neck care. A tong, self-addressed, stamped envelope and THIR­ TY -FIVE cents in coin will bring you the information and a ''g ift '' kaflat on making a lovely scarf and a lac* and velvet ribbon dress. "A lm ost all of m y friends after forty are too heavy, but I am too this. I am nervous and Irritable, and being so thin makes m y clothes look awful. What should I do?— N. N ." You should visit your doctor and have a thorough physical He will find the cause of the excessive thinness and of your irritability. Do this at once. This k vary important. Send for the leaflet oa caring for your neck (read instructions above), only you send a DIME in cola and a self addressed, stamped envelope. Do you take enough rest and do you have a nap every after­ noon? This help* soothe your nerves, " I am fifty, having graying brown hair and fair akin. I want a tweed suit, as 1 travel a lot by auto. What color tone should th* tweed have? I will make this outfit myuelf.— H. L ." I personally would like a black and white mixture This is always so smart and goes so well with the touch of a bright blouse, sweater or E 'C K E R D N f dent, the young wife is work­ campus ictiv ttk s, tha campus ing fun time, often at a Job k a world that the baa k ft be­ hind i m t ta d w h a n aha lea k she doesn't really like, and is Ilka aa outsider. having to do tbe housework at Sincerely yours, NOW thru WED. I aameo ere urgently needed Hr “ I’ll quit collage and get a Job and work until you gat your deg ree.” with that a n y founding solution to tha prob­ lem at “ How can we get mar­ ried ?' m any a coed talks • young m t a taU> marrying her before he U able lo tupport her. But the solution to that par­ ticular problem la rarely « l simple aa It souada. The iltua! k » is full o f p ltfilk , and the one who moat often gate hurt k the wife. While her youog buibaod It leading the comparatively carefree life o f ■ college itu- O M A H A , NEBRASKA WANTED TRAINEES I By Ruth mmi*h W om an : M A fO N PUBLIC SCHOOL highly styllted, Il-y eer-old finger make* her debut album in • The Many Face* o f I.yn Ro­ man” (Colum bia). Sonny Rol­ lins, the elder statesman of modern jess, ie represented by -N o w ’* Th* Time” (RCA). J h s K arl. And la the spring you can have white accaaaorki. "I am tea pouode over­ weight. Would a sm all plaid be too m uch? I am tall.— Reader." Why plaid? Choose a soft, plain w ool and you will be happier. Why not go on my dial and gat rid o f that pound­ age? YOU CANI - Aad if tbe h a i bad tha bad hick to m arry a young maa who is im mature and selfcenter e d , ha may leave km as toon as be haa hia degree aad k ready to atart earning a living. That happens with beaet-fartakiag frequency. Bo a girl ought to think a tong, long time before deciding that aba’ll quit young maa th rou g h just ao that aha can marry at IS or 3 > -iiu le a d o f at IS. Aha la going to pay a pretty high price lor that early mar riaga— a much h i ^ s r price, probably, than her huaband will be paying for it. So what’ a the big rush? la the afraid the can't held him tor a couple at year* un­ less they’re m arried? If she's that uncertain o f her ability in hold him, ought she marry him at all? “ D ru a S t o r e s rmtAT s ronatr cwwti smuu SW IFTS ICE CREAM RENTAL • Sake G Service Seminole TV B A I-4 IM S m ith Cater TV Belts M M B u fo r d NOW THRU T I E S , DEC. I — LA S A G N A complete dinaer coup to miate Thanksgiving Dinner: ROAST BIAS TURKEY Com plete dinner: teep, vegetables, giblet gravy, corn bread dressing. potatoes, S e r v i n g I I a .m . t o 10 p . n . JEAN’S SPAGHETTI HOUSE R***rvation* Appreciated H W Y. 11-11 O RA N G E CITY Pk. 77J SIM Enjoy ThtnkBgiving Dinner A T TH E Hmp (O u tJs C A FETER IA S etCeinlbewy im cm co m u am •A i i a m. ohmmjl * .m pm • t aa m l FT. eOOHBM. f Ml H N f ' . l ( A J I . M i l l( I If) > ) f) 1L A I I I 1 ) Ui t ) . \ ORCHESTRA With Girl Vocalist 3 Nights A Week! a M u h ic THURB. • FRI. • gAT. 1:30 to 1:10 TH AN K 8G IV IN G a C O l’ RSK TURKEY DINNER I I NOON S 4 .M T IL ? * LOU ROTAB* Mar-Lou Itrataurenl ft Lounge Hwy. IT-33 8. a t Sanford To every woman who's ever been unhappy with hair sprays; Set’nforaet is here! a new setting lotion. It does a w a y with the need for hair sprays. It gives you a set that starts stronger, lasts longer. Here's w hy: You spray before you set, not after. This builds body into every strand instead of simply coaling your hair. This is th e o n l y w a y S eth to fo r g e t ." ECKERD DRUG STORES USE �/ I ff N ot. fttftrl Vm ll 28, 1964—Pag* 8-A Lake Monroe * Joltings By Mr*. If. L. Well, it looks like it's still summ er here doesn't it? And c l course that Is most certain* ly alright with me. These hunters, though, say they don't like it. 1 bear they have sure been filling up the freezers. • * * Congratulations to M r. and M rs. T. C. Cain who cele­ brated their a r d wedding anniversary recently. T h e y went out to dinner that Thurs­ day evening. • • • And also congratulations to Frankie and Martle Bailey on the ar­ rival of Frankie Junior. This i , the "fir s t" for them. • • • So gled to see brother Eddie Grow and Chris. They eem e up from Miami to visit for a few days. They are at Chrta'a mother Mrs. C. R. Giles. Ed is working in the Bahama Is lands at present and two weeks ago he had the misfortune to hurt his left arm. On arriv­ ing here he had to go to the em ergency room of the local hospital to receive treatment for it, to this kind of put a dam per on Ed’ s fishing and hunting • • • Had a pleasant surprise visit from Heba (M rs. Em il) Kiserman last week. Bill and Reba are form er Monroe residents and are now in Columbus, Ga. where BUI t» stationed. Rcba hasn’ t aged a day. (Lucky). • • • Glad to hear that Von eille (M rs. Tolar) Rabun is out o f the hospital where she has been confined for a short time. • • • Carl W. Tedder of Marietta. Ga., came down to go hunting with brother-in-law Carl Anderson, of Lake Mark ham roid . When he returns home Mrs. Anderson might go with him for a short visit there. • • • Bobby Barbour Is home for the Thanksgiving holidays. Bobby [s at Conners University in Oklahoma know Helen was sure glad to •ee him. Her other son Ber nie Is still under the weather from hurting himself at the last football game. At present he la confined to a wheetchair. I sure hope be will be a We to m ake the Elks Bowl game. • • The High School Band goes to Melbourne Saturdiy morn ing to march In the annual m arching clinic. Of course they wiU make superior be cause they are really good. • • • So sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Leola Eggers She was a friend to everyone She will be missed so very m uch. • • • Only three days of school this week kiddies. W hy? Thanksgiving of course. Have a wonderful holiday so you wUl be able to return to school next w e e k . Our thought this week—"R egret is an appalling waste o( engery. You can't build oc it; it is only good for waUowing. a fiffs f u / M T H A N K S G IV IN G S P E C IA L S ftm T tttfc WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE. HBfvri bt Sliced Y cIIbw Clin* F *P Peaches 4 Petting Films showing that fish re­ spond to petting as dogs and eats do were shown to mem­ bers of the DeBary Fishing Club at their November m eet­ ing. Elmer Thompson, program chairman. showed colored movies taken o f underwater acenes o ff the Bahamas with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muller am ong the coral reefs pelting and feeding the fish. The cou ­ ple had young sharks eating from their gloved hands and, after spending many hours beneath the surface, they found several fish awaiting their arrival each dsy to be petted. During the business ses­ sion President Norvin Roach urged members to read the artirla in current issues o f Field and Stream pertaining to handling of bait. Announcement was made that the deep sea fishing out­ fit and other equipment do­ nated to the club for an awards program is on display in tha DeBary businrsa area. P e a r H a lv e s 3 Books of local authors dls played at the DeBary Public Library's in n m l silver tea were "T h e Push Cart W ar." "H igh. Wide and Handsome" and “ Tell Me About the Cowbarn D addy," by Jean Merrill, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Earl Merrill; "P ot Luck With Lobite r s " and "C ave Man to Space M an" by Margaret F ris­ ky and "Baffling Affair in the County Hospital" by Dorothy pem iag , registered nurse of D rBary • 1 . CBM • 1 . Libby's Flavorful T o m . Ju ic e • 4 cane • 1 . Far Creamy Haliday Piet— Libby'* P u m p k i n • • 2 . ’.“ 2 9 * THURSDAY Green Giant Golden THANKSGIVING DAY GOVT-INSPECTED SHIPPED GRADE " A " QUICK FROZEN EVISC. »•( CLOSED ALL DAY N i b l e t s C o r n 2 ,A « 3 9 < d a iry sp ecia ls • i-.:j luskr Whip Dessert Topping *VeT‘ 39c Imperial Brand Margarine 37c . . . . Brsahstans's Testy Sour Cream S W IF T 'S P R E M I U M TU R K EYS if V 16 lb. 1 0 -1 6 And Over Under P ound s 10 Ibe. • fro z en fo o d s • Holloway Haase (plat 90 stem pel Baked Potatoes 'ST* 39c 39* 43* 45* - v*r lb. lb. -n^.f*. ' - . «,T|i •,. j T i|CV ----------------- ■■■■■ ' Kay-Jun Whele Sweet Potatoes................... « 29* Del* Ho waller* Pineapple Juice. .. 3 £ T *1 M e a t .............. 49* Aunt Nellla't Populer W hole Onions......... > l*r 29* Lindsey Pitted tell cans *1 Cake M ixes...........3 ,3. kye. *1 ta Butter Seuce. Buds lye Duncan Hines Peas or Corn . 3 ’I T 89c A Mince Ripe O lives............. 3 Spinach Souffle ^ •- Green Peas.............. 2 « 39* Green Peas .. 5 '5” $1. Sleatfer's tretta -v — fiW .- M i . I______ «---- -- ------------ u ------ Birds lye tro t.a lb. - — —— s 39c . . . Greets Giant Garden Femetie Borden's 1Pi neaps la-lepra ms. Whits, Yetlew, Swiss Ch satiate. Da. Hi teed and Detp Dark Chats lata) 49c Mrs. Smith's Pumpkin.Cuiterd ay - w- Mince Pies . . . . 2i'£ 39c Velley trait Whele (plat 50 Ptampsl [Strawberries .. L I 89c io o EXTRA' FREE ^ i b o Jfl O ra e n S t a m p s ■4A 41■ifaaiwm m i evrebeta a(t Micrin Oral Antiseptic 14-o*. hot. 98c Ducklings........ __ mmmmx lo o ^ v y ^ io o G re e n S ta m p s V * Ola eaum- mJ H n h w aTi Toni Tome Hair Rinso largo lise $1.00 plus tax ........... w,-r . « ... as. It44 ★ Swlft'a Premium Gev't.-inspected Quick Frosen Grade A Shipped Eviscerated ★ ★ lb. 4 9 s MON.-TUES.- Instant Coffee $1.49 Chase tr Seaheea Alt Oriadt Swlft'a Premium Gov't.-Inspected Quick FroecR Grade A Shipped Eviscerated Coffee ......... V.H $1.53 Capons...........................I.. 69* Kraft's Thousand Itlead lW(SVaT« Y W B O PRICES EFFECTIVE ★ Chase 6 Jenhera WED. NOV. 23-24- J R O r e e n S ta m p s vilk 4 it m i i r anJ iwdieM ah * McCormick's Pure Bloch Pepper ^ _ 4-os. con S9c c? 25, 1964 Dressing ......... !£T 59c Pamper B.yulor Grade A Gov't.-Inspected Quick Frasen Shipped Evisceratod Fancy Cat Foo d ....... 41c Plump Geese .......................... lb. Swift’s Premium Gev't.-lnipected Shipped Grade A Quick Fraeen Eviscerated Butterball (• to 14 Ik. avg.) 59* Pampsr Sauey Cat Fo o d ....... 2i ” 47c Stuffed Turkeys...........». 49* Swift's Premium Sandwich Chubs or 8 -o x . ► O W “4 J eY W | _ Braunschweiger..... k JW O r e e n S t a m p s O ysters......................... £ 99* WO Ala (auyaa m4 yuniiau at. Volley Frott Whole Strawberries 2-lb* bog 89c espiret Mod , Noe. 1». 1M4 » O W V aT* Y W J 7/ O r e e n S t a m p s wtih h » ampaa md i m l u l at; Swift'. Pramlum Smehiat ar P O ilJH SAUSAr.t 12-ox. pkg. 69* Fresh Georgia or North Carolina e d o w n p ro d u ce fane • LARGE CRISP PASCAL CELER Y Kellogg's Herb Seasoned Crouton* Croutettes................. 35* 69c Wod . Now It INI E t e IMMJlMMgM i B iw k h k w i Reynold's 18" Heavy Dirty Aluminum F o il........15n!i' 65* S ta lk McCormick's Pure (plus 50 itampel jR O r o en S ta m p s Black Pepper............ 4," 39* u t h i, c . i md paiSiu at; Local Authors m CBM P O P Bartlett w«s. <*». si. m s Fish Like h w t -u r it k Harmaa'a O S. C aet.d as Sahad 1 U C I0 HAM 6 - o s . Dkg. 6 9 c Wert, Noe, 11. IBM E L m mIMMMJUUl lo w w s a n w i J jf Q ro o n S t a m p s «tO Ola« »d asrdiua ah Holloway House Baked Potatoes 12-ox. pkg. 3 9 c unm WM.. stay. is. Its* H w y . 17-92 and Crisp Western Pre-Packaged C a rro ts • • • 2 p k g *. 19 Onora Dr., Sanford Rod or Golden Deiklew* A p p le s • • • 4 lb . bag Abo ovailaklo for your Thanksylvlng Feast . , . Endive, Iscarole, Watercrest, Mushrooms, Green Onions, Romalne Lettuce, Chestnut!, Walnutt, end njony other treats to make your meal complete! *, Seminole Plaza, C a sse lb e rry �By Maryam Mite T)m Paradise Point Hobby Club bold lte first Norm box meeting M D m bon* *1 Mrs. G tea CeOard *a B olter A m is Boor Lake. Special (M ill v o n Mr*. CollaN'e daughter, Mrs. Kay Fny. and a neighbor, Mrs. Graca Croon. This club noota otory oth­ er * « k and member* maks many docerathr* article* as vstl as many useful Item*. At present they an working on Christmas gifts tbay will b* axebanging within Uw club. Others present for the masting were Mra. Mattie Hol­ ly. Mrs. A. P. Smith, Mrs. Prsd Smith, Mrs. 3. N. Pattesea, Mrs. Prod Gick, Mrs. Robert Maplesden, Mrs. Olhrer Hahn, Mrs. Edward Parrott, Mn. Daniel 0. Brooks and Mrs. W. R. Johnson. Mrs. Gerald SehclfOr, a regular member who was hos­ pitalised at the time neupar­ ing from surgery, has returned homo and la convalescing satisfactorily. The club's nest meeting will be the Cbrietmae Party and win ba bald Da*. 10 at tha home of Mrs. Brooks, 3101 Ce­ celia Drive in Bear Lake. TASTE n STRAINED Gospel Concert Staled Nov. 27 Annual Gospel Concert spon­ sored by tha Sanford Fire Dopertinent for ths Plremen'a Benefit Fund will ba beld at I p.m. Nov. 27, at the Civic Cantor, Psitursd siagori in the con­ sort include the Florida Boys Quartet, tha Rebels Quartet, Pathfinders Quartet and "D ig J im " Walla. A e fm b m e n ti o f hot dogs, toffs* and aoft drlnki will be served by tha firemen. LIMIT • 2 W ITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER Far Your Holiday Boling*§••••Amarlcon Baauly Gorden Circle PRE-MAR a PACKED IN HEAVY SYRUP m tajcjirt Shows Display For Holiday By Maryann Miles Articles on tha theme "Noel Novelties," made by members o f the Dear Lake Garden Cir­ cle for the Orlando Garden Club's Chrlatmaa Trea Lana Dec. 3-1, were on display at a recent meeting of the local g r o u p held at the home of Mra. Vernon Herring, ton. During the busalnasa seeelon, with Mrs. C. L. Drunk, president, presiding member! diwueied plane for partlci* paling In exhibits at tha Central Florida Fair to ba held In Orlando atartlng Feb. 14. Fair them* this will be "100 Years o f Progress Under Five Flag*.'' Dear Lake ladies will be busy sewing dresses e f Co­ lonial design at their them* wilt be "F n g liih Herttate In 17fi3 *• Next meeting o f the group wili be Dee. 16, home o f Mrs. William Massey, 1314 Lake Asher Circle, Dear Lake, for the circle's annual Chrlitmat Party. Ma x w e l l f/HOUSI MAXWELL HOUSE CRISCO 1 LB CAN SAVE 28* FYNEBAKE 3 LB CAM SAVE 18* Westminster Women Meet l.t The W om an's Association of the Westminister Presbyterian Church of Casselberry met recently at the home of Mrs. Gordon Dillon on Urightun Dr., Howell Park, for a Thank Offering service. Mra. Lucas Grila was in charge of the program with several mem bers taking part. The Thank Offerings go to worthwhile projects such as medical work among the In* diins o f the Southweet. col* leg* scholarship*, the fund (or educating foreign students In this country. The hostess. Mr*. Claud# Dean, s e r v e d refreshment* of apple sauce, fruit cake, coffee and nuts. The fam ous old Santa Fe Trad ran from western Mia* souri into New M exico, a distance o f 780 miles. Mr. Jim Hubby fa no long­ er associated with air In any capacity. I will not be responsible far env com­ mitments mad* by aim. E. II. MrAleiandrr, Prra. Mac's Oil Company, Inc. / TINY TENDER MORTON FR O ZEN FOAMY LfSUEUR PEAS LIQUID DETERGENT H GAL 79$ RED CROSS WHITE OR COLORS PAPER NAPKINS • 10 BOX 10* MARTI MINCE e PUMPKIN * APPLE • PEACH * CHERRY e COCONUT FR U IT P IES DUTCH ANN. STUFFED OLIVES S-l/4 aa 29f PINELAN0 MIXED 1602 SWEET PICKLES CANS CH0C0UTI COVERED LADY FAIR MINTS PILLSBURY Whir*, Yellow, Chocolate Fudge, Double Dutch ■ ROCK'S LIGHT OR DARK CAKEMIXES , 3 $1°° ChtK.CoveredChemes JAR 33* UNIT GREEN PEAS 29. 2 V « : ou 8 f t LIBBY'S PROZBN u «t3 9 t •ox 49< HIIBLf R'S SALTED MIXED NUTS PIE SNELLS LIBBY'S FROZEN MIXED VEGS 2 % * «'o w 8 f t LIBBY'S FROZEN CUTCORN 2 TSaT" 8 f t LIBBY'S FROZEN 5ft RABY LIMAS 2 34c i P0LY Q Q . BAGS ' 07$ i*iiiiBB8i8iBB*iBBBiiiBiaiiiii ill BSil ill lie •■aiEBiaaiaiaiiiBiiMeiBDiiiiiBiBUiBiiiiiRiiiBifiiaiiiiiiiiitiiiihaayBi aBf ib aaai i ai na SIIIIBII11BBB8B8i n bibbi i i i i i i ii ••aaiiiiBBi vi ill ibiibbibii BBBBiiiiilia n ail bi aalaiiBiiaaiaaaaaaaaaiigiigiaiiaaaBBiaaiaMi FOOD FAIR FIRST n FAIR FIRST �ffft n k iim m V ts fe r f t k r ii WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2f. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Thanksgiving Foods Plenty, Priced Right FO O D WASHINGTON lad ij F a ir TenderYoungBroad-Breasted TURKEYS LADY PAIR DEEP & RICH PUM PKIN P IE W * *U 8 TO 17 LBS 39 LADY PAIR let QUALITY FRU IT CAKES ■ w lft'i BatUrbatl |4 9 Banana*, grape*, orange*, and pear* are good fruit buya thia week. And aepeciaUy abundant tuppllea of onion*, potatoea, apple* and eranberriea are in itore for the chopper. >m 4 8 9 Shirley Smith Circle Meets AM P in a a f C ray Turkey# A U » Available A t Slightly Higher Price*. nillllllllllinM IlllllllllM IIIIIIM IIIIM M IIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllim illll YOUNG DUCKLINGS, BAKING HENS OR ARMOUR BONELESS PORK STEAKS . . 49c CAN PICNIC 3 MAYFAIR FRESH CARDINAL SLICED CR. CHEESE CORNISH HENS 39 LEAN MEATY FRESH PORK BUTTS LEAN MEATY FRESH l.39< t.49« BACON 1” CHEESE SAUSAGE OSCAR MAYER A LL MEAT BROWNIES FRANKS FRESH PACKED STANDARD COOKIES OYSTERS »#•can89c BETTY CROCKER REFRIG. SUGAR PEELED 1DEVEINED COOKIES SHRIMP .ox39c BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH ARMOUR BONELESS GROUND BEEF J f l " CAN HAM 4 ci»»2H J Farmer Gray Tu rke y! M ADOniON TO THI STAMPS YOU ttCtrVI WITHYOU* PUtCHXSt. 11 * -----------------------IWOAPTU. 1 1 -2 5 -6 4 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a * SHOP FOOD FAIR FO R A COMPLETE VARIETY O F KOLI DAY BAKING NEEDS DRIED FRUITS, DATES, NUTS, u.69c Batty Crocker Raltig. Choc. Chip .ox 39c ANY YOUNG BROADBREASTED 3i..l» BETTY CROCKER REFRIG. FUDGE >°x39t WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASI OP 2 ... 89c MORRELL FRESH PORK ROLL ci 59« November m u tin g ! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ■ tb*TheShirley Sm ith Circle • HORMCL "CURE I I " HAMS • MORRILL l - Z CUT HAMS • AZALEA HANDY HAMS LB CAM WISCONSIN SLICED AMERICAN LEAN MEATY BAR-B-Q SIZE , SPARERIBS . . 29« FREE EXTRA AVAILABLE FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PLIASURI.... - Broccoli, cabbage, carrot*, celery, cucum ber*, green*, lettuce, pepper*, radiehee. equaab, and aweet potatoea ar« filling vegetable bln* acroie the nation. 2/1 FRUITS AND NUTS ih i CUPI) T r a d l t i a a i l Think* gWtng food*, euch a* turkey*, poUtoe* tad eranberriei, art W good aupply and attractively p*icad at this week’* market*. Addition*Uy, planty of fruit* and rentable* await tha week'a aboppen. Turkey* top the lilt la meet buj», with broiler-fryer*, beet and pork route, and ham* running a do** aecood. Eggi, canned pink utmoa, fiih •tick*, and U*h portion* com­ plete the outlook for protein 2460 P A R K A V E . 18 TO 24 LBS V m ll P ill ,-A—Nov. 23 , IMA thlbuacP* FANCY SHRIMP p i t c i a xt cpa MERCHANTS G R IEN STAMPS _______ A L I - ARMOUR B O H C L C tt l (JUPCANNED HAM .js n E s s s n ■ - - 2 2 j !a of of Pinacreat Baptlat Church waa held recently at F ellow ihlp Hall. Opening devotion waa given by Mr*. Lucille Abrame end o program entitled, “ W archip Through In tercesio-y Prayer” was presented b y Mia. V. M. Smith with anma of tha membera participating, Preilding Chairman M.-*. Harold Sherwood welcom ed new membera, Mra. W altar Lang and Mra. Caaey Dunn and gueata Mra. Mamie T ay­ lor of Sanford and Mra. K al* Wigglna of Baacum. A Chrlatmaa ba ik et fo r n needy family will be the De­ cember Community M iaiion project. The meeting adjourned with the membera attending the General Meeting o f tha WMU, which waa held In the Church. Refreehmenta follow ­ ed with Mra. R. C. Whitmire in charga. Thai# attending were Mra, llarold Sherwood, Mr*. A dwon Clark, Mr*. V. M. Smith, Mr*. Harold Davie, Mr*. Lil­ lian Ravrll, Mrs. Lucille Ah* rami, Mri. Daiey H om e, Sira. Waller I.ong, Mra. Fred Gray, Mre. f a i r y Dunn. Mra. Johnnie Herrin, Mra. R. C. Whitmire, Mre. D. F. Monday, Mr*. S, L. W iggine, M ri. Voile William* Jr., Mra. C. L. Kit*Patrick and g u e iti. 95 Fare Dodders Trapped I n Cheek LONDON <UP1> Kara d od jeri on London'* dutriet line aubway Iraine had a total of |2.jno in fmea and court cn»ti impoeed on them. The 95 were trapped In a four-hour rheck between IUrone Court and Wimbledoa Sept 23. FANCY RED .SW EET POTATOES CRISP FRESH PASCAL CELERY -------K>< kelut, *e* heeiem « * heeleta ef gift* w4 Werwtbe* ebrwt th# ety, etir la g e u lu heepitehtf, aed m l he** a p ee* * ead OCEAN SPRAY FRESH M gUfel * CRANBERRIES :,.- 25' Virginia Pelrnekl r . a . H«x 12 11 Sanford MERCHANTS C R EIN STAMPS J J MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS } ! M IR C M X T S G R IE R STAMPS | j MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! j MERCHANTS GREEN STAM PS j j MERCHANTS G RIEN STAM PS * ■ MERCHANTS G R IEN STAM PS • FO O D Ae? Three >•■*• FAIR ______ L » tgaggeaet^ywi — II fl*$ONNA 5TAINLE1M • I jf f f i l •!* aia»«»a»BSrae«iVB<ytvt»e«MMr» I J K E I IHJ*CT0R BLADES \\ *9*17} * •* t m KLEAR ** *. I M • r ,** \U ' t 11 *e I ! ! C ZlD LADY FAIR Me* ILL Claae.ea Breed e* ! S (&£> VOf ••*#M MOudi 11 • • la ■>wi * *+W*^BW W eWH** -rawurag 1f j * ''I < FI RSIr M' Ij ! • **•■ CAN JOHMION'l CZXD wMaeewxjag RAWLY IIZI-DAM DEODORANT iAUUU BIO ORMIHTHOL till *-•**■«»•- JO* i T O it* SHE \ J (& £ ) POLIGRIP •■**a**** S3®» V ^ eM »(| iu t«,w M a*W g% «**g l l j J (**•*«*.» M rieM•«*«•>• }* (£l£) SHAVING CREAM fh yllla Rugrnetein PA 2-425 * Lnka Mary Nora Norria T E S.1KU B. SemlaaU Mildred Haney a aa-5* i i FIRST Deltona Mary Geltiaga 2M -W 42 Sophie Hataea **5 -11 *2 Dellary 9 �Horoscope Fo re c a st ia d find all problems cu lt fo r over • all know the meaaa b y can gain a greater with other*. An big im ile belpe much. (Hatch SI to April A R IE S 19) V eka e point te get to your barber ebop o r beeutielaa early, but take care not te apend overly much later fa r recreation. B e m ore proficient In ekilled work. Make p rog, reaa. H-X3 "WeB, If a been nlee meeting your husband. You knew, be r—Undo me a let of my Oearp T By Dkk Turner CARNIVAL TAU RU S (A pril 30 to H ay 20) You have virion concern­ ing whet m int be don* to hove m ore aeeure itroctur# under you in A H . Take It ve­ ry eaay a t home In PM or there la argument. Be poised under pressure*. , GEMINI (M ay SI to June S I) Keeping appointment* o f either a business o r a person­ al nature are a must In A H . Later, correct any errors in reports, ate. Use car* In rou­ tine w ork, since speed can cause mistakes. MOON CHILDREN (Jun* 22 to July 21) Conditions about you can be Improved greatly during tha day, but guard against depression to ­ n ig h t Be eure to handle all business affair* elevtrly. Get property toned up. N»UU_MAV» SPEAK r L LOUDCe / 1 B A ZO O */ LO U D W . PUASF/, OUR ANCESTORS th X 3 SOlUJNTVaU UkBTDkNOWf <0E u w rfeM 0rite>N eua?M autaH 'Your Junior went to his room Just aa soon aa you UfftS It teems that’s whoro ho keeps hit houseW PH X^TO O ^a ACCORDINGM flUPI wrecking equipment!** T D W e A L & M te m x x U TO' TIZZY By Kate Osann in II TOUVlMMCFfUA aura don't build pyramid* Ilk* thay uaad to I I can hear the family next door talklngl" kvto*Mncmi» J SHORT RIBS W fio N T o ie •3AU, MAN? 1 HWPEUJ6.W8& . 60ISG1D HANE A SQUAfiS T yen ever baby sH the Bailey kids, have your mother phone every half hour te make eure you’re all right!- American Songs w^c-;i_ur- • Heetitly mvni ro te Vector* 10Dainty 11 Rlctuing vst 1* Into CrinuUA n uouui BUGS BUNNY StUfortify IA M W W Mtriot NMMy M 'O J V S K S S b. XT Reiere* a a i 3SPhh lflCtoht SOAltiria M Soak flat M Muscat | tor two V ito * PmsintlM asMar la Lyra MOotoeae *f Watts- KEEP WJCTCHIN'AMr U M M S KNOW V M M w w icru. ONE DOT. V W E OOKBi , UMTIL THEY FAUOfFC*ITfU.yBU TO PUT t « DOWN- WWICMeVTR . HAPPENS FIRST, kNoay mv ham* INHAT'S HOURS? 1 MEAN-YOU MOST HAVE A RE6UIAH > you haj* c - SppeHelW U Hasten IT Taut to Ranr 43 Pht* iuna 43 Dirt* Matrons In Netherlands 4S Com m int enCmnxtrK rath 4? Little Itrow 4SSmall itUaS S3Crew try LEO (Ju ly 22 to August 21 ) Going after personal o r business aims In AM can bring fine results, but see that yon are not too demanding. Know w hat your true position la with others. Y ou have a per­ fe c t right to know this. VIRGO (A ugust 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Private duties can be quickly handled ao that you hava free time for mora Important thing* just around to com er. Get property fixed, add color, beauty. Inereaao happiness with music. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Better handle any important affa irs eacly alnca later you eoutd Irk others when planets are not so fav­ orable. Safeguard friendships. F orget the social fo r today or tonight. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Be sure you handle outride matters con­ scientiously and prove that you are an upstanding citUen. Prepare fo r those new out­ lets in which you ara Inter­ ested. Bum the midnight oil. SA G ITTARIU S (November 22 to December 21) Novel Ideae and situations can bo quite fin* now, but you havo to weed out the poorest. Get a t letter writing early. Avoid overly • glam orous person from out-of-town. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Y ou can han­ dle both personal and mar* cantlle a ffa irs in sarly morn­ ing, but avoid some condition where Jealousy could m u lt . Think before you a c t Be ac­ tive, dynamic. AQ UARIUS (January 21 to February 19) Get any problems w ith associate* be­ fore lunch, alnca rather trou­ blesome matter* arise later. However, i f you do what waa promiied, this will blow over quickly with other*. Be fa s t PISCES (February 30 to March 20) Keep working with vim at whatever Is before you, but then placate an Irate co-worker. Do not let anyone throw you fo r e loop. Take care of that health problem tonight. IP YOUR CHILD IS BORN TO D A Y, he or ah* will re­ quire much praia* and en­ couraging words and will re­ act violently almost at being ridiculed, but you find that gentility w ill produce marvel­ ous results. There la an avid hunger for good literature end foreign languages can be learned with true facility. Give a good education and aa many other advantages i s possible, Pin* career denoted. “ The Store impel, thay d o not com p el” Whet yea make of your Ufa is large­ ly np to Y O U ! Carroll Rlghter’ a Individual Forecast fo r your sign for De­ cember Is now ready. For your ropy send your birthdat* and 11.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Box 1931, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia. RECORD ROBBERY NEW YORK (UPI) - Ths New York Giants act to allUm# major league record when they itole M7 bates dur­ ing the m l aeijoa. — �r W hy D o The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 1. La* * f t SO. Hm m Appliance* LOST: 4 Month! old Bteek ALL Typaa of taw m ajor Ap­ pliance* at Draatk Dtecmmt. Puppy with Yellow Collar. Call 122-MU J O B Tradlas Call £2-6170. Foot, l i e .. IMS I . Oraace LOST: Bifocal Claaaoa. Call Trail, Orlando. 222-4701. •|t fa a fa rl SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Do you Sara a drinking prob­ lem Writ* P. 0. Boa m i, Mil 1 1 ! 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Caaaalht r r /, Btmlnolt C o u n t/, F lo r1.1a. umi.r (ha Matltloua aama n l, Bamlnola A A W n »at Baar Drlva-ln. and that wa Inland to ragtalar aald nama * lth tha Clark or tho Circuit Court, ■amlnol* Count/. Florid*. In arcordanca with th* provlalona nl th* Flrtltloua Mam* aiatutaa. t o -a l t : Barilon ll» .# » Florida ■ Ututa* HIT. ■ It: Jntaph F. Kruplnakt Cva M. Kruplnakt Publish Nor. It. 14. !># I*. ttO* CO '->4 la Ik* Caarl *1 tka C n ootr Jada*. baailaala C a a a lr. F lar•da. la Prabat*. la rat Kalat* af M A R T J A N E P B R B IO O Ottabaad T * All Cradii*** a*0 Far***. Mat la* Claim* a* D *m a* 6s Apalaal Bald Balaiai Tou and tach of rou ar* h t r tb r notltlad and raq u lrat I* praaant an* claim * tad daman da which /a n , a r althar at yo , m ar ha«a * f* ln * t tha aatatt ar M ART JA M * P B R n u iO i dteaaatd. tat* af aald C o u n t/, to th* C o u n t/ Judp* of ttamlnulo Count/, Flo rid a, at his orrict In lha court houaa or aald Co unt/ at fanfnrd, Flo rid a, rrom th* tlma at th* drat pub­ lication at thla notla*. T v * aaplaa *1 it c h claim a r demand ahall b* In wrltlnp, and ahall atat* th* plac* ot rttld tn c* and pnat otlle* addrtaa or th* cla im ­ ant. and ahall b* aworn to b / th* claimant, hla a ftn t. or a tto rn*/ and aecomp*nl*4 k / a ftim e <«• a* «n* d a llir and auch claim ar dam aad not 10 ftltd ahall b* * »I 4 /a / Thalma Franraa J o /e * Aa Kiarutrli or th* I^aot W ill and Tastam ant of M.UtT JA N E r K lllt lt lO , da«-aaf#d BTF.NBTItOM. DAVIS a McI n t o s h Attorna/a for Ks»<-i«trlx Pntl O tlirt Hoi llln Banrord. Florida l i n t Publish Nor. Id. 33. 3* A 7. t i l l C O U -ift Use. ASK about ous Trial Purchase Plaa o * Bang Instruments. CARD or THANES Bukur's Music Shop. 222-7RI2 P la n a accept my warmeet thanks to All and E w k o f Plaao S«rvtettf k you Ibr Kindness ihowa ma Gene Cumbte - » M 1 during my aecldest 1 am most grateful to u c h o f you WURLITZER spinet P la te, lor flow eri, e ird i, donatio**, M odem Limed Oak Finish tatophoM c illi and vltlU . MM easts. 322434$. Spocltl think! to Brlseoa Fuseral Horn*, Dr. 0 . H. PIANO— Lester spiaat, mabogany, with Soiovox, (too Starke and the HoapiUl cash. 3220327. Fam ily. M iy the Father o f M ercury ever keep and 32. EqaiRRMRt B ias! you for hli service. Sincerely yours, Hsynae Office Mschtaa Co. Rtv. A. A. Fields toil W. ink St. 4. Beauty Care 10. Poultry • Livestock JERSEY Heifer Calves, good stock $10, up. Falrglade Jar•ey Dslry, Geneva. ____ 37. Moving 4k Storage Local k Long Distant Adams Trsnifer k Storage 322022$ 322-4471 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds m n SANFORD FEED STORE Sunflower Seed — Wild Bird 12. Special Notices Seed— Jim Dandy Dog Feed —$3.71 for 30 lbs. Includes NUMISMATICS Tax. All Types Supplies — Folders 330 Sanford Ave. 38 3 for $1.00 POW ELLS OFFICE SUPPLY 50. Mite. For Sale 15. Special Service* RICHARD'S TREE SVC. Free estimates, Licensed 4 Insured. Ph. 323-0300 A & B CONTRACTORS BILL'S BARGAIN BARN o i lO.ooo Items 1300 Grapeville Ave. 2-PIECE living room suite, cheep, t platform rocker, sm all clectrie heater. 322* 1743. CLASSIFIED INDEX l — i,o it * round 1— P*r*on*l* I— X * * «i7 Care I —Day N u rm i* * 4—C h ild C*r« I — Dos*— Cat*— r * t* to— I.lro to c k II— Spaclal Nolle** IS— Cotarlnp IS— Plac** l* K*t IS— Spaclal a«r*lc*» IS— Hwlmmln* Pool* IT— Ja n ito rial S.rvlca* IS— D o-lt-T ou ri*lf IS— Bulldart Suppll** ! * — Concrct* Comtr. SI— Horn* Raptlr* SS— Plumbing SS— Painting SI— W all Drilling I I — Air Cond. A Ranting SI— R *dl* > Talsvlalsn IS— Photo * Equipment It— llom t Appllanc** I t— Mualoal tnairumanl* Jl— Butin*** Kqulpaant IS— Job Printing I t — Upholntary IS— Vacuum citanar* SI— Moving A aiorag* IS— Egttrmlnalor* IS— Plant*— Flower*— S tate »»— Mlac. For Sal* SI— A rllclta For llta t IS— Swap or Kachans* SS— Wantad To Buy SS— Furnltur* Tor Bala SS— Antlqu** Far 1*1* SI— M ona/ To Loan I t — Burl**** Opportunltlaa I I — M an */ Wantad SS— Savina* A La** IS— Inauraac* •»— Schoola A laatruatltM 7*— Km p|o/m **t Xarrl*** 71— Mala II.Ip Wantad 71— Fatnala llalp Wantad 71— Mala or Famal* llalp 71—Stal.a llalp Wantad *1— Situation Wantad • l— lucoma Pr*p*rty IS— llualnta* Prop.— Bat* IS— Itaal Kalat* Wantad I t — lltal Kalat* Salt I I — Bualnaaa Ranttl* 50— L o ll For Bala » l — Farm*— (lrovaa SS— Oul af Slat* Aar ta g* *5— lloutaa For Sal* S«— llou ia t— Sat* or R **t 51— lloua* For Rant too— Itaaort Ranlala lo t — Traitor a— Cabana* 107— Mobil* llonraa—Bala I I I — Mobil* Horn**— n*n| 10*—'Tralltr Spaca— Hint 1CJ— Trallar Lota— Sal* t« « — Apartmanta For Itaal ta i— Kooma Far Itaal I I I — llotat Itooma 111— Kantal A a **i* 111— Wantad To llant IIS— Autoa For bala t i l — Autoa— Bala or Trad* t i l — Trucka For Sat* ISO— AutonmtD* Sarvle* I I I — Fcooiar* A Cpataa 131— lloata A Motor* U S — Marina Xubb IIS* — 84. Real Estate • Sale I , 3, A 4 BEDROOMS t. IV*. $ 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! 122-1301 F er Complete Inform itkm See or Call Your 425-5938 FHA - VA SALES RROKKR Stensbrom Realty per, 4881. Btempar Aieaey, 3 8 ORLANDO Asatea Park. f70 SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME mo., 3 Bdrm. Unfurnished o * S acre. West side between house, 102 EganDriv*. Open, 95. Houses For 8ak City Limits and Interstate call collect Miami. Cl-1373. 4; on paved road. Clean, 3 BEDROOM, '2 Bath, screen good aolld construction, 4 2 BEDROOMS, Oak floors, Til* ed petto. Ph. 323-0A6I. bath, enclosed porch A Car bedroom s, 2 baths. Here's port, K itches equipped. 2400 READY TO MOVE IN country living and low taxes New 3 it 4 Bedroom Homes, Orange Avo. Pb. 38-1974. for a price ot $12,00$ with 1-2 baths. So. Longwood area tt.000 dow* and $82 a DUPLEX, furnished, 1 bed­ —Trades considered, aad month. room, n e w l y decorated. we’ ll build o o your let. Semi­ Adulls. Another available nole County's Leading Build Dec. 1, 322 3410. or HAROLD LOGAN Investment A Realty W. ORLANDO, 3 Bdrm. Un LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. 11$ N. Park A ve. 381171 furnished house, $70 m o , 110 Sales offico: So. on U. S. 17 Fairfax A va Opon, call col $2 to Dixie BeU Dinar, turn G RIEN BRXAR l t d Miami 431-1373. right one Mock on Seminole Choirs late avaitahln to Ave. 638 3911. G m n briar at Leek Artec 101. Traitor • Cabana* ■verlteklng g a ll «eun*. CAMPER Trailer aU metal, Custom building U y*ur good A solid. Cooking fact•pacification*. Greenbrier n i E TIME TESTED FIRM lltits. Sleeps 2. $173. 322-0039 developed by t i l N. P irk Ava FA 3 4 1 8 K1NGSWOOD 102. Mobil* Home* • Sato 3 BEDROOM. Famtty Room, 1 BUILDERS, INC. EXCELLENT condition, 1x13', Bath, built in AppUancti, FA 2-B0T4 air conditioned. Owner. 3 8 Central Air k Hest, wall to 202 Fairmont Dr. 8061. wall carpetlnf. 322 3308. SO U TH W A R D St. Johns Realty $100.00 DOWN 55100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty V A -FH A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY . Payton Realty VW GO WEST NOTICE HOME BUYERS • • • CALL • • • MERLE W. WARNER, Realtor 70S SOUTH PAR K AV EN U E D IA L 322-3629 SANFORD, FLORIDA FURNISHED. I room House. 1303 Sanford Ave. Real Estate — lasursnce Ma Heva The H om e For You $ • BEDROOM, 3 bith, un­ 3rd. k Park A v t. 1 8 3641 furnished t mi. to base, 2 blocks to shopping center A JOHN E. FOX, school. 1 year leasa reqjilr 2848 PARK DRIVE Realtor ed . $120 m o. 381670 after 322-2420 Night 322-7495 $ p. m. 306 N. Park Ave. 323-0348 38-4148 87. Huainea* Rentals UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom 38 4824 38-3482 house, Kitchen equipped. Ph. WAREHOUSE SPACE 383431. AU or part 13,000 square ft. FURN. gar. apt. 38-2800. for lease. S w W. H. Stem- Stemper Agency v n rtc * a r B ir r T N R B T 4 T K 17 r i . o l l l l M TO JA K O tl T R B L A N D . W H O SE H IS ID K X C K A N D I. A S T KNOWN A D M IK S 7 IS r/O M A R T K R tfK * n .v . m * m oan b o u l e v a r d . APAUTMK.NT SK . H R u o K LT.V. N EW T O R K : A sw*r* 0*m *l*l*t h**tns h im 111*4 M il n it you In th* C ircu it C**rt I* and tor S*m lnot* C ount/, flo rid * , br P K U O Y JO T K B I.A N D . for dlvorc*. th* »hnrt till* *f which I* r K t t o r JO T R B L A N D . P liln ttff. «*rs«*. J A K O * T R B L A N D . D «. f»n l»n t. th«(* *r**em» *r* to command /* u t* * p p *ir *nd fit* /• * / Amwsr *r oth*r d*f*n«* or pl**dt*p h*r*m with th* C D rh *f th* C irc u it Court of l«m ln*l* C o u n t/, F l-r ld * . and **rv* A c«pr th*r*of on P U IB tlir* *lt*e**7. Mack N. Clavsltnd . J r , A lt a r * * / at t-aw. P. O. Dr*w*r X. Sanford, f l o r ­ id*. on *r b*tor* th* t lih d « / of f>*c«mb*r, A. D IS d l. or oth*rvia* d«cr<* /r * confaaao w ill b* «*t*r*d *a*ln»t /o u. Th* Saafard H arald I* d#«i*a*t*4 •• » **wip*p*r of a*n•rat clrculstl** I* which tht* •Itatton *h*U b* publt*n*d one* •tch w*«k far four c**t*cuti«* wash*. W ITN KSd m i hand and o fflc.i*l i**l of th* C la rk o f ih* C lrc a ll Court *n Hit* th* llt h 1* / *f N ov*»b«r, A. D. ISd l. (■ K A L I Arthur M. ■ *• kwlth. Jr. Clark uf C ircu it Court I I /. Martha T. V lhU n. D. C . Mack X. Cl*v«l»nd. J r , Attorn*/ tor P la ln tllf 53. Wanted To liuy Hull* i l l Sanford Atlantic N ational 30. Home Appliance* Bank Ilultdlnf USED FURNITURE, one room P. a Dr»w«r Z or houseful, tools, miac. SrtNFORD ELECTRIC Sanford. Florid* Publlth S ot. I I. 1J. t*. A D*c G E. Appliances—New A Used items. ANYTHING you have I . I»«*. to »eU. 322 2270. 118 Magnolia 3 8 1362 C L K J -II 17-$2 at Hiawatha Payton Realty HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFINO, PAINTING A INSULATING COLDSPOT Refrig. 13 ft., From Samtnola County Financing Arranged 322-2217 Self Defrost. 10 lb. freerer Prom laniard Kiohons* (Dial D ln a l) like new; Electric Range, ALTERATIONS on Latlies 4> 30" Wcstinghouie f u l l y REALTOR INSUROR SE V E R A L OuUtandmg 2 A 3 Mens Clothing. 834-1911. Auto.; Roll up Garage Door* 5 3 . Wanted To Buy 6 9 . S c h o o l* A In stru ctio n * FA 2-4991 1919 S. Fraach Ave. Bedroom Home* available I* 9x12 Galv , Complete Alum, TIX1T SHOP all Areas a.' Sanford Let us Government Owned window* mixed atsee. Call WE BUY U si« Furniture, one "W e fix everything except Show you Around! piece or houseful. Furay U. S. CIVIL SERVICE Home* after 3 p. m. 38-3801. broken hearts."—Authorized Redding k Fura. C o . 901 W. TESTS! dealer for Jacobsen Lawn MINK SCARF with S small tit St. 322-6391. mowers. Expert Key k Lock skins $30. Man's formal Tux­ Men women, IASI. Start high 1801 I . Park Ave. Service, 400 W. 1st St. 322Selection of 2, 3, and 4 edo including White Coat 55. Furnltur* For Sale as 1102.00 a week. Prepara­ FA 2-382 any time 4T31. Bedrior.ii located In virioua also. 42-44. HO. Call 322 1680 tory training until appoint­ Used furniture, sypnaaces, lection* of Sanford D R A P E R IE S - Beautiful Fa after 4 p. m. ed. Thousands of jobs open. EVERETT A . HARPER tools, tie. Bought • Sold Immediate Delivery brics, free estimates. Adam 's Experience usually unneces­ AGENCY - REALTOR Larry's Mart SIS Sanford GOLF Clubs, left handed, bag MONTHLY PAYMENTS Decorative Service. 38-2022. sary. FREE Information on 1883 S. Park Ava. Ava. Ph. FA 2-4132. and cart. $60. 322 5063; after KltOM $50.00 lobs, salaries, requirements. P te te e FA 2-2264 or FA 3 - 1 * 17. Janitorial Service* 4 38-3104. FOR THE REST HOME NEW Sofa A chilr $69. Refrig. Write TODAY giving name, HUY k Stove. 38-160$. address and phone Lincoln PINECREST YENTSCH MAINTENANCE MAGIC CHEF Gas Stove, SEE YOUR Service, Box 109, Sanford $230 MOVES IN Crib, Play Pea. Play Table, Service It Supplies ~ WILSON MAIER FURN. Herald. $82 PER MONTH Bell Tone Hearing Aid. 322 2383 S. Park Dr. 322-4S43 Buy — Sell — Trade 3 Bdrm. Ige combination din­ 4943. 311-13 E. l i t 383423 19. Builder* Supplies ing room , living room, Fli MEN'S, Women's, Children's room. For Spacious living, FkKB ESTIVATE PAINT close out ‘ t price ihnei at discount prices Low taxes, Fenced ysrd. I'pbolsterlag * M ittresi rteGREGORY LUMBER CO. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st, Nearby s c h o o l , Shopping ovating New k Used Furni­ MAN— 21-13 for Insurance 320 Maple Ave. 3 8 0300 Centers, 3 8 (>329 hy Owner. ture- Call Nix Bedding Mfg Debit, Sanford area. Salary I'atlos, Floor, Free K itim a a i Co at 70* Celery Ave plus ronimUsinn. 323 0613. send, cement, rock, pipe, 20. H ardw ar* LO CH ARBO R FA 2-2117. •teel, grease trip s, dry Four bedroom, modern, cen­ Sanford's Moat Complete wells Stepping stones. MASTER Rsrtwr, l/ingw ood For uie biggest seiecQa* of tral heat, built in stove, TED WILLIAMS HDW. PUsa, contact foil Living­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. nearly new and used furni­ washer, dryer, 2 baths, 2 car 203 E. 25th. 3224461 309 Elm Ave. ston. 322-1741 ture, w Noli'* Kumilur* carportc, storage, e v e r y Brokerage la Casselberry room has outside entrsnee, 2 1 . H orn* R e p a ir * NECCHI. Opel Arm. equipped ou 17-92 Open 4 days 9 lo 6 DAIRY QUEEN Driver, prespacious windows. M s s y to sew button* on. Monogram O ffice: 38-2U4 fer older man. 2323 Park ROOFINO REPAIR, U r g e nr other features too numerous $ Hem. Pay off balance $33. Nights: 323-079$ 60. iluHlnasR Opport. Drive, Sanford Small. Call bafore t A.M. or to mention. I acre of beauti­ 3 payment* of S7 each. 38-044$ after 3 I’ M. EUDELL, Ph. ful wooded land on Areory SANFOHD SEWING CTR. WANTED: ACTIVE MANAG­ GOOD PROPOSITION for full 2321 Park Drive 322-7388. • Lake. Phone us tor addition­ New and Used Machines. Re ER PARTNER, Mate or Fe­ time licensed Rrsl Estate 2 BEDROOM. I Bath home al details. conditioned Singers, $12 93 male, for established Tropi­ 22 Plumbing Salesman Ball Blair Agency, on large lot. Hardwood 104 S. Park Ave. 389111 cal Fish Aquarium. Other 211 S. Perk Ave , City. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS floori, drapei throughout, PLUMBING Interests prevent owner from B O A T S , Guns. Buy. Sell. Realtor large Monkey Punle tree. Ctetraetlag Repalra full time operation. Small Trade, Repair. O S T E E N 72. Female Help Wanted Carportc k separate Gar­ Raymond Lundqulit, A s m . . FREE ESTIMATES investment in business re " I , tltllDGE r is il CAMP. age with work ihop. Low FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. R. L HARVEY quired. Will consider sell­ EXPERIENCED SEWING MA­ down payment. 204 SlRford Ave. PA 2 33*3 TREE RIPENED Citru*. Na ing. P. O. Box 216. Cassel­ CHINE Operators needed. vets. We ship Albert H. PeU berry. Steady year round em ploy­ 23. Palntiag Osteen. 32S4S73 or 322-4191. ment in ou* modern sir-con322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha FOR LEASE PAPERHANGING-PAINTING FOR Fresh. Cage Laid Eggs, ditlonod factory. till IA SERVICE STATION. » years Exp.-$22-T331 2 DORM., 1306 Elliott, $8,300. ALIX O r SANFORD atop in at 2739 Country Club Good Locau ia Goal Products. • Sedans 3 8 0323 or 3234. 3418 Orlando Dr., Sanford Road. .Also Plsnts for sale. Good Treatment FOR P ita ting k Repair CaU • Hard Topn 322-4039. PHONE LOCALLY 384342 3 8 4 4 M after S. BABY Sitters wanted, start • Convertible* or apply to the GET Professional carpet clean­ Mon. Call 322 8239. 24. Wall Drilling • Station Wagona PURE OIL COMPANY ing results—rent Blue Lus­ ON W EST FIRST 8T. Com plcl* Stlrrlio* tre Electric Carpet ShamWELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, For rear automoMie bar Beauty Operator, Junior or • Ben Howland S9'» Thru 4 l's pooer $1 per dey. Carroll's gains, check the Herald class­ 3PRLNKLSR SYSTEMS Senior, at once. Miry • C h a rlie Craig Furniture.____ _____________ ified display section. All Type# aad Steen $200 . $300 Down Brown. 3 8 6601. * Bob Thowi* • F ra n k B ru tio a We Repair aad Service 940 • $60 Month 51. Article* For Kent STINE 106% Mrrhaniial Maciuae and Supply Co. RENT A BED Guarani** — 30 Day* — 207 W tod St F A 2 6433 Rollaway, Hospital. Baby 1,000 Mil** On AU Would you like to buy n horn* with m dow * paymtnlT Beds, by Day, Week, or 29. Photo 4k Equipment Ua*d VW'*. For a limited lima, th* VETERANS-ADM INISTKA. Month TION ■»l*ct*d horn** in certain arts*. REDUCED Ih* Bate* — Part* — Strvir* WIEBOLDT S CAMERA SHOP CARROLL'S FURNITURE ■•la* prirt. YOU DO N O T HAVE TO BE A Factory Authorised Dealer 3 8 3111 Cameras Films • Finishing 114 W 1st VETERAN TO Q U ALIFY. 210 S. Park Ave., Sanford 322-5612 LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with full bath and 2 half baths <123 m o.; 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath home with Family room 118 month. FHA - VA HOMES Ball-Blair Agency “ I get i real geod pa*l in the school play! I’m • stagehand l" $100 DOW N BABY Sitting, call 223-JS23. BART P1LCHKR, BROKER Personal Service Call 322-7499 35. Vacuum Cleaner* FOR ADOPTION: 2 Darling Tiny kittens, excel. IQ, boutebroken 322 1431. HAIR Stylist wanted, full or S A N F O R D ’S N E W E S T 2 BEDROOM, lVk Bath, SunHOMES. Wert 4th SL San­ laad Estates, Sanford. Low part time Call 222 3742 or ford. I Bedroom , lVk bath, dow * pay m eat. Ph. 322-1132. evenings 322-2433. FHA k VA Loan*. LMN EN­ Bale me Rent DAY CURB girl. WhRe, must TERPRISES la c .. Builder be experienced. Also relief Harold Logan, eall M8-38U. waitress. Chiek-N-Treat. Salesman ee D uty 4:1$ p. m. CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Ph. evenings 38-1397. to dark. MAIDS—N.Y. to $33 wk. RUSH REFERENCES. TOP JOBS. HOUSE, with *aw roof, stove, 97. Houat* For Rent H. water beater, attic fan, FAR E ADVANCED QUICK­ 3 BEDROOM House oo Lake. floor furnace Ik pump. With LY. HAV-A-MAID. 4 Bood Electricity. 10 miles from Pur*, garage Apt. 2382 San­ St., Great Neck. N. Y. Sanford, partly furnished, ford Ave. $10,800. 223408 or good fishing A hunting. Call 77. SitMtton Wanted 3254. 38-0311 or 38-8736. HOWELL’S AGENCY, Baby NEAT FURN. Cottage, suit­ fitting apeclaliat. Transport! able for couple. Private lira furnished. CaU 322 123$. yard. 2N$ Palmetto, Th. DAYS Work. 322474$. 38-3821. DAYS Work. 122 2713. Nsw and Used M sehlasi Sales k Rental* 114 M atnnlii 323-0441 CUT'N CURL Beauty Shop 311 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 VACUUM CLEANER Evening Appointments Repalra, parts, supplies, for Electrolux. Kirby, lloovnr HARRIETT’S Beauty Nook, Air-Way, Rrxsir, GE, etc. ■oft water. evening app'ti. Vacuum cleaner repaired at 103 So. Oak. 322-3742. your borne. Free pick-up k delivery. Serving Sanford 8. Doffn • Cats • Peta tee IS yra. CM Vacuum ReDOCS HECEIVED for Adop pair, 1114 Park Ave. Ph. tioo, boarded. Animal Rea* 322-4743. cua League, 1700 W. Mlnae SAN FO RD VACUUM SVC. tot a, DeLaod. Ph. 734-1148. Y OU R REXAIR D EALER BOXER Puppies $10. Call 222- ISM 8. Park 322-Mtl 3293. SALES • PARTS - SERVICE I lot. A psrU n K far Kami A t#$ u el 31. Mnaknl Inetnunenta 2. 95. House* For 8*1$ f r r a ll Nov. 23, 1944— Pnge 7-A 72. Female Help Wanted PS. Hotmen F o r Sale -a The Dodge Boys S e m in o le County Mta. 1601 Weal l it Strett Sanford, Florida Ellinor Motor Co. Bo. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 322-1835 (M 1-3 and 3 Bedrooms and USED Awnings A Cabanas NE'A’ QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17 92 S 372-2383 1962 N A S H U A - 2 bedrooms. $2,390. Very clean, excellent condition. Crescent City— OW $2172 10.1. Mobil* Home* 10' W ID E , N O 84908. • R en t 2-beoroom trailer. 10 x 43 ft. TRA ILER, oo Pri­ vate lot. Adults only, $60 month. Will sell. 3 8 8369. W K L A K A APARTMENTS 114 W. P i n t St. *.«4, ROBE COURT A P T ., 1 B d m . f>Furnished, near base, S IS ~ Sanford Ave. 488-438. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt $38 mo., Includes water A eleetrie. 3 8 9307. FURN. A p t Close to. Jl Cowan. 332 4011. 1-Room E lfictcte y a p t srtth p v t bath A shower, suitable * . for couple or single per en* r» r* *o r retired. All utilities toeluded in root. Ideally to­ • A asted o o lav SL, wilhto 1 block o f 2 free parking toto aad ahopptog oastar. In ­ nt> 7rtl quire at Manuel Jacoteo Dept. Store 211 C. First BL i u r FURNISHED APtTlOOB MspU. 38-0731. CLEAN, Furn. Apt. Private Entrance. 1004 Palmetto. IPS. Room* For Heat CLEAN ROOM fo r Man. 401 Magnolia Ave. 380710. 115. Autu* for Sale ’It FORD Convertible. 18-2$70l 'O l T r O R D~GALAXI e T soT r . k H.. take over payments with $100 equity, $1,700 ow* ed. Payments $73 m onthly.. Call 8 2 -4 7 8 after 3:30 p. m. 1933 CHRYSLER, A t Machete lcally $100. CaU 838-7333. i960 AUSTIN HEALY Sprite, excellent cooditton. Ph. 323-’ 8888. '63 MERCURY Mootery, 4 dr., . Hard top, Factory air, Full * ') power. Very clean, $2,208 ; by owner. Bank financing arranged. CaU 38-1368. '35_ OLDS ~ $300. CaU 38-3141 after 4 p. m. 1918, 4 WHEEL DRtVE JE E P. A -l cond. $473. or trad* for 14 ft. Aluminum Boat out­ fit in A -l shape. After 8 p.m. Ph. 3 8 9369. M cK EE USED CABS NO MONEY DOWN 701 French Ave. 323-0721 'BO B C . . - * 1964 TRIUMPH Spitfire, white with black top, tom eau cov­ er. white walla. Excellent condltloo. 380453. 3 ROOMS A Bith, turely furn­ ished, cl* in. Adults, no pd*. Call 3 8 -tS tt. NICE, Clean 3 3 8 3677. Room Apt. Ph EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 Pirk. 3 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. CaU 322 9173, after 3 Ph. 38-0611. 3 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. $33. 2101 Magnolia, Robert A. Williams. 322-1831. SOLD! 5 8 5 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES Deltona na wondst when these quality homes srtoricidia lew- $7,780. is $ ll^ a , with is little is $240 down snd $49.27 monthly! Dtiv* sut Today. Sit replica tf Woild's Fair Housi! frit udt on rivcitost. * Deltona 0m***“I Taka IsteiiUt) #4 —lilt at Dtoiry Exchange. Aid CALL ••1.4451 MACKLE BROS., DIVISION THI 0ILT0N4 COB/OSSTION ; ’ 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glana and Paint Company 310 Maanolla Ph. FA 2 4 6 8 ^ . ' Auto Glana, i t p a A Sato C avan AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 246M ALL WORK GUARANTEED 121. Boat* A Motor* 106. Apartment* for Rout $30 mo. Up Surplus City. 4 •83 CHEVY It NOVA, e x e e L * .! lent condition. $1800. Ph. 38-2283. Gateway To The waterway Rnbeon Sporting Goods » ' Your EVINRUDE Dealer 104 o-4 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3*81 17 Ft. HIGH HAT. with access- * nries, ’38. 30 h p. Johnson, rlec. slart. Mitchell Tilt Trailer. Excellent condition, . $730 Call 3 8 6643. A « to Ft. BOLT A Trailer, ressoluble. 322 38tt. NATIl BANK ^POSSESSION ft <^> $ 'SO i'orvair I78H bal. 138 •■•. _ '81 Falcon IB96 bal. $13 Mn. ; '88 Oldamubil* 1198 bal 127 mo ’ '37 Ruirk 8368 baL 438 asa. '87 Plymouth 8197 bal. 826 mn. '39 Ford 8396 baL »3l mn. '37 Ltecoln 8899 bal. 816 ma. '83 Cadillac 8179 teL |28 mn. *39 Mercury I860 t e l <27 mo. '38 Hillmaa $189 b it $27 mo. '31 Ponitac 8299 bat $17 mo. 'S3 Gldnmobil* $188 bal |26 m* '63 Chevrolet $389 bal $21 mo ‘37 Imports! $730 bal $33 mo. '33 Cadillac $299 bal. $1$ mo. '38 Chrysler $398 teL 111 me. '39 I'lymooth $888 bal. $31 mo. '60 Morcury $1894 tel $17 ma '$$ Pootlae $$M baL $32 mo. '8$ VW PU $884 beL $12 ma.. *83 Chav. PU $1*81 bal $$4 4A4T IH I / SjLKroED AVE* OPEN EVENING* Sanford. Florida 222-438$ Natioonl Rnponaeuinas lor. �TURKEYS NO. S CANS F U L L -C U T ROUND, SIRLOIN, CLUB PILLSBURY CAKE YELLOW WHITE CHOCOLATE BUSH’S SEE-A LL 4 aWa D b iiltl 1 e U CANS u A il9 | • N A V Y BEANS • GREAT NORTHERN • BUTTER BEANS • R in FLOUR ALA BAM A GIRL SW EET SEE dr.E. LONG LU A U li GRAIN KAIA A ALL L Ii RICE 3 M IXED A LBS. 8CN1.ITE ^ T O M A T O ES 3 ^ 2 ? DELTA • BLACKEYE PEAS 10 LBS. _ SYRUP i9 c W INTER GARDEN APPLE. PEA CH . CH ERRY Mix ’Em Or Match ’Em 3m™25* TENDER 79 CLOVERBLOOH PURE i-L a PACK PROUUCL PARADE GIANT SIZE LEAN TENDER PORN HERSHEY FRESH LEAN BONELESS 39> K ID N E Y AND LEA N ^ �50 Hostages Massacred By Congo Rebels Parents sa d alumni bars an extra apodal imitation to b s (o s s ts at tbs Homecoming d a le s sponsored by tbs M o­ Cape Kennedy Flooded With Heavy Rains Seminole County e e e Sanford-8eminoie Jayceei ■till have tome fertillier for eaie, Just call the Jsycee Booth end they’ll deliver it to you. s e e § > a n f e b You can 't buy the stuff San­ got yesterday but * ♦ * “The Nile of America** I m t t o ) WEATHER: Mostly cloudy with gome min thru Wednesday; high near 80; low tonight 68-70.________________ VOL. 86 United Press Leased Wire Established 1808 TUES* NOVEMBER 24, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA City fathers Monday voted to dig up another I10O or to to continue paying tem porary police guards at school cross­ ings until achool la out for the Christmas holidays. The city has been paying out 190.31 a week la salaries to three part-time guards to get children across street safely at West Side, Southaide, Sanford Junior High and Crooms High Schools. Commissioner! have appeal­ ed to the School Board for help with the school crossings and other problems but as of Mon­ day night had received no an­ swer from abcool officials. In a letter to the School Board dated Nov. 10. die city requested the co-operation and assistance of the School Board in four matters Including (b e­ sides the cross guard p ro­ blem ): The matter of a side­ walk on Celery Avenue from Sanford Avenue to Mellooville Avenue; A pedestrian cross walk at Sanford Junior High School over French Avenue, at an estimated cost o f $18,000, pend lug approval of the State Road Department; Activation of the traffic light at Third Street and French Avenue at an estimated cost of $2,600. The city's letter asked that a meeting be act up to dis­ cuss these items and brln/ them to a conclusion. NO. Traffic Signal AtaM Poses Puzzle City Digs Up $100 To Pay School Guards Rain - But M ore N eeded Locally ford e Sip Coda s r m Tucker called yesterday'* it’ s showers as "to o spotty to be of general h elp." lie said the free. Only there wasn’t cloud rover this morning will enough of I t allow ihe moisture to atay Parts of the Sanford area longer. The agricultural agent were pelted by two afternoon said "m uch m ore general rain is needed to prevent ser­ rainstorms while many near­ Thirty-fifth annual barbe­ ious damage.” cue o f Judge R- W. Ware’s Bl* by areas failed to record any bla class of First Methodist precipitation. Church will be held at 7 p.m. The weatherman promised, tonight at McKinley Hall. however, m ore rain will (all Judge W’ are opened this cla»» in 1029 and has been its only in scattered showers today. Y esterday's storm s could taachar. a e e be teen approaching from the Marines of Marine Barracks, Memo to Carroll Burke: east and ampia warning was Sanford Naval Air Statloa, to­ 8ome people are wondering if given to seek cover. They day began a tw oday field proceeds from ChriUmaa Seal crossed the city in a south­ training exercise called Ope­ ■alea in Seminole County are westerly direction and soak­ ration "Catch.” Purpose of the exercie is to going to Orange County, since ed much of the area in doing train the Marinas in the code they were delivered in envel­ 1L ope* with Orlando return ad­ Agricultural Interests ball­ of conduct for U. S. service­ dress and postmark. ed the rainfall at almost des­ men, priionet-of-war life and • • • interrogation methods, a n d perately needed and added Fuislers: Pronounce Polish much m ore la necessary to iescape and evasion techni­ ques. and polish; Job and job. prevent a loss of crops. Commencing tha exercise Dr. Frank Darby, of the Dove hunting in Leffler Central Florida Experiment was this existing problem situ­ Field on State Road 419 near Station, said this morning hii ation: A large enemy force Wagner has been closed be­ station recorded .29 of an has landed uti the Florida East Coast ami is advancing toward cause o f (he lack of doves. inch of rain yesterday. the Sanford Naval Air Station Unless more doves appear the He added the humidity had site will be closed to hunters held throughout the night at and other military basea in for the rest of the current sea­ too per cent aod with this Central K lorda. A reconnaison. This action was reported morning’s cloud cover it all sance foot patrol has been by Bob Johnson of the Fresh­ helped the parched earth. sent from Marine Barracks to w ater Fish and Game Com­ "W ith the clouds,” he said, lorate the enem y force, their directions of m arch, logical mission. "w e usually get some rain e e • avenues of approach and other and that will be a big help." intelligence information which Two separate notices on Dr. Darby said the area the same church bulletin cou|,j use about aix inches can be passed on to the Ma­ board leaves the readers in stretched over ■ period of a rine and Army units rapidly moving down from the North a quandary. Reads one: week. to meet the enemy threat. "Strong drink is your worst County Agricultural Agent During *he patrol the Ma­ enemy.'* Reads the other: Cecil A. Tucker also pointed “ Make your worst enemy to the urgent need (or more rines met a large enemy unit which cut off the withdrawal your best friend.” rain to prevent a serious loss • • • routes and captured most of of citrus. He said leaf curt Just noticed that letters is being noticed on the trees the patrol. The Marloea were from the State Road Depart­ and a fruit drop can be ex­ marched to the rear and con­ ment are dated thusly: No­ pected unless the area gets fined in an enemy prisoner-ofwar stockade Here the Ma vem ber IS. 19Safety-4. som e m ore relief. rioes will remain for the next two days unless they can man­ Goldwater supporters are a age tn escape and make their loyal lot . . one such "never W o u ld -B e T h ie f A would be thief was fright­ way back to Marine Barracks. say d ie ” individual living on The POW stockade wa* con­ Dodd Road, posted a sign on ened away Monday afternoon his property before the elec­ after he ripped a screen and structed under the supervision tion reading "This house is tried to open a window at the of S Sgt. V. C. Lawson, tha sold on Goldwater” and has home occupied by Maybelle Barracks training SCO. who » commandant” and now added the w o r d, Oliver at 1000 West 12th Street, “ c a m p I' chief interrogator.” police reported today. •STILL.” Overheard: I was married fo r eight year* before my w ife knew I drank. She found out the night I made a ml»take and went home sober. s e e on the S t Johns River > risot Council b o n 10 to 13:10 CAPE KENNEDY (U P !) SJa. after tbs gam e Wednes­ Heavy rain Monday night and day stoning at SHS cafeteria. early Tuesday flooded nearby T b s “ SssasUona” will play. low lying residential area*, • • • blocked roads and slowed m ilHave you paid your taxes all# worker* driving to work fo r 1M4T Better se t with it A spokesman at Patrick Air i f you w ant that fou r percent discount that la yours If you F orce Bare, about 13 mile* south o f the Cape, la id 9.31 p a y la November. inches o f rain was recorded s e e Have your civic club, Sun­ during a 12-hour period on the day School class lodge or oth­ Cape but only 0.39 Inches were er group told the Jaycees that measured at the air base. The Brevard County agri­ you are entering a float in the Santa Claua parade f You can cultural agent in nearby Cocos help make thle popular a f­ on the mainland measured 7.7 fa ir a real thrill fo r juot ood­ Inches on rain, 0.S Inch abort les o f kids, young and old of the record set In ISM. Several aide streets in the alike. City o f Cape Canaveral were s e e blocked by water six inches There w ill be many a col­ deep and more than a dosen lege fresh man-and u p p a r bouses in low lying areas were classmen, too — who will cut surrounded by rain water. a few claasee to be here for the Homecoming Day celebra­ COLO W EATHER tion. Schoolmates and homeSWEEPS NORTH folk s alike will be happy to By United Press aee them. And wanna know Heavy rain swept in off the ■omathlng, the Old Cloekwlnd Pacific Ocean on gutty winds e r will give you odds that ths today, drenching coastal cit­ young returnee# will be even ies In the northwest with an happier to see "th e old home inch o f moisture. Showers also tow n " — and the folka that soaked parts of the South At­ tnaka It the hospitable epot lantic and eastern Gulf states. that It Is. Fair skies covered most of s e e the nation. A slow moving cold Another, idea: the high- front edged southward -cross achool that was thought to be the upper Great Lakes and a "the rock pile" now will look warm front pushed up the “ mighty aoft." Florida peninsula. s e e Temperatures at 2 a. m. Moro atumpere: What word ranged from six degrees above In tho English language Is xero at Unestone, Maine, to pronounced the m u m but has 71 degrees at Key West, Fla. fou r different meaning* and Seasonably cool temperatures spellings T were the rule elsewhere. e e e Cold weather Monday set Then there's this one: One records from Arkansas to New England. won one f t prise. s e e The mercury dipped to 17 Answer to the itumper: degrees at Llttla Rock, Ark., W right can write the right 19 at Mamphia, Tenn., 23 at Jacksoa, Mi**., 27 i t Atlanta, rite. R igh t? Ga.t and 14 at Charleston, W. e e e Va. Some (not many) American Flags wera still flown et half staff Friday. * * * * By J alien A (eerie te W ho's responsible fo r pay­ ing tho estimated $1300 an­ nual power bill fo r operating the new traffic signals at 1-4 and 8R 434 posed n ques­ tion this morning fo r the Board o f Seminole County Commissioners. Last weak it ram s to the A $135,000 expansion o f the Geneva central office o f Southern Bell Tele­ attention of the fltats Road phone, due to growth o f that area, will be commenced Dec. I, Manager Department that a blind In­ Robert Shedden said today. A $30,000 building, with $105,000 in new tersection a t tha interchange equipment, will be installed adjacent to the present office. Service will be had been the causa fo r num­ inaugurated June 27. erous accidents. The Department Immediate­ ly Installed traffic signals and has asked Seminole ••• County to pay tha pow er bill since there are no providing fundi In the 3R D budget for such expenditures. Commission C h a i r m a n James Avery this morning GAINESVILLE (U PI) countered with the observa­ Leonard Dykes, 34, of Gainesany Snowed under with a small tion, "W e don’t have Seminole County Sheriff's ville. the pilot, was killed and funds budgeted for such ex­ avalanche of applications to Department has received a James Arthur Davies, 21, penditures, either," and he ‘ ‘ public service award” fram Gainesville, was seriously In­ permit installation o f commun added that *lt Isn't the coun­ Orlando for the part deputies jured in the crash of a light Ity television cables here, City ty 's fault that the Inter­ Commissioners Monday night change Is faulty In design." and auxiliary members play­ plane near here Monday. Avery declared, "It'a a de­ listened to representatives of ed when President Johnson four companies and then voted sign problem and It looks visited Central Florida last TALLAHASSEE (U PI) from hero that tha State to table the whole matter for month. The Public Utilities Commiss­ Road D a p a r t m a n t must The citation, framed and ion has scheduled a public further study and research. assume t h e responsibility. Commissioner! were advls- Since It Involves a federal signed by Mayor Robert Carr, hearing for Dec. 17 in Jackson­ of Orlando, praised the "ou t­ ville on proposed rite increas­ rd by City M anager W. E. highway and a primary atata standing public service and es by the Western Union Tele­ Knowles to "m ov e very slow­ road It certainly doesn’ t In­ co-operation” given the city graph Company. ly on this m atter.'' Knowles volve Seminole County." I A\>ry. continued, "B efore wa* osinmei* '<d up all v f the i agree to pay $1,800 a All available deputies and cable company representa­ year fo r the rest o f our livea SAIGON (U P I) - Anti-gov­ auxiliary members were on think tha SRD ought to duty in Orlando during the ernment violence spread today tives for his comprehensive re­ visit o f tho President. They to one of Saigon's most faih- search into the m atter which consider rebuilding tha Inter­ were given strategic assign­ kmahle schools. Screaming, he presented to the commiss­ change. S o m e b o d y really ments along with other m em ­ rock-throwing Vietnamese stu­ ioners in a memorandum prior dropped the ball, and It bers o f other police depart­ dents barricaded themselves to appeals from the compan­ wasn’t 8«mln<>le County." Tha chairman also said that inside and challenged police ies. ments on hand far the visit. to rout them out. The award reads: Knowles suggested that the he understood that the fed­ "In recognition of outstand­ city officials meet and atudy eral highway people noted ing public service and c o ­ the matter, draw up their own the faulty design and had In­ operation extended the city LOS ANGELES (U l'l) - franchise regulations and send formed the State Road De­ of Orlando Police Department One of Jacqueline Kennedy's it to the various companies in­ partment A motion by Commissioner in preparation and perform - first public appearances fol­ dicating whit the city would anco of measures necessary lowing her year of mourning accept in a franchise and what John Alexander to set up a meeting with the State Road for the safety of Lyndon B. the death of President John they would not accept. Johnson, president of the F. Kennedy will be at a fund"Then we’ll see bow many Department before the Com­ United States, on his visit to raising dinner Dec. 2 for the are stIU interested,” said mission took any action was adopted by the county board. Orlando, Florida. Ceiiars Sinai Medical Center. Knowles. "U nder any circumstances," said Alexander, "w e must co­ operate with the SRD until the Interchange can bo rede­ signed." County Deputies Win Praise For LBJ Visit Duly w u va Pilot Killed City Postpones Action On TV Cable Requests WU Hearing Vioiopcc* Spreads * First Appearance 'Enemy' Takes Marines During the exercise the men return to hi* unit. A stimulate will be questioned by the " e n - ; ing escape factor might be em y” In an attempt to gain the limited food supply of rice military information about the and fish for the I’ OWs which Naval Air Station and its air-;has been reported by the ascraft and other items which sistant cam p rommandent, may aid their campaign Men "C om rade" t B Smith. refusing to co-operate will be The Marine Barracks com ­ subjected to "the treatment" manding officer. MaJ. B. T. in an attempt to break their Chen, commented that "in all will to resist interrogation and wars. Mime fighting men have reveal information. becom e prisoners of their en­ During the course of Ihe e x ­ em y. We always hope, of ercise an alert Marine may course, that this will not hap­ find the opportunity to escape, pen, but we want to make evade the enemy forces, and sure that toe unfortunate few who are captured are awara o f their responsibilities to their country and service ami know what they have to face as a prisoner. "A 1’ OWs’ main responsibi­ lity is not to reveal, at any cost, Information of any na­ ture which may aid the en­ emy. lie then must continual­ ly strive to escape and rejoin his unit so he may again be­ com e an effective fighting man. This awareness and training we hope to aecom pllih during this exercise.” MARINE “ POW " is given the “ torture barrel” treatment in “ Operation Catch" exercises o f the M urine Barracks ut SNAS. The “ prisoner" is Lance Cpl. J. 1L Luellen and the “ enemy guard” iA H e . Harold A . Miles. 100 Flown To Safety LEOPOLDVILLE. Tha Con!• (U P I) — W ith a wild burst o f gunfire, Congo rebel* massacred at least 60 whita hostage* In a Stanteyvill* (treat while Belgian pan* troops and American planes carried out a spectacular res­ cue mission. Tho atrocity killing* in Stanleyville’* Lumumba Square took place within tight o f Belgian paratroope rushing to liberal* the whita hoatagee. Tha daring airlift wa* part­ ly aucceaaful, ferrying 100 hostage# to Leopoldville in tho first fligh t. About 20 o f those saved on the first rescue plan* were wounded. The (hooting o f the host­ age* followed a night o f rape and terror fo r Stanleyviila’a 1,000 white*, including 29 Americana. Details o f the wanton iboofeing b y the rebate, were discloaad by refugee* reaching Leopoldville, The U.B. Embaaay In Leo­ poldville reported that it understood Dr. Paul Carlson was am ong a large group o f Americana and Belgian* shot In Lumumba Square — named fo r tha late Premier Patrice Lumumba, a leftist leader who wa* murdered after tha Con­ g o won Independence. ‘ HUM ANITARIAN’ OPERATION WASHINGTON (U PI) — The join t U.S. — Belgian de­ cision to send troops on a rescue mission Into rebel-held area* o f tha Congo waa taken only when all othar measure* had failed. In announcing tha action early today, the State Depart­ ment emphasised that the op­ eration waa "humanitarian— not m ilitary." It aald the Bel­ gian troopa and U.S. planea would be pulled out aa soon aa the rescue sates Ion was ac­ complished. American officiate (aid tha decision to undertake the res­ cue operation came after a conference Monday in Nairo­ bi, Kenya, between William Attwood, the U.S, ambassador to Kenya, and rebel “ foreign m inister" Thomas Kama. Three Missing Conservation Tab Of $2,Ott Paid By City By a 3-1 vote M onday, Ctty Commissioner* voted to pick up tho tab fa r tho Sanford Chamber of Commorc* of $2,041.31 worth o f bills accrued in connection with tha recent Conservation Weak exhibition. Commissioner Earl Higgin­ botham voted a loud “ n o ” at* ter be failed la an attempt to amend tha motion to aay that tha city would pay tha tab only If the Sanford Cham ber et Commerce would agrwe to Join the Seminole County Cham ber of Com marce. “ Wa simply cannot continue to support tw o cham bers and Pm not going to vote to glvn them on* m ore penny,” be vowed. Com m issioner J o * Baker said b* felt that the city should try to su pport n a y ' p roject whereby the city receives to* vorable publicity, Sanford Chamber P m U e o t A. B. Peterson Jr. and Mao* ager Jim Talm sdge mads no indication to city com m ission­ ers whether they would cooildcr the Seminole Chamber’s invitation to join but retain their own statu* aa a division. Merchants Plan K AN SAS CITY, Mo. (U P I) — An explosion cleaved a three-itory apartment build­ ing In half early today near the downtown hub, Injuring at leaat IS persona. Three other* were m in in g and feared dead. The three— two chltdren and an elderly man— were in first floor apartments that were buried in wreckage. Bryant, Burns Still A t O dds TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Gov. Fania Bryant and Gov. • elect Heydun Burns have reached some agreement on membership o f the new Board o f Ragenta but still haven't ironed out many o f the spec­ ifics. Bryant and Burna met Mon­ day to talk over the matter fo r the second time but still felled to reach final agree­ ment. Bryant had hoped to announce the board membera a week ago but apparently found more disagreement then ha anticipated with Burn*. The new nine-member board, which will admlnlater Flor­ ida's higher education inatitutiona, takes office Jan. 1, five days before Bryant ends hie term, thus giving him the re­ sponsibility fo r naming tha members. The members Bryant names will have to ba approved by the state Cabinet and also by the state Senate. Burn* would not say after the hour-long private eetiion with Bryant what ha planned to do if he w u not satisfied with Bryant's decisions on membership. " I ’m eur* the Governor la going to protect hie position and 1 will protect my position. I expect there will b* no occaelon for either o f us to take separate action,’’ Bugas **14. DR. PAUL CARLSON But ha did not closa tha door on action after h* takes o f ­ fice to upset Bryant's appoint­ ments, although he would not g o into what ha might do. Discussion Meet Representative merchants from the “ downtown” area o l Sanford and the South S in . ford business area wilt meet at noon W cdneidiy at tfaa C*« pri Restaurant for discussion of problem s of the tw o areas in an attempt to co-ordinate effort* for promotion and beautification. Representing the South San* ford b m ln e ii men will b* George Mills, Robert Yentscla and Art Brown. Meeting with them will be John Krldcr, Seminole County Cham ber o l Com m erce m anager; B. L. Perkins J r., president of th* Sanford Merchants Associa­ tion, and other m em bers o l the Chamber board o f direc­ tors. a n m n e ifi A4JWAY1 rVRBT QUALfTY * SUPER-SIZE 100% DACRON* POLYESTER FILLED PILLOWS 2 For $6 • SOFT AND FLUFFY • NON-IRRITATING • KEEPS ITS FRESHNESS • CORDED EDGES • YOUR KEY TO RESTFUL SLEEP � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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The woman was the wit­ ness'* wife. 1 if COLD TABLETS CHARCOAL On His Own Wife LADIES' aid MOTS WALLETS SWEAT SHIRTS Italian Police Puzzled In Case A La Hollywood MIAMI (UPI) - A woman lost her bid to keep rnlWlIng fJ20 monthly alimony from her llrst husband aftr-r her eecood husband com nulled •uicido. Tha woman'* second hut bond shot anil kill«wl himself on the couple's hnneymmm and it was later discovered that he had e wife in Georgia. Circuit Court Judge Tat Cannon ruler! that Margaret Lawrence Runner Reese Beck­ ett, 33, waived claim . In (he alimony from Dr. Homer A. Reese, from whom .he was divorced last July, whether or not her marriage to Thom­ as Eugene Beckett was illegal v S A V IN O S lR AMITY WALLETS n « animal was dragged a a lto and a half because Milhowski had forgotten ha had ttod tha dog's chain to the car bumper. MUhowaU realited the dog's plight when another motorist shoaled at him while he was stopped at a traffic signal. **I turned around and I felt sick," be aatd. Me said he had taken the dog, a part Collie and Golden Retriever, with him to look for • Job. When Milkowakl went Into a plant to apply (or a Job as a machinist and toolmaker, ho chained the dog to the ear's rear bumper "to he wouldn't ffct hot M His mind was still on the Job application when he emerged from the plant. He got into the car and drove away. The dog was operated on by a veterinarian, Dr. James ft Gugllelmlno. " I think the dog’ a going to be ail right. It's remarkable,” he said. Aa bad as the dog's injuries were, Milkowakl laced his most difficult task when he had to tell his 10-year-old twin boys what happened. "They love that dog,” he said. ROME (U P !) - The cate of the kidnaped man in Un­ like trunk ptuiU-d Houdlnl Italian police today. The file raad like a Hollywood acreen script of foreign Intrigue. The characters were a Mor­ occan with dyed blond hair and two diplomats from the United Arab Republic who apparently were trying to smuggle him to Egypt. The Moroccan was found in a specially equipped trunk which would have defied the escape attempts of the great Houdlnl. He was freed when his moans for help were heard. The trunk carried ofiidsl wax seals of the UAH Embas ay hers and orders to deliver it by airfreight to the Egyp­ tian Foreign Ministry in Cairo The Morocran was carefully packed inside. Police identified the M om can as a llnqutit who spoke seven languages and said he wo'ked as an In terp ret for the Egyptian Embassy here. -i Kckord’s cask aad carry dlscoaat plan savos you 25*e of regular selllag price* oa all prescript!oas. *(qslvataae ta satleae ef It"* ta 14% aver mate eampatlthra prtcesl . c t{ • "«* # * h n ? k S&Z+X __ \\Z \m \ \ * t ‘W , TODAYI EVERY DAY! K # S E A L IY O C T O P U S No. 303 Carets Mitchell Spin nine Ueccl A Garcia 8 )i' medi­ um action spinning red. ' i ft SAVINGS * Step *1(out ScAtxd 'Duty. St&te&f |^ | ft SAVINGS ft P | 'it eftoe t» Step Ipu* Sciexd Plug. S teel/ | * SAVINGS �i * •* County Technical High School Study Okayed Seminole County c i I DeBary firemen are making the rounds in their annual drive for funds for mainten­ ance of equipment and opera­ tion of the department’s inhalator service. Each borne or business contributing is iden­ tified by a department sticker. • • • If you don't believe there are bears in these parts, you can I * V 'V ♦ ✓ 41 4 « 4 * * * * Wht 8>anfor& > Zip Cock 82771 Federal Aid Available, Milwee Says “ The Nile o f America” > By Julias Associate Editor WEATHER: Cloudy and cooler Saturday; possibly showers; high in 70s; low tonight 45-50. VOL. 56 The possibility of a techni­ cal-vocational Motor high for Seminole County came into existence Thursday when the Board of Public Instruction approved a recommendation by Supt. R. T. Milwee that the State Board of Education be asked to make a feasibility atudy. Milwee told the board that luii.vt »in* i •••»»•"•• under the provision! of the m k 4 • *Uj * % I «■ I»*JUa Perkins Act federal fund* may be available to obtain a tech­ nical vocational achool for 11th and I2th grade pupils. "Such a achool.” said Mil­ BEAUTY’S ADDED to Sanford Nnvnl Air Sta­ wee. "would help combat the tion with the arrival earlier this week o f the drop out problem and provide first feminine nur.se. Lt. Cdr. Lucille Dannan ia pupils not adapted to the aca­ shown chatting with Capt. Edwnrtl Anderson, demic projram to continue senior medical officer. Cdr. Dannan arrived here high school training in techni­ from the St. Alltans Naval Hospital on Long Most Powerful cal and vocational field*." Island. (iierald Photo) He pointed out that under In History the Perkins Act the aystem lew raloM would have the one school availahie to pupils throughout the county who would be more adept to this type of training. In other action, the board: —Named Mason Wharton and Dr. A. W. Epps Jr. to Riley and Lou Napier. work with Ssnford officials on Second p l a c e Graphics, crowwalk problems at and “ Quel Pommage" by Patricia near Sanford schools. vision for other information ns the latter me­ Kirkcberg, New Smyrna, Past REMEMBER BLACK FRIDAY of 1963? It was —Declared that from now on dium kept viewers constantly in touch with ac­ President'* Award of (50. a yenr ago on this day that President John F. no junior high school bands tivities. The Sanford Herald, right on a dead­ Governors Plaque for best Kennedy was assassinated while visiting Dallas, would be permitted to make line, halted the presses and presented this Florida Scene, “Scrubland" Texas. By the calendar, Nov. 22 this year falls out-of-county appearances. graphic account of the slaying to its subscribers. by Eliot McMurrough of lz»< on Sunday, but the Friday of Nov. 22 last year —H c a r d Administrative In minutes after the death, President Johnson dlalantlc—will hang In Govern­ is deeply etched in the minds of all Americans, Assistant Walter Teague an­ was sworn in nnd ordered the presidential jet or's Mansion. nil of the world. Stunned Americans grabbed nounce that there were 15,333 Third place oil painting, airborne as he seized the reins of government. their newspapers and read and re-read the as­ pupils enrolled at the end of “ Tropical Flora" by Eda tonishing news. They turned to radio and tele­ the second month of school. Leahy, Sarasota, DeBary C of —Submitted a request to the C award of (25. State Hoard of Education for Third place, any category, a facilities and transportation “ Motion in Time," Mary W. survey to be made at the earl­ Johnson of Ormond Beacb, iest possible date. Board of Director! award of —Awarded a IH.200 con­ •25. tract to Allbright Electric Third place water color, Supply of Winter Park, low “ Near the Bayou," If. L. bidder, on providing central Kershncr of St. Petersburg, MIAMI BJ5ACII (UPI) UIIF antenna aystema fur re­ DUDLEY FLAGLER Sanford C of C, (25 award. Eight permits escaped serious ceiving ETC Channel 25 pro“ Children stand by the flowBy Robert Cochnsr FORT WALTON BF.ACII The Jury waa composed o f Injury when the 40-foot elur.P « • U og w x ^ T BeVr By Dottle Austin DAtJ-AR — (N E A I—Rain ! and their parents three Judges presently engag­ ter M a t'G y p ,, Qu««H cxpt.nl- f . M (U P I)-S en . Spessard Holland The 37th annual state con­ Lako, Altamonte, Rosonwald ilrips , t , i.i tU« plus:it llo'v pielutts, They walk actus* I i ed In lluities and sank oft Mi­ ed in ttio field of fine arts in­ says he bclicvei Florida ix and South Seminole elemen­ vention of the Florida Federa­ ers, spreading the ink on the street to the depository and ami Belch. relatively safe from future tion of Art was officially open­ cluding W. Knu-rton Ilcitiand. tary schools plus South Semi­ handwritten note* pinned to military phase-outs auch as ed Thursday night with a re­ instructor of realistic art, St, stand by the door. They point nole Junior High. the green wreaths. Cold need­ thovc announced Thursday at ception for Stutc President Petersburg; David Reese, di­ to the window where Oawald CArE KENNEDY (UPI) the Orlando and Eglin Air les o f water bounce on the Dudley Flagler, of Lakeland, rector of Loch Haven Art Cen­ sidewalks nnd turn the lily was. Nobody says mu- h.” A new Titan 3A military space Force base*. in the ballroom ot the May- ter, Orlando, and Hiram Wil­ liams, assistant Instructor of Dallas was wounded when rocket was poised this after­ “ It see ins to me that with a pond into a boiling sea. fair Inn. The squat brick and ce­ John Kennedy was murdered noon for its second attempt to slash as massive as indicated, At the same time, conven­ art at the University of Flor­ we are getting oft rather light­ ment building* which face the and, a year later, the wound orbit * satellite on a test miss­ tion delegates received the ida, Gainesville. Awards and prizes will b « ion. plaza are dark ami streaked ly ." Florida's senior senator hus yet to heal. announcement of the names of made at the awards banquet, with water. The wet, black said. the winners chosen from the "There's talk uhout placing Saturday at 7 p m. at tho MayBy United Press About l,600 personnel will he streets glisten. A man, stand­ u memorial here somewhere," field of 28u entries from all |0Jl jn jj,e ^ jr Force base ing in the doorway of the Tex­ fair Inn ballroom. SAN MARCUS, Tex. (UPI) Blinding snow and hitter cold over Florida. They were: u Dallas newspaperman said, Spectators may view th* —President Johnson today temperatures swept d o w n cutbacks, but the state will as School Book Depository to Best in Show, "Causeway "but 1 don't think many peo­ ga.n the naval training device escape the rain, ceaselessly ple want it. They're trying to torn, a sentimental journey to across the Dakotas today on Gale" by Caroline Ives ot Win­ prize-winning paintings at the Dellary Mansion at the open­ his old college, Southwest the heels of a massive storm ter Haven, (too FFA prize. center and a tactical air com­ snap* pictures. forget—and they can't. A me­ Texas State College, where he ing of the exhibit at 2:30 to­ that dumped rain and anow mand unit. First place landscape, "R a ­ It is November in Dallas. morial would only make it received s bachelor's degree in from the Rockies to New Eng­ vine" by Seward S. Merrell, day. All units at the Orlando Air A year ago on November more difficult." From 3 30 to A p.m. today, 1930. land. Force base will be moved out 22, Main and Elm ami Hous­ St. Petersburg, (74, FFA prize. “ Nothing ha* changed the Sanford Seminole Art As­ The weather bureau said by June of 1967. The Navy ton streets were bathed in First place still life, "SUI1 ■round Healey plaza, a trinear-blizzard conditions pre­ Life" by William Hartman of sociation has scheduled a tea unit, with about 50 military sunlight, lined with people anglar strip of grass which and exhibit of local prize-win­ CHICAGO (UPI) — The pos­ vailed In tiie Dakotas with Dellary, (75, FFA prize. ami Sou civilian personnel, will straining to catch a glimpse inclines downward toward ning paintings at the Culturaf sibility «f a nationwide rail winds up to 60 miles an hour. he moved into the Orlando fa­ First place figure painting, of the motorcade which was Kim Street, where the Pres­ strike at 6 a m. Monday loom­ Temperatures were expected "Young Girl" by Pally Terry, Arts Center on Fifth Street. cility from Port Washington, to take the President of the ident was assa-sinated. And, ed more certain today despite to plunge to 20 degrees below Sarasota, $75, FFA prize. N. Y. United States to the Dallas in Dallas, where new build­ Hie effort* of a federal media­ zero tonight. At Egiin, the Strategic Air First place Florida Federa­ Trade Mart. ings sprout quickly, this Is tor to bring railroad and union Cold wave warnings were tion of Women's Club, pur­ Command wing will be elimi­ An Oviedo prison road nut on this day, the rain unusual. posted for eastern Nebraska, chase award o ' $75, "Flowers" eon g worker, identified a* bargainers lo agreement. nated by 1968 with the move­ has cleared the street* and western Iowa, western Minne­ by Elsie Upturn ot Naples. Newspaper stories or films ment of a squadron of U-52G Thomas Junior Flynt, 25, fled sota and both <>( the Dakotas. can't show distance. Hut thn bombers from the Panhandle traffic is slow nnd silent. Second p l a c e seascape, from the gang shortly before "Dear God," the note pin­ visitor sees the triple under­ facility to Barksdale Air Force "Crest" by Carol Baumgart­ 3 p. in. Thursday and is the Base. La This move will in­ ned to the plastic wreath pass just a f*'w feet from ner, Sarasota, $.V) prize. He- object of a broad search by says, ''Please take rare of volve about 1,251 people. where John Kennedy was urea police. Authorities say Bsry Arts and Crafts Club. lly Frsncr* Wester our helovrd President. We shot. Had his limousine been Second place custom design­ tin is 6-feet, 6-lnrhr* tall, At request of newly elected mi«* him very much and under the railroad bridge ed imported picture frame, weighs 167 pounds and wu* county commissioner Law­ sort of feel that even D riv e r C h a rg e d when the shots were fired, m an Swofford, the Lake "The Story Hook" by Frances wearing prison attire when A motorist identified us though he isn't here, in Noventicer 22 would have been Mary Chamber of Commerce CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)— Archdeacon, Sarasota, (.Vi by ho left. James B. Thomson of 2605 body, on earth with us, he a sensational, hut not tragic lias appointed a committee to The Arnty Corps of Engi­ Country Club Rd. was charg­ is still watching over us In day. work with him on changing neer* today announced the protert us from other evils. ed with failure to yield the Time stand' still at Henley voting districts so that all award of a (9.1 million con­ right-of-way after a minor God hies* you, I’rr-idret Plaza. The noise and rush of persons living in 1-ake Mary tract to expand the manned For An All 'llmind Kennedy, and your beloved crush early this morning at spacecraft operations building Dallas pass over it. And for may vote in laikr Mary. family. Thank ynu for be­ both for thn visitor and rea125th Street and Frrnrh Avefsoa.cl Time . • . , At present part vote in in the Merritt bland mooning nur President." Inue. Police report Thomson's idrnt, the only people near Longwoml, part in the Farm­ port. “ There are always a dozen are the gunman in the win­ er's Auction Market, with the ■ar and one driven by Rich­ The expansion, scheduled Meet For A Drink At The ard H. Jutib of Winter Park or so people around Healey dow and the mun in the open remainder voting at Loike to lot completed late next year, will provide more room collided at the intersection. Plaza,” a policeman said. Mary Fire Hall. for cheeking out the three sections of the Apollo moon­ ships. United Press Leased Wire Sanford Area Beauty Plans 'Catching On' ask brothers William and Ger­ ald Behrens of Lake Monroe. They bagged a 250-300 pound black bear Thursday morning while hunting in the county. A full color documentary of The men were reticent about a the aUrt, progresa and compicture and went about tbe pletlon of beautifying Sanprocess of skinning the bear. ford’a lakefront ia in the plan­ The Behrens may have bear ning atage of Channel 2, for Thanksgiving. WESH-TV. • • • It will be available for na­ Girl Scouts: Don't forget tionwide distribution and will Uniform Exchange Day—Sat­ itart when the area begin* urday, to a.m. to noon. At the physical phase o f the pro­ Holy Cross Parish House at ject. Fourth and Magnolia, it you Tom Gilchrist, vice presi­ can't be there, call 322-6768 or dent and general manager of 322-7MO alter 5 p.m. and tell Channel 2, planted the firat what you have or need. seed at the Seminole County • • • Chamber of Commerce meet­ For the information o( those ing last week. who attend meetings of the He urged the Chamber and Seminole County Board ol o t h e r county organisations Public instruction, the next and individuals to Join in regular meeting is dated for concentrated effort to make Dec. 10 and a special meeting the lakefront so attractive has been scheduled for Dec. that it would virtually com­ 17, pel motorists to leave Inter­ • • • state 4 when they see It. Did you know that Seminole “ Seminole County ran easily County was eligible to receive become one o f the most beau* fundi for five exceptional child tiful, most talked about, most teachers during the current desirable communities in this school term but was unable state and in this nation,** Gil­ to get more than three auch christ told John Krider, teachers? As a result the state made the funds available for Chamber executive manager, the other two teacbera to other in a followup statement to his county school systems. "We speech. Gilchrist wrote, Krider that Just couldn't find two more tracers in this field," remark­ he is "overwhelmed by all the publicity and reaction to ed H. T. Milwre. • •• my long-winded and rambl­ Somebody walked away with ing dissertation.” Ilia idea has caught fire ■ welding machine and allied equipment by tearing off a and K a r 1 y I e Housholder, door to the air conditioning Chamber president, has named and refrigeration shop at Ly­ u committee to push the idea. man High. The school board Temporary chairman o f the last week also heard a report committee is County Commis­ that a record player was fil­ sioner John Alexander. Gilchrist says he is pre­ ched from the Goldsboro Ele­ pared to make a documentary mentary School. • • • of the project from its Sturt Did you eat chicken bar­ to its conclusion. becue and bear theMarching “ Now that Channel 2 Is Seminole band concert Satur­ equipped to transmit color day night at the Elks Club? film,” the television execu­ Tbe highly regarded group of tive taiii, I am wciking on musical showmen (and worn a plan to publicise the guren) are again asked to take den spot* o f our area and, part in Tampa's Gasparilla since you people are plunging celebration. The f 1 a v o r f u 1 into thia thing with auch en­ "toasted chicken" was an idea thusiasm, I would like to to raise some needed money work up a documentary to for travel expenses. So, if you follow the progress and re­ didn't get to the affair Satur­ sults. day night, you can still do your “ If this thing Is successful, bit by mailing a check to and I have never been ao en­ Marching Seminole Gasparilla thused over the prospects, Fund. Seminole High School, Sanford and Seminole County Sanford. . will reap nationwide publici­ • • • ty and attention that millions Clockwinders and C l o c k o f dollars could not buy in ad­ watchers alike have been de­ vertising." lighted with the preliminary Gilchrist asserted that San­ report of the practical aspects of developing the lakefront. ford and Seminole County has And the enthusiasts for pro "both the natural resources gress are thankful that the city and the horticultural talents fathers are far-sighted enough to do it with the minimum of to give the "green light" to effort and expense and there the engineering firm for more ia no advertising yet devised data. Oh, there will be those so potent ai the word of who will be the same type of mouth lalesmanship of a sat"Doubting Thomases" that iafied customer.” have delayed advance in our city for k>, these many years. But there is more popular sen­ timent now for a "let'a get GO­ ING" attitude, in the recent campaign for city commission­ WINTER PARK (U PI) — er BOTH candidates had this The Rollins Colicga art de­ project on their "MUST" list, partment has received a gift showing the feeling that if one of nearly (3,000 from the es­ said he was against it, there tate of former s t u d e n t was so much sentiment for Uardtn Robinson Austin. the project (presupposing a Mrs. Austin was a student favorable engineer'! report) at Rollins College in the that the "aginner" would be early 1920s, according to sunk for sure. President Hugh F. McKean. • • • Sha died in May of 1963. In years gone by Bandmas­ ter Ernest Cowley and his tramping troubadours h a v e woo much acclaim for Semi­ nole County's largest commun­ ity. And Judging from their Many local establishment* performances at the football games, this year’s contingent displaying the American flag will add to the laurels of pre­ continue to fly them at half ceding parades. So. won’t you staff despite the end o f the Joint the parade—of subscrib­ 30-day mourning period fur ers to their their travel fund’’ former president H e r b e r t • • • Hoover, Hoover died Oct. 20 and A Social Security represent­ Lyndon Johnson ative will be at Sanford City President Commission room in the City proclaimed the official mourn­ Hall from 9:30 a m. to 12:10 ing period which ended last ,p m. on Dec. 2, 9,16, 23 and A). t night- Rollins Receives $3,000 Bequest i on the S t Johns River Established 1906 FRL. NOVEMBER 20, 1964 8ANFORD, FLORIDA 326 New Rocket Booster To Put UJ. Far Ahead Of Huge Gams In County farm Fconomy Told State To Escape New Phaseouts, Holland Believes Florida Artists Convene Here November In Dallas n hwa... Eitfht Escape Rocket Poised Visits School Strike Looms Convict Escapes Voting Precinct Change Studied Cape Moonport To Be Expanded \ FRIENDLY CAR1UE OPEN TILL 2 A. M. Mon. thru Sat. Counterfeit Warning Given Mourning Period For Hoover Ends * 20 Below Seen For The Dakotas INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE o f the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce entertained new­ com ers Walter Blevins and Everett Biggs, of ULii Product*, and Harold Slauta, of Southern Fibreglass, at a steak cookout at FP4L recrea­ tion park. From the left: Bill Hemphill, Blevins, Biggs, Chairman Scott Burns, Carl Schilke. Waller Gielow and Slutna. (Herald Photo), WASHINGTON (U P I)-T be Secret Service warns mer­ chants and others who handle sums of money to be on guard against counterfeit currency during thn Christmas shopping season. Service Chief James J. Rowley said merchants and their employes are "particularly vulnerable" at this lime of year, lie said that counterfeit­ ing reached an all-time high during the fiscal year which ended June 30. The Secret Service seised $7 9 million In phony bills. • Dancing "On The House” Every Friday Night (I.adirs hours 1:30-6:30 Drinks e per year age.) VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD �f i t Beefwt Iw B P t p L - W .N o v .» , W i Program Set Mission Work I Southeast Asia Rev. Grover Sewell Tired Blood? Horn Important H la far na to have Um correct cures for •er ailments. Wa eo metimes have to m ile whoa read of a i a d l c a l doctors "letting Wood" for many lllneeise in years gene by. Iran so, we try many Insufficient if not ■ g fiji- B o u fiT T B it n ir ••what alia up.” A nurse told of an esperionce which Illustrates nur petal. I he had spent many long aad hard hours Is the hospital aad felt exhausted from this particular period of work. The decision which the faced was whether aha should f t to bad ar to church since than was still time to drees and attend the worship serv­ ice. She was very sincere about her faith so the made the ex­ tra affert and managed to drag her weary body to chnrtk. Perbape she reasoned that aiacs such effort wee made she should open herself to God. She wee rewarded greatly. Her body, mind, tad soul experienced a marvelous renewal. A fresh sense of love possessed her end the breath of God eo breathed on her that the eiheustlon wee blown away. So many people eay they are “ too tired" to worship, eo they exhaust themselves fur­ ther with recreation that does net re-create. Finally the nerv­ ous frtasy, not cured by art­ ificial means, becomes more and more a frustration. If yon am to rest your body and mind you must first mat your soul. This can bo dooe ooly as we refresh i t the springs of God's msrey by worship, prayer, and Bible study It is )ruc that many peo­ ple a n "always tired’’ oven though they do not worb en­ ough for fetlgue na was true with the nuns about whom I have written. I understand that medical doctors ere constantly besieg­ ed by people who have the common complelnte of being tired. Of course, than am physical causes for much of this ailment, but many of us have asperltnced the fatigue that results from borsdom, Ws may be busy ell of ths time end yet still realise very little seine of purpose end find ourselves without sincere motivation. Thera la annthar well known fatigue which resulta from anxiety er frustration which I* much tike boredom in that they ell stem from emotional er psychological sourest. (lod did not create men so that he can live normally without faith. Again the enawer to being "too tired" la God, in feet, the answers to all of Jifs art ultimately In Him. Mr*. DoHa Lewis sey Green* sent Church Fk, Sunday’* iiau p.m. service FIret Method!.* Church o f Sanford. Mr*. Lewie and Green* went on their mlaeton, not as tourlata or eighteen* but aa two Cbristlasa I n t e r e s t e d In Christ’s work oversees. Theli Itinerary included A l a s k a Japaa, Taipei, Hong Korn and the Philippine Under direction diet Church KEYS TO THE new auditorium of Central Baptist Church, which will be dedicated Sunday afternoon, a n turned over to Rev. Gail Smith, third from left, by Ed Heinaen, general contractor, while building committee members G. H. High and O. G. Owcna, left, and R. D. Grieme, far right, took on. (Harald Photo) Baptist Dedication Sunday Dedication services far the far the dedication Include 0. rw auditorium el Coatral G. Owes, building committee and DsrreU Baptist Church wilt he cos- c h a i r m e n , Grieme, G. H. High end Wil­ ducted it 3 p. m- Sunday fol­ liam Locka, building commttlowed by open house when all tee members end J. F. Ben­ friend* aod visitors of the ton, Leon Bate, J. Q. Gallochurch will be invited to In­ spect the Impressive new building. former pesters of Central Baptiste have been Invited to participate it. services wbkh will Include special musk aod other speakers. By Deaaa Kates The aew auditorium has a Completion of M mission balcony, public address ayerosaries to date by members tern, new furniture, a baptis­ try, choir loft ind Instrumental of the Church of Nativity Icoalci. The antique white Catholic Women's Club wss colonial pens ling Inset of Use reported at Monday evening's walls matches the aew pews monthly masting of ths group with antique white paw ends. by Mrs. Shirley Corkill, Cath­ Peers aad pulpit chairs are olic Charities chairman, who upholstered it antique white advised that these, along with Naugweave. Outside, spire of the steeple an additional 20 to be made U|ht eo eight-toot silvery cross this weak, will be ssnt to mis­ high shove ths structure is sions In Indie. In other business, Mrs. Ma­ a reminder, Rev. Smith id vises, "of ths lifted Saviour rie Fahey, altar ehalrman, for Whose exaltation the new stated that the CWC will sponsor a |iva Nativity tesna structure la erected." Others taking part in the again this year to be located buitding who wtU be on hand on the church grounds begin­ ning Christmas Eve and con­ tinuing until Dec. .lb. * Mrs. Georg* Sommer, iplritual development chairmen, urged member* to attend the Day of Recollection schedule Nov. 26 at St. Mary-Magdalen Church In Altamonte Springs By Jane Casselberry The Besaer sponsored by at 6:30 am. Reservation* thn CassHberry Community should be mad* with Mrs. Methodist Church WSCS Set- Sommer no later than Satur­ urday nstted 1560 It was an­ day of this week. Transporta­ nounced by the chairman, tion will be provided by ear Mrs. William Tilford, at ths pool. REV. AND MRS. V. C. LADD general meeting held Tueiday Mra. Joan Crampton, chair­ By Frances Wester Routhsrn Dsptlit Seminary st afternoon at tha church. man of the parish children's Guest speaker was Mrs. Christmas party, scheduled for First Baptist Church of lutolsvills, Ksn. He has pastLaks Mary welcomed Its new «red churrhes In Illinois and Augusta Carter, District Sec­ Dec. 20. 3 p.m., reminded the pastor and his wife, IUv. end started the first Southern retary of Christian Burial women tn register their chil­ Hsptlit Church st Lincoln, Relations, and a member of dren. She announced that a Mrs. V. 0. Ladd, end honored ths fine Hills M e t h o d i s t skit will be performed at th* 111. them with a get acquainted Church. She spoke on ths party and Santa Claus will For IS yssri he served fsllowihlp dinner at t h s rhurrhes in South Carolina, topic, "Sharing Basic Free, he present tn give gifts, ranchurch. For the past thrse years ht dome," and was introduced by dy and fruit U> th* small fry, Jtev. Ladd ritslv.fi his ad­ his been In Orlando. Tha Mn. I'hll Caeaber, president. asven ysara end younger. A Joint muting of ths oration at Moody Bible Initi­ Labs Mary church looks for Mrs- John Kennedy, vir* a te in Chicago, III., and ward tn his ministry with WSCS end ths Methodist president, reported that Mrs. Man's Club i* planned for great anticipation. Dec. 16 st 7:30 p. m. and llsv, and Mrs. I,add hsvs there wilt be no business cun* * son, Dale Ladd, living at dueled. Ft. Laudrrdsle, and a daught­ Refreshments of rookies, er, Vsvtrly, in Michigan. nuts ami minis were served Thera were about 65 mem. with lead Isa by tha ho*, s e r v ic e s hers, friends, and ehlldr*n, trssra, Mia. Maty Mobley, present at tha dinner. Mr*. Mra, Nelson Bunnell, Mrs. T. ( H is w e e k Ths Advent C o r p o r a t e M. P. Mathemn, ths church O. Dahl, and Mr*. William Communion for Men and hosts si. wss In charge, with Young. a t uour ow n Boys st Holy Cross Episcopal ladiis of the church helping her. Ths fsllowshlp was sn< Church will he held at 7 Joyed by all present. a m., Nov. 22, and will he ' J )(a c e o f A special invitation j* ex­ followed by breakfast and a tended In all to attend the program In ths parish house church and hear Hev. Ladd. w o r s H ijf with Capt. Chandler Bwsnson, Ladies of th* Congrega­ commanding officer at San­ tional Christian Church, Park ford Naval Air Station, as Avenue end 24th Street, will speaker. hold ■ b in a r in the church's Boys whose fathers are social hell from 1 until 1 p in. away, deceased, nr art not this Saturday. members of ths church, may All kinds of homecooked and By Mr*. Kitehi* Karri* attend the AilvenL Breakfast i homebakrd f o o d s , plants, Mr*. Kvcrvtt Wait* was through sponsorship of fath­ faneywork, while elephant arers without sons with ar- *l«ted president of the Epl- tides and candies will be sold. rangements available through scopal Churchwomtn of All Coffee, doughnuts, tea and m tha church office. Saint* Church, Enterprise, at cupcakes will be available W lk B O M R W U I H Reservation* s h o u l d he front Ih* refreshment tablet. made with Brack Perkins or Ih* Nuvember matting of tho Virginia Pstreehl at the office by nsit Wed­ group held at Lilch House. P. O. Ben 1214 Other officers serving will nesday. FOR ANY OCCASION Sanford be Mra. Michael McDermott, FLOWERS Nera Norris vice president; Mra. Russell TB 1-1114 ARE ALWAYS Francis, amatory and Mra. S. Scad sole Rummage Sale CORRECT Members of the DeBary William Porter, triaaurer. Play Ilia Hugsaatim* Program for tha meeting Community Methodist Church FA 2-4364 Lake Mary WSCS luounced today that was under direction of Mlaa they ire collecting Item* for Lila Healer who showed slide* Mildred Heney a rummage sal* to be held In of churches In Panama Canal *48-1431 /.one, Puerto Rico and tha Do­ Sanford in the former A A P Deltona More building on Magnolia minican Republic which re­ Mary Getting* Ave.. Dec. 1-3 Resident! wish­ ceived gifts from tha United Bear Laka ing lo make donations may ar­ Thank Offtrlng to help with 2*3-4X47 HANFORD rn-onst ruction. Mr*. range for pickup service by IhHr FLOWER SHOP Sophie Hainea C»r. K. 1st A Hanford A ft. contacting any WSCS mem .Hrhiilyar I a-o served h a iia rDeBary 322-11.32 132-HI33 1*5-1 i t : |latwr. bar. „ Rev. And wiy, B. D Owen, Ollis Owen, W. L. Harmon, GsrneU High and B. H. Chambers, trustees of the church. Getters! contractor for the building ws* Ed Hflneen d Casselberry. Church Of Nativity CWC Makes Rosaries For India Ladd Guests WSCS Bazaar Nets $550 Communion Attend Announced By Crampton, Sir*. Jennie Fox end Mr*. Bsverly Koschwici will provide refreshments to th* USO on th* club's sched­ uled date. Mr*. Gens Shannon, pres­ ident, who conducted the meeting, listed club activities for the next month to be Fam­ ily Communion, Nov, 22; bake sake, Dec- 6; board meeting, Dec. 14; Communion Sunday, Dec. 20. Th* Christmas mast­ ing, Dec, 21, will b* e covered dish supper beginning at 6:30 p.m. and will take place in tha church social hell. Preceding Slonday's meet­ ing th* women attended 40 Hour* Devotions at the church rid following the seif ton, refreshments of entfee, caks and tee were enjoyed tag K M . WILLIAM TILrORD (right) and Mm. Paul Knight an ahown dishing up huge dish of potato oalad for the luncheon served during the Caaaolberry W8CS Bazaar which brought In profit! of I860. (Herald Photo) stand them and how to bring a mora effective mission pro­ gram to thorn. They brought back boattUfo) slldoo, oxtitiag information and many otorioa to chart with tho churchoo o f Florida. First Methodist extends in­ vitation to all iatoroatod par­ sons to attend tho program which will feature elides with oopoeiol Interest In tho work especial of Mloolonary Spotty Spotto* wood. Intoroot also is added for local residents by tho fact that Graene la brother cf Sanford'o Jack Greene, cartifled public accountant. J“ n|e EXQUI8ITE doll clothes and cuddly dolls on salo at ths WSCS Bazaar at Casselberry Community Methodist Church are displayed by Mrs. Ralph Nawcomar, co-chairman, and Mrs. Carolyn Nagel (right). (Herald Photo) Two Families D. K. Brown of Jacksonville, special agent with the FBI for 2B yeirs, will speak on “ Re­ sponsibility of Citizenship” st a program tonight being «pensored by the Commission on ChrLilian Social Concerns of DeBsry'a Community Meth­ odist Church. Th* public la in­ vited. Advent Services Ascension Lutheran Church of Casselberry has announced mid week Advent Services for 7:30 p. m. on Wednesday*, Dec. 2, » and II. Rev. C. R. Zehoder, pastor, will conduct the service* which will climax In the annual Children's ser­ vice and e special Christmas service in the German lan­ guage. J O H N ’S SH O E SER VIC E 216.") SO. PARK AVENUE (ACROSS FROM FOOD FAIR) Fine Craftmanship Quality Materials OPEN MON. Ihre RAT. 8:30 A.M. . 6:0# P.M. SO TAKE A CLOSE LOOK AT Ravenna Park “ A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” YOU CAN OWN A BEAUTIFUL NEW 3-BEDROOM H0MC FOB AS UTTLE A3 Per Month Church Ladies IN-SERVICE, INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE Plan Bazaar Churchwomcn Elect Officers MODERN DREAM KITCHENS BY GENERAL A ELECTRIC FHA FINANCING—S84/MO. INCL. TAXES & INSURANCE A U O VA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ShoemakeA H ,rt DeBary Speaker Church To Aid By Maryaaa MUea Member* of Bear Lake Methodist Church ara request­ ed to bring donations of can­ ned good* to services Sunday for Thanksglring baskets to glvs to two nsedy families of the ares. Names of ths fam­ ilies have been provided by a county health nurse. On Thanksgiving Day at 10 a.m. members of SL Andrews Presbyterian Church and of tha Seventh Day Adventist Church will unite with those of Bear Lake Methodist for combintd services. Wr’ presiding, the Society voted to provide someone to cere for the nursery-eg* children during the Sunday morning worship hour. It also was announced that Rev. W. on Tuesday. Noe. 24. ft M. Grogan, pastor, will teach ths book, "Frontiers o f Advanee.” The Tho cmipe coqpa will begin at 10 a. e. m. at tno tne churc church end everyone is invited to attend end bring a covered dish. Following lunch Rev. Grogan will continue the study. The program for Tuesday's meeting held following the business session was lad by Mrs. T. A. Scott who discuss­ ed "Korea, Reedy for Reli­ gious Change.” Those attending were Mrs. Loie Scott, Mrs. Helen Aidermen, Mn. Barbara Stevens, Mn. X. W. Alien. Mra. Florenco Glaixtr, Mr*. Mayme Sieg, Mra. Merle Burleson, Mn. Virginia Grogan, Mrs. Bertha Lindsay, M n. Hart end Mn. McLain. "Ws Specialise In >rr*ctioi Orthopedic Corrections' PHONE 322-9449 Our Homes Will Pass Any Inspection*. Holy Cross A Br J*Am la y s Th* Woman’* Missionary Society of P int B a p t l a t Church of Geneva n et Tues­ day at th* homo o f B n . Leona McLain for the reg­ ular meeting and covered di»h luncheon. The ladies arrived bringing TV trading stomps to be paited In hooka which will be mod to obtain a tope- record­ er to be presented to th* church, During the burintes nieet- CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CuBtom Building Our Specialty Office 111 W. 25th S t STENSTROM REALTY Phona 322-71VI AGENTS �A * s Uf# fttrforb Vtnlb Orlondo-Cape Highway Pact Agreed Upon Fri. Nov. 20, *64— Page 3 Sanford Stumps Fjr 50 Years, Editor Reports How Sanford has changed yet how much the tame it Is today, was described to mem­ bers of the Seminole County life Underwriters Association yesterday at the Capri Res­ taurant. was Dottie AusIN editm of The Herald, who had combed through a 1914 copy of The Herald for comparative sews itemi. "Tlm ei have changed; but people haven't c h a n g e d much,'* Mrs. Austin laid. "We fight the tim e battles, stump­ ing In g for progress, chiding the lanr," she told the 30 laiur* Unr," a A e members. In 1914, she recalled from the ancient Herald, people were "squabbling over roads." In 1914 the cross-state barge canal was the big news item. Aed today, she added, we "are atill urging, still fighting for and still dreaming of the St. Johns-lndian River CanaL" Mm. Austin pointed to food glk es of 50 years ago (steaks at IS cents ■ pound). She told of an advertisement which of­ fered a St. Johns Hotel dinner for 2S cents. She listed some of the more humorous classfled or wsnt ads of the day. And climaxed her talk with an excerpt from a "letter to the editor" which rected a alight imperfeci: "M rs. J. M. Overman states she is improving every day and the report she Is dead has been greatly exaggerated.” The speaker was Introduced by the association's president, Donald Tabor, and received a large ovation at the conclu­ sion of the talk. S Baptist Revival Closes Sunday For Longwood Offices Dec. 1 FORT LAUDERDALE — (U P l) — The State Road Board catered Into a lease purchase agreement with the Orange County • Orlando Ex­ pressway Authority involving a 27-mile road which will aerve the Cape Kennedy areas. The agreement provide* that the Orange County Com­ mission will pledge its surptua gas tax in tha event tolls ■"« A LARGE cake marking second anniversary of St. Richard’s Council 5357, KnUrhta o f Columbus, was cut with the Fourth Degree Sword by Rev. Ralph Kniser. council chaplain, during special ceremonies at semiformal ball. With him, from left, are Louia Huddleston, warden; Ted Michels, grand knight and, at right, Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, past grand knight. (Herald Photo) Initiation, Party K . O f C. Celebrates Slated Dec. 4 Second Anniversary By Mrs. H. L. Johnson ‘American Legion Auxiliary Unit &3 met recently for ita monthly meeting at the Le­ gion Home on the Orlando Highway, Mrs. Panl Pefold presided at the business meeting. She thanked the ladiea who help­ ed daring the recent I-egion Fair. A report was read from the state delegate member­ ship chairman. Mrs, Charlea Webster reported a total membership of 122 now rep­ resents the local unit Reports were heard on the rummage sale, card party. Group voted to have piano tuned. Gold Star Mothers will have a car In the Christmas parade. A porly for Legion member* children and grand­ children will be held on Dec. 8, with Mrs. Then Stiles in charge. Initiation and Christmas party will tie held on Dec. 4. There will be a New Year's party at which time l-eglon and Auxiliary members will meet. Mrs. Tom Best will be chairman fur this event. Mrs. C. K. Hunter gave a report on the lunch lotr the auxiliary sponsored at the fair. She wu* given a stand­ ing vote o f thanks for her work in the auxiliary. Mrs. Stiles reported on the recent burn]not at which the local unit wua official huateaa for the state president. The affair wu* held at the Trade Wind* cafeteria in Fern Park. After adjournment th e members enjoyed coffee and cookies. The Pinecrest H a p t I ■ t Church revival will climax ' Sunday morning with a spe­ cial "Unified Evangelistic i-nrica” at which time high "co rd s of Sunday School at­ tendance will be achieved, William J, duels, pastor, an­ ticipate*. All Sunday School depart­ ment* have set a goal of hav­ ing a* many in attendance as aro enrolled in the depart­ ment, and the total attend­ ance goal fur the entire Sunf t y School la TUt. The Sunday School will meet in the various depart­ ments at 9:45 a. m. to mnka out record* and pray for the service. A t 10:15 a, m. all Sunday School departments from Juniors through Adults will a seem hie in the main au­ ditorium for the “ Unified Evangelistic Service,” with 9 !V- John Pelham preaching the sermon. All children eight years anil under will remain in their regular rlusaea until Ry Maryann Miles the close o f the "Unified November m e e t i n g s for Service” at 11:30 a. m. Late comers will be seated circle* of Bear Lake SL An­ drew* Presbyterian Church by the ushers. were held this week. The Night Circle met at the home o f Mrs. Royce Ridgewell in Apopka Tuesday evening to ccntinue the study of Ephesians. Mrs. Emily Tin,ley, president, and Miss Ann Poythese, circle chair­ Offerings of final will be man, were in charge. The Christmas meeting was collected at Ihdy Cross Kpisropal Church this Sunday to set for Dec. 15, 8 p.m., at the be shared with Franciscan home o f 'Mrs. Bennie Drig­ Friars in Orange City ami gers, Edge-water Drive, Or­ fith Gray Inn. home for the lando, Meeting o f the Day Circle ged In Davenport. Koch student o f the Church was held Wednesday at the School and each adult o f the home of 51re. James Brett in church is invited to bring Paradise Point with Mrs. canned goods or other non- Hiram Woods, circle chair­ perishables to participate in man, In charge o f the busi­ the sharing program. ness. 5lra. Woods advised that The open offering received the Christmas meeting will at Thanksgiving Day Com­ be held at 19 a.m., Dec. Id. munion will be sent to the also at the heme o f Mrs. presiding Hi,Imp for the Brett, and asked that nteinFund for World Relief. lior* at this time be prepared to suggest names of the lone­ ly or shutin* whom the circle, as a group, could help instead o f having a gift exchange among members. Dlaruibm on the chapter of Tire next meeting of the Ephesian* wu* led by Mr*. Seminole County Humane So­ Elizabeth Rose. ciety, according to tempor­ a r y chairman H. T. Johnson,! wUl be held at 7 p m. Nov. AHpntl iM p s >9 30 at lbe North Orlando Civic A 1 1 1 ,1 0 i , l m Attending last week's meet­ Center. ing of the Central Florida Johnson announced that the new society office on East Council o f Welcome Wagon First Street now has a tele­ Clubs, held in Daytona Beach, phone and the number 323- were Jlrs. Lillie Vann, Mrs. 0755. He also stated the or­ Helen Aloody and Mrs. Mild­ ganization now alto has a red Haney, all o f Deltona and gost office box number, ltM. Mrs. Sophie Haines o f DeBury, funford. Presbyterian Circles Meet Holy Cross Husband-Wife Teams Compete By Donna Kates Some of 200 members and guests of S t Richard's Coun­ cil 5357, Knights o f Columbus, were present for the council'e second anniversary ball at ths Police Benevolent lia.l in San­ ford. The semi-formal affair ie a big social event of the year for the council and providing music for dancing were "The Troubadours” o f Orlando. Main serving table for the buffet dinner was covered with sheer white linen end centered with a white eake trimmed anil lettered in blue with the Inscription. "K Of C, St. Richard's Council 5357. Second Anniversary.” Other decoration* on the table in­ cluded autumn leaves, candela- brn, cornucopia and yellow mums. Pots of greenery were placed at vantage points throughout the hall. During special ceremonies the cake was cut with the Fourth Degree Sword by Rev. Ralph Kaiser, council chaplain. Distinguished knights pre­ sent, in addition to Fr. Kaiser, were Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, past grand knight, council 5357; Fred EmomI, grand council 4534; Bob Gnreter, knight, New Smyrna Bench council 5422 and John Hnge, district deputy. Arrangements for the eve­ ning were under direction of Howie Harrison, g e n e r a l chairmen; AI Pouiter, ticket chairman; Bill Crawford, re­ freshment chairman; I’ ete Duggan, decoration* chair­ man; Lena* Fay, entertain­ ment chairman and George DeMattio, food chairman. Two DeMolays Receive Honors M. E. CUIJ'EH'ER, nf Foru.-it City, has been apixuntt'il associate di­ rector of publication* department, Southern Union Conference of Seventh - day Advent­ ist*, which i* head­ quartered in AtlanUt, f'ulpepper ha* directed thi* department in the Adventist*’ F l o r i d a Conference in Orlando for the punt five year*. Delegates from 38 DcMolay Chapters during the recent semi-annual m e e t i n g nnd workshop of the Associated DeMnlsy Chapters of Knstern Florida elected member* nf the Seminole chapter tn two o f six association office*. During the meeting ut Fort Pierre, Charles Stine was named associate junior coun­ cilor and Rill Stamper was elected chaplain. Stemper also is a state Junior steward of the DeMotay Chapters of Florida. Others from the Seminole chapter attending were dele­ gates Ernest Hcinbuch anil Lowell Jeffords, master coun­ cilor Boh Rumhley and advis­ or* Edmond L. Webber and Robert A. Kumbtey. Stemper and Stein are past master councilors of the lo­ cal chapter. V o Share Food Offerings f » tn m r* r bond* for the $7 million road. The Road Board serve* a* trus­ tee* for secondary funds. The proposed road links In­ terstate 4 near the Martin Company with State Road 52n near the Orange-Brevard County line. A stretch of 17.4 miles will be a new toll road while the remainder will be improved existing roads. The Road Boat'd entered in­ to a similar agreement with Raker County pledging sur­ plus gas tax to sell $1.5 mil­ lion worth of bonds to con­ struct several s e c o n d a r y roads. Forest City Merchants Set Parly Dale By Maryaaa Miles Plans for the second ann u a I Children’s Christmas Party to be sponsored by the Forest City Merchant* Asso­ ciation were continued Tues­ day evening at a meeting of the group held at the home of Mr. anil Mrs. I- G. Stuhbe. The party has been echedult-d at the Shopping Center for 7 p.m., Dec. 9. Santu will be there to give gifts to all the children and a merry-goround is In on order to ndd fun to the evening. Refresh­ ments will be served to those attending. Shortly after Thanksgiving, decorations and light* witl be put up through cooperation c f several Florida Power Cor­ poration employees and ar­ rangement* also are being made to hnve Christmas music throughout the holidays. Following Tuesday'* meet­ ing refreshments o f cider nnd fruit rake were served. Those j present, other th.tn the host*, were Eugene and Betty MncGeon, Mr, and Mr*. C. S. Field, Mr*. Esther Johnson, Mrs. Itnth Chirk, Mr*. Ernes­ tine Forward, Mrs. Irma Landmark Paul Carls- n, Joe DcKUva and Bruce Kn-istend. H arry hyie. win nf Mr. and Mrs. Her­ bert G. Kyle, 6 Wekiva River Drive, had been named to the Dean’s List with a 3.2 average nt the Florida State University s c h o o l o f music. He mnde the list twice before. He is n member of the FSU Marching Chiefs, Con­ cert Band, Phi Eta Siftnut, freshman scholas­ tic h o n o r fraternity, nnd Knppa Pappa Psi, music fraternity, •> JA N Confusion A-Plenty! MIAMI (UPI) "What Florida bases are they plann­ ing to close?" Congressman Claude Pepper asked his of­ fice. On the other end of the tele­ phone an aide replied: "They said they'll close the Green Cove Springs naval installa­ tion.” "Wait a minute," Pepper said, "That was closed two years ago." The aide said ho would Chork the Defense Depart­ ment and called Pepper right back. "They say you're right." the able told Pepper several mioutei later. By Itaesa Estes Two husband-wife Warns a n vying for the offices of city clerk and city tax collec­ tor In Longwood's municipal election scheduled for Dee. !. Candidates are the Incum­ bents, Mra. Onnle R. Shomate and Roy Shumate, and Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Gray. Mra. Shomate points to her record of efficient and compatent aeowtee Jm ieg the ■lx years a* the best plank in her platform for re-election to the office of city clerk. Before her election to of­ fice she was active tn tha Longwood Civic League and t h e H o m e Demonstration Club and it a member o f the Ixmgwood Baptist Church. She ha* a daughter, eon-inlaw and one grandchild who live In Longwood. Shomate, In hie bid for election to a second term In the office of tax collector, pledges to continue giving the *ame service. He ia a re­ tired builder. Mra. Gray, known a* Jonnie to many of her friends, was formerly city clerk for more than 12 years before re­ tirement. When approached by friends requesting her to run again for the office, she accepted the challenge. A familiar personality in Longwood, she i* a member of the Civic League, the Ex­ tension Homemaker* Club, the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce and the First Baptist Church where she Is past president of the WMS and ia presently working with the GA’i. The Grays reside on Pal­ metto Ave., have three chil­ dren, five grandchildren and two groat-grandchildren. Gray, running for tax col­ lector, is a harlier by prnfe*. ■ion, raises calls lilies a* a hobby and trnrhe* Sunday School at First B a p t i s t Church. TWO LITTLE PILGRIMS, Lina Barker and Perry Williams, will sing "Come Ye Thankful People” in the pageant, "The First Thanksgiv­ ing," to be presented at Pinecrest Baptist Church thi* Sunday ut 6:15 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Lisa is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Ted Barker and Perry j* son of Rev. nnd Mrs. Page William*. (Herald Photo) B. K. GRAY You'll be Happier in a FORD from Strickland Morrison, Inc. M il It I It If MU \ If lit I > 111 II IK M M 'l l l l l l FI \ .122 I IM \\ I* i. I I 'T D . TENNIS ANYONE? . . . THE TABLE VARIETY THAT IS . . . PING-PONG, FUN FOR ALL THE F A M IL Y ...A N D THEY M AKE WONDERFUL UTILITY TABLES! Forest City W M S Has Meet And Program By Maryann Mile* Clrriea of the Forest City Rnptist Churrh held u rum|hined meeting Tuesday eve­ ning at the home of Mr*. Corbin Allen, W. Lake Brant­ ley. Mr*. Don Westmoreland was in charge of the pro­ gram, "Worship Through in­ tercessory Prayer" and Mr*. Ralph Green, president, led the discussion. Memliers agreed by vote to form individual circle* begin­ ning in Jununry, Due to the holidays no meeting will he held next month, however, the circle* will participate in “ Week of Prayer," Dec. li-KI. Id e a l U r m « P if H *m # * « « « . « * l u b b j l*»bl«, • # ld 4 « r pfciaiu, b « n q # *f» l O p i m i n t i l f In t c m full S* b f t * all#, • ! in t o t w * 4 V V b t ¥ » « < **"» . C o m p l t l t l f r u t lp ic a f , fr• «k Iti J 14 " Itc ird b otird foj», V« lit 1** h « « ?p *d v T f • Itim ld d R i »»••! U f i — o il k qwictotf H EA V Y DUTY TENNIS TABLE C O M M IA IIV I VALUt e e .c i I, a.liar I* tH* n b s o loM. t . o p i !•< a * ,l,b la n d top an* daobl.-li.ni,*. ba a,, doiy l**iI SAVt t i l l New Officers To Meet Nov. 30 ROY SHOMATE Y O U ’ LL BE GLAD IN DECEMBER YOU SHOPPED IN NOVEMBER Fircmen Name Humane Society MRS. SHOMATE KecoRiinendztuinx for new officers of the Deliary Volun­ teer Firemen's Association were reported by the nominat­ ing committee at last week's meeting. Named are Ellsworth Ogden, president; Marlin Blair, treas­ urer; Thornton Smith, secre­ tary; George tier ling, financial secretary, and Joseph Bren ner. chief. Three year direc­ tors recommended were How­ ard Middleton and John Vet­ ter. Installation is slated for Dec. 10 at the Fire Hall. New member* of the asso­ ciation reported are Edward Carter, Phillip Mealy, Vincent Karwacki, Frank Klepper and Fred Pernck Jr. Matthew Fontaine Maury, American naval officer and scientist, often is railed the " Pathfinder of the Seas." 34 B. DELUXE "ROCK *N ROLL" ALL STEEL U TILITY OR TENNIS TABLE 44.88 Cam*. Vale* 65.00 Unigutlp d#»ifjn#d Iwbvlof lN « ! undiiioifiagD iitobfet tn « p i n w to •pan •r told Hi# labia wiltt t# irl ?b* •ffktiil i lip 7 ‘ *#«fu<« it IwHjf tiftptd #«e « flrttn lot quat Va~ plfttUnd topi I Itoidy 2** caattoto »i»h d«*bl«- hfutttl l»vi I#™# lh* r#tipin#I( sJI-ltofll frt»#n#| UOTH GREAT STORKS OI’ EN DAILY 10 u. m. to 10 p.m. — SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 7 p.m. CREAT J.M. FIELD'S STORES �I Lyman Optimistic Over Tonight's Battle W ith Lakeview Greyhounds Seek Victory No. Two H on es COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) Ayres - trotting'* T r ip le ” Crown wfemt — tod Race Tlm»-winner at two of tbs Tri* pie Crews event* to for pacers— Um year’s boil were toted the r three * year • old h t araese horaea today la a a nationwide poS of harness racing experts conducted by the U. S. Trotte ing Association. By Jim Herald Sprats Writer "I f ws ran corns up with n consistent defensive to fo aloof with our improving offense we could ■rim tonight's homecoming game." up in a nut ■hell by Head Coach Dick Copeland of the Lyman Greyhounds a b o u t hla club’s chancea this eveninf when the Booth Semi­ nole school honors alum­ ni, students and guests at the sasnal komecomlog tilt sgshut the Lakeview High School Bed Devils tram Win- tar dsrdea. Seminole 11 Looking To Tough DeLand Tbs ’Bound*, eaderdogs on everyeas's aatactioa sheet, will bs playing thair ninth con­ ■y Davtf test e< the year and ta the ■ereid Pparts Writer first eight Utay’ve ported only Tha Sanford Seminole* root am vfctery. Next week they ad on* stop closer to a tough steel the stress Wildcats at Wildwood so this could be their homecoming victory last night beat chases to rack op via when DeLand beat Titusville H to 12. DaLand win coma to No. 1 Sanford tor th* 8115 HomeTHESE CROOMS HIGH SENIORS will play la the sflart to get the win cornlug Wednesday night. their final high school football (fame Saturday Copeland has announced that In tha Tribe’s opener with night when the Panthers travel to Orlando’a ha probably will use ends Oeste Titusville the sc >.-# ended in Tangerine Bowl for an 8 p.m. clash with the Winklamas and John Stuart, a 13 to U tio. Mistakes and Jones High Tigers. They are Ransom Hrowdy, Ik Us i Danny Overton and fumbles gave DeLand the vic­ John Pritchard, Robert Jackson, William Till­ Dava Mstli, guards Bau tory, giving them with a re­ man, Tyrone Henderson, John Knight, Eddie Green and Chuck Wagner, cord of bur wins and five Brown, Roy Montgomery, John Payne, Thomas center Boenle Toole, quarter­ loesee. To defeat tha Semi­ Wilson, Robert Walton, Robert Hillery, Albert back Tarry Took. nole* would be a big feather Brooks, Andrew James, Terry Willinms and The Toole brothers will be in the Bulldog’s eap, and the Lewis Witherspoon, The Panthers have a record seeing action against their victory over the Terriers last o f seven wins and one loss. (Herald Photo) farmer metes aloce th* two night gives them a hotter youngaten, with anotlmr too- dune* to provide the Tribe Sier, transfarrod to Lyman at with stiff competition next the start ol tha grid mason Wednesday. from Winter Cardan. Un­ The Seralaclet have an open doubtedly, tha Toole* will be date tonight after their 37 giving their club tha benefit to T victory last week over of their strongeat effort to up­ the Oak Ridge Pioneers of set the Devil*. Orlando. The astro practice A Winter Garden victory has enabled the coaching staff By Bob Themav the club's offensive and de­ would give Lakeview a T to study the Bulldogs and the fensive formations in an ef­ Herald Sports Writer and S record for the year, their mistakes the squad baa made The Crooms High Pantheri fort to enable the dub to stop best in the past 14 campaigns. thus tar this season. make their final curtain call Jones' running plsys. Reports from Winter Garden Head Coach Jim Plgott and The Tigera have something of the 19C4 grid campaign Sat­ Indleat* that in IPSO th* Devils anistants Jim McCoy and urday night when they battle lees than an impresshs record wem undetested and were Um Dick Williams have been puttheir arch rival — tha Jcmei this season while Crooms will last Orange County club to tkti the squad through tong High Tlgeri of Orlando—in the be out to take its eighth de­ achieve that hooor. workouts In preparation for Tangerine BowL cision In nine games. Copeland's big worry la hta th* Bulldogs stnc* DeLand On the other hand, Jotsee Tha contest is listed to get defease stopping Red Devil not only 1* SHS'a homecoming perhaps has faced slightly under way at 8 p.m. quarterback Chuck Haw- opponent but also the Tribe's Eor the pait two weeki, Pan­ tougher opposition than have tborne's passing and the runn­ final lilt on the regular 10 ther head coach, WlUle Holt, the Panthers this pear. ing of Jerry Daugherty, Haw­ game slate. But this is on* contest, ac­ and his staff have worked on thorne's top receiver. cording to Itolt, upon which According to Plgott th# The cootert will get under squad ta in good shape and Is past records hive little bear­ way at I p. m. and will be ready for the Bulldogs. Ha ing. It'* always this way when followed by a homecoming said, "1 know Seminole fans these two tong time rivals dance In the school's gymna­ were awfully disappointed by clash and this game will be sium. our Oak Rklge ball game, but no exception. Panthers W ill Face Arch Rival Saturday Church League Will Organize An effort to organize a men's basketball league with teams representing a number o( San­ ford churches will be mad* In the very near future, accord­ ing to an announcement today by Earl E. Moore. Moore and a number of In­ terested individuals have call­ ed for a meeting of church represents live* to be held at 7 p.m , Dec. I, at the Grace Methodist Church of Sanford. The group has Invited rep­ resentatives from all eburebaa In Sanford and the surround­ ing area to participate in the parley which will set up organ­ izational procedures. "We feel," said Moore, "that this is a very worth­ while undertaking aloe* It will not only include an athletic effort hut also provide a spirit ual bails of brotherhood." He continued. "W e are urg ing all churches to have rep­ resentative* present to diacuaa the possibility of forming th* league and for preliminary dit cusslons on rules and rrgula tlooa which would be neces sary to the success of the or ganiialioo." Moore also said that be and ■everal associate* interested in forming the league are ne­ gotiating now tor the use o f a gymnasium. Bunny Boosters PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Two boonWi from the Playboy Clubs of America will sen e ae mascots for the Phlladel phla Ttera in all their remain tog National Basketball Asso­ ciation game* this season. The bunnies will wear black jar ■eye and white short*. Special Scout Miami Favored Over Vanderbilt tb* boys found themselves at the start of th* third period MIAMI (UPI) - The Mi and we had cne of the best se­ ami ilurrieanr* are lOpoint cond halves that wa have had favorite* to end a Jinx with a in a long time. Naturally when homecoming victory over the you have a good game offen­ Vanderbilt Commodores to­ sively, as we did against th* night. Pioneers, the defense looks A crowd of some 15.000 L good because they are not expect**! in the Orange Row I called upon to stop the oppon­ BowL ents' team quite ai much. We In four previous games with were very proud," he said, of the Commodores, Miami lost the boys and the way they each time and never came cam* back to the second half. closer than wne points. There were some really out­ Vanderbilt will be playing standing performances by without Its top quarterback, everyone. Dave Waller, out with a shoutPtgott also declared, "We der Injury. Vandy’a offensive scored on running plays n hopes will be on sophomore well as past plays and we Boh Kerr who la replacing also scored on a tine punt Waller. return by Bernie Barbour who Vanderbilt put up a stiff ran It back 75 yards for a Tt). fight in losing to some of the The play proved very costly top Southeastern Conference because Harbour la most likely teams and has held five of tost to us for the rest of the eight foes to one touchdown or season with several pulled toss. muscles, W* are looking for­ Miami wit] be without full­ ward to having some of the back Ered Cassidy, but Trie boye back with us next season Banatzak will fill In The two ■nd the game with the Pton rotate with the first unit. cere gave us a chance to get I-eft-handed passer Hob them into the ball game for Ilttotnlkoff. challenging George experience, After the game I Mira's passing record as a we’re really looking forward ! sophomore, will also hsve to Del,and for our homecom­ Russell Smith and Jack Sims ing Wednesday. running with him in the backThe Terriers didn't have the fisid. tame strength in their tilt with the Bulldogs as when LOllLH* DEBUT they met the Scmmoles In (he CHICAGO (UPI)—Joe Louis scaeon'a opener. They looked started hi* professional boxlike a different ball club and ing earner in this city on July they played like one. Th* Ter­ 4, IBM, when he knocked out rier* had numerous injuries Jack Kracktn in the first and the substitutes couldn't handle the itTong DeLand offrnae. Tiger Head Coach Wilbur (Bulldog) Gary always has his club up for this affair. Asked if he thought the open date last week had any effect at all on the sharpness the Panthers have displayed in their past seven games, Holt replied: ''Definitely not' We'­ re ready tor them." their refnlar 10-game te a m elate tonight when they boa to Clearwater to taagle with Central Catholic High In a contest the Lions are picked to win and provide them with a record at eight wins, one tie and one lots. Heed Coech Arthur Scott, however, isn't impressed by the feet hie club is rated to down the Clearwater outfit He’s convinced the Oviedo eleven could be in for trouble U overconfidence reign* as it did whan his boys dashed with Central Catholic High of Mel­ bourne midway in Um season and were shutout. Anoth«r worry on Scott’s mind is th* fact that fullback Tad Bellborn will not be ahi* to »c* action this evening due to a knee injury sustained in last Vriday night's homecom­ ing victory over the Frostproof Bulldogs, In addition, the Lions win b* playing without the services of big tackl* Tim Colbert who fractured a few fingers dur­ ing practice sessions this week. Due to Um loss of these two veteran* for tonight's tilt Scott hasn't made up hit mind on a starting lineup. He may have to accomplish some shuf­ fling to get hit strongest ele­ ven on Um field. uai. aiai ACTION! TURKU! ................ IS—* MISS NANCY SWENSON, Oviedo High's homecoming queen, is shown aboard the Tri HI Science float during the homecoming parade. At left ure trridders Andy Jepson and John Jones. Children seated on the float ora (from left) Gary Palmer, Jimmy Palmer and Vicki Clonta. All-Florida Tilt To Pack 'Em In TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Florida State Stmlncles throw the patting arm of lanky quarterback Steve Tensi against th* defensive sec­ ondary o f Florida’s Gators Saturday with a probable Ga­ tor bowl bid hanging on the outcome. Kickoff will b* at 2 p.m. in the newly enlarged Doak Campbell Stadium before an expected aunding*ro«m only crowd o f 42,600. But even more than a bowl bid, the 8*m!noles will be kicking and acratching for their first win over the Gators Reconnaissance A t t a c k since the two lntra-stat# ri­ Squadron 13, the newest val# opened competition In Squadron IS Captures Title squadron at Sanford Naval Air Station, haa been declared base volleyball champions. The team had a season record of •even wine and one toss. The final league standing* were: TEAM W. L. KVAIM8 7 1 Wing Staff 8 2 Avfonlra 4 4 Marines 2 8 RVAIM 1 T 1968. The record to date In six year* of play Is fire wins for Florida and one tie back In 1981 when the score ended 3-3. The Gators won the first clash 2!-7, which war the big­ gest scoring difference in the •erlra to flat*. Getor Bowl officials will be on hand for the game and a win by FSU could result In a bid for pust-trason play In Jacksonville. Florida plays The favorite diet of parrot- Miami Nov. 28 and must wait fishes at the Miami Scsquar- until after that gam* to ac­ lum Is lettuce, cabbage and cept a bid. potatoes. The Gators are expected to Dossie DeGanahl Wins Honors start tha full offensive team defensive wall. Back In the against Florida State for the lineup will be Wlngback Alan fi n t time since the Mississlp- Poe and tailback Jack Harper. pi game. Since Oct. 10, at least one member of the squad has been missing from each game. On tha other hand, Florida State will be missing alter­ nate quarterback and chief punter Ed Pritchett. A junior, Pritchett waa sidelined after the North Carolina State game last week with a knee la Jury. I.osa of Pritchett put* the full game load on Tensl'a ■boulders. The itx-foot-five Tens! can be expecti-d to be at hla best tossing to flankrrbuck and All-American Fred Biietnikoff, who has caught 55 throw* for 909 yards and 10 touchdown* this season. Tens! has connected with 110 posse* for 1,493 yards and 13 scores. Up against the Seminole pass attack will be the Gator defensive secondary which has picked o ff 12 passes in seven games this year. The Gatcrs have given up only 52 yards per game In the air. The Galore will pit full­ back terry Dupree, the team’s top rusher with 2(5 yards, against the Seminole TONIGHT FIRST OAMI 7:40 pjtu PARI-MUTUEL WA8IRIR8 I I GAMES MANTT M d S W -T M IIM . MAT! N il .M L MS SSL 'ATKMSm.SM*t>1 F R O N TON MATIN!! TOMORROW 1i 13 T U R K EY A D A Y Drawing Each Wednesday At 8 P.M. Ask Attendant For Details COME IN AND SEE THE LIVE GOBBLERS IMPERIAL 12(W S. I'ARK AVE. SERVICE S T A T IO N HANFORD LAST WEEK'S WINNERS! • LAWRENCE POFf s DON SMITH • ALMA SMITH • L. ADY • GLEN FREDWAT • EDWARD SCIIWEICKERT S W. C LONG See us. Ule deliver: n full-sized Ehrv5lBr fo r just a feui dollars a m onth more th an som e small cars. Doesle DeGanahl was the winner of the Class A division of the weekly Ladles Day tournament at the Mayfair Country Club this week. Jim­ mie Livingston grabbed Clast D honors and the Class C crown wrnt to Essie Batson. The nine-hoto tourney winner was Fran leach. Recently members of the Sanford Womco'a Golf Asso­ ciation were guests of DeLand Country Club and played a shotgun tournament. Winners were: first low gross, Franchon McRoberts; second low gross, Suzy Dickey; first low net. Essie Ration; second low net, Blanche Nicely, and low putts, Jimmie Lhingilnn. Next Wednesday a nine-hole, low net turkey tournament will be held. Luncheon will be at 1 p.m. In the club bout* at which time the winner of the Florida Slate Bank tournament will be announced. That's not hot ak. That's a fact. Seven Chryiler Newport models or* actually that low priced. And every ons of them b big—a beautiful 18-foot, two-ton Chrysler with a 383-cubicinch V-8 os standard equipment. Uk* th* pitch? Then come in and see th* guy* In town who can make 1963 a big-car year for yog. See us. We deliver. BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS All told, It looks like the Semiootoi wit! have formidable competition Wednesday when they face the Bulldogs. Th# them* for homecoming this year 1a. "Seminole Might •vs- the Buildog Bite." So, it look* like Seminole fans bad belter taka their testa early to see a good football tilt The Seminotoe are still look­ ing forward tc the Klka Bowl Dec. 3 who* they play Lee*hur*. the only team to defeat th* Tribe last aeaaoa. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Ear mer Baltimore Oriole Manager Billy Hitchcock waa signet! by the Milwaukee Braves today to act ai a special assignments scout and supervisor of the in sports parlance, Um "hot sou these torn state scouting cor Der" mesne third base of a baseball diamond. system. WITH ONE OF THE MANY NEW PATTERNS OK VINYL - ASBESTOS J O H N S -M A N V IL L E FLOOR T IL E S PRICES START AT gc PER TILE W ALL SUPPLY CIOAA See fear thriller Deoler-The men mho delivers. 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 “Hasdqaartsrs For Sprinkler Systems” R O N -SU N Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. #519 E. 1st St. �m H i 0 lx x fg r l Fri. Nov. 20, ’64— Faff* 5 I tt iU Biletnikoff Named On NEA All-American Navy Varsity 'Rainbow!' Ready For Lions Going After NEW YORK—(NEA)—Do li make a football team? No more than you can play canasta with one deck ol cards. Newspaper Enterprise Asso- BOB cUtloa, announcing 1U annual All-America Foot bill Team to­ day exclusively In The Sanford Herald, hai modernized the entire concept of the college game by splitting its selections Into platoons, the way every wlnnlng coach In the country has. The NEA All-America la a composite of the judgment of college coaches, sports writers a n d professional s c o u t a throughout the country. For the first time since free E Jack Snow, Notre Dame E Fred BUetnlkoff, Fla. State IMS, the nation's collages have FL Kail Noonan, Iowa deployed into offenslvt and de­ T Jim Wilson, Georgia fensive platoons undtr liber­ alized rules made last winter. T Larry Kramraer, Nebraska G Tommy Nobis, Texas Sanford Naval Air Station OFFENSIVE TEAM G Wayne Freeman, Alabama ia In the process o f forming C Glen Kessler, Penn State a van ity basketball team to QB Cra ig Morton, California enter in the newly formed RB Gale Sayers, Kansas DEFENSIVE TEAM Florlda-Gcorgia Intenervice RB Don Anderson, Tex. Tech Conference. E Alphonse Dotson. Grambllng Station athletic director 1. E A1 Atkinson. Vlllanova J. Jarrell reports soma 25 athT Reml Pradhomme, LSU letea are now trying out for T Billy Yearby, Michigan the squad which will be nar­ MG Steve DeLong, Tenn. rowed to 15 members. LB Ron Caveness, Arkansas NAS Sanford will be play­ LBLB Carl McAdams, Okie. LB Jack O'BUIovIch, Ore. SL ing in the Southern Division HB C. Williams, Wash. State of the conference which also HB T. Fredertckson, Auburn will include Orlando, McCoy S Arnle Chonko, Ohio State and Patrick Air Force buses. The pros, however, have In­ A t the end of the season fluenced the type of football the winner of the southern being played in college*. division will play the north­ BUetnlkoff and Noonan are the ern division champions for split type of receivers coveted the conference championship. in the pro leagues, and their Naval Air Stations, and Moody play Is concentrated on grab­ bing passes. "Biletnikoff," Alr Force Base. Since Sanford doesn't, have said Johnsoa, "is as polished a college receiver as I've ever a gym, all Sanford gamea will be played away, Sanford's seen." An Ail • American doesn't first conference game will be have to play every game played at 8 p.m. Dee. 1 at Or­ against a Notre Dame or an lando AFB. Jarrell report* Sanford ha* Alabama. Take a hard look at the defense and the name of a good chance of winning the Alphonse Dotson of Grambllng. southern division title. That’s the aame school which produced Willie Davis. Ernie AIMING HIGH Ladd and Buck Buchanan, who FORT WORTH, Tex. — hava made it big—literally— defenaive linemen in the pros. (N EA ) — Steve Garmon, a Dotson is in the same groove, Texas Christian University rated by hie coacbei the best guard, talk* as much about lineman aver to com* out of politics as football. Garmon want* a career in the State the Louisiana ichool. That’* the kind of endorse­ Department after college, but ment yon want for All-Ameri­ he saya he'* going easy right can. now on the politics. fuQfUuIuOS t i l IDMOODM ID Service Title DUNNELLON - (Spl>—The Dunnelloo Plgakia Club U put­ ting the finishing touches on their plans fee the third an­ nual Rainbow Bowl game to be played here Dee. 4. The bands from (bo two par­ ticipating schoola — W Ulirton and Oviedo—wW bo on hand to perform In pro-gamo and halftime ceremonies. The club wUl present trophies to tbo win­ ning team, losing loam, moat valuable player far the win­ ning team and the most val­ uable player for the loeers. The fans should witness an­ other floe game this year as In the two previous Rainbow Bowl gamea. The WlUlston \ -A L TK/M tOff. J VUMAMOm Scotty Sen PftUPHOMMt. Earnings Record TAv-vessji# Legal Notice NEW YORK (UPI>—Stanley Dancer, of New Egypt, N. J., IX T i n : I IIICI IT 4TH HT «»K TIIK XIXTII J I II 1C I * I, C l l l today became the first $l-mil- l l IP OK AXII ITIH IK.WlXOl.i: lion driver in harness racing t ill X T*. I'l .O lllllt. history when bis earnings I I M X I K I I Y XO. I Man KIHST NATIONAL CITV H INK. reached $1,035,527. The highest T r u e ! . . Worthln*ton Corp ora­ figure before this year was the tion Non Contributory P.nalop plan under agreement dated $818,659 earned by Bill llaugh- June 1, t i l l . Plaintiff, ton in 1958. Legal Notice IX TIIK I IMCI IT r o i IIT OK T i n : x i x r n j i iiss'i v i. r i l l « T r r ix v x ii r o i l x i : w i x o i . i : m i v n , s' m i i i i i i .% IX t'llSX IK H V NIK H I M In th . Msttor nf Ih* Appli­ cation of Untt*d Murt***** H-rvIctn* Corp. for tt.-K s la hll.hm .n l o f Do»t Promt*»o ry Not. anti of Mortgage on l l u l Kat.t. x o r i r s : o k n r nr TOi Clifton Prs.loa t l . l n . y anti ll-U n U l i . l n . y 101 Tingrrln* Drtv* Hanford, Florid* and lo all oth.r p.rsnna who a r . or may b . Int»r»*t*d YOU A HR IIKKBUY N'OTtFIKD that a P.tlllon h»* t.c.n fll.-l In th* *bov»-#ntltl*d Court In which Ih . po tltlon.r. Unit* 1 Mortal*** Servicing C o r p , s.vk. th* r*-**tahtl*hm«nl. pursuant It. Chapter 71 o f th* KtorMa Htalut**, o f certain ftrlgtnat t|ocum*nl* nf which It claim* lo h« th* owner, and Which wer* ll!*a* tty lost or tte*trtijr«il In th* o f f l c * . o f th* Petitioner In Norfolk. Vlretnl*. on o r about April 77. 1344, 1>«In* * pri.mlewtry n o t . In th* amount o f 111,1*4.no e i.cu tctl by Clifton Preston G*ln*y an<l Helen |. Hilney. h i . wlfa, on April 1, 1959, In favor o f tJ u.ra-it-ctl Till* ant M » rt* * s * Com p in y , amt a mor t*** a in tha amount o f III. 140. Oo *r*nt*1 by Clifton Pr*»lon G*ln*y and Helen I» Giln*y. hla wlfa. on April I. 1959. to Ouar.n ta.tt Tit le and Mortis ■*• Company at a.curlty for Ilia pxyin.nt o f tha afort-abl prttml.vttry not., which m o r t* « * . .n c u m h .ra tha f llowtn* ti»»crlb»d property In H«mlnol« County, Klorlda. to. wit: lA>t 1. niork O. Phlltlpa Hav.n n a Park Section o f l » c h Arbor. S.mlnol* County, KlorII*. <• recorded In Plat Hook 14, p<«e It. of th* Public R e ­ c o r d . of Seminole County, F lo r ­ ida Ttt**lh*r with tha fnllowln* llama o f property which » r* lo ­ c o e d In and permanently In­ stalled *• a part o f Ih* Im­ provement* on •*'«! propert y: t rj. K R*frls*rator Model No. LAS-13. J*r. No. N? su m 1 <1. K. Ran** 5lod*l No. J 441, H.r No. TH 0X71*1 t M tr-Sun Wall Heater 5fo. del No. C-IJ-0 14 Venetian llllnd* m a n u ­ factured by Seminole Vene­ tian Blind Company TOU WILL PLMAHK APPKAH In the above-entitled Court an or before th* 7th day o f December, t i l l , which I* a date not l**e than : i nor more than ** day* from the first publication of this Notice, to ahow causa why tha aforaaald promleaory note and mort* a*a ahould not ha r*-eat*bllehedTIIIH NOTICE ahall ha publl»hcd once etch week for four ( I ) eucceeelv* week* In Th* Hanford Herald. DATED this 4th day af N o v ­ ember. IM4. (SEAL) Arthur II Beckwith. Jr. Clark Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vthlea Deputy Clark van den Bar* k Gay Attorney! at Law 414 Kir*-. Ktdtral Bulldln* Or Undo. Florida S3I01 J ubll.h Nov. 4. 13. 3«. 57, 1344 ICDG-JO ,J ! H O M E O M A i l l w.ro T -e s s y lO U bB A H ifT A T t Legal Notice Legal Notice lx cn rx T r jiiin r /* rnriiT, KICTITIOT9 NAME NOTICE IH hereby given that w* ar* engaged In business at 1741 Hanford Av*., Hanford. Kla, Seminole County, Flo r­ ida, under th* flrtlllou* name of. Roberts A Hchmldt Ileal Estate, and that w* Intend to register salt name with Ih* c le r k o f th* Circuit Court. Hemtnol* County, Florida, In accordance with Ih* prevision* o f th* Klctltloua Nam* Htalutea, In-wit: Yaction 144.41 Florid* Htalutea 1357. HI*: A. O Roberta H. J. Hchmldt Publish Got. 10 A Nov. 4, tl. 30. 1)44. CDF-117 hKNIXIII.E COUNTY. KI.OHIDA R9TATH «ik 5ITRINK IIWNKH IIK.NHOM. DECHAHED TO NOTICE TO CHKIliroHh tl.L PHHhOX* IIXVIXO 1 1.41*1* OH II E VI A 51 U * (IH IXIt * 4ID ESTATE) You and each nf you ar* hereby notified end required t» -vafile any claim* and demand* JAMKH T. EDOR and which you, nr either o f you, GKullGIA ANN EDGE, hla may bate against eald aetata wife. In tha office nf lion. C. Vernon Dr fen,tents. Mlie. J r. County Jud*a o f VemlNOTICE OK hi IT Hole County, at hie o ffice In tha TOi Jam** T. Kdg* and Court House In Sanford, KlorGenrirU Ann Kdg* td.i. wtlhln «U calender month* 11*l ii.ittery, 5th Itattallon from tbs time nf tha first p u b ­ ll r d Artillery lication of this notice. Each A l t ) II, New Tor k, New cUlm or demand must ha In York writing and contain tha place o f TOU ARE hereby notified residence and pn*t o f fic e adthat a Complaint to f>r*cl"*e dre** o f tha claimant and must a m orta l* * tnrtimherln* th* be sworn to by the claimant, hla followln* real properly) agent or attorney, or tha same toil 50. OAKLAND IIIU-H. •hail be void. accordln* to th* plot / * / Grace Bradford thereof *• recorded In Plat A* E ie cu trli nf eald estate Hook II. pair * 43 anil 41, Edward It. KlrkUnd Public Records o f Hvnil- Attorney at Lew nol* County. Klorlda ! l » Mouth Court Street ha* been filed against you In Orlando, Florid* 53441 the a b o ve .etyled eutt, a n t yon Publish Oct. J4. A Nov. 4, II, ere required fo eerve a copy 3*. 1744. o f your Anewer to tha C o m ­ CDK-Itt plaint on th* P la in ti ff* a tt o r ­ ney*. van den Ber* A Gey. K IIT IT IO l* X 4 ME P O Hot 3I«7. Orlando. KtorNOTICE IH hereby given bla. and to file Ih* orlclnal o f tb it we are engaged In boatsuch An*wer with Ih* Clark o f neaa at 751* Park Drive, Han­ the eforee.tld Circuit Court on ford, Seminole County, Klornr before (he 33nd day of He • Ida. under the fictitious m m * ember, 1141. If you fall t,» ,lo of, Earl Moitey'a G a n g s , and *«, a decree pro confaeso will that wa Intend to register eald he taken a**ln*t you for the name with the Clerk o f the relief demanded In tha C o m ­ circuit Cnur*. Hemlnol* Cou n­ plaint. ty, Florida, In accordance* with This Nolle* ahell he publish- tha provision, o f the Klctltloua e«l once a week for four ron- Nam* Htatulee, to.wit* He.-tton •erutlve w eek. In tha Hanford *45 4 * Klorlda Htatiitea 1343. Herald. Hobart Earl Moglty Dated this llth day o f N o v­ Polly Ann Mosley ember. 1144. Publish Nov. 34, >7 A Dec 4. (HEAL) 111. 1144. Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr 1CDG-47 c le r k o f th* Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen •XV I T4TIOX TO Hill Deputy Ctvrk Hailed hi,I* will he received Publish Nov. 30, 37 A D 'c . I in th* office nf tha City Man­ II. 1144. n e r . city Hill. Henford. KlorCDG-70. Id*, until t:14 P. 51 on WedneaJiy. He, ember 3, 1)44, on ix t h e r m r r r r m i n r o k the following Herne: T H E XIXTII Jl llll l 41. t i l l 1. Approximately » 504 g*|. I T TV. IX 4X11 I'llH XEMIXOI.E tone of premium gianllne < III X TV. KI.OHIDA at th* Pollra Htatlon. IX i' ll VXf EH 4 XII. I45A4 9. Vpprotlmxtalv 3.544 g a l ­ 1114 OH) E lons o f premium gasoline ODELL THOMAS, at Kir* Htatlon Vo. 3. Plaintiff, I approximately 14,444 g a l ­ va. lons nf regular gasoline W TON A TIIOM AH. at th* cit y Hhop. Defendant, 4. Approximately a,444 g a l ­ NOTICE Til 4PPEAII l o n * of dleael fuel for STATE OK KI.OIIIII A TOi th* Water Plant. Refue* WTONA THOM AH Division, and Threat Divi­ Address and Keetdence (jnsion. known Ride shill ha tank wagon TOU AUK HEREBY NOTI­ prl ea delivered to th* c i t y '* FIED that s lllll o f Complaint distribution points on demand far divorce has been filed and eh all show th* exempt tax. asalnat you. and you are re- Th* eur-essful bidder ahall qulrvl to aerva a copy o f your supply end Inatell all neces­ answer or pleading to tba Hill sary pump* end tank* and all o f Complaint on tha Main- pump* shell have suitable tlfTa Attorney Paul C. Parkins, s in g e s recording the quantity 447 Weat Youth .Street, Orlando pumped end said gauges ehelt Florida, and file lha original be In working order. All bide answer or pleading In th* o f - shall show tb* octane rating flea of tha Clark o f the Circuit nf th* gasoline bid and lb* Court on or before Monday, c l u e o f diesel fuel that I* bid. December 34. 1144. If you fall Bid* shell be for th* annual to do so Judgment by default period beginning January 1, will be taken against you for 1345. tha relief demanded In tba lllll lilt* wilt be publicly opened o f Complaint. In tbs City Commissi n Room. WtTNKHH my band and seal City llall. Hanford. Klorlda. at at Hanford, Hemlnole County, 3:44 P M on Wednesday, Dec­ Florida, this llth day o f No* - ember 3 1)44. amber. 1344. Th* City Commleelen re­ (HEAL) serves the right to accept th* Arthur It Beckwith, Jr. lowest end/or best bid and re ­ Clark uf Ih* Circuit Court serve* lb* right to reject any By: Mirth* T. Vlhlsu, U. C or all bid* tor th* best Inter­ Paul C. Parkins ests of th* City o f Hanford. Warren K Know las 447 Waat Houth Street Orlando, Florida City Manager Attorney for Plaintiff CITY OK HANFORD. FL O R ­ Publish Nov. 34, 37 A Dec. 4 IDA ; 11. 1)44 I Publish Nov. 34, 1)44. C Du-41 I CDG-44 ' $ M S U P P L Y , iJ ix iH txir.M r xn. i i M D I v n h r B MARGIE MURPHY, Plaintiff, va. MICHAEL M. MURPIIT, Defendant. NOTICE TO APKEVM STATE OF FLORIDA TO: MICHAEL M MURPHY Addreea and Residence Un­ known YOU ARE IIERBIIY NOT!FIED that a Hill af Complaint for dlvoroe has been filed against you. and you ar* r e ­ quired lo aarvt a copy o f your answer ar pleading to lha lllll o f Complaint on th* Plain­ t i f f * Attorney Paul C. Per­ kin*. 417 West South Street. Orlando. Florida, and Rio th* original answer or pleading In th* offlc* of Ih* Clerk o f th* Circuit Court on or before Mon day, December 71. 1)44. If you fait te da ao Judgment by d e ­ fault wilt b* taken against you for lha rallaf demanded In tb* BUI of Complaint. WITNESS my hand aad seat at Hanford. Hsmlnol* County, Florida, this llth day o f Nov ­ ember. 1144. (TEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clark of Ih* Circuit Court By: Mirth* T. Vlhlen, DC. Paul C. Perkin* 447 West South Strast Orlando. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Publish NoV. 31. 17 A Dec 4 M. 1)41. lCDU-4) 'I • 'i f ( » i\ | ] \ l , I KI A t H \\ i V im *r u , r * - ' ' << 1< I N . > \ \ ! •M i l ) I i nt ' s t \u u \SH 1l > I \\ 1 ^ (ifrh I or <t p u n m ^ I I. I ).itr This Catalina Sport Coupe Is Ready For You Right Now. THE STRIKE IS OVER. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. P O N T IA C — UUICK — R A M B L E R 301 w. 1»1 SANFORD, FLA. ST. 801 W . SEM IN O LE BLVD. Pay Cash And Save Cotton W o rk G lo v e s 514" f /l SAW S A ven u e Retail Avtrggg Rafail 19c NOTICE OK a t'IT TH E STATE UK KI.OHIDA TO CA RL te WATKINS, whose residents and melt­ ing address la unknown A suit having bvan filed against you In Ih* Circuit Court In and for Hemlnol* County, Klorlda, In Chancery, th* na­ ture of said litigation being s suit for declaratory dacrae, th* thbrevlaled till* o f which la 1. T. Hunt end Bobhl* Jo* Hunt, hie wife, plaintiff*, v. Cart l . Wilkin*, defendant, thl* notice la to rtqulr* you to fit* with th* Clark o f **l<l Court your wrlttan defenses. If any, to Ih* pla intiffs complain! filed In aeld causa, and to serve a copy on plaintiffs attorney* not later thin th* ll t h day af December. A. D. 1344. Herein fall not or a decree pro confaeso wilt be entered against you. WITNESS my hand and th* seal nf said Court, at Hanford, Florida, this 14th day o f Novamhar. A. D. 1)41. (HEAL! Arthur If. Rackwlth, J r , Clark of th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk HUTCHISON AND LE KFLER Poet Offlc# Drawer II Hanford, Klorlda Vllorneya for Plaintiffs Publish Nov. II, 34, 37 A Dec. 4. 1)44. C DO-43 ix t iie riiirrrr cm nt n r THE XIXTII J i n t r i * ! . t i l l . i'i rr, ix and rim seminole ITIL XTV. t I mi Mi V !< SPECIAL SALE j u g BUILDERS * Mr. Whiz H BS A N N O U N C E S . . . l-A lP U O H U . POTfiON, game left. Both teams hava very fine ball clubs with good balance. The Red Devils pro­ bably hold the edge in passing while the Lions have the beat running attack. 19(5, THE YEAR OF THE QUICK WIDE TRACKS! Mum OKLAHOMA Red Devils are currently six, two and one for the season with one game left on their schedule. The Lions are sporting an eight and one record with one 19 F avorite Wyteface Average OUR Retail PRICE NO LIMIT! 15< 50 Ft.. p r It hoi not been our policy to odvariiM leodor Hams. This H on experi­ Thai* four Homs appear on tbo front of our now catalog. Wo want to fstf tbo offoctivonass of tbo catalog and build traffic in our (torsi. Wo rcierve tbo right to limit quontitioi when on order will deplete the (lock of a (lore. No dealers pteaie. KACH m e n t. • $0-7$• tOO Walt • Nallaaslly AdvarHaad F I .I S I I STEEL TAPES OUR PRICE P « Pair LIGHT BULBS It# \t a 2.85 TOO Ft. .7.50^ 3.85 IKIOIKS P IIE F IIY IS IIK D A GRAD!— MAHOGANY W 'xdxS Random Groove L a u a n ...............$4.80 r 6 ''* 6 '« ’ ' s H i " . . $3.57 r * " « 6 'B " i l %** . . 3.73 r0"■6•8,,«1 *^ ,* . . 3.99 2 ' 4 " * 6 ' 8 " « 1 . . 4.62 2 '6 "s 6 '8 "s1 V s" . . 4.62 2 T 'i 6 T 's 1 A»** . . 4.94 ! 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Sow . . . . 2.19 Birch ................ 8.96 O a k ................... 8.96 OFPA Graded DOUGLAS FIR PLYWOOD „ „ Istrriar a.'-x Knotty Cedar.............8.96 RUIIIOID ASPHALT SHINGLES Twin Palms Cool Colo LATEX PAINT €•«. *r» IM M h. Wiki pm »4I«8. i « y» t Mdt«b II A R D U O A I I I ) 2 .4 9 •quart P U tM A -YM t W IIT T IM %— 4 Ufa koi Fr#f,»*,»ho* Mosaldingg to Avarspa rvrad I II 50 6 W oln u t............. 11.84 Charry ............. 11.84 N ie t l i l i t i e f B M f is li r g • k tH . Or tot tm mm b e e r - t M M i fig f»« U*r». Coverg gffrgnaetiff f». Untcmpered Vs>4s8 1.76 Tompored . . Vsx4x8 2.24 ROOF A C C F S S O im .S For FREE Price C atalo g j Phone or Writ# HBS Store Nearest You Convenient Store Hours 7:30 a.m.- 5 : 3 0 p.m. Monday thru Friday SATU RDAYS 7:30 a.m. 'til 4 p.m. A S K A B O U T LOW D E L IV E R Y RATES! EASY TO REACH LOCATION... 801 W. Seminole Blvd. Phone: 323-0400 HOM E BUILDERS SUPPLY, Inc OTHER STORES: COCOA— EUSTIS— LEESHURG—JACKSONVILLE__ORLANDO ST. PETERSBURG— LAKELAND— DAI)E CITY—SARASOTA— BRADENTON Moral lave 4Vi"«10' .55 Graval Stop 5"x10’ .63 Roof Mops 32 o>.. .1.40 Roof Brush 3 Knot . .1.45 Plaitic Cement or Coating . Gol. .79 M e d . C a b la clN SF 446 By Groto ..$4.19 27 W (Window Gloss) ........... 5-29 27 P (Plato Gloss) 6.79 Toplight 621 P. ..20.20 DELIVERY Hr A �f ill* Sharpening Shoe IQ ( b u th C U r fu f .* ByAbifloil Van Barm Empty Package Filled ft Ma* Knight Clark tad poychalogist Albert J. Harris, ■aka children's tntreduettoa It k t o b tka kind at exciting avFsctoace which It moat ha if they a n to faal the i4> ikaiei'a Olga to aaptoi* Iff -totlaa. yatl yaa walk aa) la flood directly la lb* laaar aala (the pari yaa aarar aaa). •to tha Welt yraeaaa aa ad* HUsaal atrip la flood anoad flM adf* #f tka faraar aale; then tka aoter aala la atltehed la thto bond." , Tka reoah la that a cement akaa haa a lower atlheoette, la aaaa mainly la hlgh-styls footwear. The wait ohoo la heavier, appearing moetly In tradlUaaal ahoa models. "Tka welt akaa haa a n o n rotted appearance,” aald Mo* rin, "but the cement ahoa win juat aa well— Uianke lartely te aMdera adhaaleaa which Were not available before TO H I tha dlffartoca between a cement (top) and watt procaaa (lower) ahoa on# muat io to tha aola of tha matter. quarter cheaper than the com­ will ha approximately tha parable wait abas, aot aaaogh to mako a dtff iroueo. Aataal* What ta da if your ahoaa ly tko ccmoat ahoa la harder hacoun wet? "D o aot," aoya to repair, bat m o le prlcoa la Maria, "put them aa a radia­ tor ta dry. Ponait them ta reflect thia foot The dlitinctioa botwooa a dry la eoel air ta avuM curtfIB and |30 pair o f aboea, aa* la. Bhoee become need to wa­ cording to Morin, la aot g n a t ter during the maaufocturlac The more expensive ahoa us­ procoal, ao it '• no great probually remain! longer on the lam." Should you fad to follow teat (the wooden foot to which it la attached during the aua* thia advice, than what? "Sim­ ufaeturing procaaa). The ro- ple," aaya Morin, "Take the ault la more exact fit. Alio, ■hoee to a ehoemaker (a cob­ aa axpanalva ahoa will have bler la Now England). Ha more flntaae In the atltching. can put them on a teat Ilk* But the baaUa—leather, tha aaa at tha factory and gat World War 11.” A eomont ohoo may ha a eonatructlon and durability— them back tnte aha pc. fill victims to mental IlHisoa No warnon la her tight mind eonld lava written each a contemptible letter. I'd oak my aaa to watch her for oth­ er sigma o f emotional dis­ turbance. o o o DEAR ARBY: My hnaband works la a largo offleo. On# o f hla co-workers (a married woman) picked him op one evening lost weak and they wont to a "planning meeting” m ho la on tho cemmtttM for tho annual office party. Yester­ day a neighbor told mo that another neighbor told her that aha u * my husband fitting hi a parked car two bloeka from homo, talking in a parked car. 0 0 0 DEAR ABlYr On my llth birthday (last May) I accepted a diamond engage­ ment ring from a boy I had boon going with obout three month*. Ho la 14. Wo didn't aot a date. Now I fool that I am not ready for marri­ age, I want to return tho ring and data other bays and him, too, but ho says If 1 return the ring ha wilt go back to Texas where ha from. I still hold a fooling for him and don’t want him to leave. Ho Mys either I have to be en­ gaged to him or wo break o ff completely, aa ha will not dote mo whlls I am dating others. I am so mix­ ed up I don't know what to do. Ha keeps telling me ha "lovsa" ma and ha knows I "loro" him. I'm not sura I even know what "love" la. $ a a ib y O n & Ju d q si Boy Is Misunderstood Ay I m a Light Newapaper BaMrprtoo Aaaa. DEAR MRS. LIGHT—What would he your mtlmata of a 1(-year-old bay who baa nev­ er gotten along with ony teacher? "She doesn't under­ stood him," aoya hla mother. He fata fairly good grades but la poor In deportment. Hi ie tha daao out-up and ie a Mama's bay. Ha doaant gat alaag with beya hla aga withar. Ha haa changed achools three times. Same rooulu In each. What c m ba don*?— NO SIGNATURE ANSWER—Are you tha boy's teachan, hla relative!, or Just may neighbors? To maka a fair estimate. I'd hoe# to know what your InUroat In this boy lo and much mora about hla background. As a (nap Judrmtnt, I would lay that a lfl-yrar-oM who haa never gotten along with any tcachor probably nteda profasilonal help, the KMMr, the batter. If hla moflw continual to blame aoch tcachor In turn, aha <■ only burying bar head In tha und. I f tha three aehoola ba hasi attended have bean unable to help him. a ipedal school for emotionally disturbed children might ba tha aniwar. Accord­ ing ta your account, boworar, hla shortcomings don’t ap­ p e a r to warrant special schooling. Class eut-upe may become television comedians with iix-flgurt Mlarlea. Ma­ ma'a boys may untie tha apron strings when they Uka off for college. And dieagreeable boys bars been known ta Improve their parsonalltici when they matt tha right girl. At any rate, whether hla present troubles aUm from being "spoiled rotten” at home, or from something mora serious auch as brain damage, nnly a profusions! counselor c m detonate*. Can’t you peranada hla parvnU to consult onu? DEAR MRS. LIGHT—Re­ cording to our seventh grad­ er, several of hla friends have been going to the dime store during lunch hour and Wklng everything they c m cram In­ to their pockaU. These are boys from supposedly good h o m o a . We’re haertslek. Should wo report this to tho school?— ALARMED PARENTS ANSW ER-N o. This la a homo problem. Chock your son's atory carefully, then go tha boy’o parents before tho dlmeatoru owner goes to ths police. Pissee toad your school problems to Susan Light In cart o f Tha Sanford llerild. While she cannot answer each IstUr personally, Utters of goners! InUrest win ha an­ swered In this column. Record Shop 'Dardanella' Cut In '19 ■y Joan Crosby of 95. But ha la not tha Idnd Nr* ape per Enterprise A i m . of man to stay retired, and Ben Betvln'a name may not hla knowledge of the record­ mean quite ao much to today's ing Industry Is aicaptionally record-buying public os Ths valuable. So he la now the Beatles, but: consultant who eclceta the — His first recording, mado music to bo recorded on cart­ In 1919, w m tha first rscord ridges for the Revere-Wollento sail one million copies. It sak automatic laps racordarwas "Dardanella." player. — A t tha aga of 19, ha was Tha majority of record com­ leading hla own band at Naw panies h a v e arrangements York’s Rector’s, where one of whereby thslr best discs, aa the taxi dancers w m a hand- •elected by Selvin, era trans­ some young man named Rud­ ferred to cartridges to bo olph Valentino. played on a tap# recorder. — Among ths musicians In While recording! have not aa hla band wars Jimmy and yat become obsolete, tape, Tammy Dorsey, Jerry Colon- Selvin lays, has several ad­ na, Rube Bloom, ond a young vantage!. fiddler named Eugene Orman"It ran bo played Indsfinltody. "Ho w m my concertmas- ly and it won’t wear out. Rec­ tar," Behria m alls, "ao ho re- ord! do. Thoro la no Interrup­ crivod a shock for |3B, when tion In tho music. You caA tho others got US." ploy 15 atralght hours of un­ Savon! years after tho Rea- interrupted music an a taps tor's days, while an artlata* recorder. Let’s My that tap* aad repertoire m b . Salvia suddenly makes recordings was aupervlaiag a recording loam Ism important." • e e with a young aingor. "We weren’t euro how good ho was, Album of the week—An ex­ ao wo only budgeted tho re­ citing folk-singing trio is In­ cording with a four-piece troduced In “Just Arrived— band. When It came tlma for Tho Pilgrims" (Columbia). tho second chorus, tha band Tha lovely put* soprano of sounded thin. 8o I suggested Angelina Butler, tenor Robert the linger might whistle a bit Gulllaumo and baritone Mil­ to fill out tho sound." Tha lard Williams blend In "Plen­ ty Good Roam," a freedom linger was Bing Crosby. Bslvtn, who baa made over song: "Three Little Worms," 900 recordings, was retired on smualng fable; ond "In film RCA Victor at tha age Tarrytown," a sad lova song. Miscellaneous g o o d i e s — "Peter and the Commisser" (Itt’A Victor) joins Allan Sherman, Arthur Fiedler and tha Boston Pops in n funny album. The beat part of it is not Uw toad piece, bat clevor ■cries o f "Variations on How Dry I Am," which rings In everything from tha llabansra from "Carman” to "High Noon" to tha "Marry Widow Walts." Soloists hers: Sher­ man on tha piano and Fiadlar on tha hiccups: "400 Yaara of Folk Music" (Addles and Crofoot, Folkways)! '‘ Yesterday's Gone" (Chad and Jeranay, World Artists)! "With You in Mind" (Danny Williams, United Artlata): "Trlnl Lopas Lira in Basin Strast East" (RepriM): “Thames From Great Films Mado In Room" (Rlx Ortolanl and hla Orches­ tra, United Artlata). e e e Single oha—"It Ain't Ma Baba" (Johnny Cash, Colum bla), "W o Hava Something Mots" (Connlo F r a s e l l , MGH), "Tumbling Tumblaweeds" (Tha Honey Drvamsra, Epic), "Chug-S-Lug* (Roger Millar, Smash), "I ’m Into Something Good" (Harman's Hermits, MGM), "That Far Away Look" (Loras AlexMd rta, ABC-Paramount) a a d "Where Doan That Leave Ma?" (Gana Stride!, Colum' bla). • o o DEAB ABBYt I am ask­ ing my landlady In writs this for am beeauM I am •9 years aid and my haads shako. Please, Abky, pub something la year column about tha hsortlaiaaam a# •ending Groat Grandma (at bar own oxpoaao) to a warmer place, under tho guiss that It la "batter" far bar. Bettor to ho deprived o f alt the familiar face* aad places ? Tho aurronadlnga that held ao many dear me­ mories? I have bean much colder hors In Arisen* than I aver w m la Illinois. Nat la my hands and foot, but la my heart. Thank you. MISSING ILLINOIS • o o Problems T Write to ABBY, Box 89700, Los Angelas, Calif. For a personal reply, tnclos* a stamped, salf-addressed envelope. • o o Halo ta write litters? Sand on# dollar to Abby, Box 89700, Loo Angelos. Calif., for Abfay’a booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS " By Oswald Jacoby la tha match between tho *111 United States and tha United WAKQI TB Arab Republic at tha World ♦ SB Bridge Olympiad, era get off *X B W M I(m RAVT to flying start In spite of tho A ll AAXQ* faet that our North-South tu ts 9JII1 pair mlabld tha hand badly. ♦ IB ♦JBS At laaat North made a bad AJBTBII A|B bid. It la hard ta find any fault with South's octlea. A JIBS# V None •oath’s three diamond reipo as* w m designed to mako It pooalbla for him to sign Worth and South vulncrahl# off at thro* no-trump later. For soma m oon or other, I f Paso l ♦ North decided that hla good _ » f Dm* I NT. six card heart suit entitled Pam 4 NT. Paaa I t Mm to try for a slam In aplto of tho fact that ho only held If hlgh-card points. i from hla six-card club suit io Fortunately for tha United that all South had ta do was Stataa, West choM ta open |to win tha club In his own t t S S " ’4 Jh s iO om m : Newapaper Enterprise Aim. A courageous woman who hM had to fees one crisis af­ ter another In recent yaara explained hew aha managed ta eope without "going to placet." " I f yon don't waste your strength fighting little prob­ lems yon have enough and to •pert whM tha big problsma hit you." Applying that rule of Ihrfive many women a completeIng to their own lives might ly now method of handling tha small problems, tha little irritations and annoyances, the minor frustration* thst take ao much out of them. You know it'a true. Homs women get almost as upsst over mud tracked on a clean floor, or an encounter with an uppity dark, or a social slight aa thsy do ovsr a really seri­ ous problem. Tha fume and worry and fret over trifles, lotting littla annoyances maka them miser­ able. And then when a big problem cornea along they think It la mors than they can bear. They've used up thalr s t r e n g t h fighting against small things, Thsy should have hand, draw trumps, enter dummy with tho htng o f club# and d i s c a r d th m spades cn the sec, king and queen of hearts. Whlls tha club load might have worked, it Is a pretty good tactic against • atom contract to lead tho suit In which your aids to most like­ ly to dsvolop tricks. There­ fore a short suit la certainly mors promising than a sixcarder headed by tha Jack. The U.A.R. North and South poir also want past three no-trump, but only reached five diamonds. Bobby Jordan lad a spada and Ar­ thur Robinson cashed three high spades and thca lad a fourth for Hobby to ruff. By Ruth M illstt been taking tha small trou­ bles In their stride and saving thalr strength for something big and Important. Remember that nsxt time you find yourself getting up­ sst all out of reason over soma minor matter. Your troubles aran’t all going to be arasll ones. Why waits your strength fighting against thinrs you can't help and worrying over problsma that aren't rsolly Important! You'll have tha strength to handle large adversities If you haven't squandered It be­ forehand on a slaw of unim­ portant nuisance*. W hat To W atch In A W atch la this fast-paced society people truly live by the dock. One of the first things a pre­ school child toarM to lo tall Ume. Tim* govern hla dally work sad pleasure from tha day ho straps *■ hla first Mickey Mouse watch. Sine# this la true, tha aarvlca a watch gives Is vital Watches ar* favorites as gifts for all agM aad come la many prfco rangos and de­ signs. With auch a broad se­ lection, how can you check to m * if yea ar* buying s serv­ iceable, reliable timepiece? Quality manufacturers all •gro* that ths shock-resistant, antlmagnetic, wsaUtsror waterproof features of a watch ar* good salts points. But they moan littla if tho watch movomaat io a cheap as* and doesn't keep accurate Unto. Ths <N o f jewels Is im­ portant to tha Ufatlma accur­ acy o f a watch. So-called bargain" timepieces, often sold for under |I5, may have on* or no Jewels. Or ths Jawtla used are ataal pins. What doM this matter? It matters Is ths “Ufa" ef tha watch. Tha purpose of a Jtwsl Is to rtdue* friction at vital points io ths moving parts. Watchmaker* of standard, good quality watch** My there ar* IT critical points and thus tha raaeoa for tha terra "17-Jawel." Soma manu­ facturers us* mors jawals than this. Synthetic rubies now ar* being used moat because they offer uniformity and proper hardness for tha job. Inex­ pensive watches hsva tha steel pins instead, if they have "Jowde" at all. Ths steel, watch experts say, al­ lows mora friction which m u n i greater lots of accur­ acy and Ism dependability. Watch cases usually ara of gold, • t a 1 a 1 a a a ataal, or chroma. Whan buying one ad­ vertised m "gold," check whether it ia 14-carat gold, gold-filled er rolled gold plat*. Tho amount ef gold governs tha wear tha csss will taka ovsr the yaara. Tha 14-carat gold raso la mora ax­ panalva but scratches cm ba buffed out aad It holds Its bMuty longar thM less ex­ pensive cases. Thar* ara many quality watch manufacturers s a w making serviceable watches for a reasonable price. Con­ sult with your Jtwslsr about watch features and buy tha tsM quality which fits your budget. But try to aaloct a quality-crafted jowttod move­ ment. If yoa buy a watch at a discount store or wholesale outlet, your safest buy lo a watch mad* by a well-known manufacturer. Tha firm’s rep­ utation la at stake and It la to thalr advantage to sea that all their products give good Mrvice for the pries paid. vai ft could fulfill A * yrswriaa f t Ha fes­ Tho Drat value sf these tiva payer aad tteaeled rib­ readers Is thalr editor’s know­ bons. But wkaa ha opened It, ledge that Itarahif to read la ho discovered that l t w u » X consequence of th* daalr* ta road, MrIt la a y belief thst for So what tha editors havs haa sew America has glvaa to chQdne, even la boas giving aa amply pack­ their preprimer books, are age o f banting to its shll* i Uriel so auapenaaful sad In­ draa by doprtvtag them of viting that youngsters’ willodaeaUea** nobtost gift: tha Ingnoaa to struggle with tho ability to anjoy and apprac- printed words which convey tho storks la iswardad, (. Do yon know aaythlng » about th* shocking boredom of tha reader* our ahildrsa hast boon required ta wad* through In order to Imts to n o d ? Then* aow readme ds aot BMk to discourage inter­ est la hooka aad readingla aaa preprimer of th* an* Ua, this* youngster* ar* caught up to woadar a m th* * contonta of a package left by tha mailman. It anothrr, a lit.-----tie hay at a county fo b sails stt iato tho thy aadsr the lift o f packs of helium gxs strap­ ped to hla back. It It SO yaara, you know, ilne« the young got such exciting stories In thalr school iso dors. What they hoes got haa boaa "Bom sees | ths cat m tha m at Tha cat sits oa tha m a t . . Who wonts to struggle with th* myatorie* ef fritted words for tho reward ef auch nonsense? Nobody. Bridal Photo Know -H ow DO Newspaper Enterprise — Sit erect or you will look Wemoa'a Editor Uka a stalk of wUtlng calory. It seema to ma that many — Plan an extra hour or girls must ba superstitious two o f sleep ths night before, about misting the matrimonial — Give apodal attention to boat if thsy file away Infer- tho fit of th* bodies of your gown. Photographically, aids for* thay*vo boon naked to studies and those showing tha taka the trip to tha altar. back of th* dress and train Mayba it’s Ilk* balag afraid can only ba well done If tha to M y “Tho traffic’s net ao walat and bodice hava a neat hod," whta you’re only half­ appearance. — Use a liquid base make­ way hotna. Thera's bound to b* a saarl as soon aa you dost up In a shade doM to your own natural akin ton*. your mouth. — Follow tho natural arch Each spring and foil teams ar* written about bridal pho­ of your brows with your ayetography. T ot each t i m e brow pencil, but us* a soft around, I receive doims of lead pencil to fill In tb* end lottera asking how a bride cm of tho brow. — Apply your lipstick with maka aura her formal wad­ ding portraits won’t look stilt- a brush. A littla practice will •d and unnatural 8o here wo soon give you tha knack of go again for tho holiday sea­ using ona. If your lips ara too son brides. thin, they will not show up T h * Information cornea whan you amila. Lipstick from tho Professional Photo* should go to tho lnild* corner gTaphara of America. And of the mouth so th* Ups will •van if a friend will be your look “ connected." cameraman, ha will bsnafit — Us* a light application , from tha advice of these ax- of black mascara. DON'T parts. c — Suffer standing In saw ahoaa. Unless you have a short dross, it la not necessary ta wsar your wedding shoes. — LI* under a tun lamp. A tannsd fees and arms offer too much contrast with a del­ icate gown aad vail. — Use pancake make-up. It flattens tha features so they look Ilka a good pancaka should—but not a bride. — Usa powder at all unlaaa your akin ia unusually gloiay. — Hava your hair dona la the latest high stylo unless it’a tho way you always wear it That ends tha profession*! advict. From mo—think about your dreamt of tha future during ths entire teuton ond no matter when th* camera clicks, It will capture a hap­ py face. Please send your fashion problsma to Helen Hsnnsssy in care of Tha Sanford Her­ ald. While aha cannot answer taeh latter personally, totters of general Intarsat will ha answered In this column. .J % Best Is For Family By Polly Cramar Newspaper Enterprise Aua. DEAR POLLY—Why do many retired people fail to set a pretty table? W* hsvo all those lovely disks* col­ lected over th* ysara and who ara w* leaving them to I Probably no one who really wants them ond it only takes 10 or more oxtra minutes to hav« a really attractive t i­ bia. What to our hurTy? Us­ ually wa aren't going any­ where and as wa gat older wa have le u company for resale. I My u a what you bars and ■urpriaa your husband with a pretty table at l*Mt ones in a while but ovary day would bo avM better.—MR3. A. W. R. GIRLS—Mrs. A. W. R. cer­ tainly haa a point but 1 do aot think thia negligent* to restricted to tho retired peo­ ple. Tbs younger onas art of­ ten In such in a hurry that they, too, become careless with th* appearance of the table. A nicely arranged ta­ ble eartalaly halpa the chil­ dren's table manners- In our own family, wa sever had a second or everyday set of sli­ ver m my husband carried an his awn grandfather's the­ ory whick w m that tha best should b* for tho family, no guest w m more important.— FOLLY DEAR FOLLY—P*rk up m ordinary meal with candle­ light. Thto always delights my four fuMy little satem and halpa to inspire thsm to clean thslr plates more quick­ ly. I always hasp a supply of randloo In my freasar, ready for use, for thoy burn slowly and evenly without any mos­ sy dripping.— MSS. G. E. W. GIRLS—This seemed to be one younger womM’o answer to Mrs. A. W. R.'o letter.— POLLY DEAR POLLY—1 keep n pincushion near my washing machine and Ironing board. Pinned to It are n small pair of scissors Uad oa a long string, n tiny plastic bag of buttons, n bunch of iron-on patches of assorttd alias and colors ond needles threaded with black and whits thread. When I run across n small place that nesda repair I do it immediately to lava tho time 1 might not othsrwiso have to ait down and mako several repairs at onca.— JEAN DEAR POLLY-One day w h a n trimming evergreen shrubbery near tha house, I put tha trimmings Into tha garbage can. Naxt tlma I lift­ ed th* lid I got tho piraiant aroma of evergreen instead of tha usual unpleasant odor. Now I Intend to keep a oprig of evergreen or pine In thu pall at all times.—MRS. I, L. M. Share your favorite homomaking ideas . . ., send thsm to Polly in car* of (Tho San­ ford Herald). You’ll recalva a bright, now silver dollar if Polly uses your Ida* in Fob ly’a Pointers. EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD After-Forty woman need color, but if you are considering it, *xp*rimsnt with It be­ fore you make a decision. It ia a wise plan to determine how M y color will effect your disposition as wall aa your appearance. Never plung* In and g*t a completely new out­ fit In a color which you hava navar worn before, unless you hava lin t mads a personality color test A length of fabric In the color you ara conaidaring ran ba used aa a scarf or twtated Into a turban to giro you a scnM of tho color offset. You can do a most interest­ ing color test on yourself at vary little axpenae. Gat largo sheets of tissue paper ia the colon which Interest you, and cut short shoulder capes so that you can test tha color next to your akin and hair. By tha use of thtse "color eapea" you can add several together and get en Idea of how to combine colors. This is an eicellent time to try out whatever you have in acres, scries, even your costume jew. elry. You can buy the colored tissue paper at tha decorating department in many atom and also in stationery stores. Soma ysara ago 1 used thia "color cape" Idea in a school In which I taught the art of personality development and also cosmetic selling and per­ sonal um of cosmetics. Tha girls and women In ths school Isarned how color could mtmImixa or dramatise a woman’s appearance. Tha "color capes" demonstrated visually and de­ finitely that any woman c m wear any color if aha will harmonize her makeup with the eolor she selects to waar. Thera are, of course, certain colors beat suited to certain typei. For Instance, If your •T*a ar* blue, blue ia usually "your" color. If you are a rodhead. green is perfect for you, but than are many "fashion" colors which will be very ex­ citing and Interesting for you. And by my eolor method you ran ao tMlly try Md color before you buy. Th* after-forty women n*cd color. I repeat. Black to al­ ways smart and sophisticated, but try color to ■•« what af­ fect it has on you. I think you will Ilka itl M o n d a y—"Dear Edyth Thornton McLeod" �+ <* n t fo R the "t ^ re a Sophia Loren A t D rivo-ln Enjoy Thanksgiving Day ... Dine O ut Director Vittorio Do flic* ued 12 child actors to portray • a m children for ono of tho episodes of Joseph E. Le­ vins’* comedy-romance, "Yooterday. Today and Tomorrow.' opening Sunday at tho Morleland Drive-In Theatre. Tbs film runs through Tuesday. In color and wide screen, the trilogy co-stars Sophie Loren and Marcello Uaatroi- pair* of sisters—thrso and four years apart—aa well as an assorted variety of other children with the same gen­ eral resemblances. Co-featured In "A Woman Like Satan” and stars Brigit­ te Bardot. Wednesday for one day on­ ly the Movieland la bringing Elvis Preeley to tha screen in "Follow That Dream" anJ "Tha Magnificant 7", starring De Sica was abla to find Yul Brynner and Stave Mc­ three sets of brothers and two Queen. 1 1 A tripla feature la aa tap for Thursday and Friday. Shown will be “ Honeymoon Hotel” with flandra Dee, Boh* art Goulet and Andy WUllamt; “ Mcl.lntock" with John Wayne; and "Disneyland Af­ ter Dark” with Bobby By* dell. Another triple feature Is set for Saturdsy night- flehsdultd a n "Beauty and tha Beast,” "Tha T e r m " with Boris Karloff; and "Kite of the Vampire.” By Dei Ik Aietia ANOTHER NEW supper dub la Seminole County! Thin is tha Checkmate, located «t 460 K. Seminole Boulevard la Fern Park — that's the road leading from s i t e feat urea entertainment Hwy. 17.02 to the Seminole tad dancing from • p.m. to 2 Raceway. a.ra. nightly aacapt Sundays. Gua Eward, proprietor of Emphasis 1* cm seafood and the new elub Invites avtryona •tsake. Try thorn. to Join them In the plush at* (Sc* mors dalalia and pic­ mosphan, which la described aa "imtimate.” Tha Check- ture* on Pag* 10.) a m a Your Cheatin'' Heart A t Hits Metro * Goldwyn - Mayer*e song - filled "Your Cheatin’ Heart" marks tha first time a notion picture has probed a specific era of highly popular field o( country and western tnuiic, now identified as "the Nashville sound." • t f ^ ie v - r £t X« m t e -y M M I N StMINOl Sit. A Sun. Afternoon Sat 12 * 2 * 4 San. 1:30 - l:M ONLY The movie opens at tha Riti Theatre Sunday and runs through Wednesday. "Your Cheatin’ Heart" Is based on the life etory of Hank Williams, who in his 29-year uta emerged from the cottonfields of Alabama to national prominence aa a songwriter, singer and entertainer. George Hamilton portrays him In the film, with Hank Williams Jr., now a teenager, re-recording some of his fa­ ther's biggest hits for the pic­ ture, Including "Your Cheat­ in’ Heart." "Cold, Cold Heart" and "Jambaiaya." Country music, which had its origin in the mountains of Kentucky, Tennessee and the Carollnas, first gained national prominence through such ra­ dio shows as “ Grand Ok Opry," “ Tha Louisiana Hayrida" and those featuring Individual stars, such aa Gene Autry and Tex Ritter. But In recent years, country ami western music has become such a part of the popular field that It is no kmgar possible to draw a line between the two. Elvis Presley, for exam­ ple. may be considered the top artist in the ao-called "pop” field, but actually ha belongs to the rock-a-billy country field, part of tbs music now called "tha Naahvllia sound." Connie Francis, Brenda Lee. Marty Robbins, Jim Reeves and hundreds more are deeply rooted in country music, both in materia! and in style of arrangement. This flooding of country songs into the main stream of national music was no accident. It was the grad ual acceptance by America of Its only true folk music. rionecra of the country field, such as Ralph Peer, Art Sathcrley and Frank Walker, were thoroughly conversant with Negro bluei- material, and through these artists came the fusion of "hillbilly" music with Negro blues longs, re­ sulting In the country music that is so popular today. Hank Williams wai so Im­ portant a contributor to tha movamrnt of popular music away from New York's longestablished "Tin Pan Alley" that to devotees of "the Nash­ ville sound" he still la refer­ red to as "the Immortal l!aok Williams." IN JUST a few nsor* daya Thanksgiving will bo her* and Saminolo Countiano are lucky in that they haw so many nics places to go for dinner. Almost all of our area rest­ aurant* are offering aurptioua dining onturkey, ham or roast beef with all thetrim* ings. * a a THE CAPRI Restaurant offers you a complete Thanks­ giving dinner from soup to nuts served up in high style with your choice of roast tur­ key, roast beef au jus or bak­ ed ham. Glance at tha mouth­ watering menu on thia page and call in your reservations now. Note the special prices far children, too. • a a TRADEWINDS Cafeteria ia emphasising Thanksgiving with alt tha traditional delic­ ious things to eat and a wide range of selections. Don't for­ get about thsir catering serv­ Back in Anger,” a d a p t e d ice if you are expecting lota from tha prixe-wining play of guests and would like to enjoy the company and leave of tha same name, and “ Tha the “ fUlngs" to Tradewinds. Entertainer,” starring Laur­ a a a ence Olivier, were both made DANCING "on tha house” in association with Tnny on Friday nights Is ons of the Richardson, one of Britain’s specialities of the Csribe most brilliant yuung direc­ Lounge and don't forget thrir tors, and with the playwright ladies special — drinks Just John O s b o r n e , "Saturday eoit the price of your age, Night and Sunday Morning," during the happy hour. Look which launched two new in­ for tho blus door just off ternational stars In tha per­ Commercial or c o m e in sona of Albert Finney ami through the Valdes lobby. Ei­ Shirley Ann Field, was pro­ duced under a similar produc­ tion set-up. A second feature, “The Pink P a n t h a r," atuarrlng David Niven and Pater Sel­ lers will alao be shown. Cinema Features 'D r. No' All Day Friday A Sat. - Sun. Evrninsa JAMES BOND In IAN FLEMING'S Dr.No PLUS tiwiFiBKFBim im j BOTH IN COLOR The producing team of Harry Saltxman and Albert (best known to his friends ns “ Cubby” ) Broccoli has undrrtsken ons of tha most ambi­ tious assignments in film an­ nals. In paying n record sum for motion picture rights to seven novels by Ian Fleming dealing with the British se­ cret service agent, James nnnd, Saltxman and Broccoli have a long-range production objective in mind. Their Brit­ ish company is Kun Produc­ tions. Their first Fleming film, “ Dr. No," in Technicolor, made in part on the island of Jamaica for United Artists release, and which opens to­ day at tha Seminole Cinema Theatre, will be followed by other filma starring Sean Connery in the role of Bond. A recent poll indicated that readership for tha Bond stor­ ies had trebled during the past ye*r> *® that the film producers may reasonably ex- TON1TE A SAT. ADMISSION II M PER l * W I CARLOAD BIG TRIPLE FEATURE SHOW No. 1 At 7:00 Only “THE RAIDERS" STARRING BRIAN KEITH No. 2 At 8:50 Only "KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT" FRF.D MarHUKRAY A POLLY BERGEN No. 3 At 10:15 Only “ .SPENCERS MOUNTAIN" HENRY FONDA A MAUREEN O’ HARA ALL FEATURES IN COLOR RUN. - MON. - TUBS. EARLY BIRD SHOW SUNDAYS AT 6:15 P.M. SUN. — 8:15 A 10:15 MON. A TUBS. — 7:0# A 11:0# f ir s t SANFORD SHOWING TOGETHERIike host m Santa Claus In coming to tha Semi not* Flats Cinema in Casselberry Saturday and Sunday. "Santa Claus,” in this instance, ia s film by that name which will he ahnwn during matinees only at 12 noon, 2 and 4 p.m. Saturday ami at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Sunday. It’s in color, beautifully filmed in Eastman Colorscope. with the tsltntrd Jose­ ph Elisa Moreno as Sants. Winner of tho Golden Gate Award for the Best Family Films at ths San Francisco International Film Festival, "Santa Claus" will delight young and old with its magic trip through Santa's fairyland castle. In ths movie, there are ne rives and peppermint stick*. Instead, thaw or# represents' tivo children from all the na­ tions in ths world, and their Job ia to help make toy* that will thrill children every­ where. Sants has his reindeer, of couree, but th* Russian children want hint to replsc* the reindeer with Sputnik*. Santa does use modern de­ vices tn help him in his work — an observatory with Settntlfle Devices like the earscope, leletaiksra, cosmic tel­ escope, mister eye and ■ dreamsrope. These device* help him wntrh children **erywhere and keep ths tola from fooling him. The Cinema manager de­ scribed "Santa Claus” as a "most appropriate picture” lo begin the theater's Christmas showings. and m i I l D fi*** a *% |*“0#' *4 SPECIAL LOW PRICES HY THE CASE — Plenty Of Fro* Porting — NOW OPEN . . . Central Florida’s NEW PLUSH S U P P ER (LU B Live Entertainment • Seminole County’s New Hide-Away For OUTSTANDING CUISINE • INTIMATE ATMOSPHERE Delicious Steaks Seafoods & 9 P.M * 2 A.M. Currently Featuring THE CHESSMEN TRIO COMBO: — PIANO — DRUMS — BASS FIDDLE • NO COVER • NO MINIMUM • EXCEPTIONAL FOOD Directions: Just Eaat of Hwy. 17-92, North of Casselberry On Seminole Boulevard. Watch For Signs Across From Dog Track. CM)fW BRIGITTE BARDOT IN ULUSHING COLOR A C R, Inc. AWTMUP* CO-HIT — SUN. 8:45 — MON. 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After various other business activities hs moved into the field of film­ making after World War 11, and shortly afterwards decid­ ed ha would apend most of his tima in Europe, where hs felt the opportunities for making unusunt pictures of realistic backgrounds, great­ ly exceeded those in Holly­ wood or New York. His pic­ ture, "The Iron Petticoat" costarring Katharine Hepburn and Bob Hope, was reelased by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. “ Look not opon until 4 p.m. Jaaa and Rote* Bonilla haw boa* at this local!** for ever II poor* and It la a delightful ylaca for the whole family t* din*. flpocisl this wash at Jaan's la thsir famoa* V «1 rarmTF ther wap you’ll Had * warn Una. Their moan omtataa a welcome, long llat of Italian sad Amor* a * a lean dinner*, all prepared to EVERYWHERE you |t> perfection. t o * these daya you or* likely to b* oorvod turkey, oo If you RELAX la tha friendly atwant to vary your menu, try moephere at George'* Tavaro tho dellclou* atl-you-caa-oat on Frvocb Are. You'll find fish fry at tha Plnecrest Inn many of your fHonda there en­ on Friday nights. Tha menu joying their favorite bever­ I* sura to dolight yo« with age* at the bar or In the all tho traditional fish fry lounge booth*. Tha package t r i m m i n g s , including, of ■tow la w«H*ato«kod and now court*, grit*, huah puppies, la tho tima t* prepare for tha baked beans and slaw. Chil­ holidays ahead. Rsoaonabl* dren’s portions art specialty prices, courteous service, plen­ priced, and averyona can havt ty o f free parking make all thoy want. George’* a nica placa to vlilL a a * * o .o HAVE YOU HEARD Jay DID YOU NOTICE th* Miller in the Lamplighter very clever "W ant Ad" from Lounge of Fraddlo'a Steak Tom’* Pis** In Thursday's House T The talented pianist Herald." tt was mad* up lik* is delighting the patrons there * reward notic* and nahl In nightly, and the cuisine In the part, "WANTED, alt purple dining room is delighting pitta eaten and pina-holics-” them, too. Long famous so And there ar* lota af those "ths best plac« to oat In Cen­ ■round — sverytn* lik** tral Florida," Freddis'a con­ Tom’s dellclou*, crisp, tander tinues to glv# your care, feed­ plus, and may w* particular' ing and comfort their ctossst ly call it to your atUntlon to attention. it aa a cholc* treat tor Friday * a * night — a change from fish NEW HOURS prevail now for thorn who don't sat moot at Jean’s Spaghetti House In on Friday, and a dsiight both Orange City. They are open befor* and o f ter tho ball 7 days a weak from 11 a.m. game or any other activity to It) p.m. axcapt for Mondsy which givts you on appetite. and Tuesday when they do Dellclouit th * Fern Park Ray McCord PHONE 838-1256 or 838-4897 DINNER MENU (rillLDKF.N UNDER 13 — 8130) • CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP OR — FRENCH ONION SOUP • RELISH TRAY — MINTS AND NUTS • CHOICE OF SALAD — TOSSED. FRUIT WITH COTTAGE CHEESE, OR CUCUMBER & ONION MARINADE • ENTREES: * ROAST TURKEY — DRESSING — ('RAN DERBY SAUCE — BAKED HAM — FRUIT WITH WINE SAUCE — ROAST HEEF AU JUS CHOICE OF ANY TWO VEGETABLES MASHED POTATOES GREEN BEANS FRENCH FRIES ENGLISH PEAS CANDIED YAMS TURNIP GREENS W ITH ROOTS • CHOICE OF DESSERT • COFFEE Oil TEA • HOT ROLLS ft I1UTTER CALI. 322-1251 FOR RESERVATIONS Dance To The Music Of "THE KINGSMEN” Each Fri. & Sal. Nile — 8 Till 13 Capfd RESTAURANT ft COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2311 Park Dr. Sanford Phone 322*12^ -tf J �P tfg 8 - M M iss Pinnack, R. R. Hoover Mrs. Gaston Bridges Hostess To Deltona Tea U nited In Church Ceremony They wm lh a at Ft. lackson, 8, C., mm Naaep Am Ftonoek of AttttiMta flartagg became tbo brtdo od Robert » . Mooter h aa • p.a. etremony Thursday, Hot. IS, at tho Altamonta Springs CommuaJty Chapel the Hot. B. V . Miner Tbo bride is the daughter al Mr. aad Mrs. Thomas W. Jr. aad tbo bride* is tho aoa of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Hoover of Bollywood, Fla. Linda Pinaock, sister of tbo bride waa maid of honor aad bridesmaid was Maria lanes. Junior bridesmaid w u Clndp Piaaoek, sister of tho bride. The bant man was Douglas Lihertore of Miami and ush­ ers were Lawrence Uberlors of Lakeland and Thomas Pin. nock, brother of the bride. The bride's gowa of antique white satin aad lace featured a portrait neckline and a full aklri, which ended in a cathed­ ral train. Her toll fell from a petaied headdress of satin and she carried a cascading bou­ quet centered with a white orchid. The reception followed at the bride’s home, after which the eouple left on a wedding trip to the west coast. spiring devotional program oa Thanksgiving w u presentad bp Mri. W. I. Crabtroo. Various reports * m given bp coamittoo chairmen with tho McrtUrp'a raport d m bp Mra. A. L. (Loratta) Thomaa. Mra. Coo E. (Wiliodene) Chariot giro tbo treeiurer’i raport ia tbo abaaaco of Mrs. Richard (Ca rains) Holtidaw. Mra. Booth aid Mra. Coboa Film On Home And Fashions Pproeanthln waa used in profusion to decorate the Oviedo Woman's Club, u the members met last Friday for their regular monthly lunch­ eon end meeting. On the speaker's table w u an attrac­ tive arrangement of yellow and bronxe mums. A delicious turkey luncheon with nil the trimmings, com­ plete with pumpkin pie, was served by Mrs. James Mich­ ael, chairman. Her luncheon committee wai composed of Mri. Jorry Arndt. Mrs. J. !L Ilsttle, Mrs. II, F. Wheeler, Sr., Mrs. I). E. Wesver, Mrs. 11. G. Smith, and Mrs. C, L. West. . A most Inspiring devotion en Thanksgiving wsa given by Mre. C. T. Nlblack. The Intereating and Infor­ mative program waa a taped film “ Homo Decorations and Clothing Fashion," nsrrsted by Betty Furness. Each room in a typical house was shown and Miss Furness told of how wonderful things ran happen with color and some Imlglnation, She asked, “ Who hasn't aeon a clever decorator create pleasing room effects by moving furnishings Into new groupings using their cor­ rect placement for dramatic • ffectl" She eaid that Magic ran bo achieved by anyone—lake a drah room and paint one wall a deeper rolor than tho other walla, use a color rinse to the deepest color in your floor covering or upholstery. Add a hit of spire to a mon­ ochromatic color scheme hy painting a small pirre of fur­ niture and a nearby door or screen In brilliant but liarnumbing rolor, flowers and j lahdsm CvudbiA CENTRAL CIRCLE The Central Circle of the Sanford Harder Club met Nov. 12 St the lovely Lake Mary home of Mrs. Voile Williams Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andes cave a most informative program on bulbs. If you prepare the toil with peat and hone meal s month before, you should have wonderful tulips or any of the other popular bulbs. They al­ so showed a beautiful colored film of their lovely garden* on East Celery Avenue. A garden run and lunchcqn is being planned for Decem­ ber. Members will be notified of plans later. books approximating that col­ or aarv« as secants. To glvo your living room something extra, ahe said, dare to 1>« different, but in a lovely way. For exampla ■ small room seems larger If walls, celling and woodwork are all the aarne color; but to avoid monotony use texture on one long wall. Rooms with plain drapes seem mors spac­ ious and elegant in appear­ ance if walla are painted to match or closely approximate the One useful hint. Miss Fur­ ness told, was if you have un­ attractive but necessary art tries, paint them to match the wall behind them. If you have a color you particularly like, let yourself go and use It on everything In your very own room. , .walls, woodwork, on drapes and bedspread; these may contain nther' colors too, but let your favorite domi­ nate. diapr*. Throughout the showing o f the home decorations, clothing fashions was also shown and commented on by Miss Fur­ ness. As each room was shown, models were in these rooms to show the audience what the latest In fashions ia. Men, women and both boys and girls fashions w a r e shown. The business meeting was railed tu order by the pres­ ident, Mrs. Lynn Metier, A motion was made and car­ ried that a fund he set up to defmy the expenses of the Woman’s Club adopted chil­ dren at Huntuml. An annuunrement was made concerning the coming City Election which will lie held on December N. One of the members of the Oviedo Wom­ an's Club, Mrs, J. R. Battle, will b« a candidate for city rounrliwimtnn. Sirs. R. W. Estes was ap­ pointed chairman o f tha sup­ per In he held nn November 'JO at 11:15 honoring the facili­ ty o f Oviedo High School and husbands o f the members of the Woman's Club. Each mem­ manta from aa elaborate rofraabmant tablo ladao «Mb temptJog fruit rales, pouad cake, apple nuca taka, cbipa, dips, mints, nuts, sad a variatp of other boms mado (Ml* eailes, complemented with sparkling fruit punch and cof* fee. Other class members pro* sent were tbs Mmes. Sam Brawn, N. C. Booth, N. L. Bishop, J. L. Hobby, Ines Spears, Inrlng Pryor, S. J. Brooks, Curtis Lavender, H. E. Long and Mrs. H. W. thic­ ker, teacher. Reg. Reg ft • • • Sweeten whipped cream with one teaspoon of strained honey is Norman Wagner, Lem Charles, Florence Poirer, Charles Schoenlaub, William Yonoeky, Robert Mark and Harold Harris. 120 — |j|.50 Lars* Can SPRAY With Bach Permanent Wave BARBARA A BONNIE — Senior Operator — WJ. MRS. GASTON BRIDGES, hostess, extrema right, is serving Harue Oketani, honoree, at a recent tea in Deltona. Among the other guesta from left to right are the Mmes. Kay Hollister, Bonnie Johnson’s Beauty Shop 1IH South Sanford Avo. Ph. 322-0922 or 122-1972 The Wallaces Welcomed To North Orlando Duo Returns After Extended Western Trip Ethel Root Circle Outlines Plans For Yuletide Events party on Dec. 14 at the par­ sonage. Flans were also for­ mulated for the Sunday School Christmas party and a tenta­ tive date set. Mrs. Bethea will serve ai chairman for the event. At the conclusion of the meeting, delicious refresh­ ments of pumpkin pudding and cranberry punch were served hy the hostess, Mrs. T. R. Al­ ford, to the following; Mmes. Robert Beine, Walter Bethea, Clayton Bagwell, M. J. Cor­ bett, Ralph biasing, G. O. Nordgren, A. M. Rcmusat, E. T. Simpson, Clyde Stinson, Ogcar Zittrower, Walter Allen der and Miss Ruby Booth. 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Dad ia very buay developing a sub-contracting business (or chain link and redwood fences. Mother knits when she can, but recently ail her time was taken up with little Mary who haa been hos­ pitalized with pneumonia. It ia interesting to note that Frank Wallace w u a foreman in frozen produce in Manches­ ter, N. 11., and handled Minute Maid products there. It wa* this association that brought the Wallaces to Central Flor­ ida. North Orlando welcomes them and hopes they have a long and happy stay here. Grand Opening DICKS makes wrinkles diminish ft APPLIANCE Sales & Service SANFORD PLAZA (Next To Publix) 322-5469 -Hutpolnir AS N O W W ASH BIG A S LO A D S LBS. ft AND GETS THEM REALLY CLEAN! • ii H.P. 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"W E DID" - N ew Arrivals PERMANENT SPECIALS tion of Orlando for about three By Margaret Coehy Arlene and Francis Watlsce yeara, but their friends, the art delighted with their 402 Edgar Smarta, one day (bow­ Edwin Street home In North ed them the house they could­ Orlando. They have a lot of n't reslat purchasing, and now apace, Inside and out, and they they are nelghbori in the Coro­ need It for their four active nado section of North Orlando. To compensate for the win­ children — Joyce, 11; Portia, 14; Paul, 12, and Mary, seven. ter aporta activities of their Ry Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Wallace! have been liv­ old hometown of Exeter, N. Mrs. Bcauta Thornton of ing in the College Park sec­ II., the Wallaces have taken Sanford and Mrs. Jerry Betterton of EuiUs bavo returned homo from a two-month trip. They traveled by car to Cal­ ifornia, where they visited Mrs.' Claude Dunlop of Sher­ man Oaka. Mrs. Thornton remained in California while Mri. Betterton went to Hawaii for a visit. When sho returned they spent some lime sightseeing in Cal­ ifornia and returned home, stopping at points of interest along the way, They visited Disney Land, Knotts Berry Farms, Marineland, the world famous Oak Lawn Cemetery in Lot Ange les and upon returning stop­ ped at the Grand Canyon, The Painted Desert, The Petrified Forest, visited in Tucuman, N, M., saw the Carlsbad Caverns and the famous Rose Gardens in Tyler, Tex. Thcie gardens THE FRANCIS WALLACE family Ih enjoying raise t»u per cent of the roses grown In the United States. their now homo ut 402 Edwin Street, North OrTheir last stop was it the lundo. Pictured are Mra. Wallace behind Mary, Seally Springs Health Resort and Paul and Portia. Rig slater Joyce is missing. in Cottonwood, Ala. The Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church met recently in Fel­ lowship Hall. An interesting program was presented by Mrs. A. M. Rcmusat, who told of the ex­ periences of a missionary frknd in Bolivia. The buainesa session was presided over by Mrs. Walter Bethea, at which time a “ bakeless bake sale'' was held. The circle voted upon the slate of officers for 19M as presented by the nominating commute. Mre. Bonner Certer waa elected chairman, M^s. Oscar Zittrower, vice chair­ man and Mri. Robert Bclnc, ber w a s s.iked to hi lag a largo secretary-treasurer. picnic supper. Discussion was held upon A fter the pledge ta the the circle Christmas party, Flag, the meeting adjourned. and it waa voted to have tho the nataral beauty o f Dalton* and the friendliiase o f the pen pie in oar commaritr. Mr. and Mrs. Cliud# E. Wallace announce the arrival of their first child, a son, Craig Eugene Wallace, born Nov. 9, at Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford, and weigh­ ing in at a healthy seven pounds It ounces. Maternal grandparents are The three Christian creeds Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Streit are the Apostles' Creed, Nl- of Sanford, and paternal grand cene Creed and Athanaiian parents are Mr. and Mrs. CarCreed. roll Walker of Clinton, Tens. A moat interesting aid in­ Oviedo Woman's Club Views Bp Evelya Lundy paay ia Japea. It Is o m of the largest cultured pearl farms hi Japaa and la located ia Nagoya. Mrs. Oketanl bad a display of her products at the World’s Fair la New York. This waa her first visit to the U. 8. and Florida, aod at the close of the Fair in New York ibe wanted to visit with her old friends, whom she met while they were stationed in Japan, Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Bridge*. She was very impressed with win bo MRS. HOOVER Mb* . Mr H hieeat and msetke* to Thee* meultt are nothing short of amasfng. And it took • m m rnemitie pound to do R. Geneva waa developed bp Ibe trnatwortby Nina Inbnrstory. Designed ta bo uaod twice daily-under moke, up and overnight - R is ab­ sorbed instantly by tbo akin. 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Questions auch as. “ Wbts should I be allowed to ns* cosmetic* 7 "; “ How do 1 find the right shade* of coemetie s ? ", and “ What soap 1* right for my kind of sklnT" were all answered by Mr*. Warren along with many other*. The girl* brought tbtir Items for the “ Adopted Family" basket. They also agreed to have their uniforms ready for the Christmas parade on Dec. 2. If some do not hare theirs ready, they may march any* way. On Dec. 7, Mrs. Sue Torres will give the girls their first lesson on “ Charm." The toya and gifts made by the girla are now ready for them to take to one of the boapltala for children and they will do this In December. Thltry seven girls were pre­ sent at thla most Interesting meeting held at the home of their leader, Mra, H. L. John- aon. Iff Isafstl FH. N ot. 20, *S 4-P «f* • Vrri9 Bridal Luncheon Fetes Miss Martha Stemper Mra. Wallace Philips was sheath, a n d M n . Frank groom, was dressed in a I The detectable Polynesian hostess recently at her me­ Springstead of Brookaville. champagne s i l k shantung luncheon waa served buffet style from a serving table lon* lily Court home to an mother of the futun bride­ sheath. enchanting bridal luncheon, complimenting Miss Martha Stemper, lorely bride-elect at Richard W. Sprlngstead. Mr*. Philips greeted the guests In a coral frock belted in oscelot. The bride-elect was lovely la a white one-piece fitted style with a red rose at Use center of the green velvet collar. Mrs. William Stamper, mother of the bonoree, was at­ tired In a smart blue wool Altamonte Springs Personals By Jalla Bartee Mr. and Mra. John Aberta of Ctiester, Pa., will be houseguests of Mr. and M n. W. Medcalf on Hattaway Drive, for the next three weeks. Brewing On Marital Scene that they expected an ava­ lanche of letters of support for the Bolzano lady, a sort of “ wives of the world, unite,” call. The avalanche of letters did come. Out all of the letters were flstly in disagreement. “ The cup of coffee renews every morning the link of af­ fection between husband and wife,” a woman from Turlo wrote. “ One should not teach young brides to consider kind gestures and loving care to­ ward the partners of their lives as humiliating, but ra­ ther repeat to them that the happiness and harmony of the family are made o f little things.” A worker's wife and mother of four wrote she had been married 13 years and was serving her husband coffee In bed. “ Not because he orders me to, but because 1 feel it Is my duty to do so," she said. "M y dear lady, did you ever look yuur husband In the face when he comes back from w o r k !" this woman asked. "I don't know wbst his Job is, but mine is a worker. When he comes home from the fac­ tory. ho Is benumbed by fa­ tigue. If be works the early shift, be must get up at 4:30 a.m. Why shouldn't I take him his colic* la bed, giving him the chance to rest lor 10 more minutes T " I have been sick and the same care I have for him. my husband has had for m e." Other women wrote to as­ sure the Bolsano wife that they were serving their hus­ bands breakfast In bed and “ I don't in the least feel a ser­ vant" or “ I can assure you. he never considered me a ser­ By Maryana Miles vant." Rev. and Mrs. Clifford "Lady from Bolsano," a wid­ Gresham of Forest City Ilspow wrote, “ you can safely tist Church advise that her take the cup of coffee to your mother, Mrs. Blanche Blevins husband. You can taka him al­ of West Virginia, Is rrcuperil so the newspaper. This does log satisfactorily from a re not mean to serve him. It sim­ cent fall suffered while on va ply la to show him Una and cation in Miami when she fell affection. 1 unfortunately can down the hotel stair*. no longer do It." Following surgery on a frac A number of women and lured ankle, complication* de men expressed the feeling that veloped resulting In additional if the husband of the Bolsano surgery. Brace will be put on lady was tyrannical, be waa later. Mra. Blevins ha* been an unfortunate exception — hospitalised for the past eight and that he would hive been week* ind each weekend Mrs. tho same, coffee habit or no Gresham flies down to visit. U coffee habit is hoped that she will be able "Is It possible that there are to bring her mother to Forest husbands who treat their wives City soon for remainder of the like servants," on* man wrote. convalescence. “ My dear lady, if your hus­ The Gresham's daughter, Di­ band Is one of those, tell him ane, a senior student at Du- to leave you alone. Also, my Bais College, spent last week- wife serve* me coffee In bed sod at boms. and, I confess to you, this please* me a lo t But when I Mra. Elsls VaU la a patient am on vacation, 1 serve her in Room 3123, Florida Sanllar- coffee so she can rest." him and Hospital, Orlando, fol­ If any husband or wife any­ lowing aurgery resulting from where in Italy agreed with a fall last Tuesday in which the Bolsano lady, he or the her knee cap was broken. 41d not write La Stampa. TURIN, Italy (UPI) - The ■acred right of Italian hus­ bands to have their breakfast served In bed is not threatened —that Is. If letters pouring In­ to a leading Italian newspaper office are an accurate sample of wives’ opinion. The controversy over wheth­ er wives should serve busbands breakfast In bed start­ ed when in unidentified wom­ an from Bolsano wrote an In­ dignant letter to the Turin newspaper, La Stamps. The woman said that al­ though the Italian breakfast Is generally confined to a cup ol black coffee, serving it In bed gives husbands tyrannical habits. “ I have been married 14 years and ( lost my mother 12 years ago, but I still very often remember her words to mo when I went to visit her on the return from my honeysnoon,” the Bolsano woman wrote. “ I, an eager »nd loving bride, took coffve to my hus­ band in bed, 1 had everything ready for him. In short, I served him. My mother said: ‘ Don't pamper him this way, or you will have to do tho same throughout your life time,’ “ She was right. Now I would like to give this advice to girls about to get married: “ Don't serve your husbands, never, not even during yout honeymoon. You'll avoid be­ coming their servants for life." La Stampa editors published the letter and admitted later Forest City Personals NEW SH O P MRS. WALLACE PHILIPS, left, won hosteaa at her Lily Court home re­ cently to a charming brlclnl luncheon honoring Mian Martha Stemper. (next) lovely bride-elect o f Richard Springstead. Next to the honoree is her mother, Mrs. William Sterner, and the mother of her fiance, Mra. Frank Sprlngstead from Brooksville. 210 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. THE FRIENDSHIP LEA­ GUE of the Sanford Congrega­ tional Christian Church at >4th Street and Park A vcom will sponsor a bataar thla Saturday from 1 to 7 p.m. Homo baked foods, needlo work, plants and white etepbaata will bo offen d with the proceeda going to­ ward! the church expansion program. THE GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHOIR will pre­ sent a special Thanksgiving Vesper Service this Sunday at the church at 3:30 p.m. The Rev. Gordon I'eery extends a cordial Invitation to the pub­ lic to attend. Dedication of the new church building of THE CENTHAL BAPTIST CHURCH will be held this Sunday with three services scheduled at U a.m., 3 p m. and 7:30 p.m. The individual tables covered in pink and white and centered with nosegay ar­ rangements of pink and white daisies and carnations show­ ered with dainty narrow piak and white satin streamers. Silver service offered the entree, Cantonese Fork, with a variety of Eastern cuisine combinations. T h e dessert course featured crem e de menth# parfatt. Mra Philips pci aseiad Miss Stemper with n place sailing of her china mfectfeo. Other luncheon guests in­ cluded Mra Betty Springstead, aunt of the future groom from Brookaville; Mlsa Connie Cur rie, cousin of tho bride-elect from Daytona; Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom, aunt of the bride elect; Mlia Pat 8 tenstram, cousin; Mrs. Gaerga Wells, grandmother; lira . France* Bowden and Mlsa Susan llsuich. SLEEPWEAR rrs * GORDON KELLETTS f iit u c J u e s i L IC M v E T T DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17*92 SOUTH — SANFORD PHONE 322-7913 We Bowl the fewest EVERYDAY confuse you with weekend Bperiafe, the CRESCENT Cut Fur Tho New ttllhonrttt $2-W>—Shaping $2-50— Shampoo ft Sol Coupons, our price* art tho >« TODAY end EVERYDAY! Look At This Partial Listing! 100’e BAYER A S P IR IN 53' FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322*4913 V IT A M IN Betty Anne's S P EC IA LS ! Hale Styllai Bale* 2201 S. Pork Ava. B 1100 MG__________ 100 FOR |ftc VIT. A 25,000 Units 100 For M e VHAM ATE THERAPEUTIC-M 100 FOR ONLY *2*89 BY Hanes FOR INFANTS * PAY LESS A T . . . Price* Any* her* . . . We don't "for happy good nights" VITAMIN BIS 13 MCt, TABS IN FOB CHILDREN You'll find It at l.ADIKS ASSISTING with btiffol. for Knight* of Columbu* anniversary ball were Mra. Louie Huddleston, Mrs. Franc in Reunion, Mra. Paul Haney and Mrs. Albert Pouiter, front, left to right. With them arc Dr. W. Vin­ cent Roberta, punt grand knight; Howie llnrri.son, chairman o f the event and Ted MicheD, grand knight. (Herald Photo) IjjCUUudjt'A Downtown Hanford's Complrte Department Store Joy Circle Bids Farewell To Mrs. Monroe At Meeting The Joy Circle of the WSCS of the Grace Methodist Church held the regular meeting at the church recently. Mrs. James Leonard opened the meeting with a devotional pro­ gram on the book, “ Jesus Christ Is I/)rd.“ M n. Roger Harris presided over the meeting and Mrs. Jack Hussman served as hos­ tess. Mrs. Alvrra Kelly was welcomed as a new member. Mrs. John Hires presented the members with the new year books, which she and her committee compiled. Mra. F. J. Murray reported that Mrs. Harris, Mr*. Kelly and Mr*. John L. Martin provided refredimrnt* for the MVF t hen they collected for UNIClIF. Attending the religious work­ ers training school last month were the Mines. Harris. Hires, Kelly, Martin. Monroe. Mur­ ray and J. P. Turner. and Mrs. Kelly volunteered to assist at the WSCS Bake Sale to be held at the Food Fair on Nov. 21. Proceeds will go to the Lodtpur Institute, a mis­ sionary project in India. Members were encouraged to participate In the annual Advent Festival to be held at the church, Nov. 2!». Mrs. Leonard volunteered to serve as hostess for the Dec. 17 general meeting. Ollier membera attending the meeting were tile Mines. Thomas Brown, Eddie Kent, Malcolm Lodge, Otis Taylor and loamir William*. Mrs. Roy Wall will serve as hostess for the next circle meeting on Dec. to. Highlight of this meeting waa th« presentation of a fare­ well gift from the circle mem­ bers to Rarhara Monroe, who will have Nov. 2U for Monter­ rey, Calif, with her husband, Philip, and daughters, Cindy, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Murray Karen and Patty. r '.t - Photo Christmas club Special! % 5 YOUR CHOICE SIRLOIN STRIP STEAK OR Vi Fried Chicken With All “ The Trimmings'* LIMIT ONE 7 7 Electric Razors .................. *13*88 LADY VANITY DELUXK Hair D ry er...................... ....... *8*88 v y Phillips Magnesia Tabs .... 75’s 47c Pertussin Spray...........................||c . . make the difference If you had to stretch the family budget to enjoy Christmas buying this year, establish your Christ­ mas Club a cco u n t today at Florida State Bank of Sanford for a better holiday next year. W here thare’s never e penalty for incom pteted Christm as Club accounts/ Poll t Parrot VICKS FORMULA *44" Cough Mixture ........................... 39° Dristan Nasal M ist..................... — M e Long Play R ecords...... .... ea. ] ] c Murine Eye D rops............... *2C G. E. Clock R a d io............... *17.77 7 Pc. Stainless Steel K nife Set **.99 seen re* | sets i n aists $£99 20 Pc. Blue Willow Starter Set *2*99 AND Emko R e fill.................... SJ.99 Shoe Store DOWNTOWN C Fountain Special! SUNBEAM ^ ^ ^ G o p h e rs QvsijA 5 x 7 Black A White Enlargement From Your Favorite Negative REG. H5c THE LITTLE BOYS LOVE ’EM NOW THRU EASTER WEEK W IE B O L D T ’S C A M E R A SHOP • THE ATHLETIC BOOST­ ERS CLUB of Lyman High School will have a pancake supper tonight at the school cafeteria prior to the big homecoming game from 3 to 7 p.m. Donations will go to the school athletic fund. HOURS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A.31. TO 5:30 P.M. Reminders THE OVIEDO WOMAN'S CLUB membera will honor their husbands and the Oviedo faculty with an annual aupper tonight at 1:43 p.m. All mem hers ire asked to bring a large picnic supper to the Club House before 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Max Jacobs and daugh­ ter, of Daytona Beach, were weekend guests of Mr. and M n . Jerry Miller in Dol Ray Manor. Tempest In C offee Pot Seen ovarlaid In an exquisite hand made lace cloth, and centered with an arrangement of white daisies, white glads and del­ icate pink carnations edged in lace, la an Imported milk glass container. * > 4 SANFORD *|.39 FLO RID A S T A T E B A N K Similac Baby M ilk____________ can21c ** L isterine_______ (U ox. size) H e .MEMBER ScxoOtf you Id out /Ucodutcf F0JX* Pepto-B ism ol_______ (8 ox.) M e Cepacol Lozenges-------------------24*s2|c T J * �i -.. . , ■ •• • I ‘ V-J f . . X}Pr - 1»; — • ■" • •. " or.1 aan , . h i t 10 — Nor. SO. 1984 Own Sale With HERALD Want Is New Night Spot Here • i O m m u *, I H l t t M l M Mian to Ma* mm ‘ walla. 6 to 1 S | g | U 6 lU 9 | U 6 ftM W t a— mmriri the ww • f a n dab wffl opoa at I f . m . dally except Sundays, wftfc claatod tine aet at S a. to’. t h a n win ba sightly eater* ti laMoat a a i danctog. Vick I n n , chef, w yi the win be limited bat out- II to II18 |US 11J91 IAS II to St 14 1I M |U S |IJ# 81 to 181» |U t |11»I ATI 88 to It |• 11J t IATI 18.91 Ada C k a t * J A ROYAL WELCOME await* Central Florida diner* and wlnera at tha new Checkmata Supper Club, 450 Seminole Boulevard In Fern Park, Be* hind the bar, Jeff Rum la waiting to mix your favorite beverage* and Chef Vick Brown offers a select menu for your dining pleasure. Hours are from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. daily except Sunday (Herald Photo) goghlighti TY TImo A m cl tha NalgM: 1:1AM p.M. NBC. A t J»ek M a p Program. H a Cat Bargar." Tha opaaiag acaaa a#' Jack's regular pahar game la' aa abooiuta howl aa Jack rtouaea to opaa a ac* deck and tha regular piapart try to aparata with a maka-ahift dock. There'* a big to-do about a Bavarty HUla cat burglar aad whan tha identity aad mo­ di* aparaadi of tha crook U revealed M's aaotbar big lapgb. Para comedy, genuine laughter aad a thoroughly re­ fraining abow. 7 :» -l:W p.m. NBC. Interaitlona] Showtime. "The Mag­ nificent Munich Circua." The eddeat act Involve* a gaggle af goaaa, the moat familiar a at on horseback, the mute uadique a troupe of Iratead baraai, aad tha moat spectitular a trio of daredevil* on tbp trapeie culminating in the performance of a triple aomeraault Add a daah of acrobai* and clown* and you have a fairly well-rounded ahow. 1:30-1:30 p.m. CBS. The En­ tertainers. Carol Burnett la on toeighl'a ahow, but only In a taped replay of the funny blind date aklt ahe and Doin do Lulao did on the acriea open­ er. Teaale O'Shea iparklea with ‘ ‘ Maybe It's Becauae I'm • Londoner" and "i'ut Vour Arm* Around Me." and then Joins Catarina Valcnte and John Davldaon in the highlight S T V Time Previews of the hour, a multilingual "My Pair Lady" medley. Mlaa Valent* does "Sahara," a Japanese folk song, end a production number to "Whlaparing." Davidson a 1n g a "Blame It on My Youth." Tbe reel of the comedy ia divided •moag Bob Newhart’e Adam and Eva sketch, Dom de Luisa's rlverbosl g a m b l e r sketch and Art Buchwald's comment* on good guys. As proof that the srriee la faring poorly In the ratings, the pro­ ducers auccumb to teenage tyranny and throw in an ex­ traneous taped sequence fea­ turing the Junk music of the Dave Clark Five, sullying an otherwise entertaining show. i:30U:3Q p.m. NUC. Bob Hope Comedy Special. Ao en­ tertainment potpourri aa Bob surrounds himself with a load of young talent, some of whom know how to delight an aud­ ience, Bob'* monologue natu­ rally plays off the recent elec­ tions snd Donalu- O’Connor al­ so does a politically Implred routine. The sketchea Include one In which Bob and Stella Stevens demonstrate an in­ flight Door show, another of­ fering O'Connor aa a demon knife-thrower and Bob as a demon target, and one at­ tempting to exploit Richard Chamberlain's comedlc poten­ tial In a Japanese western skit. Musically, there's the ex­ citement of Trlni Lopes and the undulstions of Annette Funlcclto, 1:30-6 p.m. ABC T.ttt Ad­ da ms Family. "Wednesday Leaves Home." After a couple of false starts, little Wednes­ day pack* her pet spider and runs away from home. But, since none of the other Addams knows she's gone, no one's worried. The rhief victim of her escapade la a hapless police sergeant who first picks up Wednesday and then has to encounter the rest of the family. The sergeant Is broad­ ly ployed by Jesse White and it’a a throwback to the kind of parts ba played when be Brit attracted attention a* an ae* tor (I.E., the hospital attendand In "Harvey"). 9:30-10:30 pm, ABC. Twelve O'clock High. "Appointment at Liege." This Is Gary Lock­ wood's show, as be moves from the Marine Corps to the Air Corps for a guest appear*nce as a pilot who learns hit entire crew haa been wiped out while he was on a tempor­ ary safe assignment. Savage has to intervene before the young man fares the truth that his so-called revenge wish against the Nails Is really a death wish against himself for not being wilh his "family" in their hour of need. There is a basic similarity in the wcek-ln, week out conflicts on this series, but against the background of Wurld War II, they ptay well. Nancy Knvik Is appealing as a WAC officer who also helps the confused pilot. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Jack Fair Program. (Color) An assort­ ment of bite with no real sin­ gle wallop, Beat spot ia Jack's Clever scheme exposing the potential of movie dubbing. He talks about the technique neg­ atively and then has an offcamera voice singing "What Kind of Fool Am 1" which it then dubbed to films of an as­ sortment of world figures. Ethel Mermen guests, talks to Jack briefly and alngs "Every­ thing'! Coming up Roaea" and "Small World," both from "Gypsy." The east of "Ob Whit A Lovely War" does Its drill scene. And there are more of Jack's home movies, these about his trip up the Amaton and his visit to Bio where you'll see a couple of new methods of dealing with traffic violators. Buck Private Bucks Officer SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)~ Dennis L. Eisner, 34, » prlvats In the Army reserve, asked for a federal court or­ der to keep his company comniundcr from making him shave off hU beard. Eisner complained that ha was being listed as absent at weekly reserve meetings bo'■“ Use of hia beard, and that five unexrused a b s e n c e s would make him subject to induction fur active duty. WEEKEND TELEV ISIO N FRIDAY P. N. ( I ) tJuus (ha Linn heart- 13:10 i l l Davy A Cotlath ad (1) Oral Itoharts Itie SX* Keweeape 11:11 (l| Tha Jalaona (II U. of Fla. Illghllshta (I) Mi « i , Weather, Ml lleany A Ceall 13:11 i l l 8ocl.il Security tn Sports (II Fury Action ( I ) Nsw.lint 1:00 |3I i'llr 1stophere l:lu tl) Huntley - Brinkley HATH HDAY P. M. <11 Herald of Troth lit Tits uie Movie 1:13 ( I ) NFL Today (SI Wsltsr Cronklte IX:W0 (SI !*ky Kin* 1:10 i l l rilnr A Tli<- Story 1:00 111 Yanry Derringer (VI Hugs llunny Show (11 Issues A Anaware (Si Wyatt Karp (21 Touchdown 111 NFL Spec la cut ar (II itawhido 11.11 (11 Hopfilty llnpper Hamel TtSO (II lot. Showtime I D My Friend Flick* 1:01 ( l l tdaeovery 'St (SI Rawhide (31 N'llC Hide, hpvcln) 3:10 111 Monday Mtiow Host Hill (II Addame Family 1:0* Ik) Mr Mag.io (11 Lire,-Hon ‘ S3 1:10 (1) Molt Hops Comedy U l MCA.I Foot hall 1:00 i n Hr unco IliltUa (l| Tha Knlertainsre (St I tor.a Lucy (31 Profiles 'u Courage 1:00 (11 Valanttne's bay 1:10 i l l (marl-an Handstand 1:10 111 AFL Football (lama 1:10 (II Jack nanny (Si t Denture Theater <:V0 (3) Danger In My Duel(SI O-misr Pyle 1:10 (1) Championship Wrest­ nets (II 11 o'clock High ing I "d (It Nc'L Hpecteunlar lt:0o (II Jack Pair 3*14 (Cl Charity Clian T li -a lt f <la mo No. S (SI The lleporttr 3:40 111 The , ter \ (.30 (31 Topic M:I* III Farmers Daughter »:<*» <0* NFL Countdown to l:oo (3) Wild Kinudom I hie (1) News Kickoff 1.10 (Jl (IK College Howl ( ! ) Newsline CIO (1) Mr. Lucky ( : « ( 111 Mast the Frees It lie 111 Johnny Ctrsoa »:*0 i l l Wide World af *:!<■ (21 New .cope (('atari Spurts (11 John Kennedy— Hie (II Hhork Thaatsr (<> I'hnmplunehlp Dow]Tw o Worlds IllU (S| News, Spurts, W e a ­ ting 0:11 (SI Fro Football Iteporl ther C l Oullnwe 3i0a (2) Kentucky Jonas 11:11 (II Thaalar ot Ike Stars 1:30 (0) Its the t a n <01 Lassie 1:00 C i Fishing Fun 1:10 », Wagon Train S A T U R D A Y A- M. (4) World War I 111 W nsderfsl World at 0:1* (3i Newsci>|ie Color 1:1* (I I News, Waatksr ( » ) Outer Limits (II My Favorite Martian I IS III Muarlte Kemestsr * : } * (SI Jonny (Jussi 1:00 (0) Kd HulHvnn Hhow 1:10 (l| a r o w t r e Almanac III Many Happy Kedtrna (*l llroadslda 1:1* (SI Newt 1:11 (31 Hander Vanocur'a 1:10 ( l i Hill Dana Nhow l i l o III o a e Way Minor News 1:00 ( 1) llonatita t i l HFD HI*-Fieri da 1:1# (I I Central Flo. allow(II Living Doll 1:4* (I I Elga Os (II Movta oasa tie# (II Aarasa Tks Peace ( t l line Htaii llayond 1:10 (01 Josy III.h-.p ( I ) Ulster Mayer (11 Kuelgn tyTools t*:S0 111 Tlia lloguae ( I I Hamer of the Jungle 1 : l f (SI Jackie IJIeusuu 10) Candid Camara III major Mercury (31 Flipper 10:1* (II What's My Liu* •lie III Baras * Allas (5) Outer U n i t e 11:10 (II Nswscap* (II P L aet l-ntrsl 1:1* 111 Mr Magoo (I) Newtlln* •i*e « l Tha Alvin Shaw 0:1* (I I Forter Wagner Show 11:11 ( t l Checkmata (II Uclesee FisMaa ( I I Lawraers Walk H i l l (0) Nawt llaadltna* (II Major Marcary (Si (lllllaan-e Isle,id UtlS t i l Advanturaa in Far*1:10 ( t l Heeler lletlkavte t : * l ( l i asturdsy Nlsht at die* U l Tsaataiea Taaade ISa Muvtaa 11:10 111 Fetar ( l e s s l l : e t (I) Under Dug (41 Mr. ((roadway MONDAY A . ftL III (dutch Draw McOraw • :1S ( t l Hollywood Palace II) Shenanigans I0:a* (|| Uanennka 0:00 (11 Hit* Oa 11:10 ( H Ftrskall XL-KM i t : l l (Si Metis 1:11 i l l Scop* (II Mighty Mease *1:«* (* l Xewalla* *u» »»> New* A Waalhar (It Aasla Oakley (11 Nawaaopa en# in Wurld Civilisation U:te ( t l Dennis (be Menace ( I ) Newt, 0 p o r t* We*, in Munrle* K*ni**(*r ( t l Mew Caspar farlu ou a lhar 1(0* III Today t i n s ( I I Tkaatar uf lha Otars in Hun.hlna Almanac II.-10 (11 Haturday Night Hhuw Till (SI Wake-up Movies TV RENTAL (0) Channel Hl» News, lit * (II Nates “ purls, Weather t(U III Form. Market Aa• tale* • Bert lea Seminole TV FA M I N lewilh Coler TY Seta M l tfaafard Are. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST SUNDAY P. M. 11:00 ( » ) Tha Story ( t l Havlval (0) Tour U f a Today U World *!*• (II V4iy III Mlckl* Event mi («i News A (01 Captain 1:11 (II l i » J*> Waathar Kangaro* Waalhar - News CWUtAVUlA (II Tod ar t:t» ( l i K tt re lis far Modara Woman (31 Dtvore* Court (SI American History 1:13 (1| Carlnnvllla 1:3* (SI Dumper Hcmm l#:S» (31 Make Hoorn (or Daddy (SI Hpanleh IS) Mlk* Wallas* 10:3* (3) Whet's This Hong IS) I Lav* L**p 1»> Fries |e Might l* 'H <1> NUC News H:SS (SI Tha UrCaya III Csaceatratlaa (SI Hat The Message I l i H <*l rata A OlsSys (31 Jeopardy (I I Mlaatng Links ll:tt >1:11 11:11 *4 X [U . FEpeUwh Far Bale sskm * ERRORS ALL Types of new major Ap­ pliances at Drastic Discount. Call 322-6444. J A E Trading Poet, Inc., 2300 S. Orange Blossom Trad, Orlando. SANFORD ELECTRIC TVs HavaId will s s l 1 G.E. Appliances—New A Used HI Magnolia 422-1362 SERVICE STATION. MORSUN OIL Heater Porta, Good Location. Good Products. Util. Trailer, House Trailer, Good Treatment alee. Brake Control, sore PHONE LOCALLY 322-4342 connections, Flares, etc., or apply to the Saw Hone bracket*, tools, Mate! Mitre Box, ate. CaU PURE OIL COMPANY 06*4067. 71. Main Help Wanted Patio*, Floor, Tie* Estimate* STATION ATTENDANT, Ap­ •and, cans sot, nek, pipe, ply between 7:30 A 3:30. Col ■teal, greasa trap*. Ary W ill OU Co., 1501 French walla, stepping atewaa. Are. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 408 Elm Av*h MAN— 81-45 for Insurance SALE: SATURDAY, Automa­ tic Wishers 130 op. Alto Th e Harold raeevvsa (A* yrV Stoves, Refrigerators A Dryvtlaa* ■* v«|aetlag a* •**!•> era. RuiasU’i Appliance, 1203 NECCHI, Open Arm, equipped tag sa p sSvettleewasI ssbleA E. Celery Av*. Pb. 132-9510 to h w button* on. Monogram It Srtait *a|**lleaakla ta the pallor •* SU* — A Ham. Pay off balance 438, 31. Mimical lirotrumenta I payments of 47 each. HHT, DEADLINEH SANFORD SEWING CTR. Piano Tea leg and New and Used Machine*. Re. 18 Nsoa Day Before W L. Harmon - PA Pebllcatlooi For conditioned Singers, 412.95 ■aarrtloaa u 4 KUIe 322-Mil ASK about ou: Trial Purchase IM S. Park Ave. (B et N— i Far Mmulajr) Plan on Band Inslrumenti. Bukur’s Music Shop. 322-7202 B O A T S , Guna, Buy, 8eU, Trade. Repair. O S T E E N 1. Loal A Found Plano Servicing A Tuning BRIDGE FISH CAMP. Gene Cumbaa - 322-2611 LOST; 4 Months old Black RENT Blue Lustre Electric Puppy with Yallow Collar. WURLITZER Spinet Plano, Carpet Shampooer for ooly C*U 323 0670. Modern Limed Oak Finish 81 pa? day. Carroll'a Fund 4304 cash. 422 8306. tur*. LOST: Bifocal Glasses. Call 322 4701. PIANO— Lester spinet, ma­ ALUMINUM Garage D oor- • hogany, with SoVovox, gjoo ft. wide, ( f t p In. In length, 2. Personal* caxh. 322 0527, 825; 1— 20 lb. Bottle Gaa Tank wHh Gauge 810; 1 Do you bars * drlaklng prob­ 32. Ituelaetw Equipment Pump with new control Its; lem Writ* P. O. Box 1213, t RCA Phonograph Portable, Sanford Haynes Office Machine Co. 4 speeda IIS. CaU 322-3264. New and Uied Machines COPY I. Beauty Care CUT’N CURL Beauty Shop 314 Palmetto Avt. 322 0614 Evening Appointments HARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, soft water, evening app’ta. 103 So. Oak, 322-ST42. M. Itoir* • f a i n * PetH •ai DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop lion, boarded. Animal Res­ cue League, 1700 W. Minne­ sota, DeLand. Ph. 734-1846. UOXER Puppie* |10. CaU 3223293. FOR ADOPTION: 1 Darling Tiny kittens, excel. IQ. buusebroken. 322 9631. 10. Poultry • Livestock JERSEY Heifer Calves, good stock $10, up Falrglade Jer­ sey Dairy. Geneva. _____ I-'. Special Notice* NUMISMATICS All Type* Supplies — Folders 1 for $100 POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY Biles A Rentals SeU KNAPP SHOES fuU or 314 Maennlia 322-0443 part time. Earn 425 to 4150 a week oo high commissions 31. Upholstery and bonus. Steady year round builncas. Equipment OVER 25 YEARS furnished free. Write to o< Fine Workmanship in Up Wm. E. Pierce. 14 E. Steak, bolstering. Draperies, Slip­ Orlando, Florida. covers. Time Payment* as little aa $5 mo. Drapery NEW ELECTRIC Adding Ma Hardware Installations. KULP DECORATING SHOP chin* wilh credit balance 4139.95 plus tax. New Hand Ph. 322-2333 Adding Ms chin* with credit 35. Vacuum Cleaners balanee 489.93 plus tax. TRADE IN Allowance* A VACUUM CLEANER TERMS. Repairs, parts, supplies, for POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY Electrolux. Kirby, Hoover Air-Way, Rtxair, GE. etc. TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na vela. We ship Albert H. PeU Vacuum cleaner repaired at Osteen. 3233673 or 322 4191. your home. Free pick-up A delivery. Serving Sanford AUTO. Washer. 322-3802. for 15 yro. GM Vacuum Re­ pair, I1U Tark Ave. Pb. 51. Artklnt Fur Rent 322-4705. RENT A BED SANFORD VACUUM SVC. Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y YOUR REXAIR DEALER Beds, by Day, Week, or 2355 S. Park 322-0611 Month, SALES . PARTS • SERVICE CARROLLS FURNITURE 116 W. 1st 322-3111 37. Moving fk Storage Debit, Sanford area. Salary plus commission. 321-0643. DAIRY QUEEN Driver, pre­ fer older man. 2523 Park Drive, Sanford. BARBER, Longwood Plata, contact Bill Livingston. GOOD PROPOSITION for full time licensed Real Estate Salesman. Ball-Blalr Agency, 211 S. Park Ave., City. 72. Female Halp Wanted EXPERIENCED SEWING MA­ CHINE Operators needed. Steady year round employ­ ment In ju. modern alr-coodltloncd factory. AUX OF SANFORD 3411 Orlando Dr., Sanford HAIR Stylist wanted, full or part time. CaU 322-5742 or evening* 322-2455. DAY CURB girl. White, must be experienced. Also relief waitress. Cblck-N-Trcat. BABY Sitters wanted, Moo. Call 322 6259. start Beauty Operator, Junior or Senior, at ooc*. M a r y Brown. 322 6601. 77. Situation Wanted HOWELL'S AGENCY, Baby sitting specialist. Transport* tic* furnished. CaU 322-8259. DAYS Work, 322-5766. DAYS Work, 322-2712. BABY Sitting, eaU 322-3022. 83. Real Estate Wanted RENTAL Houses A Small acreage. Roberto A Schmidt Real Estate, P. O. Box 1732, Pb. 322-2700. 8$. Real Estate - Sale 5.1. Wanted To Huy Local A Long Distant BART PILCHER, BROKER Adams Transfer A Storage WE BUY Usrd Furniture, one 15. Special Service* Personal Service 332-0225 322-1171 piece or houseful. Fur ay Call 322-7496 RICHARD'S THEE SVC. Bedding A Funs. Co., 901 W. 43. I'lantH. Feed*. Seed* Free estimates, Licensed tit St. 322 6591. A Insured Ph. 323 0300 SANFORD FEED STORE Ball-Blair Agency Sunflower Seed — Wild Bird KKNMORE AUTO. WASHER. Real Estate — Insurance .MONDAY P. M. A A R CONTRACTORS Excellent cufld., water level 3rd. A Park Ave. Seed— Jim Damly Dog Feed 322-5641 (11 p* , Wkea HOME IMPROVEMENTS, A temp, coatrol. CaU 322(I I Love ol Life -43.75 for 50 lb*. Include* ROOFING, PAINTING A 7764 after 6 p m . (SI Father Knowa lleat Tax. JO H N E. F O X , (SI Clip News INSULATING 330 Sanford Av*. 322 9990 ( 1) Truth or CoaaeUSED FURNITURE, aai room Realtor Financing Ariangcd 322-2297 quanooa or houseful, tools, misc. 206 N. Park Ave. 323-0559 (*) Hello Fra I'lckaro ONION PLANTS items, ANYTHINO you have (SI Heard) for Tomorrow ALTERATIONS on Ladies A Crystal Wax, White Spanish, »». Lota For Sale It) (1aiding Light Mens Clothing. 638-1961. to sell. 322-2270. IM 43 50; SOI *1.50; 5M lots IM * 11:13 111 NttC New* Kaperl l <IS (St lllrl Talk ( I I Nawe, Kdllortal an* Waathar (SI Movie 1:11 ( t ) Focus I N III v* Tha Warts Taras <- 1 Mi’ UficR t : t l ( D NUC Naw* Report 1:m <S| I'siaword I D toiralta Toung I:M I D Nawallna 1:33 (»| AIIC New* III* i l Toe Doctors (Si Art Llnklaltar i l l Day la Court 1:11 ( t ) Lias Howard M S ( I I Another World (*) To Toll tha Truth ( I ) Hanaral Hospital 1:13 ( I ) Douglas Kdwards l : ! t (11 Ton Don't Bay ( t l The Touug Marrlade IS) The Kilga o f Night « : H ( I I Tho Match O a a * ( t l Trallmaalar f t ) Sacral alarm •■'** 111 NIKI Naw* M l 111 Tha Heat of (lroudha ( I ) Fuel* Wall *:»* ( D Seshunt (1* Welle Fargo (I I MegUI* (lorrtlt* 1:11 (II Magle Movsmanls la Sports 1:1* ( l i Nowacopo ID Iporu, Waalhar. New* it) Uav* to t s H a w *2.00, FOB. Seville, Florida. 55. Furnltur* Fur Sato FIX1T SHOP "We fix everything except A. M. Prevatt, 749-2115, Se­ ville. Fla. broken heart*."—Authorised Used furniture, ippOnnces, dealer for Jacobeen Lawn tools. Me. Bought • Said. mowers. Expert Key A Lock ANNUALS. First St. A Holly Larry’s Mart 314 Sanford Ave. Service, 409 W. lit St. 322Av*. Pk. PA 64142. 4731. UGUSTRUM tn cans. Pb. 39NEW Sofa A chair 469. Rafrig. 5501. DRAPERIES— Beautiful Fa A Stove, 322-2609. brics, free estimates. Adam's 50. Mlae. For Hole WILSON MAIERPURN. Decorative Service. 322 2032. Buy — SeU — Trade BILL'S BARGAIN BARN 17. Janitorial Service* 311-14 E. 1st, 322 3*22 of 10,000 Item* 1300 Grapevllle Ave. YENTSCH MAINTENANCE FRISK ESTIM ATE Service A Supplies 2-PIECE living room suite, Upholstering A Mattress r*uevatiag. New A Used Furni­ 2563 S. Park Dr. 323-4643 cheap, 1 platform rocker, ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg small electric beater. 22219. Hullden* Supplleu Cu.. at TM Celery Ave. 1743. PA 84U1. . PAINT close out to price MUST SELL— Houseful furni­ GREGORY LUMBER CO. For tee biggest >election to ture, one piece or all: atove, 530 Maple Ave. 322 0300 refrigerator, washing ma­ Marly new and used furni­ 20. Hardware Sanford's Most Complete TED WILLIAMS HDW. 106 E , 25th, For 8al* 95. EVEREST A. HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR R B IP u k A w FA 1-SM er FA 9 M 8 8 BEDROOM, S Bath, ed patio. Ph. 333-6M. BEAUTIFUL HOME to DeBary by o n e r , overlooking Lake. Large attractive cor* aar lot *164550. READY TO MOVE IN New 3 A 4 Bedroom Home*, 1-2 hatha. So. Longwood ana —Trades iOtuidcrcd, and we’ll build on your lot. Semi­ nole County'* Leading Build *r HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES. INC. Sales office: So. on U. S. ITt i to Dixie Bell Diner, turn right one black on Seminole Ave. 831-3111. Opport. DRESSES 81 — DRESSES 81 AO. only oae— only cm to adult WANTED: ACTIVE MANAG­ customer — Saturday only. ER PARTNER, Mala or Te­ Hen s— 3rd S t A asel*, for established Tropi­ Opposite Wlaa Dixie. cal Tlsh Aquarium. Other STINK MacUaa aai Sepply C*. MAGIC CHEF Gaa Store, interest* prevent owner from Ill W M SI PA 2-6442 Crib, Play Pan, Play Table, tuQ time operation. Small Bell Ton* Hearing Aid. 144- investment in business re­ 3 BEDROOM, Family Room, 1 29. Phots A Eqaipaieat quired. Win consider sell Bath, built to Appliances, tog- P- O. Box 216, CataelCentral Air A Heat. waU to WIEBOLDT S CAMERA SHOP MEN'S, Women'*, Children'* berry. wall earpeting. 322-3503. •bote at discount price*. Camara* • Films • Finishis Surplus City, 801 W. l i t >10 S, Park At*., Sanford FOR LEASE WELL* DRILLED, PUMP*, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AH Type* aai Slaee V* Kapalr aai SarrUa 30. Iiome Appliance* CLASSIFIED DISPLAT l l J t Per lack C l a im— Far 24. Won DriDtaf Uptol 1111JS114811-M fin d A. ( 0 « ) I v i l i pro- M. ROOFING REPAIR, Large ef COLDSPOT Refrig. 18 IL, FOR SALK: Leather g w case, Self DafroaL m » . froaur Smell. Call before t AM. m IB; Hunting Jacket A Wadlike aaw; Electrie R uga, dar, 88; Coleman gaa lamp, after 8 P.M. EUDElAy Pk. 87J l ; Heavy duty rice. 814; W VaatMgkeeae ( a l l y Ante.; End ap Garip* Deere 14- Boy* A Girt* bikes, Cram u. 814 up; Adding maefalm, 9 talk Galv., C— yhto Atom, w toiaei mixed siaaa. CaH column, |45; Underwood typewriter, 430; Pool table, after I y n . S24-MM. alee Ping Poeg, 410; Gas ,A PISE ESTIMATE* MINK SCARP wftk S small OU kantera, from 48, up; B. I* MAEVET aktoe 83a. Man * Nrmal Tax­ Electric M H. P. motor, 87; M Sufutd Aw. PA ed* Jactadtof WbKa Coat 18 PL boat, motor A trailer, alee, 0-44, MA Call 8185; 1-Taut, 4x9, used w ee, 23. Palatine after 6 p. m. 839. SeU us your Furniture. Quick Service with the Cash. PAPERHANOINO-PAINTTNO GOLF Ctaba, left kamted, be* Super Trading Port, oppoaito 80 year* Exp.—428-191 aad ca rt 869. Sanford Pits*, 122-0677. S 3224106. 4 2 5 -5 9 9 8 Ik * • iM M i, apailMa I in u m n oi d m U m mi fM than fittm , 6cm M kriUiaut aeotehUgM colon, gatottogs, drawtog* u l to ebts* pistes atfon aaeteedi, with |feat to aarvka lor etutosera. Ewald la experienced la the darefepmeut at aopper ctuba, fetn f M oor to the plush Slagapora Reetearaat ia Winter H it . II. Than ia no carer charga aad ao minimum, Ewald i at thelof Sapper d u b la A la snap I* elara/a a Trio, a coabelpleaear. LAKE LOT by Owner, near Lake Mary, sacrifice to highest offer. 322 *05 or 936-4397, Legal Notice v o v in : n u t s r i r r m o i * xswn »r i t i t k TO WK Ull iT MAT COWCKIIWl NuttC! U bsrsbj si via that (I)* unl#r«l*nsl. pursasnl to III! "riciltl.iuv Kama it iituls" Ch!|it«r !**.*». Florida Otaluti, w ill rvelstsr with tha Clark o f lb s Circuit Court, la and fur “ smln-ila Count/, Florida, upon rscslpt o f proof o f ths public*, tlon o f th li nultcs. (ha flciltlmis nams l o - w l l : FAKCH(/H It SIXICAS FOOD unlsr which wo are tn ga o s d la busla*aa el Knot! I, liui HI, U u i f i v g i L Florida. That the partlsi Intsraatsd In •aM buslasva snisrurlss are aa follows: KTIIEL H F.HLCIIT BKIUSIIAKD A. EIILERT Dalad at Longwood. Ssmlnots C a uilv, Florida, Oclober IT. Legal Notice xorirn Xollcs la btrtlijr vls tn that ths City Council of Uiagwonit, Florida, will hold a public hsarlnf at the City Hall In the City of Loaewood, Florida, at 1:10 p. m. oa the trd. day o f Pecsmbsr 11CS for th» purposo o f conflrmlne a vpscla] assssamint Improvrmrnt roll for pubs lie Improrsnirnla In ronatructIn r tha following atrssta with­ in the city: ‘‘Ssmtnola Avt nao and I-and Avsnus halwaan lllehland Strtst aad Lekavtaw Drlva." All ptraona Intartslad may be heard at auch public hearing ae to tho propriety and advisabi­ lity o f making auch Improve* manta, aa to the cost (hereof, aa to lha manner o f payment therefor, and aa (o the amount thereof to be aaaeoesd agalnat each property eo Improved. The de*crlptl»n o f each pro* party agalnet which aa aaseaarnvnt will be inadr and the amount to ha aaseaesd to each place or parrsl o f property are herein aet forth and may bs as­ certain,it at the of fice uf the Clark of the City o f I»ngwno<L Florida. I~»b» Wayman Height! Lake Addition Dlock "E " Lot I UM..V. Knterprlsee, foe J» ft s s :.;s 1-ot 1 L.SI..V. Enterprises. Ine so ft | t : : « Lot S l . l l V. Knterprlsee, Ino. SO ft. SI1'-'< I-Ol ( 1.11 ,V, Knterprlsee, Ini, JO ft. f l l l v U>1 S I-M V Knlerprlaes, Ino. SO ft. SIS.S0 1-01 | D l . V . Enterprises. Inc. so ft. s i:.io Lot T l.ll.S . Knterprt>i.a, Inc. SO ft. SS2S« Lot S l-M.N Kuterprtsea, Inc. SO ft. SS2.SI) I-Ot 1 1.11 S. Enterprises, [no. SO (t. |S1.S0 t-ot IS I .M S. Entsrprlasa, Ine. 30 ft Sll.io t-ot 11 LSI X. Kntsrprlssa, Incv So ft. SI1.S0 f-ot 12 LVI..V. Enterprisee, Ine. SS.I ft. |Iw».S« Lot IS Ilsur*, D Scott to ft lie. o>i t - t IS I.M.N. Enlvrprlsea, Ine, So ft. SI2.20 I^»t 11 L U X. Knterprlesa, Ine. So ft Itssw i-ot IT l,M X. Enterprises, Ine. SO f|. I t : So Lot IS LSI X. Ealerprlaee, tn<^ 10 ft. St:Jo Lot It Ltf.X. Enterprises, tna 10 tl. M l. lt Lot 20 M I X. Enterprlesa, [no. S) ft. SI2.S0 Lot 21 I-.U.X. Enterprise,. Ine. SO ft. HMD I^>l II I.U.X. Enterprises, Ine. SO ft. SS2.10 l o t 22 L U X. Enterprise#, Inc. SO ft. 112.10 Lot IS M I X. Knterprlsee. Ins. SO ft. ||2)| L ik e Warman Heights Lake Addition lltock "l>" t " l IS John A Janice Faedl s*.i ft. ttttrit I-ot II John A Janice Faedl Sv ft. 112)0 t-ot IS John A Janice Faedl is ft. is i.ie Lot IS John A Janice Faedl SO ft. 112.10 L i t IT John A Janice Faedl S» ft. 112 10 I-ot 11 Juhn * Janice Faedl S* ft. 112 )0 I-ot l» John m Janice Faedl SO ft. I tl.l o Lot 20 John A Janice Kaodl 10 ft. J (2 If t-ot 21 Juhn A Janice Fa,-It SO ft. |«2 i« l o t 22 Juhn A Janice Faedl SO ft. I l l 10 L it 11 J-hn A Janlco Faedl -o ft. 2(2)0 L>t •» Juhn A Janice S'aedl So fl. 111.)* Lake Warman H a i g h t s L a k e ..ddltlon lltock "II" L«t I Ueorgt t). Scott SO ft. 112-10 |V')5) U*0r,, D' 1100,1 11 TL L<t 1 Ooorge I l l jo Lot 4 (leorge fits# Lot S 'leorge IS2S0 L>| S (leorge IS2S» L it T (leorgo 1(2 Jo J / ,fc,,Se D. gcott )a ft. D. “ cult SO (L D Scott IS ft. D. (kott le ft. D. gcott IS ft. L. Scott 11) ft. Ths oPovo apeclal assessments may be paid In full within thir­ ty (So) dare of the confir ma­ tion o f the aboee assessment roll wllhunt Interest or In ten (IS) et|ual annual payments with Interest at S t per annum commencing thirty ( 24) days after the confirmation o f tho roll. I HKItEUr CKUTIFT that noUce has been sent In writing by mall to the following pro­ perty owners of a public hear­ ing to be h,ld to confirm the “ prclat Asevsement Improve­ ment (toll on the abeve named streets In the City af L o n g, wood. Florida, ouch hearing to be held a) the City Hall m the City o f Lrngwond, Florida, on ths lr«L day uf December l i s t , at 1:40 p. in. h I T X K c my head a* CLERK o f ths City of Lon g­ wood. Florida this 12th day e f Xovember, tigs. Onnle R. Shomate City Clerk Publish Jfev. 12, J<k IHS ture, to* Noll’s Furnltur* chine, etc. Sale ite m I p.a. Brokerage to Caaaelberry Saturday and continuing aa 17-68. Open 6 day* 6 to A thru Sunday or until aoid. ties. 403 R0SALLI DRIVE, SAN­ DINETTE Set, 5 piece, 425. PublUb O c t 11 A N i t . I. II. t«. tilt, TORO, 404448 after 4 )9 p, m. iCDF-116 C M -a �_ L ___*4h ..t—^.*T~*"ir'* You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads F*r Sato 9 5 . Hoaeee F o r Sato •to S A N F O R D ' S N E W E S T SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME HOMES. West 4th St Sib - on ft acre. Weat side between ford. 3 dcdroom, lVh batb, City Limits and Interstate FHA 4 VA LMU. LMN EN 4; on paved road. Clean, TERPRISES toe.. Build* food solid construction, I Harold L tftt. call 8384811. bedrooms, ] baths. Here’s Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m country tiring and low taxes to dark. for a price of $12,000 with 81,000 down and 882 a NO DOWN PAYMENT month. Hera is a remarkable upper tunlty to buy a Mat, clean, suburban, S Bedroom, Con­ crete Block Home with Investment 4 Realty monthly payments only 139 11B N. Park Ave. 322-8119 Including Isms and insur aace. Thu is an unbeatable 1-BEDROOM, 3 bath. Fla. bargain so tarry and grab roam, k i t c h e n equipped, it before tomebody beats drape*, lirg- corner lot. Low you to it. Down Payment. 1M0 S. Chase Ave. See after 1 p.m. SOUTHWARD Stemper Agency REALTOR INSUROR 3 BDRM., 1303 Elliott, R M L 322-0323 or 3234. R A M R l t o ll». French Aire. HOMES $100 DOWN FOR SALE FHA - VA HOMES I. 3. 4 4 BEDROOMS 1. 1H. * 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! For Complete Information See or Cali Your 'We Hava The Home For You' For the Best Buy In A New or Resale Home, See Stenstnm Realty FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty 2668 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 Night 322-7495 313-4646 312-5824 322-4149 322-5482 SALES BROKER We Have The Home For Yon Stenstrom Realty 2888 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 Night 322-74B& 313-0318 322 6124 322-4148 322-3482 Government Owned Homes $100.00 DOW N BY OWNER For a real buy, don't pass this up. 3 Cement block bouses, with extra lot, la Fern Part, 2, 3 bedroom, 1, 2 bedroom. MONTHLY PAYMENTS Income 1270 per month. West FROM $50.00 of 17-92 one block on 434, one FOR THE BEST HOME block South on Esst St. to BUY Vincent Drive. 838-6393. Selection of 2, 3, and 4 Bedrjoma located la various sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery SEE YOUR V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: 322-3118 Nights: 323-0700 322 0648 2324 Park Drive t BEDROOM, 1 Bath home on large lot. Hardwood floors, draper throughout, large Monkey Puizlc tree. Carporte & separate Gar­ age with work shop. Low down payment. Payton Realty 122-mot 17-92 at Hiawatha HOUSE, with new roof, stove, H. water heater, attic fan, floor furnace k pump. With Furn. garare Apt. 2382 San ford Ave. *10,800. 322 0523 or 3254. FORCED SALE—Two Houses, furnished on small Lake. One 3 Bedroom, Concrete 4 Oak, Rented to good tenant, $6,300. One—Duplex »7,3oo, t Mile from Big Tree Park. Cali 322-7304. Retail Nov. 20, 1954 — Page 11 97. House* For Rent 322-5612 Seminole Realty Tired O f Renting ! ! ! COME FA 2-3232 anytime «• TO Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. GHI A Complete Selection 39*a Thru 4l'a 9200 • $300 Down 910 • $60 Month 1D0?« Mechanical Guarantee — -10 Day* — 1,090 Mile* On All Used VW'i. Sale* — Parts — Servlet Factory Authorised Dealer O NLY $3266.00 O R $55.78 PER M O N T H . COMPLETELY FURNISHED, DELIVERED AND SET UP. ASK TO SEE OUR 1964 MODELS AT DRASTIC DISCOUNTS. Kllinor Motor Co. So. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 322-1835 96. Houses • Sato or Kent 101. Trailer • Caban** CUSTOM BUILT Home on CAMPER Trailer ail metal, Like. Ph. evenings 122-1397. good 4 solid. Cooking faci­ lities, Sleeps 3, 9173.122-0059. 97. House* For Rent 102. Mobile Homen • Sato NEAT FURN. Cottage, suit­ able for couple. Privets EXCELLENT condition, 8x33', yard. 390* Palmetto, Ph. air conditioned. Owner. 122322-3831. 8061. NOTICE HOME BUYERS Would y o g like I# buy a home with no down payment? For a limited lime, the VETERANS-ADMINISTRA­ TION selected homes in certain areas, REDUCED the •alee price. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HE A VETERAN TO QUALIFY. • • • FI Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. HWY. 11-92 BO. CALL • • niONP. 322-2343 “Shout Out at Jtu O X ComoT Check These “ Shoot-Out” Specials IMP ALA 3 Door Hardtop, V-8, Automatic Trane minion. Power 11Q4UC MCHEVROLET Steering. Radio and Heater- Extra Nice. $■4*'* 126. Boat* ft Motor* 1184 TRIUMPH Spitfire, whit* with Mack top, tonneau cov­ er, white wan*. Excellent coodlttoo. 332-6833. 10 Ft. BOAT 4 Traitor, lea senable. 322 3*14 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED RENAULT R-8, Redio and Healer. 7.6*8 I 1 9 M Actual Mile*. Like New. ONLY Auto Glass, 4 Seat Cetera AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 364 W. 3*d St. FA 2-8618 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 123. Boat* ft Motor* Gateway To Th# w a te rw a y Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 164-64 E. lit. Ph. FA 24811 17 FT. GLASS boat, 30 h.p. motor, tilt traitor, converti­ ble top, eitra gas tank, tarp. Extra*. 1800 S. Chase Ave. See after 1 p.m. IT Ft. HIGH HAT, with acceasor!**, 30 h.p. Johnson, elec, start, Mitchell Till Trailer. Excellent condition, $130. Call 322-6643. 16 FT. CABIN Cruiser with Trailer tolly equipped 3400 or trade for Tractor. Call 322-3921 or 322 8473. ■ 7 FORD RANCH WAGON. Automatic SH O W R O O M NEW "• FORD, 4 Door, Standard Transmission (1M • 289 ru. In. v-a • • • • Multi Drive Trans. Radio 4 Healer Power Steeriag Factory Air Cond. FORD FAIRLANE 2 Door, Automatic Tranamiuien, Radio and lleatrr. *175 $800 DISCOUNT THIS CAR CARRIES 21 MONTH OR 2(.000 MILE FACTORY WARRANTY LOW 38 37 S3 38 38 37 84 I!LICK SUPER (A 2 Steal) PRICE BARGAINS Chevrolet Station Wagon, A Real Buy |3»5 Mercury. Need* Some Work 8*5 Mercury, Run* Kitra Good f!23 Plymouth, Nrrd* New liatlary *125 Ford "8" Furd-O-Mltic, Run* Good *223 Ford Station Wagon, Good Trane. $193 • BEN HOWLAND CHARLIE CRAIG • FRANK BRUNSON BOB THOMAS BANK RATES ON ALL CARS HUNT UNCOLN MERCURY, INC. 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-IHHl SANFORD, FLORIDA W in ter Park Ph. MI 4-0209 Seminole County Motors IR01 W. let Hi. — Hanford Phona 322-0614 Or MI 7-2330 C* 1 1 )1 / SANFORD AVIOPEN EVENING! - Sanford, Florida S22-4ISl~ National RepeexeaetoM Inc. 62 61 CHEVROLET. I m p a l e 4 Door Hardtop, V.g Engine, Automatic Tranamieilen, Power Steering. Radio, and Heater. Exterior In Heaullful 3 Tone Blue Finish. Clean luterior, Good Tire*, And Right Mechankally. CHEW Y Nomad, 8 Passen­ ger Station Wagon, V-8 En­ gine, Automatic Transmitlion, Powor Steering, Power Bra he*, Radio 4 Heater. A Good Running Automobile. Will Give You A Lot Of Bareke At A Low Price Of Only *1395 $1595 $1695 59 62 C O R V A 1 R MONZA CluK Coupe. Equipped W i t h * Speed Tranemlaslon, Redio, Hooter 4 Bucket Beale. An All Vinyl Interior With A Good Finish, Solid Through, nut. E c o n o m y With A Sports Flair. 60 FORD Felrlsne 306, 4 Door Sedan. V-8 Engine, Auto* matlf Tranemlaslon, Radio 4 Hester. Light Blue Finish, Good Tires, And A Tight Body. Only 57 CHEVROLET. 2 Boor Sedan. Economy 8 CyL Engine With A 8 Speed Floor Shift Tranam lesion. Radio 4 Heat* •r, flood Transportation For Only 59 FORD Country Sedan, V-8 Engine, Automatic Trans­ mission. Power Steering, Radio 4 Heater And Air Conditioned. A Good Aver­ age Car With Transporta­ tion At A Low Initial Coal. Only DEAL OF THE YEAR. 5 YEAR OK GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS J fk d ft CHEVROLET, Bel Air * Door Sedan. V 4 Engine, Automatic Transmlieion, Healer. And Good Tire*. Dark Red Finish, Clean Col­ or Key Interior 1961 DODGE DARTS LEFT. BEST 50,000 MILE WARRANTY. $ $® '80 Cervair $788 bal. 838 m n.. '81 Fake* 869€ k#L *43 mo. ' l l Oldemeblto 14*8 be) $27 mn 'IT Batch $188 baL 888 ■ * ,. IT Plymouth 8487 WL $28 mn. *3* Ford 83*8 bal. l i t m*. 'IT Llacaln 88H bal. 848 m * '38 Cadilise 847* bal 128 a * . '3* Mtrtvry 8388 haL 827 to*. '88 Hillman 8488 bsL 827 mn. 'l l Pouitac $2*9 bal 117 mn. '38 Oldameblt# 8118 bal 121 to* '33 Chevrolet |3II tal 131 m* „ ST Imperial *188 b*L 138 mn. •si Cadillac $291 baL It* a s / '38 Ckryitor 1398 bsL l i t »• . '3* Plymouth *888 baU $31 mn. *0 Mercury $1*9* bal $4T mn '38 Pontiac $888 baL III mn,. '88 VW FU 8898 bal $11 an. 'S3 Chev. PU $1381 hnl $34 ton*16 Fart PU $498 hnL 938 me. '34 Ford PU 1388 bal 12* a#. '37 Mercury 1198 bal $12 a *. '38 Bukk 1198 bal. I l l an, 61 TrenamUilon, Radio and Healer. Good Transportation. “ 64” Comet Deluxe 404 Sedan POSSESSION' FORD. 1 Passenger Station Wage*. V-8 Engine, Auto­ matic Transmission, Power Steering, Radio 4 Hester, Air Conditioned. Luggage Rack, And Other Options. Clean Car Throughout — Special Buy 708 SOUTH PARK AVENUE DIAL .122-3829 HANFORD, FLORIDA NO DOWN P A Y M E N T SPECIALS B A N K $18 Magnolia Ph. FA 8-4833 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, Nev Tires. See To Appreciate. MERLE W. WARNER, RcalLor NATIONAL Sankarik Glass sad Paint Company MONZA Sport Coup*. Auto­ matic Transmission, Radio end Hrater. H U E MCDRVAIR Very Clean. IO W • ALSO 1965 PACEMAKER SPECIAL 115. Aato* For flat* 425-5938 SEE OUR • Sedans • Hard Top* • Convertibles • Stalinn Wagons F ar Rami By Nadine Seltzer CORNER ONORA RD. 4 HWY. 17-92 vw * • ftoto 106. CLASSIFIED INDEX GREENSBIAS Cholca lota available la Grsenbrlar of Lech Arbor overlooking golf courae. Custom building to your specifications. Groonbriar 95. Houses For Sato developed by PINECRE3T KING8WOOD 1130 MOVES IN BUILDERS, INC. *82 PER MONTH FA 3-8074 3 Bdrm, Ige. comb LostIon din102 Fairmont Dr. lug room, living room, FU. room, For Spacious living, $100 DOWN Low fixes, Fenced yird. FHA-VA HOMES Nrsrby s c h o o l , Shopping SEVERAL Outstanding 2 4 3 Centers, 323 0329 by Owner. Bedroom Homes available in all Areaa of Sanford. Let us LOCH ARBOR Show you AroundI Four bedroom, modern, cen­ tre! heat, built in ilove, wether, dryer, 2 baths, 2 rar carporte, storage, e v e r y 1901 S. Park Avo. FA M W anytime room has outside entrance, spscious windows. M a n y PARK RIDGE other features too numerous Beautiful 1 Bedroom. 1 bath to mention. 1 aere of besutlhome, nice Flnrlda room, fill wooded land on Amnry fenced hack yard, located at Lake. Phone us [or addition­ 114 Lake Minnie Drive. Reaal details. aonable down payment. As­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS sume existing mortgage with Total monthly payments of Realtor |0I e month EXCLUSIVE Raymond Luodquist, Asm . rA 13*31 Atlantic Bask Bldg WITH: tool S. Park Ave. n S BEDROOM House on Lake, 1-3 sad 3 CLEAN ROOM far Man. 401 Electricity 10 miles from NEW and USBD Magnolia Ave. m o m . Sanford, pertly furnished, Awnings 4 Cabases good fishing 4 hunting. Call QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 115. Auto* For Bata Hwy. 1T-R S 333-0311 or 333-1738. i i f o r d Coavertibto. m m 4 ROOM FURN. House. 1 bed­ 1*63 NASHUA- t $3,3*0. Very eleas, excellent ] * » RAMBLER, good condi­ room. Altamonte Spring*. condition. Crescent City— tion. Would Ube to *xcbinge 838-6734. for a Sptoet Flaw. HW402, OW B-2IT2 Geaavi. LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with 103. M obil* Ho**** . R **t full bath and 3 hill baths '33 PONTIAC, I dr. sedan, $133 mo.; 3 BEDROOM, 2 looks and ruas good. Radio 10' WIDE, 2-beoroom traitor. bath home with Family 4 Hester, Good tire* $223. NO-*-4*6*. room $133 month. 322-TM*. TRAILER 4 $1 Ft Cabala, 333-1301 IT-83 at Hiawatha 'OH FORD OALAXIE, 30* R. full batb 141 mo., quiet aos*. 4 H., take ever payments Payton Realty 323 6431. with $1*0 equity, $1,700 ow­ ed. Payments $71 moothly. BENT with OPTION. Unfurn­ 10 x 43 ft. TRAILER, a* Pri­ vate tot. Adults only. $*o Call 322-4722 after 8:30 p. m. ished 2 Bdrm.. 3 Bath, Air eon., O a r a g e , overlooks month. Will sell. 322436* 1*33 CHRYSLER. A-l Meehan Lake in Deltona. For ap­ Icatly *10*. Cat! $38-7333. 106. A partm *«ta fo r R ent pointment call Enterprise 1961 OLDSMOB1LE, Dynamic Peck Realty after 4. Th. 330 mo. Up. Surplus City. *8, 4 dr.. Radio, Heater, 668-4311. 3 ROOMS 4 Bath, nicely furn­ Power Steering 4 Brakes, ished, clem. Adulto, no pete. LAKEFRONT; Larg# S-bedplus extras I'M* rwg. gas. Call 122-1U9. room, 3 bath, completely 31,008 miles. A dependable furnished, Dishwasher, deep well cired for car that must ROSE COURT APT., 1 Bdrm. freeze, automatic washer A be sold. Original owner will Furnished, near base, 3013 dryer, central heat. $130 per sell near wholesale. Pb. 273H-20 Sanford Ave. MI-4323. mo. 333-4VTO. 0101, Orlando. EFFICIENCY Ap4. Ill Part. 1*M AUSTIN HEALY Sprite, 3 BEDROOM House on Lake, excellent caoditio*. Ph. 323T h a t ttoaan't sound 14a ‘ Kitten o n Mm Key*' to motH partly furnished, electricity. FURNISHED Downstair* Apt with llgnta 4 wlter. 32210o acres land, good fishing 0702. 4 hunting. $40. per month. '34 PLYMOUTH, Good run­ Call 322-051* or 332-1736. 2 BEDROOM Furs. Apt., light* ning condition, Reasonable. 4 water, (40 month. 323- 322 8374. FURNISHED, 6 room House, 118*. 1303 Sanford Ave. ’*3 MERCURY Mootery, 4 dr., t—Lost 0 Wound II—Monty Wanted Hard lop, Factory air, Full 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. Call FULLY furnished house, pa1— Personate •I—favlnga a Loaa power, Very dean, $2,200 322 *173, after 3 Pb. 323-0841. 4—Bsauty Caro II—Inauranco tio. 106 Anderson Circle. I— Day Nurstrlao by owner. Bank financing i»—School* a Initructlsne 332 0783. 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. $33. s - C h l l d Cam TO—Employment dorvlcss arranged. Call 322 83M. I—D o n — Cats— Pita 71—Mala Help Wanted 2101 Magnolia, Robert A. I*—Uvsnteck 71—Pamela Help Wonted 3 • BEDROOM, 2 bath, un '33 OLDS. *100. Cali 322-3133 Williams, 322 3*31. tl—Special Notice# 71—Mate or Female llolp furnished 1 mi. to baie, 1 II—Catering It—tUI#a Help Wanted after 4 p. m. 14— Places to Cot 7T—Situation Wanted blocks to shopping center A W E L A K A APARTMENTS t i —special norvieoo ■t—Income Property 1*46, 4 WHEEL DRIVE JEEP. school. 1 year leise retyilr 114 W. Firat St. 11— Swimming Poole II—Bualnete Prop.—Sato A-l cond. $413. or trad* for ad. 9120 mo. 3321870 after II—Janitorial lervieae 11—Reel Estate Wanted 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. 833 II— D o-It-Tounoir II—Rtal Estate lil t 14 ft. Aluminum Boat out­ 3 p. m. l»—Bulldtre SuppllM 17—Dualnaao Rentale mo., includes water 4 elec­ fit in A-t shape. After 3 I#—Concroto Conitr, IP—Lota For Balo tric. 322 9307. UNFURNISHED 3 Bedroom 11—Homo Ropalro SI—Forme—droves p.m. Th. 322 *36*. 21—Plumbing II—Out at State Acroas# house. Kitchen equipped, rh. FURN. Apt. Close to. Jimmie 15— Painting » i — Houses For Sale CLEAN 1*14 Ford. Good me322-3631. 14— Well Drillin g II—Houses lain or Real Cowaa. 333-4013. ehaoicil condition. G o o d 11—Air Cond. * Heating *7—House For Rant II—Radio * Tolovtilon top—Resort Rentals ORLANDO Azalea Park, *70 t-Room Efficiency apt. with tires. 111-2317. 15— Photo O Equipment 1U1—Trallare—Cabanas mo., 3 Bdrm. Unfurnished pvt. batb 4 shower, suitable '64 FORD Fallback Ualaxle 14— Homo Appliance# ill—Mobile llomss—Hole 11—Muilcnl Inotrumon u house, 802 EganDrive. Open, 101—Mobile llomeo—R,nt for eouple or single person "300." *200, assume pay­ 11—Buelneaa Itiu lp m .n t 144—Treller Space—Rent call collect Miami, 621-1373. or retired. All utilities In­ 11—Job Priming 10.—Trailer Lott—Sole ments. Call after 3:30 p.m. I f —Upholstery lot—Apartments For Rsat cluded in rent. Ideally toDeBary Ml 3646. ! i — Vacuum Claanora 141—Rooms For Rent 2 BEDROOVS, Oak floors, Tile cated on tot St., wlthm 1 17—Moving * Storage He—Hotel Hooms bath, enclosed porch A Car­ block ot 3 tree parking loin BOB McKKE USED CARS 15— Ettirmlnatora 111—Rental Agents port, Kitchen equipped. 2409 tl— Plante— F lo w e r * —geeto 111—Wanted Te Rent * and ahopptog oentor. In­ NO MONEY DOWN IS—Mlac. For Sale III—Autos For bale Orange Ave Ph. 322 1978. quire at Manuel Jacohao 701 French Ave. 323 0721 i t —Articles F o r Rant 111—Autos— Sale or Trade III— Tr ucks For Sole 11—Swap or Exchange Dept. Store 211 E. Firet St. DUPLEX, furnished, I bed­ it — Wonted To Buy UP— Au tomotive Service '84 FALCON, Good condition, 41— Furniture For Sale H I— Scoo ters 4 Cycles room, n e w l y decorated. FURNISHED API. 1908 Maple. Take up payments. 322-1833. II—Antiques For Sale i l l — Hosts 4b Metora Adults. Another svaUable 322-0731. SI—Monty To Loan II I —Marine Supplies '83 CHEVY It NOVA, excel­ l b —Bualnoee OpportualUoe Dec. 1, 322 3610. CLEAN, Furn. Apt. Privet* lent condition. $1600. Pb. N. ORLANDO, 3 Bdrm. Un­ Entrance. 1004 Palmetto. 333-3281. From Seminole County furnished house, $70 mo., 110 Prom Sanford EseBaage (Dtel Direst) Fairfax Ave Open, call col­ lect Miami 621-1373. SWEETIE PIE OUTSTANDING I Bedroom, kitchen equipped and completely redecorated home, just 3 minutes from downtown S a n f o r d . Only 312,300 with as little aa 1100 St. Johns Realty 3 BEDROOM, Bath, Sundown, balance on 3Vi% THE TIME TESTED FIRM land Estates, Sanford. Low mortgage at M2 monthly in­ 111 N. Park Ave FA 2-6113 down payment. Pb. 323-tlSl. cludes everything for civi­ lian or military. Nights 3228110 or 322-22*8. Seminole Realty 102. M obil* Hm 60 60 59 60 FORD, 1$ Ton Stylrsidr Pick-Up. A Good Buy At CHEVROLET, lj Too PickUp, Good Tires And Good Mechanical Condition. VOLKSWAGEN, I Door Se­ dan, Good Tires, Clean Body VOLKSWAGEN. Panel Truek, Clean All Around, Good Tires $895 M395 *895 *495 $695 *495 *695 $795 $795 HOLLER M O T O R SALES 2nd ft PALMETTO 2507 PARK DR. P H O N E 322-8231 322-0861 ) * tf �I Rec Chairman th * chairman. Councilman I abaci Hawaii, with apathy toward tha office. Com plainto had been recetvad about out*idem using tha hall park Sundays, Coun­ cilman Kaith Nison asked if tka park could ba locked up. Swofford said ha had heard of outsiders using tha park and drinking bear, throwing Urn cans about tha park. Ha addsd ha wua removing No­ well from tha chairmanship and would assuma the duties himself until tha council re- PACKING BAGS for the Save the Children Federation clothing drive being sponsored by Lyman HIgh’a Student Council are Dan Casselberry, Ruth Wright and Jiffy Gamage. (Herald Photo) *Ha has dans nothing as chairman for recreation and ha hasn't dona anything about tha propoaad recreation erator," Swofford charged. The Judy Klnnlard Fund is Tha mayor declared arrests not doing so good. would bo made If persona went to tha park and served beer This la tha fund aatabHahcd by the Sanford Lknu Club for an Sundays In tka futura. contribution to the Geneva youngster's hospital bill. The Turkey Shoot Tho Geneva Volunteer Fire little girl's back waa broken Dept will sponsor a turkey In two places when she was shoot Saturday, beginning at struck by a hit-and-run driver 1* a. m., an tka property alt* laat week. serosa from tho Pure Oil Sta­ Tha 13-ycar-oid Junior high tion. Tha event will be con­ student was struck Nov. 9 just tinued throughout the day si a few minutes after she step­ tong as anyone wishes to ped off the school bus and beshoot. Proceeds will go for gatt walking along tha high­ way Mar her home. Tha driver lira truck equipment. of tha truck which ran over her is In Seminole County jail in lieu of 11,400 bood. Howard Hood, president of Wotlcs la barebp givs a Hint the Lions Club, said today; Legal Notice Shi c i t y Council o f Long wood. Florida, will hold a public haarIns at tha City Hall In the City a f Longwood, Florida, at t:t* p. tn. on tha Ird. dey at December 11*4, for the pur­ pose » f eonflrmlap a Spaclat Aiceaemsnt Improvement Roll for public Improvement In con. atrncllng tha follo w ing atraclc AlviB Fred Bowden, 77, • within the eltyi "Tullls Avaauc between Grant Street end resident of 1411 Park Avanue Oleander Street, and Oah direct for the past two years, died between Reider Avenue and Thursday morning at h i* Wlldmers Avenue" All pereone tntereeted may home. be heard at such publle hear* Born in Brooklyn, N. Y „ he Ins i i to the propriety and ad­ visability o f melting curb Im­ was a retired school tescher. provements ae to the eoet Survivors are a daughter, theraof, aa to the manner of per meet thereto*, aad ae to, the Mrs. John McCatferty, in New three tons, John, amouat thereof to be eeseaaed Jersey; aaelnet each pr operly ao Im­ George and Charles in New proved. The description o f each pro­ York and a brother, George E. perty ece ln s l which an asaess- of Jupiter. ment will be made end the amount tn be assessed to each pleea or parcel o f property are herein est forth and may be aerertalned at the office o f tbs Clsrk ef tbs City of Longwood, ■ 11 W II »: V, AI.VIV Fill’ ll — Orcveolda service# fur Al»'n Florida. Fred llowden who d!»d West Wlldrnsre Subdivision Thursday will be held el 1 It tor If 1 p. m. HaturiUy tn All Souls t I William J. Barbour let Cemetery with Rev. Richard ft. ( I M S ! I,rune officiating. Brlasun leit 1 Donald Lawson 100 ft. Fun-rat Hums In charge. 1IS3.0« S-ot I John Strong too ft. I1IS.00 lent I Mark R. Bullock 100 ft. i m . o u 1-ot 1 Hobart Yanmaa 100 ft. IV THE CIMITIT COVMT OF m m THU VIVTII J I llt t T W . (IIIl o t I Win. A. W h itt le d tee CI’ IT. IV A M I FOR n i: w iv o i.i: ft. (1*000 c o iiv r v , rt.nniiM . lent :T Clifford Ihum way Ot.t C I A V I 'K H Y NO. I l l t p ft. 1111*0 FED ER AL NATIONAL HURTI-nt ] l Franklin D, Craft IS OAOE ASSOCIATION, a cnrpirft. tuns a IIon, L o t 3* Clifford Ihum way t l Plaintiff. <t. t l t l . U v*. Lot la C. H. Johneon, Jr. t*0 JAMKH 15. MALONr.T and ft. 11*3.00 MART fl. MALONEV, his wtf*. Lot It Laater M-sa 1no ft. D-ftnditits l i s t 00 NOTICE OF HI IT IV Lot 13 K. Veda Hunter 10* WIIMTOMiK FORK l i n e t'HK ft. | l * m o TOi JAMES E MALONEY and Lot .11 Paul O. Altmen ( I I S MART rj MALONEY ft fttSTI r/n Martin Company I.oi *1 Paul SI ilonsr ( t i l Whits Hands, Nsw M-al.-i. ft. 1111.71 You. tlef mutants, ars h-r». Lot 3- Xrn ll-slar ICO ft. by notified that a complaint in ( i n no foreclose s certain mortgage 1o>l 1* ttoberl Laughlln, Jr. on the following tl sac r Hied pro. too ft. t i n no party, situate, tvlnc and being l » t 17 Hlxnn Etdrldaa too ft. tn Hsmlnole County, Florida (m o w tn-w it: Lot II lltann Kldrldge IKS ft. led 1. tttuok K. RAVENNA t i l l . oo PA RK SECTION OF UM’ II Lot I* n l i e n Kldrldpe to ; ft. AllttOlt. according to the m en plat thereof, sa recorded Lot II John Marlin I l i a ft. In Pint Book tl, Paso* tm.71 St and (1. o f Ilia Public Lot II B. K. Bllrk li e h ft. Ttecorde nf ftemlnola Connt i n 71 ty. Florida; Lot « Mark R. Bnil—-h IS! < I n clu d in g : ft 1 1 7 1( 1 I il E. Refrigerator, Mo­ Southern Pines Subdivision del No I.Atl-tl, Serial Nu. I .--1 7 May label] l u l l ft iib - s s snail l l l l l !t* 1 il E Oven, Model No J. Lot t llsy Isbell 11 ft ( i t a 13 7Jo. rial No. THn|30l3; Lot * Ray McCord 111 J ft. 1 n K. Rang* Plate. Mo. 1,1111 del No Sin, H.rl.l No XS. l.ot t« Clara (Ulmer IS ft. "1«S*2; Venetian Blinds I14S.13 throughout manufactured Lot U D. D. Smith IS ft. by M..minute Venetian llltnd Retired Teacher Dies Thursday “ The Liana charitable con­ tributions are usuatly concern­ ed with the blind, but the plight of this child touched our hearts. We have donated S100 from our treasury to kick off the fund and have established an account in Judy'a name at a local bank." Hood appealed to the public to aid fn boosting the fund, which will be used to defray the extremely high expenses of apecial nurses, medication, possible braces and other un­ named expenses Incurred by tho serious injuries to the younger set. "The family has soma hospi- Ultxatlon Insurance, but not nearly enough to cover the necessary expenses. Her fa­ ther, 0. T. Klnnlard, waa In­ jured In IMl and has been un­ able to work since,” Hood ex­ plained. Doctors say X-rays show Judy's back la factored In two places and she baa other Injuries. Hood asked that people open their hearts and their purses and send in their contributions to the Judy Klnnlard Fund, Box 513, Sanford. The Lions Club will see that the funds go toward Judy'a care and convalescence. By Jallaa SUM trm A M tk ti Editor Plans prsparwd by arthltoct /oka Barton IV for two ■hop balldinr* — on* at S*mInoie High and anothar at Crooma High — w«r* okajrd Thuraday aft*moon during a moating of tha Samlnola Coun­ ty Board of Publle Inatrac­ tion. Tha board aubmittad tha plana to State Board o f Edu­ cation and called for blda which will ba opened Dae. 10. In addition, tha board re­ tained Burton to prepara plana for an additional fiva-elaiaroom unit at Altamonte Spring* Elementary and another flve-claaaroom wing at South Samlnola Elemantary. Tha board Initructed Burton and Superintendent R. T, Mllwee to **-k dealgna that will maka tha addition* har­ monious with ealating build­ ing*. Tha board nlao announced that atata approval had been obtained on recent additions to tha Oviedo School, Lake Mary Elementary and Crooma. Administrative Assistant Wal­ ter Teague said that final In­ spection! had been made and tha projects were ordered “ finished." Teague also told the board that the purchase of the Colic property, a parcel of (lightly less than one acra adjacent to Lyman High, had been completed and the deed and tills insurance has been re­ ceived by the school board of­ fice. UBO CERTIFICATE received by Church of Na­ tivity Catholic Women's Club la presented to Mrs. Gene Shannon, president, right, by Mrs. John Kennedy, vice president, who attended USO Awards Night as representative of the group. (Herald Photo) By Jan* Casselberry Winners of tha prlaea for tho best salesmen In the can­ dy drlrs sponsored recently by the Athletic Association and Band at South Seminole Junior High School at Caiic Iberry hava been announced. Glrla selling the moat candy were Barbara Bryant, eighth grader who sold SO boxes to win tha first prise of a radio; ninth grader Donna King, sec­ ond prise of a camera, 51 box­ es; seventh grader Annette Whitcomb, third prise of a watch, 44 boxes; and tying for fourth prises of pen ami pencil seta were eighth grad­ ers Elaine Malone, and Katherina Barker, both with 40 boxes. Honorable mention went to Denise Cousineau, 35 boxes, Dehbie Strong, 33; Doris Aikcna, 25 and Francis Kaufman, Frixe winners among the boys received tha lam* prises ■a the glrla and they includ­ ed first place, seventh grad­ er Mel Leonard, 83 boxes; sec­ ond, Robin Granger, seventh, 80 lioxen; third, Bobby Hutch­ ison, seventh, 69 boxes; fourth, Thomas Hague, ninth grade, 65 boxes. Receiving honorable men* tion were Ed Dorlty, 66; Tom Pitman, 40; Paul Hardy, 45; Hobby Scott, 39; Woody Seasomi, 37; Bob O'Stecn, 36; Gary Redwing, 32; and Chris Salmi, 30. Don't risk the chilling experience of a a id winter furnace breakdown. If your furnace ie on it* last legs, you're going to replace it loon. Do it now and save money on our low proseason price* on tha famous gas or oil fired Carrier Weathermaker Furnace. It'e “tha Fur­ nace with a Future"—givea you one-half an air conditioning system. Cooling is added easily whenever you wish. Now is the time to make your beet furnace buy on a Carrier Weathermaker Furnacn, Phone us or come in today for the details Telephone 322-8321 The Cars are Funeral Notice Legal Notice •m n Lot II U N. Lon a 71 ft 1111.31 Lot IS Clara B iim tr 71 fr 114*71 Lot It fleurae Allen 71 ft. •It* 11 Lut 13 J.nnes Ithoedo* 117 10 ft. i : u i : Tha above sperUi assessmerits n u t be paid In full with­ in thirty |1C| days o f the con­ firmation o f the above assess­ ment roll without Intersat or In tea ( l t l equal annual peymenta with Intaraat o f 1*1 per annum catnmanclng thirty (10> days after the confirmation o f the (nil. I HEREBY CERTIFY that nolle# has been aent tn witling by mall to tha following pro­ perty vwnora o f a public hoarlag to be held lu confirm the Special A see earn eat improve­ ment Roll on the above named etreete In the City at Longwood, Florida, such hearing to ba held at the City Hall la Ika City of Long wood. Florida. <m th- tr i. day o f December l i l t , t l l : t l y in. WITXKXd my hand »a Clark at the City o f Longwood. Flor­ id*. this l l t k day o f Novambar. 'IMS. Onnla R. Shorn#la City Clark Publish Nor. II. Ill, IMS. <<;d q h We have in stock right now these models for you to choose from Company; baa Item filed against you In the above styled suit and you are require,I Is serve a copy of your Vnewer nr Pleading to the Complaint on Plaintiff# at­ torney. Jo s e p h m m p h a s k d . I*, o Dug H i, Fern Park. Fl«rIda, and Ola the original An­ swer nr Pl-adlng In tha office o f the Clerk o f tha Circuit Court nn or before tha Und day o( December, ! * l l If you fall to slo so, a decree pro collfesso will be taken against you tor th- rellaf demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and o f ­ ficial saal o f of flea at Sanford. H-nilnola County, this llth day of Novambar, IMS. (SEAL) Arthur II. BacWwdth, Jr, Ctarh o f Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vthlsn Dtputy Ctarh JOSEPH M. MURASKO Attorney nt lAw F. D. Hog H I Fern Parh. Florida Publish Nov. lu. I f A Deg, f. II. m s . C DO-11 Aa iavsitmsat, not aa ex­ pense. Call FA 1-5411 for nprrt ad vie* on a HcraM Atlmluiag campaign. f ) MOTOR SALES Showroom — Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 �> His Words Live o f time Inevitably work* ed to aoften the tremendous shock dealt the nation by the violent death o f John F. Kennedy. History, which never stands still, moved on at an even more rapid pace in 1964, ab­ sorbing our interest and our ener­ gies. But now tt Is the first anniversary o f that tragic event and despite our­ selves, we cannot help but relive the terrible hours of Nov. 22, 1963, in all their horror and heartbreak. We remember where we were and what we going at the moment that we heard the unbelievable news that an assassin's bullet had struck down the nation's president and one of the world's most important leaders. That is the only way most of us can relate to such immense and his­ tory-shaking events. It is the way we will tell the story to ourselves and our children for many anniversar­ ies to come— where we were and what we were doing on that fateful day. There is more, much more, than that, however. Time has also enabl­ ed us to place some perspective on this once vibrant man, John Ken­ nedy, and what he stood for. His death was, in a very real sense, a personal loss for every one of us, whatever our politics, whatever our agreement or disagreement with his policies and deeds may have been. For a president belongs to nil the people, and the sudden removal of one In full career pierces us to the depths of our being. It causes us to think about things usually submerged beneath our pri­ /i Sad, Bad News vate concerns: What kind o f nation we have, what we want it to be, and what we as individual citizens, in our jobs and in our families, are moral­ ly obligated to do. No, history has not stood still since November 1963. The present has become no less ominous, the fu­ ture no less challenging— or promis­ ing. Other events o f global signifi­ cance have taken place since then, even in recent days. Americans have once again exercised their precious right to choose s president. We, the people, divided ourselves into partisan camps in order to ex­ amine and debate the issues, to bring our government to its regular accounting, to express our wishes by the ballot. Now we are united again to con­ tinue building a more perfect Union, a more perfect world. In setting about this never-ending task, we are refreshed and inspired by the memory of John F. Kennedy, as coming generations will be. “ Let us begin,” he said at his in­ auguration. His words live. Th# aid, bad MOT foe Vies President-elect B a b o r t H. Humphrey is that then to anothor Kennedy ia hto future. That it a dtomal pro* pact for a politician who finally to warrented In expecting one day to occupy tho White House at president o f the United States. President Johnsoa already haa annotnted Humphrey aa his proposed ancceasor. Ha told the Democratic National Convention last August that he had picked HHH as hto rice presidential mate because he and others regarded Hum­ phrey as best fitted for the presidency if something hap­ pened to Johnson. LRJ was thinking of the auccession if he died in office. Rut the realities are not abused if it ia aaaumed that Johnson regards Humphrey Thought For Today • • To The Editor • In the final analysis, there Is no other solution to man's progress but the day’s honest work, the day’s honest activities, the day's generous utterances and the day’s good deed. — Clnre Boothe Luce. Political Notebook Dr. Crane's a L ava to aa example ef Ike Letters Herald Area Correspondents 3 fJft Editor, The Herald: The Central Florida Schol­ astic Press Association (and especially t h a Salmagundi Staff) would lika to express our sincere appreciation to Julian Stenstrom for contrib­ uting so much to make our workshop succesful. Wa know how valuabla hla time to and Abraham Lincoln's stepmoth­ that the time spent with ua er probably never finished the will aid soma student to re­ early grades but she instilled port a mure informative story in Lincoln his craving for for troth hla school newspaper knowledge and his fondness and someday, our newspapera. The session ha hald on edi­ for books! torial* proved interesting and Reading skill Is the motor in enlightening to tha students. the entire educational machine, We were proud of our Sanso you teachers like Laura can keep a few copies of the ford talent as the newspaper coverage and tha interest was ‘‘ Classics, Illustrated” on your inspiring. desk. We express our thanks to Reward children by letting them road such colorful por­ other members of Tha Her­ trayals of these comic book ald staff who were so help­ versions of the great books In ful. We could not have had such fine comments from the field of literature. And schedule a program at students anti sponsors about your I’ TA un how parents can the workshop without their team-up with the school teach­ help. Mr*. Joanna Bohannon ers by using flash cards and other popular prods to fast, Advisor, Salmagundi efficient reading. Seminole High School If your newspaper has any e • • cartoon strips slanted to child Editor, The Herald: ren, then urge your youngsters I was bom in Sanford and to read them daily. for many years my father In fact, you might poll the was a downtown merchant class each slay tn find how who always preached "trad­ many have road the good child ing at home.” comic strips in their news Over th* year* I have Worry Clinic To match these self-imposed high type ef feather when HYANNIS PORT, Maas. — standards, Kennedy d r e w all smart parent* anti educa­ <NEA>—When a towering flood tors applaud. Slate reading shout him other men of ihsrp sweeps over a city, it leaves akin to the haste "meter” ef intellect, fresh outlook, driv­ so lofty a mark on the walls ing capacity. Their accolsdcs your child's educational ma­ that men are astonished to need not come from Sorensen, chine, by all mesas follow consider that water ever rose who was one of them. Presi­ tho advice below. And send so high. dent Lyndon Johnson provides for that booklet or hew to In the eyes of a man who the tribute. Those who still ralso your chlld’i school knew him well, John Fitzger­ remain he honors as the ablest marks via the "flash card” ald Kennedy—now thrust back home method. rnt-n he has. a year in the pages o f living Thua bent on using excell­ Case U-433: Laura P., aged history — may have left that ence as his weapon, John Ken­ 29, la a very devoted school high a mark for his country nedy treated his office as a teacher. to live by. “ Dr. Crane,” Laura began, surpassing means of cracking The judgment comes from Inlo the great unsolved prob­ " I teach fourth graders and Theodoro C. Sorenjcn, the late lems: The securing of the 1 am thrilled by my job. President's brilliant, dedicated peace, the squeering down of "other self,” whom 1 aought unemployment and poverty, out as supremely fitted to the easing of racial differ­ measure'him in the detach­ ences. ment the last 12 months af­ In Sorensen's mind these ford. Tbs Rataii weieeaeee lat­ things of substance were Ken­ ter* t r r a It* raaSin •• S ib Sorensen's perspectives fur­ II* affairs. Tka aarttrr aiaj aa# nedy’s preoccupation. T h e ther place Kennedy as: a a* a mama an v M H tka letstyle, the grace, tha flair ■a- ala* atari** tka w*H*»'* A man who conceived his which affectionate supporters Ira* aaa a aaO aCOr***. L*ll«r* high office as the driving core ■f l«a**r tkaa IS* atari* trill celebrated and critics derided k* alr*a pr*ftt*e«*. Latter* of national action, who there­ ■JJr*H*e la atkara ar* *•***«as mere "glam or" may have by became a great disturber abl* prarMaO tk*r <• ■*• 0**l tended now and then to cloud la prraaaalltl**. Tartar la ■*« the substance of the late Pres­ pakll*k*0 k» Tka M-ral*. ident's basic nature and pur­ Editor, The Haraldi poses. Sorensen thinks they Nope, "ain’t afeert" of los­ did. Enterprise Altamonte Spring* ing th# liberty of fishing for He agrees, all the same, Mrs. Ritchie Harris Mrs. Julia Rartoa with the many who see in the "my shad. Juat afeert them 136-1116 666 3034 much talked of "Kennedy ditch diggers will ruin this 666-4664 style" the unusual excitement, economic asset, one of the Besr Lakt-Foreat City L*Xe .Mary the special appeal which en­ best in Seminole County, be­ Mr*. Maryann Mile* Mrs. Fra nr pWester 636-3178 abled tho late President to fore people wake up. 322-6219 Aa Mr. Tom Gilchrist register his whole forward in­ Casselberry Lake Monroe clination on millions here and pointed out, Sanforditea are Mrs. Jane I'ssselbeny Mrs. U. L. Johnsoa abroad. These qualities, sdded neglecting their natural as 636-3046 322-4723 j to political skills heralded by sets. No signs any place ad­ Longwood professionals in both parties, vertising the shad fishing. Chuluota Mrs. Ponnn Estee helped him also to give cam­ Evrry filling station, motel Mrs. Joan Magia 838-3317 paigning for the Whits House and restaurant on 17-92 should 343-3741 North Orlando have one readings "Try our new dimension. Mr*. Margaret Coeby Pattons Sorensen says he decided in shad fishing Jan. 1-Apr. 16.” 322-6793 Mra. Mildred Hiney )9S3, alter knowing Kennedy Not to mention th# Chamber Osteen | 666-3631 of Commerre and JCi. Mra. Clarenra Snyder i only a few months, thst he Your nice spread on the had the makings of a presi­ 322-4641 Geneva shad in tha Progress Edition dent. Oviedo Mrs. JoAnn Hays Upon Kennedy’s death, many w*es r big help. But this time Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 149-1873 Americans slid idealism hid of year it should b# front >43-3160 fired his practical endeavors paged every day. Say, tinder Hut while he lived some of ;"th* Nile of America” —"Try these complained of the dis­ our shad fishing Jan. 1-Apr. comfort he caused them. Here, t5.” Ill let you have this much and in the larger unsettle­ ments Kennedy caused, Sor­ of “ my” shad. S. B. (Jim) Crowe ensen finds the root of the curious phenomenon of his be­ Atala "Shad” Crowe Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Fri., November 20, 19*51 ing roundly hated and y«t very widely loved. Exiobiology ia the science w i L T c a a . o i c l o w , a o iT o a u a r t i a m a u To those who loved him. es­ which dealt with lift that may m s a VDLTOi.ua, c t m is iw . - a t i M i ■*•*■•* pecially the young the world exist outside the earth. SUSKNT ALEXANIIKH JULIAN L. STKVSTROM Advortlslns Director over, he was the bearer of Associate Editor HU> UKI1K.V hope—hope of peace, of a H t HUY I. JOHNSON Advartlila* M-nsgar Alaasgleg Editor ■ UK PIATT break in racial strife, of a Oosorsl AdtortUiBR U t n ii.r severing of the unbroken chain DORIS W ILLIAM ! JANM I N O B I U K U Social* Editor of recession and inflation. B o ili.ta M in titr DO m e AUSTIN ra w s w a l l s On Nov. 22, 1963, the prom­ Cits Editor Ma-h**lc*l H'j pt. ise his life held for Nov. 23 J IO I WELLS DILL VINCENT C««Bty E dito r Stott PbotoRr.ph.r and thereafter ended in Dal­ las, Not Sorensen nor any IMblUhod dally asoe pt Saturday, Sunday aad ChrUunsa; pub­ other can say whether remem­ lished Saturday pr«ct*<llng Christmas. ■ u a sc H ip rio N h a t e s brance of John Kennedy gives Horn* Delivery JJs we.k that promise the chance to make a deeper though differ­ Hy Hell SEMINOLE COUNTV ALL OTtlEH MAIL ent imprint In the years ahead. lit Mask IS-bl | Taar Itl-IS 1 taar of the status quo, who could live with his enemies as the inevitable product of the un­ settling forward course he chose. A man who could live, too, with the chaos that often seem­ ed to beset him and the na­ tion as problems cried for ac­ tion, who could be "very cau­ tious in approaching a decision yet bold in the decision itself." A man with special mark­ ings—Irish, Catholic, eastern upbringing — who managed nevertheless to be free of prej­ udice and willing, at a keypoint in bis presidency, to launch the huge attack on prej­ udice Intended in the 1963-61 civil rights bill. The slain President's high concept of his office, says Sorensen, led him to perform personally In service to stand­ ards so high they must here­ after be taken as the gauge for all presidents. " I wouldn’t trade It for any­ thing, although some girls think it to unrom antic and not aa exciting as being an air­ plane stewardess. "But I enjoy children and I get a thrill out of helping sti­ mulate their interests in books. "However, many of the chil­ dren are very poor at reading. When I have visited some of their homes or qulzicd them in school, 1 find that their par­ ents are non-readers. "Despite the wonderful value of TV and radio, thoie enter­ tainment mediums are making youngsters ear-mlndcd, instead of eye-minded. What can I do to help en­ courage my children to like school? For won’t they be han­ dicapped all through their school careers unless they arc awift readers?” Laura is tlw type of teacher whom profeiiional educators ami all intelligent parents should salute. For Laura has the first re­ quisite for ill good teachers, namely, a LOVE for children and a delight in steering their curiosity Into constructive channels. Even If Laura thus had hid only two years of college, she’d be a better teacher than a soured, dyspeptic old mild with an A. M. degree who ter­ rified children and alienated their receptive minds! School boards, PLEASE get hep to the real test of all teachers, which ia not the mere possession of advanced col­ lege degrees nr even their au­ thorship of textbooks. For the cardinal requisite of every good teacher 1* a miss­ ionary teal for helping child ren and a basic affection for the pupils. fy r a ti) 1965 TEM PEST. A W HAT )> i - i ■ •V • . • 1 -r t LO T EVERYBO DY Th* MarsU Is a manksr at tk* Uauaa Tret* whlck I* *»• titlai saclutiatlr to tbs aa* for rapubllcsllsR at alt th* local coa* prlatad la thla aowapasar. EnitroJ aa itcond d a t a saattar i-ctoaar IT. l i t * at tn* Toil util « of xaBlord, b'Urlda. uodar ta* Act * l Caaprat* »r March 1. lis t . tin part at s o / malarial, aaaa or adrortioiaa, at tkla adltlaa at Tk* dantord Harold mar ha raprodwead la a n / nunoar with­ out wru tin pcrmiaatoa at lb* euhlitaor of Ta * liaraid. An* Individual or firm ra s p -a ilM t f*r each roproductlon will L< Cjuitboitd « l la ir in g .as , u l b * ll« r * !d » cwplrlftbl and will La bald l u b i t (or d*mwg*a uodar Ik* la*. 1 strayed sometimes, but after reading the appealing note In­ cluded In my Christmas Club envelope from th* Sanford Merchant* Association, am going to shop here for Christ­ mas, If we oldtimera do not support our f r i e n d s and neighbor*, how can w* expect our newcomers to do it? An incentiva for a mother to shop downtown with a youngster would be tho pur­ chase by the merchants for strollers or pushcarts. She could shop happily, unhur­ riedly, and enjoy pushing her bnby from store to store as she doea “at the mall." The mother who haa to lug her baby around or chase him all over the store is not In the mood to buy much. So come on, merchants, put soma strollers on tha (treats! A SanfordiU he closed with a eoupl* ef borrowed lints: M'Come, my friend. It's not too late to build a better world.'" It to not necessary to be aware of th* ambition that tparks the Kennedy* to read into those remarks a purpose to go far beyond tha UJ . Ben* ate. It to too ntneh to believe that even a Kennedy would buck Lyndon Johnson for the 1968 Democratic presidential nomination. He wouldn’t dare. But Kennedy coutd be expect­ ed to buek Humphrey In 197J. Lyndon Johnson would not like that. LBJ to an Imperious man. Tho word means com­ manding, lordly, arrogant, domineering—end all fit. It is not Johnson's nature hap­ pily to observe the building o f a Kennedy power complex In the East with brother Boh in New York state end brother Ted in Massachusetts. He did not happily observe the auper-chargsd campaign to obtain th# vie* presidential nomination for Robert Ken­ nedy. Whsn th# time came, LBJ flicked Kennedy out o f the contest aa casually as he would squash a fly. And that didn’ t make RFK happy, either. So there to eome back­ ground for any political struggle that may develop be­ tween the Johnson-TJumphrey forces and tha Kennedy elan. Humphrey’s prayers must be that history does not repeat. The man from Minnesota hi I960 had assembled th* whole left wing of the Democratic party behind hi* ambition te be nominated for president. Big labor was there, Ameri­ cana for Democratic Action. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt seem­ ed friendly to Humphrey’s plan, at least she was against Adlat E. Stevenson. And up popped John F. Ken­ nedy to rub Humphrey's nose in defenL Now HUH to all sat again and up pops another Kennedy to disturb his dreams and, maybe, to derail hla plans. M O V I N G ? C A L L MOVING AND STORAGE F A 2 - 9 5 1 1 5 0 4 Celey Ave. C O . I NC S a n f o r d . Fl . i , papers, for the comic page should be the home reading la­ boratory to supplement the school's stress on reading. Alas, many so-called child comics are not appealing to youngsters for they contain col lege vocahtilary anti adult wit tlcisms that are far over the heads of grade schoolers. And "farm out" many teach ing rhores to your precious children! Let them tutor the slower readers tn their own class by the "flash card” game. Then tend (or my booklet "How to Raise a Child's School Marks," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus ?nr. It describes tho "flash card" method, too. jv 'l -il1 I j‘t t l l ) W Il IA M O RE W ENT OF ...and let us also give thanks H EAD OVER W H EELS FOR LA ST YEAR. I II I Ueatba H i I Ueatfea S IS I Uoalka SM | Moatha LIS I Mubin LBS i Maatb u. a Puital Risulatlsaa prevlda tbat ail Ball aubacrlpUeoa »« paid la advaace. aa hla succeiecr under all cir­ cumstance*. Johnson Is eligible under the Constitution’* no-thirdterm amendment to be raelected in I960. Humphrey’s chance would come In 1972 when ha would be 61 yean old and Sen-elect Robert F. Kennedy of Massachusetts and New York would be In his mid-forties. Tho feeling penleta that Kennedy’s 1964 carpet-bagging invasion of New Ycrk state was a first move toward n presidential candidacy. Kennedy appean to acorn that suggestion. But, con­ sider his word* when he ap­ peared on election night at Democratic headquarters in New York to accept congratu­ lations. •"We have a mandate," he said, "to continue what we started four years ago” and Letters The Lord said lo Moses, Why do you cry to me? Tell the people of Israel to go forward.— Exodus 14:15. Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley ^ Lyle C. Wilson Says: Late Returns from the Big Cities wo enjoy as free individuals...for the preservation of the peace...for the prosperity of our great Nation., Tor the human dignity which for its thrifty and self-reliant citizens...for our homos and the family happiness Ihoy bring...for the challenge of the unlimited opportunities which lie ahead. OVER 35 YEARS A t F irst A I’alaieU* (Alongaide eld poet efflca) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Reds TLwiwrcurrent tjra t £ 0 /* R E A D Y FOR D ELIV ER Y A S S BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. 312 WEST FIRST STREET OflC I A T I SANFORD, FLA. PONTIAC — BUICK — RAMBLER 301 W. 1st ST. SANFORD. FLA. M EM U EU OP T IIK S A V IN G S A N D LO A N FO U NDATIO N. IN C , SrONSOOS OP T H IS M O S A O I IN LIFE. N A T IO N A L G E O C K A r illC A N D M BADBa'S DIGEST. » J * �V * �.-----------------— - r r -* ^Y' V ?? v ; . i ^ " 2 ..r rr :v ; , ^■"•** *•' •• - -* r- ■ , *\ .. . ■r* , - . TT ■.* ' r i : t *...i* 1f * - . ■«,■*’ _'/■ - -u- ■ - -,t v- * ; ' “V . :> .tJ *: * r* , J i i s ,*. vt ■ *• - v ,? «a :. f • ■ !'■ • .J e f t * , ;* t v i « ■ ------- » « - ■ A u V tn u S C Alliance . a n i a m i i m w t o ifa* t ALLIANCE CMUKCH l i t ] park Ava i| l« U I t I n . & a Dm*. Jr. — f u w m i l l M m I ----- till a m. V m U | Sawing — llt M a. m. Sniliviltl f iS W(Wll) S* -—,"T:ll " *A M *. tfifw MnriM _ _ T:*l |t m. Assembly O f God b a p t is t -i m is sio n K m iM in Bandar M m I 1:41 a. m. MorMaa Worn* Ia . 11:44 a. m. Training Ualen ___ M l p. m. Erin la g Worahlp — f i l l p. m. Wid. Night P f l l i f M u tin g _ Till p. la. Ear. R. J. B o y n to n ___ Paator HOLT CROSS 401 S- Fork A v a Fr. Leroy D. Bopar, R.etor Holy Communion ™ T.ls a ba Family Service and Sunday School - ..... Site A BA Morning Prayer (First Sunday — Holy Communion 11:88 A BA Free Methodist FREB METHODIST CHURCH Cora ay 4th SA ana Laurel A v a Bar. C. B. Andsraon __ Pastor Telephone: Ill-IH I Sunday School ----- 1:41 a m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:41 a. m. Evening Worship _ T ; » a ba Wad. Frayar Sarvlea 1:1* p. m. Chureh O f Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST O en.ve Ralph Browor Jr. Bvaaaallot Bible reboot M l a. ba Morning Worahlp — t i l l a. m. B anlng Worship _ 1:11 p. m. Wad. Fray or Bar vice T:l« p m. W BITStoa MtaatOlfART BAPTIST CHURCH Ith St. a Hally Are. Jala R. Xlaa ——. ■■ - PMtar ■ undip a a u l ------ H :I8 ann day Mernlag W irrtlp — 11:11 Bunder B v.alna WarMtlp — T:N Wadaaidar F m yir Barrlia — — ItM a. b* a. ia p. m. y. ia riRECXEIT BAPTIST CHURCH Ooira Road F n i t . r -------William J. Ou im Morn 1st W onblp . 11:00 a. ia Sunday Sekoal------- S :ll a. n. Training tlalon ------ 1:11 p. m. Rvaalng Worahlp _ T :ll p. m. Wad. Offlcira 4 Taaeh.ra Miatlas — . . . . . I l l ) p. m. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH lil t W. First S tru t Sunday School —~ 10:01 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. ia Jllb l. sta ir (Sanday) Iiea p.m. K v m i.ll.ll. garviaa 7 ; « p. ba W ad Prayir Man _ f :M p. ba Bill Staphaas --------- raator A Cordial W ilcom a ta All OAKLAWN BAPTIST CIIURCU l i l t Country Club Hoad gpoaaond by First Baptist Church Rav. R T. Barratt Pastor Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. ba W orihlp Pirvlia — 11;«o a. m. Training Union — S ill p. Bt. K v.n log Worahlp — T ill p. ba W id. Praytr Sarv. — T ill p. ba OUTRUN RAPTIST CllU nCll IIWT. I ll Ph. 133-111« Fmtur —^ Chaatar W. Plank Sunday S ch ool------10:00 a. m. Morning H .rvleo_11:00 a. Bl. Training Union 1:10 p. m. Kv.nlna M.rvlro __ Tilo p. m. W*adno.day M.atinas: OrganlaatluBS — l:to p. ra. I'r.yar —— — — I : l l P- n»Choir -- -------- ------ 1:10 p. m Lutheran FAOUA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway It Wait Morrla Ruby ____ Kvaagallat lllbla C la a a _____ I0:M a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. ra. Kvanlng Wurahlp _ 1:00 p. m. Bible claaaoa Wad. . Tslt p. m. OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 1144 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 1T-IJ) Sanford. Florida 1IM III The Rev. J. Oordoa P e a r y , Pastor Sunday School 1:11 a m. Morning Worship _ 11:00 a m. Communion— First Sunday la Each Month Xlndargartan and Nursery CHURCH OF CHRIST 1111 Park Av.nua Bart Browa ——... Evangelist ■aaday Bible Study i..;,..... 11:00 a. Maralaa Worahlp — 11:00 a. Bvtnlng sorvloa — tslt p. Baa “ H.rald o f Truth* 1 p. ■unday as China.I I TuiKlsy Ladlos 111hi. Claaa . IliM a. Widnaadny Bible C la a a ------ -- 1:10 p. m. ba ra. m. m. INI CHURCH 80S A U ... A ll 801 INI CHUICH Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Ka.t Hocond Slrtat Sunday H.rvleo 4 Sunday School ___ tt:H a. ba ■ubj.ot: "Soul and Body* W .d n .a d .y S .r c e o - M l p. in. R.adlna lUiuni; 101 K. P in t. W .akd.ya: IS:lo A m . * 4:10 - p. m. Friday Bvaalngi 1:10* M S p. BA The Churrh la the irralmt factor on earth for the build­ ing of character and good cttisenahlp. ft ia a Nanhouae •t apiritual valuoA Without a strong church, nallhar democracy nor civilisation ran aurvWo. There ora lour sound roaoona «hy ovary poraon should at Ian.I service, regularly tad aupport the Church.They an: <11 For hi* own sallA (3) For hi* chil­ dren's sake. |3) For the aoks at hi. annmunity and nation. 14) For tha uko of the church ttaolr, which need, hie moral and material aupfiurt. lion In go to Church rrgularly and raad your Bible daily. Church Of God CHURCH OP OOD ttnd 4 Prsoch U II. A l f o r d _____ ____ Paalor ■unday S c h o o l___ 1:41 a m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. Kvsngsilsllo s.rv . . 1:10 p. m. T e a . Frayar Sarv. _ III* p. m. Thura. Toung P.opla E n d ea v or______ - 1:10 p. PA CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 101 W. lllh Place “Tha Church of tha Lulharan Hour" and TV *Thla la tha Life" Herbert W. Ooaran___ Paitor Sunday School ____ 1:11 a m. Worahlp S.rvlso _ 14:10 a m. XlndargArtan and Nira.ry m. OP OOD o r pKOPHRcr Sunday Monday I’aalm# H«v. Robert Welch Pastor Sunday School _____ 1:11 a ni. Worahlp Sarvlea — l l : t i a. m. E ngallatlo Harr. __ III# p. ba Tuaday: IIIUI* Training Till P- m. »:T-17 18: M i Kzodua 1101 Elm Av.nuo Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 111 Park Ava. Rav. Robert M. JeakJns. Paotor Horsing Worship _ 1 : 1# y. m. Bunaay School ------ 1:41 a ba Morning Worship _ 10:11 a m. HYP Mootings — 1:10 p. m. (Intarmsdlat*, Senior) Evening Worehip __ T:IS p. m. Tkaraday m. ba CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Snnland Batatas Cltrq* Hvlshta Rev. Charles B. Hogs — Paalor Church S c h o o l___ f : t l a ra. Mamins Worahlp — 11:00 a ra. MTF — .............. 0:14 p, BA Eva Worahlp _ _ _ 1:10 a ba W«d. Frayar l.rvlea 1:11 p b a Southern Methodist FIHST SOUTHERN UETHODItT CHURCH Woman's Club Building 101 Oak A vs. Dnrward H. Knight Jr.. Pastor Sunday School ___ S:4I a ba Worahlp Sarvlea _ _ 1:J# a m. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind Sa at Maple Av a Paul Blckaa ---------Paalor Sunday School ___ >:tl a m. Morning Worship _ 10:41 A m. Y o u th ---------- ------- 0:00 A BA Toung Adult F e llo w s h ip ----------- 1:44 a m. Tha Names Wa Dear Kvangsllatlo S.rvlco 7:44 a m. Mld-Wa.k Barvlca (Wad.) — T:3I a m. Third Sunday Slngaplratlon ___ 1:34 a m. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, F 1 a Rav. W. L. Holcombe, Paalor Sunday 1:41 a ra. ----- Bible School 11:00 a. m. — Morning Worahlp 7:00 a m. _ Evening S.rvlco 1:00 A m . ™ Wed. U ld -W .*k Prayer Sarvlc*. 7:00 P- m. _ Last W .d. MUa* lonary Sarvlea Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG WOOD 541 Orange Stra.t Rev. E. Ruth Orant — Pastor Sunday S ch ool____ 10:00 a m Morning W or.hlp _ 11:40 a m Sunday Evsnlng — 7:10 a m W .d, Bible Study > 7:54 A m. Conijiierors Mtatlng F r id a y ------------------1:50 a (A Presbyterian GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Hd., at Woodland Avo.» Rvv- John II. Hire. Jr.. Paitor Church School ____ 1:41 a m. Morning W orahlp 11:00 a m. MYF ------------------- 1:13 p. ba CHURCH OF THE COVENANT 5775 South Orlando Drive Thomas IL Makln —_ Pastor Worahlp ___ _____ 3:00 a m. Church School — . 10:40 A m. 1:14-0 Young I'oopla Sarvloo Till p m. Memorial— Worship Sorvleo _ 1:18 a Stafford Memorial— Sanday School 10:10 a Methodist Saturday Herniation T l i u r .l .r . Osteon Sanday School — . 1S:H a. m. Osteon Worahlp Sorvleo 11:01 a bl FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford. Fta Oak Ave. 4 trd St. Grover C. Sewell Jr. __ Pastor Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aulatant Paator Church S ch ool_______1:45 a m. Session Meet. 10:41 A m. Morning Worship _ 11:04 a. m. Pioneer Fellowship „ 0:00 a m. Senior HI Fellowship 0.04 A m. Evsnlng Worship _ 7:1# a m. W ea Prayer Mooting 7:40 p. m. GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rvv. W. E. Tlmmn — . Pastor Sunday S c h o o l 3:1) a m. Morning Sorvlcoa U:oo a m. Choir Practice Wed. T:I0 p, ba E very One Wilcoma. Wodnoaday STAFFORD MEMOR1AI. CHURCH North Monroe C A. Beatty Pastor Stafford CHRtST CHURCH Chnreh Street, Lonawoed Fr. Charles W. Stawart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion _ l:«4 n. m. Family Sorvloa 4 Claaaoa ---------------- - 1.00 a ba Claaaoa . ■ l i t a. m. To be able to giro la a bleaaed privilege. Let us fill our ehurebaa and Join In heartfelt thanks to God that wa have enough. . . and non than enough. . , Christian ■aaday Kite a r o .d c .it cBUBc* Episcopal P I M T CHRISTIAN CHUIICM dibcipleb or CHHtrr HOI 4 lanford Art. R. Varnon Pillar ■anday M o o t ___ M l a. m. Morning Worahlp « ll;ta a. m. B ^Sat OSTEIN METHOD1ST CHURC* Oataon CDalias C laras af Chriat) . J>rK A n n i l at l i t ! I t 8:11 a» bl ----- Chare la School It:** a e — Worship Itr v lci P- a t ~ Chrlitlan Tonth Ministry B i t . W aller I t M iW it W A B aiter But with Bis bounty of waaftb and power, God has gton ua ragponaihflWoa! wo have to much, we an called upon to share what we can apart. Aad we an itqpind ta work and pray for tha end of ignorance, poverty and goffering wherever they an found. SLDBR PPRlNtidl BAPTIST (Hi Orlando H i at Maaur A r a 4 Hamilton O rlffla — Paator ■aaday M m I ___ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:4# a. m. Training Union — 1:8a p. m. Bran tag Worship — t i l l p. m. Methodist OOPfORROATTOWAL q n u s riA K Wt bib Um aioat prmptrom psopb &■ world has mrasg«f Im tiigpw raaaaf « llva In princely comfort compared to mmo to othor Undo. Our country ia famous for ita beauty and fruitful!)*#*, our dtks an m modern aa tomorrow, and our futuro glows with promln. God hag Indoad ban good to ua. * Congregational -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff Md Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. llwy. 17-92, Sanford NELSON k CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford SANFORD WELDING k FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley it Employees BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, IN O . 301 W. 1st. St., 8anford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford HILL HARDWARE k IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees A. DUDA & SONS. INC. Sluvin, Florida HILL LUMBER * HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff SMUTTS SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE WHATABURGER 2545 French Avenue L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koieff and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WICK'S RESTAURANT Rose & Wiika Bowman ft Employees 8TENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenitrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida F a s t a Waal ay aa Methodist, RL 4# W. at Paola ■L James A.M.R, lanford Ava. ■L Mary's A.M E. Church 8L RL 111 Oeteoa 8 l Paul'* Matbodlat C h a r a h Osteaa Rd. EntarprUd Stafford Memorial Methodist C h u r a h 4 DoBary SEVENTH DAT ADVENT! FT Fared Lake Sovtnth-day Advaatld Chureh. Hwy. I l l , Forest City 8avonth-day Advontlst Church, Maitland Ava, Altamonte gprlngn ■anford lavaalh-day Adventist Church. Povonth 4 Elm -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY— BAPTIST AnlUub Uapllvt Church, OvUJo Central Uaptlal Chureh, 1511 Oak Ava. Chuluota First Baptist Church ChttlueU Baptist Mission Btdsr spring* llaptlat Chureh, IIS U k o u RA First Baptist Church. I l f park Ava. FrlvaSsklp llaptlat Chureh al A1lamoat. Springs ML 4I*i Altamonte Bprlaga First Baptist Chureh f t DcUarr Firit Baptist Church at Goasva First Baptist Chureh •( Lake Mary First Baptist Chureh al Lake Monro* First Baptist Church al Laaawotd. Co*. Church 4 Oraat First Baptist Chureh at Ovts*a First Baptist Chureh at Bon Lands Spring* Flrct Shiloh Mtsalaaary Baptist Charah, U ll W. Ilih at. Furaat City Baptist Church Feuataln Head Baptist Church. Oviedo Leva Southern Uapllat Mlssloa, Chuluota Mlaslaaary Baptist Chureh North Hd. Kotarprii* Macedonia Mission Bapllat Charah Oak Hill RJ- Osteen Morning Glory Baptist Churrh. Geneva Hwr. ML Olive Missionary Baptist Chureh, San I,an<L> springs i l l , Longwocd ML Zion Missionary BaptlrL llpoa Ava. New Ml Calvw y Mtaalaaary Baptist n or W. 15th BL Naw Salem Primitive Baptist Chureh, 1444 W. lllh BL Naw ML Blau Baptist Church. Ill# Pear Ava Oak law* Bapllat Chapat, STIt W. Nth BL Oataen Baptist Charah Flnaereat Baptist Chureh, Ml W. Onora ltd. 1‘ralrl* Labe Baptist Chureh, Rida* Hd, Fvrn Park Progress Missionary Baptist Chureh. Midway a.coad IklIota Missionary Baptist Chureh, Ninth 4 Hickory ■L Jams* Mlceleaary Bapllat Chureh Bts. Hd. I ll Ostaau ■t. Paul Mlasloaary Baptist Chnreh, Ith IL ■ l Maltkawa Mlaeloaary Baptist Chureh Caaaaa Height* ■L Jotaa’o Mtaalaaary Baptist Charah, IIS Crpraaa BL Tempi# Bapltlat Church. Palm Springs x d . Altamaau Iprlaga Waste Ida Missionary aapllat Chureh. 411 4 Hally Ave. Blau Heps Bapllat Churth, Til Oraua* At CATHOLIC Church *i tha Nativity, Lake K arr All Be*!* Catbotle chureh. Til Oak Ava. Roman CatkeUo Maas, Iportamaa's Club, Chulueta IL Ana's Cathalta Church. Pershing Place, Doltary ■t. Mary MaadaMna Catholic Church, Mait­ land Ava, Altamont* Springs CHRIITIAN Flrct Christian Chureh. ltSI 4 Sanford Ava. Congregational Christian Chureh, 5401 Park Ava. Northclda Christian Church, F l o r i d a Haven D r, Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Churah Church Church af of of at Chriat, t i l l 4 Park Ava. Chriat, Oanava chriat. Longwood Christ. Paola CHURCH OF OOD Chureh Chureh Church Chureh ef af o( *( God, Oad, aod. Oad ISI Hickory IMS 4 Franck Oviedo Mission, Enterprise EPISCOPAL All Batata Bptaoopal Church B. DoB*ry Ava.. Eatarprls* Chriat Bplaeopat Church, Longwood Alt BalBta EpIacopaL Entorprlia Holy Cross Bplioopal, Park Ava, at 4th LUTHERAN Aoconeloa Lulharan Chureh, Ov or brook Dr, Casselberry Good Shop hard United Luthers, :14I 4 Orlando Dr. Lutheran Churoh at the Badaamar, 1*5 W. 51th Plea* Mcoslah Lulharan Church. Amarlaau Legion 1UIL Pralrl* Irak*. Fare Park ML Luke* Lutheran Church, RL IN Bluvla METHOD IFP Barn* It Manorial Methodist Church, S. DoBary Ava, Entarprtaa Boar Lake Methodist Churah Both*) A.U.E. Chureh, Csnssa Itotghta Caoealbarry Community Molhodtet Churah, Hwy. IT-tl 4 Plney Ridge Rd, Casaelbarry DoRary Community Mcthedlat Church W. Highland*, DoBary Chriat Hathodlst Churah Sualand Eatatsa First Mathodlit Church, 411 Park Ava. First Methodist Chureh af Oviedo First Southern Methodist Chureh Woman's Club 141 Oak Ava Fro* Matbodlat Charah, I l f W, 4th IL Conor* Matbodlat Chureh, Oanova Orac* Matbodlat Churah. Oaara Rd. areat Chapel A M B. Charah, Ovtade Oakarov* Matbodlat Churah, Ovlad* Oman Methodist Churah MABARENB P I rat Churah tad at Maple Pars Park Churah at tha Nasaraaa, O’Brian R d, Para Park Lake Mary Churah a f tha Naaaras* PRESBYTERIAN Community Praabytarlsa Chnreh. Lake Mary Ptrst Prank y tar tea Churah. Oak Ava. 4 trd tL First Prsabrtartan Church. Caceolhorry First Preabytarlaa Chureh of DaBary, K. HI# hi aad Presbyterian Charah o f The Covoaaal IT 78 4 Orlando Dr. ■L AaJraws Prasbytcrlan Chureh 1418 Lau- ntftl Hch. Of™ Bdif Uks Upesis Community UpiiU R i prosbytortan Churah, Westminister presbyteries Churah, Hawaii Park, RL 111 OTHER CHURCHES Alien'# A.M.E. Church. Olivo 4 11th Church of God in ChrloL OvltJo Chuluota Community Church Church of God of Prophecy, 1541 Elm Ava. Church of Ood Ulaolon. Enterprise Church of Joint Christ at Latter Day Paint*, t i l l Fork Ava Community Chapel. Altamont* gprtngo Eastern Orthodog Church. gL Johns Chryaotlom Chapal, Hwjt 11 -lL Fora Park Ceagrogatlon Both laraal. lllh 4 Magnolia First Churoh af Christ, BcleaUat, lot K. lad PL Kingdom Hall af Jahovah'a Witness Lake Monro* UalL 11(1 W. Third BL F lrd Paatoeostel Church of Longwood ML Olivo Hollas** Church, Oak Hill Rd. Ootaoa Plate rest Assembly of God. J7th 4 Elm ■anford Alliance Church. 1441 g. park Ava, Paaford Congregation o f Jahovah’a W itno****. 104 Sanford Ava Tbs Salvation Army. 114 E. lad St. Unity Church of Paaford. 144 4 lot gL �J> •» rliner Hits Truck 7 Killed As Airliner PA KING V Seminole County * * * * on the St Johns River * * « « ‘ The Nile of America** e i o 0* Tha delightful temperature* o f the sunshiny <1*7* that have added to the joy* erf living la The Land of flower* la m ea t weeka have been juat great for the tourUt crop. But the neighbor* who gat their shakela from another crop—dtrua — have not been overjoyed with the long dry apell. Now the lack ox moiatur* la begin* ning to be a real problem for t h e e * agricultural*. The clouda and aprtnklea over the weekend have made t h e orangemtn’a akiea brighter, however. Now, THERE'S an incongruity for youl e e DARNED IF YOU DO, darned If you don't ! t Motorists meandering on Palmetto Avenue near the post office ponder thia puzxler posted on a lone pole. That “does she or doesn’t she" idea could be used here. (Herald Photo) * Sanfordltea aoea Thuraday at the Scar*, Roebuck fou n ­ dation'* Community Planning aeminar in Winter Park: Hittoner, Mayor A1 Wilton, Mr*. A . C. Rector, Mr*. C. C. flo w ­ er*, George Touhy, franklin Patteraon, Gen. J. C. Hutchlaon. They were told that the planning la ****ntlal— and the aooner. the better — but get­ ting the whole community enthualaatic about putting the plana Into effect la the REAL Job. Appear* that folk*, for aome reaaon or another, Juat don't teem to be Interacted In the orderly progress o f their hometown*. Seminole County Set For Thanksgiving Day report back to work on Mon­ day after a four-day holiday. The county offices will be closed from Wednesday after­ noon till Monday. The extra day ia given tham since coun­ ty offices remained open Nov. 11, Veterans Day. Schools In the county will close Wednesday afternoon for a long weekand, reopen­ ing Monday morning. A Thanksgiving U n i o n Service 1* scheduled fo r 10 a. m. at the First Methodist Church. Local and area financial In­ stitutions will elosa fo r tha holiday, and reopen with nor­ mal hours on Friday. City offices will dose Thuraday but raopen Friday aa usual. Post offices will be on a holiday basis Thuraday but return to normal Friday. There will be no home deliv­ ery of mail Thuraday but special delivery letter* will be handled normally. Mail also will be picked up and processed at tha. post o ffire and then b: dll1 Its destination. A holiday air dominated the downtown area today aa city crews began placing Christmas decorations on util­ ity poles. Store* reported a brisk uptrvnd in sales aa the Chrlatmaa ahupplng aeaaon got under way. Extra clerks were noted in some of the stores while others reported additional help will be required probably right after tha Thankagiving weekend. Activities In the Sanford area will come to a alow pace Thursday aa the city join* the reat o f tha nation in obaarving Thankagiving Day. But moat of them will re­ turn* Friday as realdenta than gat set for the next holi­ day Ira* than a month away —Chrlatmaa. There’ll be one exception, • • # however. County employe* Encouraging to the** local will have Friday off to give delegate*, no doubt, wai the them a long weekend. They’ll atatement that “ there alwaya will b* a downtown." “ Yeah," on* o f them laid, "but what KIND of a downtown." * * * Well, there are a good ma­ ny o f the localitea that are working to have a Sanford downtown o f which all o f ua will be proud. That’* the kind that WE want. The Clock­ watcher* know by now that It take* work to get It— and the atart alwaya aeema to be the old atory of “ too late with too little." e * * Maybe the Garden of the Month award ihonld be potted on the School Adminfatration Building on Commercial and Hood. lan't that an eye-catch­ ing beauty spot? And apeaking of downtown beauty apota, the financial inatitutiona add a great deal to the attractiveneaa with their landscaping and lawn*. And what about that blaze of col­ or at the Greyhound bua atationT a a • Not many of ua want to go to the Police atation if w* are TAKEN there, but go volun­ tarily and have a look at the flowera and greenery around that spot, too. • a a Of courae, many o f ua will go to church on Thanksgiving day-and ALL of ua ahould go— to aay raverantly tha ap­ preciation we have for thi* land of our*. Take a look at the page one headline* of your favorite newspaper that carrica tha “ Around The Clock" column and tee what other portion* o f thia turbu­ lent world are Buffering. May­ be Al.L the election return* weren't the way you wanted them to be, but there WAS an election in which you had the ehance to express YOUR wish. And there were no mil­ itary men atanding by to aee that only one aide o f the question waa preaented. And it would take a LONG time for you to count the many blessing* of God that make living in thia country—and (specially in lovely Sanford — aomething for which all o f ahould giva thank*. "Be actin' you in church on Thuraday, eh ?'' • • • Well, It look* like State 4rt at it goea acroaa our city at 23th atreet ia going to get that widening work, after all. Let'* aee now; how long haa it been, Doug Stenatrom, aince you atarted urging thi* on the au­ thorise*? . . . Hmmm. It take* time to arrnmpllah aome of theae much needed item*, doein't It? * • • But, brother, doe* that State Highway need work weat of Wilaon Corner! ! I Thoae ponderou* limcruckhauling truck* and the other increaaing traffic on it have “ beat it to a fraizle." And in eom* apota it’* downright dangerou*. D a n fo rt* On Runway Geneva 'Phone Hearing Dec. 14 There ia a good possibility that Southern Bell Telephone Company aubacribers in the Geneva area will get extend­ ed toll free phone tervlr* through the Winter Park Telephone Company exchange. Executive Secretary Boll­ ing C. Stanley, o f the Florida Public Utilities Commission, haa announced that a public hearing will he held at S p.m. Dec. 14, at the State Office Building in Winter Tark to discuta the Joint application of Southern Bell and the Win. ter Park Telephone Company for authority to establish nonoptional extended scope aer. vice between the Geneva and Winter Park exchanges. This application. If approv­ ed, would enable Geneva resi­ dent* to have toll free ser­ vice throughout S e m i n o l e County plus Winter Park and moat of Orlando. It would he commensurate with the aervice Oviedo aubacribera n w have. Stanley said, "Approval of the proposal would necessi­ Seven men were being ques­ tate the reclassification of tion this morning regarding the Geneva exchange from | the burglarly oi the Longwood Group S to Group 7 o f the Hotel over the weekend, po­ state-wide rite schedule of lice reported today. Southern Bell Telephone and Seven case* of beer and an Telegraph C o m p a n y and undetermined number of bot­ wculd result In certain intles of liquor and wine were creates In the rites of sub- taken, deputies said. Entrance acribers in the Geneva ex­ was gained by cutting the change." glass on a side door and then H* added that all Interested forcing another door to get to parties will be given an op­ a storage room. portunity to be fully heard at Police said two of the men the hearing. are roomers at the hotel and The hearing waa ordered tho other five are friends. Friday by Edwin L. Muon, Joining in the investigation chairman of the Public Utili­ are Deputy Bud Eaton, Longties Commission, along with wood Police Chief Claude Layo Commiaioner* Jerry W. Car­ ami Patrolmen Ken Brabaion ter and William T. Mayo. and Gene Vickers. Hotel Burglary Probed By Police ROME (UPI) A Trans World Airlines Jetliner carry­ ing ?g persona exploded and burned today while taxiing for take-off from Roma’i Flumlcino Airport. Tha flight orlgtaatsd ia Kansas City, Mo., and was headed for Athens aod Cairo. Police aaid there were IS survivor*. They were taken to hospitals near the airport whare soma of them were re­ ported In eritleal condition. By Alvin Spivak W A SH IN G TO N (U PI I — President Johnson today begsn his second year as the nation’s Chief Executive, confident that he can translate his landslide election vic­ tory into s solid record of achievement both in domestic and world affairs. Bine* assuming th* presidenry upon Ihe avsateinatinn nf John F. Kennedy 12 months ago, Johnson has shown himself a skilled master at working his will with Congress, H* has dealt with crises on the world scene with firmness. He has won elsction as President in his own right and is looking forward to his coming four-year term with confidence. t lii WEATHER: Mostly cloudy with occnaionnl rata thru Tuesday, high 65*70; low tonight in 40s. VOL. 60 United Press Leased W in A TWA spokesman In New York aakl the Boeing TOT air craft—carrying U passengers and IT ertw personnel—hit a truck that was crossing the runway. Ha said the pilot was trying to halt hla takeoff. The spokesman said the IT crew members aboard includ­ ed six TWA French hostesses who were traveling to Athena to pick up another flight. BARBARA The airline spokesman aaid the survivors Included the captain, Identified as Vernon Lowell, and a TWA dispatch­ er. Two French hostesses al­ so were reported among the survivors. TWA spokesmen said the plan* was Flight TWA 100-22 which originated Sunday in Five o f Seminole High Kansas City. It made stop* at Chicago, New York, Paris School's loveliest young wom­ and Milan en rout* to Rome. en have been chosen by the From Rome, it was to hava football team as sponsors for llomecomgone on to Athens and Cairo. Wednesday's Firemen, wearing asbestos ing game against the DcLand suits, battled the flames with Bulldogs. foam. Hundreds o f spectators On* of the pretty co-eds rushed to the scene, about >,- will be named Homecoming 500 feet from the terminal, Queen during half-time cerebuilding. monies at the game, which Eyewitnesses aaid flames will kick-off at § p.m. in Mu­ had appeared to be coming nicipal Stadium. out of tha alrliner’a Jet en­ gines before tha explosion. They aaid the survivors were lucky to get out of the flaming wreckage because within seconds after the blast the beat became so intense that firemen could not get City Commissioners tonight Established 1908 MON., NOVEMBER 23, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 827 iillll! [Umit.iii MELANIE Homecoming Queen n w A Among Five Lovelies TV Franchise Bid On Agenda A capacity crowd la expect­ ed aa hundreds of alumni of SI1S, many of them home from college or from the ser­ vices for Thanksgiving holi­ days, help swell the attend­ ance. The five girls chosen as sponsors Include the Misses Barbara Cox, Melanie Wllllama, Donna Collins, Janie White and Pat McGuire. A huge bonfire Tuesday night will spark the pre-game pep rally to be held behind the high school si the track oval. The Homecoming pa­ rade will wend its way through downtown Sanford, beginning al 3:15 p.m. Wed­ nesday. JANIE DONNA ••• Attempt Fails Door To City Group LBJ Is Host Nose Goar Trouble DOVER, Del. (UPI) — A Capitol Airways plane carry­ ing 107 persona on a flight from Fort Myers, Fla., to PlUaturgh made a successful landing at tha Doglftfr ^ • W-eat * "• ‘ •<47, iLt . j . 1H cable compan.es for a Force Base after in­ The State Road Department r. ![___ _ franchise to install a com- will close With the Hoo*c«rw- struments Indicated nose gear announced today that the ing dance at the school fol­ ‘ munity television system in trouble. four-Innlng r f State Road 430 Sanford. The two art Five lowing the gam*. from U.S. 17-92 to Interstate The Seminole* will play Beaches Cable, Inc., and 4 has been completed. Leesburg thrra In the Elks A ricocheting shotgun slug Florida TV Cable, Inc., which CHICAGO (U P !) - The na­ A. Max Brewer, member o f Howl in a post icason tilt on intended for a deer struck Jim will make their appeal at the tion's railroads were running the Koail Hoard, said that Dec. 5. McDowell, 20 of to il Summer­ 1 p.m. meeting in City Hall. today while leaders of three Hubbard Construction Com­ lin Avenue In the chest Sat* Other items on the agenda holdouts shoperaft unions pre­ pany o f Orlando, the project urday while he was hunting in include a request for policy pared for Washington negotia­ contractor, had met all o f the Farmington area of Volu­ concerning the renting of tion* with Labor Secretary W. the specifications cf the eonparking lot No. «, request of sia County. Willard Wirt* who averted a tract and that Ihe project had Deputies said the dug bare­ payment of funds for Conser­ nationwide rail walkout set for |>een accepted by the Board. ly pentrated the skn of the vation Week expenses, re­ 6 a. m. today. Work on the project includ­ James L. Horton Sr., 705 hunter. He was examined at quest that the nam* of Lin­ ed resurfacing a segment o f Seminole Memorial Hospital, coln Street be changed to Palmetto Avenue, haa been the existing road and build­ called to Lynchburg, Va., for Grove Manor Drive. police aaid. PARIS (U PI) - President ing two additional traffic Commissioners will consid­ the triple funeral o f hla cou­ Charles de Gaulle today ap­ They added the :l gauge lam-s. shotgun wsa fired by Fred T. er action regarding school sins; Gertie, 14, Ann, 12, and peared to be prepared to sa­ Sessions. The hunter said Mc­ crossing guard funds which Lou, 8, only children o f Mr. crifice both ihe North Atlsntic Dowell was about DO yards expiro Dec. 6 and discuss end Mr*. Lloyd Campbell, of Treaty Organization (NATO) away from him whan the mis­ date requests for drainage Rustburg, Va. and the European Common The three girls and a play- Market A Sanford man identified provision* at Sanford Avenue hap occurred. ,n hi* campaign fur the widening of 25th matu were killed late Satur­ against the U. S -sponsored us Johnnie Lindsey was ar­ day alternoon when they were Multilateral Street. Nuclear Force rested in Ocala on a breaking and entering charge after he Also up for discussion will struck by an auto whil* walk­ (MLF). allegedly entered the home of be a request from the State ing along tha edg* o f a high­ Bennie Johnson, at 422 East Highway Patrol to ban all way n<-ur their home. Fifth Street and took the lat­ parking on French Avenue. DETROIT (U PI) Ford Sunlight gleaming on s piece ter’s foot locker and clothing. Motor Company called back of chrome os, a car parked m Police said Lindsey wus Irvin E Batten Buffered a idled workers today and pre­ an orange grove led Deputy taken o ff a bus at Ocalu Satcut lip shortly after midnight Two motorcyclists were in­ pared to resume full scale pro­ Bud Eaton to find an Orlando urnday night and returned car which had been stolen jured Sun-lay when (heir ma­ Saturday when hia ear and duction following the end of 16 here by Constable II. E. Carchines spilled while they were another collided on Seminole days of crippling local strikes some time ago. roll. They said Lindsey was Eaton said he saw the re­ taking part in an endurance Iloulevnrd near the municipal by the United Auto Workers headed fur Mississippi when charged flatten Union. flection and walked into the run sponsored by (he Sanford- pool. stopped. Workers at a key parts grove to reach the car which Orlando Motorcycle Club. Be­ with carelese and negligent had many of the engine parts ing treated at Seminole Mem­ driving. The other motorist, plant Sunday ratified a new removed. He said the car is orial Hospital are John Kutis, identified as Hubert (J. Cart­ plant level contract anti the owned by Edwin J. Mi lard of of Leesburg and Tommy Dan­ er, was charged with improp­ final two striking plants agreed e r parking. to local pacts. ny, of Sarasota. Orlando. SR 436 Paving Protect Okayed ■ rs M R fc T h u n te r WOUndeQ By Shotgun Slug Railroads Run 4 Girls Killed By Automobile De Gaulle Moves Local Resident Held In Theft Reflection Leads To Stolen Auto Ford Resumes ’Cyclists Hurt With Texas vigor, Johnson has imp inted his own brand of presidential style on thr American scene. It consists of a bend of forcefulness anil persuation, folWsiitsa and shrewdness. Sinr« Nov. 22, 1963, the New Frontier of the Kennedy era has been supplaited by the Great Society program o f Johmon. The twang of New England has gi’en way to the homely drawl o f Texas. Motorists Charged Police Johnson's moit impressive first • ytar successes were scored in Congress whir* his long experience as a leader stood lim good stead. In his first session of wor'ung with he House and Senate, Johnson won psisage of 17 o f 51 major legislative proposals he adopted from th* Kennsdy program. Chief among them were tha civil rigit* law and th* two-yssr tax cut bill whkh Kennedy had submitted before his death. Othar measures which Johnson obtain­ ed from Congress msrktd big bttst* through* In ths fields of conservation, ed­ ucation and job opportunities. Johnson, himself, proposed a billion dol­ lar “ war on poverty" and the program was approved. Now backed by greater Democratic strength in Congress, Johnson already has ehurned up a new program o f legislation he is confident will be enacted this session. High on his priority list is a bill to in­ stitute medical care for th* aged under the Social Security program. It wns one of the four measures on which he was defeated last year. Johnson also has announced he will aik and undoubtedly get Congress to cut fed­ eral exrisa taxes. Slated for elimination are the levies on such consumer items s* cosmetics, furs, luggage, handbags and toilet goods. Still in the works is a series of stud­ ies undertaken by expert task forces in 15 fields. On their recommendations, John­ son anticipates constructing the legislation for the “ Great Society" he has nude th* theme o f his administration. He envisions it as one in which Ameri­ cans would join to "rebuild the entire ur­ ban United States" in the next 40 yean, preserve the natural beauties of tha coun­ try and promote educational opportunities for the booming crop o f youngster* now growing up. On the world front, Johnson played hi* role in a relatively minor key. In prospect is the possibility that he may take a more active part in the day* to come. For the most part Johnson's first year was mnrkrd by s continuance of th* rela­ tive cold war calm that followed Kennedy's decisive handling of tha Cuban miasila cri­ sis and th* signing of th* nuclear test ban treaty. The President demonstrated toughness when last summer he ordered U.8. war­ plane* to striks against torpedo boat nssts in North Vist Nam in retaliation for herrsssment raids tgsinst American destroyera in the Tonkin Bay. PAT County C O f C Opens MIAMI lUPI) — A spectacu­ By Julian Stenatrom lar attempt on tha life of Fi­ Associate Editor del Castro was beaten back by The Seminole County Cham­ anti-aircraft guna ia Havana ber of Commerce has opened over tha weekend, a Cuban its door to the Sanford Cham­ exile group said (Way. ber of Commerce ami reaf­ firmed its desire (or the two trade bodies to unite. JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UPI) During a meeting of the —President Johnson played Seminole Chamber's executive host today to a group of lead­ committee, the group outlined ing Georgia Democrats invit­ three conditions under which ed to go deer hunting at hia a union could be affected. LBJ Ranch. First, according to Semi­ nole Chamber of President 'Great Society' Plan Pushed By LBJ (EDITOR'S NOTE: Pre.ldrnt John»oa has completed his first full year In th* White House of fir* Into which hr was thrust by the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Following i« an arcount «f his stewardship thus far and th* problems ahead. ij m Ksrlyle Housholder, lb* S s » ford would h* toe* so lids ted with the county age Sanitation under s dlviBlo* which would be crested to pro* vide a place for those who wish to dedicate time and taleol to the progress and the wel­ fare of th* community. Secondly, the new division would be sponsored by s o d operated under (he officers ami directors of the County chamber. F i n a l l y , th* eom m lttst pointed out, under this organs izational plan there would bn only one membership drive conducted by the Seminole County Chamber ol Commerce, Housholder, la a letter to A. R. Peterson Jr., president al the Sanford organisation, out* lined these provisions, lie pointed out that present by* laws provide for the election of directors by a popular votn of the membership and re­ quested the Sanford Chamber to consider these stipulations and arrive al s decision, 11 possible, by Dec. 15. “ This," said Housholder, "will enable our officers to plan for tha forthcoming year." Candidates File In Casselberry By Jans Casselberry Candidate* filed to date te run in Dec. 7 Casselberry municipal elections are, for council. Incumbent Ed Lunn and Darwin Shea, Blynn Iteiker and Don Mount; for mayor, Curtis Blow, and for town marshal, Gus Sawyer, incumbent. Offices open sra those for thiua council posts now held by Lunn, L. E. Woodhsms and Art Lego; for mayor by Owen Anstey; clerk, Mrs. Mury lluwthurnu and ths marshal's post. enncui f t UU A V R FIRST r iA R T QUALITY D U A L ITY “ ALWAYS Open A Penney Charge Account Now! •, •so + YOU'LL HAVE YOUR CHARGE CARD FOR THAT CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 8PREEI GOOD IN A N Y OF PENN'BY *8 1,700 STOKES. It's th* handiest way to shop—no need te carry csthl Phone at stop in to your sso isst 1’snney’s and make set a simple application today! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Cotter, Barter* J. Erickson, William Tata*, John F. War, Gsyle Walter, Arthur Wilson, Tommy Lomuo MID*, Jama* B. St Join Sr., Sanford; Chartea Staubitr, DaBarr, Dark Emssmol, Eatarprla*. Tataria Smith, Maa Frtefc« v , Linda Rodfar*, B m k Vaughn, Sharon Carter, John Barrow*, Ann V . Bryant Ma­ tte Dixon, Margate Sweet, Bteka Millar, Fteaik W*M>, Jaart Snraikn, Janie* Andessen and baby boy, Undo Dya*a and baby boy, Emma Jaan Taylor and baby girt Sanford; Barbara Yarborough and baby boy, Ganara; David X. Sum* nar, Late Mary; Vonelte Ra­ bun, Albert Robinson, Late Monroa; David Randall Sulli­ van, Mima; William Warm, Now Smyrna; Johnny Allman, M ie n im c n v i TMURS.-FRI. AND SAT., NOWMIIR R ID S T A Y M IN W IN KSA P APPLES 1940-11 4 Polf Beans A car stolen from Daytona Beach waa found stripped of ita motor, transmission and ■eata and then set afire Munday night o ff Routa 427 near Five Point*, according to Conatable Bob Carroll. 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'2 ! 2 J K £ 5 m I 59c Honey G rah am s... i'J- 39* Muenster Cheese lk. t>9c Zesty Plororad A yyle -K if f 1 wOBFwl Per Helidey Bekteg Pitted D a te s....... . U7’ 39* • d a ir y s p e c i a l s • N O V E M B E R IS, l«*t Admissions Auto Stripped & *3 9 * trek Tender ReetwskfWeeder Mr. and Mr*. Joseph J. Defl*ly, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Patrick J. Erickson, San­ ford, n girl; Mr. and Mr*. Charles Buffkin, Loogwood, a girl. DUchargta Gayk Walter, Edna J. Thomas, Stanley Elvln Benton, Shirley Jamison, Margaret A. Bally and baby boy, Evelyn Barfield and baby boy, Natha­ lie D. Schnltiler and baby boy, Jeanette Byrd and baby boy, Sanford: Arthur Lutke, DeBary; Patsy A. Martin, DeLand; Charles Williams, De­ Leon Spring*. November HI, 1961 Admissions Rosa K. Hnllnwuy, Charlie Lyons, Louise Harris, Kibble Palmer, Henry McLaulin, Ka­ ra Frasier, Mark Hatcher, Betty Johnson, Carolyn Var­ ner, Elninne Kerr, Ann E. Carr, Edna Thontn*, Hanford; Illam-liu Page, Clyde Moore. Helen Walkup, Drllury; Mary Watson, De Land; Emily J, Mann, Lake Mary; Tony MeWattera, lax-khart; Robert Wlddla, l.origwood; E r i k a Ream, North Orlando; Beverly Robinson, Osteen; Cora Mae White, Oviedo. Mirths Mr. nnd Mrs. Knmuel Carr, Sanford, a girl; Sir. nnd Mrs. Donald Varner, Sanford; a boy; Mr. and Sirs. Charles Robinson, Osteen, a girl. Discharges Joyce Re tier, Frank Famiitart, Mury Moore. Marie Enaley, Sheila Albers, Wanda Smith, Sanford; C h a r le s Hayes, Quincy. ■ • d a w n p r o d u c e la n e a Barbara J. Deffcly. Carol Kampf. William J. Watt, Vlrgie Rhotoo, Carrla Wllllnk, Lu­ lu Balia Wbetler, Sanford; Her­ bert 8. Johnson, Deltona; Mae H. Williams, Late Mary; Bar­ nsdine Mitchell, Late Monroe; Ina Buffkln, Longwood; Ash Felt Lucille Anderson, Osteen. Joinne L. Pleisrhman, Effl* Long, James Nelson, Betty Jericho, Alonxo Scott, Minnie Prison, Francis Gallowsy, Clndy Bynum, Mamie Johnson, Jon Dyer, Sanford; Elliabeth Rlsse, Lilly S. Cullen, Lottie M. Wright, DeBary; Henry Levy, Geneva; Margaret Homey, Lake Helen; John Perry Gibhs, Hendersonville, N. C. Birth* Mr. and Mra Donald Fleischman, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Kobnrt Jericho, Sanford, a girl, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ramey, Lake Helen, a girl. Discharges Camilla Winfree, Rhonda Rinehart, Mary Reinhart, Bev­ erly Edwards and bahy girl, Rebecca Boleman, Thomai Ashley, Sanford; Eveline E. Crump and baby girl, Lake Mary; Geraldine Jackson, Mt. Dora; Marlena McKinney, Or­ lando. 1, thanksgiving NOVEMBER 14,1M4 I ■’* ‘ GOOffi^GR^aWS NOVEMBER IS, MM Vr. and Mr*. CarroD Burner, lasted , a Ctrl. ~ i e * aa k M I F4P Cream Styk Swift's Premium Sliced O T W T B H f lW . W ¥(-W 11 ^ w Swift's Premium Delicious 3W W l iM S ....................Mm Jjl Oreen Stamp* cans A T tWIPT'S PRIMIUM TASTY ROLL SAUSAOI “ 39' tomU r n 2 SJ29Sliced Bologna ST 3»< ...2 S 29' lO W s V lM B O Jj| Oreen Stam ps X Sausage........... X 49" leaCreamCak*Roll 3 ,17, *1 Wieners<+so ... 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Peel's Quick fratew -— 17-es. pkg. 89c (n ,im tot. ho* is. taari Seutklead's Quirk Frtu s PittawBeFt tre k trasra Oeldee Fresh 's Testy Pork Hams '*»•55 Pork Roast »> 35 Pork Steaks|b45 Sides 'b 39 Hocks |b 29 Fresh Bestes Butt LIMIT l f* l i ASF W 11M I*UHCHASES Ol VS OO OR MOHl — — -*i ■ ^ ’ p w n i » " o VAl U ABl 1 S I 111 CUGPUh Freeh Delklaes .[im in n iu r n ; Cut C o r n .........39c Jjl Oreen Stam ps gSA Ala a m Mia. PeeFs Fee.-hr Mae Fish Sticks . . . . '.. '£ • 49c 10-os. pkg. 98c lmfletee'i Qultk tresea Breaded Oysters m i eekar a k TRIASURI ISLI PROZIN P O D SHRIMP (mire* tot. M«. 11. |M# 99c .M a s m ir a WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford itittiitttiiif*- Seminole Plaza, Casselberry �SN A S Not Affected In Pending Cut Order - Holland Seminole County * • * * on the St Johns River 2 fh? * * * * ib r a tfi Zip cod* arm > “The Nile of America” ) "Y ou can breath* eaty,** V . WEATHER: Increasing cloudiness and winds Friday; high 80-85; low tonight 58-65. \ ei®0* Attention all Girt VOL. 56 b« Saturday from 10 a.m. un­ til noon at Holy Croaa pariah houM at Fourth and Magnol­ ia. Thii l* th* place to bring that outgrown uniform and perhaps awap it for one that Jita — Brownie* who have flown up and Junior* who are now Cadettes, your old uni­ form*, hat*, belt*, etc., ar* needed. • • • Lion'* Pause and Ponder: Even when opportunity knock*, a man still has to get up and open the door. • • • Chamber o f Commerce pub­ lic rotation* man, Charlie Morrison, would like to know who mailed him a clipping o f the two turkeys and Charlie which appeared in Friday's Herald. What got his tail feathers up was the question: — "W hich is y o u ? " e • e Observed the other dinner hour in a popular and very Harkened local eating spot: A guest, one apparently who had been there before, came prepared; he found hi* way to his table with the aid o f his own flashlight. • e a The American Flag return* to it* full height on th* pole* todsy — the 30-day mourn­ ing period ended for former President Herbert Hoover. Hoover died Oct. 20 and Pres­ ident Lyndon B. Johnson or­ dered the nation to pay its homage to the venerable pres­ ident. • • • Know who is president of the South Seminole Bank in Fern Park. K. G. Banks, o f course. • • • Betwsen 400 and 600 per­ sons are expected to attend tonight's Harvest B a l l at Melodeo Skating It i n k. A Bowling Queen will be chosen ■s a highlight o f the ball, sponsored by the Sanford Women’* Bowling Association. A lot o f hard work went into arranging this well-organized event • i t There'* much bust!* and bustle at the Central Baptist church as the folks prepare for the dedication ceremony of their new sanctuary next Sun­ day afternoon And doesn t the new edifice with its spire reaching heavenward and the new landscaping took exqui­ site? • • • If a merchant apent every minute o f hi* entire life rounting out one Hollar hills, he could never read the amount all advertiser* invest tn newspaper* in one year Actually, more money is spent on newspaper advertis­ ing than all other advertising media combined. There must be a reason. • • • The G indem lle Volunteer Fire Department will meet at 7:30 p.m . tonight at the Ebonezer Chapel. • • • Four more Gold Awards have been announced by the United Fund: M cCrory's and Itoyal Castle, o f Sanford; (tinker Materials, of Longwood. first outside of Sanford, and H o p p e r Elementary School, first school. liet Shattered ,n "explosion or gunshot' ttercii the early-morning A in the Seventh Street French Avenue but a rough check o f the area by ce failed to locate the •e o f the noise. The sound i heard at 3:20 a m . police Estnt>li*h«vJ .908 TIIURS., NOVEMBER 19, 1964 TALKING to Chamber of Commerce officials today were Sandy Gutilla (left) and Art Brown, a committee of two to discuss co-operation of merchants in the downtown and South Sanford arena. (Herald Photo) Merchants Ask Recognition "W e're not mad at anybody, but we want recognition and co-operation — we're tired of hearing about 'downtown' San­ ford — we arc Sanford mer­ chants, to o ." This wa* the general con­ sensus among 26 South San­ ford merchants who gathered at a "socia l meeting" at the Capri Restaurant Wednesday evening. The group represented a cross-section of the more than 40 businesses in the area south of 20th Street along I’ ark Avenue 23th Street and South French Avenue to the present city limits. Representatives of the group were expected to call today on the Seminole County Cham­ ber of Com m erce and Sanford Merchant* Association officers to seek recognition. Almost all said they are member* o f the Seminole Chamber but few are mem­ bers of the Merchants Associa­ tion. All agreed that they should take a more active part in Chamber activities, hut most said the only anouncement of meetings they ever re­ ceived was "when member­ ship fees are due." Charles Rubinton, speaking for the Chamber and the Mer­ chant) Association told the South Sanford merchants: "L et's don't divide, that can only weaken all of us. If you'll give me your names, I'll *ro that everyone is informed of meetings and activities, and I here and now urge your parttcipation and suggest that we ail work together." Robinson told live group that meetings o f the Merchants As­ sociation are "poorly attended by the 'downtown' merchants and " i f you all com e, you could easily dominate the office told The Hearing Slated The bust, by sculptor Felix de Weldon, was commission­ ed by Kennedy's three, mili­ tary aides as a gift for the late President'* widow, it is made of bronie, with a pedestal of Italian marble. Johnson, before leaving for Texas, also planned to meet today with hi* cabinet advis­ ers to discuss both foreign and domestic problems confront­ ing the nation. He called in Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Defense Sec­ retary Robert S. McNamara and White House adviser MeGeorge Bundy and also sched­ uled a cabinet meeting. Johnson hoped to climb aboard hi* big Air Force jet in mid afternoon to begin an ex ­ tended visit to his t.HJ Ranch in central Texas. No date for h u rcturn Washington has Envoy Returns PART OF THE loot recovered from six juveniles is shown in the office o f Constable R. E. Carroll, who is .standing outside the garage where the merchandise was stored. The items were taken from a Paola home last September. Juvenile Theft Ring Ends Here Ry Harry I. Johnson Six hoys Involved in a theft ring which dated back to last September were tripped up by an antique teapot anil their arrests were made Wednesday by Constable It. E. Carroll. CONSTARLE CARROLL Religious Liberty Vote Is Blocked VA TICAN CITY ( ll P l i — Ecumenical Council official.* today block'd n crucial vote on religious liberty. A delegation beaded by thiee North American ca r­ dinals went directly tn l*o|>« Paul VI to protest the action. Cardinals Joseph E l m e r Rittar, o f St. Louis; Albert Gregory Meyer, o f Chicago, and Paul Emile l.rgcr, o f Montreal, Canada, beaded a petition drive in St. Peter's Basilica to demand immedi­ ate voting on the controver­ sial declaration granting free­ dom o f worship. Mars Probe proprietor and learned the identity o f the seller. This clue, the constable sakl, lest to the ultimate apprehen­ sion of the six boys. The officer said the home of Shaw was entered last Sept. The loot was found in an I0 while the owner was on abandoned garage in an ■Bey vacatioa la UN P ort* and the vu * off Fifth Street between Mag­ *• t e e w the nolia and Palmejtn A 's iw s s t o * v m ' M t , t a d check U'rrotl said 'b s :»;•<.« had been used a : a clublinua* by ed eesMatf hi the d a y and that K was later the sam e day the hoys. Tntsl satue ot the recovered the burglary occurred. it w** not until last Thurs­ items was listed at more than day that the owner returned SAIGON, South Viet Nam— |l.3oo, the const aide stated. The constable said the boys and a com plete list of the (U P I)—U. S. military source* said Inlay there was little ranged in ages from I2 to U items could be learned. The boys concentrated on chance that a It, S. Air Force ant Hut they "ca m e from good, highly respected fam i­ electronic items mainly, Ihc pitot, Capt. William R. Mar­ lies." They were releasesl to investigating officer said. Tak- tin, 29, of Alexandria, La., were a tube tester, a Heath- shot down Wednesday over their parents' custody pending stereo outfit, a box of RCA Laos had survived. They said future court action. records, an electronics volt­ his FIDO Super Sabre jet e x ­ The lcap»d was one of a host of items taken from a meter, a “ genom eter," a tape ploded and crashed in (lames. Paoia home and had been sold recorder and a television an to an area dealer for "about tenna. Found in the garage was a a dollar," at cording to CarZenith portable roll. The original owner. Jos­ nearly-new eph Shaw, of Paola, found it in television sc* and Carroll said the sdop, identified it as hi* the owner has not been iden­ stolen projicrty and notified tified. By Donna Estea Esrlier in their budding Carroll. Longwood Volunteer F i r e Carroll contacted the shop crime spree, the boys report­ Department wtll sponsor a po­ edly took six tents from Troop litical rally it I p m . Tuesday 2I2 in Lake Mary. Those were in City Park with R. T. Mil also found tn the garage wee, county school superin­ Carroll said the boys had tendent, as m oderator. been given permission to use Each of the candidate* for the altandoned garage as a office in (he Dec. 1 municipal cliilihou.se and it is believed Col. J E. Chase, USA, J. L, the short crime spree idea elections will be allntcd five Everett. C. E. Gardner, Lt. blossomed from such meet­ minutes to speak on qualifica­ tions and platform . A question Cot. H F. Grim J r . USA. Cot. ings. and answer period will follow*. F. G. Johnson. USA. Col. W. Refreshments o f coffee and It. Lew s. USAF, Col, W, M. doughnuts will he served I.undm, IIHMC, Col F. S. through courtesy of the fire­ Mandj, USAF, Co|. L. E. men. I’oggemeyer, IISMC, Capt. ‘Notorious Liar’ Little Chance a Political Rally Set At Longwood Weapons Evaluation Team Here m cclin .. i A friend o f Sanford return- ford reconnaissance program team inspected an KA-3C V ig­ spokesman for the South Sanford group was George ( ed here Wednesday for a day- by C*pt. James O. Mayo, ilant* aircraft and participat­ commander of Reconnaissance ed in a round tald* discussion Milts, owner of Southern Air. long viait and as a member Attack Wing One, on the overall reconnaissance He led the group in a discus- of the Defense Department’ s Later, the group toured the operation with Cupl. Mayo Weapon* System Evaluation Integrated Operational Intelli­ moderating. Group out o f Washingtongence Center (IO IC ), th* Making Up th* team were He is Cspt. Ir* M- Rowell, h i g h speed d-ita-processmg Dr. Bernard K oopitwn, Dr. commanding officer o f Heavy center for intelligence collect­ Ellis Rabben, Capt. W. G. Rowell, Lt. J W. Sherwood, Attack Squadron 5 while sta­ ed by the BA-5 . Barton, [Ir. C. L. Becked, Col. USAF. Dr. G. I. Welch, and tioned at the Sanford Naval NEW ORLEANS (U P I) During the afternoon the Lawrence Bowlby, USA, Lt. Col. J. W. Davis, USAF. Air Station in the late I'JoOs. Two men and a woman from Ry United Press He was a commander at th* Pensacola. Fla., were arrest­ A sprawling storm rod* time. ed and accused of the $56,000 down from the Rockies and burglary of a Miami Beach Rowell reminisced on hi* out across the great plains home. stay here and said he hoped today, dumping heavy snow Frank Silva, of New Or­ someday to retire heir. in some areas and nuking leans, w as also arrested alter A fter his Defense Depart­ driving hazardous as far east the three Florida people tokl ment duties are completed, he as Michigan. police he was aiding them to said, he expected to be nam­ Snowfall was reported from dispose o f $23,000 o f jewels ed Commander o f a base in the central Rockies to the taken in the robbery Nov. to. Kodiak, Alaska. And. he adds, Uhto Valley. The district attorney's of­ he's looking forward to it so Denver was slugged with fice said confessions indicated five inches o f snow during he ran do some hunting. that John William Von Gentz, Captain Rowell was one o f the night and several spots in 47, and his wife, Donna Fie, Kansas picked up two inches. tn Id-man team tent here to 36, apparently set up the burg­ study the reconnaissance cap­ The Weather Bureau said lary o f the Howard Kane "several inches" of snow were abilities of the local base. The home while they were working expected through southeast team is headed by Dr. Ber­ as butler and maid in the Mi­ fowa and Wisconsin as the nard Koopman, a civilian ami Beach home. storm plows across the Mid­ equivalent to a m ajor general. investigators said Thomas Composed o f high-ranking west. Gsry Congdon, 2*. apparently civilians and captains and carried out the burglary, es­ colonels from all three serv­ caping with the jew els and A special meeting o f the ices, the group is visiting $13,000 in checks. Altamonte Springs T o w n various reconnaissance center* Council may be called by a* part o f a long range study (W IT . JAMES 0 . MAYO (left), commander o f Reconnuinsance Attack Mayor Lawrence Swofford as of the nation's reconnaissance Coin slot arms on fiv* Wing One, Kreut.s members of the Weapons System Evaluation Group of the members begin working requirements. Next on the washing machine* w ere dam­ the Defense Department as they spent a day checking the local station. on the town budget. A meet­ agenda it a tour o f M*cDill With Captain Mayo are. from left. Dr. Bernard O. Koopman. head of the aged sometime yesterday at ing was *eh«dat*d for Wed­ Air Fore# B«*e trrotip; Capt. Ira M Rowell, former VAH-5 commanding officer; I)r. Elli.x the Kwite-W ite launderette, Th* Sanford tour hegsn nesday night hut was not held L. Rabben, .second in charge of the group; and Capt. W. G. Bur top. top 2139 S'/U*h French Avenue, du« to the lack of a quorum. with * briefing on th* San­ naval officer. (Herald Photo). police fcporlcd today. Snowfall Covers Rockies To Ohio Washington Sanford Herald at noon today when asked about the fate of Sanford Naval Air Station re­ ••• lative to Secretary McNa­ mara's forthcoming announce­ ment of pending military re­ ductions. Holland's office reported re­ ceiving a telephon* call from CHICAGO (U P I) Talk* Navy Secretary Paul Nitiie in aim ed at heading oft a threat­ which it was noted that only ened strike by 140.000 railroad the Orlando Air Force Base ahoperaft union members will be affected locally and the continued today. No progress ultimate result of changes was reported. there will be econom ically beneficial. As of an early hour this af­ SARASOTA (U P I) The ternoon no other official word state Utilities Commission will was available from either Hol­ hold a hearing in Miami in land's office or th* Defense January to look into rates ami Department. earning* of the Florida Power Nltzle, tn telling Holland of and Light Company and Sou the OAFB status, Mid he was them Bell Telephone, both authorized to make the an­ under (ire in a Miami report. nouncement by th* D efcnje Department. The Orlando base will find MOSCOW (U P I) U. S. the Navy moving In as th* Air Ambassador F oy D. Kohler Force moves out. The phasing took off for Washington today will take place between June to brief President Johnson and 1963, and June, 1967, The obsolete Mac* m iiiile top administration officials on Kremlin policy following the training unit will be phased overthrow o? form er Premier out, Holland reports. The Geodetic unit will be Nikita S. Khrushchev. transferred to Warren, Wyo. Headquarters of the Air Rescue Service will move to CAPE KENNEDY (U P I) The United States, apparently Scott AFB , 111. However, only the head­ fixing the trouble that threat ened to set back its Mars ex­ quarters portion of the Rescue ploration program by two Service will be changed, the years, plans to send another announcement said. The Navy will move in 111 probe toward the planet Nov. Naval Training Device Center 27. from (our northern United States basen, one of which ia located in New York State. WASHINGTON (U P I) There wtll be a reduction of F ill Director J Edgar Hoover military personnel at OAFB, has called Rev. Martin Luther Holland said, as the changes King Jr., 'the most notorious are made. But the civilian liar in the coun try" for claim ­ population wtll increase great­ ing that FBI agents in Albany, G a., will not act on civil ly and the highly skilled per­ sonnel will mean a greater rights complaints because they payroll for the Orlando area, are Southerners. Holland's offire said. No Progress Johnson was to accept a bust o f his predecessor, which will be placed in the White House cabinet room until it can be transferred to the proposed Kennedy Library in Cam­ bridge, Mass. Williams OKs NO. 325 mwA WASHINGTON (L T D President Johnson paused for a tribute to the late John F. Kennedy today before depart­ ing on a pre-Thanksgiving trip to his T cx i* ranch. lion o f plans for Christmas decorations and civic beauti­ fication. "L et'* go to the other group, offer our service and co-oper­ ation and tee what kind of re­ sponse they give us. If they aren't interested, then let'* talk about organizing our own group for the progress and betterment of the South San­ ford business area ," he sug­ gested and the group agreed to this plan. A second meeting has been set for Dec. 1 at the Capri at which time the group will eith­ er organize or becom e part of the Merchants Association. .... , , . . . . . It depend* on what kind of ■r\iin*n wc t* a* g Ifni ** said * O1/4 Milis. llllta response et," been announced, but he is ex As temporary chairman. pectcd to remain through the Mill* appointed Art Brown, of Thanksgiving weekend. Brown'* Pest Controt Service, end Sandy Gutilla, of Sandy's Beauty Shop, to talk today with Chamber officials about co-operation and participation in promotional activities and to city officials about co oper­ ation in putting up Christmas Circuit Judge Voile A. Wil­ decorations which the group liam* Jr., tilting In Tltuv proposed to purchase. villr, rarly thl* afternoon Named to the decorations committee, to receive dona­ granted an injunction In the tions from merchants of the Nov, 3 Seminole County area for decorations and lay Commission election. E. Pope Bassett, losing out the plans for location and Republican candidate, had UK, were Mrs. Mona Bridges, of Mona’ s Florist Shop, and filed petition questioning re­ Mrs. Imrraine Sclvich, o f San- sult* of the election, lie lost ford Vacuum Cleaner S en ice. by 127 vole* to Democrat The group decided to assess l.awrrnre Swofford. Judge Williams' order dir­ members (or the purchase of Christmas street decorations ect* R rglitrtr C a m i l l a and to request donations of Bruce not to deitroy or dis­ records decorations from those mer- pose of election rhants who stock such items. pending ■ full hearing. S. Sen. Spessard L. Holland'* 8ANFORD, FLORIDA LBJ Accepts Bust Of JFK As Memorial Scout*: Uniform Exchange D »y will Bill MacLauchlln dedicated hi* Joke column to "The Clock" in thl* week'* Lion’s Pause, and started It o f f with this: One teacher to another, 'Not only is he the worst be­ haved child in school but he has a perfect attendance rec­ ord." • e • United Press Leased Wire Nation Awaits Official Word On 95 Closings Four Are Held In Gem Burglary Special Meeting ANNOUNCEMENT HUE AT 3 P. M. WASHINGTON (U P I) — Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara has ordered the huge Brooklyn (N. Y .) Navy Yard shut down as one of 9S bases ami military installa­ tions he is closing for econom ic reasons, it was learned today. The Brooklyn Army Termi­ nal ami nearby Ft. Jay on Governor’ s Island in New York harbor also was on McNa­ mara's list of base* tn be eli­ minated. The Portsmouth Naval Ship­ yard at Portsmouth, N. H. al­ so will be closed, Sen. Thomae J. McIntyre disclosed today. McNamara scheduled A news conference at 3 p. m . today to identify the doomed installations. But in a move to soften the Impact, he noti­ fied m em bers of Congress be­ fore the conference. The defense secretary, in announcing the action, said Wednesday that the dosing of the facilities would save the government $.’>oo million a year and would eliminate 63,004 jobs. W hy You Should Buy TIRES From Lifetime Unconditional Road Hazurd Warranty • Periodic Imspcction * Tire Rotation * Flat Tire Repair • Front End Check BUDGET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES VandalH Strike 403 W . Find St. 322-0651 SANFORD, FLORIDA �4 l l— l I we 09* P tn fa r t fm a P > (* 2 — Central Florida WW Clubs Elect New Council Officers by Dee. 13 to Mrs. A. F. Ed­ and Mrs. Lucille Crowell. I m cr Restaurant In Fern Park. monds, 010 M orocco Avenue, N ext meeting o f the council |Jan. 29. with tha Maitland Orlando. will b e held at the W indjam-; Club as hostess. 4TJ All d u b i Issuing bulletins lo send copies of tam e to Mrs. Cann, Mrs. Hurlburt. Mrs. <• Prior and council president. Other than Mr*. Miles, those Serving will be Mrs. Jane Jackson of O cala, pretldant; attending from the South Sem­ Mrs. Francai Stone o f Mait­ inote Club were M ri. Sandy land, first vice president; LaPoma, Mrs. Gllda Pettinati Mr*. Sally Gregory o f Eau fi Gillie, second vie* president; Mr*. Muriel SU iober o f Or­ mond B etcb , recording secre­ tary; Mrs. Ginny Telander of Daytona Beach, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Maxine Bradham o f Orlando, treasurer, | By Mildred Haney and Mrs. Nell Bayes of Ocata. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cralgh* publicity and historian. Recommendation* were pre­ ton o f Hartlay Circle, Del­ sented by Mrs. Maryann tona, have received word that Miles, chairman of the nomi­ their ton, James, who baa nating com m ittee ami mem ber been stationed at Amartlio of South Seminole W elcome A ir Fores Base in Taxes, will Wagon. g r a d u a t e from Tachnlcal The business session, with Training School Nov. 24. Mrs. Murie! Bucher o f Winter School Nov. 24. OVIEDO GIRLS from fifth and sixth prudes who make up the “ Willing Park, president, in charge, Workers" 4-H Club a n , front from left, Joan Wilson, Barbara Boston. A fter a 29-day lasva spint took p lica following a social hare with hia fam ily and Angela Ray, Susan Boston: row two, Joan Weaver, Charlotte Peoples. hour and chicken dinner. At­ friends, h* will be assigned to Mary Jones; back, Susan Peters, Christine Allcock, Sue Cruce and Pat tending were the president and th# K I Sawyer Air Force Hutchinson. (Herald Photo) two board mem bers from each Base In Michigan. The Cralghclub; supervisors, Mrs. Judy tnns arc very happy with this Hurlburt and M ri. A lice Prior; “ Excellent Service Too” assignment since they are na­ the executive supervisor. Sirs. tives o f Michigan and most Margaret Cann, and seven o f their relative* still live members o f (be council. Each W. Park 044-891# 332-1481 there. of the lad lea were presented By Evelyn Lundy with an impressive "d e e d ’ ’ to A new and activa group of nos inch o f world fam ous Day 4-H club girla haa been farm ­ tons Beach. By Dottle Austin ed In Oviedo School from Mansion for refreshment and Recomm ended changes in fifth and aixth gradera who All artiata and the general entertainment procedures suggested by Mrs. # * • have chooien the name "W ill­ public are Invited lo attend the Bucher w ere: ( I ) Continue to ing W orker*." SATURDAY: hold three meetings a year, activttifi of the three-day 37th A m ong projects the girls 9:30 a m DcBary Community January and May at sched­ annual stats convention of the aspect to work on during the House Second business ses uled hut the last to com e In of Art ycer ere lowing, food and nu­ Florida Federation alon—election of nfflccra October rather than in Septem­ trition. baking, aafaty, child which beglni In Sanford and 1 p.m. Buffet luncheon, Com ­ ber. January a n d October munity House care, electricity, gardening DcBary at 9 30 a m Friday. meetings to be open to all Tonight, convention dele­ 2:30 p m Art exhibits at Com WW club m em bers. end entomology. President munity House and DeBary (2) Provide an installation This new group entered on gates will meet Mansion rropen—(New offi­ team tn Install officers In all eih lh lt in the recent Seminole Dudley Flagler, of Lakeland, cers and directors meeting) dubs wishing to participate— County Fair In which they at the president’s reception at had a display o f entomology the Mayfair Inn Ballroom at t p.m. Demonstration by na­ team to be made up of M ri. tionally known artist Ann Puckett from Winter Park and hooks on their inticipat- 8 p m. Following is the arhedule for 7 p.m . Awards Banquet—May- and Mrs. Cliff Allison from ed projects. Friday, Saturday and Sunday fair fnn Ballroom Winter Hrven for the Central • • • activities, all of which arc area and Mrs. Phyllis Attride open to the public. SUNDAY: from Cocoa Beach and another FRIDAY: 10 a m. All exhibits open tn member yet to be selected for 0;30 a m. DcBary Community public—refreshments served the East Coast area. House — opening business 3 p.m. Close (3) AH clubs to have amall session Convention chairman is Ray gold W elcome Wagon mem ber­ NOV, IS, ISS4 1 p.m. DcBary Community Hill tram of Largo and general ship pins as well as m em ber­ Admission* House—buffet luncheon chairman is Chester Keartck ship cards, Bonnie Faster, Rose Cana2.30 p m. DcBary Mansion — o f DeBary. Convention secre­ (4) All clubs to fill out form nova, Nolle Barger, Johnnie opening of art exhibit tary is Mrs. Edith Brooks and listing officers and other vital Mae Cornett#, Ruth E. Rod3:30 p.m. Sanford Cultural treasurer Is Archie McNaugh- information to be mailed to g e n , Britt Jam ei Von KerbuArts Bldg —art exhibit ami ton. both of DcBary. either supervisor, Mrs. Hurl­ Its, John Small Jfr. Janet Sue tea ’ J. Iloble Elliot U exhibitions burt or Mrs. Prior. Schultx, Howard Harvey, Be­ 7 p.m. DcBary Community chairman and Mrs. Viola ( 6 ) All clubs to turn in ser­ linda H ughti, Margaret Jones, Center—painting exhibition, Howard Is in charge of regis­ vice reports at January m eet­ Bem ette Smith, Sanford; Mar­ Riley Napier tration. Both are from D c­ ing. garet Mason, D cBary; Marl­ 9 p.m. Cavalcade to DeBary Bary. 16) All clubs to send reports in e Rergren, Irangwood; Karl New officers of Central Flor­ ida Council, W elcom e Wagon Clubs, as recom m ended by tb« nominating com m ittee, were approved at the area meeting held Nov. 12 in Daytona Beach. ■eroapace aga arlenetf *uch The South Seminole Cadet a i rocketry, miiailea, naviga­ Squadron la joining la th« all & tion, power for aircraft, prin* out drive to m r u l t new mam* clplea e f flight, weather, firat* here now twin* conducted In aid, radio communication! m il­ C.I the aUta by the Civil A ir Pa* itary courteay trot, according to Information qualify for achotanhlpa and O fficer Barry Eller. The Squadron meeta every Tueaday at 7 p.m. at tha Caa* aelbcrry Community Matho* dial Church undar the laadar* •hip o f Squadron Commander Bud F railer. Both boya and girla, n to II, may join tha radat program If they main* tain a auilabla grade avaraga tn their icholaitle itudle*. Tha cadet program eoiulau o f training In oaroipace ael* encea and pre-flight require­ m en t! aa wall a i training In laadarahlp, moral character, drill end aeelatanra to the ten* ier C A P In emergency men* euver*. Beth cadeta and aaninr membera may wear the un­ iform o f the US Air Force with appropriate CAP-U SAF auxiliary inalgnla. Cadeta receive training In ■pedal activities. The South Seminole Squad­ ron will conduct a simulated rescue mission during a bivou­ ac a t tha Oacaola Airstrip on Friday and Saturday, Nov, 17 and 28. Their miaeion will be to find a lost person by meana o f rompasi headings and ad­ minister firat aid. Each Saturday cadeta may get in an hour o f flying time at Herdon Airport In a Ces­ sna 170 or Colt. The squadron Is now con ­ ducting a scrap drive to reiae money to purchaaa a two-way radio. Thsy will collect all typea of metals. Anynna interested In joining tha rsdets may call LL O’Don­ nell at 332-6200 in tha Senford area or Barry Eller at TER 1626 In South Seminole. and drill to Deltona Youth On Leave 7. K sheuld k m • lew eperatlng s*«L 1 It should be easy ta service. %. It ahauld ha backed by a comfort guarantee. 1A lt ahauld give you the eecurity at e long term Investment. You can count on all 10 points when you rome to us for a Carrier Weathermaker* heating nyatem. We have the equipment ami the per* aonne! to do the Job right. Fro* Booklet describing what to look for in e hooting sy stem -a n d where to look fo r i t - I s yours on request. Phone, write or come In for your copy. No obligation. *s« i i i s n Carrier Southern Air 322-8321 TREMENDOUS SAVINGS — OF 25% to 80% 2.00 SH O E S 2.00 HEELS LADIES' $1.45 $2.99 Value* to $12.95 SHOWING OFF new sweat shirts received at the last meeting o f Benr Lake Gray Y Club are, front, left to right, Gary Barrett. Robert Kene, Jim Copeland. Larry Benjamin. Ken llarrelson, Danny Blanchard, Larry Shell; bark, Rodney Newman, Sandy Gettings, Tom Van Horn, Steve Mar­ vin, Doug Dane. Boh Gorce. Ricki Flippen and Ed Sayyah. Club meet* weekly with Coarh Don Haeley, back. (Herald Photo) TO THE CITIZENS AND VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY CHILDREN'S MEN’S PANTS 11.50 SH O E S Value* *1.45 to MEN’S SHIRTS SHIRTS Value. to 13.98 BOYS' Values to 13.18 97 72 T A R P A U L IN S Odd* A End Slsae, .Shopworn. Itrg. 13c S<|. Ft. P A IN T ! “E,« 8 ‘ RQ. FT. GAL M 1 $1.98 I TABLE ODDS A ENDS IN F A N T S W EAR Value* from $2.99 to $3.99 99 PER ITEM I AM DEEPLY GRATEFUL FOR THE CONFI­ DENCE AND TRUST YOU HAVE PLACED IN ME BY RE-ELECTION AS YOUR STATE REPRESENTA­ TIVE. 1 THANK EACH OF MY MANY FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS WHO WORKED DILIGENTLY ON MY BEHALF. WE MUST NOW UNITE AND WORK FOR A COMMON PURPOSE - THE GOOD OF ALL OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND THE STATE OF FLORIDA. COLORFUL CARDS 201 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD OPPOSITE FLORIDA STATE RANK 25 FOR 7 1 C Hug* <mortm«nt Traditional thamax • Raligiowi thama* THANK YOU, Other ItemR Not Listed SALE PRICED! SURPLUS CITY 7T # Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. Value* tn $1.98 Buy Now and SAVE! 4 4 nueaher, Osteen; S a n d r a George, Oviedo. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Everett Kerr, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mri Fred Balentlne, Sanford, a girl Discharges Slbblc Palmer, Belly Jean Monett, Jam ei Phdlip Wll llama, Rarhara J. Diffely and bahy hoy, F. Jean Brown and bahy girl, Joanne !,, Fllesch man and baby boy. Sanford; Robert Widdlf, Ina L. Buffkin and baby girl, Irangwood; John Perry Gibbs, Hendersonville, N. C .; Tony Eugene M cW il lert, Lockhart. WE’ RE STILL GOING STRONG AND QUANTITIES ARE GOING FAST SO HURRY! y * Notes l It sheuld be whisper-quiet In eparatia*. Many ( Hospital I It sheuld b* com past Big Boys’ Valued SHOES to $5.95 B u s i n e s s You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. Willing Workers 4-HClubOpenedReception Tonight Opens Art Meeting A ft sheuld give controlled pntlletlen la all isatana. Value* to 87.95 J jr 1 It sheuld ghra p u even temperature between ream* Men’s SHOES D o T o g e t h e r warm ne matter hew lew the side. temperature eutslde. I. It iheutd fee the right capacity far pur heme, Sanford, Fla. L e t s To Be Home 1. It ahauld heap n il 2513 Fark I)r. lib— fliTJ ■ Hi1.17 K o r . 19, 1 9 6 4 South Seminole Cadets Join State CAP Membership Drive Hr Jana I 'u M lk t t r r r iN M M j JOE DAVIS STATE REPRESENTATIVE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 9 1 H ORNAMENTS 12 FOR 4 8 * a Eoch IJ 4 " round • Gay solid colon • Big aiiortmant I OPEN D A IL Y 10 s.m. to 10 p.m. SU N D AYS: t 2 Noon to 7 n.m. • H oy. 17-91. Wlnlar Park ^ • H oy. SO K.. Or Iambi a s y g u tt </ U �Forest City VFD Sends Out Call For More Men Lyman Homecoming Queen Will Be Crowned Friday By have BALTIMORE, Md. (U P !) — A set o f quadruplets, three girls and a boy, made their arrival at a Baltimore hos­ pital Monday night shortly before midnight. Maryann Miles City Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment. which also serve* Oak­ The els finalist* for Home* Queen Quads Born The newly organized Forest By Jan* Casselberry tcrniinjt futifitrB S rralS U f N o v . ID, 11)64 — I'age 3 land llilla, Brinrwood, Weath­ ers field, Sanlando Estates nnd Lake Brantley, has reported that mure men are needed in the organization. M eetings arc held at 7:10 p.m. each Tuesday at Brown* Service Station and the vol­ unteer* also ore attending special training sessions in Apopka. O fficer* are Ken Swanson, chief; Gerald Brown, deputy chief; Dick Lashley, captain; Hollis M ci’ erson. secretarytreasurer; Dick W icn m a, cap ­ tain, and Bob Hickok, captain. Other volunteer* are Jim ­ my Meek, Junior I .cad ley. Bill Bower, Dun Epter, Keith Brown, Joe Ellis and Al N is ­ on. Fire protection through this department la available to res­ ident* o f the ares* revered at a cost o f $.ri per year for mem­ bership in the association. Non-members, In tbe event o f fire, will bo charged ID'O if the fire truck* »nd men report to the »crnr for fire fighting duties. Resident* Interested in Joining the association should ronlnrt Bnnnson or the Serv­ ice Station, been choien by the student buxiy o f Lyman High School ami the »lrl who receives the moat •y votes will be crowned queen * durinir the halftime ceremon­ ies Friday night when the Greyhuund* (day their final home game o f the seasun against Lakevicw o f Winter Garden. Ju.it who she will be re­ mains “ top secret’ ' until Fri­ day night. Candidates fo r the honor are Candy Potter. Bar^ Kara Kills, Sandy Tennant and Lawree Deans, seniors; Nan­ cy George, a junior, and Gail Lincoln, a sophomore. Last year'* lovely queen, Dana Mall, It scheduled to crown the 1964 Homecoming Quern. Escorts for tha queen and her court will be Tom Min& durkl (Bandy), Terry Harmon (Barbara Kills), Jimmy Batmer (Nancy G eorge), Butch Baird (Candy), Mike Bowen (Lawree) and Mike Acker­ man, (Gail). Homecoming festivities will begin Thursday at 7 p.m. with a pep rally in the gym and bonfire on the lakcfront be­ hind the school. The E’ep Club will present skits during the rally, tha cheerleaders will lead th­ em * d in cheers, and thero will be a parade o f miniature floats with priies for the best. Hie Greyhound Band will play for the occasion. Pre-game activities, which will precede the 8 p.m. kick0 o f f Friday, will include intro­ duction o f the players and their parents. Alumi of Lymnn arc es­ pecially invited to attend all activities. A special section will be reserved for them. The Athletic Booster* Club Is sponsoring a pancake sup­ per in the school cafeteria from 5 until 7 p.m. and a 0 dunce after the game until 12:30 a.m. Music for dancing will he The Sensations. The Student Council Is In charge o f plans for the home­ coming with J iffy Gammage in charge o f ceremonies nnd Hath Wright In rhurge o f the election o f queen. Le V... ——a*-- ti All. CANDY * * 1* HAKUAHA Federal Judge Will Retire MIAMI (C P U — If. S. Dis­ trict Judge Kmrtt C. Choate announced he would retire from the bench on Jan. II , lOtto, hut would ho avnilahln after then as *‘u senior judge fo r assignments.'* The 72-year-old Choate, the only Republican frdernl judge tn the 15-couuty South Flor iila district, t, anrioiinml his retirement in « to President Johnsoru The motto ''hitch your w-Jgon to a star" was originated by Ralph Waldo Emerson, eminent poet. Club Plays 13 Tables NANCY Value Of Technical Schools Stressed For PTA By Jane Casselberry In introducing the guest speaker* fiom the Manpower ida Slate Employment Serv­ ice and there is n waiting list uf lot) persons. , In 1thill there were 700,000 young people between I >1 n ni in Orlando Tuesday night .it 21 unable to find jobs because the regular meeting o f tha they were not truincd for the Lyman PTA County School jobs available. There is no Superintendent II. T. Mitwee future (or unskilled workers, announced that the school he added. board ha* requested • survey Training is avuila le for on the eligibility o f the Sem­ auto parts clerk, institution inole atea for a technical vo­ nl services, small appliance cational school. Speaker* were Henry Pil­ repair, air-conditioning m il refrigeration, clerk-typist, re­ cher, principal of the M l IT School and Jerry llelrhhk, di­ tail sales, small engine re­ pair, sod service station rector o f counseling. The management. (Tosses am nlschool was established with so held in four academic ar­ federal funds alloled in tha eas. t i , upatlomil math, comlast session o f congress to munications, personal hygiene, give young people a scrim,i arid reading. Individual anil chance who have dropped out group counseling is also given. o f high school for at least a I ’tiles s It is e x t e n d e d the year and are unemployable progtam is scheduled to tadue to a lack uf skilled train­ pha sed out in June. ing. Development Training School Pilrher stated that the school serve* five counties in­ cluding Seminole and trains young people between th nges o f Ifi and 21 years. At present 1*5 students are en­ rolled from Seminole. At! stu­ dent* are referred by the Flor­ A program o f entertainment was provided hy the Trudrwituls a folk singing trio, made up of Lyman students, llill Wharton, Jim Garrard, and Terry Harm, n. (diaries Chaney, memberih(p rhsirmun for the Greater Maitland Civic Center in S o u t h Seniltude, announced that u memliership drive is being launched fur the center which will provide activities for young and old when com­ pleted in February. Lyman tvnrhcr, William Svheihel, is co-c liuirmnn. The hu.stm-.*.* meeting was conducted hy Al Lormunn, president, and refreshments were i c t m l hy the 12th glade i,ami up them. Available to yon without a doctor's prescription, our drug called ODRINEX. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Nr strenuous exercise, laxatives, massage or taking o f so-called reducing candies, i rackets or cookies, or chew­ ing gum. ODRINEX is n tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When yon take ODRINEX, you still enjoy your mcnls, still eat the food* you like, but you simply don’t have tho urge f. r extra portions be* cause ODRINEX depresses your appetite and decreases your desire (or food. Your weight must come down, be­ cause ns your own doctor w ill tell yeu, when you eat less, FIRE DEPARTMENT officials of the newly organized volunteer group you weigh less. Get rid of ex* in Forest City art*, front, from left, Ken Swanson, chief ami Gerald ee- fat and live longer, O P Drown, deputy chief; hack, Dick l.ashley. captain; Hollis MrlVrson. sec­ UINEX costs $7.1)11 ami it retary-treasurer and Dave Wicrsma, captain. (Herald Pludn) sold ,m this GUARANTEE! If not satisfied for iinv reason just return tho package to Tho “ Divine Rights of your druggist ami get your full monev hack. No questions Kings" i» the belief that mnn o-ked. ODRINEX is sold arch* get their right to rule this guarantee by: 11j Mildred llsn cy ticized, Mr*. Lillinn Johnson, I Mcltcynolds Drug Store —■ directly from God. Sanford— Mail Order* Filled. Deltona Civic Association, chairman, hus advised. Deltona Group Names Officers which now bonsts a 275 name membership roster, has an­ nounced the name* o f newly elected officers who will serve during the tth'di club year. Elected were John H. Dil­ lon, president; Herbert S Johnson, first vice president; Herman Price, second vice president; Ralph Algor, sec­ retary; James Cole, treasurer ami Os ar Lurch, financial secretary. The new board o f directors will consist of William Kbbitt, district I; Everett Shinn, district 2 ; Henry Aldrich, dis­ trict :*; Alfred Elliott, district 1 *ml Bert Christy diitrict 5. The Ladles Sunshine Com­ mittee is planning events for December which will he poli­ 4 LAWREE FAT O V ER W EIG H T Thirteen table*, directed by Miss Ethel Johnson, were in plvy at this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Oe llary Duplicate Bridge Club Winners were NS, first, Nor man M eyer and Phil peller an); second, Mrs, Joanne Paulk and Myron Arcardi; third, Mrs, Ruth Hiatt and Mrs. Myron Arcardi and fourth. Mrs Robert NichoU* and II Guy Cha.-c; I'nitcd I'rrss International EW, first, Mr*. O. N. Lac­ Natural hot water from key and Norman Mortimer; second, Mrs. W II Cook and many of Ireland's volcanic F. R. Froehlich; third, Mrs springs is piped into (owns Thornton Smith and C. II An- and provides heal for office drews and fourth. Mrs David i building*, homes and agriculSingcr and Mrs. Ida tl Wil-jturnl hot houses, according to son. tho World Almanac. Now You Know Officer Hears New ‘Wrinkle’ SAN ANTONIO, Ten. (D PI) —When policeman Bob Hicks answered a burglar alarm *i a department store, he was confn.iltill hy a yuan.; man who said he was testing Ihe response to lAo alarm sys­ tem. "Just hnwr long did It take you to get here," ho asked llleks Hicks recognizing a new wrinkle In alibis, arrested the “ exam iner" for burglary. (aootl new** for pal lent pi»oplt». The *415 IluIrkN art* in product Ion again. And Infn of new Itulcli* are on fheir way fo un. Help un faeml jo u r favorite on lln wav IO yon. Come In anil order Ihe llulek you want. C U S T O M C LEA R IN G as only Caterpillar equipment can do it. You know you can expecl ihe best job for the money when it's done by Calcrnilla' built tractors. Caterpillar machinery is best all 'round for Florida's typt of land clearing. They can do the rough and tough jobs like root­ There's e tot to de hi ing, SANFORD stumping, clearing-out palmettos, ditching for drainage and filling-in low If fee's* sraty swtud. loofcsf hr Hit sewest shows, the hast pisces la sat a m l rad inert, rear charth ar in u og jr, pisctt !» shop w psrhjps a house or •partieeat . . . nad the areas. Th« Sanford Herald who operate them. And like Caterpillar machines, you can expect the belt, top-rate job from the men For custom clearing, coll on a man who operates Caterpillar equipment . . . and serviced by Roxier. Virginia Pelroeki 1*. O. Bos 1211 Sanford rhyllts Kugenstcia 122-iW I Lake Mary Nora Norric TK s-1 .'il 4 S. seminole Mildred Haney W S-SUt Deltona Mary Getting* Bear Lake :y j-6 4 l7 Sohpie Haines Della ry « 6a-IIUJ m i fiuocjrt OA. srerr court A n d y o u ’ll noon be driving the ear yon waited for. O R L A N D O * F L O R ID A *T A M P A t o tom total ouiHoeino suits cnmii m o M i m a suits c t s m is m i s » i » . BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 w. First st. C A T E R P I L L A R C « ( * . * l l l ( r , C s t ••• I m i x t U r l.iU lttil T u l s . t r l l .1 t i i i i i l l l u t . • • 11 f C* |Q a Sgg5g5L- j �mm Oviedo, Lyman And Crooms 11s Do Battle This Weekend 4 — Nvv. 19, 1M 4 8 igift, iptetti M ia fffi ii^BfiiffheemtedM homecoming Form Sheets Flop Just Like Major H ooples Predictions § $277 Perfects Highlights HMJ to make taa big At a w tk om n , Min com­ pleted 74. If Im Am a good n!|tt ■(•but Vaady Friday, Blltssr Bob could shatter a sumbor of Min'a rookie yssr raords. Mealy In thalr leat two games —ami hoes been brilliant an tea. They held tho 1 foss, Tuteae sod College, to a total ef Offensively, hi thalr last Miami has talited II potato. Thay blasted Bootoe College right pet of tho toll part—eed ep to thei time, tha •yad by two Hew the Hantenasa wiU tan ta the Vanderbilt gams, ib t a e hew me* ■y af the erippted racuperato ta tteao to play. Miami wae badly braked and bettered by the Eagles, Fred Caaeldy, fallbark; Art Zaehary, Mon­ th* ami pntert Fred Brown, practice ocaaioa Uat week. FRIDAY NIGHT-8.-00 LYMAN FIELD LYMAN "GREYHOUNDS" Jtad Devils af Vtatar Oardan's Uni see- Lakertow High t r i a d . Head Coach Dick Copeland, n or r r a r a o r r u a n u to coach, U temporarily la charpa whoa* charge* bars won but W IL LIA M R. O MR M A N , of the Lymaa hoopsters. Af­ on* of eight gimoe on tar thla w h a m raeMaaeo aa4 mallter the Lymaa arid slate la aeaaoo, will ba striving to fire law i r i r w ta tail MuMlaetoo Avenue finished, Coach Dick Copeland, up Ua Greybounde in an efAleussdrls, Vlratalai A BUM b a t t e r bead Med now chief mentor for the foot- lilt to regiiter nt least one atalaat p o o Id Iba Circuit Court baUtn, will taka the Kina aa victory before the curla i M far SeudnoU Coaaly, head cafe coach. Tom Banaao, rope on whet baa been Florida. la Chanoary, for dlrerao, tha abbreviated till* af • Junior ya ratty baaketbali In­ ■ dismal season—as far a* w ’. leh la Mary U llla a aermin. structor at South Seminole wins Md losses go. However, Plaintiff, u William U Oarwan. Defendant, thla notlaa la lait year and ia now serving the Liana have looked bright t* raqnlra tab la f l i t wllb tha aa line coach of the ’Hoonda la apots and bavn displayed CWrk o f nald Court p e e r writtaa dafeneea, It any , to tba eleven, will be the Junior rar- considerable potential, espec P la in t i ff s complaint fllid la aUy cage coach and aaalat telly ta a group of sopbamoraa mid m aae, and lo aarva a aopy aa u a P la in t i ff . altornaya eat Copeland with tho vocally who should make the Lion* tafar than m e ind dap •( Dm - •quad. a more formldeM* eleven neat Leqal Notice PM W m t , w ho Just com pleted a highly lucctarfoi LAKEVIEW "RED DEVILS" A v S P E C IA L S E C T IO N S P E C IA L H O M E C O M IN G A C T IV IT IE S , R ESERVED FO R | a f a *wr ■“ - tmbar, A, D. III*. Harala fall aot o r a daaraa are aoafaaaa will b e aatarae atalaat y a a WITNK aa aiy hand aa« tha aaal o f a a lt Court, at Baarord, PlortOa, thla Iflh dap e f Dotebar, A. D. iM i. ( H A I.) A rt h u r It. Bask with. J r, Clark o f tha Circuit Court B y : E llia b .lh Uruanahaa Daunty Clark HUTCHISON AND T.RPPLKIt Poll O fflea Drawar H Edwards IlnlldlBf Sanford, Florid. Altornaya for Plalntlfr. Publish OcL II, A Nov, L It, t*. III*. C D P -it a Hd t i c m v s i i k r f i c t i t i o u s NAMK STATUTK TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notion la h .r .b p ulran that tha undaralanad, uurauant to tha “ Fletltloua Name Statute,** Chnptar tll.OI, Florida Stalutea, will raalatar with tha Circuit Court, In and f o r Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, upon ra­ sa Ipt o f pr oo f af publication of this notion, tha flalllloua name, to-wlt| Nova Pubtlehlnff Company uadar which I am e n c . f . , 1 In barlnaaa at It* W oo d U k a Drlva In tha Connly o f Bemlaolo. Florida. That lha pt rly Intaraatad la ••Id bua«n*M antarprlaa la ao fallowai Kdw ard L. Prltar Pat ad at Sanford. famlnota County, Florid., Novambar II, 1»M. Publlah Hav. II, I f A Dee, I. 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Mlekler Aa E ia cu trls o f lha Lam Will and Toetamaal o f KI.I.KN OBHTHUDK HOT. Uccasard Bhlnhol.rr and Lora a First Padaral tlulldln* Sanford. Florida Atlornaya for R ie cu trli Publl.h Nov. It. M, A Deo. I, It. t i l l C DO-11 BALD EAGLE-EYE.......... By Alan Mavar rn o tT W t H M W y v * * c o / A / rr* . <— rm ito , n r J r TONIGHT—7:00 P.M,—Pep Rally Am! Boh Hr*. But this ent Isn’t over yet. True, the Med Devils will he odd-00 favorite* to whip (be ’Hounds but the Iqrmin ms chine could apeet the Devils if they could come up with a consistent p e r f o r m s n e o throughout tho contest Out at Crooms High, Heed Cosch WUU* Holt Is resdytng bis dub for Its biggest battle of the year. The Panthers will tangle with the always strong Jones High Tigors ia Orlando’s Tan' gsrlna Bowl Saturday night al i p.m. The Penthen an got Jto thla affair with tha record In a number of yea In eight games, llolt'a hori have outraced thalr opponei la aevea tirooa-and by conaid abla margin* in moat of the Their only defeat came wti they couldn’t get organlted n their appearance against L coin lUgh of GalncavUla bi k on Sept 23. It waa a Fiorl is Big Nine North lota and In five loop gam tha Panthers have a record four wins. Saturday night's Ult la s league contest. Probably the largest c tlngent of Crooms fans yean Is oapsctsd to make brief trek to the Tanget » Bowl Saturday night to wa tha fired up Panthers take *> the Tigers. FRIDAY—5:00 P.M— 7:00 P.N. Pancake Haypcr At School Cafetsria Sponsored By Tito Athletic Boosters Club. ALUMNI of FRIDAY—8:00 P.M— Kkk-Off P r t - e a m * Activlttee Will I s ch ade fstrw dactte n O f Ptayars A a d ParesU. H a u a c a s l a f Q * h s W ill B s Crowned During H s l f- T lm n C t r m n LYMAN HIGH! FRIDAY—10:00 PJL - 12:30—Dnacn Al Tten School. -THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY LOYAL “GREYHOUND” BOOSTER8— . l S e c u r it y F e d e r a l Lormann Realty Suburban Propane of Winter Park Hwy. 17-92 Gas Service Anywhere Hwy. 17-ta Winter Park Casselberry ! Savinfs and Loan Aaaodatkm j LOTT Home Appliance BURGER KING MHonie of the Whopper" and T V Service Hwy. 17-92 CnneetberTF PIuh Casselberry — tiai. a ia i Florida Power Corporation ' |j R- R- JohmaoH, District Maanctr Seminole Plan —— -T--------------- Publix M a rk e ts Inland Materials Concrete and Concrete Products Merchants Association TONIGHT ’■.*2 Perfection Dairies Casselberry — Orlando — Winter Park Ph. 838-5311 The Winter Park Telephone Company Winn Dixie Hwy. 17-S2 Lenfwood A �About Sport* ,..(1 . f **.V - fcr, i Gator Offense Team Intact For FSU Game iff v*" : >■.* Thinking Out Loud IT JULIAN STBfanOH II you're among thou plann­ ing to » • Alabama tangle with Tnaa la tba Oraoga Bowl, you'd better get those tickets right bow. This event shapes up as one of the hot­ test bowl affairs la rear*. • • • Jim Pigott’a SHS Semintries aren’t getting any rest Just because they have no tilt sche­ duled lor this weekend. They meet DeLand here Wednesday night In Seminole’s annual homecoming affair and Jim and bis sides, Dick Williams and Jim McCoy, are tolling their chsrges not to take the Bulldogs lightly. • • • yee see all tbe decat Lyman High’s fssthMea this weekend, It'll it becaeee ft the west and leadership at Pam Eldridge. baH club, he’s stm antldpat log a formidable nine next Spring. • • e Jim says that he m e a n that the growth at Lyman High within the next firs Fears will be smiling. He snid he wsi doing all hs ennld to gear tbe scheel’s athletic program to the antiefcated g r o w t h - "What •bent getting I n t o the Metre Conference • few years from now?" we asked Payne. He replied, "From ben H looks like ws eight to ho ■ member within n Just a few years." • • e Local baseball fans agree wholeheartedly that Yogi Ber­ ra's defection from the Yan­ kees to the Meta Is like hand­ writing on the wall. When ol' Case hangs up No. 37 for the last time there's no doubt but that the Met skipper wiU be be wearing No. B—and that’s • • • J. W. Biggerstaff, regional been Yogi's number for many manager of the Game and a year. a • a Fresh Water Pish Commiss­ And why not? The Meta have ion, says that an estimated $50 legal deer and 40 turkeys pulled one out of tbe hat for were bsgged on the six Cen­ sure. Yogi's probably the most tral Florida wildlife manage­ popular player to wear any ment areas during the first kind of a New York uniform in two days of the 1904-65 hunt­ years and what a drawing card he’ll be for the Meta— ing mson. • e even now and when be be­ During a chit with Lyman comes manager of the Meta. High's Athletic Director and One fan here said he wouldn’t Baseball Coach Jim Payne, be surprised if Case bowed Jim says that Football Coicb out before Ihe IMS diamond Dick Copeland will also serve campaign got under way. One this Mason as chief basket­ thing is sure, though. Yogi ball mentor Payne added that will be the next Met pilot. • • • although he’s lost quite a bit Make It one for the Colts of talent from last year’s baseand two for the Brawni. Those are tbe magic aumben aeeded to bring Balti­ more and Cleveland lain the National Football League's title tilt for tho first time to loop history. Tbe Colts can rllnrh It by whipping the TALLA H ASSEE (D P I ) — Hunting reports from 22 Loa Angeles Rims Sunday. But the Brtwas still need wildlife management areas in­ two to wrap up the eastern dicated tha 1064-65 season in division crown. Florida may be the beat aver. Hunting Season May Be 'Best' Gama and Freah W ater Fiah Commission director A. D. Aldrich said a total o f 795 deer, 304 turkeys and 471 wild hogs were killed In the ereaa during the opening weekend of thla yenr^ hunt­ ing season. Largest deer harvest was reported on tha Ocata area in Marion and Putnam Counties w ith 264 deer. Thia w as fo l­ lowed by the Everglades area in Palm Beach, Dade and Bro­ ward Counties, with a take o f 150 deer. The Flsheating Creek ar­ ea In Okeechobee County pro­ duced 197 wild turkey and the A von Park aria In Highlands and Polk Counties reported 95 wild hogs killed. * * a Reports Indicate the Na­ tional Basketball Association will expand to ID teams for ihe 1965-66 season. The loop has applications from San Diego, Dallas, Kansas City, Cleveland, Chicago, P i t t s burgh and Houston. All n( these have excellent facili­ ties. • • • As far as the nation's per­ fect college football circle Is concerned, the list wss nar­ rowed to 17 teams last week­ end. Five m ajor schools are still unbeaten. Five teams were eliminated last week. They were Bowling Green. Louisiana T ech, Cortland State, Williams and the Rat­ tlers of Florida A A M. THEY BEAR WATCHING • - By Alan M ovbt ru t ptt& tD uts CMAMP/o*CM/CA60 6 f f * f M ff i T 8A PA H K * 7 *0 7 ca/a>fi<u+r o p 7*t* 40A9<*t, O f CA7C*OFO 7H £Y * A 7 0 7 * 0 *O Y 9 # *O U S O r , *7*A P £A *F fC S 7i*5\ fo c c f p m T r f& tr lA 97fO H Y S A A % CONNIE PENDARVIS, • queen candidate for Oviedo High's homecom­ ing celebration last weekend, is shown riding the float entered by the Lions Tale, the school's newspaper. The homecoming parade and other festivities were climaxed when Oviedo’s Liona posted a 89 to 0 victory over Frostproof. (Herald Photo) Hurricanes 'Did Fine Job' By Jim Barthes Herald Sports Writer "W e did ail right this sea­ son. Tbe boys worked hard all year. They did a fine job.” Thla was Coach Jim Clark o f South Seminole giving his fi­ nal comment about his 1964 football Hurricanes. It was a gross understate­ m en t The South Seminole Hur­ ricanes thla fall wers a fine example o f what taamwork, practice, and a lot o f school spirit can do for a football team. They compiled a commend­ able record o f three wins, two ties, and only one loea— a 7-0 decision to an older and big­ g er S t Cloud junior varsity. They rolled to victories ov­ er Sanford. Oviedo, and Tam­ pa and fou gh t to a standstill with tha Sanford and St. Cloud teams in rematches. Clark’s Canes outpointed their rivals this year by a 09 to 25 margin — including their runaway triumphs over Oviedo, 35-0, and Tampa, 39-0. They scored 15 touchdowns, 13 on tha ground and two through the airways. They massed an am niing total o f 1.614 yards rushing in their nix contests, while holding their opponents to on­ ly 493. In the lop-stded SSJII de­ cision over the Dons o f Tampa, the visitor* from the west coast could muster only It ynrds rushing and were una­ ble to gain even one first down against the Southwind defense. In the first-and-ten category, the Canes totaled 56 first downs to only 17 for their challengers. In the individual perform ­ ance departments, there were a number o f starts fo r the Hurricanes. Shining particu­ larly bright in the Cane was speedy halfback Johnny Mc­ Dermott, who, although ha was handicapped by injury through m ost o f the season, managed to score 4 T D ’e. His fin yard romp against San­ ford was the deciding factor in South Seminole’s first win. Against Tampa, McDermott only rushed three times. But r te rm o rs s i * * NOTICE IS harabjr a l « t n that I «m «nfA*»<t I* buatnaaa at IT) ! txiniwood. Seminole County, Ptorble, under the flctlttoue name o f BKEFTT’ S f lA I t ant th»t I Intend to r**l,tar m>1.1 mem- with the Clerk o f ths Circuit Court. Seminote County. KtnrMn. In accordance with the provlalona of the Plctllloue Nemn Statute*, to-w it : Sactlnn H i 0J Florida Utalultt 1111. fJ w tw v M O M W A M t) A ip M fK tP tT K A ( t i f f ) S!j|: La* Meyerhols PuMteh Nov. 11, 11. } « 4 Dec. J. 1141. CD O -li Another particularly out­ standing number o f tha South Seminal* backficld M cDer­ mott's halfback mate, scrap­ py Dennis Garctt, Garett lad the Cana* in scoring with 29 points, Including a thraa touchdown splurge in a rainsoaked game with tha Oviedo eleven. South Semlnol* alternated two quarterback* throughout the campaign. They wera Mika Hargis and Jim Lucaa. A lter­ nating fullbacks were Dave Druedlng and Ron Skeen. All four boys turned In exception­ al performances. The Hurricane*' fin* raeord apsaks fo r ItM lf when the line la discussed. W ith a front w all averaging wall over 170 pounds. S o u t h Seminole'* griddera sim ply overpowered their opponents. Tha starting 'Cano lino consisted o f Larry Garner at canter, Dan Peter­ son and B ob Mobley at the guards. Rich Rubright and G reg Danko a t tbs tackles, and Allen Richey and Bruce Stuart a t the ends. Other boys who saw a lot o f action thla year w ars Matt Hlckok, Leonard Hollis, David Fulsang, BUI Bhatr, and Don Owens. The Southwind blew op quit* a storm this, season. Coach Clark and hla charges have a lot to b* proud o f In th# w ay o f gridiron success. M 9 TM fATtM O TtS DeWALT HOME SHOP$f C Q S 0 Modestly Priced At Other Black & Decker Specials VA ■ POWER SAW 1A Inch ELECTRIC DRILL Financing Available 520 MAPLE AVE. - THANKSGIVING TURKEY i / ■** > | K V .N lift \ 7®* A HARVEST BALL contestant* for the title of Bowling Queen are these two bowlern entered by their respective leagues. Elizabeth Klein (left) Is aponzored by the Tuesday Scratch League and Gladys Henning by the Friday Nite Mixed League. The queen will lie chosen Thurs­ day night at tho Melodce Sknting Kink. 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T&H flA F S 0 * 0 0 * 7 8 * AYP — Page BLACK & DECKER • M o n o * e o t a e t f i * W a r t * * H * « a r * 0 » iw *»a W HAT 1964 (dressed and ready for tha oven) 1965 TEM PEST. A /liM//0<JA& FiCOFP O f 8 1 Nov. 19, For “His” Christmas Diesel trucks first were used ■bout 1933. Ir/feMMO pmmtrn m * m « *WW # * £ £ 7 *tY 9T7U * * P £ 6 * 1 1 0 9 7b P L A f+ J W W «m H Get a BIG 13 LB. CA>yi£ w rrtfff9 erra v es o f r t f ocp focofp, tX6 , A tP burn games due to a broken hand. "We’ll need everybody we can get on offenM to move the bsU against FSU," says bead coach Ray Graven. "They have one of the finest defen­ sive lines in tbe country and wiU make it tough on us. "It aura is nice to aea some of these boys lika Harper, Pm , Thom at and Whatley back in the lineup." Florida's oftentve work Ala week has been concentrated on many phases, and the bur­ den to be taken on by tbe line has been a major source of concern and week. "Our offensive line bM sim­ ply got to do • good Job against FSU lor ua to have any kind of chance," says Graves. "This I* when we ten lose or win end the chall­ enge Is there lor our offen­ sive line. I believe, from wit­ ching the fllrae of FSU, our offensive line knows what Ihey are facing." Florida will ease ap la prac­ tice routine Thursday and travel to Parry to apeod the night Friday, goto* on to Tallahassee in time for tbe game Saturday afternoon. ta n fe r h "LET US OIVE YOU THE BIRD" PREPARE FOR W IN T E R ! Legal Notice If tha m u lt was two touch­ downs and on* 25 yard gain which set up another 'Cana score. GAINESVILLE (Spl.F— It aow appears Florida's offen­ sive team will start against FSU Saturday intact for the flrxt Uma tinea the Mississippi rout Oct. 10. In that 30-14 victory for the Gator* this lineup opened tbe cootcit ou offense: Short Side End— Junior Gary Thomas, Short Side GuardJunior Larry Beckman, Cen­ ter—sophomor* BUI Carr. Ineida Guard— Junior Larry Gagser, Inside Tackle— junior John Whitley. Outside Tackle Junior Randy Jackson, Lone­ some End — junior Charles Carey. Quarteitoack — senior Tom Shannon, TaUback — Junior Jack Harper, Fullback — sen­ ior Larry Dupree, Wlngback— Junior Alan roe. Since that game at lent one member of this team has been missing, tbe most pre­ dominant of which being tallback, Harper and wlngback Poe. Harper misted tbe AUbema. Auburn and Georgia games due to injury, Poe missed toe list three quarters against Alabama, plus tbe Auburn and Georgia games. Thomas missed the South CaroUns, Alabama end Au­ th* FLA. 1st S t & French Sanford, Florida • 1 49 Phont f i f f $ t O i l f 322-0244 ft �Uproar Billy The Kid Puts School In J O H N ’S SH O E S E R V IC E ed. “ H VM «m #< * # NmBlMt Ull|l I lif t NBL* Ikl wkllo Billy butted tbo officer N a ry m a t . .• Tbo boy* took apoclal pro* If Billy got loooo and kegea foie. • »* cautions to ktop Billy corratl* following thorn around. I t followod kor to school Principal Vena Craig could ed in tfca fenced lot ao bo net put her finger so the opewouldn’t gat away. rifle vole against goote la ■ebeel but eke was euro a goat bod a# bueteeea cavorting finally called polka. T i m i te a k la e d w l " Patrolm an I m u r l S a lt s showed np. H o g o t 8 top * around B illy's S o n s and tyoat t beetle five a iau toa tying ropoatodly and cbowod on tbo y 2445 80. PARK AVENUE h J f (ACROSS FROM PO OD P A IR ) IV W Fine Craftminship Quality Material! •b n "We Sperialto# Va i f . S S -P J L ™ p io N E 7 £ £ u 9 By JnHaa Stenatroa by Toa Gilchrist of WISHtbs TV when be addressed mem­ fc rc ft for the trees it's good bers of the Seminole County to have someone d irect our Chamber of Com merce." atteotkm,'' aaid form er Coun* Dunn, a longtime proponent ty Commissioner V c r a o n of a countywide taxpayer*' Dunn, "a n d this was ably done association, a proposition “ When wo can 't sco which already has been en­ other fire municipalities In six years than during any like dorsed by th« Board or Coun­ Seminole and the remaining period in the county's history, ty Commissioners and the 500 square mUet o f unincor­ this is not the time to rest oo Board of Public Instruction, porated county areaa. laurels. We must either pro­ •aid GUchrist'a comments and "W hile it's true." Dunn de- gress or retrogress since no recom aendatlona applied not dared, "that m ore progress person, place or things re­ only to Sanford but also the has been made during the past mains sta tic." Dunn attributed thia pro­ other county officials and the gress primarily to the fore­ Seminole Chamber of Com­ sight, long range planning and merce together with other a c ­ determination of the County tive groups. Competent auth­ Commissioners during the orities, Dunn pointed out, 1951- go period and as con­ made studies and recommen­ tinued by subsequent boards. dation* ter roods, schools, public buildings, draining and water control and financing. Some, be said, have been ac­ complished. "During thia period," assert ed Dun, "the county's fiscal and tax structure hat been im- Tbo billy gent wasn't axBelly as white as enow. Ac­ tually, It waa pretty dirty from the back lot whore the beys had kept it hidden for 10 days to keep their parents from finding out a neighbor bad given It to them. "And everywhere that ^ o o n / ^ Y E A iy G O O D YEAR r OPEN 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. DAILY FBL NITE T IL 9:00 ■ CONSOLE TV • M «k RF.M. lent fisytet r s o d • 19 g m t Chriatmas setertl w k y Amtflfa’s teaSIng art tela * Kxtlasive with CawSyaer Jesters A aiarae # L I■ Had edit lea — key yaere eewt n 't u ittm m r r w m i t W ITH YO UR PURCHASE OF AN Y M AJO R APPLIANCE, TV OR STEREO By M i a R setae G-E STEREO COMBINATION A rummage tale being spon­ sored by the Altamonte Springs RADIO & RECORD PLAYER Library Association opened to­ day to run through Nov. SO in the vaeant building next to the barbershop across from the Altamonte Post O ffk e. Use o f the building has been donated by Mayer Lawrence 8 wofford and proceeds from the sales will go to the fund lo r budding a new library. Residents o f the eras are encouraged to use facilities o f the library which, during the month of October, receiv* ed 73 new books aad 49 which w ere donated by people o f the community. Members o f the aaeoclatlon w ho have not yet renewed m em bership are toon to re­ ceive reminder csrds. Mem­ bership gives voting privil­ eges at t o n a l elections for officers and trustees and la a great financial aid in defray, ing operating coats o f the lib­ rary. M ri. Florence Coursen, lib­ rarian, will b e glad to assist anyone requesting further in­ formation pertaining to m em ­ bership. - , U 111 4-SPEED AUTOMATIC CHANGER, DIAMOND STYLUS. 4-SPEAKER [ 'A" — STER EO Delivery Combination Contemporary ' Walnut . . . ■ Ahlilnglnn Model. All TranaRC7531 iatorlied. Precision S ou n d Control Centrr, 8 Speaker System. AM'FM Radio w g *g w e w g * G-E Custom Record Changer RECORD STORAGE. No defrostIngevtr, not even FB IS H B H p r SYSTEM, OUTPUT JACKS, No Frost! No FossI " s .1 STEREO AMPLIFIER FOR DUAL CHANNEL, G-E Big Zara-Degrti Fraaarl __ J ■ Medal M 754AMD e AfT-channel VHF-UHF inception with the new G-£ Tandem *82* integrated tuning system, featuring the exclusive "410* permsIron ic transistor turner, Installation e Front Cenlrah and Fraat Sound . . . Easy to sen -easy In ON ALL MAJOR e Set-end-forget Volume Control. . . no need te reset int­ erne tack tune your set in turned on. APPLIANCES W H Y N O T HUY IT N O W 1 AND TV Holds up to 126 fa! SBda-Out Shalvas! 2 Porcelain Vegetable D ra w n ! • Removable Egg Tray • But* tar Cofnpdctmant • Door Stor­ age, bottom ahalf holds % p L Milk Contained, TaH BottJen • No C d lt on Back • 13.7 os. f t Nat Volume • Coppertonn, Ma-or-MakJt Colon, or White, f G-E ALL T R A N S IS T O R IZ E D PERSONAL PORTABLE N ot Be Present ElectricBlankets CompUuly WathabU • io ° t & = * Dial year sleep’ng cem. fiU fc ftr r * . To Be Given Away EASY TERMS No Obligation. You Need To Win! L A Y -A W A Y New you can tan any pragram — almost anywhere. 8 E’» Nraenal Portable bring* in thn ballgam* bet* ter than ever m a 10 or. In. scraen. This groat new set la dein Rely wafer league — te e m high wrtk everyone. A •steer at enly fBRJS. 5 P. M. SATU RDAY N O V . 21 H LO-BOY TV ONLY South Seminole NOW! EASY TERMS Gardeners Hear Talk On Roses By Jane CataolWrry WEEKLY Assistant County Agricul­ tural Agent Ernest t.undbeTg spoke on rotes and tbalr care at a meeting o f the South Seminole Garden Club held Monde.-* at the Civic League Ruildlng In Longwood follow­ ing a covtred dlih luncheon. Mrs. H. r. Crittenden, presi­ dent, conducted the meeting and Miss Ella Cummings gave the devotional Mrs. O. W Holmes, flower show chairman, announced that April 10 haa been aet for the date o f the Spring Flower Show to be held at the Wo­ man's Club In Casselberry. The next meeting will be held Dec. 31 at 1:50 p. m. at the Casielberry Woman’ s Club and each member U asked to bring a 50 cent gift for a child to be donated to the Lions Club Chriatmas Basket Wel­ fare Project. Thera also will be a plant exchange between the members. • All-channel VHF-UHF receofkm with the new G-E Synchrolde ”82" illuminated tun­ ing system featuring the exclusive *410* peun.it(omc transistor tuner. • GE simplified “instant color* tsudrpZa for quu.fc. rorwenierg tuning o I color at/englt and tint. #G -E 'Fine Furniture* Cabinetry featuring mate tied wood veneers and tiardwood solids in authentic period design. • General Electric Exclusive *CA* Color • Single Dial Control TWODOOR12 KFRNBUBOR-FREEZER Chassis featuring system-cont/oiled picture • Porcelain Top and Tub* Mini-Cube ice tray power. AS LOW AS $4.00 WEEKLY • Gleaming White • Fall-Width Vegetable Drawee • U tn. ft Net Volume UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY NO PAYM ENTS STEREO DU E O N M AJO R PU R C H A SE S A P P L IA N C E S , U N T IL TV OR YELLOW This concert will he given especially for reiidanla of the children's home sod the home for the aged in Slavia but also will be open to the public at no coat. The Band, organised three years ago, la making amailng progress and all interested persona are urged to attend th* program* to bear thia fine musical group. Jailer Held SA R A SO TA (U P !) — Carl McCleon, a Jailer at th* 8 «ra•ot* County ja il, was charged with aecond degree murder in Tuesday nlght’a shooting death o f L. L. James, 47. N O T RE SPO N SIBLE I will aet be responsible fbr aay debts Incurred hr anyone ether than myself. EM.NE8 T K. UK I LLY L IS T E N YOUR S E L E C T IO N CELEBRITY PORTABLE TV ~ I OR DARK COPPER By JoAon Rays The Kastero Seminole Band V Geneva, under direction of Richard Zelley, will present a concert in the auditorium of St. Luke’s Christian Day School, Slavia, Nov. 30 at 7:30 p. m. $1 H O L D S FEB., 1965 Band Concert Set In Slavia o Aft channel VHF-UHF reception with the ncwG E Tandem* lite ” 82* illuminated tuning system featuring the exclu­ sive *4I(T Permatronic transistor tuner. * Automatically adjusts contrast ami brightness to room light (or best picture. e New sealed beam picture tube . , . easy tn -,ec . . . easy to clean. * Auto net ic Fine Tuning keeps each VHF channel exactly tuned at all times. 1 T O W T RR BIGGEST SELECTION OF TOYS FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES! ON ALL TOYS PUT ON LAY-AW AY NOW! $1 HOLDS FOR • AA channel VHF-UHF reception with the new GE tandem "82" tun­ ing syilem featuring the exclusive “ 410'* pamutroaic trasishtw 3 Wash Temperatures T r tt L ig h t 2 Rinse Temperatures Sett B R O A D C A S T “L IV E ’ F R O M O U R STO RE GOODYEAR OUR IS T H E L A R G E S T G -E VOLUM E PASS O N B U Y IN G G R EA TER Unbalanced Load Control /V a V y ; ts tv E n • Attractive, Hardy tug gage type kandk. Mini Basket 2 Wash & Spin Speeds LOW lO W magazine rack. "Take th# show eheraver you F e lt » ~ d ie t w h e e ls, w ith N y lo n brarlags. Fteeoeatrd in bright rid. ENABLES US TO G O O DYEAR Runs Afoul Law <£Z * 8 8 8 Register For Stereo T o Be Given Away Sat SERVICE STORE - 555 W. First St., Sanford ityThe form er commissioner Is convinced that organizing a taxpayers group whose dir­ ectors would represent agri­ cultural as well as com m er­ cial and Industrial enterprises, plits service Mtsblishments, tourist, and home owners would enhance not only the progress made in the past five y e a n hut stimulate continued interest and progress in these and other respective fields. Dunn claims that citizens presenting all these phases ot activity could provide s val­ uable service in sn advisory rapacity ,o county officials and liaison to the taxpayers. Truck ‘Collector’ DEPOSIT DEALER S A V IN G S T O Y O U ! proved from what waa aaid to be the worst In the state to one o f which it has been said, 'F ew , if any, counties arc in a more sound condi­ tion. As a result of reappraisal and new construction," Dunn went on to say, the total assessed — including non-tax­ able — value of all property has Increased 359 per cent, the total assessed taxable value 505 per cent, and the total ad valorem tax receipts have increased 123 per cent while the total m illage rat* has been reduced 65 per cent. T his," he said, "h a s spread the cost o f county government among m ore cltirens without hardship to any." Dunn said his figures reveal­ ed that from 1959 through 1963 new construction has amount­ ed to an estimated 9M,161,053. "With a more realistic, equitable and stabilized tax structure." Dunn declared, "coupled with the adoption of comprehenalvt toning plus subdivision regulations and building codes, w e have 19 new Industries with 2,000 em ­ ployes producing an annual payroll exceeding IT S million. We now have three major shopping centera, two new banks and approval for a third, flank deposits have in­ creased M per cent, postal receipta are up 49 per cent, pop­ ulation up So per cent and school enrollment up AS per cent." Dunn pointed to the seven new schoots built and the pro­ perty purchased (or three now planned, facilities added to many older schools, a new county jail, medical facility, alterations and renovations made to the Courthouse plus the Agricultural, Engineering amt Road Department build­ ings. Dunn also described the site chosen for the East Cntral Florida University along the southeast county line, the pro­ posed Junior college, the can­ al to the east roast, the coun­ ty's representation on the Hast Central Florida Regional Planning Council, and the Central Florida Development Committee as steps of pro­ gress. He included the San­ ford N sval Air Station "with its oustandlng personnel con­ tributing to the social, cul­ tural and economic growth of the entire county and the fact it Im i been designated a per­ manent facility." Dunn contends that s i an aid to the continued progress of the county through perhaps what now Is needed most— citizen participation Interest, the proposed taxpayer! asso­ ciation should barome a real­ I Filter Flo Washer System 15-Bulb -VERNON DUNN O P EN FRI. N IT E S U N T IL 9:00 P. M. D A IL Y PH O N E NO 322-2821 TAKE MONEY DOW N M O N TH S TO PAY B r i g h t o n , coin ( t r n _ Adams County lawr enforce­ ment officials arrested a "tru ck collector." They became auspicious af­ ter they noticed four trucks parked in 'he yard of 27-yearold Ronald Taylor. A check showed they were stolen. O fficers arrested Taylor when be returned home driv­ ing another truck. It also was stolen, they said. "E ria Ge Bragh" la an old Irish war cry which meana "Ireland Forever." �•xnferh lrmH Dinner Honors The Whites' *T oad“bon rj*** Meet Monday Mr. White it employed t t i i r f Orlande, a floor eovaring tor Jemll, toe.I rimr— . * m u » a oa the White*' oy tovnitDoara Mr. pal Mr*. Oae Jobspea, Mr. pad Mr*. WaMeaur D e a r pad Mr. pad Mrs. Char* loo Mr. Nor. 0. ISM, at the Church ta Battowa VatU, Vt They Bred atoot el their Berried Hfe la Spring* field. Mass., sad hare resided la Lsaiweod Mr the poll II ru u rr now WAiamoTON (urn Now's Mo time to plant apriap-fioaorta i bulbs, the U. f . Doporta eat M Agriculture M iss Lyons To W ed J. D. H igh In Geneva Robert WUey of RoUtos Coltog* will be iw tt ipeefcer at the pent meeting of the Seratoole Audubon Society. Hie subject will be "Australia As f Saw It.” Re will show slides as wed as tel) mom of his exleriencos while la Australis. There will be soma articles so sale from Audubon House, soeh as note paper, calendars, etc. which would make rood Christmas present*. The meeting will bo held oo Meaday, Nov. a , at 2:10 p.m. at the Geneva Community Hall. Notice the change la date due ta the Thanksgiving holiday. Xveryooe is invited to joia la, especially those Interested in conservation aod who levs birds and other wildlife. with a dtp—r potty hr fatally oad Meade at MR. AND MR8. PERCY WHITE of Lonfwood, on their 39th wedding anniversary. dfomsunaksM Qohtwi 4 o*. eaa mushroom stems, drained t i cup chopped celery 14 cup chopped onion 2 os. jar sliced pimento, drained Vi tap. poultry seasoning 2 c a u (lOVi os. each) condens­ ed cream o f mushroom soup 1 cup milk 2 o i. can chow main noodles Into a 2-quart casierole, Prepare cake mix as directed oa pkg., adding peanut but­ ter with eggs and water. Bake according to pkg. directions. Makea two I or frlneh layers. • • • PEANUT BUTTER FROSTING Vi cup peanut butler 14 cup margarine (Vi stick) 2 cups powdered sugar I tap. vanilla dash aalt Cream together peanut but­ ter and margarine. Continue whipping and slowly add pow­ dered augar, beating until smooth. Add cream, vanilla and salt and beat until thor­ oughly mixed and smooth. Makes enough to froit and fill an 8-inch, two layer cake. • • • PEANUT BUTTER FRUIT SALAD TOPPING U cup peanut huttcr •j cup dairy sour cream 14 cup honey U cup plrveappte-grapcfrult drink Combine and blend peanut butler, sour cream and honey. Gradually add pineapplegrapefruit drink, atlrring con­ stantly and carefully. Serve over your favorite fruit salads. This lopping Is especially good cm apple* and bananas. Makes 1 cup. rubbed with butter, com bine the turkey, mushrooms, c e l­ ery, onion, green pepper, pi­ mento end poultry seasoning. Blend together mushroom soup • • • and milk. Pour over the tur­ CREAM ED ONIONS key mixture. Sprinkle chow WITH DRIED BEEF mein noodles around the edge o f the casserole. Bike in slow ■i lb pkg. sliced dried beef oven at 321 degrees for -to 2 lbs. small onions US) 2 thsps. margarine minutes. Serves 6. • • • 2 limps. Hour Any child can tell you, "h a p ­ h tsp suit piness Is a peanut butter 2 cups milk sandwich." Those happy pea­ 1 cup bread crumbs nut butter aandwich eaters 2 lb»ps, butler or margarine Pee! onions and place In should be eternally grateful to a St. Louis, llo ., physician, boiling sailed water unlit ten who Invented peanut butter der, aliout 10 minutes. Drain while seeking ■ nutritious, and place in H i quart baking s u lly digested high protein dish. Mrlt 2 thips. butter In food (or hi* patients. It wasn't saucepan. Sllr in flour and so long ago, either—in 1H!>0— salt. Add milk gradually and that this food took Hi place sltr until satire thickens. Cut among the favorite foods for dried beef Into pieces and with boiling water. children, but in Just a few cover years its popularity grew un­ Drain Immediately. Add dried til today peanut butler ranks beef In sauce. Pour sauce over right behind margarine and onions. Combine bread crumbs butter i s the most widely used sproad for bread. It Is not tho exclusive property of children, however, as survey shows that it is enjoyed by idulls of all ages. Peanut butter provides the same amount of protein os two whole eggs and more pro­ tein than It contained In a gists of milk. It has more p ro­ tein per ounce than beef, bam , chicken or liver. • • • PAUL n m n e BOWLS Here ir e several recipes 5 " diam. $1.95 9 " dlam. $9.95 from the peanut hutler Insti­ 3)| " diam. 1,95 7 " diam. 4.93 tute. I think you will like them SII.VKKI'LATE BY — very much. INTERNATIONAL PEANUT BUTTER CAKE 1 pkg. yellow cake mix Vi cup cream y peanut butter •gfs aa directed on pkg. water, aa directed on pkg. KADER JEWELERS 112 8. PARK AVE. Hosiery Phoenix a nd Clausner • Latest Fall Shades • New Texture Hose • All Sizes Department Cream shortening and augar wail. Beat in the egg and lamon extract. Sift dry ingred­ ients together and stir into the mixture. Add ralains. Divide dough into 4 parts. Form each part into a roll about V4 Inch in diam eter. Cut cookies off these rolls and form them into balla about the aiie of a w al­ nut. D ip each cookie in augar. Place sugar aide up 3 Inches apart on ungreaied cookie sheets. Bake at 400 degrees for B to 10 minutes. Makea 4 do*rn. * • • CHOCOLATE chocolate 1 cup lifted powdered sugar about I Vi tbsps. water Melt butter or margarine and chocolate together over low heat. Remove from heat add augar and water. Beat until smooth and o f spreading consistency. Spread on cook­ ies. Makes 4Vi dozen. • • • MOLDED HOLIDAY DESSERT 1 3-oi. pkg. fruit flavored gela­ tin 1 cup boiling water 1 Up. vanilla 1 15-01. c m sweetened condrnitd milk 2 cups whipping cream o r POTATO COOKIES l i cup butter o r margarine 1 cup brown augar 1 tip. vanilla 1 egg 2 ox. (2 sq .) unsweetened chocolate Vi cup mashed potato Ik cup chopped nuts l 1* cups lifted flour Isp. salt tv tsp. (taking soda K cup huttermllk Cream butter, add sugar gradually and cream until fluffy. Add vanilla and egg. Blend In chocolate, mashed envelopes whipped topping mix 2 dessert Dissolve fruit flavored gel­ atin In 1 cup boiling water. Set aside to cool. Whip the cream or dessert topping as directed on pkg. Add vanilla. Stir sweetened condensed milk gradually into gelatin mixture. Add gelatin-milk mixture to whipping cream or topping and blend well, so that It is uni­ formly mixed. Four Inin a #cup mold. Chill until firm. Un­ mold. Serve with a crisp cookie or bar cookie. Serves 10-13. Petersburg, where she touches French and Spanish. Mr. High woo hens In TbmpkinsvDto, Ky. He was grad­ uated from Seratoots High School with the class ef 1258 and the University of Florida hi JOT. He to presently em­ ployed by the Florida Power Corporation a* an electrical The wadding will be an event of Saturday, Dec. 12, at 2 p.m. at the Calvary Baptist Church In Clearwater. HEARTY MISS SUSAN LYONS NEW YORK (UP1> — West to find out if he's serious about marriage 7 Aak him tor n sweetheart efaoet, contempor­ ary version of the bops cheat of old. Only ooc out of five men who give their girls cedar chests backs out of marriage, a recent survey showed. Phil R ose flew here from hie Hoag Kong facility Mon­ day to show fashion editors attending the ttth annual Na­ tional P ress Week just how long sweaters could grow end y et rem ain under $80 to price. Rose said if the work were done entirely to the United States the cost would increase 25 or 30 per cent. As It is $1.73-a-diy laborers spend six to eight hours finishing each ensemble with crochet or em ­ broider detail. Included in his collection were dresses, dresses with c o its , conventional sweaters, shills, long shifts and pants. Each w as unique In Hint it bore handwork detail—usually In the form of crocheted wool o r em broider on sleeve trim, Inset hands or bodices. What Rose termed "shaker" knits ran throughout his Cal­ ifornia creations. Urn first com plete line which he has produced with the aid of Hong Kong labor. Tho "shaker" knit could most easily bo d e­ fined as tho old-fashioned GORDON KELLETTS fiu m e JU L ii L IG 5 E T T DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17*92 SOUTH a - SANFORD HAIR SHADING N* GLINTING FROM | j p Five Foot Long Sweaters B E V E R L Y HILLS, Calif. (U P !)— L ow cost Oriental la­ bor today enabled one Cali­ fornia designer to com er a specialized market—slim wom­ en buyers seeking five-foot long sw eaters. P A Y LESS A T . . . GLAMOUR COLOR N* TINTING FROM fg-50 sweater knit with ■ new sil­ houette. Elongated shifts introduced by Rose, in effect, were long, long sweaters extending to within eight inches ef Use floor. White waa Use predominant color, and his shaker caprla the most eye catching. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322*4113 # Betty Anne's Hair Stytlag Sale* 2201 S. Park Ave. PHONE 322-7913 Wu Bout the lowest EVERYDAY Price* Anywhere . . . We don't confuse you with weekend Spectoto, Coupons, our prices are tho TODAY nad EVERYDAY! Look A t This Partial Lilting! 100-. BAYER 53' ASPIRIN GAME IS PLENTIFUL! HUNT IN COMFORT VITAMIN — WITH — STAR BRAND SPECIALS! B 1 100 MG....................100 FOR ||c VIT. A 25,000 Units 100 For g|c V1TAMATE THERAPEUTIC-M Qjvsuja Shoe Store DOWNTOWN 100 FOR ONLY $2*89 VITAM IN Bt2 25 M CG TABS ----- ------------------- 100 FOR 5 3 * SANFORD MATUHAU BY - -------\ Photo Fountoin Special! Special! 5 x 7 Black ft White Enlargement From Your Favorite Negative YOUR CHOICE ' ■<*. § 9 G ET A HUGE 11x14 W ALL PORTRAIT REG. 65c 5 SIRLOIN STRIP STEAK OR V2 Fried Chicken With All "The T rim m ing." C LIMIT YOUR ONE 77 8UNBFAW f Electric Razors ................. $13*88 Mon twice fat Mull* knot LADY VANITY DELUXE Hair Drver tfl ra A} Phillips Magnesia Tabs .... 75’s 47c Pertussin Spray..........................7|c C y fia n t fa t t a n . VICKS FORMULA “ 41" Cough M ixture---------------------- Q|c T t m v m it y lb u ? Grip-Tab cotton oxford shirt H -o o 3 DAYS O N LY! AM T H U R . - FRI. - SAT. N O V . 19-20-21 ©10 MOURSi IB AM - 1 Friday Nl«to PMt » PM — fi PM (0 FM — 2 PM ) • NO APPOINTMIMT NliO fD • UllCTIO N 09 U V U AL POSU • R B I POSI PORTRAIT • BAM IS AND CHUOMN 09 A U AOO • PORTRAIT DIUV1RIP AT tTOfifl A 91W DAY! AFTW TACTM Dristan Nasal M ist__________ |$c Long Play R ecord s---------- ea. 77c Murine Eye D rop s___________ 42c G. E. Clock R a d io ......... .... $17.77 7 Pc. Stainless Steel Knife Set $1.99 20 Pc. Blue Willow Starter Set $J.99 Em ko R e fill............ $1,39 Similac Baby Milk ............ can 21c Goodyear Service Store 'fjaJUudt’A Com plrto CHOCOLATE FROSTING 1 tbip. butler or margarine 1 ox. (1 iq .) unsweetened Ho t b baafc flood M ill ood good R nM fay OMiy wuedroto*. Tho couwuntont 9ua$v Grip-Tab collar to smart, d aa iva* i tor w n p o o or I oml Tho oalha*tJcaHtf M o ia d aNrt to white and fashion colors looks bast and fits perfectly bncoM aorsU dm n ity Ron trta fit designed. by Downtown Hanford’s and 2 tbapa, butter for topping. potato and nuti. Sift dry in­ Sprinkle over top. Bake In hot gredients together and add al­ oven, 425 degrees, for 12 to ternately with buttermilk, mix­ 19 minute*. ing after each addition Just e • • enough to combine Ingredients. RAISIN DROPS Drop by teaspoon on ungresiV4 cup margarine •d cookie sheet. Bake to 373 % cup sugar degree oven for 12 minutes. 1 egg Cool and frost. Vi tsp. Umoa extract IK cups lifted flour K tap. cream of tartar % tsp. baking soda V4 tap. lilt 1 cup raisins Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ly- [the engagement and approachona, of Clearwater, announce tbelr ter, Miss Sunn Jeanne Lyons, to Joe Dempsey High, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. High, of Sanford. The lovely bride-elect waa born at New Brighton, Pa. Me waa graduated from Clear­ water High School with the class of 1200, tod the Univers­ ity of South Florida at Tampe in 1203. She is presently a faculty member of Laalman Junior High School la St The Vogue At Fashion Show My Mm. M, k Boast turkey plus more tur­ key is called for by most Thanksgiving Day gatherings. Seans say still want to stuff and roast the turkey, but the goodsra hostess who wants to spend a little extra time with her guests will achieve this goal by setoetlag one or more of the newest convenient poul­ try Roms, A 12 to IS pound turkey that is already stuffed with old-fashioned bread stuff­ ing and a lour pound boneless turkey rout will supply about the same amount of meat to servo 12 to W persons. I f you have turkey end there Is some left try this Turkey Crunch. TURKEY CRUNCH 1 cups diced cooked turkey Pag* fi — Nor. 19, 19M 555 W. lat ST. — SANFORD — PHONE 322-2821 Store Listerlne----------- (14 oz. size) (ftc Pepto-Bismol ----------- (8 oz.) ( f c Cepacol Lozenges............... 24*s 2 fc �V9» W ir l V m fl N o t. 19, 1964 — P »«« f W E E K -E N D Jeannene Morgan, Harvey Bloodsworth Repeat Vows J tasacoe E. M argin, d iu g h -1 The living room furnishings I v u transformed into a replica Itr ot Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph E . w ire removed and the room o f a quaint chapel. The ImM tth ie u o f Geneva, and Harm j Bait Bloodsworth, son o f Harvey Bloodsworth o f this d tp , and grandson o f Mr. and Mrs. James Arthur Bloods­ worth o f Rochelle, Ga., w ere Baited in holy matrimony Satwrday, New. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the home o f the bride's par­ ents. 1 Geneva Personals Ur. and Mrs. Gus Somm were recent guests of Miss Ada and Miss Isabel Rogers. The Somms make their home la Orange City during the win­ ter. Ur. and Mrs. Robert Y a r­ borough and children are now living with the Lester Har­ pers at their home in Geneva. Mrs. Yarborough is the for­ m er Susan Harper. Bill Romans and Willard Som ans entertained at a barbeque at their borne in Geneva this past Sunday. Those invit­ ed were their friends and feilow workers from the Cape. From all reports there w ere well over 100 people attending this event. A big pat on the back to the people o f Geneva who are working in the behalf of that gentleman, Charles Lamb. Here’s wishing you good luck with your project. Visiting with hire. Carrie Maswell are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stumb and Mrs. Paul Maxwell. The Stumbs and Mrs. M axucll are all from Springfield, Ohio. MR. ANI) MRS. HARVEY RLOODSWORTH spiral white wrought Iron can­ delabra, and pedestal baskets accented with containing magnificent arrangement* of tested Florida East Coast, U r. sod Mrs. Bloodsworth are tem por­ Mrs. MatfcJeux chose for her arily residing with her parents daughter's wedding a (tunning until their new home la com ­ spice laen frock with beige a c­ pleted on Dougtas Avenue. cessories and her corsage was Out of town wedding guests o f champagne Deodrobium or­ included Mrs. W. 11. Weatherschids. bee, grandmother of the bride, Immediately following the from Jacksonville Beach; Mrs. wedding, a reception w ai held Thomas Weathersbee, aunt ol at the home. The refreshment the bride, Michelle and Wil table w ai overlaid with an ex ­ Ham H. Weathersbee III, cou­ quisite handmade lace cloth. sins of the bride, all from Coffee was poured from an­ Jacksonville Beach, and Mr. tique silver ta rries and toast­ and M ri. George S. Mathicux ed nuts and slipper mints were o f Cocoa Beach. served from silver compotes. Guests from Sanford were The three-tie red wedding cake Chief and Mrs. Roy Williams waa topped with love birds of the SPD, Capt. and Mrs. Ar and a crystal bow l contained nold Williams, SrD , Mrs. Mil sparkling fruit punch. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Lee E lder, Mrs. B. E. Ramey and M rs. T bom is Weathersbee. M lai D i a n e Bridges served aa junior hos­ tess. For her going aw ay outfit Nationally A dirrti«rd ilk' bride wore an elegant im ­ Sold and Serviced ported blue velvet dress from By A Registered Jeweler Belgium, which was a gift red and white glads and white mums. Rev." Julian Stenstrom officiated at the impressive candlelight, double ring cere­ mony. Given In marriage by her father, the bride was lovely, gowned in an aqua crepe and chiffon sheath. Her accessories w ere white and her short veil o f Illusion fell from a seed peari tiara. She wore an heir­ loom string of pearls, now be­ longing to her mother, and she carried a cascade bridal bou­ quet of while orchid*, m l rotes ami Strphanotis. Mrs. Louie D. Bridges at­ tended the bride as matron of honor and was dressed in blue dimnlty accented with white embroidery. She carried a small crescent bouquet of blue mums and her headpiece was a short blue veil. from her aunt. H er accessor­ Captain Arnold Williams of ies were matching, and her the Sanford Police Department corsage was of orchids. served the groom as best man. After a wedding trip lo the la your body skin dry? Is your circulation sluggish? Do you have aches, yarns and cram ps in your legs? You rfiouid see your doctor about your aches and pains but you can also help yourself by do­ ing a “ Body Lift." If your skin ugly? Do you hate to wear an evening dress or don a bathing suit when you go to the tropics, California or Florida. When winter com et, do you often find your body skin dry and itchy, and that overheated room* give you a sort of dry scale? De­ finitely you need help, and you can give it to yourself. lightly with cosm etic oil, the same kind you use on your neck and face Wrap yourself In a bath sheet and relax on the bed with your feet higher than your head. Make It at least a twenty-minute rest. This reverse circulation is your well-being. When you get up and start back Into the “ mainstream" of your busy life, spray your body with a favorite body cologne. Brush your hair vigorously, do a good makeup and you will feel like a renewed woman. A body lift like this once a day would lie wonderful, but even ooce a week helps you to relax and makes you feel that you are doing something nice for yourself After forty wo­ men need tc pamper them­ selves. If you are a “ cream putt" and ronnot stand a cold show­ er, you miss some of the exhilar aton of the rinsing. Towel your body dry, briskly rubbing it. Now rub your body DRUG SPECIALS! dred Babcock, Mrs. Helen DeWit, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Hick­ son, Mist D lans Bridges, Ber­ man Bridges, Mrs. Lea Elder. Mrs. B. H. Ram ey and Robert Howell. PRICES GOOD THRU BUN, NOV. C0NTAC . * MAAL0X LIQUID O A FINE WATCH SANFORD JEWELRY ft LUGGAGE *rf HAIR COLOR BY HISS CLAIROL ASPIRIN . 100tablets 9c Sw ISM — Flemings Gifts • Cards - Books 217 E . FIRST ST. 210 K. First St. g r a in § SACCHARIN . .. . 17c H FACIAL QUALITY — 4M’a | TISSUES . . . O «• COUNT H SANITARY NAPKINS EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD Have you contributed to the Judy Klnnlard fund T If not you tnsy do so by sending your check or money order to: Judy Klnniard Fund, P. O. Box 543, Give your body a glow. Use Sanford. Let's show Judy and her family that the people of salt, Just common table salt, Geneva are with them In their as your pick-up. Stand under the shower and dip a longtime of need. bandied bath brush into a bowl Sarah Craig, daughter of of salt. Then vigorou sly scrub Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harper, every Inch of your body. Be was married on Nov. 16 In San­ sure to do a lot of work on ford to Henry E. Jaeger, who your back. Now you are ready is stationed at the Sanford N a­ for a dashing, tingling shower val Air Base. The Jaegers are to rinse away the salt. Let the making their home in Sanford shower becom e colder and cokier. i t l«03>h West First Street. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaw ley over the weekend were Dlck'e parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gardner, from Tampa. I provbed altar waa flanked on and Berman B ridge* either aide by seven-branched the guests. 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO -the family store and f o ^ u o a I *• C W a T«w 1 L A Y A W A Y NOW PROCTOR SILEX TOASTER AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Save *2 On Scott's HUY ONE HAG CAN O PEN ER Turf Builder ........ 1.95 2nd Itni; ............ 2.9.) 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ALL LADIES' DRESSES 20% Reduction 20% REDUCED TO CLEAR SCAT CAR ONE RACK OF COATS, HKG. 12 93 IFCI304 I 7“ JACKETS, CAPRI SETS FOR SCAT-TRAC LADIES — BIG SAVINGS! DOWNTOWN SANFORD'S COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE C H IC K E N Y O U C A N EAT — 1593 I I " U M a T ra cts' R ealistic tractor detail; sim ulated m otor, turn sig ­ nal! R ea l tractor w hetla, steer in/ w heeL R ut ( 77* *The Prescription Our Primary Concern" QVestem nsiiito ..(he family stare TOUCHTON KEG. 9 IS 3IT1IHI REXALL DRUGS 30.004 UTU OIL Locally Owned And Operatrd By HEATER 4 9 « REG. 71.93 212 E. 1st ST. 322-1103 Glenn McCaU And “Ends" Mills Cor. 1st It Magnolia S22-2482 �4 Charles Appleby H as Party l e n n e u i M M ft t S m H 9 UMJTT 9 HOLIDAY SLEEPWEAR AND ROBES! Mrs. S. T. Bills Honor Guest Of Shower Mrs. Myrtle ITcldenreich was hostess recently at her Orange Avenue home to a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Stanly T. Hills. Assisting as cohostesses were Mrs. Mary Ann Harrison and Mrs. Alyce Tur­ ner. CHARLES APPLEBY Hull-Ellerbe Wedding Plans Announced MRS. IRVING PRYOR, displays clothes hanger, doll hat and unique stationary, all featuring hand details to be sold at the Garden Club Bazaar this Friday beginning at 10 a.m. at the Civic Center. MRS. C. M. FLOWERS, left, Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, center, and Mrs. R. L. Andrews nre showing wall plaques, Christmas trees and other Items to he featured at the bazanr this Friday. Plan to attend the fabulous bazaar, which will offer an assortment o f unusual merchandise including drift* wood, necdlecrnft, white elephants, home canned products and countless other items. The Dempsey Family Returns To North Orlando By Margaret Cosby M r. and Mrs. Doyle Dempatjr and their three children, Sharon, 13; Jim m y, 14, and Doyle Jr., 12, are all glad to be baek la North Orlando. They spent less than eight month* In New Smyrna Beach to be d o s e to Mrs. Doyle's parents, who were In poor health. They are back now, living In a larger house, on 40 South Devon Avenue, with their 21-foot cabin cruiser parked outside. While In New Smyrna, they enjoyed ocean fishing from Tba Ferfree and water skiing on the Indian River. They are looking forward to Invcstlgit- llEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA IIOTKI 3rd & MAGNOLIA Survey Indicates ECKERCJ . .D r u q S t o r e s ^ SOFT, WARM CHALLIS PAJAMAS Eggheads Prefer warmer weather. Right now, Working Alone they are making plana for a trip to the Ocala National Forest for a weekend o f bunt­ ing. Jimmy shot his first deer last season up at the Dempsey camp in the Forest, and they're hoping his luck is with them again this year. 1 sur­ mise, however, that even Sha­ ron wouldn't mind landing her own buck one day. You aee, the whole Dempsey fam ily la very ouldoorsy and takes to most all sports and athletic activity, so for the distaff member* of the fam ily lo down their own deer wouldn’ t he too unusual. It would Just be a goad day's hunt and a freezer lull of dinner for the winter. Dad Dempsey is an investi­ gator for the Public Utilities Commission In Winter Park; mother is a registered nurse, now employed us a dental as­ sistant, also in Winter Park: Doyle Jr. Is presently recup­ erating from hronchiul pneu­ monia in Winter Park M emor­ ial Hospital; and Jimmy la the sportsman, while Sharon will give anything a try from camping to playing the organ. .She Is active in F’uture T each ­ er* of Am erica. Future Home­ makers of Am erica, and the Girls Athletic Association at l.yman High School. She as­ pires to becom e u pediatri­ cian; her mother is her inspi­ ration. Sharon has already tasted of hospital service as a Candy Striper wliilo living in New Smyrna Beach. EVELYN'S Purpose Jacket Ing all the nooks and craanles] per, New Smyrna Beach, C o-1are delighted, however, that I their home ■ or the St. Johns River c o m e jcoa » Cocoa and Clermont. We I they have decided to make |North Orlando! The honor guest received an abundance o f lovely gifts, and refreshments of Hawaiian Final details have been com ­ punch and a bootee decorated pleted for the Hull-Ellerbe wedding. cake were served. Mist Caroline Hull and Attending were the Mmes. E. A. Adamciyk, Natalie E g­ Wickham Bacot Ellerbe II will bert, Troy Piland, Connie be married this Saturday, Nov. Branson, Lois Bristow, Norma 31, at 3 p.m . at the First Bap­ Mathleson, Frank Cook and tist Church o f Geneva with Mrs. Cook's mother, Mrs. Julian Stenstrom officiating. All friends and relatives of Homer Green, from Ocala. the young couple are cordially Invited to attend the wedding and the reception Immediately following at the Geneva Com ­ munity HalL Tim Dempsey family is allFlorida with birth certificates reading, from dad down, Jss- j ^ NEW YORK (UP1>—A study of 342 persons with “ high in­ tellectual capability" shows lhat 70 per cent o f them took Jobs “ which gave them free­ dom (o work alone or power to Individually lead and dom ­ inate others.” The study, conducted by seven Columbia University re­ searchers and published as a book, "Talent and Perform ­ ance,” was conducted among persons who had received fel­ lowships at Columbia for post­ graduate or professional train­ ing 13 years ago. The researchers concluded that these "academ ically tal­ ented" people "tend not to be the type who enjoy being team m em bers in the organization." "T h is 70 per cent figure Is much higher than we expect­ e d ," said Eli Glnzherg, Co­ lumbia economics profrssor. " I t 's an important finding DOYLE DEMPSEY, has recently returned with his family to North Or­ because It indicates bow very lando. With their father are Sharon and Doyle Jr. At the time o f picture, large the search for self-deter­ Mrs. Dempsey was visiting another son, Jimmy, in the hospital. mination, self-expression and autonomy looms la the talent­ ed people’ s plans for their life w ork." The study also showed that those who did well In college did not necessarily do well la­ ter In life. LOS ANGELES (U P I )-F o r vacations to travel," sa Another finding was lhat the the family that has every­ Jumcs McLaughlin, executive most successful persons in the thing, huw about a villa hi secretary. group married early and (hose Spain T "W e put these people In who "had difficulty launching Or a castle on the Rhine? neighborhoods u hrro they can their careers . . . tended to Procuring such accom m oda­ meet their sophisticated coun­ m arry late. Single men were tions is the specialty o f a new terparts around the world, or not consplcious among those travel organization hrre. just relax with the n obility." in the tup achievement level." World Wide Living Inc., which Among the conclusions The major lament o f World deals in luxury housing abroad Wide is the "luxury housing reached by the researchers: for discriminating American shortage" in Europe— luxury —"N o individual who has the travelers. housing on t h e European capacity and desire to proceed The firm can procure, for standard roughly com pares to with his education should be example, a 16th century, sev- middle class housing in A m er­ blocked hy tack of funds." —A high level o f employ­ rn-bedroom castle m Tangier, ica. said McLaughlin. ment in the outside world en­ built by Moorish invaders; a European econom ic p r o ■ tlth century farmhouse rear grams, It seem s, have forced couraged the students to pur­ Parts lhat onee was the pleas more and m ore rural workers sue their education to the ure abode of Louis VIII; or a into the cities, dwindling the i'b.D . and "the conservation three-story terraced villa in housing supply, while at the of talent truly depends upon Majorca, overlooking t h e same time enriching m ore minimum unemployment." yachts uf Europe’ s pleasure persons who then want lo set. spend their wealth on better It admittedly caters to a housing. limited m a rk et This shortage, said .Michael To dream in . , . look dreamy in! 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Charlotte & Fra n k DONAHOE -fi AND STAFF ^ CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO THE ------ SECOND ANNUAL C L A S S IC 70 r.*ir.h. b“k repellent. lock for the fobef fo be sure f/ / / i fm fV . d S, M ,L,XL 9.95 Use Our Christmas Lay-Away OPEN F R ID A Y N IG H T S WEAR 113 Magnolia Ave, OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOV. 29th — FROM — 12 TILL 5:30 COIL E. 1st k SANFORD A Y E . “ Thousands of Americans leave to live ie foreign coun­ tries each y e a r ," Paulin said. "In Southern Europe—that is, Greece,i, Italy, France and Spain—more than 73,000 Am er­ icans have taken residence, not counting government w ork­ ers." Psidln and McLaughlin, to­ gether with overseas representstive Kenneth Katz, ar­ range fur these expatriates to be surrounded with gardens, yachts and scenic views dur­ ing their stay abroad Instead of tuuriat-cloggcd downtown hotels and apartments. Kata travels the spa and re­ sort area* o f the Continent from his overseas headquart­ ers in klajorea, Spain — itself an established pleasure center. "W e have provided anything from fully appointed yachts and villas to deluxe condom ­ inium apartments along the Mediterranean coast," Paulin said. "More than ball o f these overseas residents are retired doctors, executives and gov­ ernment employes who find stimulating relaxation through a change in utem.'* environ DACRON and WOOL SIZES 33 TO 41 REGULARS — SHORTS — LONGS — REG. $49.95 and $55.00 — S *3 8 ® EXTENDED — LAST 3 DAYS TIILK & . FK 1, SAT. COSY ARNELft *N NYLON SUEDE ROBES Amel triacetate *n ny­ lon ; acetate satin trim Holiday puatel colors. Downtown Sanford FAMILY FASHIONS AND FOOTWEAR USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD! �'l l 1I 1 Nor. 19, 1964 — Paf# 11 ftaftr! Venn tTJbhg: DEAR AMY: My huabind monthv a fo but he ian't do­ ing anything about took a room ia town and it. He •s cornea to aee ua when he feela Uka it. T1m kida can't figure out what ia going on. Now he aaya he doean't have to divorce me, and he la Juot going to make m e mlaer- $acobg O n dbudya Here ia a hand that gave (irrat Britain ita awing in the match Italy at the World biggest against Bridge Olympiad. Tha bidding in the box ia that uaed by Jeremy Flint and Maurice liarriaunUray lo reach aix hearts. A lot o f p la y tn would have gona to raven with the North hand after South'a heart op. aning and rabid, but Maurice noted that that there war one king m ining. Furthermore, ha and Jeremy play Black* wood tha aama w ay this columniit oftan racommanda io that whan Maurice bid four and fiva no-trump, he « a i guaranteaing all tha araa. Therefore, South could and would hava bid tha grand U)s age ? A clergyman could help able. He aaya be 4oeea t have to com e back home, either. We have fWe chil­ dren, ranging from three yeara old to it . Should I juat go o o pretending t don't care what he d oei, or abouid 1 file for a reparation? BROKEN-HEARTED DEAR BROKEN: W h y don't you quit playing gamee and try to rave your marri­ ZUed for divorce about five • • • DEAR A B B Y : E v e r y Thankagiving m y mother haa the fam ily ov er for a big family m eal. Tbia meana 10 By Oswald Jacoby A A 10TH f A JI J .Ac Woman They feel • Uttla bit better than their neighbors, ar a Uttla bit batter than their business associates, or a little bit superior to tha woman In tha cluba that ara open to them. Highlight* Tonight, ho not only playa Herman, ha plays Herman's twin brother Charlie as well. And Herman and Charlie are­ n't exactly compatible what with Charlie being a bit of a sharper. A 9 p m . CBS Perry Mason. "T h e Case o f the Tragic Tro­ ph y." An open and shut eaae, or Is it? Since Mason never tackles one of those and since 7:30-1 p m. CDS The Muni- his clients are never guilty, tera. "Knock Wood, Here the suspense cornea from Television Tonight i l l Nnws— Mika W al­ m U R S O A T P. M. lien 4 'V) M) ,Ni«i, u « 4 i b « ? 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I 21 4 1 s t as It t :i T:t* 7.17 M 'l T il Ms * *4 r u | .44 I Itt I ta * S3 1 11 0- u II tk l l 43 (4t Nawa. hporta. W * » . thar C l Nanarnpa Iv» Nawallna II : i li t Thealar nf th* glare l l . l t C l r m l a h l Show O t Metis f ii r 11 II t.ll II) la.M l|| til Cl g*t S go ci* Sunihiua Almanan World Clstllaatiun stan On Nawa * Waalhar tit Twlay Itt Sunihtn* Atmanaa Itt W ska-up tloviaa a*| .Nawa C l Karin Market Rapurl III Todsy li t Mick it Caana ( ti |.«cat Haws. Wastsar III Caplala K a n* * rs* III Waalhar, Nawa C l Today IS| Partaanvlll* 1 7a DlVtfCa Court I a i .tmarlcan History O l KatrtUsa tur Woman 4*• Cannons ( l i Itnmpar Room It I Mr M>*oo C l Makn Hoorn (ni pal-Vy till I It 1 40 III 1.31 t.ll I II l.ll t.ll I 17 4:11 I .04 1:37 l:lo Cl C. Cl Ci ill Ci Cl 121 ill 121 131 ill Cl til ill '•i Cl Cl ll, Ci III ill Cl Cl (31 ill Cl Cl Cl III (31 ill Cl 131 Cl Cl (ti ♦ • • DEAR ABBY: That letter algned "LOVES CHIL­ DREN" took me heck five y ea n ago, when we lived in Duarte. Calif., <Los Angeles County) where they had the "BLOCK PARENT" plan, too. What a comfort it wat to know that in every block there w ai a big sign in tha window of some responsible parent'! home to let a child know that If ha w ai being bullied by another child, chased by a dog, followed by a stranger, or feeling ill, he could go to that home for help as an island of safety. The block parents In Duarte were also Instructed to nolify the sheriff if they saw any •trangt • looking characters either parked near the school or hanging around where children gathered. My children have to walk a mile to and from school tv rry day here In Oregon, and 1 aura do wish they had that BLOCK PARENTS p l a n here. 1 wouldn't worry so much. MRS. E . SMITH ara. Than they might lend a sympathetic ea r to tha activ­ ities and hobbies o f thalr ac­ quaintances. They may b« surprised at how many mu­ tual Intaraata ar* uncovered- T V Time Previews TV Time Show of tha Night: Comas Charlie." This is a 9-9:30 p.m. ABC. Bewitched. public service announcement: ••Just One Happy F am ily ." Aa If this seriea break* you up it Darrin doesn't have enough and you think Fred (iwynna'a trouble with Samantha's moth­ performance aa Harman ia tha er, her father, an intolerable funniest thing ainca Boris bigot (completely against mix­ Karloff, prepare for • treat. t Soft find tar bthkft 4 Alti aster -----I ru ui a t -----II Prt.-asU IS Juf(ad -----14 liaatkaa tatty 15 GtbOoa I• tea producing |( Clot has wit* vhita (ar 30 Roman |oM m 21 rruit IruU WORN OUT DEAR WORN: Hints won't help. Recruit the women end teen-aged girls to shoul­ der tome ot the load. (Leeva th* men alooe.) What could be more appropriate than cold turkey at Thanksgiving time? syRuth Miiiatt Lonely people often claim searching fo r friends. But As long aa they faal bat­ they can't make friends be­ each tlma after a few mast­ ter than tha people they meat ing* decides aha haa "nothing l throughout ordinary channel*, cause they hava nothing in in com m on" with tha other they ar* g o in g to ba lonely common with their associates. member*. A young woman working in What non* o f these lonely,, and apart. an office where the rest of searching woman acama to Thalr first step toward the staff find plenty o f realise ia that behind that finding a place for themthings to talk and jok e about phraia "nothing in common" aalvas and m aking frianda sita alouf at her desk, lonely they ara hiding tha fact that must ba to quit measuring and left out. She explains it they always feel Juat a little other* by th eir own mental by: “ I haven't anything in bit better than the members image o f themselves (which common with the other girls o f any group with whom they could b# a w rong on*) and in the office." instead accept others as they ara naturally associated. ed marriages) shows up and when hr learns hia daughter haa married a mortal, his (ury knows no bounds. Darrin lakes a real beating, but it all end* a* happily as poasihl*. The usual fine cast (E lliabeth Montgomery. Dirk York and Agnes Moorrhead) la aug­ mented by the guest appear­ ance of Maurice Evans aa Big Warlock Daddy. Good ahow. •dull* ia d 14 children rang­ ing from tlx lo 11 yeara old. Mother is not young any more and she has no one to help her prepare the dinner, but she starts tha day be. fore and says aha enjoys fix­ ing the turkey and pies, etc. Before dinner, all tha w om ­ en sit with the men drink­ ing highballs and listening to Chriitmai records w h i l e Mom and I set tha table. I help her aerve, and the two of ua clean up afterwards, while everyone else aits on their posteriors. 1 don't think it's m y ptaea to ask the others to pitch in. but wouldn't y o u think they'd know enough them­ selves to offer without being asked? Maybe if you print­ ed thla they'd taka tha hint. you pick up the piecea if you gave him h alf a chance. 1 can think o f five eicellcn t rcaaona to try — and they range from three y e a n old to 11. ians took seven rounds o f bidding to rsach tha grand alam. Actually, it waan't too ♦ A« bad a contract, but there wea • AMT no way to n u k e it. Tartnea Reeea opened tha AQJta AM tan o f diamonds. South might W 10 4 W iS have triad th e diamond fl♦ KM ♦ m ill + Q JM M A IM S ntasa right than end there, (* ) but he decided that Rasas M l would not lead from e king f K Q IT I I and that he had batter play ♦ QJTt for a 3-3 spade break. AS Henre, he want up with We tha ace nf diamonds, lad a If Waae 1 ♦ fern apada to hia king and a sec­ 3A Peas 4 N T. Bern ond apada beck to dumm y’s BA Tut BN.T. Pm ace. Than ha led tha all im­ •A Pare Pea Pern portant third apada. East -♦ M showed nut and South con­ j alam with a ilightly batter ceded down one because he enutd not g et three diamond ! hand. I A t tha other table, tha Ital­ discards. A housewife, tied down by small children, finds no social Ufa In her own neighborhood because aha has "n oth in g in common" with her neighbor*. Another woman Joins first on* club and than another < By A b igail V an Buren Hallo Pa* Picker* (Juldtag Light News— Rsy Scharar New* Weather Ctrl Talk Movi* Kncua Srlanc* Aa Th* World Turaa NUC Nan* Report Lorelth Tuung Psaawnrd Newilin* Honor* l|ou*a Pt rlr Hay la Caart Nawa Another World To Tall Tha Truth Central Hospital Naws— C lw ird t Toy Don't la y (Calari Kdga of Night Th* Young Married* Maleh lUm* Th* Sacrat Siarm Traltmssler SBC Nana Report Beat o f (Iroucho Corla Walt Walla Kaian llui klebatry Hound S«hunl Sports Newanap* l.aaaa It T* I t i l l l sow*. Maatntr, hporta i aug|*sDots. Why s o it up at the next PTA meetin g? Ail that is necessary for this plan to work ia the cooperation o f aite mother in every block in your school district. • • # CONFIDENTIAL TO "A LSO MADE A MISTAKE, BUT WORE W H IT E ": When I advised thusty: "Don't make two — don't wear white,” I did not mean the kind of "m istak e" you thought i meant. Tha mis­ take was in her tin t choice. 1 would Dot reeom m sed • white, form al, church-type wedding for a divorcae. Babe, usted? a a * P roblem s? Write to AB­ B Y . Box 6B700, Lot Angelas, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stam ped, seif ad­ dressed envelope. • • • Hat* to write letter*? Bead one dollar to Abby, Bon (19700. Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby a booklet, "HOW TO WHITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." RENTAL TV ♦ Sales ♦ Bart lee Seminole TV FA 1 4 IN Zenith Colo r T V B a t e IBM D i a f a t f A r e ■ U . V . J 11 rx < ) MIDI IN THI A 1N I U il s ita la e TaaH a *-l*I.KA0K. NOT NOW* H ria lM * W ar*** -V i.v w v : nv r.n INDIA" l.aaraa Warell — Celaa rat. * m t. T r ia l* F a a ta ra r-rilK WAll)V.HS’ -h i« < » :* r o w a r l-lirallH O T* -• r K v rr.R 's *401 NTAIN" NOW tkrn WED. SHOW S A T 1.11 • B:IS B it-T H -tH T H lJ I S T ttC lftim DEAR MRS. S M I T H : Where the safety of children it concerned, your local fT A would welcome your wondering how he's going to get this one acquitted. B-30-B p.m. ABC. My Three Sons. "Tha Coffeehousa Set." There's nothing strikingly ori­ ginal about the beatnik takeotfa and if Robbie (D on Gra­ dy) wants to sing in a coffee­ house, that's his affair. But, there ia one very funny scene in which U>a entire family does a Uvingroom impression of the coffeehouse hangers on. STARTS C l ' V Ik I V lY L d llA I v*w araay am IMUORTBL' HAHRMUMMi p r j& t t t WANTED DEAD or ALIVE ALL "Purple Pizza Eaters and Pizza-holies" REW ARD 74STE-7fM PT M hD fl/C/0(JS C r ln p y T e n d e r , D e lic io u s C ru n t. T n a te T e m p t in g S a u ce; And The F in e n t O f R lt n d e d WHOLE PIZZAS WITH A VARIETY OF GARNISHES C h eeses. Also Featuring Delicious S U B M A R IN E S A N D W IC H E S 15 "A MEAL IN ITSELF* Made On Real Italian Roll. Filled With Tht Fintal Of Meutn And Cheese! PER SLICE Parfael for asy m ail or a ssack! TOM S P Phone Ahead For NEW Faal Courteous Service 322-9652 • 2 LOCATIONS: IIWY. 17-92, FERN PARK 2020 FRENCH AVE. — SANFORD (OI'F.N I :.ie P.M. T i l . I I :M P.M. EVERY D A Y ) I �First Government W es 'One House* bungling style and manner ai would have disgraced boyi of U years of age. These solemn contracts, having the sanction of the lews of God and man, were act at naught without judicial Investigation end for causes which, so far aa they appeared to Congress, were The recast U. S. Supreme Court ruling aa reepporttesmeat based as the principle of "ess man, oae vote,'* has stirred s flurry eg talk is Florida about adopting a (Bicameral legislature. UBicameral m e a n “ooe houee,” and the system oper­ ate* today la but oae of the 50 state* of the natioo-Nebraa- neither justified by divine law, principle nor reason." Continuing bis scathing de­ nunciation. our representative In Washington cited why he favored annulment of a Terri­ torial law directing court to be held in Key West "where only nine people reside per­ manently,** sad of another changing the county seat from Apalachicola to St Joecph be­ fore a house had been built in the latter! Such waa life and politics d u r in g Florida's territorial days operating under e uni­ cameral legislature. PANELING pass, it would not be unprece­ dented la this state. History records that Florida's very tint self-governing body wee a unicameral legislature! la U S, when Florida wa* a Territory, Congress paaaed aa act veetiag the legtelathre pow­ er la the Governor end a Leg­ islative Connell composed of "U of the moat fit and dis­ creet persons" appointed an­ nually by the President The Governor reported actions of the Council to Congress, which could annul any of them. The teak of finding these "moat fit and discreet" gtnttemeo remained with the President until 1828 when the Territorial Legislative Council waa made elective. At that time the Territory waa divid­ ed late U districts, each con­ taining approximately th e tame number of residents. It waa not until U3$, 11 years after creation of the Legislative Council, that Flor­ ida adopted a bicameral sys­ tem of lawmaking. The Con­ stitution of UU, which aet the stage for statehood, establish­ ed a General Assembly con­ sisting of a Senate and a House of Representatives. Relative merits of the two plans get varied reaction in present day disc unions. In Pinellas County recently, the St. Petersburg Times took a poll on a one-house legislature. One booster of the bicameral ayitem reasoned, "We need two sets of crooks to keep an aye on each other." Eighteen per cent favored a single house, 39 per cent were for the bicameral legislature, and 43 A LOO CABIN »erved as temporary quarters for government when Tal­ lahassee became the state capital of Florida in 1824. Top photo, obtained from the collections o f the Library of Congress, shows Florida's Capitol in 1838, an depicted by n French artist, Francis Conte de Cnstelnau. Flori­ da's present Capitol, on which construction began in 1839, is shown in lower photo. The two houses o f the Legislature are quartered in the two wings. b y Chuluote American Legion Post 223 at the Post Home this Friday starting at 9 p m. BUDGET PLAN! 9 Muile for dancing will be by "The Country Cepera." A door prire. a turkey, and other prlxct will be awarded during the evening. This event la for Legion members and their Invited guests. HILLLumber& Hardware Co. 223 WEST 3rd STREET IMPORTED SCOTCH J o h n n ie f f RED LABEL Charred Oak Hedges & Butler 8 Yr. Sir. Hour bon KEG. 7.30— 68.95 CASE REG. 4.30—33.73 CA SE Just North of Casselberry City Limits *°* u „ rtr Private Cellar $ 0 7 ' BONDED BOURBON nw y. 17 uo 1 4 -H 6 PRICES GOOD THROUGH SA TU RD AY , NOVEMBER 21. (V O D K A n Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando I or G IN St FO U R A GLENM ORE VODKA HIRAM WALKER’S Territorial Gov. William P. DuVal, termed by some histor­ ians aa "the greatest Govern­ or Florida ever had," strived to help the new lawmakers keep their feet on the ground and get the new government off to a sound start. But the e a r l y Councils apparently were a free-wheeling bunch. PHONE 322-5581 C A R S T A IR S G R A N T S 8 Yr per cent were undecided. Beginning In 1829, bank* and Insurance companies w e r e chartered with lltUa restric­ tion. The Territory issued bonds for the Union Bank of Tallahsssce totaling $3 million. An account of the period re­ lates: "Money flowed freely until the panic of 1837 when a decline In cotton prices, the prolonged Seminole War and a frost which destroyed the citrus crop contributed (o the downfall of credit. Many banks tailed, including the Union Bank of Tallahassee, and when the State Constitu­ tion was adopted It made It unlawful for the Government to go Into debt or for bankers to hold office." The Territorial Council ran Into fierce criticism from one recognised leader of the (lay, Col. Joseph M. While, who served many year* in Con­ gress aa the Delegate from Florida. He once quoted the chair­ man of the judiciary com m it­ tee as saying there had been "m ore vicious legislation in the Territory of Florida than in all other territoriei put to­ gether." Soon after this, White com ­ plained, **we had a batch ol divorces granted, apparently without reason, and In such Studenta of the Seminole Mamcte, Chattel Lewis, Mika Hancock, Victor Pent. Karan Renfro, Dark! Murray, High School TEC Club toured Dicnncn, Caclk Durand, Wade Vlckeri, Rodney Lobdcll, Cary bert Nary and Mika Smith the Martin-Marietta plant in Orlando la puriult of broaden­ ing knowledge of the various phaaet of drafting and engi­ neering. Albert Bertani, director of profenkmal development at Martin-Marietta arranged the tour, which waa conducted by John Campbell, director of en­ gineering drafting division, and varioui department headi, including Edward Walthcr, Ar­ Natural Wood and Royalcote thur Folkser. Raymond Kerkhoff, John Campbell and Ro­ DON M. Sullivan, oper­ bert Feldman. Bertani complimented the ations officer o f Re­ ------ ALSO -----SHS group highly and aaid connaissance A t t a c k that the school has one of the Squadron 9 and holder Wood Grained Sheetrock best equipped drafting rooms o f t h e Diatinguished in the state. EXCELLENT FOR Flyinjr Crons, has been Students were accompanied REMODELING or ADD-A-ROOM promoted to the rank on the tour by Principal A. J. o f commander with the Bracken, Teacher R o b e r t Hoot Owls. Schmidt, Mrs. Evelyn Kick(Navy Photo) liter, mother of TEC Club President Denver Vodopich, and George Goldstein. Besides Vodopich, other stu­ Chuluoto Post dents Included Chris TiUis, i l l ask a b o u t Sets Dance vice president; Gerald Gold­ A "Turkey Hop” will be held stein. treasurer; C. J. Metzl OUR NEW ROSES J CARSTAIRS U a A IU Q m ir n o f f M* BLEND By Jane Caaielberry VODKA The Student Council o f South Bourbon Supreme Seminole Junior High School Kentucky Gentleman STRAIG H T BOURBON at Casselberry haa organized and representatives from the seventh, eighth and T. W. S A M U E L S ninth grades have been elected. Plans are being made for projects and activities to improve the school. Officers for this school year nre Waller lll.tllne, president; l.alon Byors, vice president, and Debbie Uarrhus, secre­ tary-treasurer. Bill Edwards is the faculty advisor. Seventh grade representa­ tives are Linda Ackerman. Debbie Webber, Richard Mc­ Call and Beverly Riley. Elected from the eighth grade are Debby Dane, Tom Pinnock, Sandra Wharton and Don MeKIreatb and from the ninth grade, Donna Kilmer, Linda Gunter, Joanne Rider and Richard Kaiser. fi YR. STR. K Y . BOURBON FILTERED1* V O D K A EXTRA DRY G O R D O N G IN Modern and Period SO FA BEDS from $ 5 9 # SECTIONALS from m MR B O ST O N EG G N O G V A T 60 1 L IV IN G ROOMS M \ H U D S O N BAY Por Your Contenienre OR We Are Queen Anne 2.B9s,h|INVER H O U SE D E R B DESK IMP. SCOTCH REG. < 30 CASE 24 12 OZ. CANS < YR. STR. BOURBON Canadian Ace S E 3.69 A B C BEER or ALE 3,89 G O EBELS IM P . SC O T C H Now You Know POP T O P ---- 3.99 A D r CH A RCO AL FILTE RED STR. KY. BOURBON 'Money Back Guarantee fig? RU PPERT’S lly Lnitrd Pre.a Cobra, cannot hear, having no tar opening! or eardrums and are probably "charm ed" Ity the undulating motion of the snake charmer's pipe and body, according to Science World. b eer 6 — $1w ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE Trunk Mystery Becomes Clear ROME (U P I) — Some of tho mystery surrounding the bisarra cast o f tha man in the diplomatic trunk dissolved today. Ha waa Identified aa aa Israeli defector who ap­ parently became a spy fur tho United A rab Republic. The atranga tala of foreign intrigue cams to light Tues­ day whan Roma polka found the man bound, gagged and drugged in a trunk earmark­ ed fo r air shipment to Cairo aa "diplom atic mail.” Tw o UAR diplomats, accus­ ed o f arranging tha elaborate kidnap scheme, were eapellrd by the Italian governm ent Wednesday f o r violating tha Teles in the gam e o f diplo­ m acy. | PARK & TILFORD 17 y d c h a m p io n I l\ Canadian Deluxe I YR. C A N AD IAN W HISKY REG. <30— 17.75 CASK This Catalina Sport Coupe Is Ready For You Right Now STRAIGHT KENTUCKY • BOURBON KING S I R . K Y. BUB. OF THE « S IZ E D H I-B A LL ^0 39c DAT or NITl - OPINING Til CLOSING 39c r IMP. FRENCH BRANDY REG. 5.30 CONCORD KOSHER GOLD SEAL SwS, C H A M P A G N E WINE FULL GAL. IMP. FRENCH Pink — Whit* — Brut PONTIAC UUICK — RAMBLER SANFORD. FLA, Sparkling Burgundy REG. 37.93 *•** CA SE ▼ a € ' J | (| COGNAC *) �* •» 1 1 Johnson: Next Phase The most Important event In the United States today is taking place behind closed doors, necessarily so •t the start. It is the development of new goals, and the reappraisal of old goals, by President Johnson. It has begun with the Cabinet-level con­ sultations at the LBJ ranch. It will continue with the reports of the President’s task forces that have been working quietly in most of the big problem areas for several months. Then the message on the State of the Union will be written and legi­ slation drawn up. This is an important process for at least two reasons. The President has vigorous majorities in Congress which President Kennedy did not ha%-e. And he is plainly determined to make a mark of his own on his time. The Kennedy style was to gather around him intellectuals and plan­ ners and officials, to argue and draft proposals, and then for Mr. Kennedy to decide. President Johnson works by con­ sensus. He wants capable groups to come up with programs he can adopt. Of necessity he will remain at the center of the process. The various parts of his program have to be coordinated. As the most ob­ vious example, what a task force wants to do is limited by what the financial policymakers say the gov­ ernment can afford. But Mr. Johnson wants more of the decision-mnking to be done by others, further away from himself at the center. Mr. Kennedy, whose process of thought was closer to himself, looked for what he thought was the best program under the circumstances. The circumstances began with his own ideas and ended with hta narrow margin o f victory and his limited In­ fluence in Congress. Mr. Johnson usually looks farther out. He obviously intends to involve Congress and the public at an early stage In debates generated by his task forces and the proposals that result. Hia method is to include them in the process o f decision-making it­ self. They would then be more likely to support the result. They would have helped to shape it. This is a lively prospect. As the concept of the Great Society begins to take tangible shape we will all be able to discuss it. We for our part welcome a broader share by the pub­ lic in policymaking. Like others we have our own ideas to express. But more than this, most o f to­ day’s great decisions are complex. They involve a hard labor of thought, studying the fncts, sorting out the gains and risks of a given s t e p , thinking the implications through. The public too often is left out in the wilderness instead of be­ ing invited inside. The election campaign was re­ markably short on intelligent dis­ cussion of issues. We trust that the President’s flair for communicating will now progress from his personal­ ity to his organized ideas. — Christian. Science Monitor • • Herald Area Correspcndents Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Barris (48 3834 MS-4664 Lake Mary Mr*. France* Wester 317-6219 Casa# Ike try Mr*. Jane Casselberry 838-5044 Lake Monroe Sir*, ft. 1- Johnson 322-4722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Fates 438-3317 Chulantn Mrs. Joan M afia 3(3-3742 North Orlando Sirs. Margaret Cosby 322 6793 Prltnna Mrs. Mildred Haney (64-3(31 Osteen Mr*. Clarene# Snyder 322 4841 Geneva Mrs. JnAnn Hay* 319-1873 Oviedo Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 263-3160 1-A Sanford, Florida Thura., Nov. 19, .W AL TKM A. (ilKLUVV. K U i r o M ASM l‘ L « l , H U L H r s i x K v u i .t o i . I ve.. U m h U s s - n e s e r s l * • ■ » « • » jt u s x l. sT K M ra u a A ssociate K d llsr Billy Is ■ victim of MM sf Iks commas nuisance habit* that afflict children. It starts la early infancy bat often em­ barrasses youngsters through grammar school, so learn to curb this habit by Indirect psychological approach list­ ed below. And will you par* eats please calm dowu, too, when Ms bedtime arrival? leadership. It is quite obvious, howev­ er, that the Republican par­ ty requires new leadership. Obvious also is that no Repub­ lican leader who bolted the Goldwater-Miller ticket this year or who gave It no more than faint praise would be accepts Me to Republican con­ servatives. The Republican conserva­ tives could and probably would sabotage the presiden­ tial campaign o f any soft boiled leader who might now be imposed on them. Why n o t? Many soft-boiled Re­ publicans boycotted the Goldwater campaign. What the Republicans had better come up with in a hur­ ry is a compromise on the party leadership. It is not neressary that either faction , lov,, the compromise leader. Hut it is very necessary that neither side hates or despis­ es htm. There ore not many such. First to mind probably would be Nixon He did a big jo b for Goldwater this year while such as Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Sen. Jacob K. Javits, both o f New York, were quaking under the storm cellar hunks. Illinois* Charles If. Perry didn’t offend either side in the campaign. Its did worse. Perry offended all hands by losing his run for governor. If he had been elect­ ed. Percy might have been 1961 everybody's candidate f o r leader of the GOP. ■AHHT MU I I. J O M V S O * M sasglag Editor DUMIS WILLIAMS •octet/ Editor OOTTIE A I'ITIX City Editor Jl'U I O in r (t o ll K M T I L K I t X U X M Adverti sin g Di recto r I. H C E X Advertising Manager MOT P U T T Oeierxl Advertising Mansgsr l u l l SUOMMAKMM Maslasss Manager S-NEU W IL L S Mschaaleal B IL L W ELLS SispL ‘ T e a painted hia thumb with bitter stuff from the drugstore, but this hasn't stopped him. "S o what else can I do? Our dentist says he may dis­ tort the position of his teeth if be persists.” You Bihle scholars may re­ call that when Gideon was chosen to lead the Israelites against a vast arm y o f the invadcra, he didn't meet them head-on in active combat. No, indeed I For God bad urged Gideon to em ploy what we psychologist* call the In­ direct approach. Gideon, with only 300 picked men, thus employed psycholo­ gical atrategy and routed on army o f about 143,000 men. Uae this same indirect m e ­ thod when trying to break a child of the entrenched habit of thumb lucking. For this problem is very common and develops early, due to the child's attempt to relax. It often starts because the child la put to bed with a bottle and the act of nursing thus is a symbol that "trig g ­ ers” his complete relaxation into deep sleep. But somtUmas the child is still restless or hungry or the bottle rolls out of his reach. In his resulting frustration and irritability from hunger cramps, be finally gels his thumb into his mouth. So he starts sucking on his thumb. This serves as a sub­ stitute for the former "t r ig ­ ger” and also produces m ore salvia, which ha then swallows to help fill his stomach. After the habit has becom e well developed, it 1* difficut to change, as many adult* have likewise learned regard­ ing our own nuisance hablta of smoking, drinking or ov er­ eating. But here are some of the in­ direct methods for breaking this habit* (1) See that the child's sto­ Letters Editor, The Herald: Congratulation* on fact that there Is a definite your threat to our country hy ath ­ Nov. eistic communists. They have made the statement that they Now that the smoke has intend to defeat us by sub­ cleared to a great degree, I version, or in war If neces­ would like to clarify a few sary. All of their actiona in matters. First o f all, I would the past twsnty to thirty like to state that my w ife y e a n are obviously aimed at this and I have never been, are this goal. To ig n o n not now, end never intend to threat is the same s* the nsbe members o f the Birch So- trich who would hide his head clety. The puropss o f this in the sand to avoid danger statement Is the fart that up­ creeping up behind him. tremsndous 3rd. victory of on attempt to warn of the danger that socialism Irads directly to communism, we have repeatedly been charged as "Y ou B irch en .” This re­ mark seems to banish the Therefore, let us forgot our political animosities and con ­ centrate on the safety o f our country, tnd on the prssarva. tion o f our constitution. In doing this, let us all quote IMAGINE YOU IN A CAR LIKE THIS! "W E D ID " V IS C B S T lee wssM (3) Offer him a substitute toy to bold in bit bands, such as a wooly lamb or cloth pup. py, panda, etc. Children relish having such a pet as a bedfellow, for the pet vaguely gives them the feeling they are not alone. Even older children of high school age will thus take (heir childhood panda or trtldy bear to bed to "trigger” their re­ laxation. (4) Roll soma limber card board into cylinders and thrust the child's arms Into them, ax stiff sleeves. I’ in the cylln dor to the pajama slccvca. Editor, Herald: The chilli ran then bend hit On bshalf o f ths office** arms partljlly but not reach and member* of ths Sanford his mouth. Elks Lodge No. Ill41, especial­ (3) Cut some strips of rub­ ly Gene Walter, chairman o f ber from an old Inner tube our community activities com­ When his arms are extended, mittee, please irn -p t our most pin one end to each sleeve's sincere and heartfelt thanks cuff and the other to the mat­ for ths splendid publicity you tress so when he raises his extended to our Lodge during ha ml to his mouth, his arm will be um W tension and soon the redecorating o f the class­ this thumb will slide out of room* at "The Little Red Schoolhouae” also for your his mouth, due to fatigue. fins write up concerning our "brochure” which enabled us to win third award through­ out the nation fur this partic­ ular phase o f activity. The slendld cooperation that exists between the new* me. dls and the various local o r ­ ganizations in Sanford n in only unimpeachable sources. My only Interest is to try wonderful spirit and we hope to prevent the gradual manip­ It will continue for years to ulating and suliduing nf our come. Frank E Holmes form ->f government. C. F. Brooks Smith, M.D. Secretary lie s | Tear I I I I Mus ias a as i Months I S* I Hast* — CAN DELIVER RIGHT NOW — I “An Hour w ith Robert G o ole t* Music, comedy, dancing, w ith a supporting cast ot stars Th u a d if, November 19 10 -11 p.m. Channel 6 .112 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. When You Choose a KITCHENS by E L E C T R IC M enth Home in Ravenna Park “ A Community of Homes — Built with Pride" AS LOW AS CH O OSE YOUR INTERIOR PAINT AND TILE . . . IF YOU BUY NOW! $ 70 - M ud INCLUDING T A X E S AND INSURANCE p a id la e d v a s c e . ______________________ C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. — FULLY EQUIPPED — AIR CONDITIONED — E n t e r e d ee se co n d e l e e t m e t i e r e u l o e e r I t . 1*11 e l l * e Peel Ofti • o r S e n i o r d , F l o r i d a , u n d e r th e Act a t C s s s ' * ” o t M e rc s CUSTOM BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. *• m ; ' Me pert ot any material, newe or e jv erueio e. et IBla edition et The heatord Herald may se reprodaced la any meaner wltn rut written perm.seioa ot the paSi.sner of Tne Herald Any Jffjlvlduel or ttrin tesponsiule for *o-a rsprudactlon will L* considered ee ln lrln* m * on Tne Herald e c o p y r lt s i end will Se held l.e o le toe dama^ee wader lb s le e , On CBS-TV BEAUTIFUL U. a Pastel Recatstle as provide met ell well eaSecripUase he T o e H e r e i n le a n e m s e r s t I h e C e n s e t*rese w s i c s Is est i l l e d e x c l u s i v e l y t o t h e u s e t o r r e p a s l l c e l l o s e l All t h e lecel Bs we p r i o t e d In t h i s n s w a p e p e r . COMPLETE ■ M C rx -D E A L ! 56 ALL O T IIK H MAIL l i l t * 1 Tear I 7t t U o a ia s I I I I Moots* I.SS *yBut first m int com e settle­ m ent of approximately *100 m illion worth o f U. 5. claims Kadar'* assurance that co­ on nationallied Hungarian pro­ existence remained a basic perty, Hungarian bands and policy did not really allay the war surplus. fears. Econom ically, the country Within recent weeks a new suffers the usual CommuniJt agreement was reached be. Ula o f centralised planning and tsveen the state and the Ro­ la ck of incentive. man Catholic church and new Once able to produce enough bishops were named to posts grain to feed itself and even to long vacant. export, it now most import. Within coming weeks it is Despite a conspicuous lack of widely anticipated with a raw materials, the regim e con­ change also will com e in the tinues to press a campaign for status of Joaief Cardinal Mindheavy industry. stenty, for eight years a vol­ In Hungry, the a v e n g e wage untary prisoner In a tiny apart­ ia about 1,700 forints per ment slop the U. S. legation. month, nr something less than Soon, it Is believed, depend­ $40, Just about enough to buy a ing st least In part on hi* own medium quality m an'* over­ wishes, Ihe cardinal will be in coat. Rome. And the state which in 1919 sentenced him to life im prison­ ment will agree to his going. Tartly, the*e are Communist INVESTMENT SERVICE confessions of future. Partly Listed and anHatad they are the result of the EastNecnritles ern bloc's gradual show o f in­ Mulsal Finds dependence from Moscow and partly they are the results of ALLKN A CO. a desperate need for Western Ilf F. LEMON ST. currencies U. help finance a LAKELAND. FLA. continuing drive toward devel­ Member: Midwant Stock I n k opment of heavy industry. The new church state agree­ Chkagw Beard «f Trade ment and the release of thou­ Orlando Baton KsnronnnUtiv* sands of political prisoners are part of Hungary'! drive to im­ prove its relations with the HRS. STAN COMSTOCK West. Hungarian officials en­ M l CA 1*644 tertain obvious hopes that the FIVE H O M E S N O W U N D E R C O N S T R U C T IO N ! _______ l i e wash S E M I. V O L E C O L A T T United Statea aoea will up it* legation to toe atatu* of embas- Letters GENERAL S L 'U S L M I I ’ I I U V M A T E S My Mail (2) A void arguments and an­ gry w ords among (he rest of the fam ily, for this disturbs the child and leaves him un­ duly tense or fearful, thus re­ quiring hia typical "trigger” to gain relaxation. < i To The Editor I-uMUhe-l dslly except SxturJsy. Sus/ey end Christmee. pal*Lulled petards/ prsced tn * ChrletmseHome Delivery mach la full when he goes to bed. The freedom and the stocks of consumer goods on Buda­ pest shelves are relative and to be com pared not with the West but to the Communist satellite statea to Ihe east and how far among them the Iron Curtain has been raised or lowered. And am ong them, aa this c o r ­ respondent found in a swing through Budapest, Sofia. Buch­ arest. Prague and W arsaw, the Hungarian! have the best of It. In a Budapest cabaret, an entertainer directs a guarded Jihe against (be regim e of Premier Janos Kadar. A Journalist chargee that Communist planners apeak of "realistic socialism " but are unable to explain It. Neither will g o to ja il for his boldness. Budapest street* are grimy from Ihe oily eoot o f cheap brown coal but the dress of the people la a little brighter than elsewhere In the bloc. In the shops are French and American coametlca, British woolens and Unned fish from Denmark. In the block-square public market are fresh vege­ tables, the pork w hich Hungar­ ians prefer over b eef and the bunches of paprika which they love. The quantities are not grest but they are there. These are some o f the out­ ward signs of a relaxation which began being felt in 1960, concessions wrung from a frightened regim e after tho 1936 revolt which cost 23,000 lives. They are fragile things. The revolt drained the Hungarian people and in H ungiry now there is not the spark that touched off (he 1936 uprising. But they desperately hope that MODERN ■<atf Pbotugraptisr Editor Worry Clinic and Henry Cabot Lodge. When the gnft-boileil ticket lost to the Kennedy family thrust, the conservative* determined that they should hav* their CASE U-434: Billy G ., aged own overdue chanc* at the 18 months, has a typical pro­ prize. blem. Mathematical fairness sug­ "D r. Crane,” his mother be­ gests that maybe the con­ servatives should have sever­ gan, "B illy sucks his thumb as al m ore chances before being soon as 1 put him to bed (or his nap. waved to the showers. After "A nd at night, he Inevitably all, the soft boiled Republi­ cans were losing elections will get his thumb into his fo r year# without being re­ moulh as a part of hia bed­ quired to surrender party time ritual. 3jprali> Page Dr. Crane's As sure ns God is good, so surely there is no such thing as necessnry evil. — Robert Southey. The liberal Republican* who course, lead the Republican are demanding that the Gold- party into a dead-end o f ca­ water party leadership walk lamity. It wuutd be too much the plank a n the same soft- to expect Goldwatcr us its boiled Republican* who g o o f ­ leader into the future. Hut It is equally too much ed every presidential contest to expect that the soft boiled save one since Ut'JH. The liberals won In 1952- party men who deserted to 6*5 with Dwight D. Kixen- the storm cellar during the hower, feat* of no political 19*14 presidential campaign magic whatever. General Ike should be rewarded now with would have been a shoo-in the party command. Despite the enormity o f the running as a Democrat or you tthil defeat and the GOI’ ’s name it. Strike the Kisenhower land- gloomy immediate prospects alidea from the Republican the election returns establish­ record and what have got ed sn important fact. It ws* this: g ot? There are a great many You have a party that steadily has been going down millions o f political conserva­ the drain ainre Its leadershin tives In the United Slates who seized caboose position in the are eager to put ft conserva­ parade o f Democratic dealers, tive in the White House. Goldwater and the other frontiersmen and such. It is a sorry record o f second class purty conservatives accepted leadership, pedestrian presi­ their own rejection in 19d0 dential candidates and dismal nnd rallied around the softboiled Republican ticket condefeat Barry Goldwater did, o f xisting o f Richard M. Nixon Bear Laka-Foreat City Mr*. Maryann Milan 838.1478 a measure of gaiaty to this city astrlda the Danube. The violins sad • new-found freedom dim but do not erase the memories of the 1836 re­ volt which, U nothing else, proved to the Communist lead* errhip that an oppressed peo­ ple armed only with fists and paving blocks can arise against tanks and guns. * Dead-End Of Calamity ) BUDAPEST, Hungary (UPI) today also is a sign of tom or —Tbs gypty violins have coma row. A cold w avs of fear swept bnek to Budapest across Budapest the night And with than baa raturaad Khrushchev was fired In JIos- Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.— Romans 12:21. [. . . Confession Of Failure Thought For Today Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Altam onte Springs Mrs. Julin Barton 838-1314 Phil Newsom Says ANTICIPATION .101 W. 1st ST. PONTIAC — BUICK — RAMBLER SANFORD, FLA. ' lllC. BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phone 32%x g j HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB UD. . FOLLOW OUR SIGNS , FLA. Stenstrom Realty, Sale* Agent* Phone 322-7495 Ml t-a tu d mi �- « Horoscope - bl *+* w Forecsst A tm P a«o t-A — N o t . 19, 1964 H e r a ld C la s s if ie d s B r i n g F a s t R e s u lt s 21. dot jrw im S to to ae via* 22. P t a i b t t ■ IIN V O M W S i S # M L toew > « k m N h M V M O I* M PLUMRQVO MORIUN o a Heater Parti, UHL Traitor, House Traitor. « 4 Baaterd A m fA Mac. Brahe Cealrel, aw reanartioni, Plarea. etc 22 tto f Saw Hen* brackets, tools, Metal Mitre Bex. *U. CaU PAPERHANQING-PAINTTNO te to tor* fn , . ?!5 H to M l >m S i art M «m tt fto m tfto | •at oajr itgtel a#v. Otero a n r ftoto CM nK. B#m#te ##tor#l k t o v m rw m sS » yaera f |i|l n o t e s (April 99 to M#f to) Tab# m o art to torn* tavUjr to say wty sag art Upteg i t i u a i i j s i i j d d « e ia it iu a | ijs ii.H II to 1l|l|1Jd|!JS|RM M i I V tj I ! m to tu t Oto Id to N 1411.5# |lit I RJt St to M I■ I t-SS I MS 14.TS C U M (May 21 to Jure U) f a an rtf* to Mto* | M torltoaHaaa, Ml wa to t that yw deal tn a i m toa to*a of •ten. Mato M to pereeaalHp wtstera jrau ■ • ( lack to phy •teal perferitaa. Are yea (sitefullr draaaai? MOON CH1LBBBM (June to to July M) H nay be only th* lack al a bright »»Ua that cauaoa alkan la ka ant ao frieadly toward yaa. Art you batos tbo foai lu w t U a aa Mcoaaary to kuasa kiraaayt Enjoy Ufa more. LEO (July to to August fl) U you don't attaad to your own Matoooa eiehulrely, you (lad that notay and rambuactkous (rtoada caa bo troublembo , aaaoylag. Oo after your aims. Oat rid of abaUclaa to your way, m o o (August M to Soy(•■bar tt) follow through with whatever your highervpa (apart toatead ri putting up eritiei**—they kaaw thatr •wa atod. l a aaurteoua wttfc (allow warhoro. Avoid gatttog hurl LUBA (Sapteaber B U O etobor II) If you Ultra care­ fully to what nlhan aro aay teg, data you noad aay bo dropped quite aaauaUy, Don’t confide to otbora. Taka that eowa from afar In a dignified way. SCORPIO (October M to Noveaber It) You ara not to cuaaaad today, •• roll up your alaavaa and gat to work. Make aura yau are exset. Payteg your Mite to atea advteabte IS to N i l 114# |ITS I S.TS ■mirnem * M Uw (fit* *-ltttrr weeOe *tt It Stae ■ talaam Clu| an sate o*t# see ■t l-o«t ••*• CLASSIFIED DISPLAY II AC Par lack (■lataaa tt a U-kM ERRORS Larry's Mart Ml Are. Pi. FA RUM FOB RENT way*, JtrrwPtefedp. FURNRUBB C U ffi B w3POrtOtaf Uto Frea aj Are. Pattea. Fleer, Free letteiteM Ph. FA 3-TMI aaad, w a n t, reck, pipe, WILLS DR7LLBV. PUMPS, •tael, grease trap*, dry SPRINKLER SYSTEMS WILSON •MAIBR fURN. walla. Stepping stone*. All Type* and sum Buy - SeQ - Trad* MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Wa Rapalr aad Sarvtca I*# E a Ave. •U-ll I . Ill 24. • T IN S Machto# aad Supply Co. NECCHI, Open Arm, equipped FREE E S T K A T S R M M d lt PA SdOl to new buttons on. Monogram Uphelateriag A Mattrete raw 29. Phata 4k ERBipaaat W1RBOLDT S CAMIRA SHOP Canaera* • Pilau • FteUkiai na 8. Park Ave., Sanfard SO. Hi A Hem. Fay of! balance 134, • payments cl |7 each. SANFORD SEWING CTR. New aad Used Machines. Re­ conditioned Slagera, 112.93 4-PC. Bedreea, 979. IN 8. Park Are. 38-9411 after 4:M p. m. ALL Type* of new major Ap­ REFRIGERATOR, 14 W. It, pliances al Drastic Discount. like new. freeser uader; Call 32144tt , J A R Trading Electric roaster. 243-2*42. Port, lac., 3303 8. Orange B O A T S , Guns, Buy, Sen, Bloaseoi Trail, Orlando. Trade, Repair. O S T E E N SANFORD ELECTRIC avatteg. New A Used FureL t a r e . CaU Nix Beddag Mfg. Ca., rt m Celery Are. FA 34229. asariy tar*, see NoU’a Parustare Rrekerag* to Caseslbwry an 17-99. Opea g days 3 to A BRIDGE PISH CAMP. G.C. Appliances—New A Used RENT Blue Lustre Electric FOR SALE: Leather gun u s e , 111 Magnolia 322 1343 Carpet Shampooer tor only IS; Huatiag Jacket A Waddtr, 93; Coleman gas lamp, SALE: SATURDAY, Automa­ tt per day. Carroll's Furni­ 97.30; Heavy duty vice, flS; IS- levs A Girls hikes. Arum tic Withers t x up. Also ture. COPY Stoves, Rafrigeritors A Dry­ G. E. ELECTRIC Refrigerator, 910 up; Adding machine, • ers. Russell's Appliance, 120S with free ter, good coodlttoa column, 943; Underwood TUe aerate remrte* * • arttile** *C refeeatee ee reel*typewriter, 320; Pool table, E. Celery Ave. Ph. 322-4310 130. Ph. 322-081. l l g | | f i S 'I M I W M I I « * M ~ -a alto Ping Poog, $t0; Gas ,A 31. Musical Instruments ALUMINUM Geraga D oor- • Oil heaters, from 9*. up; ft. wide,» ft. 9 to. la length, Electric te M- F. motor, BTg PI 923; 30 lb. Bottle Gee II FL beat, meter A trailer, W. L. Harmoa - PA 2-4234 Tank with Gauge $10; 1 9123; 1-Tcnt, 9x9, used once, CONTRACT RATES ASK about oui Trial Purchase Pump with m w control |13; 120. Sell us your Furniture. ON REQUEST Plan oo Rand Instruments. 1 RCA Phonograph Portable, Quick Service with th* Caafe. Super Trading Port, opposite Bukur’s Music Shop. 322-7303 4 speeds IIS. CaU 322-3244. Sanford Plata, 1234477. Plana Servicing A Tuning TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na 1. Lret I Found Geae Cumbaa - 122 2441 vsls. Wa ship- Albert H. Pell DINETTE Set, S piece, 93#. LOST: 4 Months eld Blaek Osteen. 322-3173 or 322-4191. 323-0140 after 8:30 p. ra. Puppy with Yellow Collar. WURLITZER Piano, finished RELAXAC1ZOR, almost new, In beige leatherette A ma­ Call 32I-44TO. hogany, 1400 cash. Ph. 332- cost 1250—sell 1200. 322-0300. 60. Buaineaa Op port. TO* W*reM will M t Ue Ikl* f*t ***** tk*> i* T i l VS! i si / ' m crm w a eom w m I82$ k» k $ E L Foraonala and U kn n a s ie lM s s to tls| ■ •W <wow^ *w y»w wlA »w othara. SAGITTARIUS (Novaabar 21 to December U) Partaera ara not to a goad aood and U yau deu't aoatral awa teapar, than aauld ba a wrloue •emeses of ooaaaaUoM. Taka ovary opportunity to aottlo dleputoi. So cola, ktod. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Stop trying to •lough oil your work on olberi or they retaliate later wkara It hurts the moat, (let buiy and Improve your health. Blood circulation Improvoa with tobur. AQUARIUS (January 31 to February 10) Having a good time la all right, but don't ovtnlo It—It could lead to diei ra sea y m*o*mo> tm» oauiav a eater. (Jive more thought to other* Get tetarettrd in aoiqething very worthwhile. > uMawa, J PUCKA (February W to v »aaaw^ March 30) You believe yourself to be the moat worthwhile one at home, but your action* will prove It to other* beat. Don't tpend »o much for com­ fort*. Await a more abundant time. IP YOUR OULU U BORN TODAY, be or «bc will literally be horn with n divine dis­ content awl a daalre for U>e bast of everything, and from carllcit youth will over be trying to correct, acquire, fur bids and refurbUb, but you niuit teach not to hurt othara in the interesting procati. Teach that no two people are alike in this world, to accept this fact. Than meet** coma* to aptcteUaaUoa. " ft * Stars Impel, (key do aot compel." Whig yea make e( peer life Is largely up to $ wL*" Carroll lUgktor'e ladlvldur^ farocaat for your sign for Uecomber Is now aaady. Por your copy send yaw blrthdate and I1A0 to CinoU hightar For*caat, The tantord Herald, hen 1111, Hollywood to, Call!. GeUbrtckera The custom of referring to a goldier who tries to avoid uqpteaiant duly gg a "goldbrisk" started w|ih the former legal practice of aoldkra being u l able to buy off tbclr enlist­ ments by hiring a substitute. This practice wgs la offtet a* l*la aa the War Between the TWO. BUT WITH Ttf mOUITKMa ntvateou vb mm iMfoaaaiai' i: YOU! 11 Adding Machlaa with credit te a*IL <28073. balance taa aa plus tax. TRADE IH Allowance* * t o F u to w a Far TERMS. POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY PEER BtTIMATBS R. L IABVBY m was a iiw pMM •«■ (•In troobUag 63. Waatad T t B>y F or (Rato ROOPINO REPAIR, Large or NEW ELECTRIC Addteg Ma­ USED FURNITURE, eat mom BaalL Call before • A ll. *e chine with credit balance after S P.M. EUDELL, Ph. tl3MS plus tea. New Hand Real, ANYTHING y*l her* IB# a m k M m k n l w m t o One «• feM^OaBaafej (IM M. OONTW HIM ON H owi r AN 1 Amucawaa m B /* 3 ii m a w s i IdSNSaNMfi toW AdOUTMIfUtoiVj \ wATttfAU-Lucrs n n r tana* w m OSSBaEr / y r NMr-a cAve rmnootm a m A 4*1* 4 / r KENMORE AUTO. WASHER, Excellent ctetd., witer level A temp, control. Call 322* 7744 alter 4 p m . Legal Notice NOTirm n n r .x r i r r m o r a new a l a w noticb in iiEnnnr m v ex t h a t l h * tinit*r»li(n«d. 4 * « l r l n c to • m i l * In hull**** In M«mlnol* Cou nlr. S'lnrliU , un4*r th* mm, S VNI.ANIH) SI-niNdM M - i t a r u r im*n4* to t m m r in * **I4 n * m * w i t h (h* C l e r k of th* Circuit Court o f S*mlnn|* County, F l o r i d a , pu nu ant to r h « p t « r I 4 } e i e f f lo r i d * ntatutr*. (Corpnrut* n.tNUANUo a r x i N n * . ixc. R y : / • / J. E. R o b l a ' o n P r* ild*nt •rr.r.n * s p r k r Attornty* «t U * 111 M*«nnlln Av«nu* Hanford, tsiurld* i-ui>ii«h Nov. i, it, is, si, tees CIKJ-I* iv this c m c ir r c o ik t » r thm ninth H 'O ir tn « inri ir in and rnn ■kminoli: ■oi ntt . ri.nnin*. in cMANinm no. itiee Niyricri o r r n n m n i i iiii at it an»K y eds: r At. « av imih a loan abhociation o r vror toiik city . * s*w west Avo. York H a n k i n g C o r p o r a t i o n , HOME IMPROVEMENTS, Plaintiff, LIGUSTRUM la etas. Pb. 322- ft. ROOFINU. PAINTING * 2304. 11079 KUO U l U f lR t t M N l) and INSULATLNG IIKTTV U. W ')IIKI.AN L». hi* MAM+ntM mouniAxor Financing Arranged 322-3217 *11*. HAIRY INDIGO OOTT MAXI Ml LAU4HI P t ft n d a n l* PENSACOLA BAHIA to , Fiona r. n a A r monkALTERATION! on Lgdlee A Aak tor current prices I.A M I and Mans Clothing. 133-11#!. IlieT Tr 0 . IIOXKI.AXD, A. M. PREVATT hi* wlf*. 719 2115 Seville, Fll. FIXIT SHOP H * (ld -n « * t'n k n n w * YOU ARB l ir . lt K n r MOTt"We (la everything except r i K R that a ault to foretln** broken heart*."—Authertaed 10. Mine. For Bala a Uartaaa* haa bran ftl*.t daaler for Jaeqbaea U w i agalast you la Iba ab*v* Court RILL'S 1AROAIN BARN by tbs abov* * « m , d Plaintiff. mowers. Rapart Bay A Leah ef IS,ooo items Th* yra p fr ty * * u t b l U b* f#r «Service, 400 W. Ill St. 322clo id I* *• fallow*! 1300 Grapevllle Ave. i *>i i n . O A K M N n m T . f # . 4731. arcnrdlng to th* plat th*r*2-PIECE living room suite, o f «a rt cord td In Plat II ok 1 7 ^ a I lH o r ia ^ * ^ c e ^ ™ * cheap, 1 platform rocker, II. f a s * II o f th* rublta lt*«*rds * f a*mla*t* Coun­ small electric beater. 323YRNTSCH MAINTENANCE ty. Florida. 1743. Totf A n r. R R Q t i m i t n «o fit* Service A Supplies your Aniwar with lh* ct r r k o f 2343 S. Park Dr. 323-043 MUST SELL- Houseful furni­ lh* Court and t* ■*rv* a copy th* I’ latnitrr* Atlnrnsy, ture. one piece or all: stove, upon IUVIXU NATIIANSOH, Y O refrigerator, washing ma­ Hn» I*. Coco*, Florida, n*t lat«r s* P*«*inb*r tt. IS**. If y*u chine. eta. Sale start* 1 p m lb PAINT ateao out to prtoa fall Is do *o, a dfrrr* pro r a * . Saturdiy aad aentiaulng f*M* will b* *nt*r*d again*! ORROORY LUMIIR CO. for th* relief demanded In MO Mapte AVO. 321.0300 thru Sunday or until sold. you the Complaint. 00S ROSALIA DRIVE, RAN- WITNESS my hand and the 10. Hardwara_________ " eeat of nald Court nt H K M l FORD. A 4 B CONTRACTORS avraj WANTED: ACTIVE MANAG­ ER PARTNER, Mala or Fe­ RENT A BED male, for established Tropi­ Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y cal Fish Aquarium. Other Beds, by Day, Week, or intercity prevent ownar from Month. full time operation. Small CARROLL’S FURNITURE Investment In business re­ 114 W. lit 323-3111 quired. Will consider sell­ ing. P. 0. Box 214, Cassel­ 53. Wanted To Buy berry. WE BUY Una furniture, one piece or houseful. Furay Legal Notice Redding A Pure. Co.. 901 W. 1st St. 322 4391. N oTim t o a f fm a h 61. Artlclaa For Rant Do you have a drinking prob­ 32. Huaintaa Equipment lem Write P. 0. Boa 1213, Haynes Office Machine Co. Sanford New and Uied Machines Sales A Rental* 4. Beauty Cara 111 ManoUs 3220442 HARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, 103 So. 0*k, free Psrklag. 34. Upholatary 2nd A 0*k, Evening app't. OVER 23 YEARS 323 3742. of riae Workmanship la UpboUtertol, Draperies, Slip­ CITT'N CURL Beauty Shop cover*. Time Payments al 3ia Palmetto Ave. 3230434 little as 93 mo. Drapery Evening Appolntmenta Hardware Installations. EULP DECORATINO SHOP 8. Dogs • Cats • Prta Pk. s u m s REGISTERED Brlttgny lei Puppy 7 months eld, $38. 35. Vacuum Cleaner# Call 321 9747 VACUUM CLEANER Repairs, parts, supplies, for 10. Poultry « Livestock Eleetrolus. Kirby, Hoover, JERBEY^Irlfa^Calvaa^goS Air-Way, Rsxalr, GE, etc. stock 110, up. Ptlrglada Jar- Vacuum claaner repaired at sey Dslry. Geneva.________ your torn*. Free pick-up A delivery. Serving Sanford 12. Special Notice* for 13 jrrs. GM Vacuum Re­ pair, 1114 Park Avo. Ph. NUMISMATICS All Types Supplies — Folder* 123-4741. 3 for $1.00 37- Moving 4k Storage POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY Local A Long Distant PORTRAITS, Pastels $100. Adame Transfer A Itoraga 2440 Hltwttoa Ave. oa high­ 121 022a 323-4471 way 17-92. Call 233-HOP 4 3 ^ P t e n t s u F e ^ * j8 ^ 15. Special Hervlcaa SANFORD PEED STORE RICHARD'S TREE SVC. Sunflower Seed — Wild Bird Free estimate*, Licensed Seed— Jim Dandy Dog Peed A Insured. Ph. 323-0300 —$3.71 for 10 lbs. Include* Tax. DRAPERIES- Beautiful Pa 322 9*90 brics, (ra* estimates. Adam's 330 Sanford Ave. Dacorativa Sarvte*. 322 3033. ANNUALS. First St. A Holly ^JnteSrn5^om3ateT TED WILLIAMS HOW. KM E. 13th. 3S-34S4 MAGIC CHEP Gas Stoy«, Crib, Play Pen, Play Tsbla, Roll Too* Hearing AU. in4M2. " " * » •' (■MAD Arthur H It. kwith. J r . Clerk nr Circuit Court n » : Martha T. Vlhlen, l». C truing Nathan,on. Ka* P. O. Bon I* C o c a . Florida A# teveitmani, aot *a #*• penao. C»U PA Stoll tor MEN'S, Women's. Children's •apart advieo aa a HoraM sheet al discount priceg- M.\U*Vl *U* ' l1, M ♦ •dvortteteg aampalML Surplus City, 201 W. lit. COO. SI* ■t a t k o r M . o m i i A , u k k r t INlin, TO ALL THM AFTMH* NAMHP IIKFKN DA NTS, T i g , HARHINQTON BAIRD CIIRI9TIR and ETHKI^SAB h k n d k h r h h i i t i i . kia W l f * : CASHEI.UKHItT (JAItDENY. INC.. % Florida C n rpurallon. Off lee In Caaarlharry, Florida) O. 0. N E W ­ TON and ------ NEWTON, hie wife If married; tVESLET JOHN CHTTBR and DORO ­ THEA CUTTER hi, Wlfg! I.CTIIER I*. MTDKR9B a n d KIHTM II. MTDKR9E. h ie wife; f,U>rn R. *T. JOHN and I.KAII C. HT. JOHN, hla wife. If alive, and If dead, the unknown helre, devleea*. legatee!, grtnteec, credltorm aurceeeora Irueiaee, e ealg neee, «r mher elelmanie u n ­ der eny ef lh* ebn«e »p*,»|fi*d Defendenta: and to all unknown partlea having nr claiming I* have any righ t, till* er Internet In *y to the fallowing 4eeerlb*d property e liu eud In Semlnoln County, Florida, t o .a l t : 1-a.t I, Blork ••Ell". U K * Kl.t.KN AUDITION T o C A S KKt.UKItlir, according t* Pint Iherrnf a , reenrded la Plat Book 7, Page II. I’ uKIIC neeerde o f Srmlnot* County, Florida. ▼OI! AND EA<*H OI* TOfJ A n n IIKHKRT RKgt'IRKrt l » appear, tne aer or rile o th e r defenalve ple a ,lin o t<> the lu ll of Complaint filed h*r* in again*! you by WILBCR F. MIIRKT and ORRTRUDE V. MOIIKV, hie w i f , . on nr h*fnr* t h , 2 1 , 1 .lay of Il« c*m b ,r A. I» . 1*11. In lh* nlfle* o f ths under(Ignad c u r b o r lb* Circuit Court In Sanford, pamlnol* County. Florida, la default Ibereof. the eau«* will pr****d an pari* upo* th* «M ry * r a lu cre * Pr* Conf* ,e* agalnat you The nem* o f tb* Court In whleh ml* anil I* yandlng la lh* circuit Court tor ih . Ninth Judicial Circuit o f the gati* o f Pin,id*, la and f«y Samln-l* County. In Chnnaery No. IS O * . Th* nature ef this ault and th# relief caught thereby la th * suietiag ef th* title e*. an t lh* removal of the cUuda f r o m Ihe abate deeerlbed land o w n ­ er! by the Plaintiff* In KamiHole County, Florida, aad f o r general eaultehlg relief In th* premia,* the pr operly Involved In title eul| |* particularly d e s ­ cribed aa: Id* I. Blaek "MB". L A K E h 1,1. K V ADDITION T O CASaKI.nKNRT n ,c o rd in g «• Piet thereof a* recorded In ridt U«*la T, Fag* * 1 . Pukll* Iterorda * f f e w l a * l * County. Florida. WITNESS th * hand aad * f f t flat eeel •( th* CUrk o f th * Circuit Court of Semlnol* Couaiy. rtorlda, ihi# ; U h * f .\<><*mber, A. D. l i l t , (IKAL) * '«k iy » Reskwllh. J p , Clerk #* Circuit Court Srmlnel* C a . Sanfard, F lo y I’U llyi Martha T. Vlhlen, D. C. Jaeenit Fedaaer «JI K. Horatio A r e MellUad, yig. *' £*}'•*, *•*. »»• » C D O .Il' * P**. 2. j \) �Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You--Dial 322-5612 U . R e * Eatat# Wanted 18. For S a b TOR LEASE RENTAL Houses A Small HOUSE, with SERVICE STATION. acreage. Roberta * Schmidt H. water hotter, attic fse, O o * Uutioe. Good Product* Real Estate, P. 0. Box 1TM, Goer furuoa A y u » . With Good Treatment Pb. SB-2700. Pun. ferege Aft M i TWOSI LOCALLY 222-4843 ford An. HMM. 84, Reel Eetxte • s S T PURE O H ^ O M P A N Y OUTSTANDING BART PILCHER, BROKU 71. Halo Hotp W a n t * I Bedroom, kitchen equipped Peraoswl garvtco end completely redecorated Cell 322-T4SB STATION ATTINDANT, Ap­ homo, Jiat i mfcutea from ply bttvon 7:19 A I; JO. Cotdowntown S a n f o r d . Oily « I t l Oil Co., lsoi rroach B U M with at little ae l t « Ball-Blair Agency At«. down, Balaam ea iw « Reel Eatate — Ixaurance marl gage at M monthly la3rd. k Park Are. 322 3441 DAIRY QUEEN P rim , pro cfadee m rytklei Bar airt hr older m i . UZI Perk ltaa er miittary. Nlgku m Drho, liih H . JOHN E. FOX, Sill er 322-2243. Realtor BARBER, Longwood FUia, N. Park Avo. eooUet Bill Uviagitoc. GOOD PROPOSITION for fun 13*1 1. Park Am. tin* Ucooaod Raal laUto LAKE LOT by Owner, sear PA 2-3233 anytime Baloaaiaa. Boll-BUlr Agency, Lake Miry, saertfteo to 111 I, Park Ava., City. highest offer. 3B-IWJ3 or SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME on hi acre. Weat side between JOB BILLING A Coaster na-<397. City Limits snd laterstite lain. Mala, Hi«h School B5. Houses Fop Shis 4: an paved road. Clean, graduate, Military Service goad solid construction, 4 complete. Type 30 wpm. Coobedroom*, 2 bathe. Haw's tart Pcrioanel Dept., Box EVERETT A. HARPER country living end low tin s AGENCY • REALTOR a n , Seated. for a price of lii,Q00 with IMS B. Park Art. MAN— JO-U, (or part time FSanaa PA 9-S94 er PA PMM ft,000 down snd M 4 month. work ea n ea-eall haiia. Job tavolvaa making r e g u l a r watch clock rouada and #orPayton Realty mat plant guard duties. Must 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha lavestmeat A Realty ho seat sod capable el hand­ U4 N. Perb Ave. 122-4173 3 BEDROOM, 3 lath, ecroes ling light talephoao traffic. ad patio. Ph. 323-M49. Instead applicants may cali BEAUTIFUL HOME In DaMarry Craager, Chief Guard, 3 BEDROOM, Kitchen Purs., Bary by owner, overlooking Dynatronlcs, Ine., 139-4141 Take over peymenta 333, Lake. Large attractive cor­ between l a m . and 2 p. m. Sunland. Pb. 322 7133. ner lot. 0X4-4330. —An Equal Opportunity Em­ 3-BEDROOM, 2 Tilth, Fla. 2 BDRM., 1303 Elliott, 14,104 ployer. room, ki t e ban equipped, 322-0373 or 3254. ACCOUNTING CLERK lira pea, largv comer lot. Low 12-30, 2 Years college desir­ Down Payment. 1100 3 able. Bkpog. k Aeetag. Chaao Avo. loo after I p m. eoursee necessary. Aeetag. READY TO MOVE IN exper. beneficial. No military obligation. Contact Person New l k 4 Bedroom Homea, 12 bathi. So. Longwood ires el Dept., Bos 1897, Sanford. —Tradaa tonakdertd, end wa'U build oo your lot. Semi FHA - V A HOMES SERVICE STATION nole County'* Landing Build ATTENDANTS NEEDED I . I . A 4 BEDROOMS #r Good Locations 1. 1W * 2 BATHS HAROLD LOGAN MEBANI OIL CO. KITCHEN EQUIPPED LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! Phone alter S p. m. Sales office; So. on U. S. 17 For Complete Inform etion .!77-0010 92 to Dlata Ball D1mt , tuns Sea or Call Your 72. Female Help Wanted right one block on Seminole FHA - VA Ave. 039 3911. EXPERIENCED SEWING MA­ SALES BROKER CHINE Operator! needed. LONGWOOD. 2 Br. Frame, do Have The Home For Yoe Steedy year round employ­ Redecora'ed, Ige. Equipped kitchen, 3 car garage, trees ment In our modem alr-eon1234 down, 343 mo. Will hold dJHoned factory. IMS PARK DRJV1 mortgage. TE 9-3143. AlIX o r BANrORD Mis Orlando Dr., Sanford 822-2420 N ight 822-7496 S A N F O R D ' S N E WE S T 373-4344 372 4149 MAIDS, guaranteed good New HOMES, Weat 4th St. San 377 4024 322-3492 ford. 3 Bedroom, Uk bath, York llve-ia Jobe, |U - M weekly fere advanced. Her* FHA k VA Loess LMN EN­ old Employment Agency, TERPRISES, Ine., Builder Dept. 30, Lynnbrook, New Hamid Logan, call U9SI11. Sateaman on Duty 4.00 p. m. York. to dark. (government Owned Beauty Operator, Junior or Homes Senior, at ooct. M a r y 3 bedroom , Penny Room, 1 Blth, built in Appliances, Brown. IIMHI. Central Air k Heat, wall to T L S itu a tlO T W a n te ^ * ^ SaleetioB el 3. I, ead 4 wall carpeting. 322 1303 Bedrjonta located la vsrlotlf HOWELL’S AGENCY, Baby NO DOWN PAYMENT secUosu ot Ssafard altllag apeelalist, Transports Here is e remarkable oppnr Immediate Delivery tion fun labad. Call 322 92M. tunity to buy a neat, clean, MONTHLY PAYMENT8 suburban, 3 Bedroom, Con­ FROM 880.00 DAYS Work, 322-3744. crete Block Home with FOR THU BEST HOME monthly payments only 139 DESIRE lijht house work or BUY Including taxea and Insur­ baby sitting. 221-3344. 8 EH YOUR ance. This la an unbeatable DAYS Work. 322-2712. bargain so hurry end grab it bates somebody heats you to it. Legal Notiec SOUTHWARD $100 DOWN Stenstrom Realty $100.00 DOWN V A - FHA Property i» T in rin rcrr cos bt o r Stemper Agency ▼WB BIBTW JtPlrlAS. CIB REALTOR IN IURO R CVfT, IB AVI VOSS SBMIBBLB rotinrv. n e s i o s . PA 3-43*1 1*13 B . French Avr rsiAvcBBV vo. uses Legal Notice FlAtailff, i* tub riBcriT rot ist «*r BURR RUBBT **4 XLXANOlt tnss vijstss jtn ir iw . ns* ci rr iv s i n mis irwianin X. RL'BRT, fels wir*. I)ef*M*n<e r o t i e r r ri.oiiiov. s o r i r a o r e t iT i* wonriiei.ri ronBri.oat'ssr TUi nrUll ItUIIKY an! LI. LA ROIl K. RUBBT R«,l4«nr« Unhnowa Tou, lu ft M e n t e , ero hereby aoliritc that ■ complaint In rnrsdooo o rtrtoln n » r i | i s < •* the tollowlnp 0o»orlbo-1 proparty. •Itu.tr, lying end h * l« « In Nomlnole County, Ylori I*, tu-wlti ijn r tss ot l y n w o o r a i m DIVISION, x ccoM ln * l " Hi* ■let thereat •• recorded In rio t Booh " I t 1*, M e * * 7*. Tl. II Snd Tl, ru hllo Hir.ird. <iC n.minol* County, n or Ida. ]nclu-llnf i WMtlnfhouM « I o e l r I e « Built-In 0 «* n Mods! OBAl i x r i , Ssrlel AtlSlSti W«,tl»*h<m** K l i a t r l i Built-In Ranee Med«t FB4t t x r i , asriet AiTisis: M«H"*r.ni Well llrater, Modal CIIKUlf, a.rial MTSIStli bt* haan tiled »fa ln a t you In «bo above aitlad tult e * d y*u t r s t*<tuirod to soryo t onpy el pi or Antartr or l-Wadlng lo t'omplalitt on I’ lelntMCo a it o r . nay. JOiKPIt M. MLItASKO, P. ft. H»i l ! l . Tarn Pork, b'torlie . and 111* in* o rlf ln o l An avar or Plaadtne In Iba olllra o f (bo Clsrh of Hit t'lraull Court on or bttora tbt Sib d*y f t Poc ombor. m i If you roll t» do oe. a dscraa pro cunfoao* » l t l t>* (than tetlnat you for the r« . llof damondad In the Complaint. WITNKSS mr bond end o f f i ­ cial satl ef o(flet SI fo n fe rd . ■tminols Ceuniy <hl* Ird day o f Noasmber. M*t (■SAM Arthur X Bacholtb. J r . riarh of Clf«ull < o u ft By: Mtrlha T. Vlblan Daputy Clorh JOIKPii M- Mt'RASKO , Aiiaimr at U » p. o. Boa in > e r n Ftrb. Florida JpublUh B ut. I, U, It. M. til* - CDO-tl h i .sK -sm r s o . ih m niSDRB o r PIHMIWIO* BO T tC B US' etHT LLOTD J. SHRiint: rLAtNTirr ve. v a lk n t im b nwnnrr tiKFKNDANT hats •t stb nr rLONiOb to tiis: IISSrSCbllAXT, V U m i H HIIIIODB: I II A I 0 T o n * r« h t r s b y * * t | f | « 4 th«l p l a i n t i f f . U a y 4 J. ah r* 4 * . bt« fiiad m i l a a a l n s t y o u I* u * C l r e u l l C o u r l a t tb * N ln lb J u i l . sl*l C i r c u i t l a a o 4 f ar S u n l ­ it » l t C ounl y, r lor Ida. f.,r * - l l v u r o amt g t n a r a l ra llat. 1b* a t ib r * i1 a l* 4 l l i l a of i b a t u l t i* l-ioyd J. Bbroit*. P l a i n t i ff , *•. V a l a n t l n a H a y s anroit*. D*f t n i t a a t . C h a n a a r y No. 11 SIB. In t h a a b o r t t t y l a 4 C a u r t . V»u ar* b * r« b y yaq u lr« 4 anil to m m a n 4 t e to fit# v«ur a n a « o r «r olh-r i|«(*n»|*« |il*a-tlna In aai-l r a u i a « n h tb* t 'l a r k t-f a a l t Co urt, an-i f u r n i t b copy - f t t i r b p l * a 4 l n g to Harol-t K. Jo naa, A t t o r n e y for I 'l a i n n f f «h-i*a n a l l l n a a4 -tr* ,a i . I II Ka*t C a a i r a l Ay*. Ortan4o, Plnrl-ta. on u r baf or* }0lb. USt, and upon faltu,* lo da. unit, a t**,Tr* I'rn Conti-**-Will bt anltrad aaiinat jrou an I iba Plaintiff h » » « |*a*a to pi**•*4 at part*. In w i i n t t a « h * r * * f I bt** h*r*-int., ,* t m y b i n I a i 4 ■(M**d Iba o f f i c i a l **al of thl* C o u r t Ihla JTtb 4 ay o f o«lol>tr ISM. (SH AM A r t h u r K B«ch*Htb. J r , Clsrh of Circuit Court of Ninth Ju4l*lal t'lruult in and for e*ntlnalo County. F lo rid a . t t y ; M a r t h a T. V ih la a t l ip u ty C lark H arold t Joqaa, A tto rn * / for P l a i n t i f f , Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY Office! 221-1111 Nights i 222-470# 322-4441 1134 Part Drive Legal Notice hOTit'B ar nser.Btrr's otf.r notice in he nr: my atvK.v 'bat I, J. t.lITHEIt IIOBBT. i b a r lf f « f nominal* Caunty, flo rid * bp virtu* o f a « rtl Itaulil out o f iba CIRCUIT 1 ‘O t'K T lo and for **mUt1l Cuunty, Elurida. an ibo Sib day ar Aueust. a . n , m s . in mat r*rtaln *aura bat**an Charlai () Adhlna Plaintiff and I<*« Burt and Clara Hurt, bin wir* |)*r*nd*nta, h ovo In my poa*ttrlnn tha folla w ia e ta-mlit That proparly loeaia-l In Srm'noU Co-tniy daMrlb*-l *•: Tbo tlaaiartr IS ST f**l o f Ijii 1$ and ih* Waa'*rly ••ST faat " f l x ' t l and tb* E o t a r t r S St f**t o f I^-l It and all ur I.-' IT, (>AKWOOD ItSSIOISTfS. aprofd Inn lo tha Plat tharaof as rauord'd In f la t U«oh IS. P*a< SJ o f tb* Public tt■mill* o f Saminu.o County, Florid*. t* tb* pro p* /ty * f l,a* B-,rt and Clara Burt, bta mlfat tba' nn lb* I 'h da y ot flttmibtr, A. tl, DM, batmraa tba l*a*l bouro of *atn, la*w|ii afttr l t ; d o’clock In lb* foranoan and bafora l.a * o’alock In tbt aftarnoon, «n tb* aa'd d » r at tb* front toar o f tba Caunty rn url tfmao In nanford. I*minull- Cnunly, Florida. I aball nffar fur ••!* to tb* blah**! 1*1-1dar for «a*n In hand, tba t b c l d«*f-rlb*d pr*p*rty ot Imo Burl and Clara Uurt, hid « l f * . J U M*bby ibarlff of atmlnnle eaqe* ty, Flanda O rlan d a, P la r ld a . Publlib Oct. II * N*t. I. tt. Pubttab Nor. II. IS. Il l P«t V H it. > |ts, tsss til K Csntral A*#* c c r-tv t M art RrrelB N ot. 19. 1964— Pag# 8-A SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Seminole Realty 90. Lots For Sele rn n K R ii. n atm sau m o s t OAOIS A8SOOIATION. » torpor etion, «8 » CLKi-Sf *How *bout xlnglnr thoxa folk a •Is*’* folkal" to tornmno CLASSIFIED INDEX t—I*oot * Faund I — Peraosals t— B»auty earn I— Pny Karaarlna S—Child Cara S—Dma— Cat*— Pate 10— I.lviotncb IS—Spaclal Nallinn 11— Catarlne tt— Placaa ta Bat II—ly s r la l Sarvlean IS—(■Im m ln n Toole 17—Janitorial 8*rvtean IS— D a .lt. TourMlf IS— Bulldara Suppllaa Jtl—Cnnerat* Conatr. I t— lloma IMpsIr* : i —Plumbing 31—Painting I I —Wall Drilling II— Air Cnnd. * Hanttng I t — Hadln • T*l*vlalun 31—Photo O E-iulpmant 3)— lloma Applum o* I I —Mtlslcnl Inatrumante 33—Putin*** Euulpinint II—Job Printing II—llpb olstary I t—Vacuum Claannre 17—Mavlng A Ktoraga tl— Kitarrolnatora Si—Plants— P lu o r r o —Baa-ln IS—Mias. Fur .dal* I t— AMtclaa For Hant S3—Swag or Eachango I I —Want«d Ta Uuy IS— Furniture For Bain IS—Antique* For Bala II— llanay Ta U>n« IS— Iluimaaa Opportunltlaa 322-5612 Frtta g a e fo td E t c h in g # 95. Houses For Hals St—Manay Wantad II— l i v i n g s 4 Loan SI—Insurance I f — Icheola | I n strutllsis 7S— Kmylormint Barvlcaa 71—Mala Hilo Wantad 33—Ptmnln Help Want*! 71—Mala er Pamela Id ly I t —/alee It« Ip Want** TT—situation Wantad H — Incoma prsyarty I I —BualMM Prep.— I sle l l —R*al llitata Wantad I t — lt»al Ectat* Sal* i f —Uualnaaa llantala » » —l^ta r e r Bale s i —Farmn—Uruvae S3—Out e f dtate Arraesa Si—llounea For Sale I t —Hauser—Sate nr Beal 11— Ilsuae Far Rent ton— Itaaort Rantele 1st—Trellare—Cabenna t*1—Mobile llnmaa— Sal* Ti'l —Mubll* Hums*— Hrnl t i l —Trallar Opare— Rant I S i—Trallar Lota—Bala 111—Ayartmante For Baal ISI—Ttosma Far Rent 111— Until Houma l i t — Haninl Aeante l i t —Wantad Ta Hanl III— Autoa Far bait I I I —Autoa—Salt o r Trade TIS—Truoha Far dele l i t —Automollaa borvlre i l l —feootara h Cyslee tIJ— Itoata 4 Motor. 13S—Marine Suppllae 425-5938 Fr*m damlnete Ceualy (n u t niree t) B5, llounfit For Balt N EA t T u r N, Cottage, suitable for couple, Private yard. 2909 Palmetto, Ph. 322-3021. J $ (jjSj) *99 Conalr ITia hat. 0.19 mo. '91 Faison 9099 bal. 442 mo. '19 Oldsmobile 1409 bnl $17 mo *17 Bulsk 9904 bal. «34 mo. *97 Plymouth 1407 bol. 414 mo. *19 F*r4 9991 bal. 991 mo. '37 Lincoln 0099 bal. ft* mu. 'S3 Cadillac 9471 bal. 124 mo. '19 Msrtory 1314 bol. 927 mu. '19 Hillman 941* bat #27 m». '91 realise 9399 bal fIT ■* '39 Oldemobil* 1109 bal $39 mu '31 Chevrolet 63*9 bet «Jl mo *ST Imperial 1760 bal. 0.14 H I. *19 Cadillac 1390 bal. ltd *19 Chrynlrr 0399 bal. Ill *39 Plymouth (III bal. Ill mo. ‘49 Mercury 91000 bal I IT '19 Penile* 1419 bal 932 mo. '99 VW r u INI bnl $33 mo. ■43 Chav. PU H ill bol 134 '34 For4 PU 3109 bol. 130 '•4 Ford PU 4304 bol. 130 mo. '37 Mercury III! bal. I ll mo. 'IS Belch IISS bal. Ill mo. SANFORD AVK. OfCN EVENINGS laofgrt, FlocM* 121*410! NiUooal RipAutulom In*. 1012 Near New "64" Models • 269 C m , In. v-a • Radio A Heater • All Vinyl later|pr • Juit Like New $700 w r in g t h i s a d “Shoot O ut a t TO OUR PARTS DEPT. J h s O X C iM a i" Check These “ Shoot-Out” Specials rilK V ItO L K T IM P A L A 2 Hour Ifaldtup, V-H, AiiIumatic Tranamlesinn, Power 4 J QttX ttlrrrine. Radio and Hraler. Ultra Nit*. I®®** CORVAIK MONFA Sport Coupr, Automalic Trinamiaelan, Radio and llrater. 9 Vary t Iran. SHARK PLUGS 65 ALUMINUM MUFFLERS FORDS VOLKSWAGEN Redan, New Tlrre. Bee To Appreciate. 1952 - fil '896 Ea. GENUINE FORD 1949 - 51 FORDS o r 65 Q $9< c#% 94 T-It IKUR Slightly Higher NO DOWN PAYMENT SPECIALS GENUINE FORI) 67 FORD RANCH WAGON, Aulumetlc SHOCK ABSORBERS Transmlaeion, Radio and llrater. Good Transportation. FORD, 4 Door, Standard Transmission *150 FORD F A IItl.A N K 2 Door. Automatic *175 Transmission, Radio and Heater. BUICK SUPER (A Bleat) ’96 DISCOUNT EACH $ 6 * GENUINE FORI) OIL FILTERS 57 • 65 Ftirt! & Falcon 2 1964 DODGE DARTS LEFT. BEST DEAL OF THE YEAR. 5 YEAR OR “ 64” Comet Deluxe 404 Sedan GENUINE FORD RENAULT R-0. Radio sad llrater. 7.004 $|9Q R Aetual MU**- Lika New. ONLY , * ® W “ 64” Comet Caliente Hardtop • Malti Drive Trano. 115. Autoa For Salt FORD OWNERS Seminole Realty B A N K REPOSSESSION 19G. ApartXMWta for Rant 3 • BEDROOM, « bath. M- FUKJ0, A ft Clam B. Jimmie '37 MG $323 CaU 322-2301. PARK R1DGK Bm otlful 3 Bedroom, I bath faralahad. t ml. to bass, 3 cewxa. m rnis. '93 CHEVY If NOVA, exert hues, ale# Florida room, blocks to Ikogpiag aaaker A •pt with laat coodrtioa. $19N. Ph, h u rt back yarl, loettaA at aahaeL t year Mam mwrtr 1212289. y rt beth A Shower, suitable s i P I m 32«47a alter 114 Laha MlhBi# Dri*a. Re^ Nr mafia ar Bagla person •easMa 4mm ftyataBt, A*- 3 p. a . or mlimd. All utllitie* la- '37 FORD V I, Stick Shift, 4 •ttme axisUag s s flg ifi with UNFURNISHED 3 Bedroom eitided in rent Ideally lo- dr. $300. Ph 322-2341. ToUl xsalhly ydTTwaols *4 eitm ea i * 51, wlihla 1 house, Kitchen equipped. Ph. IN a moalh. EXCLUSIVE 323-3091. Week ot 3 Am partial tola 1$N AUSTIN HEALY Sprite, WITH: excellent cooditioo. Ph. 22* m i aheppNg earner. In ORLANDO Aitld9 Part. $70 qiurc at Mmual Jacohao S t Johns Realty BM, 3 Bdrm. Ua/unisbed Dept. Mere 211 E. First St. THE TIME TK9TKD FIRM house, 102 EginDrlve. Open, 1933 CHEVROLET 314. 1 dr. 113 N. Part Am. PA M l * 233 Engine. Std. Trans. A call collect MisBi. N1-UT3. FURNISHED API. IMS Maple. clean car. History available, 332-4731. LOCH ARROR i n . mB m m $291. Pb. 122 1329 after 3:30. HhraasB, Bodera, cmCLEAN, Fura. Apt. Private 1*0. Automotive Service 1-3 sad 3 Wat baat, balk In stave, Eatrsnce. 10#4 Pslmelfo. NSW sag USED wisher, diyar, 3 bsths, 2 car Awnings A Cabaass rsrporte, aterigo, a v a r y AUTO GLASS 108. Rooms For Rent room bag outside aatrsoca, QUALITY MOBILE HOMER INSTALLED 322 2M2 CLEAN ROOM for Mia. 401 spacious windows. U s s y Hwy. IT 92 A 8rak*rik Glass and Phial Mlgaolia Am, 123-0720. other festurai too aumerous EXCELLENT rmdttlaa, Arts', Company to meotloa. ! sera ot baautl- air conditioned. Owner, 322219 MsgneUa Ph. FA 2 4422 118. Autoa For Bole ful woodad land ex Amory •Ml. Lake. Phone ue for additionAute Glass, TBps . '41 FORD Coavartibta. 322-29: 0 . A iiAt ^ e a u at details. 1913 NASHUA— I bedrooms. N,N9. Very deal, excellent 1904 RAMBLER, good condl- AUTO GLASS & * ROBRRT A. WOUAHf condition. Crgeaam City— tioo. Would liha to exchange Baattar for a Spinet Plano. 349-4402, SEAT COVER CO. OW 9-2172 RagBOBd Lusdqulst, Asia. Geneva, JO* W. aad «■ PA 1 4031 FA 13911 AUiad* Beak RUg. 103. Mobil# Hm m m * Rent ALL WORK GUARANTEED '33 PONTIAC, 1 dr. sedsn, I BEDROOM, IH lath, Sub- 10' WIDE, looks and runs good, Radio 123. Boata A Moiorn trailer. lsDd Eatatai, Banfard. Low NOI 490#. A Heater, Good tires $223. down payment. Ph. 322-9131 322-7690. Gateway To Tb* waterway TRAILER A 21 Ft. Cabana, full bath $43 mo., quiet sons. >14 PLYMOUTH, Good run Hobson Sporting Goods 96. llouMets • Sale or Rant Your EV1NRUDE Dealer alng cooditioo, Reasonable. J04** K. 1st Pb. PA 2-3941 CUSTOM BUILT Kama oa 222 1374. Lake. Ph. evening* 122-I3#T. 10 B 41 A. TRAILER, m Pri­ vate lot, Adults ealy, NO '41 MERCURY Montary, 4 dr„ 17 rr. GLASS boat, 30 h.p. motor, tilt trailer, converti­ 97. Houae* For Hanl month. Will sail. 322-1309. Hard top, Factory sir, Full power, Very clean. $2,200 ble top, extra gas lank, tarp. 3 BEDROOM House on Lake, 106. A part manta fo r Rent Extras. 1100 S. Chase Ave. by owner. Bank financing Sa* attar I p.m, Electricity. 10 miles from arranged. Call 323-1369. Seaford, partly furnished, $30 BS, Up. Surplus City. good fishing A hunting. Call 3 ROOMS k Bath, nicely furn­ '33 OLDS. 1200. Call 1223133 IT Ft. HIGH HAT, with access­ ories, ’31, 30 h.p. Johnson, 372 0319 or 322 0730. after 4 9 m, ished, clein. Adults, no pats. •lac. atari. Mitchell Tilt 4 ROOM FUHN. House. 1 bad- CaU 223-1111. 1944, 4 WHEEL DRIVE JEEP. Trailer. Eseallent condition, room. Altsmoata Springs. PURNISHED Dawaatelrs Apt A-l cond. $473. or trade for *730. CaU )22-9942. 91*1734. 14 ft. Aluminum Boat out with lights A water. 373 II rr. CABIN Cruiser with fit In A-l shape. After 3 0703. Trailer fully equipped (too FURNISHED, 4 room House, p.m. Ph. 322 9300. or trade for Tractor. CaU 1303 Sanford Ava. 2 BEDROOM Kuril. Apt., lights 322 3927 or 322-4473. CLEAN 1934 Ford. Good me­ RENT with OPTION. Vafura- A water, $N month. 322- chanical condition. U0 o d ithsd I Bdrm., g Bath, Air 11N. tires. Ill->337, coa., O ■ r a g a, overlooks > BEDROOM Furn. Apt. CaU ATTENTION Lake In Deltona. For ap­ 3211171, after 3 Ph. 122 0641. '04 FORD Fallback Gsluxic "300." |20i>, assume pay. pointment call Entarpriaa Pack Realty altar 4. Ph. rURN. APT., 2 rooms, middle manta. CaU after IK) p.m. ■go or aldrrly couple proDaRsry 44*3940. •4*4314. farrod. 172-4391. BOB MeKEr. USED CABS LAKEFRONT: Urge 3-badNO MONEY DOWN room. 3 bath, compbstaly 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. $33. 70t French Ava. 323 072t furnished, Dishwasher, deep 2100 Magnolia. Robert A. fr#«i*. automatic wither A Williams, 122 3931. '04 FALCON, Good rondttion, dryer, rrntrsl heat. $130 per MONEY SAVING W E L A K A AFAETMENT8 Taka up payment!. 323-1434 mo. 322-4979. 114 W. Flrrt St. 1104 TRIUMPH Spitfire, white S P E C IA L S 3 BEDROOM House ess Lake, 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. $33 wllh black top, tonneau cov­ partly furnished, electricity, mo , includes water A elec­ er, while walla. Excellent FOR too arras land, good fishing tric. 312-9307. condition. 32X0433. A hunting. $40. par moult). NOV. & DEC* Call 122 0110 or 322 *730. P1NECREST liMEKNBRJAR *230 MOVE# IN Cbnlee tots available be N2 PER MONTH Greenbvlar of Look Arbor FULLY furnished house, pa­ tio. 109 Andaraoa Circle. 3 Bdrm, ige, combin# lion din overlooking golf eaurtg322 0703. lag room, living room, Fie. Custom building |g year room, For Spscloue living, specifications. Greenbriar FURN 2 Bdrm, House, Adults. Low taxea, Fenced yard, developed by No pats 112-4039. Nearby s c h o o l , Shopping KING3WOOD Centers, 323-0309 by Owner. FURNISHEir~CotUg*,_ ' near BUILDERS, INC. baie. 110 327 372). FA 2 807 4 FORCED flALE-Two Houses, 102 Pelrmant Dr. 2 BEDROOMS, oak floori, TUt furnished oa smell Lake. bath, anrloned porch k Car­ On* 3 Bedroom, Concrete A ?100 DOWN port, Kitchen equipped. 1409 Oak, Rented In good tenant, Orange Ave Ph. 323-1979. N.lOb. One—Duple* $7,300, 1 FHA-VA HOMES Mile from Big Tree Park. SEVERAL OuUtinding I A I DUPLEX, furnlshad, I bed­ Call 373 7304. Bedroom Homes availihU la room, n e w l y decorated. Adults. Another available all Areas at Ssnford. Let us BY OWNER Dec. t, 322 3416. Show you Around I Tor a raal buy, don't pass Dua N. ORLANDO, 3 Bdrm. Un­ Up. 3 Cement block homes, furnished house. $7i) mo., 110 with extra lot, in Fern Park, Fairfax Ava. Open, call col­ 1901 S. Park Ava. 2. 3 bedroom, I, 2 bedroom. lect Miami 621-137), Income $270 par month. West PA 3-3731 an,tints of 17-12 one block on 434, on* block South on East St. to Vincent Drive, 330 4393, NATIONAL* Par Rxrt 97. Ha 96. 50,000 MILE WARRANTY. EACH $2 40 54 * 56 FORI) • 349 C m. In. V -0 • Multi Uriva Trane, • Radio k Heater • I’ .wer Rtrerlog • Pattary A ir CMd. • All Vinyl Interior • Only 3.000 Miltfl $800 DISCOUNT EACH GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS • BRN HOWLAND • FRANK BRUNSON • CHARLIE CRAIG BOB THOMAS Thaoo Caro Mtill 4‘orry A — 24 Mm Or 34.000 Mil. New Car Warranty. BANK RATES ON ALL CARS LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 N. I'almotto Ava. Ph. 322-4884 SANFOKD, FLORIDA W inlor Park Ph. MI 4-0208 Seminole County Motors 1101 W. 1st St. — Sanford Phon# 322-0614 Or Ml 7*2330 $ $ 2 05 NOTICE Y’our Friendly Ford Horvlca Ml Parts Depart mcnla Op*. Til 4:34 Met. Aflrraixtae Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST STSANFORD. FLA. PH, 322-1181 ' Winter Park MI I-A0IS �' -i n « animal was dragged a alto and a half because Milhowski had forgotten ha had ttod tha dog's chain to the car bumper. MUhowaU realited the dog's plight when another motorist shoaled at him while he was stopped at a traffic signal. **I turned around and I felt sick," be aatd. Me said he had taken the dog, a part Collie and Golden Retriever, with him to look for • Job. When Milkowakl went Into a plant to apply (or a Job as a machinist and toolmaker, ho chained the dog to the ear's rear bumper "to he wouldn't ffct hot M His mind was still on the Job application when he emerged from the plant. He got into the car and drove away. The dog was operated on by a veterinarian, Dr. James ft Gugllelmlno. "I think the dog’a going to be ail right. It's remarkable,” he said. Aa bad as the dog's injuries were, Milkowakl laced his most difficult task when he had to tell his 10-year-old twin boys what happened. "They love that dog,” he said. SWEAT SHIRTS Hamilton Beach ELECTRIC CARVING KNIFE if U C O LD T A B LET S 2-os. Battle— Rea. 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He took Ihe action after a witness w ho made the accutatlon pointed out a» one of the attackers a woman sitting at a table and said: ■JThat looks like h er." The w om an was the wit­ ness'* wife. 1 Westlnghouse AUTOMATIC 4-Speed PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH SUPERLECTRIC HEATER GRILL On His Own Wife LADIES' aid MOTS WALLETS . D ru a S to re s ^ CHARCOAL MIAMI (U P I) - A woman lost her bid to keep rnlW lIng fJ 20 monthly alimony from her llrst husband aftr-r her eecood husband com nulled •uicido. Tha woman'* second hut bond shot anil kill«wl himself on the couple's hnneymmm and it was later discovered that he had e wife in Georgia. Circuit Court Judge Tat Cannon ruler! that Margaret Lawrence Runner Reese Beck­ ett, 33, waived cla im . In (he alimony from Dr. Homer A. Reese, from whom .h e was divorced last July, whether or not her marriage to Thom­ as Eugene Beckett was illegal AMITY WALLETS ECKERD Italian Police Puzzled In Case A La Hollywood ROME (U P !) The cate of the kidnaped man in Un­ like trunk ptuiU-d Houdlnl Italian police today. The file raad like a Hollywood acreen script of foreign Intrigue. The characters were a Mor­ occa n with dyed blond hair and two diplomats from the United Arab Republic who apparently were trying to sm uggle him to Egypt. T h e M oroccan was found in a specially equipped trunk which would have defied the escape attempts of the great Houdlnl. He was freed when his moans for help were heard. The trunk carried ofiid sl wax seals of the UAH Embas ay hers and orders to deliver it by airfreight to the Egyp­ tian Foreign Ministry in Cairo The Morocran was carefully packed inside. Police identified the M o m can as a llnqutit who spoke seven languages and said he w o'k ed as an I n te r p r e t for the Egyptian Embassy here. v SAVINOSlR m v c t* l-t!SA V IN G S * c t { •"«*# * h n ? k __ S& Z + X \\Z\m \\* t‘ W , TODAYI EVERY DAY! K # SEALIY OCTOPUS No. 303 Carets Mitchell Spin nine Ueccl A Garcia 8 ) i' medi­ um action spinning red. ' i ft SAVINGS * Step *1(out ScAtxd 'Duty. St&te&f |^| ft SAVINGS ft P | 'it eftoe t» Step Ipu* Sciexd Plug. Steel/ | * SAVINGS �i* •* County Technical High School Study Okayed on the St Johns River Seminole County Wht 8>anfor& c i DeBary firemen are making the rounds in their annual > drive for funds fo r mainten­ I ance of equipment and opera­ tion of the department’s Zip Cock 82771 VOL. 56 halator service. Each borne or United Press Leased Wire Established 1906 FRL. NOVEMBER business contributing is iden­ • • • If you don 't believe there are bears in these parts, you can ask brothers William and Ger­ I ald Behrens of Lake Monroe. * They bagged a 250-300 pound black bear Thursday morning while hunting in the county. Sanford Area Beauty Plans 'Catching On' A full color documentary o f the aU rt, progresa and com picture and went about tbe pletlon o f beautifying Sanprocess o f skinning the bear. ford’a lakefront ia in the plan­ The Behrens may have bear ning atage o f Channel 2, for Thanksgiving. WESH-TV. The men w ere reticent about a • V 'V ♦ ✓ 41 4 « • 4 • It will be available for na­ tionwide distribution and will itart when the area begin* the physical phase o f the pro­ ject. Tom Gilchrist, vice presi­ dent and general manager of Channel 2, planted the firat seed at the Seminole County • • • Chamber o f Commerce m eet­ For the information o( those ing last week. who attend meetings of the He urged the Chamber and Seminole County Board ol o t h e r county organisations Public instruction, the next and individuals to Join in regular meeting is dated for concentrated e ffort to make Dec. 10 and a special meeting the lakefront so attractive has been scheduled for D ec. that it would virtually com ­ 17, pel motorists to leave Inter­ • • • state 4 when they see It. Did you know that Seminole “ Seminole County ran easily County was eligible to receive become one o f the most beau* fundi for five exceptional child tiful, most talked about, most teachers during the current desirable communities in this school term but was unable state and in this nation,** Gil­ to get m ore than three auch christ told John Krider, teachers? As a result the state made the funds available for Chamber executive manager, the other two teacbera to other in a followup statement to his county school systems. "W e speech. Gilchrist w rote, Krider that Just couldn't find two more tracers in this field ," remark­ he is "overwhelmed by all the publicity and reaction to ed H. T . Milwre. • • • my long-winded and ram bl­ Som ebody walked away with ing dissertation.” Ilia idea has caught fire ■ welding machine and allied equipment by tearing off a and K a r 1 y I e Housholder, door to the air conditioning Chamber president, has named and refrigeration shop at Ly­ u committee to push the idea. man High. The school board Temporary chairman o f the last week also heard a report committee is County Commis­ that a record player was fil­ sioner John Alexander. Gilchrist says he is pre­ ched from the Goldsboro Ele­ pared to make a documentary mentary School. • • • o f the project from its Sturt Did you eat chicken bar­ to its conclusion. becue and bear theMarching “ Now that Channel 2 Is Seminole band concert Satur­ equipped to transmit color day night at the Elks Club? film ,” the television execu­ Tbe highly regarded group of tive taiii, I am w ciking on musical showmen (and worn a plan to publicise the guren) are again asked to take den spot* o f our area and, part in Tam pa's Gasparilla since you people are plunging celebration. The f 1 a v o r f u 1 into thia thing with auch en­ "toasted chicken" was an idea thusiasm, I would like to to raise some needed money work up a documentary to for travel expenses. So, if you follow the progress and re­ didn't get to the affair Satur­ sults. day night, you can still d o your “ If this thing Is successful, bit by mailing a check to and I have never been ao en­ Marching Seminole Gasparilla thused over the prospects, Fund. Seminole High School, Sanford and Seminole County Sanford. . will reap nationwide publici­ • • • ty and attention that millions Clockwinders and C l o c k o f dollars could not buy in ad­ watchers alike have been de­ vertising." lighted with the preliminary Gilchrist asserted that San­ report o f the practical aspects ford and Seminole County has of developing the lakefront. And the enthusiasts for pro "both the natural resources and the horticultural talents gress are thankful that the city fathers are far-sighted enough to do it with the minimum of to give the "g reen light" to e ffo rt and expense and there the engineering firm for more ia no advertising yet devised data. Oh, there will be those so potent a i the w ord of who will be the same type of mouth lalesmanship o f a sat"D oubting Thom ases" that iafied customer.” Rollins Receives showing the feeling that if one said he was against it, there was so much sentiment for the project (presupposing a favorable engineer'! report) that the "a gin n er" would be sunk for sure. • • In years gone by Bandmas­ ter Ernest Cowley and his tramping troubadours h a v e woo much acclaim for Semi­ nole County's largest commun­ ity. And Judging from their perform ances at the football gam es, this year’ s contingent will add to the laurels of pre­ ceding parades. So. won’t you Joint the parade—o f subscrib­ ers to their their travel fund’’ * By Julias Associate Editor The possibility o f a techni­ 326 20, 1964 8ANFORD, FLORIDA cal-vocational M otor high for Seminole County cam e into existence Thursday when the Board o f Public Instruction approved a recommendation by Supt. R. T . Milwee that the State Board o f Education be asked to make a feasibility atudy. Milwee told the board that luii.vt »in* i •••»»•"•• under the provision! o f the mk 4 • *Uj * % I «■ I»*JUa Perkins Act federal fund* may be available to obtain a tech­ nical vocational achool for 11th and I2th grade pupils. "S uch a achool.” said Mil­ wee. "w ould help combat the drop out problem and provide pupils not adapted to the aca­ dem ic p rojram to continue high school training in techni­ cal and vocational field*." He pointed out that under the Perkins Act the aystem would have the one school availahie to pupils throughout the county who would be more adept to this type of training. In other action, the board: —Named Mason Wharton and Dr. A. W. Epps Jr. to work with Ssnford officials on crow w alk problem s at and near Sanford schools. vision for other information ns the latter me­ —Declared that from now on dium kept viewers constantly in touch with ac­ no junior high school bands tivities. The Sanford Herald, right on a dead­ would be permitted to make line, halted the presses and presented this out-of-county appearances. graphic account of the slaying to its subscribers. —H c a r d Administrative In minutes after the death, President Johnson Assistant Walter Teague an­ was sworn in nnd ordered the presidential jet nounce that there were 15,333 airborne as he seized the reins of government. pupils enrolled at the end of the second month of school. —Submitted a request to the State Hoard of Education for a facilities and transportation survey to be made at the earl­ iest possible date. — Awarded a IH.200 con­ tract to Allbright Electric Supply of Winter Park, low bidder, on providing central MIAMI BJ5ACII (UPI) UIIF antenna aystema fur re­ Eight permits escaped serious ceiving ETC Channel 25 pro“ Children stand by the flowInjury when the 40-foot e lu r. P « • U o g w x ^ T BeVr ! and their parents ter M a t 'G y p ,, Qu««H cxpt.nl- f . M Lako, Altamonte, Rosonwald pielutts, They walk actus* I i ed In lluities and sank oft Mi­ and South Seminole elemen­ street to the depository and am i Belch. tary schools plus South Semi­ stand by the door. They point nole Junior High. to the window where Oawald Most Powerful InHistory lewraloM Huge Gams In County farm Fconomy Told REMEMBER BLACK FRIDAY of 1963? It was a yenr ago on this day that President John F. Kennedy was assassinated while visiting Dallas, Texas. By the calendar, Nov. 22 this year falls on Sunday, but the Friday of Nov. 22 last year is deeply etched in the minds of all Americans, nil of the world. Stunned Americans grabbed their newspapers and read and re-read the as­ tonishing news. They turned to radio and tele­ State To Escape New Phaseouts, Holland Believes FORT WALTON BF.ACII (U P I)-S e n . Spessard Holland says he bclicvei Florida ix relatively safe from future military phase-outs auch as thovc announced Thursday at the Orlando and Eglin Air Force base*. “ It see ins to me that with a slash as massive as indicated, we are getting oft rather light­ ly ." Florida's senior senator said. About l,600 personnel will he |0Jl jn jj,e ^ jr Force base cutbacks, but the state will ga.n the naval training device center and a tactical air com ­ mand unit. All units at the Orlando Air Force base will be moved out by June of 1967. The Navy unit, with about 50 military ami Sou civilian personnel, will he moved into the Orlando fa ­ cility from Port Washington, N. Y. At Egiin, the Strategic Air Command wing will be elim i­ nated by 1968 with the m ove­ ment of a squadron of U-52G bombers from the Panhandle facility to Barksdale Air Force Base. La This move will in­ volve about 1,251 people. Driver Charged A motorist identified us James B. Thomson of 2605 Country Club Rd. was charg­ ed with failure to yield the have delayed advance in our right-of-way after a minor city for k>, these many years. crush early this morning at But there is m ore popular sen­ 125th Street and Frrnrh Avetiment now for a "let'a get GO­ Inue. Police report Thomson's IN G " attitude, in the recent ■ar and one driven by Rich­ cam paign for city commission­ W INTER PARK ( UPI ) — ard H. Jutib of Winter Park er BOTH candidates had this The Rollins Colicga art de­ project on their "M U S T " list, partment has received a gift collided at the intersection. • > Federal Aid Available, Milwee Says New Rocket Booster To Put UJ. Far Ahead Of Girl Scouts: D on't forget Uniform Exchange Day—Sat­ urday, to a.m. to noon. At Holy Cross Parish House at Fourth and Magnolia, it you can't be there, call 322-6768 or 322-7MO alter 5 p.m . and tell what you have or need. $3,000 Bequest i “The Nile of America” WEATHER: Cloudy and cooler Saturday; possibly showers; high in 70s; low tonight 45-50. in- tified by a department sticker. * * * * November In Dallas By Robert Cochnsr D AtJ-AR — (N E A I— Rain ilrips , t , i .i tU« plus:it llo'v ers, spreading the ink on the handwritten note* pinned to the green wreaths. Cold need­ les o f water bounce on the sidewalks nnd turn the lily pond into a boiling sea. The squat brick and ce­ ment building* which face the plaza are dark ami streaked with water. The wet, black streets glisten. A man, stand­ ing in the doorway o f the Tex­ as School Book Depository to escape the rain, ceaselessly snap* pictures. It is November in Dallas. A year ago on November 22, Main and Elm ami Hous­ ton streets were bathed in sunlight, lined with people straining to catch a glimpse o f the motorcade which was to take the President o f the United States to the Dallas Trade Mart. nut on this day, the rain has cleared the street* and traffic is slow nnd silent. "D ear G od," the note pin­ ned to the plastic wreath says, ' ' P l e a s e take rare of our helovrd President. We mi«* him very much and sort o f feel that even though he isn't here, in body, on earth with us, he is still watching over us In protert us from other evils. God hies* you, I’ rr-idret Kennedy, and your beloved fam ily. Thank ynu for be­ ing nur President." “ There are always a dozen or so people around Healey Plaza,” a policeman said. Eitfht Escape CArE KENNEDY (UPI) - was. Nobody says mu- h.” when John Kennedy was murdered and, a year later, the wound hus yet to heal. "There's talk uhout placing u memorial here somewhere," u Dallas newspaperman said, "but 1 don't think many peo­ ple want it. They're trying to forget—and they can't. A me­ morial would only make it more difficult." “ Nothing ha* changed ■round Healey plaza, a trianglar strip o f grass which inclines downward toward Kim Street, where the Pres­ ident was assa-sinated. And, in Dallas, where new build­ ings sprout quickly, this Is unusual. Newspaper stories or films can't show distance. Hut thn visitor sees the triple under­ pass just a f*'w feet from where John Kennedy was shot. Had his limousine been under the railroad bridge when the shots were fired, Noventicer 22 would have been a sensational, hut not tragic day. Time stand' still at Henley Plaza. The noise and rush of Dallas pass over it. And for both for thn visitor and reaidrnt, the only people near are the gunman in the win­ dow and the mun in the open A new Titan 3A military space rocket was poised this after­ noon for its second attempt to orbit * satellite on a test m iss­ ion. Visits School SAN MARCUS, Tex. (U P I) — President Johnson today torn, a sentimental journey to his old college, Southwest Texas State College, where he received s bachelor's degree in 1930. Strike Looms CHICAGO (U P I) — The pos­ sibility « f a nationwide rail strike at 6 a m. Monday loom ­ ed more certain today despite Hie effort* of a federal media­ tor to bring railroad and union bargainers lo agreement. Voting Precinct Change Studied lly Frsncr* Wester At request of newly elected county commissioner Law­ m an Swofford, the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce lias appointed a committee to work with him on changing voting districts so that all persons living in 1-ake Mary may vote in laikr Mary. At present part vote in Longwoml, part in the Farm­ er's Auction Market, with the remainder voting at Loike Mary Fire Hall. o f nearly (3,000 from the es­ tate o f former s t u d e n t Uardtn Robinson Austin. Mrs. Austin was a student at Rollins College in the early 1920s, according to President Hugh F. McKean. Sha died in May o f 1963. 20 Below Seen For The Dakotas By United Press Blinding snow and hitter cold tem peratures swept d o w n across the Dakotas today on the heels of a massive storm that dumped rain and anow from the Rockies to New Eng­ land. The weather bureau said near-blizzard conditions pre­ vailed In tiie Dakotas with winds up to 60 miles an hour. Temperatures were expected to plunge to 20 degrees below zero tonight. Cold wave warnings were posted for eastern Nebraska, western Iowa, western Minne­ sota and both <>( the Dakotas. Cape Moonport To Be Expanded C A PE KENNEDY (U P I)— The Arnty Corps of Engi­ neer* today announced the award of a (9.1 million con­ tract to expand the manned spacecraft operations building in the Merritt bland moonport. The expansion, scheduled to lot completed late next year, will provide more room for cheeking out the three sections o f the Apollo moon­ ships. Counterfeit Warning Given Mourning Period For Hoover Ends Many local establishment* displaying the American flag continue to fly them at half sta ff despite the end o f the 30-day mourning period fur form er president H e r b e r t • • • Hoover, Hoover died Oct. 20 and A Social Security represent­ Lyndon Johnson ative will be at Sanford City President Commission room in the City proclaimed the official mourn­ Hall from 9:30 a m. to 12:10 ing period which ended last ,p m. on Dec. 2, 9,16, 23 and A). t night- INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE o f the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce entertained new­ c o m e r s Walter Blevins and Everett Biggs, of ULii Product*, and Harold Slauta, of Southern Florida Artists Convene Here nhwa... Rocket Poised Dallas was wounded BEAUTY’S ADDED to Sanford Nnvnl Air Sta­ tion with the arrival earlier this week o f the first feminine nur.se. Lt. Cdr. Lucille Dannan ia shown chatting with Capt. Edwnrtl Anderson, senior medical officer. Cdr. Dannan arrived here from the St. Alltans Naval Hospital on Long Island. (iierald Photo) Fibreglass, at a steak cookout at FP4L recrea­ tion park. From the left: Bill Hemphill, Blevins, Biggs, Chairman Scott Burns, Carl Schilke. Waller Gielow and Slutna. (Herald Photo), WASHINGTON (U P I)-T b e Secret Service warns mer­ chants and others who handle sums of money to be on guard against counterfeit currency during thn Christmas shopping season. Service Chief James J. Rowley said merchants and their em ployes are "particularly vulnerable" at this lime of year, lie said that counterfeit­ ing reached an all-time high during the fiscal year which ended June 30. The Secret Service seised $7 9 million In phony bills. DUDLEY FLAGLER By Dottle Austin The 37th annual state con ­ vention of the Florida Federa­ tion of Art was officially open­ ed Thursday night with a re­ ception for Stutc President Dudley Flagler, of Lakeland, in the ballroom ot the Mayfair Inn. At the same time, conven­ tion delegates received the announcement o f the names of the winners chosen from the field o f 28u entries from all over Florida. They were: Best in Show, "Causeway G ale" by Caroline Ives ot Win­ ter Haven, (too FFA prize. First place landscape, " R a ­ vine" by Seward S. Merrell, St. Petersburg, (74, FFA prize. First place still life, "SUI1 Life" by William Hartman of Dellary, (75, FFA prize. First place figure painting, "Young G irl" by Pally Terry, Sarasota, $75, FFA prize. First place Florida Federa­ tion of W om en's Club, pur­ chase award o ' $75, "F low ers" by Elsie Upturn ot Naples. Second p l a c e seascape, "C rest" by Carol Baumgart­ ner, Sarasota, $.V) prize. HeBsry Arts and Crafts Club. Second place custom design­ ed imported picture fram e, "The Story H ook" by Frances Archdeacon, Sarasota, (.Vi by Riley and Lou Napier. Second p l a c e G raphics, “ Quel Pom m age" by Patricia Kirkcberg, New Smyrna, P ast President'* Award of (50. Governors Plaque for best Florida Scene, “ Scrubland" by Eliot McMurrough o f lz»< dlalantlc—will hang In Govern­ or's Mansion. Third place oil painting, “ Tropical F lora" by E da Leahy, Sarasota, DeBary C o f C award of (25. Third place, any category, “ Motion in T im e," M ary W . Johnson o f Ormond B eacb, Board of D irector! award o f •25. Third place water color, “ Near the Bayou," If. L. Kershncr of St. Petersburg, Sanford C of C, (25 award. The Jury waa com posed o f three Judges presently engag­ ed in ttio field of fine arts in­ cluding W. Knu-rton Ilcitiand. instructor of realistic art, St, Petersburg; David Reese, d i­ rector of Loch Haven Art Cen­ ter, Orlando, and Hiram Wil­ liams, assistant Instructor o f art at the University o f F lor­ ida, Gainesville. Awards and prizes will b « made at the awards banquet, Saturday at 7 p m. at tho M ayfair Inn ballroom. Spectators may view th* prize-winning paintings at the Dellary Mansion at the open­ ing of the exhibit at 2:30 to­ day. From 3 30 to A p.m . today, the Sanford Seminole Art As­ sociation has scheduled a tea and exhibit of local prize-win­ ning paintings at the Culturaf Arts Center on Fifth Street. Convict Escapes An Oviedo prison road eon g worker, identified a* Thomas Junior Flynt, 25, fled from the gang shortly before 3 p. in. Thursday and is the object o f a broad search by urea police. Authorities say tin is 6-feet, 6-lnrhr* tall, weighs 167 pounds and wu* wearing prison attire when ho left. For An All 'llmind fsoa.cl Time . • . , Meet For A Drink At The \ FRIENDLY CAR1UE OPEN TILL 2 A. M. Mon. thru Sat. • Dancing "On The House” Every Friday Night (I.adirs hours 1:30-6:30 Drinks e per year age.) VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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