5 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b3d954d86b815672d726083327e17abf.pdf f65293893f631099879aaa917f4e7f82 PDF Text Text C O U M rv Into Six Ye n s More O f Army . HURLBURT FIELD, Fla. fU FI) — Air C o m m a n d o Chaitoa L. Jones re-enllsted Per sis yaara white gliding through the air at 1,000 feet r Gliding betide the Midland IGs.) earner airman wars CapL Nelson J. Gough, who Atr foece captain, killed when his T » Jet trainer crashed last Saturday, were held at the Scabrnok ( T e i . ) Methodist Church. Uw body will be akippsd to Arlington, Vs,, for burial with full military honor* Wednes­ day ia tha National Cemetery there. The M e rit space agency •aid Monday an investigation of the crash that killed him may take several weeks to complste. But feathers pulled from the wreckage indicated the fait-movtag jet may have collided with low-flying birds at K itreafccd toward a land­ ing at Ellington Air fores Base south of Houston. The tragedy brought astro­ naut training to a virtual halt for the week in memoriam to the quiet pilot who hoped some day to fly to the moon. •dmialetond Uw oath, and M/Bgt. James A- Howell, who aarrtod Old Glory. 1 The three, members of the Tactical Air Command combet control tram, bailed out ®f a C-47 Skytrsin. The Air Force eaid today it believed 9onee was the first airman EGLIN AFB, FIs. < U P I)to re-cnliit while parachut- They’ro studying peaceful co­ Lesson Here For People? fag. ; For T/Sgt. Jones ths rs-cnHataunt jump was his 200th Im p - The three men used gUerablc parachutes and a loudspeaker system to per­ form the ceremony. tagton Groups Set Meeting -A special Americanism pro­ gram will to presented at a joint meeting of Uw DeBsry p. m. Thursday at the DeBsry Community Center. In charge ef the program will be Fred McLaren and Mrs, Gaston Legion and Auxiliary mem­ ber! win Join those of other veterans groups Sunday at the First RspUst Church to ob­ serve Veterans Day. Those at­ tending are asked to meet st the church at 10:30 a. m. and to wear tha uniform of their orgBflliatiaa if possible. existence between R u s s i a n •nd American hogs at this 722-squsro mile Air Fores reservation In the Florida Panhandle. Reeulte of the swine mixing program so fer are un­ determined. The project was disclosed by L t Gel, Sheldon Vernon, who said conservation and wildlife ars important at ths Air Proving Ground Center here. Vernon showed movies of two Russian boars being re­ leased from • truck and scurrying into ths under­ brush, honefully to find hap­ piness with some local wild sows. Three Russian sows also were Included in ths ex­ periment. Sentimental Clock LONDON (UPI)—Orchestra leader Eric Rnhliuon has ap­ pealed to hurglars to return his guitar shaped alarm clock that plays “The Blue Danube Waiti” because of ita senti­ ments] value. 1964 ELECTION SCORE SHEET ELECTORAL VOTES REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC Al At AMA ALASKA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO coNNicriCLrr DllAWARI FLORIDA GIOt&IA HAWAII IDAHO |IU il 40tS IIHPt ANA . | IOWA KANSAS KINTDCKY LOUISIANA MAIN? MAITLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MlNNIIOTA Mississippi MISSOURI MONTANA NISIASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIEE NEW JIISIV NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA O TBW ” PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA I3QUTH DAKOTA iTtNNISStE ntXAS ttfffil | VERMONT V1RQNIA__________ i I ® 10 ] s 0 40 4 • 3 1 14 12 4 4 2* 11 ~T 7 * 10 “ T To 14 21 10 7 12 s 1 4 17 4 43 13 4 26 a 4 2* 4 t 4 11 Monroe Pupils See Crime Lab Children of Monroe School's third grads had e new ex­ perience Friday when they toured the Seminole County Sheriffs Department Mobil* Crime Unit, under tho direc­ tion of Deputy Wesley Place. Pises showed tho children how fast the portable light system could be set up in cue of emergency snd explained some of the equipment in the traveling lab that makes for fast, on tho spot eriras de­ tention for the Sheriffs Dept. The deputy alio talked to tha children about the im­ portance of respect and obedi­ ence in the home and tchool. After his visit* Deputy Pises received 31 lettara WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (UPI) — Eighty-slx-yesr-old Dennis T. Portianko haa known a half-doten presidents, but has never been able to vote for one of them—until to­ day. “ For Uw first time in p y Ufa I'm going to vote," he said exuberantly. Portlanko’a aon, Port, 31, said his father would wear his best suit to an apartment min, Hoover, Coolidge and Rookies Harding, He knew President CHICAGO (UPI) at the Chicago Police Acad­ Johnson when be was the Jun­ emy appear to be neutral in ior senator from Texas. the presidential election. The trainees were asked to vote Monday in a aausage maker's “corned beef poll.” But the rookies spurned trays of corned beet sandwiches la­ beled "LBJ” and “Barry” and selected salami landwi son of Mr. and Mm. James M. Moye Jr., 309 West 16th Street, and n 1058 gradaute s of Seminole High School, haa completed an eight-week air 1 defense officer basic course nt the Army Air Defense Directors of tha Seminole School, Fort Bliss, Tex. n.nunty Chamber of Commerce First Lt. Pete Sharber, id their wives have been in- whose wife resides at 206 ted to attend the 19H4 fall West Iflth Street, la partici­ inquet of the Winter Park pating in “ Eiercisa S k y r-ihnpter of Christian BustScldlcr VI,” a nine-day co­ >i* Men’s Committee Inter- ordinated Republic of China itlonal at 7 p.m. Thursday and U, S. A r m y exercise i the Windjammer Restau- being conducted t h r o u g h int on Hwy. 17-03 in Fern Thuradsy on the island of Taiwan. F. Nelson Blount, InternnPfc. George Hampton Jr., unal business lender and whose parents reside at 1602 ell • known c r e a t o r of West 17th Street and who is ttoomtown U.S.A.,” will ba a 1989 graduate of Crooms >• featured speaker. High School, haa keen gradu­ H l o u n t , multi-millionaire ated from the 8th Infantry «nrr of tho Ocean Spray Division non • commissioned •*r■anberry company, operates ! officer academy at Baumthia “Steamtown U. 8. A." at- holder, Germany. tr-action* aa a hobby. The exPvt. John W. Zaigler, son hiIblts contian many working of Mr. snd Mrs. John J. Mg mtcdels of old eteam engines. ler, 167 Jackson Street, Alta­ monte Springs, has complet­ ed an intermediate speed a radio operators course at Fort BRISTOL. England (U P D - Jackson, S. C. He was gradu­ !ie drought conscious water ated in IOfi.1 from Crcoms mipany p r o d d e d wartime High School. cmorivi by urging consums lo put only six inches at In labor, tha practica of ater into tubs for hatha. The orld War 11 limit here was “moonlighting" refers to mul­ tiple Job-holding. re inches. OCTOBER WINNER of the Pilot Club Safe Driver Award nt Seminole High School in Minn Stefnny Weatguto (center), who receives n free ta n k of gns from B. S. Kiddy, manugor of the Standard Station a t French Avenue and First Street. At left in Mm. Jerry Jem igan, president of th e Pilot Club, which m akes the monthly award in cooperation with Sanford service station operntorn, to a student driver chosen hy the Student Coun­ cil. Miss Westgnte in the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Phil Wentgate, From Sanford T WASHINGTON ........... II Faster thru express service MIAMI ..... .............. .............. - I Only S '« hours vim Parkway BOSTON .... I The only thru servies KANSAS CITY ...... |i The only thru service TRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL Car. Park ft 2nd. S t 322DeBARY TERMINAL 1231 W. Church Street, DeBsry is 4 3 12 « 1 8 — ' 1 4 THIRD GRADE STUDENTS a t Lake Monroe School pone in front of th® Seminole County Mobile Crime Unit after touring th e crime lab PETUNIAS la increased enrollment Uw Aa Enriched Beadias NOW M A D Y ’ (rim etUJag lor the madias school is close to e* eroding of two book* « d i month it the required five-hook per ALL COLORS receiving rnthualoiUc pirticl- pupil library book distribution patios among fifth grade •til­ mark. Additional books parti­ des tJ at take Miry Clemea- cularly a rt needed in the felkGrapevilln JU m a rj Ui t School, officiili report. lore, religion, mythotogyy, le­ M il Grepevflb Aen, Although itodeuti make gend and poetry areas and their ows book seiecUou from donations vrUl be greatly ap­ the tchool library or other preciated If they are no long­ available aources, they are er of value to the individual. guided by a 12-ipaced color wheel with each lection re­ presenting a different cate­ gory of literature. Areas re­ quired to complete the wheel include biographies, fairy tales, classics, poetry, science, history fiction, folk lore, reli­ gion, legend or mythology, my­ w ith Deputy Wesley Place, Friday. A t rig h t in m em o steries, history fact, sports, back ia Mrs. J. W. Dugger, teacher and a t rig h t id venture and series stories. ia Jam es E. Murray principal. After each book ia read a pupil evaluation ia written cit­ ing the reader's likes and dis­ likes for various miln charact­ faster T U R N P IK E , d ers, evaluating the attitudes toward others and noting the way of lift portrayed in the story which ean serve as a BLACKBURN, E n g l a n d model for his own aspirations and goals toward good whole­ (UPI>—A bus driver protested some, moral living. “But although be’s been a in court that 22 female beck To prove value of the book eitixen 30 or #0 years, he's ne­ seat drivers giving him direc­ as a reading level advance­ ver been able to vote,’’ his aon tions where to drop them off ment, the student also is asked to list five to 10 words and said. confused him. “Last May mom died. In The Judge ssld that wasn’t their meanings which have tnJune I brought dad out here a good enough excuse for run­ eressed the reading vocabu­ to live with me. Now he'e go­ ning red lights and barred lary. ing to vote for Uw first lime Ken Nilholton from driving for Review of the program In ob­ in his life—in a laundry room lix months and fined him 114. servance of National Book yet.” He also lost bis Job. Week, Nov. 1-7, shows that due 15 I B PREPARE FOR W INTER! SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF fO LEM A N HEATING EQUIPMENT. VENT PIPE AND FITTINGS Spectacular acw engine • Sensible best ecooosay World's most advanced Six, Torque Command 232 option adds 135-hp zip to America’s economy champ. Here it is! Rambler American—smarter, snap­ pier. Testier than ever, spanking new for '65. Spectacular newengine option: 155-hpTorque Command 6 that comes on tike an 8—saves gas as only a Rambler c an -o n e of three en­ gine choices for ’65 ia the Economy King.' New sporty options like console, floor shifts, wire wheel covers. Airliner Reclining bucket seats. 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SANFORD, FLA. 322* “ Headquarters For Sprinkler System*' BILL HEMPHILL M OTORS, INC., 301 W est W atch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday Evenings �y* •* Johnson Sees 'Mandate For Unity' 2 County Races Close Seminole County * * * • on the S t Johns Hirer • • • • **The N ile of Amerie.. ) S a t t f UpaCodaarm t i I >m t t o P artly cloudy th ru T h u rsd ay ; high near 80; k m In 60a b u l l e t in Established 11908 WED. NOVEMBER 4. 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 814 Landslide Given LBJ AUSTIN, Tex. (U P I) — President Johnson, ae* eepting the greatest vote of any presidential candi­ date in history, declared early today th a t his land­ slide victory was a “m andate for unity." He urged friend and political foe to support him in the coming four years. I Appearing before the nation despite th e late­ ness of the hour (2:30 a.m. EST), th e P resident to to t M a r t a ty C sn n b We tn a t officials at voting stoa, It was m t a M tola sfprecinct 1* (Farmer’s Auction whew tot eaavaestog Market) left that drat "e" out comptatod Ms official at the word “precinct" oo their at Tuesday's elect1 m. identifying placard to alve Baker tallied l,e u votei a t the long lines of voters some* agatoet tot fee Us thing to talk about at they E. C. Harper Jr. declared the American people wafted (in most cates more bid “voted as many but , . By Dottle must face the world at one. than SO minutes) their turn at By Julia* IUustrees Absentee ballots la Seminole By Harry I. Johnson “Our purpose must be to the machines. Voting In Precinct 1 at the County will decide the winner Polling places were Jammed • • • Sanford Junior High School bind up our wounds, heal our across the county for many almost cams to u atand-atlll history and make this nation TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Herald made an unin- in two county races and could more than 12 hours yesterday several times Tuesday due to whole," the President declar­ Florida’* electoral vote for the tentlonal, but appalling err* overcome the small lead in county balloting presently held activltleu of poll watchers as a rltmax to a tong, arduous President and Vice President or on the cover page of the ed. and as a result only 84 per by Sen. Barry Goldwater over campaign which saw will not be cast for another Recreation aection of tha re­ He spoke at the Municipal cent of the 1,907 eligible elec­ tempers heat and friendships cent Progresa Edition. Wa President Lyndon Johnson, tor*. or 1,239, actually voted. Auditorium here hours after it month and • half. who swept the state and na­ in some instances freeze. named one of the lovely tional polls. R e p o r t s Indicated there bacama clear he had crushed Under state law, slates of 14 A total of 11,398 persons were about 350 voter* In Ha* 8eo. Barry M. Goldwater in electors each ware nominated young ladlea you saw there The county eanvasalng board stood in long lines in many GOV.-ELECT BURNS at 7 p.m. when th* polls clos­ the electloo—but before hii by the Governor at the recom­ Susan Tanner, when in real­ met at 10 a.tn. today to begin tes to cast their ballot—a rec Republican rival conceded de­ mendation of the executive ed. Peter Bukur Sr., chief elec­ ity it wee Mias Lynn McCord, counting a total of 1,234 absen­ ord number for the county but hat. tion cl«rk, said that voting Before some 4,300 cheering committees of the Democrat!* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. tee ballots, and the city board not in percentage of the total wa* not computed after 11 supporter*, Johnson said h* and Republican partloi. E. McCord, of Rt. 1, Boa 3A. is slated to meat at coon. number eligible to vote. The 20$-vote lead plied up p.m., that tabulation were had woo “ more than a victory The (lectors signed an oath Our sincere apologies to Mias In addition, 1,234 absentee that they would vote la the by incumbent City Commis­ not finished until 12:30 a.m. of party or person." McCord. ballots are to be counted by electoral colloga for the candi­ e e e sioner Joe Baker, however, la this morning end that records “It U a tribute to the pro­ Voting Registrar C a m l Seminole Countiane with a In no danger from a report of were not taken to the Court­ gram that wai begun by our date receiving the popular Bruce and her staff. These vote in Florida. •weet tooth are in luck. Hun- lao absentee ballots in the city house until 1:4S a m, beloved President, John F. Democratic alactore w i l l change the local situation drede of boxee of chocolate election. At present time, Ba­ "I've been an election clerk Kennedy, a program w« car­ some of the tightest meet Dec. 14 at noon in th* candy are being delivered to ker had 1,042 votes to E. C. JACKSONVILLE (UP!) five or aix years,” Bukur ried on,’’ tha President said. This year 78 percent of state capital to cast tbalr vote Lyman High School Friday Harper Jr.’s >34. Gov.-elect Haydon Burns, tast­ total number (legible cast ateted "and never before hare He paid tribute to those who r u e - S lU E M LYNDON H, JOHNSON for President Lyndon Johnson In the Taco for County Com­ ing sweet victory after a bit­ their ballots compared with 87 which the atudents will be we had anything Ilka this. We hid helped him—ranging from and Vice President • elect Hu­ selling In one big combined missioner of District 3, Demo­ ter campaign, already was percent in 1960. had ao much Interference from hla “loyal wife and two daugh­ bert Humphrey. Results of tho fund-raising drive for ail tha crat Lawrence Swofford and Many are believed to have tha poll watchers It (lowed ters" to “tvery worker In balloting will be sent to tho looking ahead today to the school clubs and organisa­ Republican Pape Bassett will visited the polls yesterday only down the voting procedure." •very block in the land—to tha nation’s capital by m all tions. Good candy — good have to await the outcome of 1968 race when he hopes to to walk away when they saw Bukur declared, “Tha poll people of both parties, the peo­ Democratic elector* who will the absentee ballots before the win a four-year term. cause. the long lines of prospective watcher*, most of them — to ple who have been so faithful cast their ballots are Robert • e e winner of that race can be an­ Burns was to attend a can voters. the beet of my memory — . , , and have made ft posi- J. Bishop, Orlando, John W. County Commissioner John nounced. In Precinct 1 the lines were vassing board meeting today representing Republican can­ Ible." Only 111 votes now separate Johnson said he had woo “a McLaughlin, lndialantle, Hal Alexander, a former president long throughout the day and and have a “ victory brunch" didates, stopped voters, asked Davis, Ocala, Rodney B. mandate for unity." of tha Sanford-Seminole Jay the two candidates in the hotly far Into the night as residents questions, checked Identifica­ with some supporter*.’* Thun by, DeLand, Walter F. He laid It was a mandat* for ceaa, will talk to hla former contested race, with Bassett waited to cast their ballots. County voters may have a vote or appointed by the school tions and challenged people." a "government that serves no Fuller, St. Petersburg, Dorsey club-mates Thursday noon at presently ahead 7,733 to Swof- The Isnky Jacksonville may­ Precinct workers reported Bukur acid a number of ■pedal Interest—no business Goode, Marianna, Mrs. Ros% or had no words of concilia harraisment at this polling chance to vote on the appoint­ board. the Civic Center about the ford’a 1,617. The outcome of the District lion last night for his defeat place in Sanford Junior High ment of a county acbool sup- According to the United peoplo who w*ri challenged government, no labor govern Ward, Sarasota, William B, county planning program. Press International the a n meat, no farm government , MacDonald Jr., Miami, T. A. e e e 4 Justice ol the Peace race it ed opponent, Charles Holley, School. ■ent was approved acro« 4 but ■ government that la i Buchanan, Miami, David 8. Co wa dare remind you also In doubt at Democrat A1 though he urged HaUiV’f Prosser Jr., Lakeland, Lacy M to t o y to m porter* to "join hanti Davit holds only a 232-vote servant of all the people." that It’a only 11 days ’til a e -S fooualy avMa oo t o ^ g T t o to to “I ask all those who are for Mahon Jr., Jacksonville, El­ wa* ■fclfrlstmts? Might ae well say lead over Republican C. E. TnijOrity to' th ief the ‘ amendments, * all uno lb » toal wtoa toe tost ma and all those who opposed liott Roosevelt, Miami, Warren of the state.*' -P® thay art all shopping days (Chuck) Kern. a are: He caUd Holley a “ coattail by l’rariftct Jl, more than an involves the right to •lector* voted, poll watcher* me” to forget “our petty dif M. Goodrich, Bradanton, and Seminole Countlans east since there are now a num­ Mra. Ada C. Williams, Fort Amendment t — For, 4.8W; enured the booths to check ferences and stand united." ber of placea where you can 487 votes for Goldwater and candidate" who tried to ride hour after tha polls officially (Attorney General Kynea tha number of voter* register­ The President waa elated. Pierce. against 4,330. ■hop on Sunday. While this i* a surprising 8,624 for Presi­ into the governorship on the closed. popularity of Republican pres­ The next return wai filed at al moon today informed The Amendment 2 — For, 4,889; ed on the machine before the Before hla victory statement horrifying to coneervativea, it dent Johnson. idential candidate Barry Gold- 8:30 p.m. by Precinct 6 and Sanford Herald that Semi­ Incumbent Sen. Spessard L. election clerks had o chance he happily declared that the la a boon for tha aix-d«y-a nole County voters now are against 3,921. l water. Holland took a commanding week worker, who hai no from then on the rest of the Riven the local option, In a Amendment 3 — For, 4,721; to voU, Said Bukur, “ I had landslide was just about as he M S to coll for aheriffa deputies expected it and hit the poll* other leisure time. Don’t let two-toone lead over opponent “ l a m happy this election is 23 precincts trickled In with future referendum, of ac­ ■gainst, 3,348. 1 the last In the state of Flor­ which forecast It "on the Claude R. Kirk Jr. In Semin­ the publicity about 3b and 40 their returns, some arriving; cepting or rejecting the Amendment 4 — For, 4,132; to restore order." ida where there can ever be hour work weeka fool you — ole County. long after midnight. Bukur also said Ihet never nose." against, 4,669. school superintendent consti­ a coattail candidate on the na­ G u b e r n a t o r i a l can­ there are still lota and tots Mrs. liruce read off the re­ tutional amendment.) Amendment 3 — For, 4,329; before had he and hit sUff tional candidate," Burns said, of futka who work Iota longer didate Haydon Burns at 8.837 sults to a host of newsmen and ■gainst, 4.711 of election clerk* ever Uken referring to the fact that In the and Charles Halley at 7,408 ran hour*. Solons Returned womrn in the lobby of the appoint the superintendent in Amendment 6 — For, 3,927; ■uch abuse. "We were celled Fire District future the gubernatorial elec­ a surprisingly close race. • • • courthouse, twice losing her Scminolo and seven other against 3,977. crook* and other nsmte when MIAMI (UPI) - Florida vetions will be heid in non-presiIncumbent Rep. Joe Davis Wa suggest that someone voice and having to rest be­ counties. Amendment 7 — Fur, 3,333; w* tried to explain l» p-rsont Wins Approval (era ta il Ilia itete's aix in­ dential election years. This Is School officials on the coun­ against, 2.733. aee about getting another tine thoroughly trounced his Re­ cumbent Congressmen — two how to uie voting machine* the reason that Burns' current fore continuing. out to the Agricultural Center. publican opponent, Robert T. term will end in two years. Transistor radios were in ty level still can call for the Amendment 8 — For, 4,693; on o email miniature machine Seminole County hai a new of them Republicans — back Hoover, M. D., with a total of referendum at a later date but against, 3,216. That’s tha hardest ’phone in fire control district as a re to Washington yesterday. The we had at th* Precinct.” The grcjlng, 32-year old use as the national races were tha county to get—the line is 8,300 to 4,807, Davis carried Bums who hat been mayor of watched during intermission it is not sure what the unoffi­ Amendment 9 — For, 4,336; ault of a favorable vote of remaining aix ware unopposed. One of th* poll watcher*. 17 precincts. cial decision oi the voters will against, 3,003. always busy. on the local level. freeholders in District 2 yes Mrs. Ruth Boutwel), of Lake Jacksonville for 13 years, won Incumbent Tax Asaessor do to that question. s e e Ametvlment 10 — For, 479; Ike Injured by a big margin over Holley. Mery, aald she wa* a Demo­ terday. The unofficial tally in Semi­ against, 3,136. The proposal was approval Second report luncheon of Mary Earle Walker was re. The governor-elect said ho crat and a poll watcher for AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) -F o rnole had the voters defeating Amendment It — For, 4,032; by the voters, 231 to 67, the United Fund captains will turned to office by Seminole believed hit support had help­ E. Pope Raxaatt, Republican mcr President Dwight Elsen­ County voters with a secure It 4,711 to 4,329. These figures against, 3.798. Involved Is (hat area of the be held at the Tradewinds ed the Johnson Humphrey tic­ hower wai treated Tuesday for candidate for county commis­ lead of 9,331 to 8,733 for Re­ arc subject to the official can­ Amendment 11 — For, 3,330; northwestern portion of the Cafetarla Friday at 12:15 p.m ket carry Florida hut added a back injury received in • sioner. vass of the ballot by county publican candidate Guy Allen. county in the Lake Monroe against, 4,843. It’a Dutch and they will meet “I was there,” Mr*. Bout- community area known as fall at hia cottage at the Au­ voting authorities. The canvass Amendment 13 — For, 3,923; Democratic School Board in­ that supporting the Democratic in tha private dining room ticket probably cost him 200,gusta National Golf Club, was started in mid-morning against, 1,377, well aaid, "to check off Re- Precinct 2. cumbent James Blrkenmeycr s e e 000 votes in the state. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) an I was continuing this after­ Jr, piled up a comfortable publican electora ae they vot­ The voters' action now will Mi.Mi, a black miniature Spessard Holland, Democrat noon. MIAMI (UPI) - A voting ed. And wc planned to re­ permit the community to form Holley Rests French poodle, ia lost. MiMi margin of votas over Repub­ seeking his fourth six-year The question put to the vot lican challenger Waiter Hoavalanche against a proposed mind Ihoae who had not. The ally organire a Volunteer Fire ST. PETERSBURG (UPI)— was a birthday present just Conffress Nailed term as U. S Senator, easily ers was, in essence, that the Florida rvapporttonmcnl form law says tha clerk must call Department patterned after Defeated Republican guberna­ last Sunday from C. 0. Todd, berg with a 7,733 to 3,881 WASHINGTON (UPI) defeated his Republican oppon­ amendment would permit local u)a ha,j ,ha atata'g Ugialatlve out tha name of a -liter ao it Taxes will be levied to ai torial Candida-* Charles R. 2637 French Avenue, to his count. Dcmocral* early today nailed ent, Claude Kirk Jr., in Tues­ option elections In Florida fnr Idistricting problem headed ran be heard by poll watch­ lilt in the purchase of equip­ Holley jilannoy today to take wife, Martha. Tuesday morn­ down control of the House in day’s election. eight counties, including Semi hick to lateral court today. ers. When this was not done ment and supplies and for a few days off to relax from ing MiMi disappeared and the ihe nth Congresi Their con­ With 2.2W precincts of 2,- nole, tv determine if the super Todds can’t find her. If any­ Miss Ellen Hoy tinued majority in the Senate 278 reported, Holland had 333,- intendent of public instruction The proposed 43-sen aIor, III- we called Mr*. Ceml Bruce, other operations of the depart­ the rigors of the long bard repre»enl stive apportionment supervisor of registration, and ment. campaign. one seta the small and fright­ had been assured hours before. 771 vote* to Kirk’s 333.384. Is to he elected hy popular plan wax one of three or 13 ■he rxme out and explained ened MIMI, please call 322- Succumbs At 68 proposed constitutional amend­ that this was the law," 085 or 322-8388. ment* on the Tuesday ballot • • • Mis* Ellen Hoy, 88, former Mra. Doutwell also said, which apparently were voted “ Election clerk* can't search One vole can really be Im­ city Ux collector who retired down. after 41 year* in the office, portant. purees for marked ballots, but Amendment* number one, When Rutherford B. Hayea died at 12:26 p.m. Tuesday at on reapportionmi-nl, number 1 can assure you w* found was elected president in 1876 Seminole Memorial Hospital. four, on school financing, and them and called It to the at­ it was by a margin of one Born in btarion County Oct. number 12, on gas tax alloca­ tention of election officials. vote in the electoral college. 3, 1896, she had lived in San­ tions, seemed assured of de­ If we're going to have elec­ When that election was con­ ford for the past 44 years tion laws, let’s stick with feat. tested, he won a second time making her home at 1112 them." Amendment number 13, em­ in the House of Representa­ South Oak Avenue, She was County Attorney Harold powering Sarasota Cour'.y to tives—by one vote. a member of All Soule Cath­ Johnson this morning said he alter Florida's traditional $3,The man who cast the decid­ olic Church and a member of WJQ homestead exempUon Ux received leveret complaints ing vote for Hayes himself had the Catholic Woman's Club. formula headed for approval ■bout peraone carrying mark­ been elected to Congress by Survivor* are two aiatera, ed ballot* into th* booth, by about a 3-3 margin. one vote. And the man who Mrs. Mery Micklea, of San­ Another much-defeated pro­ “X's" scratched into th* glass cast the vote for Congressman ford, and Mrs. W. F. Runge, posal, amendment 11, had a over certain candidate*' names was so sick he had to be car­ of Atlanta; two nieces, Mrs. good lead with the counting end clerks not calling out ried to the polls on a stretcher. James If. Morris and bliss well along. It would author- namaa of alactore loudly en­ • • • Dorothy Rung*, both of At­ ire the Legislature to revist ough. MW C8B The University of Florida lanta, and one nephew. Dr. the constitution in place of a Judge Vernon Mice laid to­ rnuMcmg Press reported that one of its William H. Runge, of San­ constitutional convention doing day that any complainte would garg publications had been stolen ford, the Job, have to be taken before the from a book show in a prom­ Funeral mast will be con­ Other amendments In the bal­ eanvasalng board. Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezotd, inent city. The book was "How ducted at 9:30 a.m. Thursday lot, also appearing victorious, To Be An Active Cftlun,’’ and at All Souls Church with Rev. or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322*1611A SANFORD NAVAL AIR STATION airm an. Roy Perry, 26, of Lake were: the city was Washington, D. C. Richard Lyons officiating. Mary, leaped from th is inboard boat this morning when it caught fire Number three, extending HHH Jubilant • • • Burial will be In All Souls jilxiut n half mile out in I-ake Monroe. Perry told police u fire developed school bond financing. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — Probably a tut of others Cemetery. Active pallbearers in back of the motor as he was returning from I.ake Jessup and u short Number five, empowering Es­ Jubilant Vice President-elect have the same feeling. Except will be members of the Holy period of fishing. He was rescued by Police Lt. Hen Butler in the rescue cambia, Lake, Martin, Okee­ Hubert H. Humphrey, full service eUtione, motels end Name Society, boat assisted by Deputies Wealey Place and Carl Sm ith. The two rescue chobee, Palm Beach, Putnam of praise for President JohnH m I w rjxc. restaurants located on end Rosary wUl be recited at 8 craft patrolled the area keeping other boats from getting too close to the and Seminole counties to ap­ son, heads for LBJ country to­ dependent to some extent on p.m. today at Brisson Funeral fiercely burning boat. Perry ia attached to Heavy Attack Squadron 7 a t point rather than elect county day and a Taxes • sized vic­ Home. the 17-92 traffic. the base. He was unhurt. (Herald Photo) school superintendent*. tory barbecue. Deputies Called To Precinct oting Record Tallied To Vote Dec. 14 Haydon Burns Wins Easily, Looks To '66 Superintendent Issue Yet To Be Decided m iv A Sen. Holland Wins Handily Your NEW CAR FINANCING fLOP/PA STATEBAN/C �- i i S* D an fo rt Paire S—Wad. Hot. 4. *64 R r r a ti 4 , ' V j f ’&Ar ' •' ..f c H i < *■ jfe;) «•»- vlu&J&t, i '* p p TWELVE-YEAR-OLD Steven Nicarry receive* coveted Clod and Coun­ try Award from Caaselberry Community Methodiat Church, being pin­ ned on hy his m other, Mrs. William Nlcarry. Looking on are Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel Jr., Steve’s fa th e r and Rev. Delmaa Copeland. DANCING TIIE DUCK to mu*ic of the "Vibrations” (background) a t the Ceneva Youth Club'* Halloween Dance, Judy Kinnaird and Leo Ford (center front) were chosen as the winning couple. Prizes were records. Geneva Youth Club Dance Is Said Success By JnAn* llij« Tbs Gantva Youth Club welcomed Uillowefn with ■ big danra at tha Community 1UII. Members of tha club turned out in forca and danead way into the night to muiic of tha "Vibration*,” a bind rnmpmed of aix buy* rang­ ing from 14 through 17 year* rid which provided nnnic ti«acrib«d aa "fabulous," Tha hall w it demratad is tha oranga and black them* of Halloween and tha punch, popcorn and potato rhlpa dis­ appeared na fast hi they wera put on tha table. A dance ronteit was held with the teenager* doing "The T>uik" and the winning toupla wlreled were Judy KiniitiirJ and l>rn (Torch) Ford. Each received a record. Thapernnea for the event were Mra. Mary Kinnaird and Hr*. J ouii Ford. Apple Orchard Picked Clean SAN DIEGO, Calif (UPI) — Lctioy llurthnlirnievr, «■( Newport Tlrach, who own* a 27-arrr apple orchard in near­ by Julian, ha* a problem. Twice within the last two two year* thieve*, tiling heavy equipment, have atripped hi* orchard burr. He es­ timated hi* lot* at 11,000. By J am Ci law. Delmaa Copeland, of Caiaolbarry Community Mathodiat Church, presented tha coy*ted Cod and Country Award to Scout Stovan Nicer* ry Sunday In aa Impraulwa ceremony during the morning worahlp aatvlee. Twslve-ytar-old Steven la tbo aon of Mr. and Mra. Wil­ liam Nkarry. of Longwood, and a member nf Boy Scout Troop 341 which la aponaored by the church. Alto participating In tha ■orvico vara members of the troop *rho conducted tha flag Ceremony and Scoutmaalor W. T. Daniel Jr., who explain­ ed tha difficult requirement* for tha award. It take* at laaat ona year to tarn tha award which la given by tho church to Scout* who qualify. Scoula who qualify. Many houra of aorriea to Uio local church wart donated by Start while ha waa work­ ing on tho raqulramonta. Among other raqulramonta wart regular private worahlp, conducting public worahlp, memorlilng booka of tho Bi­ ble and aelacted paaaagoa and becoming familiar with the hlitory of tho church and ite belief*. Stove olio attended Sunday School regularly and la Witnaaa Chairman In tha Intermediate MYF. Tha handaom* made! which conilata of o rad erota on n white ahiald attached to bluo ribbon waa pinned on by Slav*'* mother. Life And Death Come In One Day JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Lift and death cam# to the Kugene Iterthollc family yaaterday. Mr*. Harthollc, ZB, began having labor paint ihortly before 1 a.m. liar huahand tried to get hi* car atarted but when ha couldn't, ha eon* (acted a neighbor. Mra. FUrtholle aet out for the hospital In a car with neighbor Alvin llnward, hut thry collided with another car at an interaertion. Tha exjiectant mother wa* treated for her injurlm at the ‘Stolen’ Food Served In Jail SAN QUENTIN, C a l i f . (Ill’l l —A notice on the Han Quentin Prison bulletin board recently warned prisoner* tliut ‘'consuming stolen food from the mesa-hall will uul bo dealt lightly with,” accord­ ing to the prison's newspaper, the San Quentin New*. Comment* the paper: "We always thought tho Depart­ ment nf Correction bought their food from legitimate deslers." No Comment TOLEDO, Ohio (t.’PI) — Editor benjamin Strange, of tho Toledo Monl'nr, a weekly busine** newspaper, pirked up a oopy and found tha Monitor bad endorsed s t a te Hep. Charles Kurfcas, his op­ ponent (or tha atata legisla­ ture. iwmm ■ ig if ■ '4 \ / God, Country Award Given To Steven Nkarry WHOA! Aboard h er pony, Mickey Hetnlcke, 4, Denver, IDC'i National March of Dimes Child, f iciua in Luc bvncXil uL p iio lm ia p u a j. Duval Medical Center enter gcncy mom, then wheeled dl leetly to tha delivery room where at 3 a.m. ah* gave birth to a girl. At 4:4B a.m. Mr*. Ttartholie wa* pronounced dead of a broken neck. PAY LESS A T • • • GORDON f KELLETT’S :I f iin e c / t c ii U C H rE T T DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD _ -SAVINGS AND LOAN” Week has been declared by Mayor A. L. Wilson fo r Nov. 8-13 in Sanford. W itnessing signing of the proclamation are George Touhy end Mrs. Wilson. (Herald Photo) Savings-Loan Wounded Detective Week Declared Chases, Captures 3 PHONE 322-7913 We Boast the lowest EVERYDAY Price* Anywhere . . . We don’t confuse you with weekend Specials, Coupons, our prices ara th a Mayor A. L. Wilton has M i n e TODAY and EVERYDAY! signed a proclamation declar­ ing tha obstm nea of Saving* MIAMI (UPI) - Two shot- admitted firing both shotgun Look At This Partial Listing! and Loan Weak for tha Nov. gun woundi (ailed te alow a blast*. 8-to-13 period in Sanford. Miami police detective when Tho municipal recognition he chased and captured three CONTAC COLD CAPS of this thrift and landing seg­ men In a car. ment of tha economy of tho When the trio shouted ob­ iv t u b c n u t T T c o r n T o r state la a cooperative move scene remark* at Det. Willla THK NINTH J l ' t l i r i A t , r i R REG. $1.49 91* to ti* on the local celebration Nicholson as he stood talking C l'I T IN AND POM SSSMINOLIS r o t NTT. A. with that of Gov. Farria Bry­ to a woman, the 38-year-old i ’ll a v f ’K i irv LOMID NO. i m as ant who issued on Sept. 26 a officer Jumped into hi* car T ltK PNION CENTRAf. 1,1 P E INSURANCE COM PANT, proclamation declaring tho and went after them. Plaintiff, Four block* away the men v». ■amt aavan daya In Novem­ VITAMIN SPECIALS! (topped and one o( them pull­ 1 ,00VD X DEFKINB. ef ux. ber SAL Week for Florida. D t f s n j a a t s . Recognition la given to tha ed a thotgun from the trunk NirricB o r s r r r iv f i t s billion Industry a* tha of the car and loaded it. wdKTHAfiB rnMKri.osi’isr. TO* I.IA1TII M. PESK INS an t B 1 100 MG....»............. 100 FOR 69c national convention of the Un- Nlchotion pulled up behind MAXINK DEAK1NH. hi* them and sprang from his car. wlf* Red State* Having* and Loan R R s l D K VCKi UNKNOWN DeBary Bridge League is being held In Miami He wa* shot In the lower abdo­ AND VIT. A 25,000 Units 100 For 6 |c T ill All p a r tie s claim ing men and fired a wild shot be­ 1nt-r*s(i by, th m u c h , un> Beach with a pre-convention fore the trio took off again. ■tar or a g a i n s t th s a f o ra estimate of 6,000 attending. Club Plays p m .in a VITAMATE THERAPEUTICM The wounded detective chas- T nMt lill ARK Nationally recognised auth­ h araby Bnllfla4 I rtl the three men for 23. blocks t h a t a O i m i l j l . i t to faratlo** a orities and government of­ r a r t a ln m .irta a s* a n r u m h t r l n r 14 Tables ficial* will be on the program, more. When he caught up with t h s followlnx dsecribad ra a l | 100 FOR ONLY $2-89 them at a home in the north' property, to -w lt: DeBary Duplicate Rridga the plenary sessions being Ln» I. Block II, NORTH I west section, one mm ran in Club, meeting this week nn held, in the Municipal Audi r>B1.ANIItJ, tcco n lln r to aide to get a pistol while the plat th ara o f r*ror<l»<l In 1 Monday, played 14 tables di­ torium in tha host city. Plat Honk IS, Pax** M a n .tl man with ths shotgun blasted rected by 51!** Ethel Johnt l . Public IternrU* of H rm U | the officer a second time. nnl# County, Plnrl>1» ■on. But county police were ha* b«*n flls.l * c *ln*i >u.i tn I Winner* war*, NS, first, Mr. X Pulls Wool called to the scene and the I h s abovs itvl-rt *ult, an.! you sr# raoulr*d tn «arv» a ropy o f I Mra. J. D. Cordell and Nor three man were apprehended your Anawar o r o th e r Pla aa ina an Meyar; wontl, Sir. and plaint nn P l a i n t i f f * before any further gunfire Qve^Wife’s fyes tbk pUce'. «*» * 4 > laattnrlb« ComAND Ell SOM. RIHJI. ra. (iaorga Pearsall; third, Never* 6 >re»isister i DKAK*A t/>WNt>E.X, I f f E a s t Sira. David Singar and A. w a r W fd to n . E n gland Nicholson ***’ taklri to t Ce ntra l B o u lr r a r d . Orlando. I this price! FoMevs I Rnaiell; fourth, Mr*. Ida B. (UPI)—City official* disclos­ local hospital end admitted in Elurlda, a n d file the o rig in a l I Coenplate with coast Answer or o th e r PlM dlnx In Wilson ami Mrs. Ida Sand ed that for twn years a re­ fair condition. tho offlc* nf ths C tsrk nf th e I earphone, bottefy. Circuit Court on or b#f«.r* tho era; fifth, Mra. Robert F. cently resigned garbage col Police charged Andrew Har­ day nf Noyember, 1SS|. If Ntcholla and Mrs. Dolores M lector had fooled his wife ris, 21, Coldoo James, 22, and 30th you fall to do ao. a dacra - pro Finn. into thinking he had a better Ozric Green, 34, with shooting conftM o will h* tak o n a a a l n d for Iho relief dem anded tn [ the officer. They said James you KW, first. Mrs. Mery Fitt* job. I he Complaint. T h is Notice shall ha puhll»h-| and F. R. Froahtlrh; second, Each day the man, identi­ ed once a week for four con5lr*. Arthur Willgoos* and fied only aa “Mr. X," left eecutlve w e e k t to the S a n f o r d 1 Unit For Girls is .s e Harry M. Brown; third, Mrs. home dressed in business Herald. CAMBERLEY, E n g l a n d HATEIt THIS l l t h day of | clothes. Before stalling wurk Nan Edwards and Charles (UPI)—The rnmninniling nf- October, M il. BOX OF 50 Daglia; fourth, Mr*. Lloyd he would change into overalls. fleer of the lor*I sea cadet (S E AAMrth u r H. Beckwith, J r , SPECIAL! Stafford and William G. Luts; At day's end, ha showered Clerk ot C ircuit Court corps started a unit for girls TAMPA CHOICE fifth, Mra. Frank Holder and and changed back into hi* Ry: M artha T. Vlhlen 5 POUND aftar discovering the male Deputy Clerk busine** suit. A city official Sirs. Charles Hassell. Ptlbllih Oct. I t , I I k So*. 4,1 cu.lrta would rather dute gills The club will mark It* said "There’s same sort of than attend meetings. II. MSI, FRUIT n ir-ii fourth anniversary nett Tuei- stigma attached to the job'* CAKE day with a buffet luncheon at and the man finally found an ONLY noon to ha followed Immedi­ other one. ately with a special Master Point game with door prii*. Legal Notice The public la Invited. k J i») I a Clerical Jobs' K On Upswing WASHINGTON |UPI( — The Labor Department pre­ dict* clerical Jobs may double in the next 10 years. In a flu-page booklet releas­ ed by the Woman’s Hurtau, the department »ald there now at# more than seven mil­ lion women employed In cleri­ cal job* which la more than in any other occupational aiea. Wage* for women nffu-e worker* tanged from an aver­ age of $38.M) a we*k for anma file clerk* to an avtr age of fltfl.M a week for seirt'Uries, the report said. « I) CIGARS Legal Notice Legal Notice \ nni'sc n r m i t T im v r s r s : n r k t o h u m t ih iiK'i r r * it k c h o c k Kit IIAIIKKII .nil r n r i.w iK ttn A-MrBn* An! n**H»nc« Dr ***i0 wpi Tflii, An4 »4i h nf you, a r t TlAfaby luit I f l#>1 fita t an it ban t»#*ii ft lit) i i a l n i t >mi In th* r t r e i i lt f'miFi nf Semiiml* 4‘m in ­ ty, Florida, In Uhunrery, An atibraviAtiit till# nf which (■ FIRST FE D E R A L MVINOK AND l,OAN ASSOCIATION* OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a carporAtlnn. Plaintiff, HKTTT 8IJK UftOUK 1*11 Ft \U K Kit an.| htialiAml. K. I* tU rk u r, *| al. D e fen d a n t«, tha n itu n * nf *4lii • lilt balfiK A ilitt to forfrln i# lhAt r t r t a l n m o r tg a g * dgiad October 3!. MCI, And nf record in Off trial Record* Rook 1TI, 1'Agi CC3» nf tha public record* nf Ncmlnnl* County, Florid*, • n. itmktiPlng ihe fnllo w liii d**onha*4 fr-At p r o |) t r ( f, in-wit: 11,«*• th# \V«it«rty 4ft 19 f f i t | And A!I of lent If. tn Block «9, of fANI.AVDO TMW « r n r H R H K A I ' T I V I’ PAMI NPItl.NUN NKt’TIO.V, AccordInn tn Plat thereof ricoril* #it In Plat ilnnk 3, P ig # l i l t of IH# I*n hi Ig Hit nrila nf HirtiinotA County, / l o r tda F u b jtn t tn r i t t r l e t l o n i nf rtc o rd . and you a ra h#r#h# r#dutr#d tn fill* >nur AAtaitf tn #«t4 i n It with th# iirti1#r#( gtinl i'l#i k nf NMAitl I'ntirV i n it in iiprv# a copy t h a r t o f upon th<« Plainlift » attorn«y. whckai nama and i d t l n u i p p f i r halnw. on nr ha for a tha Tth d ay of h#r. M i l . amt In d e fa u lt i h t r i * nf fl#i’Ft# pro i*4infiABo tenill h« • nt#r«d AgAlnal you TYITNKHtl my hand and offi­ cial a ia l At t h t C ounty Court hnuia, oanford. Uiminol# Cnun* t>. Florida, ttila 33rd day nf ( ir to h i f , 1)41. (SKAI.) A f t h n r Ii 14#**k i%1! h J f „ Claik nf Circuit Court Ky: Martha T VlfaliB, D C Phillip H tavgan i h l n h o l i t r and U«g«n p. cx Ho a m i I a n ford, FlorhU Atturnay for P la in tiff Publish IV(. : | 4 ,S«|W, « I) ti r»a* CUF-lUi T iir M i n i j i n i r u i . cin - iv thb rm rriT ro m r nr i t t r . i> » v » r o u s k w i v o i k . . . v r t , si. iih in i. n i i M w i r .vo. 11 t.vi r i ll B T KKOKIIAI. HAVIN'.!* A v n r / n s a s s o c i a t i o .v o r OMl^S'liO, a eaiportO n*. PUIn tiff, v, IHM'ISK r R t K II K R an,I Al><i|,| ' i | I'lUfcMKIt. h - r hu s­ band, -l a l , rufrnlsnis v o t i c k n r a I*i t btatr n r n.nRiit* r o i vtv n r ar.Mivui.r t o i t/T n * s: rn iK siK u S'1.1 T hird Mlr*-I liladwln, Mlchl|*n AflOt-PH PRIKMKR 1»# T hird Sir»»t UUdwIn, M l c h l|tn IN T H K PIH CI'I T COURT o r T H E NINTH J U U I C I t L t I R f t IT. IV AND m s SEMINOLE COf.VTir. FLORIDA. CIIANCKHV No, 1IIM • i 't r to o ris r r t it l e PA UL K PIZKTt and PATB1CIA A. I'lZEIL hie wife. Plaintiffs. ve MABLE R. Al.ldlOPP. et at. [■•lendants. NOTICE OF SUIT tw the Name e f Me State e l P ie ria n To the B efendant: MAUI.K ► ; At.UtOPP And to: The u n k n o w n spoueo of aald above nam ed n a tu r a l Defendant And to: All partleo rtalm lne Inter**!, by, thr.iuah. uri.lor *>r axalnet tha above named natural Defendant not kn o w n to ho .load nr alive And to: All p a r t i a l Having nr Claiming to h a v t any right, t t t l a or Interest In and to the following described pro ­ perty. s itu a te in leminot* County, Florida, to-w lt: I a u I. Block I. HANLANDO th a gl'BURR BEAUTIFUL. A ltam onts n o t i o n , acc o rd ­ ing to p lat t h a r e o f as r e ­ corded In P la t Book 1. Pag* ST. Puhllo Records of Somlnnlo County. Florid*. TUU, AND EACH OF TOU, a ra notified th at a su it to q u t llll* tn tha above described p r o ­ pe rty h*e besn tiled a gainst you. »nd y e a s r s hereby r e q u ir e ! to eerv* a copy of yo u r Anewer tn th* Complaint on tho P l a in ­ tiff*' Attorney. DAVID W Cl'NNl.NilIIAM, P. O Roi 1IJJ W in te r Park. Florid*, and file Iho origin al in th* office of the C lark of th* C ircuit Court on or before November 10th. t i l l otherw le* th* a llegation* nf •old Complaint will bo take n t e confeeeed. T h is notice ehall he publieh»d once each week for four contecullv* w eeks In ths S a n ­ ford Herald Dated tht* : s t h day e f Ootoher. M il. M IRVIN «T PRIKMKR l * ) l l H-nllcr Street Detroit I*. M lrhlstn Tmt *r* hsr-bir noitfltd ihsl • suit h t s b-*n flltd sgain*t you In Ihs s h o t s sntttled c a u s e sod th at you ar* r«iutr*d to III* your i m s s r with ths C ltrh of this t 'n u r t sod to **rt* a copy thereof upon ths plaintiff nr plalnilft's a l t o r n s y a whoss oaoi s and sddrSM la Ullss. tlsdrlcls a Robinson, M l Cast r h u r r h S tr ss t, OrUndo Flnr. Ida, not la te r than Nutambsr 1*. MSI If you fall to do so a Doers* Pro t'onfsaio wilt ha soIsrsd *salB*t you for tho r e ­ lief d r . nan,l,d In ihs Com­ plaint Tht* suit Is to fnrsrloss t m o r . x n # Ths rsal property procssdsd t e a l n t t is: t-»« SI, m ock C. BRANTI.KT HHURKS. r i R S T APPITItl.N, arcordin* in Ihs l»la* I h r r m f as ts. or.l*d 10 M at H c k *, f o e s 4), of Ihs PubMs R sm rd s of Ssmlnote County. Klorlds. WITNESS my hand and ths s r s l of th is Court at Sanford, Klori<la. th is l l t h day of ttrt- (SEAL! nhrr. Mil. A rthur H He.-k with, J r I liltCAI.l Clerk. Circuit Court A r t h u r II lls c b * iih . J r , H-ml'ini* County. Florid* Clark By. Martha T. Vlhtsn By M artha T Vlhlso C Deputy Clerk Ollts. H sdrlc k k Robinson DAVID W. CUN NINO HAM l e t Cast Church Straal r O. Bos M i l Orlando. Klorl.ls W'totar Park, Florid* Attorney* for P laintiff Attorney for Plaintiff* Publish Oel. J t. IS * Nov. 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"That's what so inter­ esting about football,” ex­ plained Jim, "when two clubs go out there on the field the nadordeg always has a chance — sometimes a batter chance * - to win.” Aad he added, "Look whet happened last Thursday night against Bishop Moore.” Pigott Mid Seminole had (routed Lymaa and "ear re­ ports Indicate that the Grey­ hounds kit hard, they are alert, aad wo feel that they’ve got a S i m hunch e f boys. “I realise they’re going to he tough la seasons to come hut tot’s face it, they could he tough for no this Friday Bight* Pigott declared that he and hi* aides, Jim McCoy and Dick Williams, have been working the Seminole* herd thla week. "Wehr# moved Ter. ry Echols up from the Junior varsJty for defensive purpos­ es," Pigott u ld . "Ttrry la a hard-nosed youngster, loves to kit tad hit hard and has good Speed,” Jim added. Meanwhile at Lyman, Head Coaek Dick Copeland said hla elub would have a difficult time with Seminole. "We’ve scouted them often," Copeland claimed, "and they’re Juat lmpraselre. They’ve got size and depth” Copeland Mid he and his aides, Tom Barnes, Jim Far­ ley and Dick Silvers, are not InsUIIIng anything new wlta which to combat the bigger Seminole*. "Our club la better than at the sUrt of the season," Copeland admitted. "Things are looking up.” Of course, Copelnnd haa reason to think so. HI* club thla year has been rnmprised primarily of small youngsters but Lyman haa hail a flno JayVee Mason and they havo * fine group of youngatere coming up next season from South Seminole Junior Illgn. "Our JayVees did better this sea*on than wa expected." Mid Copeland. "Except for a Tea fine companies war* re­ quired to brtag the bits* un­ der control aad Laurel vohmteer lira officials announced Immediately they were fat vestlgatlng far possible tlgaa of arson. The cause of the Ore still hat aot been determin­ ed early today. State polk* reported that six ■aa war* la the building be­ fore the fir* broke out and al­ though on* was missing for several hours, all eventually None of the famed boro* her* for the annual running of tbs 1150,000 Washington (D. C.) International, Nov. 11, wars involved In the firs. Sev­ eral foreign thoroughbreds, such an Anllia of Russia, al­ ready are quartered bars while Kelso, the American champion, was expected to ar­ rive today. * * * 4 * ’ i bUf k. u.n ifo n p> pfcju aU yards on an off-tackle Jaunt^ before being hauled down by a Bishop H00™ ^ f feni,ero ™ ** *ct,on took.Ptac* during the Metro Conference Y V * * SIIS, 411,1 tb® Hornet* at Orlando’a Colonial Field. The Sanford eleven nosed out the Ilorneta, 7 to 6. (Heruid Photo) ficult it was and the three Houk and Berra Mid ex­ managers he played under actly the u n s thing about with the YankMs, Casey Stengel, Ralph Hnuk and Yo­ the stocky, Uttle Yankee ace. Ford didn’t immediately de­ gi Iterro, all agreed he never tried to con them even once. cide to submit to the opera­ Joe Schmidt 'Player Of The Week' Joe Schmidt, wingback for Edgewatar High School, was chosen "Player of Uio Week" for hla outstanding perform­ ance In tha OcL 16 gam* agalnat Winter Park. Schmidt w u praMnted with tho Sandlar Homes trophy ot a pep rally at Edgawator High Friday night la recogni­ tion of his achievement. , Ha was chosen by tha selec­ tion committee from recom­ mended candidates for this award mada by tha high school coaches In Orange and •Seminole counties. Joa return­ ed * punt for 91 yards and a touchdown for Edgawatar’i first score and tha turning point of tha game, n* also raught a 44-yard touchdown paM. II* was definitely tha outstanding player of tha week. In addition to th* trophy, Jo* la now eligible for the an­ nual (500 scholarship award set up by Sandler Homes. The recipient of tho scholarship will be named at the end of the current season from th* list of names received from each school during tha year. The scholarship is good for any school chosen by the re­ cipient. All high schools In the two counties art cooperating In thla program originated by Norman R. Sandler, pres!- "When you go out to the mound to take out most pitchera, nine out of every 10 will try to tell you he is all right,” Stengel once Mid. "Not Ford, though. If he doesn't have It any more, be'e the first one to say so. H* doesn't give you a lotta soft soap." Pierros Storm To First Place Ford. ' Unlike many other pltehara, he never has shirked an as­ signment no matter how dif- SEC Steadlag* Team Alabama LSU Florida Georgia Kentucky Tennessrs Auburn Miss. Miss. 8t. Vandy Tulan* Hurricanes Reef Up For Tulane CORAL GABLES (Ul’l)— The Iithuma of Tehuante­ Miami Coach Charlie Tat# la pec form* the narrowest part beefing up th* middle of hla Hurricane line for Tulan* of Mexico which cornea Into th* Orange Bowl Friday night. Two of Allami'a tup men were back on the field after e t * * ia s o is y rrx Injuries that kept them out ca¥* # * p m of th* Detroit game, which Miami won last week ti)-7. to a cra u s X Tate a*ld he expected Tulane ^ G W C e \r * * T £ P y r jM to do a lot of running up th# middle. 9 m *2** caW o # / < o ^ Fierro M a n u f a c t u r e r s stormed Into first place in the Sandspure League at Jet Lane* on the strong right arm of Jean Krtock who hlasled a 214592 high series. The Plerm girls won four from Powell's Insurance to jump into Ihc loop lead. Despite losing four points to the Southward Really. Bet­ ty Anne's Halntyling was able In keep a half game ahead of Howe Tire In second placa. Gere Williams rolled a 167 and •Mary Anderson howled 182/465 while pacing Southward. Helen Kat-lin ahot a 174 and Darkis i»wens s 187/497 aerie* for Drily Anne's. Howe split with St. John's Really to hold third place as Helen Padgett shot a 173 and Marilyn Ferguson a 165/165. Jane Adcock rolled a 165 and Eleanor Anderson X 169/466 for St, John’s. Lusting Transfer won four from Edith's Beauty Silon to take fourth place as Nona Illix-s shot a 160 and Jimmie Livingston bowled a 165,450. Nancy Conway had a 160 for Edith's. Chapman Blocks won their match W..4 the Alley Cats as Virginia Abbott* rolled a IU). O. K. Tire entered Into a thirdplace tic after taking three from Pryor's Insurance. Dot Johnson hit 167/452 for O. K. and Juanita Baird rolled an identical 161/452 for Pryor's. tion when the doctors at Lenox Hill Hospital Inform­ ed him they felt it w u acces­ sary earlier In the week. "I slept oo the decision for on# night," he revealed. "Then 1 decided I’d have it done. "They tell me that the blood has been abut off com­ pletely In the main artery of my left shoulder. I have no idea what could hava caused it. They’ll hava to cut Into my shoulder, open it up and try to clean out the obstruc­ tion. "I cam* to the conclusion I'd have thla done even If 1 wasn’t an athlete. After all, It’a for my own general good." Ford makes no bones about the fact he’d like to continue pitching. He even gave up hla extra job aa tha Yankees’ pitching coach recently be­ cause he felt It interfered with his performance on the mound although he still turn­ ed In a creditable 17-0 record this year. British Chomp tha Baby Eagtoa ef Edge* ater High, Orlando. The victory gave the eleven IU fifth victory of the aeaeoa against on* toes—to the Boo** High Junior varsity by a score of 12-to-6 la the second, gam* of the ala-tilt saaien.' The record keeks new show 84 wins out ef 88 for the Ba­ by Tribe for the past ala sea­ sons. In 1963 the Jay Veeo tied Daytona in a scoreless affair. Coach Ralph Itumpf stated at the beginning of the sea­ son that thla year’s squad was equal to hut season’i. After tha Edgreater tilt Btumpf t«ld the playera that the coaching staff had eajeyad working with them and tltot they should be looking for­ ward to Mat Mason. The JayVeeo almost had a spotless Mason with only l'J points scored against them while racking Si polata them•elves. Thl* Is truly a credit to the fine coaching staff at Seminole High. Terry Echols, the Baby Trlba’a leading ground gain­ er, haa been moved up to the vanity to work as a defen­ sive back. Echols la the only JeyVe* player elevated to the vanity aquad. Competing In the Metro gave the squad a chanco to play some tougher eompatlon and prove their ability. In the past the JayVees have Played to the Orange Belt Conference winning the DoLand Shrine Bowl two times and going undefeated through 30 tilt*. The fans win to there — although there’s little doubt a* to what the osteoma of the affair will be. Woaae faa* bar* evea aek*d why the two eehools are pteytag. We looked late the peso aad ce*a aad seme • f the information w* dag np are meet late resting. First, we're going to pre­ dict that within fir* years Lyman High la going to be oao of tha largest high schools la Central Florida. For example, exactly 10 rears ago Lyman High had exactly 79 atudents la 1U 10th, U th and 12th grades. At the end ef the 1960 school term enrollment Mt 278. At the end of the flint month of this year’s term enrollment reach­ ed 826, not too far from SemInola High’s 099 as of the aaaM data. Benth Sew Isole Jailor High. Jeet In Ha third year ha the new pleat. In pep­ ping at the saama. School board officials tell na that elementary school tnroIlment in Sooth Seminole this year exceeds elementary enrollment In North Seminole. So before you atari shed­ ding tears for Lyman wa'r* of the opinion Sanford fan* had better enjoy the next roupla of years beeaus* about three years from now a gam* with I.yman could b* on# of tho toughaat on tha Tribe's slat*. Let's look at It thia way. LymM lost about three or f«w bay* from school through transfers. Injuries, ate., which haa hart this NEW YORK (UP1) - tim United PraM International (mall eoUaea tootball ratingi: have been unacorrd upon had 1. Wittenberg it net been for a couple of 2. L. Angela* Bt. bed breaks which coat them 3. Florid* AAM 4. I n Otefa I t + two TDa. 5. La. T*eh Not only that, but Head Coach Dick Copeland amid this 7. Texas AA! morning: "We've got a great 8. East Carolina crop of ball playera coming 9. Gettysburg up from 8outh Seminole Jun­ 10. Colo. Western ior High." That elub, by the way, also has had a tremend­ ous season. Now let's examine another factor: Team Lyman High's enrollment Go. Tech has Increased an average of Fla. State 16 percent over the past 10 Chaltaaeega years. .Memphis 8L Disallow lag aay percent­ Son. Miss age Increase, projecting the Miami growth dariog the next five in this piece — don't shed Jean at the same 16 per tears for Lymaa. eta! weens Lymaa will have BO Iraa than 1,735 studrnta By the way, they’re puv by the tad of the 1969-197* ting in three special sect lor.* term. of bleacher* right now for Whether or not 8emino!e Friday's gam* to accommo. High win bo that large de­ data Seminole fane. pends a great deal on what All In all, wa’ra delighted happena to many of current to see thia Inter-county riv. projects auch aa the canal, airy get under way. It should the port terminal, tha ma­ be an Interesting series — at rina, etc. least It looks that way from So — aa we a id earlier here. * * " * * • * + * Penn State . ___n__ j NEW YORK (UPI) — Notre Dame, achieving top ranking for the first time in 4 10 seasons, la a 17-point fav­ orite to keep that rating when the unbeaten Irish meet Pitts­ burgh In Saturday’s college football highlight C o a e h Arm Paraeghlan'a South Bend stalwarts hava won 18 of 30 games with Pittsburgh. The Panthers won last season, 27-7. ' ' Second ranked Ohio State, “ which saved face by edging Iowa last week, la figured 13 points better than Penn State, but the Pennsylvanians have a psychological edge In win­ ning all threa previous meet­ ings with the Buckeyes. Alabama, Arkansaa and Ne­ braska, ranked third through fifth, are touchdown favorites to to increase their 7-0 records. Alabama faces unbeaten Lou­ isiana Stata No. 0 in a South­ eastern Conference tussle; Ar­ kansaa takes on Rice in a Southwest Conference battle, and Nebraska clashes with Kansas in a fight for the Big Eight Conference lead. Sixth-ranked Georgia Tech, ^ one of the nation's leading in­ dependents, la a none-point pick ovar Tennessee. Texas, ranked seventh, also Is nina over Baylor and Mich­ igan, No. 8 Is a touchdown choice over Illinois. Tenth ranked Purdue Is a H point underdog to Michigan 8tata and Florida, which aharea 10th placa with the ® Boilermakers, Is considered nina points better than Geor- Gators Work Out M a » o n 'i c |a b . 4 But Lyman la coming Into Ita own. For example, Its flrat Junior varsity squad STANDINGS Team WL TITwent PA undefeated and would Colonial 81 • 131 26 Kdgcwater 81 6 131 68 HKMINOLB 4I 2 12* 18 lloone 42 I 117 43 lllahop Moore 34 8 78 18 KvaM 24 I 31 152 Oak Ridge 2 6 0 104 119 Winter Park 87 8 12 112 Results Laat Week SHMUiOLB 7. Bishop Moore NEW YORK (UPI) - Len­ ny Moore doesn't like to play aecond fiddle and consequently Is burning up the National Football League in scoring statistics. Posted as the No. 2 left half­ back behind Tom Matte when the Baltimore Cotta opened the season, Moore Immediately began a comeback that has resulted In 13 touchdowns a league-leading 78 points. He was out most of the 1963 Ma­ son because of injuries. A master at deception, Moore has tallied 11 TD* on the ground and two more on pass receptions. The nine-year NFL veteran scored in 10 straight garnet and goes after the lea­ gue record held jointly by El­ roy Hirsch and Buddy Dial when the Colts play the Chica­ go Bears Sunday. Moore has a 10-point lead over Jim Bakken of St. Louis and a 14-point bulge on Colt teammate Lou Mlrhaeli, both of whom achieved Iheir totals with educated toe*. Paul Hornung of Green Bay has 63 points on four touchdowns, 21 conver­ sions and six field goals. * Team Buffalo Boston New York Houston WESTERN Team San Diego Kansas City Oakland Denver W L T Fct. 8 0 0 1.000 5 2 1 .714 4 2 1 .667 2 6 0 .250 DIVISION W L T PcL 5 2 l .714 3 4 0 .429 1 6 1 .143 1 7 0 .125 GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Florida Coach Ray Graves worked out with hit all-sopho­ more backfield Tuesday in hopes it can do tha u m i thing with Georgia that tha Gators did to Auburn. Florida topped Auburn 14-0 laat week and meats Georgia in a tradi­ tional hangup contest In Jack­ sonville Saturday. C jf \M M M *>"*£*■*W L Seminoles Knock Heads For Houston ofiacte* LONDON (UPI) nenry Cooper, British Empire heavy­ weight champion. Is signed to fight an unidentified American opponent here on Nov. 17. Promoter Mike Barrett said the opponent would b« Roger Klseher of Oakland. Calif., Sonny Banks of Detroit, Jeffrr»<m Davis of Mobile. Ala., or Alonzo Johnson of Hankln, Pa. Ex-Player Dies SCRANTON, Pa. (UP!) — James Cooney, an AU-Amcric* tackle at Princeton In 1904, died Tuesday at Scran­ ton Sut* HoapitaL He was in hia HO*. r /c x z p rX E /xa u -^M A.M£fi/C4 m 7£4M i M B e fo re m o Lost For Season | FARRELLS O P E N D A IL Y n o E FI BBT • A . M. - 1:15 I ■ their gun* and ammunition and the club will provide ev­ erything el*e. The club’* range I* located on U.S. 17-02 across from tht Ilynatronirs plant, midway between Sanford and Orlan­ do. Proceed* will benefit the club'* program. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 322-1181 SANFORD W. PARK MI-MI* M e rZ A fC C A P S H V £ A x e c e n su re p £ /o f 3 7 a6A >7ST sra x ro A o . (N O T JU S T A SLIC E!) 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ON 100 BRANDS alt competitive sanctioning bottles,” said Householder, is to make major rule rhsngi's after thorough discussion with owners, drivers, trsck owners and equipment manufacturers, ami to provide a minimum of ono full year's notice prior to adoption. "The new NASCAR rule* for 1965 do not permit an orderly development a n d testing program for replace­ ment of equipment slready WE HAVE JUST UECEIVED AN EXTRA MUSTANG Hurd lop, over and abova our normal quota. . 2 fC e * W £ T /a * * C 0 7 a rS 0 79**SS J* 2 s e a s o n * . NEW YORK (UPI) — Dafenslv* taekl* John Locator* of th* New York Glanta fac­ ed a pocsIM* operation today after sustaining torn knee and ankle ligament* In tha gam* against 81. Louis Sun­ day. Lovstere la axpccted to b# out of action for th* not of th* season. A tA /c f/r r w e A * * * £ rate z * » to o a w /s r "The 1964 stock car racing season," says Ronnie House­ holder, director of competi­ tive products of the Chrysler Corporation, "attracted the largest crowds and paid the biggest purses in history. "The season,” say* House­ holder, "has been a credit to all who participated.” He added that Plymouth und Dodge cars with the 426 hemi engine, and their drivers, gave a good account of them­ selves in all sanctioned com­ petitive events and contribut­ ed greatly to the aeason’s success. Ilut Householder said that the effect of the n«w NAS­ CAR rules, which niuke Chry­ sler'* hemi head engine in­ eligible for 1963 competition, forces the compnny to with­ draw factory-supported en­ tries in NASCAlt events. "Tho standard practice of completed 143 of 304 for a .701 percentaga. Prior to thia year, no major collegian who threw aa many as 135 passes had ever completed 70 per cent of them. The leaders in rushing and punting also retained their lof­ ty positions, Brian Piccolo of Wake Forest has carvcxi out 7 3 yards on the ground in se­ ven games and Frank Lambert of Mississippi is out in front with an average of 45.6 yards per kick. . TM£S/a *o£ R \ T * tT WAS 't e \ ea sy n f \J L t/a /ro x e A % acaA TS A B A C K \ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Florida State's Seminole* dof­ fed th* sweat clothes Tues­ day aad started head knock­ ing for Houston. Quarterback Steve Tcnal, named Back of th* Week by th* Florida Sporto Writers Association for hia starling performance against Mississ­ ippi Southern, was throwing Tasmania Is the Island state tha ball frequently in the of th* Australia* Common drill wealth. aap Stock Car Racing Lauded NEW YORK (UPI) — Unlike moat quarterbacks In the coun­ try, Tulsa's Jerry Rbome finds It easier to keep track of his passing accuracy by counting the misses rather than the hits. That’a because Rhome, un­ like any quarterback la the na­ tion—college or prafeasaional— fails to complete only three of every 10 tosses. Last week against Oklahoma Slate Rhome outdid himself, completing 35 of 43 passes for 4*8 yards snd four touchdowns. He also broke the all-time ma­ jor college records for a single game In completions, passing yardage and total offense. Those totals left Rbome nearly a quarter-mile ahead of his nearest pursuer in total offense, Giry Snook, of Iowa, with a phenomenal total of 1956 yards in six games to 1544 for Snook in the same number of games. Craig Morton of California. John lluarte of Notre Dame and Craig Fertig of Southern California ranked third, fourth and fifth, respectively. Rhome's passing totals are even more sensational. He haa Ry United Pres* The Quebec Acta continued their firm hold on the Amor* lean Hockey League's CtaU ern Division lead by whipping tha Pittsburgh Hornets 8-1 last night. Quebec's win gava tha Aeea an 11-1 record, wall ahead of the nearest Eastern Division rival Hpringfield. which has a 5-5-1 record. Tha loaa left Pittsburgh In third place in the Western Division with a 3-5 record. There were no other games scheduled. W)£/1 TUB Signs To Fight NEW YORK (UPI) - Amer­ ican Football League owner* voted today against any ex­ pansion before the 1966 season. Comtniiaioner Jo* Foss, in announcing the deebioa. said the owners decided to concen­ trate oo strengthening the ex­ isting eight teams In tha lea­ gue rather than add to the present alignment. AtA DERNIE HARBOUR (22), Seminole High halfback. Is shown Just be­ fore he caught tip with Bishop Moore’* flashy hnlfbnck. A rt Wroble (10) during tho Tribe-Hornet affa ir last week a t Orlando's Colonial Field. San­ ford won th e Metro Conference contest 7 to 6. (H erald Photo) NEW YORK — (NEA) — How widespread Is thla bus* Inrss of college coachea takInc advantage of tha more liberal substitution rule to control the strategy of the game? Woody llayrs sends In all Ohio State plays by substi­ tuting ends and halfbacks. Col. Karl II. HInik raps the practice of using college men as messenger boys. “The quarterback has the feel of the game,” says Rlaik, who couched Dartmouth and Army for years. “ He knows belter than someono in the press box where the defense la vulnerable. Why usk him to fall back on the slender re«d that is word from sn emotionally disturbed roach on the sideline?” A poll of roaches — from the Ivy l.cactie to tha Athletie Association of Western Universities —• reveals that nearly all of them prefer to put the ipiarterbock on his own. The bulk of them pro­ fess not to make more than three or four suggestions a game; G O T jO H A f N (/A R T £ , J £ iP * * * * * * * '* r ,k s t r m } y* y * e v r e u . . I JOHNNY M HIGHER SPOT - By Alan Mavar 9k aZZX/'frr'* ■ f l H Thar# ora sot.# nsw c m orsund with Wary streamlined rooli. But they or* not Vctkiwagant. They are colled fasrbackj, and tom* « ( thorn or* nomad oftsr (th / You con tall thorn from Volkswogans bacowi* a VW won’t go over 72 mph. (Even though tho speedometer shows a wddly optimistic top spaed of 90.) So you con ootdy break almost any Rpred low In th* country in a VW .Andj/ou con cnase right past gas ita-’ tionx, r e p a ir s h o p s a n d lir e s t o r e iv The VW engine moy not be thefostasQ but it's crsrig th# most od«anc*d. It's mod# ol magnesium alloy Ion* stop bolter than aluminum). And it's to wall machined you may never odd oil between change*. Th# VW engm# is cooled by oir, so it con never freer* up or boil over. It won't have onything to do with' water. So wo tow no reason to name « aft*/ J u s t te ll u s /iow m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom e Im provem ents, car repairs, for all your seazonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. CMS Ym Nuky _»l>nt tn»i*« 117000 $ 700 lit 00 11.00 22000 1300 312.00 1100 < 432.00 2400 —582.00 37.00 t V A LU ES G A LO R E IM EV E R Y D EP A R TM EN T O F T H E S T O R E •FRONT FLOOR MAT ' P H I L C O c;'v" LIGHT BULBS piui.ro FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE DIAL 322-5612 COLOR FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY DIAL 425-5938 (NOT LONG DISTANCE) LOANS UF TO $400 a fish. 1st St. & French SERVICE STATION SANFORD RESULTS ARE THE ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT OF YOUR ADS . . . AND THOSE RESULTS CAN BE FOUND HERE. Sanford, SINCE 110 South Macnoiia Street FA 2-4612 1908 Florida -a U 7» restone 322-0244 �I 1 1. m , iAjB • •T A p, HL1-’!* ■iH Cocktail MOUAft 4 M . . THB Poars. Sidney M. Richard Sr., all toctioestaly known as "Sid”, director of public works for tta City of Sanford, was proseated with a gold watch sad verba] bouquets Monday by Mayor A. L. Wilson and the C ity f> fpml»tlaei The gift and ceremonies, tocioding t h o reading of a resolution of comraendatloo, were in honor of HKhani'a aoth year wMh tho city. During that time, "the be­ loved employe" has worked aa a apeda^ polka officer, sewer foreman, sewer superinten­ d s nt„ too superintendent, msintentnee superintendent, before becoming director el public works ia October, M l The commendation, whkh vm r tid by Mayor WUaoa Ba­ ted Uul, “Tbo u ld Sid baa. in tho part tad ia bow, contributing much to Ifc# betterment, prograta and wslfara of tho City nod tta people. "Ha baa aiwayi devoted time and effort far above and beyond the call of doty and haa been held In high regard by all group* with which be baa been attoclated. "And tt it tbo deotra of the City Commission to express doe recognition and apprecia­ tion to this beloved employe." Accepting the watch and the coramendatioa "the said Sid" said. "Thank yon — m aaa you In another « years I" Cut Beets 10 U. S. CHOICC RIB REGULAR 2/ 174 . . THRIFTY MAID Tomatoes. . 8 U. 5. CHOICE SHOULDER B SLICED FOR Chops Church Class Has Party By lane Casselberry Twenty-one members of the Seventh Grade Sunday School of tha Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church snjoyed a Halloween Party last Thursday night at tha horn* of their teacher, Mrs. Clare Balmer. Coetume prisee for the pret­ tiest and funnleat were woo by Tommy Marina and Larry Weytra. Those attending bobbed for apples and played other l i m e , Refreshments af doughnuts, cupcakes a n d punch ware served. Legal Notice xoTicm o r e a rn REGULAR 87* . . M AXW ELL HOUSE Winn-Dixie S t o r e s , lac., operating 034 supermarkets in this area and throughout tha South, recorded a a n per cent sales increase during the fewweek period ended O ct IT. The volume wee l » , 072,297 compared with BM.ooo.on dim­ ing tho corresponding period last year, an increase of $4,. 444,220, Sake for the lg-week period ended Oct IT were $271,033,404 compared with *230,731,223, a rise of 114,333,162 or 3.31 per eenL REGULAR 77* . . ASTOR V A C U U M PACKED PILLSBURY CINNAMON REGULAR 59* . . BLUE OR W HITE . . DETERGENT ELAND FRESH PORK SLICED REGULAR 79* . . LAUNDRY DETERGENT Legal Notice Nolle* la h e r e b y given «h»t p u r s u a n t to f i n a l Decree of l a «h# C a e re a t t h a C s a a t y Korerlo aure e n 4 Bale ent*r*4 J a d a a , P e m la a la C a w a ty , S U t e In lh* c a u i e p e n d in g la the C ircuit C o u r t la a n d f e r Semi­ nole County, D e r i d e , ra c e dec­ k e l No. m i l . t h e underelaned C lerk will cell th e property e ltu n led In a rid C ounty deec rlb e d ae: T»( 101 of QUEENS MIRROB SOUTH ADDITION TO CASSELBEHRT. FLOR­ IDA. SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLORIDA, a e e o r d la e la p l a t t h e r e o f recorded In P la t Book I. p e a c e 41 * <1. Public Record* of Semi­ nole C o u n ty , F to r ld e t t o g e t h e r w ith t h e teltowlna Item e of p r o p e r t y which a re loomed la a n d p e rm a n e n t l y i n ­ st a ll e d aa a p a r t of t h e Impfovetnenta on a ald landt O e nera t E le c t r i a Rena*. Model No. J I 1 0 I ; fiwiiwrmi ( l - o e r e l ibmcino E le c tr ic uvpn, Oven, as«* Model No. J71SI, a e ria l No. m iiA R t Two E le o tren d H eelere Model No. 1ER14. f e ria l No. lliorttlll a t p u b lic aate t a th a h tsh e at b id d er for each, b etw een the h o u ra o f 11:66 o 'rlo rk In the fo ren o o n a n d tto* o 'rlo rk In th o a fte rn o o n , on th e 10th day nr N ovem ber, A. D. t i l l , a t tbe f r o n t d o o r of t h a Seminole C ounty C ou rlh o u ee, In Sanford. F lo rid a. K PORK LOIN SLICED INTO PICTITIOL'S MAMB NO TIf'E IS h e reb y given th a t I am engaged in huelneia a t Ifw y. t i l , C aeeelbarry, Sem iaole County, F lo rid a , under th e flrllllo u e nam e af, HOUSE OF IRON, and th a t I Intend ta re g le te r eald n a m e w ith the C lerk o f th e C ircu it C ourt. laEAM Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a, in A rth u r H. B e rk w ith, J r , C lerk o f th e c ir c u it Court accordance w ith th e provlelone of th e P lo lltlo u a Name a ta tBy: M a rth a T. V lhlea D ep u ty C le rk utee. In -w ilt S ectio n I I I .I I F lo rid a a ta lu te e H IT . A lb e rt C. W arly l « l l C e n tra l Ava. Big: E d f a r C oa S t. P e te ra b u rg . Fla. Publleh Oot. I I , M * Nov. 4. 11, P u b lleh Nov. 4. t i l l . RE& 3*4 . . PALMETTO PARMS HAWAIIAN CAIBA6C FROZEN FOO D D in n ers 2 FOR REGULAR 59* 79/ POLE BEANS MINUTE MAID FROZEN ORANGE Delight 5 8 9/ O LEO Shrimp TORVALmSTAMRS t o iv a ^ sta m w CtHI-ll ww*?SSSThm M A I N E R U S S ET L flfe Baking Potatoes P ib M tl* A vt, k i r i S U U if kwRjr 17-92, Longerood �I* f1 - r \t :V . VmB Wad. Not. 4. *64—Flag* T ! l > Claude S . Hawkins Leads October Blood Donors Rose Bushes Ctmdo 8. Hawkins, donat­ ing tils 29th pint of Mood, led all donors during October at Um Seminole County Blood Bank. Other donors during the ith were: D. Horace Green, 2S; Ronert D. Grlerae, 22; Janes B. Gut, Join 8. Beswteehen and Loren Dougherty, 21; Harry X. Wilson, Kdward T. Simp­ son, 20; Robert W. Conley, 12; John E. Higgins Br., IT; Charles T. Rabun. 18; Wilfred A. Smorowskl, Robert A. Ben­ nett, 14; John D. Buhl, Ed- CW win 0 . Esith, II; Leroy N, Nopper, 11; Darrel K. Swift, Britt L. Yates, Bonner L. Car­ ter, 10. Ada R. Williamson, Roger L, Hsrrls, nine; L. R. Eu­ banks, Gordon T. Meyer. Ha­ noi T. Hoskins, Mark J. Lr- ^ Cuytr, Dais Oerens, sewn pints; Colli# Collins, Franklin Montgomery, Richard K. Brooke, sis; B. Dele Dockworth, David B. Bach, Her■hell H. Harrie, Jr., five; Ce­ cil C. Lindsley, Durward T. Solley, Leonard C. DeWlt, four; John E. Underwood Jr., Karl G. Fehd, Gary Glboon, three; Ernest A. Baumeisttr, Kevin M. Xegenhard, Elmar H. Savor, William D. Byrd, Robert H. Schults, William V. Harper, Lary Atnlp, two. SANFORD 35H A S? Sanford Chamber Commended By City Bear Lake Club To Host Dance By Maryann Milts Ths Bear I.ake Community Club will aponsor a square dance Nov. II at ths Bear Lake Elementary S c h o o l Storting at 8 p m. L. H. Wise #f Orlando will serve as railar and will Instruct those who wish to leant. There will be a small eharge for adults and children sn d tr It, accompanied by their parents, will ba admitted free. The planning committee will meet at 8 pm. thla Thursday at the home of club president Dick Ostrander, 8413 Jamiaon, Bear Lake. Mrs, Ostrander is dance chair­ man. REG. 29c ii or. S lP fl X HELPS KEEP BOWNTIE COST OF 11,5 OZ. STAYING HEALTHY CITRATE M A G N ES IA SUE LIMIT 2 Not only Aa you pay Mas tatty day at Supar-X for high quality praaertptier aenrtes. . . but today’s modern drags gat you wall fa ste r... kaap well loagtr. C. . .ityou'll ua price your seat pi find are ana save j RIB. ITt M L Ilt BOOK MATCHES, SCOTCH TAM Hi RIB. I t EACH IKLEENEX I TISSUES ® FORt 111 18# “ M * X CANNON DISH CLOTH Matt* I r is , s p m ts# HAIR - NITS S of PC HER. BICARBONATE of soda SUPPOSITORIES ‘S ' PEROXIDE FSR l i l t Nil* J FOR TUM S CAMPHORATED OIL BORIC ACID 8olut,on EPSOM SALTS MERTHIOLATE H RIO. HOC ICE M ILK 9» FREEZER CARTON 9 9* 9* 9* 9* 9s ^-ISODETTES Sl.BO VAf ALUE I I I . t o * IA C H FLASH­ LIGHT llATTKRIES II.ts VAl ALUC 01.4k VALUE MB. 10a SHOE LACES 27* A 24* MONOPOLY * A s m a ll d k p o s l t w ill h o l d m o s t I t t n w , u n t i l D k c a m b o r. C h ris tm a s n o * . _ ELECTRIC HOMI HAIR OUPPER SET _ hat iox hair dryer| __ Kxtnskug* hood. k ' e% r a p T s t o t t a h pSmfUl elactito eloper with pro. I snoot)ct* tL $1 1 u i® (our Ginger Ale) STEAM I DRY Iron any fabrto aaitly and easily. Pushbutton ateam control. with microphone battalias and tag* (O il 4 £1 MIDh I OL 1 , 0 / COLDENE AMPHOJEL E flPRAY DISINFECTANT 1-29 79c VICK’S THERACIN»> 79c Cuuii«of Iwlr etylt*- VALUE •1.2k 02a MIOIOATIO . . POWDIR O /r n or. PREPEHAT10N " H ' vAum S2.Sk VALUE s u p e r t il ,o t S1.49 59c OINTM ENT PEPSODENT 69c - A IR M E N ’S *1.9* VALUE Fast heating, fo­ cus** heat when, you want IL FAMILY F M O ttinP TOOTHPASTE ANAHIST w 89c 59c ^FR ES H p P U R S E T T E S -’ in CRUM OIODORART BOX OP IS SLIM DUST PANS CHRISTMAS theme*. k l l l D A Y L I N = ■ S tli ^ SERU TA H S i.n i /yc F-C U fiC U R A •INTMERT 10-TRAHJ13T0R RADIO IRON 59C VALUE Assorted wtptor TAPE »u l THROAT U IM I U FASHION DOLL CHRISTM AS,,. — CARDS PORTAll! AUTOMATIC 1 $1.63 CHAPANS 199 EA . UBMTWCIftHTi ,/V VALUE BOX OF 28 C0L0T0NE F3 S . i PAIR : 1U. 12 -inch re­ m QQf ! H U M J am I IQ i*S . LYSOL a n d costumes flector, atiper-aaf* wire guard. La y-A w p y fo r 79c 83c LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO] II OZ. *C*or*T>" Or. HEATER SLEEP AID TABS.. M's ICIJJLSS Plastic, with lid Ju Va G A L S . -S U A V E MAALOX MKHT HAIR M U IIR I 412. RIB. 18e, 07. Fun for tha whole family—tha original real aatato gams. I uq’tV io1 EFFECT MIR IPMV IXTR& ARB M l. HOLD 13" 70DDUR BORDEN’S IN 11.48 VAQJt fdispenser 1 Board To Meet World’s champion party-goer. ' LIMITS AlWAYS ELECTRIC - PUSTM EVERYDAY PRICES Has Meeting Members of tha 8outh Saminola Welcome Wagon execu­ tive board will mtst for lunch­ eon and business at tha Barblxon Restaurant In Winter Park nest Monday at 11:30 a.m. s ' / n r >• s' LOW-LOW WMU Society The WMU Society of San­ ford's First Southern Methodiet Church observed World Day of Prayer at tha Oct. 26 masting held at tha home of Mrs. Eacar Naider, W. Ninth S t, with Mrs. R. W, Warren, chairman, presiding. The pro­ gram was given by Mrs. Randall Priest Mrs. L. P. Duffay report­ ed on tha Oct 10 bake sal* from which proceeds were used to start a church build­ ing fund. Mrs. Duffey and Mra. B. L. Adams served as co-chairman of tha project Twelve members attended tha meatlng. Neat meeting will b* Nov. 23, 7:30 p.m., at tha home of Mra. H. B. Mc­ Call, 2817 Mtllonvilla Ava. 222-1*48 America's Fastest Growing Drug Store’ Chain Harvest Brings Shoppers' Mart WASHINGTON (UPl) — Abundant supplies of meat and poultry, fish, vegetables, and fruit await thia week’s ■hoppers. Aa the harvest con­ tinues, fruits and vegetables are especially good buys. Ground beef, beef etoaks and roasts, pork roaets, and broiler-fryers ar* tha top meat and poultry buys. Egga, can­ ned pink salmon, and fish ■ticks and portions eomplata tha beat-buy Hat for protain foods. Cabbage, carrots, cauliflow­ er, lettuce, and onioni are tha top buys In vegetables for tha weak. C ran b e rries, grapefruit* pears, oranges are good buya in the fruit line. Apples ara especially plen­ tiful. John Appleby Potted Plants 1st ST. 4k HOLLY AYR. 1 1 It FT» DROP CLOTH RIBBING ALCOHOL FOPULAR TARJRT1B8 ( i n n j MAITLAND TOMMY PETERSON accept! f o r th e Sanford Cham ber of Commerce a plaque from Mayor A. L. Wilson in appreciation fo r sponsorship o f Florida Conservation Week here.>. (H erald P h o to ) Authorlxed plaqu— far the two water plants; Voted t o pay engineering fete of f4,801 .35 an the water improvement plan; Voted to ask lor another traffic survey at French Ave­ nue and Third Street by the State Road Department. The Finest for Florida hatQ ^ will BUY/tgypi OPEN MON. THRU BAT. t a.m. ta 18 p.m. SUN. It a . - , to I p a . --------TWO STOKES TO StHVE YOU -------340 N . ORLANDO A V I. HWY, 1 7 .f l NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE N EX T TO WINN-D1X1K PH O N E 647-7073 PHONE S2S-827B Sanford Chamber of Commeres President A. B. Peter­ son Jr. wsa presented with a plaque by Mayor A. L. Wil­ son, for tho City of Sanford at eity commission meeting Monday, In recognition of his lesdtrship In the recent Flor­ ida Conservation Week. A second plaque in tho namo ad the entire Sanford Cham­ ber for its sponsorship of ths oihibit was accepted by Man­ ager Jim Talmadge. The inscription on the bronto scroll mounted on a walnut plsqus commended Pa­ terson and ths Chamber for bringing the first annual state conservation wtek to 8anford. la other basins— *a the agenda. City Commissioners denied a request by Homs Builders Supply that Holly Avenue be opened from Ful­ ton Street to Ssminola Boule­ vard, saying ft would rut the lnuitrial area in half; Denied a taxicab lictnia to Rev. Harrolt Clark Jr., of Midway, beesusa he lives out­ side ths city; Approved a O.OOOlumen street light at the intersec­ tion of Sanford Avenue and 27th Street; Transferred 81,480 from contingency fund to pay for school guards, veterinary ■ervieea and dog food and sup­ plies for the police dogs; Approved ths payment of |250 to balance actuarial studlea on the firs department penalon system; Voted to turn over $1,858 40 In utility debts to a collection agency; Contain** Grown an R. Fertsadano Rant Stack VALUE HOMI FEHMAHIRT $1.49 ran plats with ear phone, battery and case. f il m F o t i v n i Receive a roll of Aim Y R U with < _ . ______ printed of 0 or more prints. . • Mask and white or Koda. 1 color la a l s a a m i H UT, O * (Ont day aarvioa available | on black aad whitol if' �, Miss Borrnie Ann Cox Lt Edwards United In Impressive Church Rites £ piece was a deep (old taUo roae with a abort fold veil. She carried a colonial noaegay of multi-hoed fold muma. Mlaa Jane Davla of LaFayette, La. and Mlaa Carol More­ land of Tampa attended the Holy Matrimony on Saturday, bride aa brideamalda and were October SI. INI at 1* a. m. gowned Identically to the maid a t the Flrat Methodkt Church of honor, except their gowna were a lighter gold. Her. Ed Norman of Tltuaellle officiated at the iaprasshr# candlelight double ring ceremony before the altar embanked with a profusion of netted pelma. Pedeatal baskets held beautiful arrangementa of white muma and chrysan­ themum* accented on either aide by aeven branched apiral candelabra. Mra. William Cowen of Now •m y n a Beach furnished the traditional wedding muale. Given in marriage by C. H. Jacobs, the bride waa radiant la a white formal gown of silk nrgaasa a m taffeta. The fitt­ ed bodice featured a scooped neckline and elbow length •leeree -e-embroidered with Akncon lace, with lace medal­ lions appllqued on the volum­ inous skirt. Tho sweeping cha­ pel train waa attached to the baek waist with a white satin Dior bow and saih. Her ailk well of Imported Illusion fell from a Jeweled tiara and •he carried a magnificent cas­ cade bridal bouquet of white rosea combined with wide gold and white satin brocada. Mian Barbara Jane Cox at­ tended her • later as maid of honor and was gowned in a floor length deep gold satin •heath featuring a modified train bald by elustera of satin rotes at the back. Her bead- Frank Lcater Edwarda acreed aa beat man, and uahera were Lt. Ralph Talt, Lt. Aabby McClanahan and Edmood Matta. Terri Swift waa flower girl and Bo Edwarda waa ring bearer. Mre. Jaeobe, mother of the bride, ehote for her daugh­ ter^ wedding a atunnlng two piece eniemble of pale blue Mrs. D. C. Howard By Mra. Clarence Hnyder The Past Noble Grands Club met recently at the home of Mra. D. C. Howard with Mra. Beaula Thornton serving ai co-hostess. Mrs. Henrietta Raines, pres­ ident, presided and Mrs. Vir­ ginia Anderson opened the meeting with devotions, read­ ing from “Streams In tha Deiaert-’* It was announced that nom­ ination of offlcera would be held In November and the Chrlstmaa party would be the third Tuesday in December, the 13th, at tha homa of 3tri. Alburn Rector. The November meeting will be at the Odd Fellow* llall with Mra. Essie Colo and Mra. Henry Jameson, hostesses. Attending this meeting were Mrs. Album Rector, hire. Vir­ ginia Anderson, Mra. May Rubow, Mra. Mae Myers. Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mra. Minnie Taylor, Mra, Henrietta Ralnea, Mra. Delaney Berchrr, Mra. Floyd Alhow, Mra. Essie Cole, Mrs. Elizabeth Hinnum, Mrs. R. H. Beekham and Mra. D. C. Howard. CORNY SANDWICH Try Mil* hoi sandwich come cooler dayi. Prepare corn bread mix aa directed nn the parkage. Hake In a pre heated oven (423 degree!) about 20 minutes. Cut into 4 pieces and apllt horizontally. Spoon 2 cans (I pound each) of pork and bean* over tha corn bread on a broiler (ray. Top with t bacon slicci. Broil 3 to 3 min­ ute* or until the bacon ia crisp. Put a tomato slice on top of aach sandwich and broil 2 addIUonal minutes. Yield, I at rv tags. Stevenson, Mra. Chuck Mc­ Kenna, M*a. Henry Tooke, Mrs. Raymond Ball and Mias Barbara MacDonald f r o m Clearwater. Following the reception the couple departed (or a wedding trip to Miami and Jamaica with the bride attired in a yellow wool suit trimmed In white with white lizard ac­ cessories. Lt. and Mra. Edwards will be at home at 1410 Crystal Bowl Lake in Casselberry. Among the out of town wed­ ding guests were Mr. and Mra. Lawton Sima. Dunnellon; Mrs. Vaughn Sima and Mrs. Ran­ dolph Mathus, Ocala; Mr. and Mra. Robert Fllppo, Eustla; a good mixer (w ith our Q ub Soda.) MRS. RICHARD LASH LEY, front seated, wan recently honored a t a shower a t th e home of Mra. Mary Krcnzer in F o rest City. Hostesses fo r the shower from left to rig h t were Mrs. Krenzer, Mrs. Elaine Turner, Mrs. Beverly Bray and M rs. Kaye V iets. DeBary Personals want o fresher, better milk? Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn of Maywood, N. V., were the guests of Mr. and Mra. John Boldtman of C o m m u n i t y Drive. NOW IS THE TIME TO SET OUT TOMATO PLANTS I-awn Spraying v THINK GOODNESS! . . . It’s T. G. LEE! 2221 GrapevllU A n. 322-OKHS MRS. MARION RICHARD EDWARDS Do you Mrs. Louis St. Amand of DcUary Avenue entertained with three tables of bridge Thursday, Oct. 23. Deaiert waa served by the hostess prior to playing. Winners were Mra. Eugene Guaa W'clllcr, Mrs. Ro­ bert I. Elmers and Mrs. Gas­ ton Crosby. G rnpevilte N u rs e ry Hostess To Past Noble Grands and allver brocade with match­ ing acceaaoriea and her corU fa waa of pink and allver chryaanthemuma. Mra. Edwarda, mother of the groom, waa attired in a •mart pink and ailver brocade abeath with matching accessoriea and the wore a blue and ailver coraage of chryaantbemuma. Following the wedding, a re­ ception waa held at McKinley Hall. Floral arrangemente of aeeorted yellow and while bloaaomi adorned the hall, and the traditional four layer yel­ low wedding cake waa served with an assortment of yellow slipper mints, punch, petit fours and other dainty fare. Aialatlng at the reception were Mrs. Charles Groover, There’s no mistaking the eatra quality of T. G. Lee milk. It’s evident in the richer, fresher flaior. Look for ths T . G. Lee trademark when you want tha best. PHONE 322-5663 FOR HOME DELIVERY Fashions | -■ ■ ' - x r t m r r v t ' J . *.*;■ r-A* *V Fern Plaza Shopping: Center i Fern Park TE 8-3515 f a s h io n e d w ith K o d e l each, $5.98 HEADQUARTERS FOR THANKSGIVING Greeting Cards Abova and beyond tha call of beauty. Bobbie Brooks* ooh-and-ahh studded collection of blouses for holiday time, piaytimt, data lima. And thanks to Kodal* tha Itbar with tha built-in whitanaas. thay'li keep thair flitted looks forever and aver. All in a bland of Kodal* potyastar and aotton. AM In aiaaa S to ll. �Permanent Arrangements Mrs. Dubose Observes 90th Birthday By Mrs. 1. L. Jetaeen Mrs. Emma MrDonatd Du­ bose was honored on her 90th birthday with a party given in her bqpor by her niece, Mrs. W. C. (Maude) Coleman at Osteen the Coleman home in Floral Heights on Sunday afternoon. Aunt Emma, as she Is 10 affectionately k n o w n , wa* bom on Nov. 2, 1874, in Georgetown. S. C. She mar­ ried Moae A. DuBose in 18M and they came to Florida in 1810. They resided on the west side of Sanford until the death of Mr. PuBose in 19M. She then resided with a sister, Mrs. Mattie Carraway, and at the present time is with Mrs. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. DuBose had Personals two tons, Jan** O., who ro•idea la North Miami sad was unable to attend the affair, and Marry 0., who la deeeaaThe dining table was over­ laid with a iare cloth and cen­ tered with a vase of cut flow­ ers. One end held a large sheet cake decorated in white with pink roses and candles; written out was "Happy Birth- day Anal tm n a ." A m ailer cake waa placed ia the middle. The other end of the table held a punch bowl. Mrs. Cole, aailated by treatnieces, Mrs. Ellen Dotiey and Mrs. Martha Vlblen, served refreshments to over 10 guests who called during the after­ noon to chat and talk with Aunt Emma. She received many lovely gifts. HANFORD FLOWER SH OP Car. K. 1st A Baaferd Are. 322-1821 222-8412 By Mrs, (larvacv Snyder Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Piet) at­ tended the dinner given by the Scottish Rite* in Orlando, Sat­ urday evening. . k ji£ .. j z - :■< ’jii'f.-w r THIS FRIDAY u t the Elder Springs C hrist M ethodist Church, United Church Women will assemble in observance of World Community Day. Appearing in an unusual skit will be from left to right, Mrs. C. J. Meri­ wether, Mrs. Carl Bradbury, Mrs. II. L. Nielsen, Mrs. Robert M. Jenkina and Mrs. M. Rupert Strickland. The public is cordially invited to attend the program. Edward Itirt Jr. had a pleas­ ant vacation when he spent two weeks In New York City. He stayed with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Davis, and also visited friends, Mr. and Mrs. James Furst. He spent the first week at the World's Fair and the sec­ ond week he toured the city. He visited Radio City, the Empire State Building, the Statue or Liberty, St. Patrick*! Cathedral and the Old Trinity Church. Edward was born in New York City but moved to Flor­ ida when a small child. He is now employed at the Seminole Memorial Hospital. SOFT AS A GLOV1 IN BLACK—R E D -O T T E R MRS. EMMA McDo n a l d DUHOSE, holding cake, waa recently honored on her 00th b irth ­ day. With Mrs. Dubose front the left are Mr*. Ellen Dosaey, Mrs. Muinle Curruwuy and Mrs. M artha Vthlen. 9v£^’a Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD Annual Church Day Planned The Sanford branch of Unit­ ed Church Women will otnerve World Community Day Fri­ day, Nov. 8, at the Eider Spring* C h r i a t Methodist Church. Thii ia an annual •vent according to the local president, Mri. Ralph A. Smith, and promise* to be mint interesting and construelive. Thii year the theme I* "Na­ tion* In Community" and a -kit is planned, with the wom­ en from the various churches taking part, undlr the direc­ tion of Sir*. Harry S. Foden. The project thii year ia children'* clothing and layettei. .Many women from church group* were bury alt summer aaaemhling material* and article* to make thia en­ deavor completely successful. The public U cordially in­ vited to attend the aervice. Herbs And Spices Perk Up Plain Pot Pourri Properly Musical Progrc SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - hand before adding to recipe— The day of plain ol' meat and and after measuring. potatoes la on the wane; more —Add dried herbs and sea­ and more housewives are will­ soning* to salad dre-slngs. ing to taka a culinary chance fruits and Juices well in ad­ and "live a little." vance. This allows flavors This ia apparent in an in- time to mingle. erradng awareness ami inter­ —Balance seasonings, if the est on using herbs and apices main course ha* an emphatic in all types of daily cooking, flavor, be cautious on salad aays Fred Callgluri, president and keep vegetable* and des­ of the Spice Islands Co., South sert simple. San Francisco. In one recent year, the —Don't use the same quan­ wholesale value of herbs and tity of dried herbs as fresh. •pices sold in the United Stales Usually, one teaspoon of dried was SI25 million—double that herbs equals three teaspoons of fresh. of 3) years ago. Caligiuri ticks off these rea­ —Don't use too many differ­ sons: people travel more and ent seasonings in one dish, un­ arc exposed to cosmopolitan less it's a thoroughly tested recipe. cookery; more and more herbs and apices and blend* are available on grocery store shrives; doctors don’t take auch a dim view of spices any more; and since times are bet­ ter. women don’t mind taking a chance on cooking some­ thing new. "if you know the ground rule* uf using spices, they'll help improve your cooking," be said. Caligiuri, whoie company grew from a "backyard" wine vinegar operation in 1911 to a present-day multi-million dol­ lar spice, herb, tea ami vine­ gar business, said apices are currently popular in prepara­ tion of vegetable courses. "A woman gets tired of the same old creamed spinach so she adds a little rosemary and gives it an entirely new char­ acter." The executlva offered a •hort course in apices for the neophyte. The idea is to start modestly, he said, by select­ ing perhaps sis herbs and four ■ • • • only by •pices of distinctly different scent and flavor. The herbs might be hasd or oregano; marjoram or thyme: A nything a lia b u t JocVay b ra n d hay leaves, rosemary, larra short Is a m ar* im itation . For gon or savory. Spices could be Jo cko y, tho flrs t a n d lb« cardamom or mace: ginger, fo ra m o it ta ilo re d u n d erw ear cumin, or anise seed, spice mad# to At tho m alo bod y, parisienne. e s c o ls in sm ooth At— in A Before adding them to the io n g o r-la ilin g w o iilb a n d t— recipe, taste the unseasoned in no n -to g , n o n -b in d V base . . , smell the seasoning! log b an ds— In o s c lu tire ■everal times . . . and taste i convenient fro n t oponm g. A h the unseasoned product ollen o f w h ich o it u r e s com fort— trim a p p e a ra n c e . C o m o in — buy While cooking. Gradually, you become more a lu p p iy o f tho ono-and-only knowledgeable on wnat ingre­ Jo c k o y S b o r li. G o t Jo cksy dients emphasiie (he national contou red shirts to match. or regional tastes of f<*id- «*•*»....................................... * 1 .2 5 for Instance, adding garlic, parsley, basil or oregano to tomato sauce result* in an authentic Italian sauce for spaghetti. Or, using curr) dis Unguislies the lood* of India Some do'* ami don't'*: —Use restraint. Usually a quarter of a teaspoon of dried herbs or apice ia enough for (our servings. —Crush bvrbt ui palm of DeBary Club ELECTION WINNER or LOSER? Sponsored By The Music Department of the DeBary Woman's Club sponsored an altrmonn of mu sic recently st the home of Mri. I'rice Goodson on Sunset Drive In DeUary. Mrs. Goodson presented the savory operas of Gilhrrt and Sullivan. "H.M.S. Pinafore" and "Pirates of Pcnsancc," and gave a resume of each opera. He freshmen! s were served with Mrs. Charles C. Ulrich, president of the Woman's Club, presiding at the coffee table. Fifteen member* attend­ ed. ch & tu rU)£aA. 10 DAYS r \ ! !l• /iJlL • mr fl} I k W' GREAT SELECTION OF COLORS DACRON and WOOL SIZES ,15 TO 16 REGULARS — SHORTS — LONGS ONE PRICE ONLY FREE ALTERATIONS DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN WEDNESDAT AFTERNOONS AND FRIDAY NIGIITSI Family Fashions and Footwearf' �Lftgol Notice i Lyman Clothing Aid wiaaing tar Ckrkt." To coaclode Hm n t k i actlvlUei. on Friday night tbe choir will h a rt verbal n a w m tio a ao "JUllfioaa Education p a y * dividend! la the Improvement of musk la the church. The Pastor aad members of St Johns Baptist Church liselte you to attend all of the aetlvt ties of the week. Cyyrws Areset, will observe American Edaeatton Week beC teiag Sunday. Dr. J. Griifin Green, preehhnt of Volusia Csunty Cemmunity CoOege, and Me stall will attend the a m ice. Speaker toe the occasion win be Or. Green, Whose sub­ ject will be relative to tbs Don’t forget the “ Wigs oo theme “Education Papa Diet Parade” extravagant* Sunday deads.” Music will be render­ Nov. S at New Salem Primi­ ed by the VCCC choir aad ft. tive Baptist Church. Time 2:3* p, m. A abort program will be presented before the wigs go oo parade. This program la ■ponaored by tbs Otorus of New Salem. • • • Anna Under Jones, If. 19M (1) Religious Education Pay* Dividends to Church Title, (I) Religious Education Pays Dirtdeads to Projecting the Missionary Task of the Church. Panelists ate: W. C. Curry, Robert Davis, aad Joseph CaldweO. On Monday, Nov. •, the Youth Mission will have an oral communication on Reli­ gion pays dividends involving the youth In church and church ectlvltlee.” Tueaday, the pas­ tor will preach from the them* Dividends to Teaching Christ­ ian Principles." The Auxiliary will discuss “ Religious Educe Don psya dividends In ebureb participation,” We d n e s d a y Sight Thursday night the Senior Mission will present a dis­ course on "ReUftmis Educe- Osteen Group Names Officers; Plans VFD By Mrs. Cbreneo Snyder Neaaee of new officers and plans to organise e Volunteer Firs Department for the area have been announced by the Oeteem Clvte Association. Officers are Nick Pfelfauf, president; Irving Veins Jr., vice president; Mrs. Charles Glblln, secretary end Norman Miller, treMorer. Edward Pell will be In charge ef plana for the fire department until final organ­ isation Is completed, Sponsor will be the Civic Association. Meeting! will be held the sec­ ond and fourth Thursday of each month with the first scheduled for Nov. 12 at the County Harn. Those Interest­ ed In working with the volun­ teers are asked to contact Pell. Fourteen n e w members were welcomed at the Inal meeting of the Civic Associa­ tion and It wns announced thnt the Osteen barbecue whs a huge surcena as was the rummage sate sponsored by the Osteen Home Demonstra­ tion Club. Proceeds from both events will he added to the Civic Aevoclntlon building fund. MYF Group Has Spook Party Hy Jane Casselberry The Casselberry Community Methodist Church Intermedi­ ate MYP held a Halloween Party last Friday ni;ht at a house on SlumIn*1*r Lane owned liy tbelr counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry. Tho living room was decor­ ated for the occasion with witches, black cats, and pum­ pkins and a large man made •plder web woven across the door. Fellowship chairman llunnlr Baiker wai In charge of the party. Those attending enjoy­ ed playing games and refreshmanta of cookies, candy, applaa, popcorn and punch. Those present Included Mery Mowtelongo, Buteh Shea, Mar vto McClain Jr., Kathy Pas rhsl, MeWflda Canelherry Bart Vlner, Debbie Webber Alice Deppen, Bonnie am Beck Relker, Richard and Bo hart Schwalienbacb, Tomra Marine, Steve Nlcarry am Craig Smith. ersduste graduate of Crooms High School ia matriculating at Vo­ lusia County Community Col­ lage. Her field of ipeelallxatlon is Social Studies. An active member of New Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, •bo Is- president of the Junior Department Recently, ebe reigned as an attendant to ” MUs V.C.C.C” Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jones. e • • Sergeant James L. Williams visited his mother, Mrs. Aminda William* of I1S Castle Brewer Court. He recently completed two months In Com­ manding Officers School at Pensacola. A 1930 graduate ol Crooms. he was an outstand­ ing halfback under former coach H. L. Douglas. Sgt- Wil­ liams Is stationed permanent­ ly at Travla Air Force Baic In California. • * • The members and teacher of the sixth period General Business class culminated their study of "Banking and Its Services” by visiting tiw Sanford Atlantic National Bank on Oct. 9 . Each student, who did not have a savings account, open­ ed one during this visit. A total of $2HW was de­ posited on savings with the understanding that each do postior will save at least f tl 5$ by Die end of the school term. We wish to express our ap predation to our principal, II. L. Douglas, to Uie Banking Committee of tiw class, our teacher, Mrs. E. J. Eubanks and others for making this worthwhile experience possible Is the gratitude of Hie entire class. A vote of thanks is, also, ex­ tended to the personnel of the Sanford Atlantic National Hank for such a cordial recep­ tion of tiie class. This educa­ tional tour has tieen greatly beneficial to the class. • 4 • The Seminole County Child­ ren's Advisory Council will present a program Sunday at 4 p. m. In Crooms auditorium. A fine program Is planned fur your enjoyment. Speaker for the occasion will be Mrs. Dorothy It. Baker. You are cordially Invited to attend this worthwhile affair. • • • The psychologist Cronbach maintains: If a child rejecti the dictates of authority, hr may never become commIIled to moral values and may tie de fisnt. Delinquents include l certain number of youngsters who have remained at nn n moral level. In other words, they never learned the dis­ tinction between right and wrong. Hut it is not correct sheer lack of mentality, for a greater number of delinquents are normally bright, and aume ara superior. MRS. W ILH ELM EN IA 8 . Jam es, o f • » W ont U th Street, presented h er church, Allen Chapel AMP! Church, with a wall dock recently. She la receiving a num ber of compliments fo r h e r choice of the clock and h e r generosity. $5 Million Hurricane Funds Distributed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The State Cabinet, sitting as the Budget Commission, re­ leased $5 million In federal funds Tuesday to Florida cit­ ies and counties hit by hurri­ canes Cleo and Dora. The fund* will be diatribut*d by the Civil Defense Department to cities and coun­ ties that mad# application for federal funds after the high winds and rains struck dur­ ing the hurricane season this year. , One-half of the total was tinted for cities and the other half for counties. The money will be used to rebuild public facilities damaged by the hur­ ricanes. ‘Sokol* Stamp Design Shown WASHINGTON (U PI)-Pottmaster General John A. Gronouskl imvcilcd the design for a postage stamp to commem­ orate the tooth annireraary of a physical fitness group known as “Sokol.” Sokol members are descend­ ed from Circhx. Slovaks, Pul­ es. Serbs, Croatian* ant other ethnic groups wIki introduced Grecian style gymnastics to the new world. The group em­ phasises grace, poise amt self reliance rather than muscle building. Mother Of Three New ‘Mrs. FSU’ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Mrs. James McDermott, of laiuisvillc, Ky., wife of a graduate chemistry student, is the new "Mrs. FSU.” Shirley McDermott, mother of three girls, as Mrs. Florida Mate University, will lie offi­ cial hostess (or married stu­ dents at the college which now riumlier one fourth of the stu­ dent population. First runner up was Mr*. Jerry Williams, of Hon day, and second rtinnerup wax Mrs. Clifton Gunter Jr. of Winter Park. Evacuated WASHINGTON (UPI) — Families of U. S. Embassy personnel In Cambodia have been evacuated as a precau­ tion against possible anti Amertean demonstrations, of ficiula here said today. A 111,400 rtlsass waa from atata emergency funds to rapalr tornado and hurri­ cane damaga at two atata in­ dustrial schools for boya. The facility at Marianna received 12,600 In damaga from a tor­ nado and the Okeechobee echool’e damage by hurricane Cleo amounted to $8,900. Acting aa the Budget Com­ mission, the Cabinet author­ ised the Bute Department of Educatiun to eubmlt a requeet for $3.3 million In federal funda under a new vocational education act. School Super­ intendent Thomas D. Bailey said the request wae only the flret aUp. A eUte plan for use of the funda muat lie drawn, he laid, and an advi­ sory committee appointed. A 114,000-a-year salary was approved for Board of Con­ trol aaalsUnl director J. F. Carr Jr. The board okayed $14,04)0 a year for Dr. Eu­ gene II. Payne, medical di­ rector of the Hunland Train­ ing Center for tha Mentally Ketarded in Marianna. Bitting aa the Hoard of Ed­ ucation, the Cabinet was urg­ ed by Lakeland teacher Eu­ gene Roberta to support law changes that would do away with a requirement that teaehera score 600 on the na­ tional teacher examination to receive a continuing contract. Roberts said he wa* oppos­ ed to the lest because it measured o n l y theorltlcnl knowledge of an Instructor and not his ability to teach. He said he would ssk the 19(16 Legislature to cut out the tret as a requirement for salary raises or continuing contracts. Extension Club Meets Thursday By Donna Fate* I.ongwuod Extension Home­ makers Club will hold n regu­ lar meeting and covrrrd dish luncheon Thursday at 10:110 a.m. at the Civic Leagus Hultding on Church Btrcst. Up to data health Informa­ tion will be discussed by • panel consisting of member* of health agencies uf the county. Conducting the meeting will be Mrs. Felix Megs and serv­ ing as hostesses will be Mrs. J, Murray, Mrs. J. llennrgan, Mrs. K. Newcomer and Mrs. E. P. Richards. hail iliuetl in liiB btijrin IB TMM CIRCUIT CWCWT WF TMM BIBTM JU D IC IA L CIR­ CUIT IB ABD FO B BMM1BWLM ro C B T T , FLORIDA, IB CMAXCKRT BO. IMS WILLIE MAR JONES Pie Istiff, re. CARET JONES D efendant, reeldencs nnknow n s e v t c a to afpm am TO i C orey Jones, residence unknow n You e re hereb y required to file y our w ritte n defenses t o a Util of C om plaint fo r divorce filed herein a s n ln e t you, w ith the c le rk of th e above sty led C o u rt on or before Decem ber 4. t i l l , end serv e n copy of earn* upon p la in tif f s A ttorney, N o rris D. W oolfork, I l l l i t W est C hurch S tre e t, Orlando, F lo rid a. If you fell to do so A Decree Pro Confesso w ill be en tered a g a in st you. WITNESS my hand and seel at Hanford, Seminole County. Florida this Jnd day of Novem­ ber. i)4t. (VEAL) A rth u r IT. n eckw lth. J r . C lerk of the C ircuit C ourt Hy: J ra n K. W ilke. D. C. Puhiteh Nov. «, I t , I t , U , 1*14. Ct'H-14 UNICEF Drive Neb $59.50 By Jea* Casselberry Mrs. Clare Balmer, Secre­ tary of Children's Work for the Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Chu'ch and coordinator of the "Trick or Treat" for UNICEF Drive, baa announced that $».S0 was collected by Uie children of the Sunday School Halloween night for the U n i t e d Nations Children's Fund. An additional $3.30 was contrlbutcd as a result of the Sen­ ior MYF Halloween Party held Saturday night which was at­ tended by approximately 23 young people and their chape­ rones. Mr. and Mrs. John Strong and Mrs. Leonard Caevelberry. Muaic was provided hy the "Bue J'a” Band and re­ freshments of cake and apple Juice were served. After the Sunday School children collected coins in their neighborhoods, a penny counting party wa* held at the church Assisting Mrs. Balmer with the party were Mrs. BIB Young, M-s. Edgar Lyons, and Mrs. I. G. Reuter, refresh­ ments: Mrs. Delmas Copeland and Mra. G. F. Messick, games for older children; Mrs. Don MacLeod and Mrs. David Steveni, games tor the kinder garten, first and second grad­ ers, and Mra. Charles Basing er. penny counter. Refreshments of doughnuts sad punch were served. foh LONGWOOl) E L E M E N T A I t r SCHOOL f tm ln o le County, Florida BE AR LAKE ELEMEN­ TAL V KCHixiL Seminole County, Florida ALTA MONTE E L K M BNTART SCHOOL Seminole County, Fturlda HOKES WALO ELEMENTAUT SCHOOL Seminole County. Florid* SOUTH SEMINOLE ELKMENTAUT SCHOOL Seminot* County. Flurld* SOUTH SEMINOLE JU N ­ IOR m an s c h o o l s*minnl* County, Florid* ADDITIONAL ANTENNA AND HEAD END E Q U IP­ MENT FOIl CHANNEL 14 Fo r the fo l lo w in g SCHOOL: ENGLISH ESTATES E L E ­ MENTARY SCHOOL Semi­ nole County, Florid* On* bid for the combined p ro jec ts ehell be eubmltled and will be received until 1:** p m , Thureday, November II, t i l l el tho School Admlnlalrallon llulMln*, Commercial Street. Hanford, Florid*, at which time and place the bide will be pub llrly opened end read aloud. C o n trac t document* cunalet of on* eel of ; d * n t and on* eet uf aprclftmtliina. Drawing* and •pacification* m ay be obtained by d e p o r l l L s i::.o o e ltli the E n g in e er* L A. Stuhl. and C W. M a ttm . 1)14 Palmetto Ave.. W in te r Park. Florida, for the riret eet of itocumente obtained. Such depoett will he refunded In full to each pereon who r e ­ turn* the documente In good condition w ithin te daye a f te r Md opening, with e ic ep tlo a a* noted below. Additional aete m ay ba obtained a t s cost of 111.** each, which will net ba refu ndable t'ontrentor* eecurtn g ducumenla and a o t eubm lt t ln g propoiala ahall be r e ­ funded half the depoett upon r e t u r n of documente ia good condition. A certified cheek or bank d ra ft, payable ta the Ruard of l'ublla In itr u c tlo n far Seminole County, F lorida; U. X G overn­ ment Honda, or n sa tisfac tory Md bond e ie e u l e d by the bid­ der and acceptable sureties In a m o u n t equal to flee per c ent of the bid e hsll t o eobmllted w ith eech bid. T he eucceeeful bidder wilt t o required to furalab a n t pay for antlernelary performance end payment bond or bond*. A ttention le called to the feet th a t not l»aa t h a n tha m in i­ mum aalarlee and w a s e i aa aet f o r t h In th e epoclflcatlona rnuet ba paid on tbla p rojec t T he Hnerd of Public Inetruetlo n for Seminole e n e m y , F lo r ­ ida, reearve* t h e rig h t to reject a n y e a d / e r all bid* e r to waive any Informalltlea In the bidding. No Md ehell be w i t h ­ d r a w n for a parlod ol fifteen I I I ) day* eubaequent I* the op e n in g of bide without the conaent of the Board. J. D. W right, j r . Cha irmen, Board of PubMe In itr u c tlo n for gemlaota County. Flo rid a ft T. Milw*e. Seminole County Rupert*, t e n d e n t ef Public InetrueMan and E i-O fflc to Secre­ t o ry to the Hoard of Pub­ lic tnatructlon P a blle k Out. St. H * Nev. 4. I Ida. CDF-TV Up Six Per Cent TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Six of the ethte'e heavily pop­ ulated counties—Dade, Brow­ ard, HUUburough, Orange and Pineilas—accounted for over half of Florida sale* tax col­ lections for August. Taxes on August tales are collected in September. Dade County beaded the Bat of total coltectiona which to­ taled S1I.3S4.734, or an in­ crease of six per cent over August sales taxes o< 1963. Catcher Baby hhM INOLE COUNTY JUVKN1LG COUNClu has elected these new ufficers. From left seated are Mrs. R. T. Thomas, re-eleceted treasu rer; Mrs. Kathleen Reynold*, vice president; Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman, sec­ reta ry . Standing are re tlrin f president Bill Tanner, Judge C. Vernon Mize uud new president, Tom Richey, ( g m H FhotoJt D am p Troche— V a S B M $ . h it D sap T ra c k 1 • S e lf T rope tied T ra ffic R o lle r—TWA MC-tB 1 H ahn S prayer C. I - I* H. P. M otor Grad T w a d b - i x i . t s t * T ra c to r D. t • S elf-P ropelled t ( Inch R o ta ry M ower*— TB AMSIB (Bowel 1 - Used A sp h alt P a v in g s p r e a d e r — T M A M -ta (B one) F. t - C om pact ■ • d a a — TWA DM. IS 1 . 11*1 C om pact Sedan Specification* m ap be o b tain *d a t th e office e f th e Sem i­ nole C o u n ty C lerk la the c o n i* H om e, a t Sanford, F lo rid a; or ■ t th e C o u n lr E n g in e er's O ffice nn U. S. 11-11 S o ath o f Sanford, F Is. Blits to t o enclosed Is a s e a l­ ed envelope p lain ly m arked on the ontelde, “BID FO R FURNtrill.V O (nam e a t teem ), open N ovem ber 1*. 1114." Bide w ill be opened on T eeed a r. N ovem ber te , 11*1, a t 1*:*» A. M. o r s e soon th e re n lte r a s possible, a t a m e e tin g to to held In th e C e u n ly Com m ission M eeting Room la th e CoSfl Itn u ea b t S anford, Florida. T h e rle h t Is reserved to w aive a n y Irre g u la ritie s or tec h n ic a litie s In bide or to r e ­ je c t any or a ll h id e B oard e f C onnly Com miss­ io n e rs Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a J a m e s P. A very, J r , C h a ir­ m an By i W. Bush. J r. C ounty K n e ln te r P ublish Nov. 4, 1114. C D F .tt T h r n o a r d of Public Inetrue (Ion for Hemlnole County, Plor Ids will reeelre bide for turnU h l’ie *11 labor, materia!*, eqirtpm-nt and eervleee requir­ ed for the Ifieteltvlion of COMPLETE MAMT Ell AN TENNA AND CAULK DIM August Sales Tax Soliders Found MAULEON, France (UPIFfhc last 12 of 77 Spanish sol dieri trapped in a snowstorm la the weitrrn Py renees were found alive Sunday. Four men se v tca vm i m m T h e B oard e f C s s a ly Comm teutnaera e f ■ sn ln o t* C sa a ty , A»S FleetA s, wit) receiv e b ias a t th e office o f A rth u r H. Beckw ith, J r . C le rk la th e C ourt H eaee a t S a nford, F lo rid a a p to •:** LORIBL M f . M. M ender, K o r e a h e r f. 11(0, fo r fn ra to h la g th e feltow tog m Home a t oqulpm ontt r i m DARMT A J - Tendon collect wearable used clothing hi response to the need of the children living M abject pov­ erty ta the Southern Appa­ lachian MoonUlna. Summer aad winter costs, dream , suits end underwear ere need­ ed. They weed not be la per­ fect condition hot must bo sturdy and uaaMe, These children live la whet Free Ident Johnson has called "America's No. 1 depressed area" bet the people there L ere e r a proud and independent end do not went charity. Therefore, the clothing col­ Icctcd during the th« drive will lected be distributed satt token prices bi the Southern MounUln ar­ eas where too many children ___ I drop out of school because they have no decent clothing to wear. Save The Children F e d e r­ ation, International child wetfare organisation, with head­ quarters in Norwalk, Conn, waa founded in 1932 and ia now conducting its 23rd An­ nual Bundle Day Drive. It ia rvgistered with the U.S, State Department Advisory Com­ mittee on Voluntary Foreign Aid. 8CF aids American In­ dian and 8outhem Appala­ chian Mountain children In the United States, and chil­ dren in 10 countries abroad through a program of child, family, and community spon­ sorship*, an International scholarship fund and com­ munity aelf-help projects. Its work 1* supported entirely by voluntary fund*. SAN JUSE, Calif. (UPI) Contractor Ted tialeb spotted a baby teetering on (be secondfloor windowsill of n neigh­ bor’s borne, raced 33 yards and caught the Utils girl to his Ltgal Notice t iu b u tjo n s t h t k m s c iB trrr, IB Lsgal Notiet Uflol Notiet IB TMM CIRCE I T C g r w f " TMM BIBTM JVDtCIAL C M CHIT IN ABE F O R IEEIH IN CMABCERT E E. t«4*B BWFKM T E AFFEAR DAIUtL MtTLA M. BOLTON F lalatlff. P laintiff, Defendant. TMM ST STM • W F I M I B t TCs PETER DARM1 I I H F eet Avene* Bronx TL N ew T erh p l e a s e TAMM NOTICE that ran ara hereby reqelred te ftl* pear wrlMen an sw er or defense If sa y . pereoeaDy or by aa attorney. e a or to fa r a Deeomber ». tISd, a t th e O ffice e f the Clerk e f th e C trenlt Court ot th e C oerthonse te Bo* ford, Beealsolo County. Florida, and ta mall a copy th ereof la E tes■trow, D avis k McIntosh, Attaraeye for P U lot Iff, fo o t Of flea Box i l l * , Sanford, Florid*. •3771, lx th at eer tslx d iv e rts proceed le g pending ngnlnet yen la the Circuit C on n o f the Ninth Jndlolal Circuit e l F lor­ ida In and for Sem inole ConnIF, In Chancery, an abbreviat­ ed title n f eald eapee being “Lerlel M cpberesn D t r n L Plain tiff, verewe Peter Dorm l. Defendant/* and herein fe lt not •v a Decree F ro Confess* w ill to entered ngnlnet yon and the eauee proceed ex ports. (■ B A D Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clark o f the Ctreult Court • y : M srth* T. T lhlca Deputy c le r k •tonetrom , D avis A McIntosh Attorney* at Law Poet Offlaa B ex >111 nferd. F lorida m il PBhllch Bov. 4, U , II, M, 1H4 c o a -tt BdTICM O F BALM Nodice la h e r e b y g ives t h e t pu rsu a n t t e t h e Final Decree e f Foreclosure a n d Sal* e n t e r ­ ed Is th e eauee pending In the C ircuit Court In a n d for Serainot* C ounty, F lorida, la Choneery. Case D ocket No. H i l l W illiam s t h e und e rsig n ed c l e r k will set) th e p ro p e rty eltuet* ta said county described ns: Lot » . Block K. ICELAND ESTATES, a subdivision, a c c ording t o a plat th ereof, recorded In F i s t Book 11, pa g es I I t o I I of tb e P u b ­ lic R ecords o f Seminole County, F lorida, Subject to nn easem ent for publle u tilitie s alo n g the r e a r t e n fe e t o f sa id Let M. TOGETHER W I T H sit fixtures a tta ch e d to e r used In connec­ tion with m id premises, includ­ i n g t h e follow ing; On* DuoT herm (ell) W ell Heater, Model l l l - l , Serial tS IE lt On* U. E. R a n g e (electric), Model (OIHIWH, S e r i a l m e m i* On* a . E. R e frig e rato r (electric). Model LA VI i n . Serial OKIOJOIT On* Victor I f " Kitchen Exh a u e t F e n (electric) no mo­ del or eerlel non T en V enetian Blind* (m e­ t a l) , m an u fa ctu re d by Senk a r l k Glees k Paint Com ­ pany, Hanford, Florida, no model or s e r ia l number*, ad publle eel* lo the hlxheel end beat bidder fur caeh be­ tween tbe h o u r s of eleven o'clock In the forenoon a n d two o'clock In the a fte rnoon on the 10th day of Nov. A. D. 1114. at th a F r o n t Door of the Seminole County Court Hons* la Sanford Florida. (COURT SEAL) A r t h u r It. n e ck w lth , J r . C lerk of t h e Circuit c o u r t By: M a rth a T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Daniel, Thompson S Mitchell A ttorneys for P la in tiff ICC A tlantic nank Building Jacksonville t . Florid* Publlah Nov. 4. 1144 C DO-14 i b t h r f j R c r r r cot t e r o f T HR SIXTH J I D i r U I , M O C I I T IB ABD TOR eRHIBOLR Cal'N TT , FLORIDA IB CMAXCKRT NO. HISS BDTICH OF FORECLOSE OR BALE CITT NATIONAL HANK OF MIAMI REACH, a United State* of America b a n k in g corporation, P la in tiff, v*. DAVID C. HEIMHCIIUSHRL and SYLVIA HEIM VCII I'SHKL his wife, not know n to be d e ad e r alive, etc., *t aL D efendant* NOTICE IS H E RE BY GIVEN p u r s u a n t to a Final Decree of foreclosure da te d November tnd, 1*11. and ente red la Chancery Case No. K i l l of tha Circuit Court of the t t h Judicial Cir­ cuit In and for Samlnol* C oun­ ty. Florid*, w h e rein CITY NA­ TIONAL HANK OF MIAMI REACH. a U nited S t a te s of America corporatio n, ITalntlff. and DAVID C. UKIMH<’HUM PEL and HYI.VIA ItKIMHCHL’HS E L hie wife, n ot k n o w n to be dvnd o r alive, a l e , at *1, are Defendant*, t will sell t o the b tg h a r i and heat bidder for caeh at th e F r o n t doer of the Hemlnole County Courthouac la Hanford. Seminole County. F lo r ­ ida, a t II :4b o’clock A. M. on the I t l h day e f November, 1144, the follo w in g described pro­ pe rty a* aet f o r t h In said f i n a l Decree, t o - w l lt Lot I I . Illock T. H E F T L E R Ho m e s o iu .a ndo. bec T loK ONE. accordin g to plat th e r e o f recorded in Piet Booh It. page* I end I, Public Records of feral* aul* County. Florida. T o g e th e r With the fo llo w ls g Heme of pro p e rty which a r e lo­ cated In and p e rm a n en tly In­ stalled ee a p a r t of t h a Im­ provem ents on eald land! O. E. Air Condilloner—Mo­ del U T A H n il—Serial Ml1)1111 O. E. F u rn a c e — Model t t GLT4LSII — Serial IIC IIIIII National Built-In Range Surface U n it— Model EL14D i Hartal T i l l ! National Mu III-In Oven— Model A t S - l U t P Her 1*1 114IT K e ch-e-V ent Fan — Model KV I00F — Serial I1AIC— NLZJAS J. ROLTOK reeldenca eaknawn C M C T If BIBTM JT D f C tA L IB A B D I mm IN CWANCMMT I A 1 _____ FMDERAL NATIONAL MOR^ GAGE ASSOCIATION, a ritp tf s V toiB tlfl t Dafexdaxt, JA CK BDGAR ETDDLRT a a d E L I J A H J. BOLTON; raeldescw unknow n ▼an a r e hereby ncltfled t h a t a k i l l e f Com plaint for divorce be* t o e s filed a g a i n s t yoe. a n d yen a r e required t a serve a copy e f your a naw e r or pleadl a g t o th a Blit o f Oemptalnt ea the F t a l n t l f f a Attorney. Korrto D. Woolfork; HI. l i t B e e t Church Street. Orlando, Florida, and ftl* the e rlrtn a! a n sw e r o r pleading to Ik* office of th o Clerk o f th* Circuit Court o a e r before December 4. 1114. I f you fell to de oo J i d g m e n t by default will be ta k e n ngotnet you for tho relief demanded In th* Bill ef Com­ plaint. DONE AND ORDERED a t Sanford, Hemlnole county, F l o r ­ ida. th la l a d day a f November, M IL ORAL) A r t h u r H. Beckwith, J r , C l e r k of C ircuit Court By: Je a n E. Wilke. D. C. Publish Nev. d, IT, II. II, I I I ! C D O -lt TMM BIBTM JUDICIAL O S C l 'I T IB ABD FOR IRRIXBLM C O f NTT, FLORIDA IB CMABCERT BO. Iddfe ■e r r TO RE IMF TfTLB L CLARE JAMES and LKOLA L JAMBS, hla wife, Flalnltffa, GEORGE TATLO R deceased, and th* unknow n h r i r a devi­ sees. legatee*, grant*** a nd ■accessors In Interest; W IL­ LIAM O. WELLINGTON end WELLINGTON, hi* wife. If liv ing t n d If deed, the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, g r a n ­ tee* a n d successors In Intereet; and any and all pereane claim ­ ing by, th r o u g h or under them or each o f them and egalnot any a n d alt person* claiming any r i g h t tilt* o r tntereet In and lo th* following described prope rly situ ate i t lem inole c eu n ly . Florida: PARCEL NO. ONE: Lot L Block ”F~. T r a c t 11. Renlsndo Springe, according t o the p l a t thereof i s recorded In P l a t Book I, page I f , Public Records of Hemlnole County, Florida. PARCEL NO. TWO: Lot 4. Black “F " ,, T r a c t t l , Ren Undo ■brings, a ccording to th* p l a t thereof as recorded In P la t Book I, peg* I I , Publlo Records of Seminole County, Florida. Defendant* N O T IC E E F h u t In Vto B| Defendants: 7%! All th e u n know n heirs, dovie*** legatees, grant*** a n d successor* In Interest *f GEORGE TAYLOR d e ­ ceased WILLIAM (X WELLING­ TON end — - WELLING­ TON, bl* wife Aar tot All Unknown Hpousee of eald above named n a t u r ­ al Defendants. And ta: All Parti** nlalmlng In­ terest, by, through, under o r against th a above l a m e d n a tu r a l defendant* n o t known to be dead or alive. And tot All P a rtie s bevlag or claim ing to have any tig h t, title e r Interest In end to th* fallowing described p r o ­ perty, eltuet* In Hemlnole County, Florid*, to-wlt: PARCEL NO. ONE: Lot I, Block "F“ . T rac t It. Hanlandu Fprlng*, according to th* plat thereof a i recorded In Plat Book I. page I f Public Record) of Hemlnole County, Florida. PARCEL NO TWO: Lot I. Block " P , T rac t II. HanUndo Hprliig*. according to the ptat thereof e* record­ ed In P la t Ilook t, peg* I f , Public Record* *t Hemlnole County, Florida Toil, and each of yea, a re notified Ibet a suit to quiet t itle t o t b s above described properly b e t been filed egalnat you a n d you a r a hereby re q u ir ­ ed to serve a copy a f your A n­ s w er to th* Complaint «n th* Plaintiff*' ttlnrnvye, FELDKIt AND HKTTINGHAUS. II* Houth Know les Avenue, Winter P ark. Florida, and file th* original In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before November 11th TIM; olhcrwUa the allegation* of aeld Compladut will be take n as c a n t o n ­ ed. Th* notice shall be published once each week for four cw«tecutlv* weeks la th* Halford Herald. The title of thU Halt Is L CLARK JAMES end LKOLA L JAMES, hi* wife. Plaintlfto, ve. GEORGE TATLOR. deceased, end lit* unknow n heir*, d e ­ visees, legate**, grantees end successors In Intereet; W I L ­ LIAM U WELLINGTON end ----- W EU.INGTON. hi* erlfe. DATED THIS l f th d ty of October, 1144. (SEAL) A rth u r H. Beckwith. J r * Clerh. Circuit Court Hemlnole County By: M artha T. Vlhlen. D. C FE L D E R s a d HKTTINOHAC8 Attorneys a t Law 110 Bo. Knuwle* Ave. P. O. Hoi 1121 W in te r Park, rio rtd * Publish Oct. t l , 21 A Nov. 4, II, t i l l . C D F -4* MAUREEN DLE Y, MOWATBON R I D ­ NOTICE IS MBRNBT G IVES t h a t e a lb* l f t h day *1 Nov­ em ber. n i l . s t H i t s o’c loc k A. M- a t lb* m a l a door o f tho C ourthouse or Sem laole C o u n t * a t Hanford. F lorida, th* Honor­ able A rthur M. Beckwith. J r , C lerk of th* C ircuit c o u r t of Hemlnole County. Florida, wttl ( o f f e r for oalo to tho htsb o o t a n d beet b id d er for cosh, ol public outcry, tho f o llow ing described p ro p e rty of tho De­ f e n d a n t * J a c k E dgar Rlddley a n d Maureen Howateon Rlddley, e ltu e t* la Sam U el* County, Florida! Lot IT. Block t. WORTH ORLANDO SECOND AD DI­ TION, a c c ording t o ptot th ereof reoerded la F l a t Book I f . Page* I I , Id. a n d IT. Fablle Record* o f S*mW aol* County, Florida) ( t o g e t h e r w i t h all st r u c tu r e * and Im provem ent* t h e * eg th e r e a f t e r oa eald land. Thl* to m ad* p u r s u a n t to F i n a l Deere* a t Forocloourd e n te r e d l x t h * a t a v * e o n s * C h a a * y D oc ket No. I d l l t , n o w pending la th* C lrcull C o u rt of a n j for Somlnolg County. Florida. IN WITNESS W H E R E O F , t h a v e hereunto *ot my h a n d and ofllclat seal t h is Jnd d a y of November, 111* (SEAL) A rthur H. Beckwith. J r , Clerk o t t h * Circuit Court In end for Hemlnole County, F lo r id a By: M a r t h a T. V lhlea Deputy C le r k Jo s ep h M uresko P. a Bor I I I F e r n park. FI*, p ublla h Nov. * 1 H * C D G -il ADTRRTIHRMMB1 The Board o f Public Inetruelio n tor Hemlnole County, F t o r Ida will r t e i l t i bid* fog fu r n l e h l n r of nil labor, m ater* I lls , equip m ent end services re­ quired far th* c onstruction of GENERAL AND AOR1CUL* TURAL SHOPS BUILDING, CROOURACADEMT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, end AGRICULTURAL B D I T * SEMINOLE HIGH BCHOOIq SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA On* bid fo r Ih* combined p r e le c ts sh a ll be subm itted end will be received until I:M p. r a , T h u rsd a y , November I t . 1114, a t th* S c h o o l Adm inistration Building. Commercial Street, Sanford, Florida, a t which tlmo a n d placa the bid* will be pub* llcly opened e n d reed aloud. Contract docum ente c o n sist e f t w o eel* of plena end o n a aet o f specifications. D ra w in g s and spe c ifica tions may be obtained f o r th* Iwo p ro jec ts by depueltl a g l l l . l f w i t h th* Archite ct, J o h n A. R urton IV. F o u r th Floor, S a n fo rd Atlantic B a nk Building, Hanfnru. Florida, fur I h e first eet o f docum ente ob­ tained. Rueh deposit will be r e ­ funded In ' u l l to each pefaoa w h o r e tu r n s th* docum ente In good oendRIoa w ithin 14 day* a f t e r th* bid opening: w i t h e x ­ ception e* no ted below. Addi­ tiona l seta m a y b* o btaine d a t (he coat of I t s . 40 for all pro­ jects, which le h a lf re fundable. General C ontrac tor* se c u rin g docum ent! a n d a o l s u b m i tt i n g proposal ahall be refunded oneh a lf tbe deposit upon r e t u r n of document! In good condition. A certified check o r b a n k d r a f t , pa y ab le to th* Board o t PMbllc I n stru c tio n lor f e m lnolo County, F lo r id a : U. S. Govern­ m e n t Honda, o r a s a t is f a c to r y bid bond e xecuted by th* b4dd*r a n d acceptable sureties In s n a m o u n t oquat to flv* p e r c e n t o t th* hid s h a l l he e u b m ltle d w i t h eech hid. Th* successful bidder wilt ho required to fu r n ish end p a y to r e atlsfec tu ry perform ance e nd paym ent bond or bunds. A t t e n ­ tion I* celled to Ih* feet th e t not less t h a n th* m inim um sa laries end wage* e* eet forth In th* Hpeclflcettane m u s t b* paid on this project. The Board of Public I n s t r u c ­ tion for Hemlnole County, Flor­ ida, reserves the right t o re­ jec t any s n d / o r ell bids or t o w aive any Inform alities In th e bidding. No bid shall he w i t h ­ d r a w n for a period a t flfttoen 111) day* subsequent to tb* opening of bid* w ith o u t th* cuneeni o f th* Board. J D. WRIGHT. JIL C h s l r m in , Board of Publle I n str u c tio n for Seminal* County, Florida R. T. Mliwee Hemlnole County Su p e rin ­ tendent of Publlo I n s t r u c ­ tion end Ea.Officio M-cr*. t e r y to tho Board of Publle Instruction Publlah Oct. t l , I I A Nov. * tilt. CDF-TI ■1BUKR HI.ABT MKKDLK lb <Nt« iLK. ZIX XAII BUT­ TONHOLE. BTC. Muat uetl. Navy pvrionnsl being t r a n s ­ ferred. Originally cost I J u . Balance d u e I I * T ake over payment* M.TI per m onth, trill «3S-4ai* Day aa RlgM NOTICE T O OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF SANFORD A im Went* K ing Dteposnlt — Serial I ITT 141 Relish H o t W ater H e ele r —Uerlel tiOlMT — Model Model ADH-DK DATED th is t a d day of Nov­ ember. 1144(SBAL) A r th u r H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk or said Circuit Court By E lisa b e th Uruenahan Deputy C lerk t a w Offices ItiHIKHT KAGAN 117 N. Magnolia Avenue Orlando. Flo rid a OA 4-00*4 TATLOR a n d IR IO N l i t L L I Street Miami. F l a r id a M i l l Publish Nev. 4, 1144 CDU-U Tax books a rt open for p ijrR M l of 1964 City of Hanford T eem . 4% dis­ count will b* allow td for p a y R in t la November, 3% la December, 2% ia Jaattary and 1% la February. H . L. W hekhel T ax Collector C ttj o f Sanford, F k . t �+■ <* ✓ SIXTH GRC.IT WEEK OF SLASHED PRICER ON TBU TENOR BEEFGUARANTEED TENDER AND TASTY. We've used nur tremendous buying power to bring you e d ia lin g array of fond-vilues. Buying In g n u * Illy brings rosts down . . . we pass the savings on to you! Every item guaranteed fresh, prime — choice of the market. Here, just a sam pling . . . TENDER DELICIOUS POT GIANT SIZE CO M PARE AND SA VE II O*. CANH 1 T.B. BACK Brrmncr Jumbo Chocolate, Banana. Coconut SHURF1NE SHURF1NF. SLICED I SHURKINE EVAPORATED CHUCK NORTHERN TOILET IloLHUM PEANUT TALL CAN LIMIT t WITH fl.00 FOOD ORDER LIMIT 1# W/13.00 ORDER NO. 300 CANS BONELESS PRODUCE PARADE U. S. NO. 1 WHITE 100% PURE LIMIT te LRS. PLEASE LEAN MEATY BEEF U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW ONIONS FLA. GR ADE "A” D A D STEWING BRAND LARGE CRISP GEORGIA RED SW EET Our B««f Guaranteed Tandar And Wall Flavored Or Your Money Back HEADS CALIFORNIA SUNKIST LEMONS 2 Convenient Locational �t '. — I— — THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY I NJ URE D — B o b Sw affar, ala-foot-nlne c e n t e r of Oklahoma S tate U niversity bas­ ketball team , was re­ ported In “good condi­ tion'* a fte r his right arm was replaced by surgery a fte r being cut off in a clothes dryer. (NEA Telephoto) 200 Expected To Attend Camporee I ; r -■ i ■ Some 300 Girl Scoot* sad adult* from Neighborhood* I and II, Semtaml* District, In­ cluding Junior end Cedettc Troop* plus Senior Troop 211, are expected to attend the Camporee scheduled this week­ end for Friday through Sunday et Camp Tlcoebec In Barbervllle. Plana for the program, erafta, skills and training augtested by various Girl Scout Troops for the camporee were completed recently at a plann­ ing meeting held at the Christ­ ian Alliance Church with Miss Trances Cobb, Camporee co­ ordinator, preaiding. Unit leaden attending in­ cluded Mmea. Louise Lord, Troop 202; Joyce Sawyers, Troop 323; Gertrude Woods and Betty Robertson. Troop 821; Jessie Andrews, Troop C93; Gladys Downey. Troop 299; Sybil Best, representing Troops S3 and 242; Also Martha Bauer, Troop 211;; Nadine Shannla, Troop i l l ; Martha Danklefi, Troop 537; Carolyn Lavender, Troop 303; Kathryn Bishop, Troop 64 and Mrs. Bunny Morgan, district chairman, who will assist Troop 121. Lions To Have Ladies Night By Jan* Cassrlberry The l.lnns Club of Ca»ee|. berry will hold a Ladles Nlirht this Thursday at the Trad* Winds Cafeteria in Seminola Plata beginning at 7:30 p.m. There will b* a banquet and Induction nf a new member. D i s t r i c t Governor Clsuds Locks of Leesburg has been invited to attend. Jimmy Prevatt Is chairman of the program. First American mother to vote for her son for the U. S. presidency was Sara Delano Roosevelt In 1932. “ HOLIDAY POULTRY” FOR YOUR FREEZER ! ! fsrS T / r e c ip e for foils Mwty moved SANKOHl) Tska ana ahens ufl (ar oaapo« bate*), add tatm site baiuti at (ills sad infsrmitio* (bout is* city, stir to icnuis* kospiUMr, sad yoti'S k*vs a im iow *ad S*k|htl*t uekom* just phaaa I f-S&Mk. \\c ltt)iik J g Q Y a $ > n TOILET TISSUE PKG. OF 4 Phyllis Rugenatala PA 2-6234 Lake Mary Nora N'orria k fl TK 8-1314 S. Seminole Mildred Haney 868-3631 Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Laka 2*3-4847 Sophie Ifainea 888-1102 W y tt|p - PLA. GRADE "A" (3-4 LBS. AVG.) TENDER YOUNG DUCKS BAKING HENS ROASTING CH ICKEN S LB. 39* is 29 STEAK •'SCOTT* 18 3 9 * U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR . AGED BEEF ROLLS LB 3 9 * • Chuck Club • Round 58‘ LB. JUMBO ROLL FRESH! 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Nor is th ere much room fo r complacency in esti­ m ates th a t it will take another five o r 10 years fo r the Chinese to de­ velop an arsenal of nuclear warheads and the necessary vehicle system s to deliver them . A fraction of those five or 10 years h as already elapsed since th e S tate D epartm ent made its announcement. B ut the th re a t th a t China poses to world peace does not wait upon th a t fateful day. China, since its troops crossed the Yalu River into N orth K orea in 1950, is, and has been, an international aggressor and foment e r of civil strife in neighbor coun­ tries. Add to the no-so-remote danger th e renewed pollution of the atm oshere with radioactive fallout from P1 D!igger and better tests. We can ex­ pect China to see and raise her fav­ o rite rival Russia’s 58-megaton mon­ ste r blast. Reckless and ambitious countries like Indonesia and Egypt will undoubtedly try to join the wid­ ening nuclear circle, whatever th e cost. It Is unlikely th at China will in­ vite a war w ith the West, or possi­ bly with Russia, until it has reached some kind of nuclear equality. But th e mere possession of nuclear "de­ vices" will give its Ideological aspira­ tions a powerful boost and have a g re a t psychological impact, not only Asia, but upon other non-white de­ veloping nations as welt. Conceivably, there could be tem ­ porary lessening of the danger of a general w ar startin g in Southeast Asia if China, to preserve the prog­ ress already made, avoids pushing too close to the brink before her equivalent of "D er Tag" arrives. Despite Mao Tae-tung’a boast th a t Chi­ na could absorb th e loss of 300 mil­ lion Chinese, it is likely he will not risk his regime in such an insane numbers game. But only th e m ost optimistic see much chance of perm anent peace in Southeast Asia as long as China re ­ mains a virtual outlaw—and an in­ creasingly powerful one— rnnging the outskirts of the world commun­ ity. One hope Is th a t China's growing industrial and m ilitary strength, the achievement of m aterial accomplish­ ments th a t satisfy the nationnl ego and th e eventual passing of the oldline Communists will bring her to the point reached by Russia—the realiz­ ation th a t nuclear war, and the brushfire wars th a t m ight lead to nuclear w ir, could destroy every­ one. Of one thing we can be glad: Rus­ sia is apparently as concerned about China as we are. In the face of a common menace shared by the two world leaders, great strides could be made in five or 10 years toward sol­ ving the other human problems of population and hunger, emerging na­ tionalism and the establishment of a world governed by enforceable law. CASE U-421: Beth B.. aged 38, ia an indignant wife. "Dr. Crane,” ah* proteated during tha forum at her Wom­ en'* Club, "I don’t read your column much of the time. “ For 1 don’t need your ad­ vice! "My husband ia devoted to me and I'd have you know that our marriage ia baaed on apiritual value*, aot on aex! "In fart, aex ia a sordid as­ pect of marriage, anyway, for real marriage can exlat on an ethereal plane of poetry and music and art and other apir­ itual values. "So why do you place ao much emphasis on aexT Camouflage The most indignant critics of this rlinical column In rravticsl psychology, sre us­ ually the ones who need it most. Beth'* remark that she doesn’t require the advice herein, is thus "whistling In the dark." She Just H O P E S she doesn't need it! And she is trying to sell herself on the idea that ideal­ ism, poetry anil art can safe­ guard her hunif. Subconsciously, however, she knows she is wrong but she Is afraid to face the facts. Thought For Today Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.—Gala­ tians 6:2, • • • I ’m going your way. so let iis go hand fn hand. You help me and I ’ll help you. We shall not be here very long, for soon death, the kind old nurse, will come back and rock us all to sleep. Let us help one another while we may.— William Morris. l Hope, indeed, was about the only ingredient left. Under the autocratic Diem government and ita politicallyappointed general! there had been the "clear and hold" op­ erations which neither cleared nor held. And there were the fortified strategic h a m l e t s which fell to the Communist Viet Cong with distressing regularity once the troops de­ parted and defenses were left to a local home guard. Nor had the situation im­ proved any under two strong­ man generals. Cen. Duong Van (Big) Minh who took over after Diem'a fall, himself fell victim to a coup led by (ien. Nguyen Khanh. And Khanh came per- 1 Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte S prior* Hr*. Julia Rartoa 131-1319 E nterprise Mrs. Ritchie Hirrte (68-5(34 MS-46M Rear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Marysnn Mllsa Lea# Mary Mr*. Frances Wester 138-3(71 > 113-4119 <4 raaeelberry Mrs. Jsne Casselberry 138-SOU Lake Monroe Mre. H. L. Johnson C huleata Longwood Mre. f>«nns Eaten 322-4772 Mrs. J osh Msgta 3(3-3741 ) 138-3117 North Orlando Mre. Margaret Coeby Deltona Mre. Mildred Haaey (68-5(31 ft 322-6795 Osteen Mre. Clarence Beyder 322-4*41 Genera Mre. JoAnn Hays Oviedo Mre. Evelyn Lundy 319.4873 345-3110 ijeratf) w Page l*A Sanford, Florida Wed., November 4, *64 w il t c ii a. u m .ii r, KOI low AVD rtRLISMSCR voi.toi. ivi :, I ' l n s l i I l M - R r a s r a l g a i a u r ra s s H J U L I O l~ * T B V I T H U M ASSOClSt* K d lt s r ■ t i n t i. j o h v i o x Managing KJltor d o h is g a c la ty D om at w ill ia m s K J lt o r MODURT SLCIISUK* Advertising Director rot uagaa Adccrilala* Msaagtr ■01 ritTT dsatrtl AJvartlslng Man**. jnviR alio it isa anMi Hitilnaaa Managsr c a a o w il l s Mtrhaaleal Bunt •ILL VIVCKVT ttatf Ffcotagrnphtr iiitia City K Jltor J l'D I W M LLB Coaatr Kilter r-ubllsltsj Jelly sxc.pl ssturur. San-lay and Christmas, puUllshsd Saturday practedlng Christmas. n im iiirn u x n.tTKa H o m s D s llv s r y U* M a ll Iks W ssk to e w s * k S K N I .T O L K l U t X T V I I a* 1 T sa r SB* I M o s th s I I t I Moalfcs 1.9* t M oslk u. a Fssul RsilUvIsss pro* Id* vast sa id la adsa ac*. A L L O T U K H M A IL l l l l l I Tsar 4-71 ( ktssiks IM WASHINGTON - (NEA) The Soviet Union now is cap­ able sit producing interconti­ nental ballistic missiles pow­ erful enough to loft giant luomegaton nuclear warheads to any point in the United States. This is the conclusion of some capable Pentagon scien­ tists after: (|> analysing the rocketry used to put the threeman Soviet satellite in orbit recently and (2) making de­ tailed studies of other Soviet rocket-missile developments. There is no evidence here to Indicate whether the Soviet Union is building these giant warheads and supermissilcs. Soviet tests three years ago at Novaya Zemiya with a 5* meg­ aton bomb is evidence that the Soviet Union already has the ability to build lOO-megaton warheads. Though Defense Secretary Robert McNamara officially holds that smaller rockets arc more practical, some key Pen­ tagon m i l i t a r y scientists strongly dispute that view. Soviet 100-megaton 111) Ms Would make possible types uf Soviet attack lor which U. S. preparations are weak. A 10b-megaton bomb can do more than take out a city or cluster of cities. It can mrss up communications in a wide area for hours—perhaps for as long as a day. A lnO inrgaton warhead ex ploded in Ihe vicinity of Waih- ington, D. C., anil near the emergency wartime White Ilouse ami military command headquarters might make it difficult or impossible for the president and his top com­ mand to get out the presi­ dent's orders to his command­ ing generals at intercontinen­ tal bomber and missile have* Letters Quotes ami In his field commands in (he United Sides, Pacific, Mediterranean and the Euro­ pean areas. Likewise, il might be diffi­ cult nr impossible for the com­ manders to get messages to the president or his advisers. Not enough Held tests have been run to determine with ac­ curacy ihe .ictual effects uf uicli large explosions. Scien­ tists know that these blasts would knock out radio com­ munications on a wide assort­ ment of wave lengths. They think these explosions would knock out some or all land communications in c e r t a i n areas. These scientist* don't know how many hours Ihe knockout would last, over how large an area it would be effective or whether there are radio nr oilier wave lengths lhat could get messages through despite (lie blast. Past tests, however, indi­ cate the effects would be ser­ ious in a sizable area fur a considerable number of hours. The international agreement against atmospheric testing makes It impnssitilo to run new l?. S experiments to make certain what would hap |H’n But if the Sot let Union, witli one or several tun-megaton nuclear missiles could delay the U. S. response, or even parts of lhat response, by sev­ eral hours nr a day, It would make ii possible for the Red military to step up the amount of damage done to this coun­ try. It also might give the Rus­ sians time to evacuate their major cities. The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPD-Ear- work a* a rrporlrr, I found having hail their hooka con­ her this month I undertook to this In be quite true. densed to two sentences. Interpret the results of a rath­ "So, from long training, A two-srntence condensation er unusual survey conducted when I saw a figure as low as of my book appears on page hy the National Federation of a two, I apparently subcon­ 231 of the October iiaue. And Independent Business. sciously raised It to six, hop­ I will let you In on n little secret. According to a press release ing that it would get by the put out by the federation, a business office, and ihus re­ If you should desire to raad poll of Its membership on a imburse me in part for the Ihe entire book, all you havn certain Issue showed 65 per money I spent at the bar on to do ts clip out the condensa­ cent favorable, 13 per cent op­ tlie blonde who had absolute­ tion and add boiling water. posed and six per cent unde­ ly no connection with the as­ I mention this only to illus­ trate what I am up against. If cided. signment I was on." the Header's Digest condenses By dint of tome intricate Hoard may have n point arithmetical computations, I there, although personally l my 210-page book to two senwas able to figure out that the know very little about that sort trnres, you can imagine what total came to BM per cent. of thing. Sly own talents hap­ Ihe business office does to mjr This, I pointed out, was a bel­ pen to he in the field of con­ expense accounts. ter showing than most surveys traction rather than expan­ produce. sion. Let me give you an ex­ OVER ,15 YEARS However, I am now In re­ ample. At First A Palmslta ceipt of a communication from The Reader's Digest cur­ (Alongside old post offics) Niel Heard, assistant to the rently is running a condensa­ fevieration president, reporting tion of a book I wrote a couple that Ihe poll was not as suc­ of years or so ago. There is, of cessful as it seemed. course, nothing unusual about Heard, who used to be a \ that. Hook condensation* arc newspaperman, himself, said a regular feature of the Di­ that he made a mistake In pre­ gest. * Carpet* • Furniture paring the press release. I dare say, however, that I • P lu m "I find thjl somehow, inad­ am one of the few authors who • Tile * Rental Iteda vertently, a two per cent vote can claim Bin distinction ot was transposed to six per rent," he wrote. "Believe 1 ran give a logical explanation You'll be Happier for this. "At the time I went to col­ lege, a modicum of mathemat­ in a FORD ics was a prerequisite to get­ ting into the school of journal­ from ism. When I prnlested this seemingly ridiculous require­ Sfickland-Morrison, Inc. ment, I was told that Mime knowledge of arithmetic would v u l , l l I III E M II V u n t i l HE VI Ell come in handy in making out S \ M HIM), FI. V. .Ti'2-I IMI \V. I' 6 11 vtllii expense accounts. "Later on. when I went to V a lu e P lu s 0 0 4 TIIE HAPPIEST MONTHLY PAYMENT! Select a Home in SEMINOLE COUNTY ★ ★ —i Sanford Furniture Co. THANK YO U ★ ’ Ravenna Park “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” One is n romfortulric 1 bedroom, 1• bath home with large living room, completely equipped GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carporte amt utility room. ★ IT IS WITH A DEEP SENSE OF HUMILITY THAT I EXPRESS MY APPRECIATION TO THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR THE CONFIDENCE PLACED IN ME. FHA FINANCING—$84/MO. GENERAL # I NCI.. TAXES AND INSURANCE | M o s th * MODERN KITCHENS BY ELECTRIC l-M 1 M o . i s sU sail s.kacrlptio.t a* T a * M s r sK is s a s m s * s i t * s U a u s a l-rss* wvisv is s a ­ t i n * * s s c l a R v tl y is U s sa* (or r s f s k l i s s t t s a s< t i l t k s It**! a s v s f r l s t s * I s I h f t aa**w*»tr. Kaisisd as stL-and cists tuslisr i cvos.r SI. ISIS si u s fust ARTH UR H . BECKW ITH, JR . C LER K OF C IR C U IT CO U RT Utile* a t v sa fo rd . florid*, u n d tr U s Act « t C * B | r s t t of Mores • i 9 Dick West's Political Notebook ilously close to falling to a combined military and civilian coup last September. Among ill groups it was all too obvious that special inter­ ests were taking precedent over what should have been the main intcred — the war ThE It*tal4 tfflntmr* let* against the Viet Cong. IfM IrtMM K* ftntlrr* • ■ pubHr «ff«lris Tkf writer mime m«« Taking over as civilian pre­ • p eft MMM« |>r«a%It! r«t liar 1*1mier was a man who appeared Aim riprif* lb* wiIIppa physically as frail as the 17t i l l # a a n t * a n i l m t( l ? r « « . I . r t f r r a • r fr*t#r tbaa 350 iv<triU Vfttl man high cotmrtl whirh in the­ b* i l t r i prpfpppopp, letter* ory at Irast is to give Ihe coun­ AtlilrpMPiI In i(tb*r« nr* •rr*|H■blr prut Itlrtl tttr» <1•» H»l «I*n! try civilian rule and free Ihe In- p-rrowtittlitlri* IWIrf U a«i| military for the main job Vtibllabtd hr Tb# IlnaM. against the Communists. Editor, The Herald: The new premier was a onpI wish to commend you and time school teacher, typist and your fine newspaper on your pharmacy assistant w h o s e editorial, "No Plate Fur A previous administrative ex­ Loner,” and for the positions perience had been five months taken by Congress and the as a Diem-appointed mayor of candidates. Saigon, lie had, however, a How any good Democrat record of resistance both to could study this report and thp Communist* and Diem. vote for Senator GuMwater is His first public announce­ beyond me. 1 would lie ment in the new post was in ashamed for nnyone to know the work-or-fight vein, de­ l was so dumb. manding that all citizens Lucille P. Appleby cither enroll in Ihe army or contribute to the budget. The remainder of his an­ nounced p r o g r a m , puhlie health and education, was equally praise-worthy. T h e I Ibought the whole ball­ trouble was it had been heard before. of light. It was a Buddliitl room was going to tie ripped In the jungle, the Viet Cong j publication's frank admission to pieces. Ballroom employe at Black­ remained depressingly near that there would be no pi.ire and there seemed little like­ for Buddhism under Commu pool, England, after rock "rt* lihood that villagers under the nism. It might be the unifying roll riot mused by Britain's immediate threat of Commu­ spark needed. No. 2 noise group, the Boll­ nist retaliation would rome ing Stones. Failure would mean for the flocking to Huong's banner. ■United States a major drriv Among the villager! also Ion And that derision rould I've known the fellow * there was a traditional anti­ have made French President 11on £ time and I personally pathy toward both the army Charles de Gaulle a forecaster ham nothing against him. and government taxes. Sen. Barry Goldwater con­ {uf major dimensions. Dr In the generally depressing ■Gaulle says nobody can win cerning his November oppicture, there seemed one ray i in South Viet Nam. ponrnt, President Johnson. ★ And her* a rt tha raw ’ rect soma of tha thrilling facta: emotions that havt been in Her husband has a para­ cold storage for 10 to 20 mour ensconed in a Chicago years, what doe* the average apartment. So the reason he ran sit wife say: "Oh, Henry, act your age!* piacidty at home and enjoy Beth's sortie* in the realm Or, she may murmur, “ I'm of poetry, music and art, is too tired!” the fact the paramour has al­ Rebuffed in this manner a ready satiated hit erotie hung­ few time*, such a husband may develop a platonic atti­ ers. Beth has suspected h!s un­ tude toward his wife. faithfulness but she Is pani­ Even though he realties h* cky lest her suspicions be really love* her more than correct. nny other woman, and ht ad­ Scared almost to death, she mit* h*r virtues as a mother figuratively imitates the lit­ and a superlative rook, he tle boy who whistles bravely still want* some erotic ex* as be passes n cemetery at cilenient out of life. night. For men retain a strong For Beth's loud protest hunger both for gsstrie cal­ about the ethereal basis of oric* and the erotic variety. marriage Is sales talk to try Admiration for his wife'* to convince herself. maternal virtue* still will not Artllslly, you wives have let him forego hi* meats or little to fear if you will sim­ his desire for tldent episodes. ply face the fact* anil then Wives, gel hep! wage an earthy or mundane So send for my booklet attack. "How to Prevent Ftatonis Fight fire with fire! Change Marriage,'' enclosing a long your hair style; adopt new stamped, return envelope, perfume; invest in diaphanous plus 21V. nightie*. And become seduc­ (Always writ# to Dr. tively more aggressive in your Crane in eare of Tha San­ boudoir. ford Herald, enclosing n For wayward husbands gen­ long stamped, addressed en­ erally admit they prefer to velope and 2tlc to covct typ­ have an affair with their own ing and printing east* when wife! you send for one of hla But when they try to resur­ bookIris.) Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley Nobody Can Win To j»y that the South Viet­ namese are being given one laat chance to save themselves is perhaps putting it too strongly. Rut it is perilously close to that. Almost exactly a year after the Tall of the Ngo Dinh Diem government in Saigon, U. S. Ambassador Ccn. Maxwell D. Taylor plainly was irked when he said repeated government crises had led to "deteriora­ tion and a loss of momentum” in the war effort. But, in what hai become atandard V. S. policy in South Viet Nam, Taylor also remain­ ed determinedly optimistic. For Ihe new civilian govern­ ment. he said, he had "great hope." Worry Clinic George W. Craae, Eh. D-, M i ) . Phil Newsom Soys • . . ’) Dr. Crane’s "A fter You, Comrade Brezhnev!' "After You, Comrade Kosygin!" N s p a r t ot s a y m aisrtsi. o s s s or s a t c r t t s i s t . a t t a i t sdltlsit o t Tb* ( s a t o r d ll*r»U m*y t , r*pr*<luc*d Is s a y s t s a a s ; wttks u l • r i i i i o psrm iasnis «( tv* p a a i i s a . r o t TV* l i t r s l d . Aar lad lv li* * ! *r firm r*»p*a*lkl* ta r tu c k >*pradactlos will k« e u n s lJ tr c d *s la tr l n g in c -n To* llsr-sld* capyr'. fkt *sd will k* k t ld l.stiU ta t d*aia*ss a b l e r l h t U w . SEM IN O LE COUN TY Psid Political Adv. By Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. S h o Q M o k & h CONSTRUCTION CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phono 322-5101 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS Stenatrom Realty, Sale* Agents Phone 322-7495 I i �* By Abigail Van Buren DBA* ABIT: Than to • teacher who iktiM lum baaa n tln d yaara id . hat iha b otill teaching. Ska aoaort to got plaaatot Ml of making her ptplle mil* arable. Rho haa boon at tha aema aehool ever alnco I By Oswald Jacoby ___________ World Bridge Olympiad nraw ed whoa tha team from the Nethtrlaade AntIHee won IU matth agelnit tha United ■tat**. Thi* rapraaanlad quite an a pact, tocauaa tha United •tataa flntahad ooeond and tha NetherUnda Antllloa ware eutolda the first 111, hut In thb match tha Unltad Itatoo toam waa off. Tha bidding la tha has la that of tho United Statoa* North-South pair. Thro# no-trump farad vary badly. Tha defame atartod hy eaihlng four *pedal while dummy dietardad a dub and two diamond!, A Hub toad knocks! out dummy's act and It wai up to South to take • (iiiiiM « ATI * mmmm m i MJtl : * ••• **** ah of the diamond ftaoaaa. h u m MMB m That loot aad ha *aa dawn **"*■ Tho bidding ourted tha **■» M m * * , l f ** **** ai hit Van Pm Bndo of the Netherlands Antitlee rolled hie partner ta four hearta In(U i| »f trying throe no- f II fTI ♦ * !!, •* * ’* t * M# trump. North had no trouble making four hearta becauee a all ho had to loss » u oao <BJ M4 trick in each aide suit Boat and Waal wB—rabto it li very oaay ta look at North heat Bento Web (g rarda and rriticiie, hut *J Bam 1 JJ.T. Baaa the four-haart bid waa daflnVtoa f S * " ”* Italy aupariar to three noc _((|4jm a | trump. Are and one tramp art pretty goodaupport after •ver. partner hae mada a Jump re* He could have reihed eight bid in hie auit and Blthough trick* for down one but h# South did have four ipadet, tried to make hie centred by they were all email one*. ad and humiliated him mora than rmc*. Now ha loaiu (or aseuse* (loro throat, (to* mark upaet) ao ha cm otay homo. 1 am afraid to rafart bar to tha prtaeipal hacaoaa iha might (ted out who mada tha eamplaiat and ta il It oat on my mo. What caa ha doaaf CONCIANBD MOTIBB DBA* MOTHERS Aah tha principal if othora hava eamplalnod ahoat tho veto*on teacher, and atata tha prablam aa yeu know It— without Indicting tha teach' or, An understanding prtaelpal will help you—and SHOPPING 2 V | a q; DEAR AIBYs What b • gaad curfew time far a hay IT yiara af agat ta yeur opinion, ihould a bay that age to permitted to ga "out" m ry evening until mMnight aad an tha weak, aada much later atlllT Ha tails ma that other moth* era don't even know whnt time thalr m m got la be­ cauee they are asleep. Un­ fortunately (for him) ! am tha hind of mother who ran't ■loop until he ie In the home. Your anawar, if printed, might help many mother* toeauM I knew Nawapapor Kalarprlaa Amp. finish a aentance if they ran moat embarrassing faui pet. this li a common problem. Those who hint mysterious­ Thank you. Aggravating—aren't they: possibly Interrupt. These who never remember ly about knowing something CONCERNED Thot* who never identify DEAR CONCERNEDi A thimulvee on tha telephone that they’ve been introduced that would really eurpriie you, but then say emugly IT-year-old boy la either in to you, aevoral time*. because they think they have Those who never forget that, of courae, their lip* are high ichoot (cummers eiaurh distinctive voices any­ and are fend of tailing about scaled. repted) or In college. In one can recognise them. tha time you mad* tha world's Aggravating—acen't they? either cair, he hai no buaThoia who keep repeating, inea* gadding about “every ovtning until midnight.'* If "I really must be going,” inhe la out of arhool not to stead of going. return, well—he’ll conilder Thoia who, oven If you let hlmielf “on hi* own” whe­ them Mt the time, are sure ther you like It nr not. By to to a h tlf hour lata for 17 a boy'i character la fair­ u y appointment ly well formed. And you IDVTH THORNTON M clEOO ThoM who always have to can only hop* that you did let yeu know "Inter”—no “I i n forty.elght, and as young) staying at home bo­ all you could to form it metier what you ash them to much avorselght I do net go nus* aha la avarwalghtl If wall. These who era quick to hor- out any more. My husband la yeu canaet decide to go an e DEAR ABBY: W* hav« •aid to h« aeon dancing with diet by yourself or if your recently moved from the yaw—but alow to return. Thoia who osauro you thot a vary attractive widow and will power Is too weak, go at midwest to Paterson, New you've mad* o big mistake, having lunch with h«r. What onto to a doctor and perhaps Jersey, and the way these when II la obviously too lata ihoutd I do to protect myiilf T ha can persuade ymi to do Easterners atrika up a con­ to do anything about It If you I am vary unhappy.—N. N." tbit NOW. versation is rather amaiing If you wish to have the In me- It is, "What Uni era Of court* you art unhappy, have. Thoia who era always of­ and moat likely your husband booklet, send me a long, sail- you InT” fering you “ if I war* you” Is, alio. Say nothing about addnsead, stamped envelope T have always thought It tha “ gossip,” but git busy I and enclose TWENTY-FIVE waa rud* to ask a question advice. Those who, In any group, Uo on a diet, nick to it and canto in coin. I will enclose a Ilka that, hut It saamt so tnilst on doing 10 par sent win. not only health and Hap- gift copy of "Diet Breaks,” common hors that maybe pinna but win back tb* in­ but do not use this until you I am wrong. Will you pleas* af tha talking, terest of your husband if yo4 ar* well on the road toward •et this Kansas corn-ball Those who dismiss your moat dramatic or hair-ralaing have lost it. Sand now for my getting rid of your eiresi straight? anecdote with "that's noth, "Dial and Katrclia" booklat. poundage. TOPEKA "My daughter i* marrying tng; just listen to what hap. Follow it ta tha latter and you DEAR TOrEKA: It J8 will aaa remits. Tha vary idea a man oldtr than herself, and rude. Rut rudeness knows pened t o m a . ” Thoia who never let you of a young woman (AM |g docs not want a big church no state tines and It has wedding because he does not hern known to Jump nation­ approve. W* have quarreled al boundaries and weans as — NOW THROUGH TUESDAY over thla arrangement, as my CHICKEN CACCIATORA husband left money for her with mushrooms to have a big wedding. She Problem*? Write to AB­ COMPLETE ntHNER FROM ROUP thinks the money should be BY, Bo* 60700, Los AngTO NINTH INCLUDING DESSERT given to her now. I am fifty- elee, Calif. For a personal one, and widowed two years. reply, endue* a stamped, -M rs. H . . .*• e w w ll w w p F W v is Ililll " I V H e w i | u J i | . toa) i*lf>addr**a*d envelope. You must "patch up* the FIZZ A OPEN T DAYR A WRRKI quarrel, and you must be pre­ mm. tip New Hours: Man, A Ta**, 4-11 flat* to writ* letters T sent at your daughter's wed­ Send one dollar to Abby, VO Ralaecn Of W**h 11 n-m. • It p-m. J its A Raaan Walanma Y*u — Parti** Accommodated ding. You cannot tell her Boa 0700, Los Angelas, Mwy. IT-»I. Oraaga City — RaaarvaOMS l i . TTI-MM what type of wedding iha Calif, for Ahby’s booklat, must h*v*. And surely her "HOW TO WRITE LETfather would not hs*e wanted TERR FOR AM, OCCA­ this to happen. Give her the SIONS” money; perhaps sh* is right and ran use tha inhsntonca U totter advantage than a large wadding. " | do” ia tha same in a elmple c ere m o n y aa it aa it la in an e la b o ra te one. Sure­ ly you want your d a u g h te r to have tha type of wedding iha wants and if sh* concedes t* SEAFOOD & STEAKS the wishes of her bridegroomlo.b*, the happier ahe m ay Wa W HERE IS A PLEASUREI Jha latttfl ja m m e r IS HERE! f c * K O I MCw* . - C| faCftU. 98 -**■ to # **)to> l’|VI *t fflpii tppw! ‘•4ppl*i * ■ ..far* ' * t 1n1* Perfect for hand m ixing and LIMIT 1 MR use with electric mixers. CUSTOMER Strolght-sided with wide, fla t rims . . . made of Tomorrow—“Career Forty" heavy gauge solid Ambergris long was prised in the East as a perfume and a drug, according to the En­ cyclopaedia Britanmca. stainless steel with famous high”polish finish Made by Vollrath . . . " a $4.95 value LAST DAY ALL STAR .(per 3-pitce set.) r *s t “ FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE' L Features: W i n . S : M- , J T i t w ^ JMsrto Tomorrow Show* At 1:64 - 5:M SOPHIA LOREN # iile rts T k s r i^ f Shirley MarLala ” All Star Cast “WHAT A WAY TO GO" Features STEPHEN/ ALEC BOYD /GUINNESS JAMES /CHRISTOPHER MASON/ PLUMMER i;U. tin, in, %.n In /Mi / MViif t A ltM N C . W ffvy i in l iN r toAf MOHIO A Color ENJOY THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE �» $ r #nrf«rS W m B Nov. 4, 1961 — Page 3-A TV Previews WHERE SHOPPING ISA PLEASURE 2nd Unit STEAK KNIFE SET . . . SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED • dow n produ ce lone T o m a to e s • • s t 49* Freeh Florida YtHtv U .S. » l Ali-Perpe** Potatoes n m 49* 10-lb*. Swift'i Premium Fresh □Chunk Bologna.......... * 39* Cepelend's Smoked. Chunk Stylo □ Braunschweiger.......... ». 39* Froth 'a Flovorful □Tarnow Wieners... 3 *£ *1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENDER • GROWN GOVT. INSPECTED D Sr D SHIPPED FRESH NOT FROZEN 10* lb. □Corned Beef ................ ». 69* BACON 1C lb. 4 9 • Fresh Vine-Ripe Squash Swift's Premium Delicious i/ F ii Tcmow’t Totly Froth □Sliced Bologna......... 39* o j« 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Danny Kaye Show. Two of CBS' top comic* get together tonight when Lucille Ball joint Danny in an opening iketch about R married coup!* who don’t have the nerve to fire their maid. 7:30-9 p.m. NBC. Virginian. “ A Father for Toby” (Color) A complicated leriet of per­ sonal relationihlpa pads out thin 90-mUnite program featur­ ing Trampas (Doug McClure). First he find* himaelf the tar­ get of the hero worship of R 10-ycar-old orphan boy and this creates havoc when bo at­ tempts to romance a pretty young schoolteacher (Joanna Moore). Then the boy’s father (Rory Calhoun) trie* to re­ claim the youngster only to find that a couple of outlaws have other plans for his future. S:30-9 p.m. ABC. Shindig. ABC's musical kiddo show, which frequently (Is It by aecidentf) uaes good imgera, has a couple tonight in the person of folkater Glen Camp, bell and postresi Ketty Lester. 9 9:30 p.m. CBS. Dick Van Dyke Show. *,4tV* Part 1. Lots of plot and narrative In thla one, which is just a warm-up for what should be an enter­ taining finale next week. 9-11 p.m. NBC. Wednesday Night Movie. "Gaby." (Color) Leslie Caron and John Kerr star In this 1936 film based on the Robert E. Sherwood play. "Waterloo Bridge.” Firm Western keberg Lettuce.................... 2 lb . 59* Television F r y e r T h ig h s lb . 59* *:»* <S> N a v a F ry e r Legs • . lb . F r y e r W in g s • lb . 39* WEDNESDAY P. M. • d a i r y s p e c ia ls • OS N ava lit N .* i l::S (1) I lu n t ' t r - n r l n k l a r tirpiirt (S) Cllrt N«w«—W attae W H i Za-O ff U M Margarine . . . . 27c C k t f . Dattffcr Dalltkaaa FRICIS ARC Cheese Spread IF F IC T IV I ’J t 59c WhOacy'* T n lt C in t n l Dinner Rolls . . . *— 29c K raft'c C w k t r lim t SHok Slyt* Sharp Cheddar THURS., FRI.f SAT., NOV. 5, 6, 7, 1964 ’J r 59c 49c W iM tm ia Ckaata Bar Aawartcaa a* Fim aafa Sliced Cheese CboKBoo© 49c . C r o n k tta (St t l a f a d u n Wilt Tr*vat 7:00 iSt Tha I.ucy Hhow l»> Cnayanna 13 1 Tha l>*utltr 7:10 (3) (ti* V lr a ln la e (4) O.imp.iian 'St 1:00 |»7 r n * I ' a t t f Duka Show ( f t C h . » Xpaelal l i t o t Shin.II* r s t H - t t r lr llillM Ilia * 29* Vat. Ns. * Moat Caak Saak Vat. Na. 10 Saak at Va«atablao M in W lasaatia MWIam < | i i Longhorn Cheese 49* I. I 10 ( f t T h a C a r a WlllUma Hliuw ( 0 ) llu r k - 'a T.»w 39* ooch i>0 <3t T h a I I I * S h o w (» ) J l lt t .y i l l P it h V a n O rk * Show 10:00 I S ) T l i* L ta n n f K a ra rtiow • fr o z e n fo o d s • WM Om m Walkat'a 0*11*lain Para Clover Honey .. *£ 79c , C M M t -w D n Frozen Pizza . . . ,lJU7 59c Itriatm aan 'i Na« C iM r-U ik fa«k tannaaf S t n l Tarty A*aartaS Zest a Saltines .. Ui 31c Frozen Dinners . *£ 39c ta t Ittm Qufck 1 m — Honey Grahams Pie Shells .......... M £.#,39c M r*, fa a l'* Q akk ira ia a Dole Pineapple-Grapefruit Fruit Drink....................4tZ 25* W itk H a n , Jw ltt'i Praniam CaaaaC Sweet Potatoes 29c Lima Beans — 39c la H t't P itn ia n C a .M i C ti*rr*d laatklaad 'a Qwkk In— Blackeye Peas . 2— 49c Gteen Giant Tender Large V& 29c Green Peas............. 2 *“! 39* 55c Beef Steaks ___ W ith Craam S an a Bird* I f * iilDf la Yaar MaviyaH' Cayyaal Saath'a Icanam y Pack Satadad Swift's Prem . . . . Fish Steaks ____ Ut 99c Tallat laay, Auartad Calart Cart aa'r Fra*h-La«k Lux S o a p ..........3 Swordfish Steaks ’ST 59c Green Giant Whole Komol Golden .7*. 47c Niblets Corn........... 2 27c Swanson's Conned loned 39* Chicken or Turkey... 3 Seolteft Attorttd (limit 2 pfaeia) *1 I c e C r e a m ............... g a l. Sliced Beets................ T 10* 6 9 Argo Brand Tasty S.R. (limit I please with purchases tf $5 or more) P ills b u r y Spiced Peaches.............. f.2.'125* F lo u r 5 lb 3 9 ' ft*. Libby'* Delicious Popular Sloppy Joes........................ 59* MuttlmoN't Totty (limit 4 please! A p p le S a u c e . • £ 303 Hunt's — For The le itt 10 can Tomato Sauce.... Kraft'* Kitchen-Fresh (limit I plteto) 2 »’.00 37* Hunt'* — For The Best! M a y o n n a is e • • • quart ja r Tomato Paste.......... 2 39 27* Sov« 16c, Fink Lotion Datargant Lux L iq u id • • • • 2 2 -o s. s ite 4 9 < Hwy. 17*92 mid Onoru Ur., Sanford Sliced or Holvcd Y ellow Cling F & P P e a ch e s • #2Vi can Hearty Horvott Meal* with Lykot 25* C h i l i with B e a n s • • #co300 n 19* j6 5 iv v .v ratOOl H O O ^ o l O O l o o w m i o o t o o n m o o Jff( G r e e n S t a m p s atA *.« a n a mi axAwa ah SUAVt HAtl SftAT *Harai«(, Dry, Maad-ta HaM> 14-o*. *ia«, 99c plu> to t iHlirtl ftov. T. S9M) f S mmasmmi jovsistmi J )(O ra o n S t a m p * • * hia aaw* art —a m ak SARA I I I QUICK FROZIM CHOCOLATI BROWHIU r_ ji !3-ot. pkg., 79c '« m>« i n *». r. it** j^jonniionoooftononnnno J9 / G r e e n S t a m p s «** hi. mm* mi —dtm* *1: COLGATE TOOTH BRUSH IAa* Siaa a. T**»i JW O r o h n S t a m p * iIHGLITON'S QUICK FR0ZIN POO IHRtMP i ragulor prico l'/i-lb . bog, $2.39 (WSirts Sol, Nov. V. 1H4) lM*.r<. 1.1 IW.. I, IM4I rth h i. h*«. par lb. 69c J1 1 B o « teA T« Y M Jy j O r a e n S t a m p * «>* l i t mrn* m i — m an rti WilVStYWoSO d X O re e n S ta m p s * h h i* m rn* m i M t i u . .A SWIFT S PRIMIUM HOT OK MHO KOLl SAUSA6I par lb. 49c l u t ' f t t Rot. Now. f , IMMD . | joopoononoofinnnooi) HUMANS ORANISI (AND SMOKIO SAUSAOS I par lb. 69c G re e n S ta m p s ^ I I I tM to s and iatrj(<M sf« SWirr PREMIUM ASSORTIO _ O v SLICED COLD CUTS (Doloan*. ■r«ur»ttft«o>tor. P fe p t 3 6-oi. plig. 87c fuaatroo f a t Now F, 19*4) h**i.M l . t . M*>. I. i*a*t O W J jl O ra o n S ta m p * Jjl O ra e n S ta m p * OK PirriR STIAK 20-os. pkg. 89a h«»ina t .t m«. r, iaa*i tk*r 0i4* (0i r * p i a l * X s n a i r o a l:7S l i t \ v * o t i « r • .n * « i I 3 1 T it J a r Sill (S) Curluon* 1:00 ( 7 ) D lro re a C n u rt ( S I R> im p*r It jn m ( I . K ia r c U * f a r W o rt* * 'r k M ] a t h hia m m * m i »rr*aaa ah ASST’D STYLO 0 SIZIS TARN0W1 PIZZA PIU regular price *.t n... r i*a*i ^jOOilOO.WMO.O.O.0 1:10 ( I t lit .no l i t H u llw I n k la lla k It o o m ru u r rot (St ‘U m t —Mlk* Wallaoe (31 10:14 (71 (it Mi 1 0 ;JS I I I II ill (41 (41 11 I ) ( i t (it flp a n lt!) What'* T h l* B o n * r n * I 'r ic a i . n ia it t I I— * I. ncr M l ' N « w . H a p o rl ( n n r t n t r a lln a 0 *1 Tli* Mr t l l f t T h » M cC o y* J f o p a r ilr (4 1 M l i .l n e (.In k * I’.:* QI aJ t * * T11UILSDAY I*. M. I ! 40 ( 7 ) (4 ) (It I7-71 M l II. f a r W h *n l » i t u t { .l l a V a tlta r K n o w * lt**S 111.1 la y S * w « )0 ( 1 ) T r u t h a r C u n *»• |u .n c * * Hallo T - a P tc k o ra s * * r r f t tu r T u m o rro w tlttU lIn c L u ll N tIC N » w * ll* |m r t N am S M Ilu r la l. W « a t1 l* r (» t (4 t 11 1. l« V .i t it 1:44 ( 3 1 M l illt l T a lk O W 'r m W ! « h *•* m m* mi rwcAu* ti: Sarasota brand cubid 4 10 (31 W u ria C lv t lt ia f ln a 1:11 ( i t S ia n O n — N *w o * w * * ih * r 7 :0 * ( 3 1 T n J » r — H u l k Pnw M (41 Hum m ar N .m * * t * r 7:70 t o t ('otinlilnwn N *« < 7 :7 * l i t K j r m M k t. I l * | w ( t 7:10 ( S t M k k lo k.irano (31 T n iU y (01 W » k * - L 'p M o vU * 7:11 ( I ) (.oral n * w « . w * n - 1:14 ( 3 ) Mi 1:11 ( 7 t 3:44 ( 7 ) Ml m siiiu jJiiSjijM M i I 0:00 111 Ri(it n o 4:11 C t .".k.i>n (St Mutl« lO O ^ V n ilO O mi a n k m alt l a N t a h i Ha*, t . 1*4. ■ THURSDAY A. M. 1 : 1 1 )3 t F u ru o Seminole I'la/.a, Casselberry Jj/ G re e n S ta m p s ao m m il-tlA O T PORK ROAST K n i t , a**.) N***.cu|io S:tl (St (.artoon* F & P Testy Canned h a lt llo o n itu r ( I t TuRlaM Hhow Apple Juice.................... T.," 25* U*.’ 39c K le o llo n N n w a lliia C h in n a l H I* N a v a ■Sy.irt*. 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I I 10 141 M o vU Zesty Flavored White House Nakiiaa'a Papula* lu y a c Handy Peas & Potatoes I0:li> (S t 11:40 13* lit to t ^J B e l* n ra t * T n * W o r lt T u r n * M IC S a w * It. t*n rl l i u f t U a V uU itc 3:74 ( * t 2:1* 12 1 (SI ( •I rtt.w o r* N*w»lln* Tn# l*oolora l>*y In Court A rt U n k U tto r 3 11 '<■*) 1:04 i l l ' it t it 1:31 • S) N .w -a— tn < ith «r W o rld <I t n * r a l ll o .t i ll a t To T .1 I T h a T r u t h CUB S ta r* 1 :1* t l ) r u n b u n 't (Colorl ( I t Tno ( 4 l T l i* 4 04 111 (1 ) (0 ) t i l l (71 I 14 111 (4 i 1:40 C l ()> <4i t;3 S 12) 0 :1 * ( 3 ) Say V o u t i* ,U ir r t » lB K J c * o ( M ls h l Mai'-k Oama T f t llin a t u r B * c r » t S to rm \ U C N'*n * U*t>ort H * *t U ( < lr u u :ll« I n c la W a lt t V * ll* K i r a o S c a h in l M u * I li a O o r llla U r * a l* * t H -a d tlO M N o w * c u 4* M i l.aa*a It To B«a»*a O ) Nawa, W aatbar an# Bporta TV RENTAL O S»l*e • SorrlM Seminole TV FA >•(>» Zaaitk Celar TV Salsa tee* Hoaforf Are. �Horoscope Forecast OUR BOARDING HOOTS If f t n f r l Vm9 paw 4.A - Nor. 4.1964 SIDE GLANCES By Q i i n i t h 1, S. 1N 4 GENERAL TENDENCIESi A Sty wbMi y*w rim W bi tw in Me p in t with ft daaifft to ttfu d awl extend w ar proaefti latom ta, and a •qaally atrtn* arga manly to gat to itama and detail* which raquir* yaw complete ■Unties. Ualaaa yaa wlaaly •ehadula yaw lima to da bath tha aaimpoftoat aad tha Im­ portant, yaa b a n a bad time. ABIES (March SI to Ayril II) Tbia la a day wbaa saw friaads danand your tlma aad fellow workers ara alae taalataat. Plan jroar mark wisely, ba btad with amy* aaa, bat fin*. Bay yoa will taka Button oadar adriaa* mant aad Jog along pleasant- Jr. TAVBVS (Ayril 10 to May M) Any problem* with pertnan a n bato handled by 11atoning to what fa aald and than taking tlma to think mattora ant overnight, Don't bo forcoful. Decisions a n tight an tha morrow. GEMINI (May St to Jana It) Too barn to roll op your altora* today and gat work dona youraalf without (spott­ ing help from others, which would only bo o deterrent. Labor methodically, ba relaxad. Fuming only wean you out MOON CHILDREN (Juno >1 to July 21) Arold going out for recreation at tha *xpenm of moro important things, line* it would ba dis­ appointing, anyway. Lalsun tlma can halp to Improva your health. Wardrobe caa stand Improvement, alio. LEO (July 23 to Auguit SI) A period of quiet waiting can diesoln tha Unilona that exist today, but be aura you a n diplomatic at homa to­ night. Analyaa your prooont holding*. Maka plana to Im­ prove earn* later. VIRGO (Auguit IS to Sep­ tember 22) While correspond­ ence le a big chon, tackle It early, but ba eura you use diplomacy. Careloaeneia on tha road could reeult in your getting Into trouble with tha law. Calm down, ba youreelf. LIBRA (September 29 to 0 c to ba r 22) Reslteeaneea could maka you do or (ay thlnga that you would later regrot. Gat Into aome ennatrucllv* activity and us# an­ ergic* wisely. However, taka graat can with machinery of all kind*. SC’OIII'IO (October tS to November 21) Don’t fall for any get-rlch-qulck schemes that other* may ba trying to perpetnla upon you. Pa courteous with good friends. They are undergoing soma difficult condition or other, are deep in aome unexpected work. SAGITTARIUS (NoTambar 22 to December 31) You hava only to get your health and wardrob* Improved In order to make big headway toon. Put those latent talent* to work. Start rehearsing with them tonight. CAriilCOHN (December 22 to January 20) I'uxaling sit­ uations seem to be developing all round you, but careful atudy will reveal tha source and how heat to aolve them, lie calm. This results In help­ fulness to other* a* well. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 10) Avoid thoaa pala who are embittered over ■nme personal rhao* and want to use you aa a whipping-boy. Make this a productive day. Forget the social or you get in further hot water. PI8CKH (February 20 to March 20) Try not to make any mistakes where career matters are concerned or you get Into fraraa with higherups. They are In a testy mood at this time. Avoid getting feelings hurt. IF YOUR CHILD 18 BORN TODAT, ho or aha would do well to get into any of the h u m a n I Urlan professions, ■Inc* there la ■ sincere love for mankind in this nature and a trua ability to avoid and straighten out troublous situations. Tha patlenca here la phenomenal as well aa a love for data!!, and the field of psychiatry It to bo serious­ ly considered. Send to college, if potslbl*. "The Star* Impel they do aot romprl." What you auk* of your life I* large­ ly ap to YOU I The Cape Jasmine (the flor 1st' gardenia) U > native nf China, according to the Ency flopadia BrKannJea. MCWSrATM B n W I H ASMS. �-^ 1 Herald Classifieds Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! m km SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Classified 23. P a in tts f Q m lR N o r. 4 , 1M 4 — P a n 5-A |>5. H<w m i F a r Bate 51. A r t k k i F a r b a t FOR A PUNTER, lnsldo or 21. WaU Drilling aEssu 4253938 IM l « ( R M aif, i , i 1* ■ pi dJr. •ten j M *mT 1 J 3 I t e t o i | 1 | 148 14811.89 • t o i l l t l 1.88 148| 1.18 11 to 1 I I S I 1 A8 I I 4 I I I 4 I |> to 28 I 4 1.88 1 1.31 1 1.88 |1 to 23 | S 1 1,88 8.18 i 4.73 *• to 1818 14812,7111,78 aiotasnm SO—1 t.lwo tRvo e-t*t»#T warOs par lino) 1140 miotmom rie rg ) 41 Skip Bata ftie n i r p g oe t-Bop aom 3 BEDROOM Ukt<root, un­ furnished. 1120. FURNISHED Apt., $83. 4 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, C tetn) LARGE furnished bouse, (130 air ft Heat. 3224301. NEW 3 Bedrooa, a hath, kiteben equipped with 12 eitma WARNING tree* ft fruit, |too. Don't look units* ready to buy. DUPLEX, furnished, *81. You'll be unable to roaiit thli I bdrm., living r « .. Fin. Ball-Blair Agency rm., kitchen nulpgnd home REAL ESTATE-UntURANC* on | huge lota. Bank* i * M ft Park Ava. praised it 11,300 and telling Phone 322-3841 fnr only II.SOO with *300 dn. UNFURNISHED * Bedroom and 110 per mo. house, Kitchen equipped. Ph 323-3811- CLAKfliriRD DUPLAY $148 Per I nth IW ila a a •( 5 Im Mi ERRORS Tho l« aM w»t sal ta ta. ■»»—IMa tmr man tkoo aaa laaatwo laNtHx. COPY T il Mm M n a m ta Ha pal* *11*0* at nlH tlaa aa n a la la I aaa aOteerieemea) aablak t* kaaaaa aklaatiaaabla tk« pallor al tkla CONTRACT R A T E S ON R EQ U EST 1 . Lo s t * Found POUND, lovely Siamese Cat. Ph. a n - u u . 3. Personal* Do you hare a drink In* prob­ lem Write P. 0. Box 1311, Sanford 4. Beauty Care HARRIETT’S Beauty Nook, i 103 So. Oak, Free Parking. I 2nd A Oak, Evening app't. V 321-3242. 53. W anted T a B a p WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. USED Funwturo, oat plaea ar SPRINKLER' SYSTEMS houatfuL Rett prtcaa. Fvray All Typaa tad Slant Bedding ft Furniture Co.. 101 Wt Repair and Service W. 1st st. 333-4351. STINK Mart In* u d Supply On. USED FURNITURE, one room 387 W Sad St. 7 k 1408 nr houseful, toots, raise, item*, ANYTHING you have to sell. 3SS-VT0. SOUTHWARD INVESTMENT ft REALTY ill N. Park Ava. 3UI173 PIANO wanted, any coaditloa plianres at Drastic Discount rh . Orlando 424-oooi, collect. Call 332-84(8. J A R Tradin| Pnat, Inc., 2345 R. Oran [a S s T F u n S tu T F o T s o l^ * RWwinm Trail, Orlando. Used fuw tw *. appOnncea, G. E. ELECTRIC Stave. I tools, ale. Renibt • Sold. yr». old, 30" wide with full Larry's Marl 313 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 3-4132. oven A timer. Excellent condition, IIS. 332-9084. Sail Us Yeur Furniture Quick Service With the SANFORD ELECTRIC G.E. Appliances—New A Used Calk. SUPER TRADING US Magnolia 333-1342 POST. FA 24127. SALE: SATURDAY, Automa­ tic Waihari IM up. Alao Stoves, Rafrlgeratora ft Dryora. Ruastll's AppUanca, IMS E. Celery Avc. Ph. 322 9*88 For me Mjgtai setacQaa al neatly now and uaed fuiaitura, sea Nall's Furniture Brokerage In Caaealbnery oa 17 *2. Open 8 days I to I. 3 l^ 5 !S !e a M M tr S Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ ovating. Naw ft Um 4 Furni­ ture. Call Nla Balding M(|. Piano Tuning ana Repair W. L. Hirraeo — PA Plano Servicing ft Tuning Gene Cumbaa - 332-3881 Itm DOWN ~ DERARY Lake In Back Yard **•* Vw^u,v —*• 0-9 “Ho’t • g r m wnteh d a ft H it BaortQg (MM* Mte fturgU n aw ay I* f R E l ISTTWATK Co. at TM Cnlary Ate. F ^ W II. « T h3 ORHFL ASK about our Trial Purchase FO R LE A SE Plan on Rand Inatrumanta. SERVICE STATION. Rukur'l Music Shop. 323-7303 Good Location. Good Products. Good Treatment 32. B ualhou Equipm ent PHONE LOCALLY 128-4MI or apply ta the Hayasa Office Machine Co, PU RE OIL COMPANY New and Utsd Machinal Sales ft Rentals FRANCHISE*Available 314 Mainolla 333-0441 Magic Wand Coin-Op Car Wash The "Cadillac" of the In. 35. Vacuum Clnannrs dustry. Approx. llO.Ooo investment. Avg earning 30% VACUUM CLEANER Repairs, parts, auppllea, (or per annum. Write Ron 3371 Elactrolux, Kirby, Hoovar, TaHahliaee._____________ Air-Way, Raxalr, GE. etc. Vacuum cleaner repaired at T l ^ J a l T ^ H t J ^ a n t a d ™ your home. Free pick-up ft YANKEES S T A G I E R ! ! delivery. Serving Sanford There is at lean one Job in for 13 yrs. GM Vacuum Re. Florida that will give an in pair, t i l l Park Ave. Ph. come comparable w i t h 323-4765. northern standards. No ex­ perience necessary. Apply SANFORD VACUUM SVC.” Room 208. Melich Bldg., 224 YOUR REXAIR DEALER East 1st SI. • a. m. Sharp, 3688 R. Park 322-6311 PALES . PARTS - SERVICE over Fausts Drug Store, Sanford. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1—Mat A ro«*8 »— tera oa*:* 4—Beauty car* 4— Day NunsrlM 5—fXltl Car* I —Doe*—Caia— Feta ti—U in tH k t l —Special N a tliM II—Catarina t*— PU cta in Rat I I —Ipaelal Services I S —g w lm m in a P aalo i t —J i a i i o r l a l Service* 18—Da-1t-T aurt* ll i s — B u i ia t r * su p p lie s lit —concrtlt Conalr. It—llama Repel** IS—riumklno It—ralollne t l —Wall Drilling I t—Air Cond. A Dialing | | — Radis - T«la*la|aa Kqulpmeat I I — fbota * la—Nvma Appllaaaat I I — Mwalral lna"umaal* 11—Baalnaa* K'lulameol IS—Jab Prtnlloe »»—lipketelerr g*— 'Vacuum Claanara IT—Mavlag I stores* IS—Mataraatnatora 41—FiantP— flu wars—Saadi |* _ U la o . fa r <**!• I t —Artlclaa F a r l i r a ) I I —Swap np k i c k i n g * I t — Wan tad Ta Buy t i —F u rn ltu ra For Bata 1)— Antiques F o r Sala l a —Mnnay To M a n IS — Uualaaaa Opporlualtlaa 322-5612 Prom laaford Dsakani# BRING this ad tor a frae hair­ 50. Mine. Fnr Sale cut with a shampoo ft art, 30 — MEN WANTED — 30 Nov. 2nd. thru Nov. 6th. AUTOMATIC washer, G. E. To halp dismantle rtdei and 95. Hounea For Sale CUT.N CURL Beauty Shop. attractions. Apply Supt. Blue Filter-Flo. *40. 322-1279. READY TO MOVE IN 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834. Grass Shows —Sanford Fair­ For EASY quick carpet clean­ grounds Sat. 11 p. m. Good New 3 ft 4 Bedroom Horn**, |8. Dog* • Cats • Tets ing rent Blue Lustre Electric p»rl-l baths. 8o. Lnagwood area Shampnoer only II per day. —Trades toniidered, and AKC Reg. Black Min. Poodle COLLECTOR-SALESMAN lor we'll build on your lot. SemiCarroll’s Furniiure. • Pups, 12 week). Ph. 322 2420 aitabllshed local routes. Sal note County'* Leading Build 2 SPEED Bicycle. 2 yra. old, ary plus commission. Must er DOGS- REcYrVEnTtorAdop good condition. Sea Joe Or. have lata model car. Apply HAROLD LOGAN tioa, .boarded. Animal Res­ aano at Holler Motor Salas. Ganeral Home Equipment LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. cue League, 1200 W. Mitui*Co . 407 W lit St.. Thursday Sale* office: So. Ol U. S. 17ao4a^DeLand^tv23V1848. ZIG-ZAG altar 1 £. m No phone_____ cilia. *2 to Dial# Bell Diner, turn 1944 Slant O-Matlc | i * | i | I n ____________________ 10. Poultry . Livestock right one block on Seminole Walnut Console. Triple we- 72 . Female Halp Wanted — ■ — M a e a a a Ave. 838-391L dla position, hundred* of doREGULAR Saddle H o n e i , Hunting Horses ft Panin— aigns, makaa buttonhole*, SPARCTIME earnings sewing LAKE JEMUP. N*»r. *« Acre sproni. Fir information send aews on button*, book ft $ 7 ^ ip ^ a ll3 2 ^ 8 8 y •yes. Sold naw for *338.30, ten cants, postage, to Rox with Duplex ft space for home or trader. Corner S. 1 5 ^ p p c la l Service! now pay nil balance of 1941, Wlntlcui Salem, N. C. Sanford Ave. ft Miller Rd. (114 90. Terms or *8 40 per .‘a ^ ^ o n t r a c t o r s month. Trade Ins allowed. EARNINGS of *33*73 weekly Sign cc property, possible preparing matt-lists NOME IMPROVEMENTS, Ph. 323-1411. for advertiser) in your home. UREENBR1AR I ROOFING, PAINTING A Patloa, Floor, Free Eitimacas Choose own hours. For in­ Choice Iota availabla Us f INSULATING Greenbrier of Lech Arbor Financing Arian;rd 322 3382 sand, cament, rock, pipe, formation write: Department Council !J, Box 1763, ateel, grease trap*, dry averleoklng golf coune. GUARANTEED Repa;rs, Re S S S Springfield, Missouri wells. Supping itonei. Cuatam kuiUmg to yeur , modeling. Hourly or Con- MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. (U803. apeeiflcatieu. areeakrtar I tract. 322-7800 309 Rim Ave. 332 3731 developed kg NEED women con*users for KINGS WOOD DRAPERIES- Beautiful Fa KRKSKY Itreplace heater with insurance leads, (123 per BUILDERS, INC. bncs. frea estimates. Adam's new motor, thermostat con­ hour, 4 hjurs a day, 3 days FA 3-8»f« 1 Decorative Service. 333-3023. trol, 30 gallon oil tank with a week Apply Company RaMl Fairmont Dr. ALTERATIONS on Ladies A stand Call 333-3399 or 322- presentativc. 9 a. m. Sharp. 2712. Room 208, Meisch Bldg, ovtr Mens Clothing. 838-1981. NO DOWN PAYMENT Faust’s Drug Store. Sanford MEN'S, Woman'a, Children's ASSUME Mortgage 3 Bad 22. Plumbing shoes at diicount price* <7. S ituation W anted room*, 1‘-j bath ft air condi­ FLUMiiLN'G T Surplus City, 301 W. 1st. tion, Kitchen equipped, Vene­ DAYS WORK. 323 0228. Contracting Repair* tian Blind), Carport, after TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na FREE ESTIMATES 3:30 F. M . 103 Oakland. DAY’S WORK. 332 2782. veil. We ihip Albert H. Pell, R. L. HARVEY Sunland Estate), Sanford. Osteen. 333 3173 or 123 4191. WHITE LADY wanU~~Ugbt M4 Sea ford Ate. FA 33383 housework, past 83, No S A N T O R D ' S N E W E S T Two Torch Tanks, *40. Ph drinking. White Bax 197, HOMES, Wail 4Ui St. San132-2011. Legal Notice Sanford Haraidlord. 1 iedroom. U9 bath, GUN Cabinet, holdi 10 guns, F irrrriQ ia v a wi FHA ft VA Loan). LMN EN­ JCOTICK I I h»r«t*y e<v*n t h e 81. Real F atal# • Sate *30 Ph. 331.2378. TERPRISES Inc . Builder v* ara )sias*4 ta buataal* at r * r k . H ftm ltinU «,n u n ty I n r . T vn LARGE Modern hems, t acr* Harold Logan, call 838 3911. Iin-twr thA f lc t l ' -mp £1 I U. P I . Saleiman oa Duty I 00 p m. t*4fi*ft of, KKItN f'lt\7.K I.AI N ER ft Oil Iksiar, perfect ground Scar Paola School. n t t o M A T . an d th at » • t n t a n j to to dirk. cond Ph 323-0437. Easy financing. 333-3378. I t—ktan*F Waniad •♦ —Saving* A La** « *— l a a u r a a t a • k —School# a laa w u c iln a * is—■mptormaal lerviooe 71—Mala list* Waalad va—rtmal* Mats Waaiod Tl—Mala av Famalt Halp Tl-nalaa Halp Wonts* 7T—Situation Waata4 I t —laaama rropoely I t —Ruiinai* Fray—lata l i —Raal Ratal* Waatad •a—Rail Bilal* tala I t—Uualaaaa Raatala as—tmta Far xaia St—Farasa—(Irons II—Out af Itala Aerooao as—Hauaaa Far a*ta II— K ausas—•*!■ or 17—H suaa F o r R a al i t s — R a a sri R a a ta la XAt—T ra lla ta —C ak aaaa l e t —Moutta H a « a a - X a la 1*1— Makita M am et—R ta t is * —T r a il.r a p te o —R e al te a —'T iailar M l# —Sole I t s — A a a rtm a a ta F a r R aal 1*8— R aim a F a r R t a t t i n — H a lit Room a t i l —H ia ta l A u n t * III— Feaaiara A Cyetsa 13]—Hosts k Motors l i t —Marins ttuppllsa FREEZER—Earn a Freeier or Payton Realty Freeier Refrigerator Com lunation. 222-7137., Sanlord. 222-1301 11-92 *4 Hiawatha F A IR GROUNDS ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundqulat, A m o . FA 93831 Atlantic Rank ltdg l*r. lot with U ka In back. Must be area to appraelata before Nov. 7th. Loch Arbor, 400 Laktview Dr. Ph. m 3943. MODERN 3 Bdrm. Fura. 871 mo. M-31M FURN. 8 Bedroom freshly painted. Ph. 8M-INT nr 312-3118. 3 • BEDROOM, 1 kith, un furnished. I mi. to b«H, 1 blocks to shopping center ft lehool. I year lease reqttlr ed. 1118 mo. *32 8878 after ) p. m. 3, I, ft I BEDROOMS I, 119, A 3 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED 3*rnla«t* Onunty (Dill Ptraet) 95. II oudm For Sale Stenstrom Realty j Bedroom home, ail Catalina. 2585 PARK DRIVE 102. Mobile llomon • Hate 322-2120 Night 322-7495 3234)516 332 8824 331 4148 332 *483 1-2 and I NEW aad USED Awitlags ft Cabana* QUALITY MOBILE HOMER Hwy, 17-13 S 331IMI 1 0 5 ^ n R !? H o m e ? Government o w ned Home* $100.00 DOWN MISTER FIX1T Structurally aound on targe Selection of 2, 3. arte 4 111 a 111 ft lot. RANK OWN­ Bedrooms located in various (actions of Sanford ED home just east of San­ Immediate Delivery ford on Sipei Av*. Lane 2 bdrm., maaonry construc­ MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 tion needs paint A minor r# pair* but an outstanding buy FOR THE REST HOME BUY at fT.lM with as little a* SEE YOUR 10% down payment ht re liable party. Kaeluaive with: V A - FHA Seminole Realty Rent B E D R O O M Trailer on large lake. Adult* only. Ph 323-7388 10' WIDE, I beoroom trailer. NO-8-4901. inti. A partm ent! for Rent •38 mo. up. Surplus City. PUKN. Apt. Close ta. Jimmie Cew4». 333-4011. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. *61, 111 E. 8th , 323 4383. Furn. Apt. 3300 mefUravDIs, Property FURN. Apt., Adult). 333-19*8 1801 S. Farh Ate. FA 2 3232 anytime Management W E L A K A APARTMENTS 114 W. First St. Stemper Agency and Sales Broker 2 BEDROOM Funs. Apt. Call Realtor-lasuror.Tr idea 122 4181 1919 S. French Ava. LOVELY S-bedroom, 1 bath masonry home. Outstanding condition. Beautifully landreaped Shallow wall, Only 1450 down to qualified buyer. t<>4 Shannon Dr, I'inacrral. Call 332 0110 for detail). St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N, Park Ava FA 14131 $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 333-HI1, liter 3 Pb 332 0841. JIM H U N T 1-Room Efficiency apt. wub pvt. bath ft ihowcr. suitable for couple or »ut|1« p*r»oa REALTY or retired AU utilities in­ cluded in rant. Ideally lo­ Office: 333-2111 cated on la* St., within 1 Nights: 323-8188 block of 2 trie parking l»te 322 0848 and ihoppmf cvoler. In » 2t Park Drlva quire at Manuel Jacob*on Dept. Store 111 E. First St. 2 BDRM . 1305 EUlott, *8.500 333-0313 ur 5331. lake " MARYn r : t * i n furn ished Apts. *30. Adult). No 97. House* Fur Kent pets. 322 3930. LAKE Cottage, Furn. 322 8106 3 BEDROOM Apt , furnished. FURN. 1 BDRM. House, 417 Phone dayi. 333-3741. nights. 332 0901. Holly Ave. 3 BEDROOM Furn ]lou*T FURN. APT, tight) ft water SEVERAL OuUUodmi 2 ft 3 2461 Palmetto, all roevan- Included. 322 3138 Bedroom Horn** available ta lencaa, nice location. Ph alt Arana of Sanford. Let tu 322-1249. Shaw you Around! DUPLEX, furnished, 1 bed­ Seminole Realty room, n e w l y decorated. GHI A Adult). Another a v a ila b le 1*01 S. Park Ave. • Sedanw Dee. 1, 332 36|o. FA 1-3233 anytime vw 18,000. McRnhtrta Tire Supply 198 W. l i t Sanfard. Fla. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. *33 mo., includes water ft elec­ tric. 322 9507. MODERN S Bdrm. fun. Apt •01 Palmetto* Ave. 323-1174 after S:30 p m. I ROOM Furs. Apt*., Shady Oik* ApU., I l l Park Ave Apply upitatra No. 3 Apt. or Ph. 332 3010 I Room APT. nice It clean. Ph. 332-3877. Furn. APT. around floor, In­ cluding utUitle*. 4t? W. ltlh., Sanford. GO WEST ON WEST FIRST ST. O Han Howland O Charlie f'raif O Charlla Ifudann O Frank Hrunaea • Hard Topa • Convert Iblen • Station Wagon* Complale SaUrtine i f * Thru 84'a $200 • $500 Down $10 • $00 Month 100% Mfrhaniral Guarantee — .10 Dayi — MOO Mile* On All Uaed VW'*. Sale* — Part* — Srrrira Fartory Authnrlird llraler The Dodge Boys Seminole County Mts. I hoi W r it t i l S tre e t Sanford. Florid# Ellinor Motor Co. Be. Hwy. IT-11 Sanford, Fla. KJJ1 322-1835 H about our CAR DIALS 108. Rooms For Kent CLEAN ROOM fer Mai. 401 Magnolia Ave, 323 0720. 115, Autua Far Hale •6* CHEVY It NOVA. «icellent condition. *1600. rh. 333-2213. FOR SALE 1337 VW Coniertihit 1982 Kngin* ft Trail). *373 Call 1*2-2960 after S and we will bring car to your home for inspection. '*• RENAULT. *12*. Ph. 922301*. 1938 FORD. 4 D r, Auto. Tran* R ft H. (393. 138 Country Club Circle. 1981 Bulck Etectra *25 Conver­ tible, air conditioned, power brakes, power ataaring, pow­ er window*, auto, tram., radio and heater, whitewall tiite, very lew mileage, looks Uka new, runs like new, *000, one owner, 323 0633. 1937 OLDS., New paint and good interior, (400. Call Dale Owens at 323-7734. 1958 D O PtiK 4-door. Good con­ dition, radio ft heater, (393. SALES BROKER We Hive The Home For You 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. 123 3858. 425-5938 - PIZZA CO U N TY 3-BEDROOM, l a r g e living . room, range Pinecreat area. 8U me. Ph. 3414331. Very NICE I Redroom houni, kitchen equipped, paneled walla, hardwood floors, ther­ R a at LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT) moslat controlled heat, close For Complete Information to shopping rmler. Adult* or Re* or Cal) Your with pre.achool child, call FHA - VA altar 4 p. m. Ph. *21-4411. HOUSE, with new root, itove, H. water beater, attic fan, KENMORE automatic washer. BART riUCKER. BROKER EVERETT A. HARPER flour furnace ft pump. With Phone 332 0033. AGENCY • REALTOR Personal S»rvlc# Furn garage Apt. 258] San wilt loriloa **»••* rio lila GUNS Buy, a e tr Trade, ReMB I. Park Ate. fall 332-7401 ford Ava. tto.aoo 322 0933 or f t a t ' t ' a a 1 S )t PhooM FA 3-2284 ar FA A M I pair O S T E E N BRIDGE Big: /»/ h»>-1 rialma 3334. JOHN E. FOX. / a / F a y * U 'la in * * r is n CAMP. K a a n a t h t v M rltito a h , t * o Realtor A t t o r n t y a t t.* w BILL'S BARGAIN BARN 208 N park Ave. 3230354 P o l l O ftlc # B >1 lilt DELICIOUS nf 10,000 Item* 8* n ford, F ln r tl* FOR SALE 9.,. Hnuaen F or S ite PuWlah 0«. tt. Jt. Jl * N't* 1300 Grapevtlla Ave. MOUTH • WATERING I. 11*4 t 1959 H-8I-T, .Mick , c p r *» REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator. LONGWOOD- FHA — Avail­ T ractor; 1 1959 Great 13-ft . one door, top freeier, able for Sale—ant lormann Dane Trailer. 51 Fool 185 Husband say a it looks Circle South, 3 Redroom, l-ong, TrnnsirtHtl UnIt Pays A operates like new Wife m Rath, newly painted (ion dernlung Unit. Value want* bigger unit. Fb 322- Down *34 per month. Ph. To Use $12,000. Will Sacrifice 4880 341-1370, Orlanflo. For Quick Sate For S E M IN O L E MEL OTT, Insurance ft Real Estate. 130 N. Florida Avc., DcLand. Phone 734-1844 or 734-2188. FHA - VA HOMES 111—Win! rd Ts neat i l l —Autos For Xala t i l —Autos—ast* nr Trad# t i l —Truski Far Bala t to—Aulamatlva Front 3-BRDROOM home, at Lake M eant. 322-3015. Next doer neighbor wlU verify 1 BEDROOM furaUhed house, 3 lb. ban recently caught new Golf Course ft Labs from thia lake. See 333 Lake- Uka Mary. 122B80T. wood Dr., U Del ary. Con­ crete block, | bedroom, tile ■eiutifully FURNl8HED_wilh bath, built-in itovt • oven, Daniah Modem ft Wrought earporte, l a r g e screened Iron Furniture. 8 or 3 Rdrm-. porch facing taka. Houee will I baths, Fla. Room, terteaht capitated tnilde and oul ed patio, modern electric PrlN 111,000 (plus taxea A kitchen, utility roam with tnmrance). wiahtog machine, hat water, $100 DOWN v a g la ta r aa til a a m * w ith th» C ltrlt o f th a C i r c u it C o u rt, n a a iln o la C o u n ty , F lo r id a . In a r c a iC a p r o w ith lh a y r .iv t « i..n t • r th a F li- tltlo u a Haotn a ta tu ta a . The HERALD Want Ad*. IM . A partm ent ■ fo r R e s t K«f fU at 3 BEDROOM. 2 Bath, screen ed patio. Ph. 333-AMI. nut, ciU Luthor Tukcr at Rollaway, Hoapttal, R a b y Beds, by Day, Week, or 332-8159. Moats. FOR PAINTING ft X ip U r. CARROLL’S FURN ITU RR Call 323-34M. US W. lit Phones •7. H '33 CHEVROLET BelAir. 4 new tires. Raal clean. Rum like new. |}1J. 333-7690. '64 CORVAIK Mont*, white 2 door coupe, rod Inttrlor. As­ sume payments. 2311 Yale Av*. 322-7237. J20. Automotive Hervlca AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarfk G liaa and Point Company 62 Rambler Ambassador Cotta at 4 Door Sedan. V-8, Bloo­ died TranamUtlan, Cow­ er 8 1a a r I a g, rawer Brake*. Heater tad Air Condition. *1495 61 Chevrolet In* pals Convertible, V-B, Automatic Transmission Power Rworiag. F e w e r Brake*, Radto, Heater, and Air Cendttloaar. B l e a k Flniah With White Tep, Alt Vinyl latarlar. s1795 61 Ford B Pnaeagar County Ra* d a n , V-B, Automalla Traasmlaaloo. p o wo r Mleertng, Radio, Haat* er, and Air i'aedltleaor, D * # p rreadod Urea, C l aaa Interior, White Flniah, Lugfage B e a k and oibrr Extras. ‘1495 62 Chevy 11 N o v a 4 linor Sedan, I Cyl„ Ante* malic Truaamiaaloa, Radio and Heatar. Cleaa Body FinUh, Excellent Mechoat* cal Cnndltlon. Perfect For Low Cost Trenipnrtltios. ’1395 118 Magnolia Pb. FA 1-4623 60 Ford Ante oiaea, Faitlan* *88 4 v w , AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 381 W. lOd It. FA 21012 A q WORK GUARANTEED 123, Hoot# & Motorii Gateway To The Waterway Rnbauit SiMirtint; Gouda Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 30448 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3MI 14 Ft. RUNABOUT Boat. top. windihlald, remote control, 40 HP Mercury ft Tailcr, Al­ so 12 ft. Aluminum boat, 7 Vt HP Kvlerud* ft Trailer All for (806. pa 323 1219 at ter 6 p m IT FT. High Hal, with access­ ories, '58 . 50 bp. Johnson else, start, Mitehel Tilt Trail­ er. Excellent condition 113 Laurel Drive 20 r r . C A BIN C R U IS E R , G a­ tor tilt Ira tU r. Need* repair. (100. 323-8(31. SANFORD HERAiw WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS 62 Chevrolet R*l Air 4 Door, V-8, Auto* malic Transmission, Halt* er, Mpo'1*** Larquar Finish With Colnr-Tone Interior. A Beautiful Combination. A Very Nk# Aui«m»bj|* At A Minimum Cast ’1595 61 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dour Hardtop, V-9, Auiomalte Tran*, minion. Power Steer* lag, Radio, aid Heatar. * Ton* lllu*. Lika Naw Tire*. Low Mileogt, and ('Iran. 57 Chevrolet BANK ^POSSESSION $ $ •3* Cadlllae *297 bal. 110 tno. '38 Mercury *299 bal. 99 mn. ‘3* Rulch *199 bat. *8 mo. '18 Cadillac It HI bal 1 7 mm. '88 Ford (111 bal. *4 mu. '33 Cadillac *197 bal. 17 m». '38 Hu irk *177 bal. 18 mo. •ST Ford *199 bat. *3 mt*. '33 Mercury II3T hat. *3 me '31 Chevrolet 1399 v*l 113 me 37 Ford ||9 9 b '■ ill) mo. '15 CadUlat *291 kal. l i t me. '58 Ford (291 bat. *18 '33 Chevrolet *7« bal. II mo. '51 Ford I8H hat. *1 mo. 4 A4 % ’895 *1695 N A TIO NA L <$& V>8, Automatic Tv aea­ rnI**Ion. Radio ft Hastor — Cleaa. SANFORD AVE 1U1Z OPEN EVENINGS Sanford. Florida 121.4198 National Rrpuaarwiona lac 2 Door Sad an, 8 Cyt., Stan* dard Tran*minion. Redle and Heatar. Salid Through. out. 495 OPEN FRIDAY N1TE T IL » P..M. H O LLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. A Palmetto P h. 3314331 2507 Park Dr. P h. 322-0861 l J �Notes OCTOBER 3*. 1M« Admissions Lynn Ann Hahn, Nell B. ReaBen, Tommy Edmond*, Julie O. Burge**, Ellen Hoy, John Jtumbley Jr. Chart** L. Be*. Pearl Mikell, Mattie Slnaletnn. Eugene Earl Kronjiegcr HI, •U of Sanford: Patricia Chen­ ey, Lake Monroe; Sophie Woodson, DeBary. to o Birth* Mr. amt Mr*. Clarence J. Jessup, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Burges*. Sanford, a boy. Discharge* Effle Butler, Michael Trua*. Vivian Wilson, John Combs, Ruth Bunell, Mary Lou Wil­ liam*, Danny Horn, Sua Ta­ tum, Verlon Saxton, Jeanne Sevlgny and baby girl, all of Sanford Patricia A. Barry. Lak* Monroe. Wilma Stemel. Lnflgwond: Amy Allen. Edda Wtllahan. Wak* Hunt. DeBary; David Grimm, North Orlando; Carol Ann Hudson and baby girl, Bell wood. OCTOBER SI. I9« YOUNG DUCKLINGS P R I C E S GOOD NOVEM BER S THRU TH E W EEKEND • QUANTITY RIGHTS R E S E R V E D sto re CRK1 HDELL B H A D f D V IA L OR (Ch*p**4, BEEF CUBE STEAKS Horns r M»n„ Toe*™ Wed. R:M-T:OB Thar*. R:St - ":«• FrL AVE. ^ OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT A • I iso PARK )|' "\S 'V WITH THIS COUPON AND FUtCHASI OF SKINLESS FRANKS. A 1 Merchants 3 LBS OR OVER • CEN TER C U T MAYFAIR RICH TASTY ~ COTTAGE CHEESE. -0 ( 1 . a b s o rb e n t in adction to to. s'swrs vo'-t etettvt with tout ruicoasr 43 1 .0 0 0 SHI iTFRESH p o r k lo in s a l e ! Admissions Loretta Jonea, Ida Mae Gold­ en. Samuel Haney, Gladys M. Skatts, Barbara Price, Alma J. Marteneau, Mable Dixon. Edward Bondorf, all of San­ ford. CUT FROM THE TENDEREST YOUNG GRAIN FED PORKERS Discharge* Robert Cole, Harvey McCalky, Jane Cagle, Tommy Ed­ monds, Stae B. Gillon, Alber­ ta Jackson. Samuel Peterson, Mildred Bailei, Charlie Mc­ Queen S r. Lyman A. Baker Jr., Janet Willi and baby boy. all of Sanford: Richard Ro»i, Mims; Palricli Chaney. Lake Monroe; Jean Stafford, Or­ lando; Charles Bibb, Deltona; Ida Hermsu, Dellary. NOVEMBER I, 1M4 Admissions Mabel Bolt. Edna Wirlck. Rosie McWilliams. Rose Sch•uring, Sweetie Williams, Ter­ ry Crandal, Francis Murray. Raul Taylor, all of Sanford: Rosclia Carter, Longwood: Oscar Gunn Jr . Mary Jo Culbreth. Lake Monroe. H as CANS LIMIT . 2 SIX PAKS WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER SHOULDER STEAK blue r . bbon q u a l i r LADY FAIR LEMON OR COCONUT Births Mr. atvl Mrs. Joseph Scheurbig, Sanfonl, a Imv. Discharges Naomi Sapp, Ernest Lee Brown. Mable Dixon, all of Sanford;; Harry If. Myers, De Bary; John While, I.ongwood; Mary Ann Campbell, North Orlando. r l BLUE RIBBON QUALITY C J 8 " R E G 494 LADY FAIR ICED* REG 35s Nnv. j, m i Admissions Allen Capps, Kathleen Crls. well. I'aiaria Smith, Donna M. Elliott, Britton Johnson, Gary Peed. Jeannette Chas­ tain. Pauline Rivers, Itul.y Gindrr, Minnie J. Ransbottom, Claude W. Danlon, June Eineh. Alice Wight, Sanford; Agnes Crowley, DeBary; Albert Rob­ inson, l.ake Monroe; Blanche Colpinan, Osteen; William T. K. Warren, N e w Smyrna Beach; ftoU-rtn <!riffm, Titus URJ. B E L L 'S PURE CALIFORNIA YELLOW CU H G HALVES OR SLICES FRUITASTE ASS T . CARBONATED • Ns D .p r ill • N» R.iu.is vllle. Births Mr and Mrs. George Griffin, Sanford, a boy; Mr and Mrs, Perry Elliott, Sanford, a hoy; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wil­ liams, Sanford, a hoy, H GALLONS NINE LIVES K IT T Y BURGERS • ASS'T. FLAVORS lllsrh a rg rv FYNE-SOFT ASS'T. COLORS Alfreds Straughter, Catherine Warren, John Rumblcy Jr., Hamilton J. flisbee, William Redley, JoAnn Flowers, Oscar Harris. Charles L lies, Joyde Kahles and h.ihy girl. Rebecra Farrens and baby tuiy, Willa Clayton and baby boy. Sunford; Archill* lumg, DeBary; C'hciiU Fletcher, Lake Mary, Oscar Gunn Jr., Lake Monroe; Joctll* Travis, Titusville. 400 CT. BOXES SWEET JUICY FLORIDA NORTON FROZEN ASS'T FF D ELU X E FROZEN ORANCI LIMIT . I WITH S3.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER. MORTON FROZEN COCONUT OR C ER . CHOC Boy, 14, Draws 10-Year Term TAMPA (LTD — Carson Junior Green, a It year-old Tampa youth, was sentenced <n 10 years in state prison Mon­ day for a S? robbery on June U. Juvenile authorities advised Criminal Court officials that the youth was incorrigible. M k flik tlt L CLIP L REDEEM FOR HUNDREDS OF FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS F A N C Y RED SWEET GREEN STAMPS! FREE EXTRA PORT I.AUDERDAI.K (L’PI) — A pawing motortit FRESH TENDER spotted a car overturned in a small lake ju»t off Ihe Sum bine Statu Parkway Monday anti the bwlies ol two eUicrly perions were recovered from it. The drowning victims were Identified as Clifford Clark, fit. ami his wife Elma, about 60, of Hollywood Beauvoir, last home of Pres­ ident Jefferson Davis, near Bdnxl Miss is the moat noted abr.cj of the Confederacy. 1 ''■ T E R T im iM n " r a t e extra MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS • \ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS FOOD lf.« CAM _ BOUNTY FiOl yO D l► d fl. !!*C , _ I, • ► • w g r i t ctc* I V*w Pwl BLUE tOMNET I i FAIR lF AAI J URk U I D D C n U i D r iD I k J E a ■ *•»■•** U L t l s« I b W O l)«i AEROSOL CAN NAID a CF OEO E MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS W"* '"Ai maw a«^ e\* - • a c* T I t O T ROACH A ANT BOMB * *»—lim*g‘-W*-e. 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Phil I.ogsn pulled ■ Protest Lodged By City Seminole County < $h? * * * * on the S t Johns River • * • • “The Nile of AmerM* g>mtfflrb limtlft 22 Photos Scheduled peanut out of hie pocket at tha Kiwania Cub meeting > Zip Cod* 12771 > Wednesday, showed ft to hla CA rE KENNEDY (UPD—The countdown pro­ ceeded steadily today for nn attempt to rocket a Mar­ audience and allowed a t how WEATHER: Partly cloudy thrmurh Friday; high today 80-85; low tonight in 60s. By Dottle Austin iner television craft on nn historic 81^-month voynga It wit a peanut. “Might not VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established U90S THUEtS., XOVKMHElTfi, 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 315 Sanford City Commission­ to Mars. look like one to you," he com­ A space npcncy spokesman reported that prepar­ ers, sitting as a canvassing mented, “but I had to puih ations arc yroinff well with board Wednesday, voted to re­ It all the u-ajr here (the Civic the craft, scheduled to turn balloting in city elec­ Center) after the election." tions to City Hall unless the begin its 1150 million-milo A commendable attitude in names of city candidates are flight at l :2'J p.m. (EST). taking hit political whipping, placed in a more advantage­ The launch period ends at eh? ous spot on the ballot In tha 3:17 p.m. • • • future. The pioneering probe is de­ Those LIU and Harry but­ All of the commissioners signed to take up to 22 pic­ tons and other paraphernalia and particularly Joe Baker, tures of the surface of .Mars v ill soon disappear on the who was rc-clcctcd, expressed JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UPl) and to sec if the little planet's K. Tope Bassett, unsuc­ local scene. Will seem rather dissatisfaction and disappoint­ —Tile Johnson family is com­ atmosphere is thick enough to cessful candidate fur Count) quiet around town for awhile. ment at the voting record, si allow* future spaceships to land ing down out of the superCommission, today (lied an But something etse’il happen did aspiring candidate E. C, using parachutes. i barged aimnsphete of a pres­ Il will take about eight days to stir things up again. idliHal protest with the can­ Harper Jr. • • • idential campaign. A count of the absentee vassing board on the tfvult* (or all 22 pictures to he flash­ Lady Bird Johnson is too ed hack to earth because tho A blood hank drive spun- ballots gave incumbent Com­ givrn in seven precinct*. busy resting up in her ranrh craft's r a d i o transmission eored by the Classroom missioner Baker a total of l,The board dreided late this clothe* today to worry about speed is limited. At the 150 Teachers Association a n d 133 votes to Harper's final morning to check the voting what her Inauguration ball million mile distance between Seminole County education total of 932. machine* at 3:30 this altergown will took like, and Hie Mar* and earth next July, it Association will be held next noon at the warehouse to de­ After the canvassing was two Johnson daughter* have will take about 13 minutes tor week. Teachers who can and completed commissioners dis­ termine the official tabula­ JOE DAVIS MARY K. WALKER traded the whidlestop for the each signal to reach earth. will donate to the hank are cussed the matter and Com­ tion of the machine* at com­ . rep rese n tativ e . . . assessor school bell. lequrstcd to report at the missioner Baker moved that pared with the written re­ If all goes as planned, .Mari­ With the numerous house- ner 3 will swoop next July 17 Seminole County filood Bank "unless County Registrar port*. guest* of Wednesday gone nr lo within 7.000 to to.Ooo miles on Monday, Tuesday or Camilla Bruce can assure tM Precincts challenged by leaving, the First Lady looked of the planet that scientists Thursduy between the hour* position of the city's contestBassett n-e I, 3, It. IS. 17. forward to a few days on the say has the best chance in tho of 3:30 and 8 p.m. In and 23. Twrnty-three ma­ • • • ranch just lo sit hack and take solar system to support earthVICTORY KISS is planted mi Law pence Swaf­ chines are Involved, accord­ il easy, (letting back to the elec­ ford by Mrs Swofford shortly after he received ing lit County Judge C. Ver­ type life. .Stic said she hopes lo con­ Today's shot was the first of tion—see where our city man­ non Mtre end Voting Itesistword he had defeated his Republican foe, E. vince her active husband lo two costing $112 million in ager, Wurren Knowles, was trar Camilla Brute. l’ope I'asset t, in one of the closest County Com­ stay on and "soak up hiim America's opening scientific elected governor of Wiscon­ mission races in many years. Absentee ballots rest." sin. At least the wire ser­ By Julian Stenstronr brought the mayor of Altamonte Springs ahead assault on the red planet. Tho Wednesday didn't really -Soviet Union (ailed in at least vices tell us that. Must mean T1:e Seminole County Canof Bassett by a narrow margin of 128 votes of count. She had to play hostess one Mars probe two years ago someone cl*e, huh. Pete? va sting Hoard, he ailed by the total I t i , b a l l o t s east. (Herald Photo) • • » lo Vice President elect Hubert nn.l Is expected to try again Jud,!c C, Vernon Mire, bus Humphrey, his wife Muriel, this month. Probably the most tired Ink. n u n d e r consideration and four busloads of newsmen The second Mariner Is like­ person in the county today three pruts .Is based on alleged at a victory barbecue. is Camilla Bruce. She's fought election irregularities Tues­ ly to be launched Nov. 13 if The newsmen left Wednes­ the first few days of Alahncrthe election problem for long day. DAVIS IIIKRENMKYEII day and the Humphreys were 3 s flight are on target. But weeks and has really been The protests were filed by , , .school bout'll justice going to fly lo Washington to­ even with twin spacecraft, of­ burning the night lights late­ GrrkJten W. Topi* and Elllnor day. ly to try to get things squar­ MacDonald against returns in ficials said the mission was *n Linda Bird, 2D, ami Luci difficult that the odds for at ed away following the voting. Precincts 1, 3 and 15. Baines, 17, relumed to the least one partial success were They charged that results in A monstrous job and one Red Talks capital Wednesday and went little better than 50-50. these three precincts were not which invariably ia taken for MOSCOW (L’PI) — Commu- WASHINGTON (UP!) — back to school. rnnouneed distinctly and that granted and with gripe*. Besides exploring the planet, ni*t Chine e Premier Chou Kn Republican moderates an! there was a possibility of err "Darling, I've arranged for itself, Mariner 3 carries instru­ Clock Watchers were with conservative* were m agree­ you to go to school on Satur ments to measure Hie radia­ !ai arrived r,l.;y for the iirv'. i rs being made in transferring her a good part of the time ment today only on the fact JOE BAKER day lo make up your studies," tion, space dust and magnetic lop level Si no Soviet talks in that (hey disagreed on what figure* to c- rtilicate*. ami know first hand how the the First Lady said to Luci (orce* it encounters on its long Judge Mtre and members of voting registrar and her cd candidates at tha top of three years. ; to a. m. and worked virtually Wednesday, It) Harr) I. Johnson the Democratic landslide etec the board which also Include* journey through unmapped in­ small staff performed their tha ballot on the voting ma­ f ' H'J official. conlinuscmsly Tj complete the - , “ tiofi'Victcry mem to the c o p Luci didn't answer hut the terplanetary spare. unity Commis'lcmer Jo tin duties. In Navy lingo it's chines, that the elections be Reds Scornful Mt.imonte Springs Mayor W. mammoth task. I The conserva'ives *aid PresI look on her face read; “ Tranks Scientist* »ay they don't "Well Done." returned to being held in City LONDON ti l'll — World Went JiJmsor's victory was . itzpatlL k uni Supervifor «f Lawrence Swofford is the new Another race which was a lot for nothing.'' • * • Rcgistr.i'i n t imilla Bruce, know wiiat the photographs Hull." react.on continued mostly la only a temporary setback The county commissioner for Dis­ watched closely as the atnen will disclose. But if tlie probo Roy Perry of Lake Mary, The motion was seconded vocable today to tile Johnson moderates argued that it prov- wete scheduled So make an In trict 2 , lee ballots were tabulated was is on course, tbe National 2ti-yeur oM airman at San- by Commissioner Karl Higg­ landslide. The Chinese Com­ ed 8en Barry M, Gold water's spcGton o! the voting ma­ Absentee ballots n u d g e d that of Justice of Peace for Aeronautics and Space Admin­ fun) Naval Air Station, was inbotham unit passed unani­ munist. them selves continued philosophy was out of step chine* m question to lilt time Swofford ahead of hi* rival. District it. today. istration hopes the pictures fished out of l ake Monioe mously. scornful, however. with the times. U. Ihq o Itas'ct, Republican Democrat A! Davis maintain­ will be able to spot mile-long yesterday morning, wringing candidate who had led in the ed hi* lead over Republican Goldwatcr himself, said n’l In Tuesday’s election, the features of the surface. wet hut grateful to he alive. names of the city candidates IVjjiry Divorced unofficial tally Tue day night C. E. (Chuck) Keru although the rVitlon showed was that Such detail would be many I.t. Hen Butter hauled him were placed at the bottom of by a leant margin of 114 it was sliced somewhat from a l.(tS ANGELES (UPl* — it would take “ longer than we G r e a s e R a c k I' in s time* better than the best pic­ into the pollen boat. Hoy says tlip fitsl row of names on th ' Singer Peggy Lee, 12. divur • thought" to put the conserva S e n iu e m a n vote*. 252 plurality to 217 In losing tures taken through earthhe wasn't hurt, just wet. Ho ballot, underneath a long list ed In r fuuiih husband, mini ­ lives in power He told a news Phil Hair, priprh'hir of a Hi* re! cn was short lived, the five votes. Da) * won the based telescopes, said his boat, a t?-foot in­ of unopposed candidates. um conduct or Jack Did Rio, conference Iloll the conserva­ servlrc station hi-.itlng h . however Thi* official canvass­ election with .ill of lie la I 3,263 board, was valued at about tive enuse hao not Ixen hurt name at I A t It Street an-1 Saning hoard, in a marathon sex*. JACKSONVILLE IUI'1) — The famous Martian "ca. to Kern's 3,916. Many city voter* complain­ 31’, and agreed to pay lutii a $800. Thu airman, just re­ Ion which lasted till last mid­ by the Johnson victory. More ford Avenue, suffered injuries No other contest was close $ I M li l » til ment. If. S. District Judge Bryan nals," a vast series of seem­ ed that they could not find turned from a win Id cruise night. reported Swofford hail than 25 million persons voted to both feet Wednesday night enough to be effected by ab­ Simpson Issued another injunc­ ingly straight lines, have piu* the name* of city candidates iled astronomers for years. aboard the US.S Knterpri.se, for the GOP ticket, Collwater when he was trapp'd beneath gained a 128 vote margin of sentee ballots H o rn s C leared on the ballot and a number tion today requiring the Flor- Whether Mariner's pictures is with VA11-7 at the base noted, and "that’s a lot of a collapsed grease rack at the victory. Incumbent Tax Assessor TALI \H\8SKK (UPl) — ami casually remarked he'd showed up at City Hall Tues­ The manager of a Nassau bank votes." Hut he indicated that sta on. The official vote now Is: Mary Earle Walker picked up *1*'1 East Coast Railway to will solve thu mystery is un­ day to vote, after they had he to work that afternoon— swore in a statement received he expected the moderate wing Hair remained there for a Swofford, 8,232; Bassett, 8,lot 227 absentee votes to increase abide by pro strike agree­ known. waded her lead over JlupuM can Guy ments with era (Is represented his fishing fur the day halt­ voted at county precincts. to battle him for party lead-! length of lime until he was T h e canvassers The disadvantage of this here Turn lay ( rat Gov elect er.ship. spotted by a passerby who call- through 1,231 absentee ballots Allen 9,940 to 7,155. ed by a blazing fire in his Haydon Hum* dost* not have hy the Brotherhood of laicutimposition on the ballot was in­ boat. Big Theft Ring an a " ' 'm; with the bank ami William E Miller, the GOP ed an ambulance He was lak- Wednesday to bring nut the of­ Harry Goldwatcr Republi­ live Engineers. dicated by the fact that only • • « vice presidential candidate, cn to Seminole Memorial 1I««- ficial verdict They started at can candidate for president, never has had one. echoed some of Gokl*atcr'» ;i tal w.iere he is under treatpicked up Do more votes to in­ Similar injunction* were is­ The St Richard Cminal of 2.003, or 2‘J per rent, ><f the statements. menl. crease his lead over President sued earlier against the rail­ Cracked By FBI the Knights of Columbus will city’s 8,896 registered voter* Raker Again Toronto Okays Lyndon il. Joint son, 10,974 to road regarding the non oper­ CHARLESTON, S. C. (LTD . — hold its second annual Birth­ marked the city ballot on the WASHINGTON (UPl* — Miller said he docs not feel 9,125. day Hall Nov. It at the Police voting mo hine*. C h e c k s Senate invent gator* plan to the Republican defeat means* ating unions lJi.il went on —The FBI said it cracked Other contests and the nffl- strike Jau 23, 19*13, and the open a truck ring for stolen Benevolent Bldg. The Commit­ showed that 1,887 city voters resume public hearing* Dec. the voters repudiate*! the con S h o t I* ITU Birth Control A front window at First Fedcial ballot as tabulated late Brotherhood of Railroad Train­ I,'. S. Navy submarine parts tee chairman is Howie Ham went to the poll*. 1 into fhargev that Hobby Bak­ servative philosophy. City Commissioners voted er wav involved in a I'ii.rkW lie also attacked John H cral .Saving* A Loan Assorts- TORONTO (L T D -T oronto last night arc: son. ticket chairman is Al men. headed for Miami. Congressional, Sen Spessard The Injunctions require the The arrest of one man and Foulter, Rill Crawford is in in 1982 to have the city bal­ payoff in the t9'.n Kennedy. Martin. Republican national lion on West First Street was may soon have city supervised committeeman from Michigan, pierced by a gunshot, arenrd birth control cllnirs. I. Holland ft)), 11,094, Claud railroad to maintain pre-strike confiscation of nearly i 100,000 charge of refreshments, Petr lot Included on the county Johnson campaign fuml. for demanding that national Ing to information given to The Board of Control approv- It Kirk Jr (It). 5,171. Duggan decorations, la-n Kay voting machines to save vot­ work roles and pay scales un- in stolen diesel engine parts t ’cvi-oiitn f)ijq UurrJi resign poller. | "I in prine p’e the establish ‘ ivernor, Haydon Hums (D) i> s the judge gives permis­ was the second major such entertainment, and (Jewrye Be ers from having to go to two L a b o r R e a c t * ,n the wake nl the defeat. t 1inent nf such cl in iv*7' Charles Honey tit), »,* sion h>r a change made neces­ rani in less than unu week ul Mattio, food. DETROIT l UPl i — General different places to vote. E52. This also simplified the Motors today neared labor sary by the strike conditions. the yard. Florida Represent stive, Joe matter of voter registration peace with the United Vito IS Y O U R HEART enatding voters to register at Workers Union for the lirst Davis tDi 10,255; Robert T Hoover tilt, 6,158. iNTHE RIGHT PLACE? one place ami vote at one time since Srpt. 25. but diffi Seined Hoard, Jim llirkenplace instead of two. Legisla­ cullies loo-it >sI at \merlcan meycr <Di 4,513; Walter It. tion was introduced, the rltv Motors and Ford llohcrg (It), 6.322, rharter was changed, and an Savage Looting ordinance passed to permit LA PAZ. tlolvia (U P l) 1this to he done. Tpaipv pjtroted the streets toHowever, since changing dav. -coking to restore order the voting procedure, the City after a day of savage looting Commissioners have not hern and wrecking in which at least satisfied with the position 23 person* were reported kill­ accorded the city ballot on the ed and more than 200 wound­ Mayor Lawrence Swofford voting machines. today said that re registration ed City Commission eleetion* nf voters in Altamonte Springs l.ifetinu* Unconiliiional (Court Hazard Warranty are held every year in a Hriefiiur Set is progressing at "a very staggered proeedure. In 19*5.‘> JACKSONVILLE (U P l) slow pace." He reminded citi­ the seats of Commissioners Gov, Haydon Hums and other zens that the books will close L II. Crapps and M L, Un­ stale oHiiu’v will receive a at 5 p.m., Wednesday, Nov 18 born will !«• i , for election. briefing in Orlando Feb. 19?) The municipal election Is on th< economic impact of scheduled for Tuesday, Dec 8 military and space installations Two council seals will tie up Col. John (Jlcnn in Florida, the State Chamber for grabs—District 3. now held Periodic Inspection • Flat Tire Repair of Commerce announced to­ by Gene Stephenson ami Dis­ To Retire Jan. 1 Tire Rotation • Front End Check day. trict f, held by Donald Fritch. WASHINGTON (UPl) — Swofford, elected to the Navy Secretary Paul Niue Kidnap Try DL D tiET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES County Commission in Tues­ Wednesday approved the re­ SAIGON South Viet Nam— day's election by a 128-vote tirement of astronaut John (UPD— \ heavily armed Io­ margin over E. Hope Bassett, i,loon from the Marine Corps. nian Communist Viet Cong pa­ said this morning that there (ilenn, a colunel and the trol penetrated to withm less was a posiibility that he may first American to orbit the than I.OGu yards of the U. S. "CLAD TO IJK HOME,” lays fair. Donald K. Muntlay (left) to ( apt. resign as mayor anil that if earth, will officially retira Embassy today in an attempt James O. Mayo, commandinsr officer of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One he does voters would have to Jan. I pending his certifica­ to kidnap a local government ■105 W. First SI. 322-0651 a t Sanford Naval Air Station. Muntlay is officer-in-charRe of Detach­ elect a mayor to serve the tion as "medically qualified official, highly reliable sour ment 8, Squadron II, which returned yesterday afternoon from th« SANFORD, FLORIDA final year of Swofford'* two t for rcutetircut.'' i cc* oaui. Mediterranean. (Herald l’ho to) gear term. Bassett Protests Results mwA... GOP Leaders Agree Only That They Disagree Johnson Family Soaking Up Some Needed Rest Swofford Squeaks To C!ose Victory FEC Ordered Again To Abide By Agreements W hy You Should Re-Registration At 'Slow Pace' A 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/. 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 04, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 04, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Entertain Them Wt Key Z Z u ( tt'i K HUT 73 NYF Youths Attend Party By Merpaaa Miles T h e Bear Inks Methodlet Y ou th Fallowihlp waa hoat to th e Chrtat the Ida* aub-dlat r k t a t a Halloween party. M Y F Praaident John Walk f n f reported that 78 youtha attended from Caaeclberry, F in e Hllla, Lockhart, Apopka, O rta Viata, Cellaga Park, Coneerd Parte, Trinity, M eadowhroat and S t Paula. Everyone waa dreaeed ap proprlately fo r Halloween and aoatua a a were Judged fo r the prettleet, fu n n lu t and moat erigtnaL > Oamea were enjoyed during the erenlny and refraehmenta o f punch and cookies w ere aerved. Irwin Hall waa dec era tod with llyhtod Jack-otantem s, orenya and black halloona and ertpa paper to lend to the atmosphere. The neat event planned by th e auk-dlstrlct will be the annual banquet Tuesday at Collaya Park M a t h o d l a t Church. Local Scouts Win Camp Honors Boy ScouU from Troop SOT, •ponaored by Graca Methodist Church, attended the St. Johni Dtatrict Pall Camporco at Camp La-noche. The 19 boys were acrompan led by their scoutmaster, Russ Kltner, Troop Committeeman Clay Mamele, Junior Asilitant Scoutmaster Dick Mamele and Senior Patrol Leader Blair Xltnar. The troop received recognltlon for having the belt num ­ b e r In attendance and the eleaneit end best cam p site. E veryone received an attrac­ tive district camporee patch. Arriving at the camp Friday at dusk the boys pitched their tents in the dirk. On Saturday they took a night hike and cooked their dinner on the trail. A council (Ire waa held Saturday evening. The boys returned home Sunday afternoon, tired hut proud of their accomplish­ ments. H ow much latitude parents should grant their offsprin g Is a question as old aa people, I ’m sure. I don't know that there le one p e t answer. What I have learned la that the yeeity teen-ager tnvee to be with her contemporaries— talking, dancing, bragging, singing, bowling, the Hat it endless. I also know that a nervous unsure teen-ager may be leery o f bringing new friend* home fo r fe a r the fam ily will pounce with a list o f questions and cheery de­ vices for making everyone feel at home. Making a hams an attrac­ tive, yet respected, place to gather takes a good deal of finease. Ona way to break the lee it to encourage a few b f their beat friends to drop in after a school game or after a rally. Let them fix food. Food aa you know Is In conatant demand at thla age. It might be sandwiches, grilled cheese, pancakes and bacon, depend ing on current taites. I am adding a party-sited aluminum electric grill which can be set on the table and presided over by a budding hoe tees. I waa thrilled to learn that the new electrlea include many that are Tefkn-coated. The Teflon coat­ ing, aa you must know, means a pan that Is r e e l!/ easy to sponge clean even if gooey food Is involved. Thu easier I he cleanup, the more ready others lire to help <«n old family proverb 1 made up after cleaning up hugn family dinners with the usual accom­ paniment o f pots nod puns.) Chapcronage Is cn r n tia l to everyone's peace o f mind, not tha chaperumige tlial puls a parents gum-shutdng through the room every two minutes but, the chaperonuge that re­ quires parents to sny "h ello" to visltura, to help g e t things started, then to retreat to an­ other room. How closely a get-together must be watched la deter­ mined more by the number o f youths preseent and how well w# know them. Occasi­ onal trips to the kitchen art hi order. "T o keep an eye on things," as my mother used to tell me. i l . HUNT'S YELLOW-CUNG HALVED DELICIOUS New England Loaf HOLLAND 99 •V 39* •J nevv t) cen t TWJtllS ' 1 1 tut” "ll # down produce lan e o FLORIDA GROWN Household Bloach AVOCADOS CLOROX____ S 49 * (Limit I please with purchases ef SI er mere) 19 each FOP Flavorful SLICED BEETS r 10* APPLE SAUCE 4 ^ 1 Musselmon's Tongy i d a i r y s p e c ia ls o PvMa Cm PRICES IFFICTIVI ON Margarine.........29' MONDAY, TUESDAY, Vary Pino □ Prune Juice................... 3 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Yogurt............3 X 49' 2, 3, 4, 1964 mw- Chicken el The See O $1 49' t M s- Uncle Ben's V O LU M EN O .7 PARTY PIE BOOK 20 VOLUME BINDER mb 591 only 7 9 ' w 4 At* ww - m4 iwrdiM* *S m4 iwiSma *4 «e*ek«M ikdim *M *fc IS A PLEASURE noonvsstm Oroon Stom ps • k toM M M k m d M M A Meiwell House Instant Coffee pi*,*l ■*•*•«) ref. alae 59c ra y . ai JOHNSON'S FREE WAX 26-ei. site 99c I O - o i . ja r $ 1 . 4 9 Moooo'oTooomrnsm •Wo4-. Mm . 4. ISM lim n rnwr** Mm. 4. ItM lO W 8?i*M SQ iO^VVaVM JW O raan Stam ps J li Oraan Stam ps lUIUU MBlrta WM . Nev. 4 1144 ^lionononn2ZM2MMI _ OOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOO o w E n s o M O raan Stam ps DOW OvT h *CL1ANII teg. alae lie r M 'V □ White Beans.................... ,0pl" 25* WHERE SHOPPING e e ift a k a a E i^ A GLADE DEODORIZER Unde Ben's HAPPY DIFFERENCE -—^ iO W W e V M B O JM G reen Stam ps Jfl Oroon Stamps* □ Curry Rice........................V" 39* ENJOY THE M#i>« wm . Nm A 1*M iOmvffffMl Unde Ben's 39* MACLEANS TOOTH PASTE family tiae 89c Ned.. BMw 4, 1144 □ Wild Rice.........................£ 6 5 * VO IUM IH O .t HAMBURGER AND HOT DOG BOOK J)i Oraan Stam ps §j adult alee 69a liwiaa Vtaww. r — k ’1 □ Chunk Tuna.................. 311* ’1 IS DO. WEST'S MAID OB MEDIUM TOOTH HUSHES CONTINUE FLORIDA S PROGRESS . . . CONTINUE FLORIDA S SENIOR SENA10R L- lb. #2Vi iMrm W M. Mm. A tea* SPESSARD YOUR CHOICE Sandwich Chubs £ 29* PEACHES 2 49* ■2 TINDfRLIAMNSTANT TEA lerpe alee I9e X. Wait*. Tin*. STEAK SALE Swift's Premia* liked ibf (Mblm. CM Wl“ Florida needs Holtend's confirmed influence en this committee . . . It to a valuable asset to every cittaM ef Florida a id the nation. Iff Swift'* PremiumIraasechwelaef m J l Orwwn Stam ps ft to Important to atl Floridians, Democrats and Republicans alike, that we preserve the seniority that lives Holland a seat on Ihe Aeronautical and Space Science Committee, whose prime respon­ sibility Is to serve all matters in the space field. Every resident ot Florida shares to the benefits that have resulted. • CHUCK STEAKS - 59* O ^VaT.^lO O l o o i ' m o p Not only has the space procram benefited the area around Cape Kennedy, but ft will continue to pour millions more into Florida's economy. * (boneless) i _ —— r SIRLOIN T-BONE Concentrate HOLLAND a - 1 1 MO 4 k b ^ raoTKN govtINSPICTID HEAVY WESTUN BEEF laaw Co* On«te auM B ual i l k swifts frimium Concentrate ...4 \Z km w m e WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE!' o frozen fo TH E SPACE PROGRAM «M N |M I .- M m r-* --* ——f » m-yw r B is c u it s •f Um t w i n ytara further, The tables are now turned. n burn the nallvta ere The teen-agers ere fu ll e f gvewia* reetleM. Ideas o f w hat th ey would Ilka to do — w ithout y ea. Their l e g f i i t l e i a re n te from watching • drive-hi m ovie to i f a rumored "ram ble* will take place to announcing T e n raeogniaa pou have arthey are o f f to the movies— a t this landmark when one which is advertised aa ■ "■Inter,* "shocker," and "fo r adulta only." \. , - ■ T T - “ F i lls b u r y a suggestion to y e te e the soo'a new baby bear la greet­ ed with a "A r e Y ou K ID . DING 7 " T h e dandy Saturday after* ■ M l a e r is e , the tripe to the wm k m b e * their sin e u eBtertefauaeat. at leaat w ith pa rente aa conpantens. " V MMm * - . am. A eea* ideal dog food swift’s meats for babies ST 21' 3 £ 49' 3 Z 79' SANFORD M4 4U*mamsdawA«a*«4 SWIFTS FRIMIUM SUCIO LINK SAUSAGE 12-es. pkf. 49a tidrat Wad . BMw. 4. 1944 bboihiopooooooooooo pompeian olivt oil H W Y . 17-92 & ON ORA D R IV E ,* SEM INOLE P L A Z A We Ra Tha Right Ta Limit Quantity 0 CASSELBERRY O f M OCR A T 1) �1 Seminole County Electors Jamming Polls * + * C lO 6^ Thl* to H! • • • But todiy'a general electloa ts Ssnford 1« som ewhat differrat t h is It when Woodrow 33 j a m a fo WUm o w ii elected president o f the United States. • • • At ta u t, that'* tha opinion of Frank B. Adams, a longtime Sanford reiident w ho reealU City O Ks Free Trial Parking B y Dottle Aaatla City Com missioners In a 3-0 vote Monday yielded to a pita from the Downtown Mer­ chant's Association to cap parking m eters for three memtha and allow two-hour free parking. Seminole County * * « * on the S t Johni River • * • • **1116 Nile of A m eric. ” j& a n fo rb W E A T H E R : P a rtly cloudy thru W ednesday; h igh 75-80; low in 60s. V O L . 56 United Press Leased W ire E stablish ed 1908 tba alaetlao siffat party juat I . L. Per kina J r., president • = = = that many years a|o. of th* association and spokes­ • • • man fo r a group o f nearly 50 "There w ai a targa gather* merchants who packed tha lug at the old theater getting commlaslon room at City Hall, tha return*," aay* Frank* told com m issioners that three "W aitern Union had a aatup Urge shopping centers In on a wired board. Paul Big* nearby areas with hundreds gcra w ai there wKh h it Great of free parking spaces "m ik e D in e and Felts Frank with H im perative that we not hi* unuiual large greyhound." charge people to shop with • • • ua." F ran k continue*: 'T h a He asked that the meters be botite w ia filled and near raid* capped for a 90-day trial per­ night when the m essage earn* iod beginning Nov. 9 and free through announcing WUion’ * two-hour parking be allowed election the bouse lights were controlled by chalk marks on out. When the crow d screamed tires, with the overtim e park­ it* approval the tw o dog* went ing fine raised to 30 cents. at each other and the result Com missioners p r o t e s t s i s a terrible f ig h t " ed that the parking meter r« • * • venue, which is already down "N o one turned up the ligbta more than seven per cent this and a stampede was on ,1 year has been pledged to pey O PPOSIN G candidates fo r Seminole C ounty Adams reports. We don't sup­ off the cost of purchasing the C om m issioner fo r D istrict 3— who staged th e pose there'll be any dog tights Woodruff Building psrking lot. m ost torrid battle in th e cou n ty— cast their re ­ tonight, except those between " I f we do away with the mespective ballots early today. E. Pope B assett candidates In close races, sad teri where are we going to those fights will be for votes. get th* money to pay off the • • • remaining (69,000 still owing Two more city depart­ on this n ote," asked .Mayor A. ment* have achieved the gold L. Wilson. award for 10O per cent par­ "R em oving the meters is not ticipation In tha United Fund going to solve the downtown o f Seminole County campaign. shopping problem — all your spaces will be filled up by the They’ra thafire and atreet departments. This brings to store owners and their em ­ CAPF. KENNEDY (U P !) three the number o f gold ployes and your customers NEW YORK (U P !)—For the The United States today pre­ award* presented to city da* won't find any place to park,” partmantaand includes the said Commissioner Earl Hig­ first time in history, the vote pared to send a Mariner tele­ ginbotham. in a United States national vision probe tomorrow on a polka department. A. B. Peterson Jr. suggested election will be compiled to ­ • • • historic SSOmllllon mile flight Today’ s regular meeting of that the city put the Woodruff night in a cooperative effort property parking lot up for by the m ajor news agencies lo Mars. the North Orlando Village sale, retire the debt and then The spacecraft, first o f two amt television networks. Council has been postponed The service was designed being readied for the 8 \i due to elections. It is capectad do away with tho parking m e­ for speedier and more effi­ month voyage, It designed to that the N ovem ber Council ters entirely. Commissioner Joe B a k e r cient delivery of the result! take up lo 21* pictures ol the session will ba scheduled for moved that the commission go from the 50 states and the Dis­ mysterious Martian surface next Tuesday. along with the merchants' re­ trict of Columbia. • • • and make the first closc-ln The nation will get the re­ study of the red planet. Ths Herald's city editor, quest to cap the meters for 90 days, with the understanding turn! in the races for the pres­ Launch time ll 12:(7 p. m. Dottia Austin, scored a hit that merchants lake the re­ idency, the Senate, the govern­ EST. A Space Agency spokes­ last wtek when she spoke to sponsibility of keeping them-! orships, and the Congress man said preparations were tha Sanford Lions Club at selves and their employes out through figures supplied by an preceding on schedule with the Laka Monroe Inn. The Lions of the free space. organization called Network countdown (or the 574-pound Pause, club newsletter, label* Commissioner 31. L. Raborn, Election Service (NES), UP1 spacecraft and Its Atlas-Agena ed the talk "o n * o f tha moat Jr. amended the motion to re­ will tabulate its own contests rocket set lo start at 3:02 a m. interesting and unusual we quest that merchants submit * below Congress. EST tomorrow. have had in some time, and survey report in writing at the The natiunal service it a If all goes ss planned, the thoroughly enjoyed by all." end of 90 days on the effect joint undertaking ol United probe will swoop about 9.600 • • • the free parking had bad on Press International, the Asso­ Have you visitad the polls business. ciated Press, the National y e t7 They’ re open till 7 to* Commissioners Baker, Ra­ Broadca»ting Company, the night, you know, and you born and Jim m y Crapps voted Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ might (till have time to cast for the motion, with Higgin­ tem, and the American Broad­ your ballot. botham and WUson abstaining, casting Company. • e e NES is a loliection agency Tha American Legion Post’s set up to insure the fast and Donald E. Blanton, driver F sir opened to gray skies simultaneous delivery of the o f a portable crane, was yesterday m orning and re­ figures, precinct-by-prccinet, charged with failure to imva minded Sanford residents o f from Maine to Hawaii as they past years when tha rains becom e available, to all five his vehicle under control at cams and came making it co-operating news dissemina­ 7:15 this morning as the re­ virtually imposailda to visit tors and thence to their news­ sult o f a collision with an au­ "F O R SA L E : 11,600 square tha Highway 17*92 exhibits. paper and broadcast subscrib­ to and a school bus tw-o mites feet of choice downtown bus­ But then M other Nature co­ ers and affiliates. iness property. 100 front feet north of Cusoelberry on U.d. operated and the skies clear­ on F'irst Street; ltd front 17 XL ed for a near-perfect after* feet on Park Avenue. Price The bus. driven by Donald noon. It's well worth your I'JO.OOO." C. Pulley, had stopped in the visit to the ground*. Try It, This i* the notice that was ritrht ]h.i>* of the northbound you ’ll be happy you did. lo bo given to Sanford real­ section o f the highway and • • • tors by the City o f Sanford an auto, driven by John \V. What a difference the op­ TALLAHASbEE (U P !) today, Neal, of the Hanford Naval ening on Interstate 4 west of City Commissioner* in- The Cabinet Budget Commiss­ Air Station, stopped in th# Sanford has mad* to Highway structad City Managsr V . E. ion released ti million in hurri left tine and to tha rear o f 17-92 traffic. A* one wag cane relief funds today, half Knowles to notify local real the bus. who Uvea near the highway of it to cities and the- other estate offices at once that the The crane sideswiped Neal's r e m a r k e d , "T h a t silence half for counties. former W oodruff property car and struck the le ft rear The money will be used to wakes you up at night." psrking lot on tha com ar of e e • rebuild public facilities dam ­ o f the school bus. Damages First Street and Park Avanuu to the dragline were estim at­ aged in hurricanes this fail. An all-Florida rally o f th* I* fo r aale. The federal money was hand­ ed at (150, (100 to the bus 37th Division Veteran* Asso­ Prophesying the death of ed to the State based on appli­ an<{ (75 to Neal's car. There ciation will be held Nov. 15 at parking meters, commission- cations from cities and coun­ were no injuries. Trooper J. Holiday Inn on Highway II *rs hop* to racoup tha loss ties which sustained damage L. Sikes investigated the scbetwaen Bradenton end Sar­ o f (25,000 a year revenu* in hurricanes G eo and Dora. cidenL asota. Th* "B uckeye" division from the maters by selling was formed from Ohio Na­ the lot and retiring the (69,tional Guard units in World OOO debt still due. for which Wars I and II. th# meter revenue had been expected to pay. fU E S ., N O V E M B E R 3. 1964 SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A N O. 313 Possible Record Vote Due Officials See New Record By H arry I. Johnson Seminole County voters m ay set tw o record s today n$ they visit polling plncea. They m a y ; Set a record fo r the num ber who DID vote. Set a record f o r th e num ber who D ID N O T vote due to the crowds a t polling places. E ach is a possibility, according to courthouse officia ls, w ho are w atch­ ••• ing conditions through­ out the day. W W A One summed it up aa "a mesa." WASHINGTON (UP1) Th* official was referring T h o ’Quakes Americans swarmed to the to th* long, jam-packed line* TOKYO (U P D -T w o earth­ polls today to pick ■ President at all precincts; lints which quakes nine hours apart shook for the next four years and began form ing prior to the o f­ Tokyo today. No dam age was perhaps set the nation's course ficial 7 s.m. opening and reported In eilhtr. for decades to come. which continued without letup Reports of hesvy esrly bal­ throughout th# day. Rebellion loting from many parts of the Many persons, spotting the LA PAZ, Bolivia (U P I > -A * nation Indicated a possible lines, either drove o ff with* arm y r e g i m e n t rebelled record vote o f m ore than 71 out entering them or waited against the government today. million by poll closing. Mild weather in many regions help­ for long mlnutee, always eye­ A part o f the air force also ing their watchee aa they w ai reported In revolt. ed to sw ell the tide. The voters wer* confronted neared their reporting time with the "ch oice, not an e ch o," for work or other engage­ ‘Vote Steal* TAM PA (U P I) — 8 t , I , R — promised by Sen. B irry M. ment*. Several complaints were publican chairman T om F airGoldwater, the conservative Republican matched agalnat registered at the office o f field Brown charged today that (le ft), Republican, and W. Law rence S w offord , Lyndon B, Johnson for the Mrs. Camilla Bruce, county the Democrats ar« "attem pt­ Democrat, seek the seat being vacated by Com ­ voting registrar. Monitors at ing the biggest vote steal la presidency. mission Chairm an James Avery. Nationwide polls and pre­ Precinct 1 at Sanford Junior our state's history." (H erald Photos) election surveys predicted al­ High School could not hear most unanimously a landslide tha precinct worker* and Mrs, ‘Dry’ Candidate CHICAGO (UPI>—The victory fo r President Johnson. Bruce went to th* sit* to re­ There w ere enough political arrange the monitoring sta­ dantlal candidate o f the P ro­ hibition party, E. Harold unknowns, however, to keep tions. Munn, wound up his cam paign Republican hopes alive. One woman from Midway Forecasts of a runaway tri­ visited the registrar’s office by calling for an end to "p r o s ­ umph for Johnson were in part in mid-morning with an old titution of government pow er.’ * contingent on a heavy vote. registration card. Shs said 3 Stricken Early reports from North. she hml returned her new reg­ FT. ORD. Calif. (U P I) — South and Midwest indicated istration but failed to get n miles above Mars on July IT to Three m ore soldiers have been that the balloting might be now curd. She added she had JOHNSON CITY. Tex. stricken with meningitis at this take a look at the little planet heavier than ever before. stood in tins for many min­ ( l i m — President Johnson Army training center near In addition to President, the that has intrigued astronomers utes and then was rejected Monterey, bringing the total ts voted "D em ocratic — all the voters also were electing 33 for centuries. way" today at a polling place when ihe eought to sign th# 99 cases this year—including The second of (he sophisti­ in this Texas village only a senators, all 435 House mem­ register. IS fita lltk i. bers, 23 governors, and a boat cated spacecraft, rigged for stone's throw from the house Mr*. Bruce earlier this of lesser officials. the same mission to belter where he spent his boyhood. Reports of heavy early vot­ week estimated that nearly Bitter Race chances of success, Is likely to ALBANY, N. Y . ( U P I ) - T k s ing cam e from many statei — 22,000 persons wer* expected be launched Nov. 13. The fa v ­ PHOENIX (U P1) - Repubincluding Naw York, Illinois, to visit the polls and at noon bitterly fought New Y ork Sen­ orable launch period ewdi Dec t* art pi- xilfinitial nominei Hew Jersey , Georgia, Ken­ today she said 9.000 had done ate race between Incumbent 2 Barry M. Goldwater. encour­ so with countless others g iv ­ Kenneth B. Keating and BobScientists hope the best p ic­ aged by his final day of cam ­ tucky, Indlsna, Ohio, West ing up in face o f the long rrt F. Kennedy will be decided tures from the Mariner twins paigning, cast his own vote Virginia, Virginia and South line* a t least until later to ­ today and Pj& ident Johnson's Carolina. The turnout also was will he able to *t>ot mile long early today and then awaited strength I f tin " k e y " to tha feature* on the M eritao sur­ the voter*’ verdict "fooling reported heavy in the District day. outcome. o l Colum bia, participating In The polls class at 7 p.m. face. The probes also are d e ­ around the hnute." Its first presidential election. with those In th* line being signed to study the radiation, allowed to vote. space dust and magnetic fields MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (U P !) SAN FRANCISCO ( U P D - A Heading th* list o f county near Mars. —Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey contests is that of W. Lswe. photo finish U. S. Senate race Although neither craft will came to Ihe end of (lie cam ­ be able to detect life on Mars, paign trail today and voted it enci Swofford, Altsmnnte between Pierre Salinger and their studies of the planet may a little one room township hall Springs mayor, seeking the George Murphy attracted top attention today in California lead the way for Mars landing with a pot-bellied stove near county c o m m i s s i o n post where millions closed out one spacecraft expected in 1969 or his hometown o f Waverly, against E. Pope Bassett. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) of the longest, hardest-fought 1971. ll a Democrat; Minn. Floridians lined up before Sw offord campaigns In the state’ * his­ The National Aeronautics and dawn today and kept pouring Bassett a Republican. tory. Space Administration (NASA) LOCKPORT N. Y. fU P I) - to the polls in apparent record O f local Interest Is the race said the Mariner missions are Hep. William K Miller, GOP numbers to decide the hot for tax assessor pitting in ­ To Stay Open the most difficult unmanned vice presidential nominee, races for president am) gov­ cumbent M iry Earle Walker TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — spice flights yet attempted by traveled to OIcntt with his against Republican Guy Allen. Ally. Gen. James W. Kynee ernor. the United Stales. Each probe's wife, 13 mites north of here City Commissioner J o e rushed out a memorandum to Voting was slow because of 138,000 parts must operate for where he has legal residence a bulky ballot that also offer Baker Is seeking to retain his election officials today that nine months, guidance must tie and voted at a firehouse near ed choices for one U. S. Sen­ scut against tho bid o f E. C. voters standing in line at T extremely accurate and the Lake Ontario. ate scat, a half dozen Con Harper Jr. p.m . poll closing time muat probes' radios will have to greisionat seats, 13 proposed In other contests, State lie allowed to vote. This ap­ transmit over record distances. constitution si amendments, Rep. Jo# Davis, Dsnioerst, is plies even if it means that • and numerous legislative and opposed for tha Hous* p ost poll must remain open all local races. by Dr. Robert T. Hoover, R e­ night. From the start It appeared publican; incumbent Jim Birkthe vote would top the two enmeyer is seeking a return million predicted by election to the Seminole Hoard o f Ptib. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — MIAMI (U P I) - FHM fight­ officials. lie Instruction against W alter The Cabinet trustees o f tha A broken ankle didn't ers from nearby Homestead By 7 o'clock poll - opening Hoberg, Republican, and D em ­ Internal Improvement Fund krep one .Sanford resident Air Force B a,e were "»cram . lime, (here were tinea at m o d ocrat Al Davis is opposed by agree*] today to spend up to from etercldng her voting bled" by the U S. Air Defense of the polls across the state, C, E. (Chuck) Kern, Repub­ $63,00q for the first part o f a privilege today. Command today to identify and citizens began pulling lev­ lican, fur District 6 justice o f survey to determine the mean After suffering a broken a four engined De l which was ers across Ihe long ballots. the peace office. high water mark In Florida. ankle In i fall lis t night. to minutes early on a flight One Tallahassee resident re­ Mrs. Arthur Key, i l l Weal from San Juan to Miami ported spending 31 minutes First Street, this morning Air Force officials at Max­ voting, compared to three min­ engaged a local ambulance well Air F orce Haw* in Mont­ utes for the same task in the In carry her to Precinct 15 gomery, Ala., said ‘ positive past. at the Hanford Shrine Club identification" was msde of D em ocratic candidate for Building. the plane moments after the governor ID yd on Burns voted f t e n n e i f f Mrs. Key was rolled Into fighters becam e airborne. about 9:30 a m. in a fire sta­ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • the polling plarr on a stret­ The aircraft was permitted tion near his home. He had to cher entered the booth and to continue to its landing at repeat his name twice for a voted. She returned via Miami IntcrnaUonal Airport busy registration clerk who stretcher end ambulance to after being identified as friend­ evidently didn’ t recognize him her apartment. and paid no heed to photo­ lygraphers snapping Burns' picturne. Republican candidate Char­ les Holley said he would wait until just before noon to vote in St. Petersburg. A spokesman said Burns midway which this year fea Judges for various fair cx est Lundfcerg. plus Miss Myr­ "voted for Ihe Democratic tic­ lures the Blue Grass Shows hibits Monday were Lee But- tle Wilson. ket." direct from Ihe Jacksonville ner. ftusseil Rudd, Dr. Phil Mrs. H. L. Johnson was in Wcstgatc, Dr. Haeien charge of registration. Ex Exposition, visitors Monday tip night reamed through the ex ­ Rhodes, Dr. John W. Wilson. hibits ranged from individual, hibit building to view displays Dr. John Darby, Mrs. John I II. Boy ami Girl Scouts, wo­ • STY L E S, C O L O R S, SIZE S F O R being presented by county or­ Martin, Mlva Margaret Quar­ men's divisions, community, Tw o state road cam p prison­ EVERYONE ganisations and schools. les, Mrs- Mildred Babcock, club, schools, garden dubs, ers fled from their gsng Mon­ Maybury pointed out that Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. Mrs. A. extention homemakers, live­ day afternoon and are the ob­ • DRESS SH O E S, SLIP-ON S, E TC . the livestock exhibit tent was W. Epps Sr., Mrs. D. C. Has­ stock and advertisers. ject o f a broadening search one of the renters of interest ty. Mrs F, R Wood, Mr*. L. The wom en's division takes in the area. • P E N N E Y ’S F IR S T QU A LITY with its many bulls, cow s, cal­ E. Leepef, Mrs. John Clark. in baking, household, arts, Authorities Identified the ves sod other prize-winning Mrs. T. I. Hunt, Mrs. W. D. crafts, photography, pictorial two, each garbed in prison • SHOP E A R L Y TH IS W EEK animals on display. Brinson, Mrs. Roy Tillis, Rich­ arts and antiques. The 4 11 ex­ work clothing, a» Theodore O fficials of the association ard Forbes. hibits have entries as clubs Lee, 23, and Donald J. Walk­ U SE YOU R C O N V E N IE N T CHARGE CARO! They were assisted by Coun­ and individual entries In bak­ er 21. They escaped from th* announced again that today and Wednetday have heen de­ ty Agricultural Agent Cecil ing, citrus, horticultural pro i work scene st Red Bug Lake signated as Children's Days. Tucktr and hu assistant, Ern­ duels and insects, Road s o d Florida Highway 4 3 . News Media, TV U. S. Readies Mars Presidential Candidates Unite To Give Shot For Tomorrow Cast Ballots Fastest Results (V Photo Finish Voters In Line Before Dawn Drag Line Hits School Bus, Car Parking Space Placed On Sale Hurricane Loss Funds Released VOTE. . . VOTE Adlai Attends £ "M ik e It your goal ’ T o tote at the p oll." —Olive Hunt Woman's Club Is Meaningful Friendly Craft Brings Scramble Funds Released TH IS W EEK O N L Y ! 1Finest' Fair Opened By Mrs. II I.. Johnson The 1961 edition ol the Semi, note County Fair opened its w eeklong run Monday after, noon at the American Legion's SANTIAGO. Chile (U P !) - Fairgrounds on U. S. 17-92 A military parade and folk- south of Sanford. Present for the ribbon cut­ dancing In the streets set the stage today for the Inaugura­ ting ceremany were members tion of President Eduardo of the County Commission and Frei, Latin A m erica's first the l-pgion's Fair AssociaUon. George Maybury, aisociation Cristian D em ocratic chief ex­ ecutive. president, described this year's Delegations from 77 nations exhibition as the largest and wer* on hand for the inaugura­ finest the association has ever tion. Including a U. S. party had the privilege of presenting headed by A m ba su d or Adlai to the county's residents, i la addition to enjoying the Ste season. I Chile Induction Right To Vote A LL MEN'S DRESS SHO ES REDUCED20% Escaped Convicts Object Of Hunt �Has M u g pw t fau fu t « W a tha figure was given u f i M . t u . 54. tra in lag school tor mombtn t h e n aad Had their North O r-i meats. The Garden Club is I taada H o s e eseily eapaadaU e proud la dcslgaste them wto- ot the Genera Volunteer f ir e hegaa ‘ . M . l h a p . hee* t t n c f the- HGarden o f the Departawat, w h i c h Meaday ereatag. win he caw I adapted tt to tdatr require- i M c » U ~ A w ir t T Karth CdgoNMM, Nt.U. Orlan­ tinned F rid ay eregf a ; de, has b e ta named "G a rd es with A. n ils , laetnteter tm a tha Plorlda Stela P i n C o lin e la Ocala, raadurfitg tha naa> lone. Lewie H u * e y , chief ot the Ceaera VPD, urges aQ roluatear* to attend the 15-hour tn la la g r o o m aad itriraee apeads assay hours la cartag ter her yard aad makiag It a n e b sa a d M . Higginbotham U r a t l r e d from tha Air Farce ta d la ployed at the Naval Research Laboratory in Pineeaitlc. They have two children, Betty, IS, aad Terry, 11. Their home ia Beetled la an M aarten ant o f viburnum, 11a u etn m , podoearpus and vartgated arbor vitae. F or enter the greenery ia In­ terspersed with copperlenf, hibiscus, yellow allamaada. WINNER OF THE Garden o f the Month Award given b y the N orth Orlando Garden Club la M r*. W . H . H igginbotham o f 11 N. Edgemon A ve., shown with her children, Terry, 11, and B etty WASHINGTON (UPI>—Tha Democratic National Commitu o baa csited ter aa iavastilattoa of what tt termed " a desperate last minute effort by Goidwater supporters to per­ suade Negro voters to w iste their ballots" by writing In Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for tt may turn Into a friendship president. rslly instead. King called a nows confer­ Reaffirmation o f the summit ence in Atlanta to repudiate idea waa contained in a joint any such write-in campaign. communique by the Soviet and Austria! Communist partita. The Austrians ware winding up voters . . . I am willing to a visit. risk a guess that it wea sup­ porters of Sen. Goidwater who contrived this veoom ous a d " In Africa, people range In Democratic National Chair­ s i u from four-foot pygm ies to man John M. B ailey said Mon­ eevea-foot giants. day night he had asked the Federal Communications Com­ mission (FC C ) to investigate broadcast appeals on behalf of the write-in cam paign. Red Summit Talk Still Scheduled MOSCOW ( U P D - T h o MW chrysanthemum a camouflage the utility area wall. Near the Mid hath. swUaBring goal ta d red tile p k a ic area with Ms redwood table aad benches, are numerous bearing citrus trees aad oaks. The backyard in cornered with lo w e r beds end funk and chin aberry trees. The Hlgitebetheme leva It lenders ed the Soviet Union Indicated today they want to go through with the Dee. IS world Communlit summit con­ ference which Nikita Khrush­ chev had scheduled before be waa deposed. Khruaochev saw It ee a pre­ paratory conference for ex pell­ ing Red Chine from the ComniuBist b lot, U tt U still held T H IS 18 C A T W E E K — International, and In no duly recognized b y Th e H am id. Gov. Farrin B ryant haa proclaimed th is week In an o fficia l de­ e m . In hi« itatem nnt, Bryant said " I t In fittin g and proper that Floridn nhould take official not* o f thin week and th e e ffo r ts o f the A m erican Feline Society . . . the w orld’s largest cat organization. Herald P h o to ­ grap h er Bill Vincent snapped this picture o f "J u lie " to depict th e role o f one o f the pels. M eanwhile, the City B eautiful Cat Club In Orlando in m aking plana for ita third annual Cham pionship Cat Show to be held Dee. 12-13 nt the A ngebilt Hotel. (Herald P h o to ) Legal Notice Legal Notice IV T im riMCI'IT IO I RT OF TUB VIXTM JIDIITAL t i n - TMK VIVTH Jl till M l. PINC U T IV AVD FOR IRMIVOLR P U T IV AXD FOR BRWIXOLR COIVTT. FLORID*. I'O rvT T , FLORIDA. rwsvrRRiT vo. m n r H t v r r R V vn. lu a s SUFFOLK ritANKI.IN *t\*. TIIE '.JNInv PKNTIIAI, I.IFK IhflR BANK. INHt'ltA.Nl'K COMPANY, ruintiff. SAMUEL SAMMONS M aa. Defendeat*. ruiRiirr. HATMOND M DESK IN* et u« Defendant* voT it r o r tti.r. V O T i r a OF BALE NOTICE I* IIEREIIT GIVEN NOTICE ia HRRERT that ns the 11th -lay of Nov. that nn th* llth risy ofGIVEN Nov­ •mber t i l l tt II ** A M at ember. H « l i t ||;e*. a rn *t lb# main door of ih« Court- th* main door o f th* Court­ houea of Samlnola County, at house o f Samlnola County, at San fo. d, Florida, tha under- Sanford. Florida, th* under­ Sttnad Clark wilt offer tor oat* stated Clerk will offer fnr m I* (a th* hifhaat and hail bidder to Ih* hlgheel end heel hlddrr fnr rash tha following dracrlb- for r* ih |h* followlna describ­ #d raal proparly; ed real property; te t 1, III.Mk C. COILNTRT l / v r ». nUH'K *• NOIITM OtJIR MAhon. UNIT NO. I n Itl.AN DO. according in a - r Aiding m (he pin thara plat thereof recorded I* ot f* recorded In plat Rook Plat Book II. Pegs* in and tt. Pag** tt and II Public It. Public Hr, nr.la o f Semi* Records of Sammnla C«unwith Josaiitar Bl|MV4fB4BI|| *11 airaature*. fill lira*. aeall* * (* * . and appurtenance* n* *• *d land *r ue*d I* r->n|v*alinn Ihertwltk. Thl* aal* la mad* pursuant f o final decree o f foreclosure *ntar*d In Chancery sclloa No. I t l l t now paadlng In Ike <Nrdull (Xiurt o f end for Seminole County. Florid*. DATED THIS lath day o f tah#r, I|(4. 6 KALI Arthur H Rechwlth. J r , Cl*rk o f ik* Clrculi Couat Hr: Martha T. Vlhlta Deputy Clerk ANDKItSUN, n i ’ Plf S E A N A LOWNDES Attorn ey* f o r Plaintiff J l ) Cast Central Itoulavard Orlando. Florida Fuhllrh .Nov. Z. JS04 «D G » I Legal Notice IV THR r iM l t lT t o t I I y o r T H # XI.ATM J l l i l t IAt. i l u ­ l l i t iv t v n m n i r m i v o l r ttH VTT. FLORIDA. iM A v rr.n t >o> t«a** TIIE IIIISTON ftA VINOS FIVE r'KNTH RANK. Plaintiff. JOHN J LEWIS, at ux tad tt •l Dtfandtata VOTICR n r * 4 L R NOTICE I* H r R R R T GIVEN The DeBary Glee H u b will meet next Tuesday at the Community Center with the theme of m uiie to be "P a lriotle Aire." The last meeting o f the group was held last Wednes­ day with Mr*. Charles C. Bevtseh directing. Songs from m iny lands w ere sung and Mra. Price Goodeon, Mrs. WUUsm Cole. E Fear and Char­ les Moore, form ing a quartet, sang "How Can I Have Thee." Mrs. Robert M cGee sang "LoreU" in German for enjoy­ ment of the group. Laura Platt Brown was piano accompanist. During the business session coodurted by Jam es Duffy, preskient, a tribute was offer­ ed lo Mrs. H. Whitaker, form­ er director. MrMffea ala* ntonand figJ OIL J O d tP ff A. DeKlava, graduate o f the Pittsburgh School o f Dentistry, has opened dental offices at For­ est City shopping e n ­ ter. Dr. and Mrs. DaKteva aad mm, Joey, reside in Casselberry. (Herald Photo) "vary satisfactory" condition today. feoh gw affar, Oklahoma teste University rooter, lost tho arm ia aa accident Sunday aigbt. It w u rejoined in bis shoulder to a tedious aix-bour operation. Doctors at Univcriity Hos­ pital said the 6- foot 9 locb ath­ lete from Tulsa baa a “ fair chance" of keeping tho arm, but said it m ay be weeks be­ fore K eao be known for cer­ tain. Swaffar’a arm becom e en­ tangled ia a clothes dryer at a laundry under the school foot­ ball stadium where several athletes have room s. S t a ffe r 's room m ate, team mem ber Gary Kastm an, a pre­ medical student, was with him. Hasamann m oved quickly in the first crucial moments. He wrapped Sw affar's arm in wet towels, put It ia a bucket of lee water and rushed Swaffar and. Urn arm te a Stillwater bo t pita 1. From there, gw affar waa taken b y am bulance M mile* to Oklahoma City’ s University Hospital where a team of five surgeons, all University o f Ok­ lahoma M edical School faculty members, watted to perform the operation Rollins Observes SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y V . E. Am bassador Johns M oon Cabot lodgod a formal protest with B it Polish Foreign Ministry. Polish autboritks tested s a y tewwtedgo or it ■possibility ter tha listening system, tha State Dopaitmoat MteDopartm aat prtas etOeor Hobart J. McCloakty laid the cmbaaay was aqulppad with a "aecura r o o m " where clasaifled d li c u n ion* w ere bald, This is, in effect, a room withIn a room , designed to make T w o wot shortly all w hs* th a * the tetaratv aad Ooh At Listed la Stm teote ! a r t Roby E diths Circ dan Raosbc City poU driven by t tided and tl overturned. H A R R Y A D A IR 'S GULP BKRVICP Tire* • Batteries - Arreiaoriet Road A A A d i n k * P I I O I 'E K T Y IN SU R A N C E A ll I.ln p * W r it t e n Y our In a u ra n c* Guaranteed Brake A Muffler B r in * P r o b le m s T o Ua — Service Franck A 1st. FA 2-0921 FA 2 9922 FEEDS AG EN CY 211 S. Perk Ave. FA : SA N FO RD . FLA. PLUMBING CH ILDREN'S D A Y S TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY - sented a discussion program last-Friday evening with Jack Gale of Maitland, former Counter Intelligence Agent during the Korean Conflict, aa featured speaker. Gale, pointing out the role of churches In fighting Com­ munism, warned that "it could happen h e r e " and advised that although Americans are forewarned, they should be "on their toes to Communistic plans for infiltration af this country." The film, "Communism In A ction" waa followed fay a question and answer period. Speakers for upcoming dis­ cussions sponsored by tha Commission include Dr. John lfagpe o f Stetson University w ho wfll apeak an the U. S. Constitution and the American Way o f Life at 7:30 p. m ., Nov. 13 and D. K. Brown, special FBI agent from Jacksonville who' win be guest for the Nov 30 meeting. Three p rogn m i are open to the public and an interested persons will be wel- M E R C H A N T S’ D A Y re Cinder car THURSDAY — OPEN 4 P.M. room mothers put their beads together aad planned a Hollo ween party which was held last Friday at the school coupon have the Sanford Herald delivered x Jnrwpljj* *| T . T- 'fM K- to • w v f j M R S . ORISSA K IK G S R E R R Y , who w r o t e "C re a tin g the Y earlw ok” f o r h igh school and c o lle g e students, dem onstrates copy-fittin g to stu den ts when the local school hosted the Cen­ tra l Florida Scholastic Press annual meeting. P R O F . JOHN WE1IB, o f th a U n lm n tty o f P lorid a School o f Journalism and Comtnunicntionn, ia besieired with questions from stu den t! in a workshop session o f the Central F lorida Scholas­ tic Press sem inar held at Seminole H igh SchooL Loyalty of Seminole County residents to the United Fund campaign—now in mid-stream —haa been shown in some dram atic and unusual ways, according to report* coming Into tins office of the Fund in the Sanford Atlantic National Hank building. OPEN 4 P.M the Mrs. Vivian Welsh's first and second graders w ere very cuts In the "pum pin'* facte they m ade. This group had a splash­ ing tim e bobbing for apples and w ere pretty good at IL Mrs. Allen Foster'* third and fourth graders and Mrs. Roy Nichols' filth and sixth grad­ ers had a wonderful time with their sack races. In these rare* each fall was greeted with a big grin and then they were up and going again. Following all (he fun and gam es outside the children went to their Individual rooms where they were served re­ freshments. Assisting Mrs. Welsh with the first and se­ cond grades were Mrs. Jane Shawley, Mrs. Maxine Ricks and Mrs. Florence Glazier. During the refreshment period tiie children sang Halloween songs which they learned list week. Mrs. Foster was assist­ ed In her room by Mrs. G rice M urley and Mrs. Romani. With the help o f Mrs. Bobble Rraddy. M rs. Hazel and Mrs. R. A. Wesson, and Mrs. Joan Ford, Mrs. Nichols' fifth and alxth grades were served their refreshm ents. Legal Notice W r a n rtw o rrr r o r n r o r v n r s i x t h j r m n t i . r u t. c t 'i r . iv a w n r o w s r w i .x olr rO tlV T T , VI.OWIIIS. iv r m v r K W T v o .t i.-u a rK D K IU L . NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION. • eorpoc- •tto*. FUlaltff. *» komam R ow A sn Tho Dessert Card Party sponsored jointly by DeBary VFW Post 8093 and ita Auxil iary Unit last Thursday at the Hall F irem a n 's Recreation waa reported an outstanding success by Vincent Karwacki and Mra. Greta Denning, c o ­ chairm en. A total of S3 persons attend­ ed to form 20 tables in play. P roceeds Increased the Auxi­ lia ry Hospital Fund in the amount o f $70 and net profits o f $106 from the card party w ill be used to promote Post and Auxiliary projects. First door prize of $3. a r ­ ranged in a cluster of fruit, waa won by Mrs. Elsworth Ogden. Mrs. L. LaChat won a large cak e donated by John Seufert and the handmade wool afghan, donated by Mrs. Eugeno Belnert. was awarded to Mrs. Frank Holliday, a visitor from Delaware City. Del. Poet Commander F.arl W alk­ er and Auxiliary President M yrtle Hill request all m em ­ bers to attend Veterans Mem orial Servnces to be held at It n. m . Sunday at the First Baptist Church In Deltary. They also urged all residents o f the community to display tho Am erican Flag on all holt daya and to exercise their right to vote today. The 1IM3 membership drive ia in progress and new mein bers w ill be initiated at meet lngs o f the groups held in the F irem en 's Recreation Hall. N ext meeting of the Post will b e at 7:30 p. m., Nov. 19, while the Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 p. m., Nov. 17. The A u xi­ lia ry 's annual pie sale ia ache duled Wednesday, Nov. 23, at D eB ary Plata from t a. m. until noon. 25 Are Enrolled At South Florida sp F jrg . j n • nd JOTCE ILICNT. SPECK, hi. wtt*. n .r .n U n l. w < m «B n r eti.w n o tic e Address Sc M ON, NOV. fmi THRU S A T , NOV 7th The Commission oa Christ­ ian Concern o f DeBary Com­ munity Methodist Church pre­ A party w ee the treat o f the W INTER P A R K - Rollfne Collage will calabrato the 79th anniversary o f Its opening Wadnoaday a t tho college’s annual A nnivanary Convoca­ tion In th* Know!#* Memor­ ial Chapol hoginning at 9:45 am . AUTO BLUE GRASS SHOWS Discussion day at the Geneva School when 79th Birthday IN S U R A N C E ora l oa t w l m i classifiestioaa for a three-maeth period n U a i ia September and aU w a n listed la the plus cate­ gory with the m t p t i o g ot " l e t adapt" which declined 1* aalM 1.1 par feat. A total ot aU eUsalficaUoa* ota r tha (tale r e -* » u d a h ii« at aa area jo per cent. The blggast plapoiated boost waa a t par ceat fo r drug stores while the "m iicella n aoae" category showed aa increate ot ITJ par c a n t WASHINGTON (U FI) - •lectronte eavesdropping Im­ A battery o f concealed micro- possible. ph ow s h as benn discovered hi E m bassy personnel also were the recently built U. S. Em­ given standard testnetions bassy building In Warsaw. Po­ land, the State Department dls- Delivering th* feature aJdreia at th* Rollins convoca­ tion w ill bo President Hugh F. McKean, who will dis­ cuss "R ollin s la tho Coming Mental Patient 'v a r o " Tho convocation will Sought In Area also 1 a tribute to academic A Chitshnochfe msntzl pit- axcel, *. Tha public is in­ isat Is being sought in this vited to attend. county liter ha flad tha inititution 1st* M o o d iy morning. Pollca were told ha is weiring Halloweeners a woman's wig snd msktup Court-Bound snd should ba conitderad ex­ Ttn young girl* from Sanford tremely dangarou*. h it* a date wtth juvanite court Th# nun is accompanied by tomorrow Afternoon after they another men. according to th* silt godly ware caught toailng alert glvsa pollca. water-filled balloons at people and ear* Saturday night. Tho Semoyedg. brad in nor­ Pollca laid tha incident came thern Siberia, la considered tha l« light after a minor ear oldest breed of canine. craih at a local latersaettoo. that o t th* llth day of Nov­ ember. l i l t et u .n o * m at th* mat* door o f tha Court house af Samlnola County. *t Sanford. Florida, th* under •lined Clerk will offer for sale In th« highest and heat bidder for r*ah the fallowing deerrlked real property; AUTO 8 ERVICE t—l JJ. lilach -R -, (VktIN. foiialy. F1«rM* wiltl All a in iriu rM Imi-rnysnisnie. I l n u r . , appli. tngrthrr with all etrurlur*. tnra*. *od appui Irnan,-** ■>* impru.f in.ni a. fltlurey. appliMid land nr used I* c o n j u i r . a n , * * and eypurtnnanr** on e*ld land or ue*d In con ju n c­ linn I hr re n II h Th li aal* la mad* pursuant is tion therewith Thl* sal* |i mad* purtuagt final decree of fnreclnaur* an* lered In Chancery action No. t» final d*,-rr« o f forecluaur* entered t* C h . a . r r y act! ** \ » tU 4» now paadlng l* ihr c i r . cult t'ouri Of and for gamlnul* l « : i e no* pre-tin* In ih* f i r rylt t'niirt ot and f,w Arm iiol* County. Florid*. DATED THIS l« t h day *r fVtohar, 19 •• (VRAM Arthur H R*rhw|lh. J r , Arthur II Reckwlih . Jr •’ •erk af ih* Circuit Court Clark o f th* iTrrult Court Hy. Martha T. Vthle* Hy; Martha T. V lk L * Deputy Cle*It Drpuly Clerk ANDEIDtU.N. nt'rH. VNDEKSON. Rt'HH. DKAX A LOW.NDK* DEAN A LOWNDES Altar nay a tor rtalntlff Atlktneyi far F la la ilff 111 Raat Central Boutavwrd )IZ Kail Central H >u l« ,trd Grlando, Florida Orlando, Florida PuhlLh N*y. |. i)i|. PuMl.k X*V. I. l ) * t . CLKJ-I CDvi-l CewgraBy. dM average fa. n t w f i r Aafaat la tha stare • M U P V M g M l lo r Sep. :j iie r in ? cnr. rw «h*t on th* Jlril -lay of November, t i l l , at !1:«* o'clock A. VI.. at th* main door of th* Coarthoa** of Mamlnnl* Conntr. at Baaferd. Florl is. th* lluaorebl* Arthur H. B«ck«llb. J r. Cltrk o f th* Circuit Coart ot Scmlnol* County, Florid*. w »I offer for i*W to the hl*h•et »nd b**t Mdil.r for nth. •t public *at«ry. the fotlo*lng 4*a.-rlbed property af the tm* gia-tants. Norma* H o w a r d nypek. Jr. and Joy.-* lien* fl|wck. hi* wife, cituat* I* SimtnoU County, FtorM*: fait 1, Block H. Woodman Park Snd TUplat, according to plat tkeraof r.curJ.d la Plat Hook It. peg* fj, rubUa Kacord* of SealaoU County, y toe ids. I GE nullt-la Rang*—Mo­ del J are V aerut Me. UV aoitz 1 OK Refrigerator—Model TA !13 V Serial Nn, PV *•••13 ta gather with *11 etruoture* and Impr-kvem. rite -her. or tlvreaftar on *>M Lad. This I* mail* pursuant to f e e l Deere* o f Forecloeur* *. fared la th* *bo«* cauae, CNanctry D .ck*t No. II.HI. ntw poidlng la th* Circuit Court o f and for Hauilnol* Ctuaiy. Florid*. IN W IT N E S S WHEREOF. D A V I I) LEON ARD, Sentinolo High gradu ­ ate and holder o f a Ilachelor o f A rchitec­ ture degree from the U niversity o f Fluritlu in 1963, is now associ­ ated with local a rch i­ tect Jumes G. Chap­ man. Rezoning Asked At Casselberry By Donna F.«te« Elton berry, Bennett, o f appeared Cancel* before the I.ongwood City Council to re­ quest tlie suiting of lots 0 and 7 o f Farmer's Addition he i'hungtd fimn reiidi-ntial to commercial. Bennett st.tied that he was interested in purihu-iog me property ami erecting a bar­ te r shop if the zoning is changed. C o u n c i l inform ed Bennett that a public h ear, ing would have to be held to give adjoining property ow n ­ er* the oppoi tuuily to voice their objection*. The request wus taken un­ der advisement until next Thursday's regular meeting. In other business a letter from Louis II. V. Smith, en­ gineer o f Sarasota, which was read by Chairman K. C. Carlson, again asked Couneil'a permission to install a waste water pipe line for a proposed ruin laundry. The pr. posed laundry would be located on the corner o f Kant loiki- Avenue and Sanlando Springs Drive and drain it* effluent into Lake Ever­ green. Council vuted to refuse the request. The hid of B. F. Goodrich Industrial Products Co. fo r 230 feet o f 2V, inch hose arul DKJ feet c f I S inch hose fo r the Fire Department was acceptcd and council agreed to purchase a new Civilian Band radio for the new police car. needed services in their home county. Then there la the much sm aller instance that la equal­ ly Indicative and happily heart-warming. One of the residential cam paign workers was making her calls along Park Avenue when she cam.* One t e a "ftret." Thi* i* the to a place where a young boy action o f the Winter Park Tele was selling grapefruit. After phone Company in recognizing hearing the UF worker explain the expressed desire of Sem i­ nole County residents who work outside o f the county to have their payroll deductions for the United Fund go to theii home county. In a letter from J. L. Fow­ ler. per-onnel supervisor ol the company, addressed to G Troy Kay Jr., campaign chair man, this b made clea r: Hy Franrem W e*ter SgU Jim McKinnon, safety John Brady Dies; The TEL flA»y of First HaptIM Church, Sanfnrrl, will Thurvday at 3 p. ra. at the home of Mri H. W. Rucker, 13fo Valencia Drive. Police Dog Work To Be Outlined N O T IC E TO FA 2 -iiJ l TH E C IT Y OF SANFORD Virginia rrironki P. O. Itei 1214 Tnx books are open for paym ent o f din- Fwkeiro Stef. V m x ... Pity 111* K ugeniltia FA 2-tU3l count will he ulliiwed for payment in in December, 2T- L*k* Mary Nora Nor ft* TE 8-1514 8 . Seminal* in January and l r,c In February. II. L . W h e lch a l Tnx Collector FA S 0 4 C o l e y Ave. 2 - 9 5 1 1 City o f Sanford, Fin. Sanford, F l a Mra. Fred McSIurray, o f Laka >|sry, it enrolled for the fall quarter aa a sophomore at ed on a friend— Mrs. Theresa I’liHtinont College, Demurest, .Smith and Mrs. Smith wrote Ca. this letter: Don haa been extremely ac­ " I am enclosing herewith tive sinea he has neen enrolled a chock for Mrs. Minnie More at Piedmont. He is a member men for the United Fund. She o f the basketball and tha has been very tick and I am baseball teams. He is presi­ taking care of her and she ask dent o f the Canterbury Club, ed me to send it to ;m i so II which is an intellectual dis­ would t>« counted for Semi­ cussion group. Hr ia president nole County aa she lives in of the Sophomore clnaa. He is Sem inole." n member o f the P Club, or Otto J. Baumgartner, chair­ letter club o f the school. !(■ man of the UF campaign In is an active member o f the Altamonte Springs shows an­ Protropinna, u campus liter­ other kind ot loyalty which ary society. He ia ■ member em braces the full Support for the drive, no rv)iurt.i, coming from the town officials, headed by Mayor W. L. Swofford. And he Is enthusiastic about the team-work ot the other work­ ers. These arc Talley Halts, way, Robert Paulsen, Ronald Hasten. Mi». Jam es Spencer, Mrs. Krle Hallman. Mrs. Ilauragartn-T, Mrs. Have K. Childress, Mrs. Eugene Hall. Mrs. Janie* tins. Mrs. Robert Webb ami Mr*. Chester Tom ­ lin. In charges o f the com m er­ cial section in Altamonte Springs is Robert Newell. Don­ ald A . Harris has "special gifts." o f tha Owl, tha campus new*paper, and he is a member the Yonahlan, the PERFO RM ANCE EN G IN E E R E D FOR W A R M T H W IT H O U T W ASTE! yearbook. Upon grnduatkn from Pied­ mont College, Don plans to attend graduate school, pur* »ulng • higher education hi ■•eonitary education. Sportsman Cookers T h e N ew tie ntw home bonier with the big, exclusive Golden-Jot Boner (8 ,5 0 0 R T IJ ) Canaveral Oil Heater 1 Gal. Gasoline Can • V o w u r -A ir D lo w e r fo p tionaj) M vee up to 23% on foci • U e c o r e t o r - a ly t ln g a d d e brnitty to you r liotnn • F ull 1-y cu r w a rra n ty b y M otor W heel Corporation - Lawn Rake Mailboxes y flfi"1 F ir e p la c e * Screens Kitchen Range Hoods 14 x 2 7 M n t -A -D o o r Cocoa Mats 45,000-ITH Cgaarire wlA Ml hired llaney U n-5631 Dcllona Mary Getting* Bear Lak« 293-6647 Sophie Heine* 66H-IIQ2 V Lunibur & Ace Hardware Lee Brothers Elm 222-0852 ot campus IMPERIAL IN •I M a l i MOVING AND S T O R A G E CO.. INC. tion, Hon McMurray, eon of U uo -Th e r m OWNERS PROPERTY N ovem ber, .V. O lobar. 1 Ml M ajoring in chemistry and mlnoring in secondary educa­ Demo.s To Met*l 1 % I City o f Sanford Tnxrv. 4% M O V IN G H E R A L D ASSOCIATE E D IT O R , Julian Stew, strom conducted one o f the workshop sessions a t the sem inar o f the Central Florida Scholas­ tic Press held at Seminole H igh School. Her* Stcnstrom listens to n question from one o f the students in the workshop m eeting. Former Resident Class To Meet I Samlnat* County. Florid* Uy: Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy C1*ik Joaaph Muraek*. Attorney F. O. Bus III F«ra Par i, > ;*. what the Fund means in term* t along with a warm glow In of Its agencies— Hoy Scout#, ‘her -heart. * -For -this • was, in Red Cross, Salvation Army fart, the spirit o f the United and the ilka—he cam e to a Fund. decision. Not only active Uttle hoys Dooaid Patrhin had sold but those confined to their some grapefruit. Turning to homes with sicknoss are send­ the worker he sakl: "l«u ly ing in their dollars to support I'd like the United Fund the agencies, Miss Minnie to hate this 23 cento.” Grate­ More men of Maitland illus­ fully, the contribution waa ac trates thin sort o f loyalty. Un­ ceptcd amt tiro worker went able to d o so herself, she call the building fund fo r a Com­ munity Center, a fund rais­ ing supper, which will prob­ officer at the Del.aml Bar"W e have turned over to Mr ably he a spaghetti dinner not Charles Kwald. United Appeal. rncks, Florida Highway Pa­ in conjunction with • Cham­ Winter Park Chamber of Com trol, will be the special gue»t ber meeting. m erce Huikiing, $31 in cosh speukt-r at the Lake Mary The p r e s i d e n t , James and checks from em ployes of the Winter Park Telephone Chamber o f Com merce meet­ llnughtery, wiU also bring up Company who w i s h e d to ing Thursday ut H p.m. ill the the house numbering project for the Lake Mary vicinity. participate in the Scininole Luke Mury Fire Hull. Changes in Florida traffic Plans for decorating the County United Fund Drive. An additional Slrtl law* will b« McKinnon’* sub­ town at Christmus, with the will be fotthcoming also via ject. He also will show a film help o f the Girl Seoul Troop payroll deductions . , . The to lllustrute his talk. Attend­ under the triidrndiip o f Mrs. Winter Park Telephone Com­ ing with him will ho Trooper Marty Dnnkiefa will tie dis­ pany will match the total of J. L. Hikes. The public is in­ cussed. Plans will bo made for $212 contributed by the em ­ vited. formation o f a committee to ployes, giving you an overall Th main topic* on the head the Talent Show to be total or $121.” agenda to be discu-sed dur­ held in February. The show Tins turn o f event* is espe ing the husim-sa session that had it* premier list year ami d a lly gratifying to the Semi will follow the tall, are: The was voted to be an annual nolo County United Fund work welcome sign to t>e erected affair sponsored hy th e ers and U hailed as a guide near the Firo House corner, Chamber. post for businesses and • The Civic Booth entry from industries who have Scminulr I.*ke .Mary in the American County residents on their pay Legion Fair this week will ho roll* and who wbh to rccog reported on hy Donald Jacknize the desires of thc*e em sen, chairman in charge o f ployes to make their United arrangement*. Fund contribution to tho*< Word h«* turn m-rlved Refreshment* will be aorvcil agencies which render the here o f th« ilvath on Oct. 21 at the close o f tho meeting. o f John T. lTi-x> Brady, All member* are urged to he funner Sanford resident. present to vote. All resident* Mr. firmly died at hi* home, o f the community are invited UU Courtney Drive, Temple to Join the organization, or Terrace, Tampa, where he had nt least to attend. resided fur the past 10 years. Tho Lake M ary Chamber A police dug demonstration He wus a nutin- u f Sanfurd, also also urge* nil resident* will ht- made by a local pa­ und is survived by his widow; o f the community t, turn out trolman and his d og *t th* u si*ter, Mr* O. A. Davis, o f and vote on e|e<-(|nn day. rmxt meeting of the ffeminole Jacksonville; and, on* hroHumane Society Nov. tit at ther,- Edward llruily, also o f the society', office*, .'tOU Ea.t Tampa. First Street. Society Chairman It. T. Johnson Said the d og and hit master will show the routine Dt-Bary Dem ocratic Club. o f police work. lU- said the inet-Uui! *n regular u-ssion meeting will start At 7 p.m. Wctliw-hdey at 7 p. in. in the and rnnelude at U p.m. Firemen's ID-crcation Hall, Johnson also said he is at­ will appoint a nominating com ­ tempting to obtain a dog mittee. Election of officers is obedience film to te shown scheduled for tiie December at the •eszlon. meeting. OF h*v* hereunto **t my hand and o flc la l seal this Kth day of Arthur II Rackwtth, Jr., Cl*rk uf th* Circuit Court la and for MISS 8 H E R R Y M A R A ZITA , ed itor o f th e Balamagundi, Sem inole High School’s aw ard w inning yearbook wns mistress o f ceremonies and hos­ tess f o r th e Central Floridn S cholastic Press sem inar held a t the local high school. 700 French Ave. Ph. 322-7121 �-t What About You? ill Whaa o m thinka o f New Orloana the Mardl Graa immadlatdy come* to ■iad. Baa Fraadaeo haa ita cable ca n , and — ckwar to home — Day­ tona Beach ita apeedwar. But any town worth ita aalt haa to kart a number o f element* to meet the different taetea and varloua aeeda o f ha people. For example, It haa been the exice o f citiea trying to attract _ Industrie* that they muit have ... loo* facet* o f life available to ji i i d § n t S f A d ty trying to attract new buaineea and Induatry must have good ■hopping outlets, good churches, ade­ quate achoola, recreational facilities, [oat to name a few. But a well rounded d ty also must provide ways and means for the cul­ tural development o f its cltUens. 0 — o f Sanford's primary means o f providing cultural entertainment for ita people is the effort o f the Sanford Mutual Concert Association. Each year the association brings from three to four outstanding at­ tractions to this city. The associa­ tion taeh year "sweats" to obtain about 600 memberships from the thousands o f residents to make these attractions possible. The organisation came into exist­ ence about 15 years ago and every program presented has been more than well received by local audiences. The concerts are presented at the Seminole High School auditorium by nationally known as well as interna­ tionally famous personalities. Profit? There isn't any. la st yenr the local association ended the aeason with a balance o f $12. Thle year tha association — now In Ita annual campaign for memberships — has obtained almost enough memberships — for a threc-concert ! F o r that person m ust not suppose that a double-minded m an, unstable in all his ways, will receive anything from the Lord.— James 1:8. I f we work mArble, it will p e rish ; i f wo work upon brass, tim e will e fface It; i f we rear tem ples, they will crum ble into dust; but If w e work upon immortal minds and Instill in them Just principles, we are then en­ grav in g upon them tablets which no tim e will efface, but will brighten and brighten to all etern ity.— Daniel W ebster. million copies, too, with 1,528 pages, Spiegel and Aldcn also have fatter catalogues. More and m ore pages are in full color. A n oth er significant fa c t is that w here at one time m ost catalogues w ent to rural families, in at least one case three out o f fo u r are now go­ in g into the cities. The magazine su ggests one rea­ son fo r the success o f catalogue sell­ in g : it is probably the "p u r e s t" form o f advertising there (a. T h e catalogue is not forced upon the potential cus­ tom er nor docs it a ttem p t to create needs where none exist. Lika a dictionary, the catalogue la clear, complete and factuul and in the home for the convenience and edification o f its ow ner. Herald Area Correspondents Caasslksrry Mrs, Jsno <‘a sotlb «n y 331-304* O iuluota Mrs. Jssn M sgia 3*3-3743 Dolton a Mr*. Mildred llaasy 148-3(31 Geneva Mrs. Jo Ann !!•*• 340-4473 Sanford, Florida Page 4 Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie n arris 0*4-3834 400-44*4 l.sks Mary Mrs. Frances W sstor 311-4114 l.sks Ms«roB Mrs. R. I.. JnhnsBM 333-4738 | L etters Tba Haralk a , l , , a , « I,I. tort fram Ita raadara oa tab. Ita affairs. Tka w rit*, mar »•» a poa asms y r n M , i l i t lot* is , ala* earvles Ika wfltor** Ita, asms aaA addr*oa. l.« tl„ o of l , a n than IM n o ,a , -ill atom • r r l n i o n . \ ■ddr„a*d l« albara ara a ,r ,,l abl, prooldoK tbor Ka a-t d,ol la prraaaaliltoo. Fsatoy Is aat pablUhaK by Tka MaaalK. Law gw sad Mrs. D onas F.stss •14-3117 Editor, Hsralds riaata 1st ma think you again for tha fabuloui cuvar- aga you gava our NAS Off i l i n ’ Wive* treaaur* hunt. It waa Indeed a success And tha committee U all agread O sissa that tha advsnes publicity you Mrs. Clsrsnes Hnydev ■11-4441 gavp us In Tha Harald waa Ovicda tha governing factor. Mrs. Kvslyn Laorfy And too, ao many, many 143-3140 people h ats atop pod ma to aay what an aicallant writsup you gava our Candi lamb in your Candid Chattor. Wu ara sanding clippings far ami wldo. Tha haart warming frallng la that not Juat hsr Pad and Mom ara proud of Tues., N ovem ber 3, 1964 har, but ao ara all tha friende hara In Hanford. North Orlando Mrs. M argaret Casby 321-4713 W A L T ia a . ttlO L Q W ■ O I T t S ABM r D I L I I H k l V O I .T O I . I S I 6 . U n o I M m • S t a o n l M a a a i o r MUMKHT A L L V A S l)C R L . ST M 1 1 1 H U S A tsoolalS KKIIsr ■ 4NHV I. J O I I X S U M H iu ile i D O III Ooctsir SO T T IB KJIIor A U SY IK City E ditor JVDI WM1. LI c « s * i» Adrorttalna Oiroalor ■UV aditur WMKMN AArortlalaa Moosaor KJIIor W ILLIAM S MOV Ooao ro l riA T T A dtorilaloa JANIM U sn .su •S IIIM A kU Katioooa U ioafor MocSaalcal knot. MILL VISl'KVT atstt I’ kotoaroplior FabUabsd dally oacopt Saturday, kuaday and Christmas; pub* lUbod Saturday pracodln * Christmas. S U S a C M im o S MATBS Homo Dsllvsrr llo wsok My Hall U« Weak AKM1SOLB t i l t s TV ALL OTMEA MAIL l».M I (oar Ill.M I (oar t i l « Moatba L it « Moatka l i t I Moatka LM t Moatka LM I MoatA LM I Moatk V. S Koala! Boaulalloaa yrorlda tkal all w all auboortytloaa bo paid la ad,taco. Tka llorald la a aiombor ol tka Canoa re sts wktak to a*, tillod oaciuMtaly to tka uoo fur royublicattoa al aU tka total aawa yrlatad la Ikia otwapsior. Haiti** aa aaaaad elaaa Bailor oo taste II, ISIS at tka Pool Ofttea s f kaafard, Florida, uadar ika Aat al Caatraaa ol Mortk No port s l aay material, nova sr asvortitias. at tato adults a( Tba kaatsrd Uorald a a y ka rayrsducad la aay aaaaar wllk* •at arlttaa yaralaalsa a( iba sakllobar ot Tka Harald. Aay tadlaldaal ar firm raaysaalkla far aurh roprudacllaa will ka caoalfaraJ aa larrlnjtny u i Tba Heralds <opyrl«kl a ad will ka j k iU UAbiA t o dau.-a— MAdar lit* UK, / A Ruby Condsr Editor, Tha llorald: I saw tha picture c f a deg in your nowapaper recently. It waa the cruclaat thing I have •sen In some tim*. I hops tha Person rraponalbla la caught and punished. We in tho Humane Society hops this nsrar happrna again. 1 alao hops tha dog dots not hava to bs dcatroycd. I hops a vat ran help him. On tha other hand, I aaw a photo in tha aama edition of Th« Harald o f a nica whits poodls helping tha United Fund. This la quit* a com parison. Tha manager o f lha Mrlodap Skating Rink la to ha commands,! on his efforts to maka lha UK campaign a success. Thank you for your coop, •ration with our Humana So­ ciety. R. T. Johnson Saa!u<4 Phil Newsom 5oys S to p -G o Aa leader o f Britain’s La­ bor party, liarold Wilson mad# much during tha last •lection cam paign of the stopgo economy which had pleagued the country through tha 1050a and into tha lOGOs. This week, as the new prime minister, he l.i-gim put­ ting into e ffe ct tha policies which ha believes will (top th e potentially disastrous practice lit which Britain spends more than she earns, Britain’s trada gnp this year will amount to right around fii billion, and Wilson's first step was to discourage imports by clamping on a 15 par cent surcharge on Items which ha believes Britons can do without or manufacture themselves. Despite pre-election fire­ works, the mens,ire probably was not much different than would hava been taken hy Wilson’s Conservative prede­ cessors had they, and not I a - bor, won tha etactlon. Tha stagnating e ffe ct o f stop-go government economic policies had been recognized by the Conservatives in 11)01 and tho first steps taken raviutlia British industry and aiports. A national economic de­ velopment council attacked bottlenecks in the transport and building industries. Loca­ tion o f new industry was en­ couraged In such lagging ar­ ras as the Northeast, Scot­ land and Northern Ireland. Old stop-go policies were nbondoned. These hud con■Itted o f credit restrictions which slowed spending hut at the sahib time halted Indus­ trial u p s n s io n and led to w I ,! rapread unemployment. Bunning under a ntiminmum o f controls the country show­ ed surface prosperity nnd un­ employment fell to around one per cent. But the problem o f outgo over income remained. By Peter Knox Newspaper* here are iliiLONDON t U I 'l) — Hie de- cus«ing the possibility that the ci.ilon of Prune Minister Har­ Wilson government will take a old Wilson's l.ahor govern­ "tou g h " line with Spain, and ment to cancel proposed An- nut soft-pedal it* anti-Franco gloSpanish naval exercises feelings in the interests of com­ threatens t«> embitter rela­ mercial relations. tions between the twu cum Political sourres here said trie*. the com m ercial quest nn was Official source* here remain­ one, however, which might ed silent on lha reasons be force the Labor policy plan­ hind the decision, nut well* ners to think twice before qualified political sources said pushing too hard againjt it clearly reflected Labor's Spain. well known h,utility to the gov­ At a time when Britain needs ernment of Ceueraluiinio to »tep up its exports. Labor Francisco Franco. clearly would not want to lose Wilson »*h! other labor s market where British takvs spokesmen made It plain in the past that they did not be­ lieve Britain should have any close military or naval tic* with FraneLsco Spain. The laibor attitude can be traced back to the party'* pol­ icy In ths- 1936-30 Spanish Civil War when it sympathired with the Republican cause. Diplomatic aourre* said that now that Labor 1* la power again after 13 years, It* strong anti Franco bias is Ukeiy to Ihruw a new strain on Anglo. Spanish relation,. These siready are troubled by the Gibraltar problem. , , The e ffe ct o f W ilson's first step will be fett both at home end abroad. U.8. busincMmcn recogniied the need but felt less drastic measures would have sufficed. A move to review “ pres­ tig e " projects could have a disastrous e ffe c t on the 1,104mlle-per-hour jet airliner be­ ing developed with France and affectin g to ths jobs of 80,000 workers. Britain alieady has closed down ths gaseous diffusion plant in w hich it manufactur­ ed ita hydrogen bomb materi­ al, and ths new attitude also would seent to forecast a change in its participation wills tho United States In ths operation o f 1’ oU ris subma­ rines. A t home, the Wilson policy of encouruging modern streamlined operation o f In­ dustry well could run Into op­ position from both industry and labor. B ia s are M y n a was qxite h ippy until she w u th etkr ' by oms of these m e a t ca st records. Far M y n a waa a f i l t h wife, coasting along contentediy om the M isu se* notion that her hnahand's pledge of n d y ln g lore weeld aotsm ideariy he fetflllrd. So i m p hook thta c o m and ho sare all new brides read It! CASE IM S ); Myrna F.. aged 30, Is now a worried wife. *‘ Dr. C ran e," ahe began, *Tve been married for 10 year* and have been very happy. “ F or I’ ve read your column every day and used many of the practical ideas you hive suggested. "B u t now I feel worried and upset. “ For you said It Ls unreal­ istic to promise emotions for future delivery. "W hen we were married, my husband vowed to love, honor and cherLth me as long as we live. “ But now you tell us wives that such a promise is a beauti­ ful bit o f sentiment in the mar­ riage cerem ony but Juat a vis­ ionary pledge. “ Will you please explain and reassure m e." Emotions are not subject to your will. But motions can be successfully prom ised for future de­ livery. Tima, you ran vow to sit down tomorrow at 10 a. m. and write a letter to me. And when tomorrow arrives, you can fulfill that promise, for muscular action* are sub- E con om y A n ti-F r a n c o SMASH JU L IA S (tm e t Thought For Today Fall brings m ore things in Ita train than school, falling leaves and thoughts o f a w inter wardrobe. It is also the season when that great American contribution to civiliza­ tion, the m ail-order catalogue, com es out in resplendent new edition. The old-faihtoned catalogue still plays an im portant role in the n atlon’ a com m erce, reminds A dvertis­ ing A g e m agazine. I f anything, Us role la grow in g , i f sheer bulk is an Indication, The new Sears, Roebuck catalogue, fo r exam ple, contains 1,76-4 pages, w eighs nearly six pounds and will be Issued in I I million copies, a mil­ lion m ore than in 1063, M ontgom ery W ard’s catalogue, in a printing o f seven million, is up a Bsar I.aho-Farost City Mrs. HaryiMii Mils* S3g-3iia ttiCtoCAi ! A Sign Of Fall AHaMonts Spring* Mrs. Julia BartM U t-U lt Worry Clinic aeries. It needs a minimum o f 600 memberships to provide a four-eoncert series. I f enough memberships for four concerts can be obtained, the fourth presentation will be tha Florida Sym­ phony comprised o f more than 100 musicians and entertainers. Local organisations, such as the Navy, generously support the aeeoelation's effort*. For example, the Navy Offieen Wive* Club recently made available 80 memberships to be awarded to outstanding students. They are to be commended. What about you? A number o f people in this comn unity, ineluding Judge Vernon MIm , Mrs, B. W, Bar­ tholomew and Mrs. Troy Ray, Jr., plus others, give of their time and effort to help make this program a success. A n we willing to do our part to help make Sanford a well rounded community? A n we Interested in the eultunl development o f our peo>le by bringing to Sanford outitandng entertainment? If so, let's get behind the efforts o f the Mutual Concert Association. We may be too busy to do much but at least wo can support U with a membership. N n r tow— m 4 dtlM la th li country o f e o n a n famed for aoma particular aapacta o f thrir communi- I ------ Bt, CroneV Th e Reception Committee expanding and now are worth m ore thzn tins million a year. Tile anti Spanish altitude of I-abor earlier this year caused Spain to break off talks on a naval hulldlng deal worth m ore than U S million. Accord­ ing to som e source^ this sttitudo destroyed B r i t a i n ' s chance* erf winning other or­ der* for military equipment. Tills wa» the subject of bit­ ter debate Li the house of com­ mons. Conservative MPa have threatened to raise the Issue again when Parliament recon­ venes in N ovem ber. ture delivery—fm t not em o­ Ject to your will. But suppose you pledg* today tional Y ou wives are thus In an that at 10 a. m. tomorrow you will be shedding tear* of grief eternal triangle every day you live. Y our husband cannot love you becam e o f the pait but only because you excite hie love now, thl* very minute I So be will not love you t»morrow or next year unles* you evoke such an emotion ia him at that future date. Thlx ia the dynam ic but cor­ rect view of love, ao quit coast­ ing com placently, aa million* of you wlvea do! U you lose your slender fi­ gure, then you better add soma other charm to offset this re­ duction In your ability to ex­ cite his ardor. For love lx much like a ba­ lanced equation in algebra! U you subtract something, you must then add its equival­ ent or the equation la no longer in balance. Aa a rule, you wives who be­ com e most Indignant at thl* column are the ones in gravest danger of d iv orce! or frothing at the mouth in rage o r overwhelmed with love's intoxicatloa. Though you solemnly maka such a vow and sincerely ex­ pect it to be carried out. your previous prom ise cannot pro­ duce auch an emotion at that future date! So you idealistic wive* must wake up to grim reality I That vow in the marriage ceremony la beautiful but very Impractical. Unless you wives evoke your husband’ s love afresh to­ morrow morning, he cannot love you just because of a welding pledge made years a got Yet many wives have drift­ ed along complacently, figur­ ing their husband simply must love them forever because of that sentimental inclusion in the marriage ceremony. Beware! Motions can be promised successfully for fu­ BERRY'S W ORLD Q u otes H ill la not a bargain base­ ment court. Fay up or go to Jail. —Justice o f the Peace Bri­ ll Ido Flores to th'fi'ndant ask­ ing for further reduction of his bail on ilLsturbing-tho-pcacc charge, in Laredo, Trx. I wont say there Is no such thing as free enterprise, but the only people who practice it today are boys playing mar­ bles. They have no parity pay­ ments. tariff benefits. Social Security, guaranteed collective bargaining or government sub­ sidies. —Norman Thomas, 79, sixtime Socialist party candidate for tho presidency. "Y ou mean, after all four political d id n ' t your Add a Phone. . . Add a Lot to Living Comfort around tho clock. It’s nil yours when you add a handy bed* room extension phono. Add comfort (nnd convenience) in other spots you live must. Kitchen. Workshop. Florida room. Just call your Telephone Company Business Office for details on colorful, econom­ ical extension phones. B arbs By Ifsl Cochran It would bs wonderful If rcul hard work and worry brought a person succei* If ulcers didn’t come with it. • e • An Ohio man gave a cuse o f bourbon to a man who rented him a home— living it up and drinking it down, WE USE BOTH Barrels! e s e Youngster*, the elimhlng roses, seldom grow wiki if properly trained. s e e Maybe tt’a when Dad get* home after IS holes of golf instead o f nlns that golf la one o f the most dangerous 312 W E ST F IR S T ST. sp o rt* * L -/a a s o j e i s t i o n SANFORD, FLA. Southern Ball — Serving You �Yf» Wtagni frrtl£ N o t . 8. I9 W — P n *e 5 “E V E N IN G H O U RS A R E R E A D IN G HOURS” Mr. MERCHANT... The SANFORD HERALD Now Has A $100 C ON TRIBU TION by th e Naval O ffice r’s W ives Club o f the Sanford Naval A ir Station will enable the Seminole County Mutual C oncert A isociation to purchase 25 free tickets f o r deserving Seminole County students to attend the concerts this season. From le ft are Mr. T ro y R ay, membership chairm an o f the association; Mrs. E velyn Fitzpatrick, presi­ dent o f the N O W C, and Judge Vernon M ize, president o f the association. Navy Wives Aid County Youth The N ival O fficer’. Wives Club o f the Sanford Naval A ir Station have donated $100 to the Seminole County Mu­ tual Concert Aaaoclation to promote the growth o f cu l­ ture and good entertainment fo r the youth o f the county. Mra. Evelyn Fitzpatrick, preeldent o f the W ives Club, mads ths presentation o f the check to Judge Vernon Mize, association president. jn d g a Mize said that the method o f aclectlng students to receive the free tlrkets for one concert performance had n o t. yet been determined. ^Thii is a fine gesture on the part o f the N avy wive* who take ao much interest in community affairs in Semi­ nole County and w e commend tha&i for their interest in furthsrtng m u s i c appreciation am ong the youth o f the coun­ ty ," Judge Mize emphasized. "W e hope that this philan­ thropic move on the part o f the Navy wives will spur con­ tributions by other organiza­ tions In the community who are interested In furthering cultural activities here and encouraging our young peopie particularly to have a taste of quality entertainment and art," he said. Legal Notice rorvrr » i n n n r n u v tl« in v Voile* nl Public Hearing Not|re ta hereliv given, that aft er rnnslilerallnn, the s -m lnoie County Zuulitic Comiule* ton will hn|.| s public hearing to itelermltie the feaalMllty of recommending to tha Board o f Countjr Commlealnneri that the follo w in g daacrtSa.l property presently aona.l Jl-t fin a le Family llesidentlal ba aoned T - l Trailer llotna Dlatrlet or aa an alternate A -l Arrlriilture: All o f Midway Park Subdtvlalon, Sertlnna 1 and I. Further dee. erthad aa lying app roilmately l / l t h mile northmet o f Five Folnte and on tttate Road 4:7. Fahllo heerlna will he h»M tn the Hemlnole fVittnty Court House, County CnmmlMtonere Room. Hanford. Florida, Wed needay, November 11. 1SS4 at T:ie P. M. or as soon thereafter aa pose!hie. Seminole County Zoning Commtaalon By Robert S. Brown Seminole County Zoning ©Ireotor ubllel dot. ST 4 Nov. t. l i l t TuKleh CDF-11 Is th e Cow et o< th e C o u n ty S e lg e , gem leol, Coiewty, Flor­ ida. In Prwbnle. la r e i Relate ef ELIZABETH HASTING# W IL U ik l B e re e a e d T w A ll C v e d tte m a n d T e re e n e R e t le g C tn la ie or D em and* A a a t n e t S a id K e t a t a i Tou and each o f yon are hereby notified and required to preeent any rlelma and da mande which you, o r either of you, may hare agalnet tha aetata o f Fliaaheth Heating. William*, deeeaeed, late of eabl County to the County Judge of Seminole County. Florida, at hid office In the court h o t ' e o f eald County at Sanford. Florida, within als oalander mon th , from Uia time o f the ttret publication o f thia notice T w o coplea of each claim or demand .hell ha In writing, and nhatl elate the place and poet office ad lreee o f the claimant, and ahall 9* ewora to by the claimant, hie agent, or a t ­ torney and accompanied by a tiling fee o f one dollar and aueh claim or demand not ao (lied ahall be void Frederick Heating* W il­ liam. As asscutor o f tha leant Will and Testament o f Ellaabeth Hastings WUllama deceased k W. Ware. Attorney for E ieeu tor P. O. Hoi 1111. Sanford, Florida. Puttteh Nov. I, Id, IT. *4. !H4. flV O K R II.IS T A RRSII.H CONSOLE, ZIZ ZAU Ml TTONIIOLK. ETC. Muet nail. Navy perennnel being Irenetarred. Originally cost CIO. Balance due IIS. Taka over payment* 14.71 per month. Dali a la -1*1* Iter •> Sight I Judge M i s s emphasized that the drive for membership in the assolvatiun closes Thursday and urged that any persons or organizations who have not been contacted get in touch with him, Mrs. Troy Ray Jr. o r Mrs. Bart Bar­ tholomew, membership c o chairmen. “ If in this final week o f the membership drive, we are successful in securing the goal o f t’>00 memberships, we will add to the present alate o f entertainment the famous Florida Symphony Orchestra, with their "Broadway Songbook" concert," aaid Judge Mize. Ray Harm Paintings Are True-To-Life By Dot lie Austin Members Seminole of the A rt Sanford- Association were guesta at a coffee Fri­ day, given by Mrs. A . B. Pe­ terson, Sr. and Mrs. A. B. Pe­ terson, Jr. in honor o f Kay Harm, whose paintings were on display at the Civic Cen­ ter last week. Boring his stny in Sanford, Harm was the house-guest o f tho Peterson fam ily. Artist Lee Adams, whose paintings o f Florida wildflowers. plants and shrub* was also on display was not able to attend the exhibit. The works o f two o f Am eri­ ca's forem ost artist-natural­ ists on display at the Civic Center in connection with Florida Ccnservation Week had spectators gazing .in wide-eyed wonder. It's not likely that Seminote Countlnn* will have a* fine tin opportunity in the future to see first hand the exquisite paintings o f wild-life artist Ray Harm anti artist-botan­ ist, Lie Adams. Harm's pictures are so true-to-life, ao real-looking, that the spectator expects the beautiful birds to sudden­ ly rise from the canvas anil fly around the room. They find themselves unconsciously trying to touch the feathers to see if they could be real. The artist, himself, is sort of unbelievable, too. A woodsman and naturalist of the first order. Harm spends days in tha woods living o f f the land, making hundreds o f sketches o f birds and other wildlife in their natural habi­ tat. Y et in white shirt and tie, he looks liks he might be a Harvard law student. A mature man, father o f three children, 15, 111 and 11, Harm appears to be a very young man— perhaps in his early 20s. Nor does he look Easy W ay to like the rodeo cowboy he was for mnny years after he ran uwny from home at 13, Life was a desperate strug­ gle for Harm until two years ago, when his exquisite wild­ life paintings caught the eyes o f influential patrons o f tho art*. Now his work, which formerly brought him nrcunit $100 now cost more than $'.*,000. He has standing or­ ders lined up for the next tw o years and refuses to take any more until he gets caught Up. His paintings are not tho kind that are turned out over­ night or in a few days. Harm spends weeks o f patient work on the mil lien* o f tiny brush strokes and the minute de­ tail* o f each subject which accounts for the am azing true-tn life productions. Most o f his painting* havo been done in Kentucky where lie lives "next to a privato forest south o f Louisville,” but some, like the eagle and .sprey seen in this painting, were done in Florida near Vern Bench. No artist, amateur or pro, no lover o f beauty nr wild­ life, no student or person who appreciate* skill, talent, abili­ ty and perserveranco should havo mia-ed this opportunity t? see the work of Ray Harm. 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Tap This Weekend I Thinking Out Loud Mika C ray has seven f o r M Herald Bpoata Writer The Those among th e 67A M gin s who saw tha Gator* |mm hack Auburn 14 to 0 Sat■ B y am chuckling over the fa s h Card's experiences la bstfcanaaa tha bull waa knocknd away from tho Intended laaalrar by another Gator daIhader. With tha quick raftoa M M makes Card an valuable, t h i anamhlar g rabbed them M they fall hla w a y and took att. Thar* was oaa other aiml* to r case in tha contest, but th e deflected ball crashed In­ t o Jack’s helmet and bounced ta tha ground. Card w as ao disgusted with him self fo r • at catching that one, too, t i n t ha had to walk around • bit to cool o ff. toeritiag wp the cnelaagbt with ee little yardsge grin ad aa Aahara racked ep. W ith the world eariee cut e f the way, tha A F L AND N F L Masons a t tha halfw ay mark and with eeltata foot­ ball In tha second h alf o f Its annual fling, tha M a t thing M the sports docket — aside fram football — la tha heavywaight t iff bstwosn Caialua Clay and Sonny Llaton. Tha data will bo Nov. 16 In Boston. During a Sunday weekant In Beaton, Clay e r f trad to nee ex-ekamp Floyd Pattenan as a sparring Mate. Chance* a n that Cass las wan doing what ha does ■ eat —- talklag. Anyway, Fatteraoa quickly accepted. Floyd said he'd even pay hla own way to Doaton and work for nothing. *'I w on't promise not to hurt him ," said Floyd. Patterson added that ha waa in very good shape. Meanwhile, Clay bragged Sunday about tho fa ct he drew 650 fens fo r hie work­ out while Liston drew 400 In Plymouth. “ That don't mean noth­ in',’' said Liston, “ there's mac# people in Boston than Plymouth. I understand we turned away at least 236 fin *.’’ Llaton added, “ Let's welt and Me who gets the most chsors In the ring on tho 16th, Just before I flatten C lay." Deaths from football Injurlaa for tho t i n t h alf o f tha 1964 grlil season are more than double the number re­ ported i t the same time last year. Twenty-two deaths have basn directly attributed ta football aa o f lost Thursday AL Art age Joe BONIFACE ( 1 2 ), SH8 back, applies tha brakes to Bishop M oon’d W roble aa the H orn et halfback skirted hla ow n rig h t end fo r yard­ against the Tribe. M oving Jn to assist B oniface is Seminole co-captaln Fariesa (6 0 ) and Tribe tackle E nm ey Steele (7 4 ). Seminole took a 7-6 decision in the M etro clash. (Herald A ction I’ h oto by S ta ff P hoto­ grapher David B row n .) NEW ORLEANS (U P I) —Tulane, a charter mem ber of the Southeastern Conference, haa oo present plans for withdraw­ ing from the SEC, despite ap­ parent violation ot the group's by-laws. Tulsne Athletic Director D r, B is Yard said Monday. “ We •re In the SEC and have no current Intention o f resigning." Bill Lurapkui, sports editor o t the Birmingham, Ala., PostHsrald, said In a story in T u es­ d a y's edition Tulano would either withdraw or be asked to resign. Accrediting an unnamed source “ clow to the Southeast­ ern Conference," Lumpkin said Tulane's violation of the by­ laws would promp action at the S E C i meeting In Atlanta la January. SEC Commissioner B cnile Moore declined to comment on Lumpkin's story. Tulane's 1966 schedule, re­ leased last week, shows the Green Wave will meet only three 8 EC te im i that year. Conference rules call for a minimum of alx lnter-confar* enco games per school. Lumpkin quoted his source aa saying Tulsne made the move without clearing It with the conference ruling body first. Lumpkin quoted the source ■l saying "if you are a m em ­ compared with 10 a year a go. There were 14 other deaths Indirectly associated with tha apart this year. They w ere the result o f heart trouble, heat axhauatlon, asthma or congenital aneurism. Dr. F l o y d Eastwood, comm (Minx for the com miltee on injuries and fa talllira for the American Football Coaches Associa­ tion. said tke sharp up­ ward torn might have b a m lessened by mars complete physical aaamlaatlans and longer pre-ssauum tra ilin g periods. The heaviest toll o f fa ’ allties waa among high school players. There were 18 high school deaths. Two coltvge players died from grid injur­ ies, One death was In sandlot competition and one am ong semi-pro ptaysra. Milwaukee Suit Braves Answer CHICAGO (U P I) — The Milwaukee Braves contend that Milwaukee County broke the bull club's lease on Coun­ ty Stadium, clearing tha way for the team to movo to A t­ lanta, Ga., fo r tho 1905 aca•on. The Braves made th e charge In an answer filed in federal court In Milwaukee to n suit for en injunction filed by the county to prevent transfer o f tha franchise. The county contends that the lease requlree the Braves to play all home gsmea in Milwaukee during the 1065 season. ber o f an organisation that re­ quires that you play alx gamas a year and you play only three, then it should be apparent that you are no longer interest­ ed in belonging to this group." Semlnolas yards, M atter three f o r M yards, W alstrom two fo r t% m ode a good showing In the and Barbour tw o for <0 yarda Bishop M oore tilt last Thurs­ and a TD . Tillla baa on e far 32 yarda and * TD, B on lfaci has ona for 10 yarda, BIU Kuykendall baa two f o r 17 yarda and Burton baa one for 22 yarda. On k ick off returns Boniface baa returned ala f o r 111 yards, Hinson four f o r 77 yarda and Burton one for five. Tbs Tribe deftnsed the Hornets wall, but Bishop M oore Hornets racked u p 133 yarda rushing. Jos Far!eta, Joe Purdy, Brad Pruden, Bon* tfaee, W alstrom , David Noelt, and Tillla lad In tbs number o f tackles with Tommy Case* and LeRoy Hopper backing d a y but thsy didn't look as g ood aa they did whan they beat Winter Park 33 to 3 a week earlier. The Bishop M oors contest ended la n 7 to S victory f o r the Seminole*. BBS now haa racked « p 77 fir s t downs and limited their opponents to S3. They have posted 1333 yards on 265 rushing plays with their op* ponenta bring held to 301 aa 222 carrion. By the same yardstick, Sanford has loot only 104 yards rushing while they have set bock opponents 174. This record o f Triha da* fen se la doe partially to the offen se’ s central of the ball and crashing line backers. The squad's aortal game has moved up with 443 yarda gained passing. Their oppon­ ents have 134 aerial yarda with two touchdowns made b y passing. The Tribe haa fiv e TDs by petting. A ll told, the Somlnoles o f­ fense shown 1773 yarda gain­ ed while opponents have reg­ istered 043, a 835 lead for tha locals. Individually, la s Spark­ man Is still high man in tha Tribe's ground attack with 39.1 yards. Buddy Burton has picked up 2(19 and Ronnie Hlnaon has 216. Bonny Meaaer had ISO, Chuck Scott 23 and Frank Whlgham 18. Rick Walstrom, Danny Tillla, At Bonifaca, Rcrnle Barbour and Start W eber all have gained yards. In pass receiving, ta rry Wntson haa latched onto eight fo r 63 yards, Scott 84 yards on four and threo TDs. Spolskis Hold ‘Winning Ways* Jane and John Spolskl kept their winning waya In the Mr. and Mrs. League at Jet Lancs by taking a three game margin ov e r second place Gladys and Clarence Henning, Last week the Spolskis won three from Bonnie and Dsn Siechy as Jane showed the way with a (Inc 178/486. In other matches Irene and Jack Welblei won three from Betty and Rich Murphy. Shir­ ley and Neal Maxwell swept (our from Bobbie and Bob Hetulle as Neal had a 213/324. Jane and Earl Parka won three from the Hennings as Jane set the pare with a 172/ 441. Clarence rolled a 178/318. Sanford Strikes and Spares pitted their s m m i along with threo Junior varsity Inal fortitu d e" rapidly dissi­ •quads — Bemlnola, Lymaa pates whenever I pall hack aad Ovtodn. fram that fu el Una after del­ w irin g county team s w ill ha ivering tha helL W hy, even hare a t tha Unas played this week a t Lymaa Field in Longwood. with tha nominations and Tha action begins Thurs­ elect! ona and campaigniag day r ig h t a t Lym aa whan tha fo r tho Harvest B ril Quean South Seminole Junior High I can’t even venture on early Hurricanes host a strong St. Cloud H igh JayVee eleven. prediction on the outcome. The tw o elubo met earlier M y only facta are that this season and the 8t Cloud sh a ll ha one o f tha nominees day’s voting, bu t that "iatost- representing our women's aad mixed leagues and tin t ska’ ll be crowned a t tha JACKSONVILLE (U P I) Florida and Florida Stato are ■till In the running for the 20th annual Gator Bowl football game, the selection committee announced today. Other top team ! under con­ sideration Include four unbeat* en and untied pow ers—Ala­ bama (7-0), George T ech (7-0), Nebraska (7-0), and Arkansas (7-0). Rounding out the top pros­ pect! are Louisiana State (30-1) Texas (6-1), Duke (4-1*1) and Syrecuie (5-2). H arriot •r Head Coach Jim Clark’s 'Cants — the only loss this Mason on the Hurricane rec­ Ball Nov. 19. This dance, nod ord. South Seminole haa a win incidentally, It’s only n dance and not • dinner dance aa and a tie in two games with mentioned earlier, w ill be held the Sanford Junior High nt the Melodec Skating Rink. Brave*, n win over Oviedo Junior H igh and last Friday A t thla w riting, tha Thurs­ night'a triumph over tho Tam­ day N ight M ixed League with pa Dona. Friday night on tha aama its’ entry — Eleanor A ndtraon was away out fr o n t field tho Lyman High Grey­ That’s eauaa tha league is hounds w ill boat tha Sanford actively stimulating ideas on Ssmlnolea In a non-conference helping to rales mosey la affair. Tha contest win mark the first time in history that Eleanor’s behalf. It’a early In the race, so the tw o clubs have met In look-out fo r lota o f other what w ill be a true varsity 'gim m icks' to antlca you fo r tilt. Records show that two schools hava met before but your votel then Is acme doubt that full November haa been design­ van ity units w ere used. Lyman, a member o f tha ated Victory Bowling Associa­ tion. I f you’ ra looking for a strong Orange Belt Confer­ simple w ay to get o turkey ence f o r the fir st time this on your table, come cut and season, haa encountered some tough opposition along the ae# how easy It Is. A ll you do la knock down routs. Their on ly win this tigh t plna or more on your year haa been a 20 to 12 dec- Harvard waa tha first col­ lege founded In the American colonies (1636); William and Mary College w n second In 1603. first ball fo r ten frames. Y ou don’t oven hava to spars, ao you can gun for that head pin without w orrying about leav­ ing any wide-open Jobe. Y ou may anter either In lea­ gue o r open play In thla event, anytime of tha day. BA SS . . . count 'cm ( t A n even d ow n black bag* w ere boated by Bnnie H erndon end II. M. R odgers, o f Orange C ity, fish in g ou t o f Osteen B ridge fishing camp. T h e fis h ranged fro m 6 '^ to 6 % pound*. Lyman And Sanford Clash In First Tilt Surely didn’t mean to slight Barbara Rohrer o f tho W om en's Scratch League. Barb fired six consecutive strikes I And while we're talking •bout this league I feel euro that you’d be Interested in knowing that there are seven girls maintaining averages o f 150 or bettor. Congratula­ tions to Claudette Behrens 150, Mary Faust 161, Jane Spolekl 161, p a t Sipley 155, Elaine Koatlval 156 and Bar­ bara Rohrer and Daria Schautteat both with ISA's. The Panthers now hava tha beat grid record am ong tho county's fo u r high achools. They have registered victorlea over O cala H oward, DeLand Euclid, W inter Perk Hungerford, Palatkn Central, Jacksonville Gilbert and Leesburg Carver Height#. The only lost suffered by the pan . there was an a irly season set­ back at tha hand* o f Gainesvilla Lincoln. GUARANTEED WINTER TUNE-UP WINTERIZE NOW! 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Drive one soon. 4k outdistanced b y the Ocoee Cardinals, tha A pop ka Blue Darters, tha Titusville Tar* Here, tha DoLaad Bulldogs sad the Leesburg Tallow Jacinto. The ‘Hounds replaced Head Coach Jim P ig o tfa Bemlnolsa this year aa OBC members whan tha Tribe m oved from the OBC la tha fa ster M etre Cowftreace. This season tha Seralnoles, despite arratle play, have sur­ vived the tougher pa rt o f their schedule aad have a rec­ ord o f fou r wine, tw o tloe and a single setback. T h e w ins were over Colonial, Evans, Winter Pnrk and Bishop Moore, the lees was to Edgewater, and the ties w ere with Titusville and Boeao. Oviedo w ill be attem pting to get back on tha winning trail Friday night when they travel to Dunne lion. The Lions, with a record o f fiv e wins, a tie and a loss, drop­ ped last Saturday nlgh t’a a f­ fair to Melbourne Central Catholic, 6 to 0. The fourth eontaet o f the week will be the elaah at Sanford’s Memorial Stadium Friday night betwaen visiting Campbell Senior H igh o f Day­ tona Beech and the Crooms Panthers. GET READY FOR W INTER NOW Y O U ! CAR TO THE EXPERTS '6 5 Dodge F O R E ST C IT Y w a s well represented b y th ese fo u r y ou n g horsewomen a t th e third annual M em orial Apopka H orse Show with the proceeds go in g to the D iv ersified T rain in g Program a t A pop k a H igh School. L e ft t o righ t ara T eresa W illiam son, Bandy W ynne, Sissy Baird and F atty F o r­ ward. A lso in the sh ow was A nette M cGahan. SEMINOLE COUNTY M OTORS, INC 1801 W. F IR S T STREET P GOODYEAR “S 9 l*t 8T„ SANFORD — PH. 322-2821 OPEN FRIDAY T IL t P. M. — I I �ft 1 K » W i f i Kot. 8. 194U - jw M Pit # T _ 5 Perfect Scores Share Prise Cash tfn p e r i l * e a t m t e with the exact som ber of “ poin li” shared first p la n is last week­ en d's Herald Ptok-the-Wlaner football c o e te e t T i e five perfect proisoaticaa tors w ere A sa R. R ay, 109 Vine wood; Ray Rare Jr., 2424 Lau rel; Janet Martin, RL a, B ox H U ; Charles D. Hayes, MO P ise, and Renee Laubert, 2004 Holly, all o f Sanford. Each o f the contestants have been awarded p r iu s amount' Ins to $4 each. Seventeen cooteetanta, a c ­ cording to Contest Judge Roy o p Green, picked all the winners last week correctly. Five ot the 17 selected "40 points" right on the button at the most points scored by any one team . Therefore, said Green, “ Our only solution was to lump the prize money and divide it five w sys. The biggest upset picked by the winners w as the Georgia victory over North Carolina. This week's contest inform a­ tion sppears in today's edition o f The Herald. Football fans are invited to try their luck by picking the winners. The 10-game slate for con­ testants this week will include the A rm y - Syracuse, O h i o State-Penn State, F l o r i d a G eorgia, Alabams-LSU, Au# fcurn-Miaslsslppi State, FSUHouston, Miaml-Tulaoe, RiceArksnsas, Texas AAM-SMU and Maryland-Navy games. • WINTER PARK - Rollins College Athletie Director Joe Justice reports that the 17th annual Rollins College Invita­ tional Baseball Tournament w ill be comprised of Prince­ ton, Colby, Virginia Military Academ y and host Rollins. The annual baseball week will begin March 29 and continue through April 3 with • daily doubleheaders at Harper Shepherd Field. Colby College, W alrrvllle, M e., Is defending champion. Last year the Mules edged past Rollins, Duke and Davidson. Colby is coached by John Wlnkin. Rollins, runnerup to Colby, lost only one 1964 starter via graduation. The Tars will be ^ paced by sophomore Dob Gus^ Caftan, who as a freshman was named to the 1964 College Division All-American base­ ball team. Gustafson hit .381 for the Tars in his first season of collegiate baseball. Another itandout performer for Rol lias la senior hurler Mickey Clark, who was selected to the All-American aecond squad, A based on his 9-0-1 record. ™ V.M.1. of the Southern Con ferenee will be making He first appearance in the Rollins tour ney, while the Princeton Ti gers w ill add an Ivey flavor to the week-long baseball comp* titles with their second ap pearance. «Jerry Smith Rolls Series Of 579 With Jerry Smith rolling a big 180 game and 179 aeries, the Five Proa entered Into a three w ay tie for third place in the Saturday Junior Lta- 0 gue after winning three from the Handicappers. John Boggs was high man for the Han­ dicappers with 193/515. The Masters won all four from the Gulley Duster* as Dennis Guthrie pounded out a nice 191/501 and Frana Patterson rolled a 190/486 fo r the Dusters. ^ Mary Surowiec paced the girl* with a 164 high game and 415 aeriea while helping the Alley Cats to a threepoint win over the Pin Boys plus Ona. Don Nicholas tallied 187/534 also bowling with Uio Alley Cats. Tha Unbeaiabltt won threeto-ona over the Zulus aa Jim Woods hit fo r a good K B /® 5 6 9 aeries. John Smith rolled • 161/491 and Ralph Ungsr popped a good 187/604 to Uad tha New Breed in a three-game nod over the Gut­ ter Finks. In the Junior's final match a four-gam e aweap was reg­ istered by the LFML’a over the Lucky Strikea as Tom ^ T e t runic rolled a 199/516 aeries. 1 i CASH PRIZES TO BS AWAEDED EACH WEEK TUUD contest PRIZE M M n S Nothing To B u y — No Obligation CONTEST PAGE appear back w eek FOOTBALL M A IL OR BRING ENTRY 0 Annual Baseball Week Scheduled Fa n n y & £ *■ * BLANK OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK TO : IR V IN G W A RSO FF, president o f W araoff In­ dustries, displays tw o troph ies fo r th e "1290 G dlf T ournam ent" f o r h is e m p lo y e ! Jan. 12-15 a t M a yfair Country Club. Contest Editor (Reasonable Facsim ile also A ccep ted ) Sanford Herald Amos Favors 'Bama, Rice And Kansas By M ajor Anna B. Hocple Father o f the Belly Seika Egad, friends, my football forecasts have been buffeted about severely In recent weeks In the turbulent air generated by the political orators. N ow that the cam­ paign haa ended, perhaps we can expect things to ratum to normal. I trust all o f your favorite candidates were successful and that you bear no 111 will toward their defeated oppon­ ents. Again this year— um-m—I w as compelled to order my loyal aupportera to desist :n their efforts to elect me to public office. Some wished me to run for the House of Representatives, others pre­ ferred I o ffe r my services to the U.S. Senate— har-rumph! (E d. N ote: He got two writein votes fo r assistant dog catch er). Enough o f politic*. Now back to the busineia at hand. There are several import­ ant conference* clashes on this week’s card. Moat promi­ nent are the LSU-AUU aiiia meeting in the Southeastern loop ; Klee vs. Arkansas In the Southwsat Conference, and tha Kansas-Nrbraska show­ down In the Big Eight. The Hoople System favors Alaba­ ma, Rlre and Kansas, In tha Rig Ten, Bump El­ liott, tha Michigan coach who has never Inst a game to his hrothsr Pete's Illinois teams, Is In for a humpy afternoon at Ann Arbor. I predict the invading tltinl will capture a Am i thrilling battle, 1 7 -1 4 -K a ffk a ffl Now on with the forecast: UCLA 16, Air Force 6 Alabama 9, LSU 9 Kanaaa State 25, Arizona SU te 3 Rice 3, Arkansas 0 Syracuse 2H, Army 12 Auburn 10, Mississippi State Winners Of Last W eek 's Contest: To Benefit Vets The W om en’s International Rowling Congress will hold a ''T u rkey Tournament" dur­ ing the month o f November at Jet Lanes with all pro­ ceeds o f tha tourney going to the Victory Legion for blind and hospitalised veterans and free turkeys going to the con­ test winners. Mr*. Teens Armao, chair­ man. announced that if con­ testants knock down eight pins or m ore on the first ball in every frame they will re­ ceive a prlta turkey for their efforts. The contest may he enter­ ed In either league or open bowling and will run through the month o f November, spon­ sored locally by the Sanford Women's Bowling Associa­ tion. Horse Show ORLANDO — The second horse show o f the 1964-65 season, sponsored by the Orange County Sheriff's Mounted P<>t*«, will b« pre­ sented at Falrvlew Park on Sunday. The show will start at 1 p.m. Falrvlew Park Is directly across from Ben I White Raceway. Five perfert entries with the exact number •f points (most point* In any gam e), g l each to ; Ann R. Kay, 105 Vlnew ood; Ken Kern Jr., 2129 Laurel; Janet Martin, llle. 3 Box 946 A ; Chari** l>. Hayes, 320 Pia* A re.; Ksasa Laubert, 2004 Holly A re. 'v ; v 8 * Texas 31, Baylor 13 Boston College 27, Viltanova 7 California 12, Washington 10 So. Mississippi IS, Chattanooga 8 No. Carolina 22, Clemson 15 Mlsaouri 14, Colorado 12 Dartmouth 30, Columbia 6 Duke 18, Wake Forest 13 Florida 29, Georgia 8 Georgia Tech 11. Tennessee 7 Florida State 19, Houston 10 Illinois 17, Michigan 14 Oregon State 35, Indiana 25 Oklahoma 27, Iowa State 6 Iowa 16, Minnesota 8 Kansas 15, Nebraska 14 Vanderbilt 10, Kentucky 8 Maryland 20, Navy 12 Tulane 13, Miami (F la.) 9 Purdue 15, Michigan State I t Virginia Tech 21, No. Carolina State 9 Northwestern 28, Wisconsin CONTEST RULES A ddrteo Mary C arter P ain ts Seminole C ou nty Laundry George’s T a vern W hataburger Seakarik Glaao A Paint, Inc. G regory L u m ber C o. Southern A ir W llaon-M aler Furniture Seam The B u f o r d Herald W inner W inner W inner W inner W in n er W inner W in n er W in n er W lftM f SOUTHERN AIR G E O R G E J . MILTS * Pick a num ber which you think will bo tho h ig h est num ber o f point* scored in any ono gam e on thin page and place thin num ber in the *pacc provided in Entry Blank. 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Thl* p**t week wa* no exception when they won three from the Inrlctaa as Linda Pott bombed a 169/473 high aerie* for tha Isa gue. Norma M a t h l a s o n cam* through with a 173/443 for the Invlctaa and Evelyn W ag­ ner backed her up with a fin* 163/436. The Template »nd the L* Sabres split as Mabel Duggan rolled 166/429 to lead the Tempest* and M s Graham and Retty Richey tore them up for the I,e Sabres with 168/476 and 163 lt9, rupeetively. The Rambleettes took four from the Klrctra* al Dutttia McDaniel shot a 161/ 452 series. The Grand Prtx won three from tha Bonne­ ville* to hold their third place standing. Elizabeth Harich rolled 168 457 and Peggy Dooley shot a 162 game for tha Grand Prlx. June Gasiman rolled a 188 high game and 426 series as the Catalina* and the Rivisrat split in their match. In tha match with the Pontlacs, the Skylarks won three to one. 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MIAMI vs. TULANE SSMSSt �1 Miss Carolyn Rice Engaged Mr. and Mr*. Lea l e y l i r a o f Sanford announce the en ­ gagement and approaching to m arring* a f Chair daughter, left baa all the dexterity o f 8 Tirtaoao fiddler's. So after a moat memorable evening, Bedford checked hi* friend into a hotel la Char­ lotte about s a.m,, and the tin t thing he did war pot Ms guitar to bed. Thla mint have been hilarlow t Bedford related ha wag ghrea a formal Introduc­ tion le thla Inanimate aeaembly a f atringa and metal, aa If the guitar alene w e n a re­ nowned celebrity. During the euacert, Sebieaa even let B ed­ ford bold hie guitar la the w ta n white he was making hla BEDFORD AIKIN III ■ary purveyor o f thla atyte ■Bate aow appearing before the public. More recently this Sabteaa “ fe lla '' gavo a concert oa the cam pus at Davldaoa College, aa d Bedford Aiken HI, son o f M r. aad Mra. Dick Alkan o f Baaford, v i s called upon to •orvo oa interpreter for •pate’ a Gypey son, since be epeSks a s English. Bedford la a sophomore at Davidson and a Spanish major, ao bo fit the bill weO. Ha attended events with gahleaa all over the North Carolina area, aad bad the tim e of hla ttfe. About aa hour before the concert, Bedford sad Sables* w ere hi hla draaalng room w bsa the em cee tore la eersam lag about programs. B e l l i a typical eccentric, ternperm ants! artist who wants everything “ Just r o ," Sabicaa ashed Bedford to explain to the gentleman that ha never used written programs be­ cause the audience made so much noise with them that they could not hear his guitar. At thla point ho Informed Bedford that he ( Bedford) would announce the numbers fo r him. Ha presented Bed­ ford with a Hit o f hla Bumbars, all la Spanish, Just as be walked on tho stage. Now thla detail didn't aecm too dif­ ficult, except for one over­ looked m inor factor. Bedford had hla microphone set up at the aide o f the stage, and aa soon as Sabicaa entered the stage, ell the lights want out except one spotlight on our artist, so consequently B ed­ ford h id no light to see the list. The next Item on Ihc agenda w as to push the panic button, but Bedford conjured up an utterance which sounded like it might be Spanish, and left the scene. Sabicaa under­ stood and played furiously, as Bedford ran to tho dressing roam to memorize the next title, and thla went on during the entire concert, which held the audience spell bound. After the concert, a recep­ tion was held for Sabicas, and naturally his Interpreter bad to go aloog. Many of (he more prominent people o f Charlotte were present, ami It was here that he m et an old Greek gen­ tleman, who runs the Open Kitchen, a plush International restaurant with so much at­ mosphere It Is stifling. Sabicaa and Bedford were his guests along with other quits r en­ thusiasts for fabulous food and drink. These guitar players ware playing mostly folk songs which seemed a wee bit tame to our Flamenco artist. F la­ m enco, It is assumed, works best In smoky Spanish dives whose temperature U auto­ matically raised by the pre­ sence o f sultry dancing Gypsy girls, whirled wildly by lean aad lecrtng men. 'ibis is a pleasant fiction, nurtured for the tourist trade, for the tact remains that Flamenco play­ ing la an art whose cultivation la not easily coma by. Sabicaa can literally maka hla laatrutoaat alive. H i k i t a right y e a n , Baaford wiQ he m a rt nr leea ‘ •hlaeh-beltod" and our traveling artteta win eeaae coming to entertain ua. Thla aeeaa auch a ahame ataee culture and good breedlag are dominant among our focal iahabitaata aad thla la re­ flected la the fe e t that w many leave the a n a to attend varioui excelled U gh calibre funetione. It la up to ua to keep Sanford oa a high level, rath“ country, one • horse, kick town." How ten w e actually expect anything else If we don’t take advantage o f the editin g opportunities afford­ ed usT The concert la fo r the entire family and promlaea to bo meet rewarding oad entertain­ ing. The price o f aeaaoo tickets is moat reaaoasute end the tic­ kets are tran sferable, so U you can 't attend, delight a friend with an enchanting evaning. You hostesses, who are having winter guests, buy several tickets, and treat your ii'jie-tu mamaowa —- K i n Carotin L m l i r a , to VO* Uam G ot Milter, a w at M r. and Mra. Glenn Millar, aloo o f thia city. The popular bride-elect wee born in Brooklyn, N. Y ., and attended acboola la Portamouth and Norfotk, V a. She la a IMS graduate o f Semlaote em ployed by the 3. C. Penney Company. H er fiance waa bora la B er­ w ick, Ga., and attended local achoola. He la a m em ber o f the Florida National Guard and la preaeetly em ployed at Wade’s Market. The wedding will b e an event o f Feb. 14, IMS, at I P-ra. at the Oaklawn Baptist Chapel, with complete details to bo announced at a later date. By Seminole Chapter OES Friendship might was oh- the officer fo r whom they were served by Seminole Chapter serving. After all visiting offi­ No. a Order o f Eastern Star, with U mem bers and visitors present, M of which were Past Matrons, and five ware Past Patrons. Seminole Chapter officers escorted visiting officers down friendship lane to the back of Ester’s chair. They ware intro­ duced, w elcom ed and present­ ed a gift from Ute Chapter by GEORGIA BARKS bows. (H ope you were proper­ ly Impressed, Bedford). Bedford then returned to the eampua filled with ecstatic glee over the story book even­ ing, when a sudden realisation came to him. Ito is a pre-mlniiterial student at Davidson and serves as organist for St. Albans Episcopal Church In Davldaon. On his “ safari" with Sabicaa, which waa no fault of bis, had not arranged the church music for the day, ao this tim e our young organist, worked fast and furlnusly to get hla music In order, and the service went o ff In apple pie order, without a soul know­ ing their organist bad been out all night "livin' It up." The Aiken family wa* born with music In their bones, with the entire family (which Is about a baker's dozen) musi­ cally talented. Bedford is a member of the Chapel Choir, and during his freshman year, was accepted for membership In Sigma Upsllon, honorary literary fraternity. He further had poetry and esaaya publish­ ed in Ihe “ Inklings,i," a college publication for treshmen only. So our musician has still fur­ ther talents. Bedford Isn't quite sure what he wants to do in the future, but would wager that whatever he does, he will be completely successful, end will have a “ blast" In what­ ever undertaking he attempt*. BARBARA BUCKLER company to the most discrim i­ nating entertainment. Well, anyhow, got off on this "concert tangent'* with G eor­ gia, and It monopolized the entire evening. Nov. 3 la the deadline for purchasing tic­ kets, so go to your telephone now and call Georgia Rarka at 322 3023 or Kay Bartholo­ mew at 322-7333 and Inform them that you want to assist in the future cultural enter­ tainment of our fair city. SINCE LANGUAGES AND CONCERTS seem to be the or­ der o f the day, another Sanforrllfe and Seminole High School graduate has made quite a name for herself in the Language Department at Or­ lando Junior College. Mlsa Barbara A. Buckler, daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. W. Buckler, of 1009 West Third Street, was recently elected president of Los Gringos, the Spanish Club of Orlando Jun­ ior College. Thla la an organ­ ization to enable the students to broaden their understanding and appreciation o f the langu­ age. Barbara hat been granted ■ working scholarship In Ute Language Department and she is assisting Mrs. Luisa E. Col­ lins, Associate Professor of French 's o d Spanish. TitiS s quite an honor and our hat* ar* o ff to Barbara Buckler. SANFORD HAS MORE IN­ TERESTING people In our midst, both visitor! and resi­ dents. Mrs. Andrew (Helen) Carreway, recently entertain­ ed a most charming and love­ ly lady, and we had the pleas­ ure of meeting her at Mayfair Country Club G olf Course. Our visitor was Madalyn Thach, wife o f Vice Admiral John 5. Thach, deputy chief o f Naval Opera Bona, and a Navy fight­ er ace. The admiral w as In Orlando to address the Central Florida Council of N avy League at a Navy Day banquet at the Or- Geneva BEFORE TEEING OFF at the Mayfair Country Club Golf Course are from left to right, Helen Carraway, her guest, Madalyn Thach, wife o f Vice Admiral John Thach, Cedle Heard, Fanchon McRoberta and Ruth 8wanaon. See Candid Chatter. Friendship Night Observed lasdo Air Force Base Officers Club. The Thachi were guests at the Langford In Winter Park, and later of the Carraways in Sanford. Talked to the five gracious gals before they teed off, and they had plenty of excitement on the egenda. The team con­ sisted o f Madalyn Thach, Hel­ en Carraway, Cecil# Heard, Ruth Swanson and Fanchon McRoberta. Thla waa Uadalyn’ a first trip to the area and she fell in love with “ ua.*’ She actually stated that out of all the places they have lived, she Is very favorably Impressed with the area, and that perhaps they will retire here. When asked how they were traveling, she related they flew down commercially, that not even an admlral’a wife could fly "N avy.’ ’ She Is In­ deed a very lovely person, with an unaffected, warm per­ sonality amt loves a natural, genuine existence. Never did find out what Helen had planned after the golf game, but knowing her, It waa most Interesting and ap­ pealing. If Madalyn hadn't de­ cided ihe liked *U the San­ ford hospitality, being a gracioua hostess, Helen would make her stay so desirable and inviting, that Madalyn would completely forget all the brass in Washington. cers had been Introduced a double sem i-circle waa formed around the Star Points. Byron Leach sang “ Only God Can G ive a Friend’ ’ accompanied by Mra. Joseph Lelnhari at the piano. M rs. Tom B. HUe, 113 West Onora Rd., w as a first time visitor. The substituting officera w ere Mra. Charles B. Cole, conductress in the absence of Mrs. Irving Pryor, and Mrs. Walter Raines, warder, In the absence of the visiting officer. All visitors snd members remained atanding while the officers retired. Byron Leach sang "H ow Great Thou A rt" after the officers had formed a cross in the labyrinth. After the meeting t h e Worthy Matron, Mra. U E. Es­ tes, Invited everyone to the dining room for refreshments. Those serving refreshments w ere Mrs. Walter Raines, Mrs. Sarah P olicy, Miss Versa Woodcock, Mrs. Ruth Wilkin­ son, Mrs. Eva Beckham and Mrs. Ethel Moore. Personals By Jane Casselberry Olrich Lycka Is confined to his home at 417 South St., where be Is recuperating from m ajor surgery, which he un­ derwent som e time ago at Florida Sanitarium and Hospi­ tal in Urlando. He is able to receive visitor* and would be happy to see any of his friends who wish to stop hy. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mra. Lycka were his hrnthrr, Russell L ycka; brother and slater-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Lycka, and sisters, Mrs. TOWARD THE LIGHTER Olga D 'Puloi and Mrs. Steve SIDE—Just In case you didn’t O'Neil, all o f Michigan. know, here'* how to get Oca* off • toon hound. T o keep chunky costume Pour a shovelful or two of Jewelry In new condition, dip medium-sired gravel over hi* a cotton swab in household back amt then sprinkle him with about * halt-pint of whis­ metal polish and apply to Jew­ els. The cotton tip docs an e f­ key. Bourbon Is best. Your hound will be flealcss fective Job of cleansing with­ out scratching. In a flash. How doe* the gravel and whiskey bath get the fleaa oft the dog ? Simple — They drink the whitkey, get stoned, start fighting, and literally stona saeh other to death. Ugh! Personals ■ y J e a w Maya Charles and Dorothy Lam b are mtmbara again thla M a ­ son o f the DcBary Concert Or­ chestra, which U under the di­ rection of Prof. Arthur Bell. They open their winter concert schedule at DeLand next By Mra. H. L. Jahasau month. Wouldn’t it be wonder­ The Elder Springs H om e­ ful if we in Geneva could ar­ makers Club held Its monthly range to have thla fine musi­ cal organisation play a concert meeting recently at the Agri­ In Geneva this w in ter! cultural Center on the Orlan­ do Highway, Donald Atwood has returned Elder Springs MISS CAROLYN LEE RICE Holds Meeting * The program waa on “ Med­ from hla latest visit up In WinElect loo time makes me re­ ical Quackery’ ’ and included ston-Salem, N. C. Donald likes m em ber a rather charming hla grandchildren and the fn the program w as a skit by beautiful fall foliage up there. little Incident In ray life. When Mra. Carl Bradbury and Mias I was touring the U. S. with my Myrtle Wilson. Mr. and Mra. Grant McMil­ show, “ Faca, Figures and Mrs. Black gave a dram ati­ lan and daughter Cindy drove sation reading and Mrs. Brad­ down to Dade City over the weekend to take care o f som e bury gave several reports. business and visit friends and Some o f the m em bers are relatives. working In th« council booth at the American Legion Fair, A big welcome to Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Daniel end ion s to On their next meeting date a Geneva. The Daniels are m ak­ workshop on Christmas will be ing their home on a five-acre tract on Highway 48. At the held. present they are living in a house-trailer, but from all re­ ports they are planning to DeBary build in the near future. which opened Monday. Personals Our sympathy goes to the Giegcr family at their time o f sorrow. Their loved one, Al­ Dwight Kcnnard o f Azalea bert Giegcr, passed away laat Drive has hii sister, Bess Tapweek In Sanford. statt, o f Slayton, O re., visiting him in DcBary. Some good news from Mrs. Tommy McLain is she is feel­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. ing much better and enjoys Staublitx of Plumnsa Road having frienda and neighbors have their daughter, Mr*. W. drop in for a visit. R. Martinez, of New Orleans, La., visiting them. “ a man la hla time plays many parta." One o f tha m ost internet tripe you can take is a trip to Nat­ chitoches, Louisiana. It is one Fashions,’ ’ and presenting it in o f the few ao trancing placet department stores, 1 cam e to left very much aa Is, or should Phoenix where handsome, I say, as waa. Thera in Loui­ siana la a part of the U. S. young Barry Goldwater waa which has romance, beauty m y boat The family waa In and timeless Interest. House* Europe and "B a rry " was dating back to 1750; Oakland, “ minding the store." He help­ (1820) with its museum of eoed select the riding attire for onial treasures, all to be seen my sports model, saw to It that and found charming. Scene of the stage arrangement# were the famous Bossier-Gaiennie perfection, AND be Introduced duel In 1830, “ Cherokee" la me to the audience, t had an now open to the public. The English girl who did Ihe ex­ people of Natchitoches say, ercises In m y show and she “ Com e to Cane River coun­ wa* completely captivated by try, and see the beautiful and handsome Barry Goldwater. I historic places dedicated to tha have followed his career with past history o f our country." a great deal o f Interest, and A beautiful and informatlva am sure I am one of the few book has Just arriver at m y who has h id a U. S. Senator desk, “ The Stitches o f Crea­ act as master of ceremonies at tive E m broidery" by Jacque­ a fashion show. And after to­ line Entboven, published by day . . . who can tell? Maybe Rcinhold. This is a treasure o f I had a future president! Well, em broidery which would be the perfect gift for the women oa your list who enjoy this intri­ guing in d creative work. Won­ derfully Illustrated, It would be a treasure to own. An especially “ n ew " honk to “ Games, A n yon e?" b y Robert Thomsen, a witty collect loo o f The DeBary Business end Adult Games. This is a book Professional Women’ s C l u b for your friends who go on cruises. They can sit on deck will meet Tuesday, Nov. 3, at and play them , and some of 7:30 p.m . a t Dr. George Pri­ the games are solitary pl*ason's office on Highway 17-B3, sures, others are very sophis­ DeBary. ticated. This is also a good gift Guest speaker will be Har­ book for a party-giving ho*, riett Slawter o f the “ Beauty tea*. Published by Doubleday. N ook," Sanford, who will Tom orrow — “ Dear Edyth speak on “ Good Grooming.” Thornton M cL eod." > > Harriett Slawter Home Makers Club j To Address BP Of Sanford Meets DeBary Club George Wripht o f Juan Road will celebrate bis 83th birth­ day on Wednesday, Nov. 4. Mr. Wright sings tenor with the Sanford Male Chorus, and is a mem ber o f the DcBary Community Methodist Church choir. This Thursday The Home Makers Club of Sanford will meet thla Thurs­ day, Nov. 5, at the County Agent's office on Highway 1702 at 1:30 p.m, A most interesting special feature on “ Up-To-Date Health Information" Is planned for all members and all prospective members, so mark your calen­ d a r to attend. Members o f the DeBary Methodist Church choir are happy to le e David Miller back from his trip north. Mr. Miller Is the father o f Mrs. A. MacNaughton of Homestead Avenue, Is 88 years young and sing* tenor In the choir. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Cor­ son Sr. have returned from their trip to Nassau. They en­ joyed the sail from Miami and rested in Nassau between side trips to placet of Interest while there. 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Of m onthum a hotel 3rd * MAGNOLIA IATHER SANFORD SHOP IN A IR CONDITIONED COMFORT 09 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-0983 OPEN FRID A Y N IG H TS * Accredited c h a rs * A ccount* Welcomed • O paa F r id a y 9 �ft I a ’4 r ' J : lx ) it r— ♦ ’— ™ **# — | . . . j, • fir V taV a rf K <*. 8 , i n i — W rroTl i 4 By DetU* Aaetia NAVY FAM ILIES eon # return of March. tha husbands Tha O ffice rs Wives group has a brunch coming up oa Sanford N a n i A ir Station November 1! a t tha Capri. and these wslcom## and fata* M o n about this next week. • # a walla ara tha cauaa o f a good u<4 ( o with regularity »t the m any o f tha aoaial « m u that N A VAL O FFIC E R 'S W I­ V E S CLUB has set a proud Such waa tha occasion Fri­ axampla fo r tha whole com ­ day, October 23rd whan tha munity and other civic organ­ Station O fficer* and their isations to follow. This forward-looking group, w ire* entertained in tha BOQ. It waa “ welcome aboard" concerned about tha lack a f f o r four new officer* and Interest in tha “ better things their w ire*. Capt. Chandler MORE — MORE — MORE Swaneon led tha group In o f life" have donated 1100 to apraadtng tha welcome mat the Seminole County Mutual fo r Lcdr. and Mr*. John Sen- Concert Association. The money will be used to darling, Lt, and Mr*. Marlon Student member­ G reeer, Lt, J. g. and Mr*. John purchase M artin and L t and Ura. ship* to allow more o f Semi­ nole County's children to havs “ B oo" Clerk*. A t the tame time, silver an opportunity to hear and treya were praaantad by Capt. •** “ good entertainm ent" In Swaneon to four men who art tha form o f live artiste mus­ lea rin g the Sanford urea — icians and group* who have tha others wiU still li* seen turn slated to appear here iu this year's concert eerie*. around on other duty. NOWC President Evelyn Lt. Max Daughtry U leav­ presented th a in g for aaa duty aboard tha Fitzpatrick U S S Little Rock, but hie wife check lust week to Judge Ver­ Betty end their children plan non Mize, president o f the as­ to remain In Sanford for sociation in behalf o f Sanford Navy officer’s wives. •whila. Judge Mix* and the officers L t j. g. "B u d” William* and Lt. Clay Mamalt ara be­ o f tha association have not in g transferred over to RV* yet decided just how the stu­ A lt-7 and Lt. BUI Sharp will dents will be selected and join RVAH-12, the new squad­ how the problem o f trans­ ron which will join the other porting them to end from the concerts will be arranged. seven stationed here. The NOWC has set such a The new officers ami thatr ladies, tha departing officers good example of eupporting and their ladlei and tha other community cultural activities members o f the elation per­ It it le hoped that other or­ sonnel enjoyed an evening o f ganizations wilt lie Inspired to dancing to the music o f tha give a similar boost. Deadline for purehaee o f "S ta rllgh ter” orchestra and refresh manta o f fancy hot family, adult or student mem­ berships is Thursday, eo if and cold hora d’oeuvras. • * • jfou haven’t gotten yours yet, H ALLO W E EN parties w i n see your squadron represen­ all the rage last week, and tative or call Kay Bartholo­ they got in the swing and mew, who is co-chairman o f thraw ona Saturday night at the membership committee. In this, as in many ether the Chtefa Club. It must have been a humdinger — cultural, educational, charita­ w e haven't heard the detaill ble and civic ventures, Navy wives are setting tha pace on it yet. However, we know that at for others to follow. May we add hearty com ­ the October business meeting held recently, the Chief’ s mendation* from JetstreamT • • • W ives were busy making taka pises. plans fo r their Christmas basketa and have aaked all members to bring goods and staples to the next business meeting. Chief Rain o f VAII-IS, who is n member o f tbs CI’ O Club advisory board discussed with the wives a long range plan fo r a Christmas charity avent to ha apotisurvd by the CTO Club. Attention was called to the new drape* which were put up in the men's ward o f the sick bay, and the Chief's wivea wera invited to drop by and sea them sometime when they are in the area. All sorts o f exciting plane w ere made fur the coming aeason, Including a Scavenger Hunt, a Court Whist Tarty IT t T) and Over 2 » Tarty, (that'a ua) and a special par­ ty for tha E8'a and E9's. Hostesses for the business m eeting were Mrs. H. Bundvail, Mrs. P. Ktankiewicz, M rs. Phi) Simpson, Mrs. -I. * Glenn, Mrs. A . Bolton end f M r*. D. Siglin. Gueata included Mrs. J. W. Fehr, Mr*. D. D. Booker, Mrs. J . A. Turner, Mr*. W. !!. Reardon, Mr*. R. Buger anil Mrs. R. V. Wood. Dacoratlons wera centered •round a fall them* a t the re­ freshment table. Tha next board meetlnx "w ill be held at Marie Sundvall’a home on November II. s e e ONE o f the “ most fun" Halloween parties waa the one given by the Checkmate* o f V A H -ll where the mommies and the kiddies all came In costume. Winner* o f the “ cutest costume’’ title for the young­ sters were little Michael Potlplnski and Debra Adam*. Hetty Newsome, In her Peter Pan costume won the prise for the "hest-dressed" among the ladles. There were exciting games for both children and ndult*. with Shirley Lucas winning the contest to see how many words could be mada out o f the one word, "Halloween.'* Tha ballroom was gaily decorated with all aorta o f weird and spooky thing* and depicted on one wull was a scan* of a wicked witch riding P*»t the graveyard on her way to her haunted castle, a* owls, bats and ghoata flew through the air. Black cat* pm -hed on all the tables, where the witch­ es brew was served, along with more prosaic cookies, reke, popcorn, and potato chip*. There were apples, too, but you had to catch them with your teeth as thay dangled from a string, which wasn't easy, N EW MEM BER o f th e Checkm ata wives. D in , It. H. Aiinmit, le ft, looks o v e r the club's scrapbook o f activities with Historian, M rs. R obert N ew­ som e, as they review pust events anti talk about the clu b's fu tu re plans. Checkmate Dottle Bergen la aa proud as punch these days since her daughter Donna was crowned Quern o f the Peanut Bowl. N o wonder— Donna is such a pretty and popular g ir l Nov, Calendar 6 — 211 Wives stallation dinner, ballroom, 7:20 p.m, N ov. 6 — Concert series drive ends Nuv. 9 — RV.VH-5 EM Wi­ ves business meeting N ov. 11 — CPO Wives board meeting, Mari* Sundvail In­ N ov. 11 — KVAII-6 O Wi­ $acaby On fthidqsi ves brunch, Cspri N or. U — RV AH -9 EM W i­ ves progressiva holiday party N ov. 17 — Tlgerettea, RVAH-1, g et acquainted coffee N ov. 21 — NOWC Harvest Ball, ballroom, 7 p.m. N ov. 24 — V A H -ll. Det 8, Cheek mats* Thanksgiving so­ da] By Oswald Jacoby In the m itch between the (D> « United Stales and the Repub­ A A Q4 lic of Chin* In the World Y N one Bridge Olympiad, both teams ♦ AKQJ4 had no trouble arriving at aix ♦ K J 1 0 13 spades. WENT EAST When Mr. Wu played the *73 *K hand, he ruffed the opening 9 (1 7 1 1 1 ] Y A 1084 htart lead in dummy and laid *1191 *1072 ♦ • AQ8742 down Uis ace of trumps. Tho B onn king dropped snd Wu made A J 10 0 1 8 1 1 all the tricks. VKJI At the other table, Mr. Shen o f the Republic of China d e­ ♦ At cided that the American pair North and South vulnerable knew what they were doing Navth Ksto gas lb Waat and decided to defend by bid­ 1♦ Past 1 ♦ Pass ding six no-trump, to ask his 3* Pssa 4 * Pst* partner to choose a suit, Mr. •♦ Pass Pass Pats Huang went to seven heart*, Opening lea*'—Y S where he waa doubled. North cashed three high dla-1 Dum my ruffed with the nine mondi and the ace of spades and was overrulfcd by lltc ami led a fourth diamond, ja ck . This gave the defense ddy Jdiy h JtA five tricks ami they atm had to collect another trump and a club for a 1,300-point penalty. Since the spade slam was Wurth l,4»>0, the Republic of China gained 180 points or four International Match Points on the board. While no one should quarrel with success, I feel that Shen’* bid was one that not many playera would make. He could be certain that be would lose almost the full slam score and. U his partner had not happen-, til to show up with a six-card heart suit, he might have lost more lhan the slam. In addition, he might have been able to Iwat six spades. After all, he was looking right at tho king o f Irumpe, the uce of hearts and the queen of clubs. T V Time Previews T p.m. to Conclusion. E lec­ end. Eric Sevareid and Msr |Ihe analytical RCA Computer* Night Coverage. CBS. lin Agronsky will do the ana find the election, Walter Cronkik Is tlw anchor lyiing on s national scale. ABC. The feature of tins netNBC. This network's top work's election coverage will man with Harry Itcssoner and Roger Mudd handling the pres­ new* team of Chet Huntley be guest ont-Thr-iir rutmul-| tmd David Brinkley take care idential race. Hohert Trout Is of the presidential race and tints, Clare Boothe Luce ami responsible for the senatorial fr a n k McGee handles tho race Arthur SchlL-sinMcr Jr. am! races and Mike Wallace it In in the Senate. John Chancellor Sen. Sam J. Ervin (D ) o f charge of the gubernatorial hoa the job o f explaining how North Carolina. Handling the ( lection return* will be anchor­ men Howard K. Smith and Ed­ ward I*. Morgan. ABC’s politi­ cal reporter William II. Law­ rence will add bis com m ent! Irom time to time, 9 > (bnah CUbby: ifSfoyS Pm * DEAR A B B Y : W e are new in town. Last evening my hu.-band’s foreman and hie wife dropped in on ua unexpectedly. We were not p r e p a r e d for company. When I served some soft drinks, the man hinted that he wanted s o m e t h i n g “ stronger." W# didn't have anything In the house, so my husband took him to the corner bar and left me with the wife. Bite talked bad about everybody at tbs plant. I didn't even know half the people she gossiped about. S he told me 1 ought to “ do scnirthlng" with my hair, which hurt my feel­ ings because my hair I* very thin and there's not much 1 can do with it. Then she asked me when I waxed my floors last and I told her I had waxed them that morning. She said. (On •They look terrible. Yon •hnuld try my brand." The men w e n g o n e three hours. Whan thay came back this couple stay­ ed until 1:30 a.m., although I aald several times m y husband had to get up at 8:00 a.m. fo r work. Do you think It was right o f my husband to have left me there all evening with that w om an? What If they drop hi again? I don't rare to associate with her. My haad still ache* from last night. HEADACHE tall them “ resting." And If 1m wish#* to entertain tha pair o f them, tall him ha Is wslcom# to. a a OXEN IIAUI.KU SHIP ROWLEY, Mss*. ( UPI ) — It took 100 yokr of oxen to haul a nswly-built ship from this village to the nen back In lsl1, Csp'n Nathaniel M. Parley built the ship, a 110-tun schooner, on Rowley Com­ mon. The oxen transported the vessel oil n set of truck* a mil* and a half to the ocean where it was launched. Tho feat wus performed, accord­ ing to the Boston Sentinel o f May 7, 1814, " t o the uninzement o f the entire w orld" without injury to man, bruat or property. about roto their child?**. M y la tho m other o f throe to y s , I f her husband tails them tn de something, I them to do tho Many ttraaa I h ove heard her any, "1 d on 't earn W H AT your father aald, you’ll do aa I an y !" they do, too. N o those children a n confused snd nervous. I* t h e n nay way I can hetpf BISTER M ARY o D E A R A B B Y : I am a 14year-old girl and 1 was wondering If you think it is fair fo r a g irl's mother to judge a boy b y th# w ay ha dresses. My mother doesn't Ilka a certain boy fa r that reason and I don’t think it ’s fair. JR. H1UH GIRL D EAR G IRL: A boy's drtta it an indication o f his home environment, hi* eharactar, personal hygiene and aalf-aateam. Listen to your mother, n oney, and you won't gu wrong. • a • DEAR HEADACH E: Tell your husband that If ha like* tha man, fin*, hut you don't want a fmirsoma-typ# friendship with them. If they drop In again, you go tie down and let your hueband answer tha door and D EAR BISTER: Perhaps, but this la NOT your prob­ lem, so bo careful. I would toll both your sister and her husband what you hsvO observed and how you as* th* a ffects o f thalr (p roto sbty unintentional) conflict. Having dona that, say aa m a n and hop* fa r tha h a s t a * a D E A R A B B Y : I wish yon w o a I d write something Jhn(Oomnn Your future daughter-in-law may find It hard not to blame you If her husband: Is Inconsiderate in such small, but important ways as neglecting to let her know when he will he late to dinner, expecting her to constantly pick up after him instead of pulling thing* where Ihey b e­ long, demanding that she wait on him Instead of doing things lor himself. Is to used In having his own way that he sulks if he doesn't get it. It oblivious to the fact that i j By Abigail Van la rta ' C O N F I D E N T I A L TO SY LV IA : Thar* la nothing wrong with patting all your egg* In on* basket— If you k*#p you r ay* on tho b s skafc a * a ey Ruth Mni*tt a woman needs compllmenta and praise. Is careless about his groom ­ ing or table manners. Is neglectful of the chorea about the house and yard that are “ man's work.” la unaware o f tha Import­ ance that women attaeh to be­ ing presented with a gift, how­ ever small, on such occasions as birthdays and wedding an­ niversaries. Is carolcst about showing hi* wlfo the little courtesies that a woman expects o f a man. U disdainful of woman's brains and ability. If resentful o f the money hi* wife spend* on bartelf. Problems T W r i t * to ABBY, Box 83700, Los A n . g tlei, C stlf. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelop*, a * * la hard to cook far because bn has ao many food dislikes, or wanta everything cooked just like mother used to make it It ao negligant about letter Hat* to writ* letter*t writing that fas wife has to Send on# dollar to A bby, write all o f his thank-you let­ Rot 83700, Loa Angela*, ters and even writ* to his fam ­ Calif., fo r Abby's booklet, ily. “ HOW TO W RITE L E T . Your future daughter-in-law TERR FO R A L L OCCA* will find R hard not to blame 8IO N 8." you for any or all o f these faults In her husband. TV RENTAL So, long before your ion gets • Sale# • a wife, you ought to be dutog all that you can to be sure Seminole T V that jo u r future daughter-inF A M tM FAItM MANAGEMENT Cater T Y COLLEGE STATION, Tax- law will get a considerate hus­ 28*8 Raaferd A r e band. as (U P I) — Every bit as Im­ portant as ruin snd sunshlna In modsrn agriculture is adaquata farm end tench menagement snd spprslssl, ac­ cording to n Texts AA.M Un­ iversity agricultural econom­ ic* expert. Dr. A. it. Wooten, associate professor in th* department o f agricultur* economics and sociology at A&M, ssys absen­ tee ownership Is Increasing M ONDAY THRU SATURDAY th* need fo r managers o f IIW Y . 17-92 — FE R N P A R K — M 8 -2 5 U T a x is farms and ranch**. THE p l tu b ja m m e r IS HERE! SEAFO O D & STEA K S tion T e le v is io n T o n ig h t TUESDAY P. M. (*» Trie* !• Rlsht 14:13 (Ji NBC Now* Pulltlcal T:*0 (*> Kli.-tlon '«» — Nation. 11:04 l i t Concon(radon (4) Andy rtf Xlayborry .1 m I.o. »l ( I ) (l ot T h * 4l«o*uat (4) t'anipvJan '44—Cl It: tt:30 (3( Jeopardy K:«..Hun C o v .r ij, i l l Tli# Real McCoy* with Voter Profilo ( ) ) 4IU.lt .4 LInha Xxsiytls 7.11 t*> VVtipij— E la t io n It* WEDNESDAY P, M. turn* 14.14 C l Kay Wh-n T.3<) ( ! ) hltollon O ' am*# (4 taiaa of IJf# (To Conclusion) I'athar K n o * i Elaol <4> Campolsn '4*— C or­ 11:34 ((>■ i t ,N ,# i on a* Kolurn# 11:3* (II Kosrch for TomarT lr w P o t a r m , P r , - i : „ B , i .11 roar n t a l t 'l r >,li,4i*t4 r i - i n a a . • '04 ( 4 • N«w» Kp.ru, W eather III Non* (3) Nowocop* 4.IS (*> CHS News— W slisr c'ronktta (J) liuntuy-llrthkloy Report 1:11 1:3* IS) A<|iian*i!<a 7:14 ( l i 4t-8<|B*d (SI Car 14 Where Tout At* Till (3) Mr. Novak (4) Ccro&it IS) finMory'* Ptosis 1:40 (4) *11*1* Adventure 14:4* Sl:33 1:40 Carolyn Mulder. Pat Clem­ 1:14 |J> XIin from l.’ NC.UE. (tt XtsHaU'o S«ry ens and Agnes Buenarista (C) IW4 Hkolton were responsible fo r tha fa n ­ f -04 (•) Th* Tycoon (I) TW-1 cy decorations, with Mary 1:10 (4) : o»t Junction TH E BARBIZON Restaur- Rufus In eharge o f refresh­ (41 Pay too PUcs (3) Cltupslsn OndUataa ■nt In Winter Park waa the ments. Social chairman if 11.14 (II Th# Vu*tHv# acena o f Thursday's luncheon Judy Moreau. 4) Th* Doctor* sad tk* Nuria# o f the S ta ff W ives, with Mrs. Today the Chsckmatei II 44 ( I t III IS) N*#»S switch quickly from Hallo­ Robert Farrell and Mr*. Ma­ 11 IS 14) Xt»vt< rion Harris as hostesses. ween to the Yuletide season 11:34 <1> T>nl«hl Show (I) Xtovl* There w ere 2-1 person* pre* ** they planned to work on WEDNESDAY A. M. ent ineluding chairmen Mr*. Christmas decorations while l i t * (1) sis * o » James Mayo and four guesti having their buiiness meet­ 4:13 (J) Scop# M ra George Kimmnns. ing. I II (41 .Saw# a W -.tt.or 4 14 (11 World Clvllliatloa Sire. Alice Duncan. Mrs. Carol A new Invocation o f the lay Suorla# «»'o«#4w ximith end Mrs. Jane Moore. club wltT b# the “ Checkmate T :« IS. Today • • * (I I Hunohln* Atman*# of th* M onth/’ who will be fit# 14 » \ , . l RVA1T-5 O fficers'* WU*o ♦elected on k pul„ t n tU m > 7:1* ( ! » Ptrm M#rk#t Report 7:14 (*< XXtkr-up llo vlM w ere hostesses recently to a under the leadership o f Chair7:14 (It To4*r get acquainted coffe* for th* man Fifi Rioe, with Charlotte (>) Mlckt# Ktia. memher* o f their sister club, Nee*. Sandra M cAnally and 7:11 tonal Sow*. W a i t s * , I #4 (4 Captain Kangaro* j j h a RVA I{-:> Savagettes, *n- Carolyn Moulder assisting In 1:34 13) XV»tb«r • Naas wiatsd wives. making the selection. |:|l (St cartooss (Si Todsy New little dependents fur A patriotic color scheme 1:14 (1) Duore# Court prevailed In the NAS Ball­ the CheckmaUa are tw o baby (II XtnorlcSn lllatory (I. Kitrcl## r#r W i s h room (these are alto the girl*, born to .Sherry Grubb S:t> (f> Cartoon* squadron colors) and was end Pat Waeiliua during Oc­ M S (Si IUm»or Room (Si ( lu fd lo Dill Jr. highlighted by a beautiful tober. 11:44 IS) V»V. Room for bouquet o f red carnations. On November !R h the baddy (d) \*w» with Ulko Wal­ All sort* o f delicious good­ Cherkmatea plan to have a lses ies were served to g o with th* Thanksgiving social a t tha II *4 (f> Spain#* ; * :! ! 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K rfilln*M iftl'l H u ll\ \ \ !, Iff?!*! C A P T A IN LL S S5S£ e ttta ta a eseB a w a s a s a aaBaaaaaaa bb EASY ALLEY OOP FRECKLES AND F R IE N D S j l U l h i f r �PETUNIAS COUMrv Into Six Yens More Of Army . HURLBURT FIELD, Fla. Atr fo e c e captain, killed when his T » Jet trainer crashed last Saturday, were held at the Scabrnok ( T e i . ) Methodist Church. U w body will be akippsd to Arlington, V s,, for burial with full military honor* Wednes­ day ia tha National Cemetery there. The M e r i t space agency •aid Monday an investigation of the crash that killed him may take several weeks to complste. But feathers pulled from the wreckage indicated the fait-movtag jet may have collided with low-flying birds at K itreafccd toward a land­ ing at Ellington Air f o r e s Base south of Houston. The tragedy brought astro­ naut training to a virtual halt for the week in memoriam to the quiet pilot who hoped som e day to fly to the moon. f U F I ) — A ir C o m m a n d o Chaitoa L . Jones re-enllsted Per s is yaara white gliding through the air a t 1,000 fe e t r G liding betide the Midland IGs.) earner airman wars C apL Nelson J . Gough, who •dmialetond Uw oath, and M /B g t. James A- Howell, who aarrtod Old Glory. 1 T h e three, members o f the T actical A ir Command comb e t control tram , bailed out ®f a C-47 Skytrsin. The Air F orce eaid today it believed 9 onee w as the first airman EGLIN A FB , FIs. < U P I ) t o re-cn liit while parachut- They’ro studying peaceful co­ existence between R u s s i a n fag. ; F o r T /S g t. Jones ths rs-cn- •nd American hogs at this Hata u n t jump was his 200th 722-squsro mile A ir Fores I m p - The three men used reservation In the Florida gU erablc parachutes and a Panhandle. Reeulte o f the swine mixloudspeaker system to per­ form the ceremony. ing program so fer are un­ determined. The project was disclosed by L t Gel, Sheldon Vernon, who said conservation and wildlife ars important at ths Air Proving Ground Center here. - A special Americanism pro­ Vernon showed movies o f gra m will t o presented at a joint meeting of Uw DeBsry two Russian boars being re­ leased from • truck and scurrying into ths under­ p. m . Thursday at the DeBsry brush, honefully to find hap­ Community Center. In charge piness with some local wild e f the program will be Fred sows. Three Russian sows M cLaren and Mrs, Gaston also were Included in ths ex ­ periment. Lesson Here For People? tagton Groups Set Meeting Legion and Auxiliary m em ­ b e r ! win Join those of other veterans groups Sunday at the F irst RspUst Church to ob­ serve Veterans Day. Those at­ tending are asked to meet st the church at 10:30 a. m. and to wear tha uniform of their orgBflliatiaa if possible. Sentimental Clock LONDON (U PI)—Orchestra leader Eric Rnhliuon has ap­ pealed to hurglars to return his guitar shaped alarm clock that plays “ The Blue Danube Waiti” because of ita senti­ ments] value. 1964 ELECTION SCORE SHEET ELECTORAL VOTES REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC Al At AMA ALASKA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO coNN icriCLrr DllAWARI FLORIDA GIOt&IA HAWAII IDAHO |IU il 40tS IIHPt ANA . | IOWA KANSAS KINTDCKY LOUISIANA MAIN? MAITLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MlNNIIOTA Mississippi MISSOURI MONTANA NISIASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIEE NEW JIIS IV NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA O TBW ” PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA I3QUTH DAKOTA iTtNNISStE ntXAS t t ff fil | VERMONT V1RQNIA_________ 10 ] 0 40 4 • 3 1 14 12 4 4 2* 11 ~T 7 * 10 “ T To 14 21 10 7 12 ' 1 4 s 1 4 17 4 43 13 4 26 a 4 2* 4 t 4 11 with Deputy Wesley Place, Friday. At right in back ia Mrs. J. W. Dugger, teacher and at right ia James E. Murray principal. THIRD GRADE STUDENTS at Lake Monroe School pone in front o f th® Seminole County Mobile Crime Unit after touring the crime lab Monroe Pupils See Crime Lab Children o f Monroe School's third grads had e new ex­ perience Friday when they toured the Seminole County S h eriffs Department Mobil* Crime Unit, under tho direc­ tion o f Deputy Wesley Place. Pises showed tho children how fast the portable light system could be set up in c u e o f emergency snd explained some o f the equipment in the traveling lab that makes for fast, on tho spot eriras de­ tention for the S h eriffs Dept. The deputy alio talked to tha children about the im­ portance o f respect and obedi­ ence in the home and tchool. A fter his visit* Deputy Pises received 31 lettara BLACKBURN, England (UPI>—A bus driver protested WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (U P I) — Eighty-slx-yesr-old Dennis T. Portianko haa known a half-doten presidents, but has never been able to vote for one o f them—until to­ day. “ For Uw first time in p y Ufa I'm going to vote," h e said exuberantly. Portlanko’a aon, P ort, 31, said his father would w ear his best suit to an apartment “ But although be’ s been a in court that 22 fem ale beck eitixen 30 or #0 years, he's ne­ seat drivers giving him direc­ v er been able to vote,’’ his aon tions where to drop them off said. confused him. “ Last May mom died. In The Judge ssld that wasn’t June I brought dad out here a good enough excuse for run­ to live with me. Now he'e go­ ning red lights and barred ing to vote for Uw first lim e Ken Nilholton from driving for in his life—in a laundry room lix months and fined him 114. yet.” He also lost bis Job. m em o toward others and noting the way of lift portrayed in the story which ean serve as a model for his own aspirations and goals toward good w hole­ some, m oral living. T o prove value of the book as a reading level advance­ ment, the student also is asked to list five to 10 w ords and their meanings which have tneressed the reading vocabu ­ lary. Review o f the program In o b ­ servance o f National Book Week, Nov. 1-7, shows that due m in , Hoover, Coolidge and Rookies Harding, He knew President CHICAGO (U PI) at the Chicago Police Acad­ Johnson when be was the Jun­ emy appear to be neutral in ior senator from Texas. the presidential election. The trainees were asked to vote Monday in a aausage maker's “ corned beef poll.” But the rookies spurned trays of corned beet sandwiches la­ beled "L B J ” and “ Barry” and selected salami land- From Sanford WASHINGTON ............. Faster thru express service MIAMI ...... ................ ................ Only S '« hours vim Parkway BOSTON ..... The only thru servies K AN SAS CITY ....... The only thru service wi son o f Mr. and Mm. James M. Moye Jr., 309 West 16th Street, and n 1058 gradaute o f Seminole High School, haa completed an eight-week air 1 defense o ffice r basic course nt the A rm y A ir Defense Directors o f tha Seminole School, Fort Bliss, Tex. n.nunty Chamber o f Commerce First Lt. Pete Sharber, id their wives have been in- whose w ife resides at 206 ted to attend the 19H4 fall West Iflth Street, la partici­ inquet o f the Winter Park pating in “ Eiercisa Sky r-ihnpter o f Christian Bust- Scldlcr V I,” a nine-day c o ­ >i* Men’s Committee Inter- ordinated Republic o f China itlonal at 7 p.m. Thursday and U, S. A r m y exercise i the Windjammer Restau- being conducted t h r o u g h int on Hwy. 17-03 in Fern Thuradsy on the island o f Taiwan. F. Nelson Blount, InternnPfc. George Hampton Jr., unal business lender and whose parents reside at 1602 ell • known creator of West 17th Street and who is ttoomtown U.S.A.,” will ba a 1989 graduate o f Crooms >• featured speaker. High School, haa keen gradu­ H l o u n t , multi-millionaire ated from the 8th Infantry «n rr o f tho Ocean Spray Division non • commissioned •*r■anberry company, operates ! officer academy at Baumthia “ Steamtown U. 8. A ." at- holder, Germany. tr-action* aa a hobby. The exPvt. John W. Zaigler, son hiIblts contian many working o f Mr. snd Mrs. John J. M g mtcdels o f old eteam engines. ler, 167 Jackson Street, A lta­ monte Springs, has com plet­ ed an intermediate speed a radio operators course at Fort BRISTOL. England ( U P D Jackson, S. C. He was gradu­ !ie drought conscious water ated in IOfi.1 from Crcoms mipany p r o d d e d wartime High School. cm orivi by urging consums lo put only six inches at In labor, tha practica of ater into tubs for hatha. The orld War 11 limit here was “ moonlighting" refers to mul­ tiple Job-holding. re inches. s s Beadias la increased enrollment Uw A a Enriched NOW M ADY ’ ( r i m etUJag lo r the m a d ia s school is close to e* eroding of two book* « d i month it the required five-hook per A L L COLORS receiving rnthualoiUc p irticl- pupil library book distribution patios among fifth grade •til­ mark. Additional books parti­ des tJ at ta k e M iry Clem ea- cularly a r t needed in the felkGrapevilln JUmarj Ui t School, o ffic iili report. lore, religion, mythotogyy, le­ M i l G repev flb A en, Although itodeuti m ake gend and poetry areas and their ow s book seiecU ou from donations vrUl be greatly ap­ the tchool library o r other preciated If they are no long­ available aources, they are er of value to the individual. guided by a 12-ipaced color wheel with each lection re­ presenting a different c a te ­ gory o f literature. Areas re­ quired to complete the wheel include biographies, fairy tales, classics, poetry, science, history fiction, folk lore, reli­ gion, legend o r mythology, m y­ steries, history fact, sports, id venture and series stories. After each book ia read a pupil evaluation ia written c it­ ing the reader's likes and dis­ likes for various m iln ch aract­ f a s t e r T U R N P I K E , d ers, evaluating the attitudes OCTOBER W IN N ER o f the P ilot Club Safe D river A w ard nt Sem inole High School in Minn Stefnny W eatguto (ce n te r), who receives n free ta n k o f gns from B. S. K iddy, m anugor o f the Standard Station at F ren ch Avenue and First Street. A t le ft in Mm. Jerry Jem igan, president o f th e Pilot Club, which m akes the m onthly award in cooperation with S a n ford service station operntorn, to a student driver chosen hy the Student C ou n ­ cil. Miss W estgnte in the d au gh ter o f Dr. and Mrs. Phil W entgate, T II I I |i TRA ILW AY S BUS TERM IN AL Car. Park ft 2nd. 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See the spectacular new Americans at your Rambler dealer. American M otors’—Dedicated to E xcellence* A akaat In : Largest and Finest of tha New Rambletl Oaaric: New Intcrmcdiatc-Sua Rambler A d ria n : Ths Compact Economy King M r Ritoto 1*1« to» tito-YUs* f®ftm it as ton Mb Wothir fj* Hutog. Mvaacad Unit CrntrsdSo* . OwpDp natprafog. Ctnaw-Araand about rpttm . Utrs-Card Acryfe Dim * 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322* “ Headquarters For Sprinkler System*' BILL HEMPHILL M OTORS, INC., 301 W est W atch the Danny K aye Show o n CBS-TV, W ednesday Evenings m m stton �y* •* Johnson Sees 'M andate For Unity' 2 County Races Close Seminole County * * * • on the St Johns Hirer • • • • **The Nile of Amerie.. ) Sa ttfa rti Im t t o Up Codaam Partly cloudy b u l l e t in > t h r u T h u r s d a y ; h ig h Established 11908 near 80; km In WED. NOVEMBER 4. 1964 60a SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 814 to t o t M a r t a t y C s n n b We tn a t officials at voting stoa, It was m t a M tola sf- precinct 1* (Farm er’ s Auction whew to t eaavaestog Market) left that drat " e " out comptatod Ms official a t the word “ precinct" o o their identifying placard to alve at Tuesday's elect 1 m. B aker tallied l , e u votei a t the long lines of voters some* agatoet to t fee Us thing to E . C. Harper Jr. talk about a t they wafted (in most cates more than SO minutes) their turn at the machines. • • • The Herald made an unintentlonal, but appalling err* o r on the cover page o f the Recreation aection o f tha re­ cent named Progresa one of Edition. the Wa lovely young ladlea you saw there Susan Tanner, when ity it wee Mias Lynn daughter o f Mr. and E. McCord, o f Rt. 1, Our sincere apologies McCord. e e e in real­ McCord, Mrs. C. Boa 3A. to Mias Seminole Countiane with a •weet tooth are in luck. Hundrede o f boxee o f chocolate candy are being delivered to Lyman High School Friday which the atudents will be selling In one big combined fund-raising drive for ail tha school clubs and organisa­ tions. Good candy — good cause. • e e County Commissioner John Alexander, a form er president o f tha Sanford-Seminole Jay ceaa, will talk to hla former club-mates Thursday noon at the Civic Center about the county planning program. e e e C o wa dare remind you that It’a only 11 days ’til ■fclfrlstmts? Might ae well say thay art all shopping days since there are now a num­ ber o f placea where you can ■hop on Sunday. While this i* horrifying to coneervativea, it la a boon fo r tha aix-d«y-a week worker, who hai no other leisure time. Don’t let the publicity about 3b and 40 hour work weeka fool you — there are still lota and tots o f futka who work Iota longer hour*. • • • Wa suggest that someone aee about getting another tine out to the Agricultural Center. That’s tha hardest ’ phone in tha county to get— the line is always busy. s e e Second report luncheon o f the United Fund captains will be held at the Tradewinds Cafetarla Friday at 12:15 p.m It’a Dutch and they will meet in tha private dining room s e e Mi.Mi, a black miniature French poodle, ia lost. MiMi was a birthday present just last Sunday from C. 0 . Todd, 2637 French Aven ue, to his wife, Martha. Tuesday morn­ ing MiMi disappeared and the Todds can’ t find her. If any­ one seta the small and fright­ ened MIMI, please call 322085 or 322-8388. • • • One vole can really be Im­ portant. When Rutherford B. Hayea was elected president in 1876 it was by a margin of one vote in the electoral college. When that election was con­ tested, he won a second time in the House of Representa­ tives—by one vote. The man who cast the decid­ ing vote for Hayes himself had been elected to Congress by one vote. And the man who cast the vote for Congressman was so sick he had to be car­ ried to the polls on a stretcher. • • • The University of Florida Press reported that one of its publications had been stolen from a book show in a prom­ inent city. The book was "How To Be An Active C ftlu n,’ ’ and the city was Washington, D. C. • • • Probably a tut o f others have the same feeling. Except service eUtione, motels end restaurants located on end dependent to some extent on the 17-92 traffic. oting Record Tallied By Dottle Absentee ballots la Semin ole By Harry I. Johnson County will decide the winner Polling places were Jammed in two county races and could across the county for many overcom e the small lead in m ore than 12 hours yesterday county balloting presently held as a rltmax to a tong, arduous by Sen. Barry Goldwater over campaign which saw President Lyndon Johnson, tempers heat and friendships who swept the state and na­ in some instances freeze. tional polls. A total o f 11,398 persons The county eanvasalng board stood in long lines in many G O V .-E LE C T BU RN S m et at 10 a.tn. today to begin tes to cast their ballot—a rec counting a total of 1,234 absen­ ord number for the county but tee ballots, and the city board not in percentage o f the total is slated to meat at coon. number eligible to vote. The 20$-vote lead plied up In addition, 1,234 absentee by incumbent City Commis­ ballots are to be counted by sioner Joe Baker, however, la Voting Registrar C a m l In no danger from a report of Bruce and her staff. These lao absentee ballots in the city change the local situation election. At present time, Ba­ some of the tightest ker had 1,042 votes to E. C. JACKSONVILLE (U P !) This year 78 percent of Harper Jr.’ s >34. Gov.-elect Haydon Burns, tast­ total number (legible cast In the Taco for County Com­ ing sweet victory after a bit­ their ballots compared with 87 missioner o f District 3, Demo­ ter campaign, already was percent in 1960. crat Lawrence Swofford and Many are believed to have Republican Pape Bassett will looking ahead today to the visited the polls yesterday only 1968 race when he hopes to have to await the outcome of to walk away when they saw the absentee ballots before the win a four-year term. the long lines of prospective winner of that race can be an­ Burns was to attend a can voters. nounced. In Precinct 1 the lines were vassing board meeting today Only 111 votes now separate and have a “ victory brunch" long throughout the day and the two candidates in the hotly far Into the night as residents contested race, with Bassett with some supporter*.’* waited to cast their ballots. The Isnky Jacksonville m ay­ presently ahead 7,733 to SwofPrecinct workers reported fo r d ’a 1,617. or had no words of concilia harraism ent at this polling The outcome of the District lion last night for his defeat place in Sanford Junior High 4 Justice o l the Peace race it ed opponent, Charles Holley, School. also In doubt a t Dem ocrat A1 though he urged HaUiV’f D avit holds only a 232-vote porter* to "join h a n ti lead over Republican C. E. TnijOrity to' t h ie f the ‘ of the state.*' -P ® (Chuck) Kern. He caUd Holley a “ coattail b y l ’rariftct Jl, more than an Seminole Countlans east 487 votes for Goldwater and candidate" who tried to ride hour after tha polls officially a surprising 8,624 for Presi­ into the governorship on the closed. popularity of Republican pres­ dent Johnson. The next return w ai filed at Incumbent Sen. Spessard L. idential candidate Barry Gold- 8:30 p.m. by Precinct 6 and Holland took a commanding l water. from then on the rest o f the “ l a m happy this election is tw o-toone lead over opponent 23 precincts trickled In with Claude R. Kirk Jr. In Semin­ 1the last In the state of Flor­ their returns, some arriving; ida where there can ever be ole County. long after midnight. Gubernatorial can­ a coattail candidate on the na­ Mrs. liruce read off the re­ didate Haydon Burns at 8.837 tional candidate," Burns said, sults to a host of newsmen and referring to the fact that In the and Charles Halley at 7,408 ran womrn in the lobby of the future the gubernatorial elec­ a surprisingly close race. courthouse, twice losing her tions will be heid in non-presiIncumbent Rep. Joe Davis voice and having to rest be­ thoroughly trounced his Re­ dential election years. This Is fore continuing. the reason that Burns' current publican opponent, Robert T. Transistor radios were in Hoover, M. D ., with a total of term will end in two years. use as the national races were The grcjln g, 32-year old 8,300 to 4,807, Davis carried watched during intermission Bums who hat been mayor of 17 precincts. on the local level. Jacksonville for 13 years, won Incumbent Tax Asaessor Mary Earle Walker was re. by a big margin over Holley. The governor-elect said ho turned to office by Seminole County voters with a secure believed hit support had help­ lead of 9,331 to 8,733 for R e­ ed the Johnson Humphrey tic­ publican candidate Guy Allen. ket carry Florida hut added that supporting the Democratic Dem ocratic School Board in­ ticket probably cost him 200,cumbent Jam es Blrkenmeycr 000 votes in the state. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Jr, piled up a comfortable Spessard Holland, Democrat margin of votas over Repub­ seeking his fourth six-year lican challenger Waiter Hoterm as U. S Senator, easily berg with a 7,733 to 3,881 WASHINGTON (U P I) defeated his Republican oppon­ count. Dcmocral* early today nailed ent, Claude Kirk Jr., in Tues­ down control of the House in day’ s election. ihe n th Congresi Their con­ With 2.2W precincts of 2,tinued majority in the Senate 278 reported, Holland had 333,had been assured hours before. 771 vote* to Kirk’ s 333.384. Haydon Burns Wins Easily, Looks To '66 Sen. Holland Wins Handily Conffress Nailed Miss Ellen Hoy Succumbs A t 68 Mis* Ellen Hoy, 88, form er city U x collector who retired after 41 year* in the office, died at 12:26 p.m. Tuesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Born in btarion County Oct. 3, 1896, she had lived in San­ ford for the past 44 years making her home at 1112 South Oak Avenue, She was a member o f All Soule Cath­ olic Church and a member of the Catholic Woman's Club. Survivor* are two aiatera, Mrs. M ery Micklea, o f San­ ford, and Mrs. W. F. Runge, o f Atlanta; two nieces, Mrs. James If. Morris and bliss Dorothy Rung*, both o f At­ lanta, and one nephew. Dr. William H. Runge, o f San­ ford, Funeral mast will be con­ ducted at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at All Souls Church with Rev. Richard Lyons officiating. Burial will be In All Souls Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be members o f the Holy Name Society, Rosary wUl be recited at 8 p.m. today at Brisson Funeral Home. Deputies Called To Precinct By Julia* IUustrees Voting In Precinct 1 at the Sanford Junior High School almost cams to u atand-atlll several times Tuesday due to activltleu o f poll watchers and as a result only 84 per cent o f the 1,907 eligible elec­ tor*. o r 1,239, actually voted. R e p o r t s Indicated there were about 350 voter* In Ha* at 7 p.m. when th* polls clos­ ed. Peter Bukur Sr., chief elec­ tion cl«rk, said that voting wa* not com puted after 11 p.m., that ta bu la tion were not finished until 12:30 a.m. this morning end that records were not taken to the Court­ house until 1:4S a m, "I'v e been an election clerk five or aix years,” Bukur ateted "and never before hare r u e -S lU E M L Y N D O N H, J O H N S O N we had anything Ilka this. We had ao much Interference from tha poll watchers It (lowed down the voting procedure." Bukur declared, “ Tha poll watcher*, most o f them — to the beet o f m y memory — representing Republican can­ didates, stopped voters, asked questions, checked Identifica­ County voters may have a vote or appointed by the school tions and challenged people." Bukur acid a number o f chance to vote on the appoint­ board. According to the United peoplo who w *ri challenged ment of a county acbool supPress International the a n ■ en t was approved a c r o « 4 Superintendent Issue Yet To Be Decided a wa* a involves the right to (Attorney General Kynea al moon today informed The Sanford Herald that Semi­ nole County voters now are Riven the local option, In a future referendum, o f ac­ cepting or rejecting the school superintendent consti­ tutional amendment.) fo o u a ly avM a amendments, * all are: e oo uno -S Amendment t — For, 4.8W; against 4,330. Amendment 2 — For, 4,889; against 3,921. Amendment 3 — For, 4,721; ■ gainst, 3,348. Amendment 4 — For, 4,132; against, 4,669. Amendment 3 — For, 4,329; ■ gainst, 4.711 Amendment 6 — For, 3,927; against 3,977. Amendment 7 — Fur, 3,333; against, 2.733. Amendment 8 — For, 4,693; against, 3,216. Amendment 9 — For, 4,336; against, 3,003. Ametvlment 10 — For, 479; against, 3,136. Amendment It — For, 4,032; against, 3.798. Amendment 11 — For, 3,330; against, 4,843. Amendment 13 — For, 3,923; against, 1,377, appoint the superintendent in Scminolo and seven other counties. School officials on the coun­ ty level still can call for the referendum at a later date but it is not sure what the unoffi­ cial decision oi the voters will do to that question. The unofficial tally in Semi­ nole had the voters defeating It 4,711 to 4,329. These figures arc subject to the official can­ vass of the ballot by county voting authorities. The canvass was started in mid-morning an I was continuing this after­ noon. MIAMI (U PI) A voting The question put to the vot avalanche against a proposed ers was, in essence, that the Florida rvapporttonmcnl form amendment would permit local u)a ha,j , ha atata' g Ugialatlve option elections In Florida fnr I districting problem headed eight counties, including Semi h ick to lateral court today. nole, tv determine if the super The proposed 43-sen aIor, IIIintendent of public instruction repre»enl stive apportionment Is to he elected hy popular plan wax one of three or 13 A SA N F O R D N A V A L A IR STATION airman. R oy Perry, 26, o f Lake M ary, leaped from this inboard boat this morning when it cau gh t fire jilxiut n h alf mile ou t in I-ake Monroe. Perry told police u fire developed in back o f the m otor as he was returning from I.ake Jessup and u short period o f fish in g. He w as rescued by Police Lt. Hen Butler in the rescue boat assisted by Deputies W ealey Place and Carl Sm ith. The two rescue cra ft patrolled the area keeping other boats from getting too close to the fiercely burning boat. Perry ia attached to Heavy A ttack Squadron 7 at the base. He was unhurt. (H erald P h oto) proposed constitutional am end­ ment* on the Tuesday ballot which apparently were voted down. Amendment* number one, on reapportionmi-nl, number four, on school financing, and number 12, on gas tax alloca­ tions, seemed assured of de­ feat. Amendment number 13, em ­ powering Sarasota Cour'.y to alter Florida's traditional $3,WJQ homestead exempUon Ux formula headed for approval by about a 3-3 margin. Another much-defeated pro­ posal, amendment 11, had a good lead with the counting well along. It would authorire the Legislature to revist the constitution in place of a constitutional convention doing the Job, Other amendments In the bal­ lot, also appearing victorious, were: Number three, extending school bond financing. Number five, empowering Es­ cambia, Lake, Martin, Okee­ chobee, Palm Beach, Putnam and Seminole counties to ap­ point rather than elect county school superintendent*. M to to y tom t o ^ g T t o totolb » t o a l w to a toe tost •lector* voted, poll watcher* en u red the booths to check tha number o f voter* register­ ed on the machine before the election clerks had o chance to voU , Said Bukur, “ I had to coll for ah eriffa deputies to restore order." Bukur also said Ihet never before had he and hit sU ff o f election clerk* ever Uken ■uch abuse. "W e were celled crook* and other nsmte when w* tried to explain l» p-rsont how to uie voting machine* on o email miniature machine we had at th* Precinct.” One o f th* poll watcher*. Mrs. Ruth Boutwel), o f Lake Mery, aald she wa* a Demo­ crat and a poll watcher for E. Pope Raxaatt, Republican candidate fo r county commis­ sioner. “ I was there,” Mr*. Boutwell aaid, " t o check o ff Republican electora ae they vot­ ed. And wc planned to re­ mind Ihoae who had not. The law says tha clerk must call out tha name o f a -liter ao it ran be heard by poll watch­ ers. When this was not done we called Mr*. Ceml Bruce, supervisor o f registration, and ■he rxme out and explained that this was the law," Mra. Doutwell also said, “ Election clerk* can't search purees for marked ballots, but 1 can assure you w* found them and called It to the at­ tention of election officials. If we're going to have elec­ tion laws, let’s stick with them." County Attorney Harold Johnson this morning said he received leveret complaints ■bout peraone carrying mark­ ed ballot* into th* booth, “ X 's " scratched into th* glass over certain candidate*' names end clerks not calling out namaa of alactore loudly en­ ough. Judge Vernon Mice laid to­ day that any complainte would have to be taken before the eanvasalng board. Landslide Given LBJ AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) — President Johnson, ae* eepting the greatest vote o f any presidential candi­ date in history, declared early today that his land­ slide victory was a “ mandate for unity." He urged friend and political foe to support him in the coming four years. I Appearing before the nation despite the late­ ness o f the hour (2:30 a.m. EST), th e President declared the American people bid “ voted as many but , . must face the world a t one. “ Our purpose must be to bind up our wounds, heal our history and make this nation To Vote Dec. 14 TALLAHASSEE (U P I) He spoke at the Municipal will not be cast for another month and • half. Auditorium here hours after it bacama clear he had crushed 8eo. Barry M. Goldwater in the electloo—but before hii Republican rival conceded de­ hat. Before some 4,300 cheering supporter*, Johnson said h* had w oo “ more than a victory of party o r person." “ It U a tribute to the pro­ gram that w ai begun by our beloved President, John F. Kennedy, a program w « car­ ried on,’ ’ tha President said. He paid tribute to those who h id helped him—ranging from hla “ loyal wife and tw o daugh­ ters" to “ tvery worker In •very block in the land—to tha people o f both parties, the peo­ ple who have been so faithful . , , and have made ft posiIble." Johnson said he had w oo “ a mandate for unity." He laid It was a m andat* for a "governm ent that serves no ■pedal Interest—n o business government, no labor govern meat, no farm government , but ■ government that la i servant of all the p e o p le ." “ I ask all those who are for ma and all those who opposed me” to forget “ our petty dif ferences and stand united." The President waa elated. Before hla victory statement he happily declared that the landslide was just about as he expected it and hit the poll* which forecast It "o n the nose." Fire District Under state law, slates o f 14 electors each ware nominated by the Governor at the recom ­ mendation o f the executive committees o f the Democrat!* and Republican partloi. The (lectors signed an oath that they would vote la the electoral colloga for the candi­ date receiving the popular vote in Florida. D em ocratic alactore w i l l meet Dec. 14 at noon in th* state capital to cast tbalr vote for President Lyndon Johnson and Vice President • elect Hu­ bert Humphrey. Results of tho balloting w ill be sent to tho nation’s capital by m a ll Dem ocratic elector* who will cast their ballots are Robert J. Bishop, Orlando, John W. McLaughlin, lndialantle, Hal Davis, O cala, Rodney B. T h u n by, DeLand, Walter F . Fuller, St. Petersburg, Dorsey Goode, Marianna, Mrs. Ros% Ward, Sarasota, William B , MacDonald Jr., Miami, T . A. Buchanan, Miami, David 8 . Prosser Jr., Lakeland, L acy Mahon J r., Jacksonville, E l­ liott Roosevelt, Miami, Warren M. Goodrich, Bradanton, and Mra. Ada C. Williams, Fort Pierce. m ivAMS Solons Returned MIAMI (U P I) - Florida ve(era t a i l Ilia itete's aix in­ cumbent Congressmen — two Seminole County h a i a new o f them Republicans — back fire control district as a re to Washington yesterday. The ault o f a favorable vote of remaining aix ware unopposed. freeholders in District 2 yes terday. The proposal was approval AUGUSTA, Ga. (U P I) - F o r by the voters, 231 to 67, mcr President Dwight Elsen­ Involved Is (hat area of the hower w ai treated Tuesday for northwestern portion o f the a back injury received in • county in the Lake Monroe fall at hia cottage at the Au­ community area known as gusta National Golf Club, Precinct 2. The voters' action now will permit the community to form ST. PETERSBURG (U P I)— ally organire a Volunteer Fire Department patterned after Defeated Republican guberna­ Taxes will be levied to ai torial Candida-* Charles R. lilt in the purchase o f equip­ Holley jilannoy today to take ment and supplies and for a few days o ff to relax from other operations o f the depart­ the rigors of the long bard ment. campaign. Wins Approval Ike Injured Holley Rests Your NEW CAR FINANCING MW C8B rnuMcmg garg Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezotd, or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322*1611- H H H Jubilant MINNEAPOLIS (U P I) — Jubilant V ice President-elect Hubert H. Humphrey, full o f praise for President Johnson, heads for LBJ country to­ day and a Taxes • sized vic­ tory barbecue. — whole," the President declar­ Florida’* electoral vote for the President and Vice President ed. fLOP/PA STATEBAN/C Hm I w r jx c . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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'-r*. : < B aptift Moralac^WeMhl* _ M ethodist episcopal Oasra RA. a* WssdUad Arc. Rav. J*ha H. Hire* J r , Faator Church School _ • :*! A a*. Mernle* W orsh ip__11 :M a *a MTF .i - - d ill A A HOW DOES LIFE GET SO 111* a. a . t t t t ij y & i r z ii V iZ Trtlata* Ualea — t i l l a m. H reala* Werekl# - Tim * a . Wsd. Frayer Berrlee TiM A m A lliance s s .? f a s r i js.'T 's s a g e a tb -.H S t s js s a jw u , f t w tarrlM — — M l A m. Assem bly O f God P1KECRMT AW W rtLT O r OOD CHURCH C m Ittfe M « ■ > « U . K. Wilier .. ■ ■- PB*U# t K K .V .-s i,r :» « .‘ S R S l t f a f e j l B S .s Mil-Week 1m % m. <W*M - tlM C IK TRA L W T l I t CHURCH Car. lltfe I I * 0*11 A**. H«ll M i l l , Factor i n l a y «e**el ------M l * »• K era la* Werekt* — lit** a. m. ■ m ining Uaalea — III* A *• M r*ala* lerrU e »i»* A «• W i i Prayer •eerie# t il* A »■ Hiraerr 0##s W TBR - T ill A H Bandar KIM Brsglsaat WBSTBTDB MUnOKART ■ A F T irr CHURCH Ith i t A Hally Are. M b B. K ia* ----------- Pasts# • ealay B s h s sl------1 M » *. a . B s id if K era la* Werekl# . . 11:4* A a*. Hr*ala* W scA lp — TiM A m. W*da**day Frayor dottle* . T:dd A a . tlHRCRCBT BAPTIST CHURCH Oaera Road Faator — - william J. o«*«# Moraln* W onkl# . 11:04 a sa Sunday School * :ll a. m. Tralnln* Untan — 1:11 p. ra. Evening Worship ~ M u p. a . W«'l. til(k*ra A Taaelur* U n t i n * __________ *;1« a m. n u n b f r i * o * * a p t if t Old OrlaaAe M . at H itter A va B. Hanil lea dvttfla — Farter ■delay Bekeel ____ •:*# A w. Merala* W on kl# _ 11:4# a. m. Tralala* Ualea — . BiM * m. Ir e a la * Werrkly M T ill A ba HOLT CROP* d l l A Fark A va F t. Lossy B l Sapor. Rector Christian T:l* A a ■sndsy A eb sol.... .. Hornln* Prayer *:M ^ TNI CNUICN 101 A l l . . . AU FOB TNI CNUICN UMwHtof tWnf about a rape—it rarely become* tanked when ft'* *ervij*| owns useful purpose. It Hretdic* firm and taut. . . reaching. . . balding. But lay the rope wide . . . waiting without * purpose . . . and it become* •o tangled you can't even find the end*. Life i* like that! For tome folk* it seem* an loiponible tangle of conflict*, worrie* and dbtppomttienu. They haven't discovered how to devote their atrand of year* to a vital, constant purpose. But for other* life stretches firm and taut from Mfth tn Eternity. The tangles dimpcctf at men reach acroa* time to hold certain the truth* by which God would I u* live. Uf* without tangle* . . . kfc with purpoa* , , . diioovw k in Church next Church O f Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST Oeaera Balyk Brewer Jr. Hr*a*ell*l Blkle fekeel - ■ — liM a. m. Merala* Werekl# — t i l l a. ■*• H snlag Werekl# — 1:1* a **. Wed. Fray** B irrli* f i l l y. bl FAOLA CHUnCH OF CHRIST HI ah way Id W eit Morris f l a k y ___ - R rsife tlK Blkts Class . . II:** a. ar. Msrnla* Wsrakl# — 11:4# a. m. Rr*nla* W onkl# — l:oe p. «a Blkle Ctaasa* Wad. _ Till A m- a a ‘c s ^ s T »:N a m. <■«■*■! I siiiwWip I) s aims. >— ■t^oiOialwlMB V.U.wsa N azarene Lutheran O O O D ____________ LUTHERAN CHURCH IMd A Orlando Drive Hwy. IT -m Sanford, Florida I t l 'T I l l The Raw. J. Oardsa F a e r y , Faetor Sunday School _ _ 1:11 A BL. Morning Worihlp — lit®* A m. Communion—First Buaday la Each Month Xladsrgartsa aad Nuresry LUTHERAN CHURCH OF TH E REDEEMER 1M W. Ilth Place “ The Church of the Lutheran Hour" aad TV "Thle la U e U fa " Herbert W. O o tr s e ------Faster Bunday Ichool — . *:1* A m. W orihlp g*rvles — 1*:1* a * . Xlnd*r*art*a aad Karawy Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST H I Raat Bacond liras* Sunday Barries A •unday dehsol ------ II,!#* a. Bk Subjoetl "Everlasting Punish, aasnl" Wodnaaday Bernes _ *:**#• «*■ Reading Room: M l B. First. Waakdayai 10:1* a. m - «:M p. m. Friday KvsbIm i •:*#* 1:11 * bl. ______ M ethodist Church O f God ClllIRCII OF OOD Mod A French L. 1L A l f o r d __________Faster ■undsy Ichool ___Bid* a. m. Uornln* Worship _ 11:** a. m. Xvsngsllatlo Harr. - Til* p. u. Tuaa. Frayor lory. _ f i l l A ■■ Thurt. Toun* Faopta Rndaaror —~— Tilt A *• OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rav. w . E. Timms ____ Faetor Sunday School —— t:4 l a m. Morntn* Bsrvlsss — U :t« a m. Choir Practtco Wad. 1:11 y a Evary Oae Welooma CHURCH OK OOD o r I’ llOI'HKCT 110* Elm Avtnnt OAKLAWH BAPT IIT CHURCH JUT. Rottort Watch ----- Panto* 1TI1 Country Cluh Road -JL'iaJaJ. JtehuaU — R H W i W V f F l m - Kaytl**- Worahlp Hsrylc* _ lo :t l a. m . Charek R..-.n*sUstts dorr. _ Til* a **• Bar. R. T. B a m t l ------Fa*loe Tuadayi Sunday School — - 1:11 a. m. Blhl* T r a ln ln * ----- - Till A H* W s n h l# forrlo# _ 11:00 a. m. Thur*<layt Tralnln* Unton . did! p. m. Toun* People Perries Till p a Evening Wnrahlp — Iio* p. m. Wed. Prayor a«rv. — Till A ak Methodist Sunday Drutrrorvxny |U « Tuesday Art* >:a6-d» Monday Nthcmiah A lA lt W(4nu«laf Art* *7:**-Ji Friday Homans IJiH-14 Thunday Fonian* *:i-il OSTEEN METHODIST CHURCH Osteea STAFFORD MEMORIAL CHURCH North Monroe C A. B e a t t y _________ Faator Oat son Sunday Sohoal —— I4:M a *A Osteea Worship larvtcs — 11:44 A m. Stafford M em orialWorship aorvlc* _ *;M A m. Stafford Memorial— Sunday School ____ 14:1* a * . I Corinthian* FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENW W. Ind at at Mapl* Ava Fanl Blckt* ..... ............ Faator Sunday Schssl — _ 1:41 a m. Morning W orihlp — 14:11 a m. To nth ■ 1:44 a *a Young Adult Fallownhtp - 4:4# A m. Th# Namas Wn Bear Evan**lliUs Borvlos Ti4l a *a Mld-Waa* tarvlca <Wsd.) __ J:I4 p. m. Third Sunday lln siplratloa — 1:44 p, m. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, FI a R av. W. L. Holcombe, Faator Sunday 1:41 a m. ____ Bible School 11:44 a m. — Morning Worship J:M A * - __ Evening Service T:M A m. — W ed Mld-Waah Prayer Services T:M A bl — Las* W*d. Mine* lonary Service Pentecostal FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 411 Fark A va Rav. Robert K. Jasklna, Fasts* Morning Worship _ 1:1* a ■ . Hunday S c h o o l------ I:M a m. Morning Worship — M ill A ak MTF Msatlnan ---- 4:1* A BL. tlatarmsdlats. Ian lor) Evan in * Worship M Tit* a *A CONOREOATIOMAL CHRIHTIAN CHURCH _ (Dnltad Chunk of Chrlot) Perk Avenue *» l**h It. *:«• a. m . ___ Churrh Beheel 11:0® a. m. — Worship Barvlee 1:1* p. m. _ Christian Youtk Mini airy Rav. Walter A. R. MeFktread. Faetor Southern M ethodist FBBB MBTHODIBT CHURCH Cernsr «th Bl sad Laurel A va Her. C. E. Anderson Faster TBIapbosei 111-TtJ* Banday Beheol ■ - • :«1 a »• Morning Wsrahl# _ 1*:4* a * . Kvtnlng Worship _ T:M a *a W*A Freysr Ssirrta* T ill a a Tha Oaw* k a . paakol htkw w Mrth hr so MMwa Mt**so» Cwvrlju 1*4. a « u . AAwlialii Umim, hr. Congregational m W F ree M ethodiit CHURCH OF CHRUT 1111 Park Avanu* Bart Brewa . BraagolIK Buaday ■Ibio S tu d y _____ _ 1*:M a. ML Uornln* Worihlp — 11:M a. M* Rraatn* dorrle* — 111* p. aa. So* "llarald of Truth" I p. m. Sunday aa Ckaaaot I Tuesday Ladloa nibl* C lan . l*iM a. m. Wodnaaday Blbl* d a t a ■ ...... Tit* a a . OdTKEM BAPTIST CHURCH HWT. I l l PA 111*111 Faator ----- Ckntor W. Plonk ■ unday Ichool ___ . 1(;(* a. m. Uornln* larrle* — 11:M a. m. Tralnln* Ualun 1:1* P- m. K n n ln * Sortie* — Til* P- m. Wsdntoday UtoUnga: Oraanltatlona _ 1:1* A a . F r a y o r ............. — T:l* A a*. C k o lr _________— 1:11 9. ak Holy Coasmualsa _ Fam ily Berries a s* FIRST CHRIITIAN CHURCH DtlCTPLBS OF CHRIfT im t HIT R M afor# A rk R. Veras* Fatlar •aaAey B S h oot____t i l l 1 B . K erala* Werekl# - 1 M I a. m. JORDAN MlidtONART BAPTIST CHURCH ld t l W. P in t S trn l Ssaday Sekeol _ _ I*:** a. aa. M orale* W srikl# — 11:** a. n . Rlbla I ta ly (Baalay) I:M pm . Evsngallitlo dtrrla* TiM A m. Wad. Frayor Maot — TiM A m. Bill Staphana ------------ Faator A Cordial Waloone M All CHRIST MRTHOPUT CHURCH SunlasA Cat*(as Citrus Hsl*hU Rav. Charles E H o * * _Fasts# Church School — •:** a m. Morning Worship _ 11:0* a m. m t f --------------------- Site a m . Kva Worship ------ 1:1® p. a . Wad. Ptayar Barries TiM f.na. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONQWOOO 141 Oran*# Str*at Rav. E. Ruth Orant — Paalor Bunday School 10:4* a ra. Morning Worship _ lli» « a ra. Sunday Evening _ T:l* a ra. Wed. Blbl* Study , J:M a Bk Conquerors Masting Friday --------------- T:M A « . Presbyterian FIRST FRESBYTERIAH CHURCH Sanford, FIa ... Oak 4 va A Ird PL Orsver C. law ell Jr. __ Faster Eds*r W. Smith J r .‘ Assistant Pastor Church S c h o o l_____ 1:41 a m. Seaalon M e a ts ___ 14:41 a m. Morning Worship — 11:4* a m. Plonaor Fellowship _ 1:4* a m. ■anlor III Fallowahlp 4:00 a m. Evening Worship __ T:I4 a nu Wad. Frayor Mooting T:4* a m. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT III* South Orlando Drive Thomas 1L M a k ln ____Pastor Worihlp _ _ 4:4* A ak Chur oh Schssl ___ 14:4* A Bk -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory P age PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. 4 Mrs. M. B. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Stuff ART BROWN TEST CONTROL FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees HORNE DISTRTRUTORR, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. HARRELL 4 BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W.2fith S t, Sanford SANFORD WELDING k FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley A Employe*! BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. S t, S u fo r d CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida HILL LUMBER 4 HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Creppe and Employ tas KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First 4 French, Sanford KILGORE REED COMPANY 1400 W. lit . SL, Sanford SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff ZITTROWER RROS. 1400 S. Elm NELSON a CO., INC. Oviedo, Florid* OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SMTTTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff I SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff L. D. PLANTE. ING Oviedo, Florid* LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Keilett — Herman Koleff end Employees B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employs*! PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WHATABURGER 2545 French Avenue WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A l Wilson ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Roae 4 Wilks Bowman 4 Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida F s * l a Waainyaa Mathadta*. BL 41 W. at Facia BL Jama* A U -B , daaford Ava. BL Mary's A.M.B. Church IL RL 411 Oatss* BL FanT* MaUedla* C l a r c k Oatasa Rd. Cnt*rptlas Ita f ford Mamortal MsthsdMt O t a r s ) B. DaBary BBVBNTB DAY ADYBMTIFT Forsat Lak* lavaslh.day Advastlst Church, Hwy. 411, Forest City Bavasth-day Adranllat churah, Malttasd Ava, Altamonte Springs Banfard gavanth-day Advastlst Church, Bsrsnth A Elm -SEMINOLE COUNTY A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church, Oviedo Central Beptlnt Chunk, t i l l Oak A va Chulusta First HapUat Churcfc Chuluota MapUni Mltaion Rider Sprlsia Uaptlai Chur*A KI0 L i i n t B E i Firs* Baptist Chsrth, 411 Pork Ava FrUodablp Bapllat Church e l Allament* tyrings RL 414, A) lament* Springs First Baptist Church *4 DsRnry First Usptlat Churob e l Oanava First Haptlsl Chsrch e l Lab# Mary First Ua p list Church of Lak* Msnroa First Baptist Chsrth *1 Lsagweod, Oar. Church * Oraat First Baptist Cbursh o f Ovlsde First Baptlat Church *1 Saa Leads Iprtag* First ShUsh Hlsclsaary BaplMl ChartA 11*1 w . Ilth at. Forsat City Baptist Church Fountain Head Baptist Church. Ovled* Lave Ssutbars Daptlat Mlaslun, Chuluota Mlaslsnary Baptist Church North RA Eaisrprlae _ _ _ . Macedonia Mlaalok Baptlat Church Oak HIU RA Ostaca Morning alory Uapllit Church, daneva Hwy. Mu Olivo Miaalunary Uaptlat Church, Saa Lead* M i n n J it , Lsegwaed ML Sica Mlaataaary Baptist. Upas A va New ML Calvary Mlealoaary Baptist ill * W. Ilth SL New Islam Primitive Baptist OhsreA II** W. Ilth SL New ML Sis* Baptist Chars A 11M Faar Av* Oah laws Baptist Chaps), n i l W. Hth BL Oslsss Baptist Church Flsacrcst Baptist Church. MI W. Onora Rd. Prairie Laha Baptist ChursA R ids* Hd, Fata Fark Prssvcaa Mlsstsaary Baptlat ChursA Midway I M .U Shllah Mlaatsaary Baptist Church. Nlstk B UMkary SL James Mlaalssary Baptlat Chsrth i t a RA t i l Oatsas St. Fasl Mlaslsnary Baptlat ChursA Ith SL BL Matthew* Missionary Baptlat Church Caaaaa Haight* SL Jtha‘* Mls*l*a*ry Baptist CkuraA It* Crpress i t Tsaipi* ~ ____Baptist ohuraA Fain* Sprtags Rd* Altamsat* Iprlngs WattaIda Mlaalaaary Baptist CharaA 411 A Hally Av a Blah Hop* Baptist ChursA Tit Orsag a A va. CATROLIO Chsrch #f the Hattvitr. t a l k Mary All loule Cathsll* ChursA Til Oak Ava Neman Calhella Maas, Sportsman's Club, ChnlMU •L Ana’s Catholic CburcA Ftrahlng Flat*, Datlary BL Mary Maadalaa* Catholic Church, Mall* land A va Altamonte Bprlsgs CHRISTUM First Christian Church, 1I0T B. Sanford AvA Congregational Christina Church. Jt*1 I’ srk Av*. Northsld* Christian Church, F l o r i d a 11a.an Dr.. Maitland CHURCH OF CIIRIdT Church Church Church Church of of of of Christ, l i l t d. Fark Ava Christ, Uanava Christ, Losgwoed Christ. I'aola CHURCH OF OOD Church Church Church Church st of st ot Hod, Ood, Ood, Ood 1*1 Hickory tit® a. rraseh Oviedo Mission, Bstorprlso BPISCOFAL An Salats Bplsoopal Church B. DsBarr Av*.. Batsrprla* Christ Bpla.-opal Church, t.ongwool All Balnla blpiscopaL Knlrrprli* R o lf Crass Kgiaoopai, Park A . a al 4tk LUTHBRAM A scan alo a Lu th a ra a C h u rch , O vsrb coo h H r , C a sa a lh a rry Good Shep hard U nited L u t h a r A H o t B. O rlan d o Dr. I.u t h a r a s c b u ra k s t th * Radaam ar, 1*1 W . IS th P la ca Maaatah L u th e r a n C h u rch , A m erican Le g io n l u l l , p ra ir ie L a k t , K a ra D a rk S L L u k a s L u th e r a n C h u rch . R L t i l S la v ia METHODIST B a c n a tt M a n o r ia l M athsd lat C h u rch . D e n a ry A v a , e n te rp rise D ear L a k . M sthodlat Ch u rak Ilo th al A.M.M. C h u rch . C an aan H e ig h ts Casaalharry Community Msthodlat B. Church. H w y . t j . | ] A IMnay H id e* ltd-, C a a sa lh c rry D c tia ry C o m m un ity M e th o d :,i c h u r c h W . Highlands, DaBary C h r is t M sthodlat Cbureh itunland K a la ta a F i r s t M sthodlat C h u rch , i t * r a t h A v a F i r s t M athodlst C hu rch of Ovlado F ira t S o d th srn M sthodlat C h u rch W om an ’s C lu b 1*1 O a k A v a F r a * M athodlst C h u rch . 14* W . it h B L O sn a v a M athodlst C h u rah , G eneva G ra c e M athodlst C h u rch , O nora R A G r a n t C hap al A M E . C h u rch , Ovlado Oakarova Msthodlat Church, Ovlado tk t ia g UaGhodlM C h u rch RAZARKNB F I r* t Churah at d r led at Masla Fern Fark Charah ad O’ Or tan R d, Farm Park Lak* Mary Cksrah at th* Kaaaraaa FRBSBTTBR1AM Cemmuatty Frssbylartss Church. Lak* Mary First Frsabytarlaa Charah. Oak Ava. A Ird BL First Prcabytarlaa Chsrth. Csssslbsrry First Praahytsrlaa Church of DsBary, K. Hlghlaed Prcabytarlaa Chsrth *I Th* Co rasas I III* a. Orlando Dr. 8L Andrews Praahytsrlaa Church 4*11 Laa> naal Bah. D r. Bear Lak* Upaala Commaalty Fraebytsrlaa Churah. Upsala RA Waatralslalsr Fraahytartan Churah, Hawaii Park. RL i l l OTHER CHURCHES Alisa’s A.M.E. Church, Oliva A Ilth Church ot Ood In ChrtsL Ovlsds Chuluota Community Church Church of Ood of Prophecy, HIT Kim A va Church *f Ood Mission, Batsrpris* Chsrch s t Jasss Chris* at LaMar Da# •slat*. I l l l Park A v a Commaalty Chapal, Altamonte Bpr'ngs Eastern Ortbodos Church. gL Johns Cbry> aostom Chapal, Hwy. 17-)I, Fora Park Congrsgatloa Bath laraal. ilth A Mag nails First Cbursh of Christ, gsisatUt, 14# B. tad BL Ktagdom Hall ot Jehovah's Witness Laha Monro* UslL 11*1 W. Third BL First Pentecostal Church of Lssgwood Ml Oliva Uollacaa Chureh. Oak HlU Rd. Oatasa Plaacrast Assembly s f Ood. m h A Elm *a*ford Alllanas church, t i l l B. Park A v a Bastard Cangrsgattoa s t Jehovah'# Wit* aasaaa, l* i Sanford A v a Th* Salvation Army, H i E. tad SL ^ Unity Churah e l Bastard, t i l A U i M. ’ �Record Turn-Out Expected Tomorrow In Seminole Voting Seminole County * « • « on the St Johns River » » » • “The Nile of Americ.” She > B m fo tb > W EATHER: No precipitation expected; temperature* 78 to 89. VOL. 86 >4> e i * * 4 . Tb* Booth la Somlaolo County to receive tha fo ld award fo r 100 par coat coop* oration la tha currant Uni tad I Fund campaign. Tha and g21S from tha employe* o f 112.11. Another fine ax* ample o f "care-nees.” • • e j SANFORD, FLORIDA Chatted with Richey Green, district engineer of tha State Road Department, the other day when 1-4 wee opened. He noted that traffic counts on Highway 17-92 averaged 19,000 vehicles a day. That’ s a A rash o f burglaries and at­ lo t o f vehicles, A trooper in tempted burglartaa waa report­ the entourage on hand for the ed by police this morning; all inform al opening wee heard o f them being made over the to mutter, “ That 19,000 muet weekend. have been on a ejow day.” He, A thief used a master key f o r one, is probably happy to to eater tho office* of Dr. see 1-4 open to relieve some Richard Dougherty at 303 E. o f the congestion. F lrtt St. They pried open a • • • desk drawer but failed to get The P o it Offiee Department, anything, police said. They then went to the Christ­ according to word from Con­ gressman 5yd Herlong, hai ap­ ian Science Reading Room at proved the new poit office 303-A E. First S t and took building for la k e Mary. The 53.33 from a petty cash draw­ structure will h a v e 2,500 er. Sometime Sunday night or square feet of floor space, a 314 iquara-foot platform, and early this morning someone 5,500 square feet of parking tried to enter the Tip Top ■pace. It will repla-e the 1,000 Supermarket on Sanford Ave­ square foot room now being nue but were foiled by bars used and conildertd entirely a c r o n a window. They broke Inadequate for the community. a window and pulled out a Herlong said, however, that no screen on the north side of the site for the new building hai building but were thwarted in the attempt. been selected. Tw o Negro boys age 12 and 13 were nabbed by police Sun­ day pfteruooa altar they al­ legedly had taken aoft drinks from the Memorial Stadium concession stand. They were taken to their homes where police informed their parents o f the activities. Carl Judkins of 2419 Cedar Ave. reported the loss of be­ tween 123 and f28 from the glove compartment of his csr som etim e Saturday night or early Sunday morning. A plat* glass window was smashed out of the Thompson “ If you are old enough to vot* G rocery Store. t3th Street and “ Go to the polls; don't be the Southweit Road, late Saturday goat.’ ’ night but nothing else was dis­ — Margie H ills turbed, police reported this Woman's Club morning. Burglars Hit Over Weekend VOTE. . . VOTE NO. 312 Electors Decide Tuesday WASHINGTON TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Nearly two million Florida voters ara expected to flock to the polls Tuesday, drawn by hotly-contested races for prsaid to t and governor. Tha Weather Bureau in Mi­ am i predict! partly cloudy ik ies over m ost of lb* state, but foreca ster! aay "n o rain Boy Scout* will be honored Flection Day at the Melodea Skating Sink during a okata party in two sessions, 4 to g and 7 to 10 p.m. Look* Ilk* a chance for the old folke to la expected-" have It quieter at home while A record 2 5 million voter* they Helen to election return*. are registered in the •tste-lnShealy B eit of the rlnka aaya eluding a record 300.000 Ne­ 90 per cent o f the money re­ groes—and expert* predict Lceived during the perty will 993,000 will go to the polls be­ be turned over to the current tween 7 a. m and T p. m. lo­ United Fund cempeign. Lota cal tim e. o f benefit* In thle project. In addition to president and • • • governor, voters will elect six County Judge C. Vernon congressm en (six other con­ MU* w ill, on tho expiration gressional race* are uncontesto f his term the f i n t o f the e d ), n U. S. senator, and state year, join in a partnership and local officials. Jacksonville Mayor Haydon w ith Atty. Mack N. Clev* land Jr. They’ll have offices B u m s, the D em ocratic nomi In the Sanford Atlantic Bank nee for governor who spent 1 Building, the present home o f million dollars running as the candidate, la Cleveland. A pair o f aces back businessman heavily favored over his Be to back. publican opponent, Charles o * Holley, of St Petersburg. A 15-year-old youth writes On the presidential level, to The Herald, critical o f hi* both parties have fought town. Am ong things ha has rough battle with the Demo­ to say: “ Sanford li a leeeoncrats smelling a possible win al town, nothing happen* In Florida for the first time during the aumraer, farming, since 1941. The state Is still fru it picking and packing rated a tossup between Lyndon d i e s .. .Florida low wages end Johnson and Barry Goldwster, h igh prices don’t m ix .. .Thera however. l l a handful o f crooked g so Dem ocrats are counting hea­ station* and atorei, too high vily on tha 300,000 registered price* and many other*. . . Negroes to vote solidly for the Breaking and intaring, rob­ president because of the civil bery, 1* good buelnen to go rights bill. With Florida's 14 electoral In too. . .Idtae to make Senford like Orlando have been votes at stake, and Goldwster turned d o w n ., .The bind ihell needing every vole he can get w as to m down to m ike a if ha expects to win the elec­ m odem restaurant, it now tion, the GOP has been pound­ atanda aa a bug* eement ing hard <n the Florida Pan­ block, cracked, chipped anJ handle where conservatism Is popular and the civil rights u g ly .. . ” bill Is generally unpopular. ‘4 MON. NOVEMBER 2, 1964 Pictured hank turned la |10Q fo r tha firm fo r a per capita laraataent Established 31908 ______ Florida Record la Fora Park la tha fourth financial croup United Presa Leaaed Wire Think-Then Vote Seen To fo r a lfc u p cod* n m (U P I ) — Tha Sanford Herald believe* in an open and frank discussion o f tha facta and Issues in cam­ paigns for public offices. But The Herald deplores any candidates' disregard o f the facts and genuine issues and campaigns based on personal attacks. Smear campaigns will deter qualified ami experienced citizens from seeking public office. The future o f this nation, our state, our county and our municipalities depends upon re­ sponsible men and women who seek public o f­ fice, serve as elected public officials and who have the trust and confidence o f the citizens. Before you vote tomorrow, make it a point to examine tech candidate and the issues in­ volved. This will enable you to make your own individual judgment o f the candidates’ qualifica­ tions and their ability to represent you in public office. Tuesday's election could bring 72 million voter* to the poll* If Americans show as much Interest UNITED FUND contributions to date have pushed the totali up to 25 per cent o f the 140,000 goal. Campaign Chairman Troy Ray Jr. paints the rise on the red fenther billboard at the com er of Park Ave. and Firat St. He ia also alated to paint in the appropriate indication on a similar sign located at the Seminole Plaza in Casselberry, Official deadline fo r the United Fund drive Is Nov. 12. (Herald Photo) 2 Die In Crashes; Toll Now 14 fU U V A ••• Mass Pile-Up P1STOIA, Italy (U P I) - More than 30 cars plied Into each other In rainy darkneas Sunday night on the "Super­ highway o f the Sun.’ ’ Sixteen persona were slightly injured. ‘On Guard* Two persons w ere killed on Seminole highways over the weekend to bring the county's traffic fatality total for the year to 14. Max O scar Brown, 70, of Route 2, Box T9-A, died of in­ juries he received Saturday when hla ca r left Beardall Avenue end he waa thrown through the windshield. In a separate accident Sat­ urday, Donald Rosa Padgett, 23, of Orlando, was fatally In­ jured when the car In which he Oviedo Wins Fair Trophy The Oviedo Community ex ­ hibit this morning was named the winner of the annual Pres­ ident'! Trophy when Judges toured the exhibition tent at tha 1964 Seminole County Fair. Judges gsvc the {s ir's an ‘Legal Like’ Reburial WEST BRANCH. lows ( U PI»— The remains of Mrs. Lou Henry Hoover, wife of the late President Hoover, were reburied Sunday beside those of her husband, overlooking the small roltage wkere Hoov­ er was born 90 years ago. *U. S. Warned* MILWAUKEE. Wis. ( U P D Richard M. Nixon claimed the Pentagon h id been warned that U. S. air bases in South Viet Nam were vulnerable to attack only two days before a Communist raid put half the U. S. jet bomber fleet out of commission. Flag Display Asked Tuesday Mayor A. L. Wilson of San­ ford today joined with the lo­ cal Pilgrim Chapter of the Daughters of American Colon* uts in calling for residents to display American flags on Tuesday, a national election day. Mrs. F. E. RoumlUat, vice regent o f the local chapter, re­ quested Mayor Wilson to urge residents to display the flags as a reminder o f this country's national heritage. the presidential race ss they did In I960. They will be decide between the poll-favored Democratic candidate*. President Lyndon B. Juhnson and his running mate for vice president, Hu­ bert H. Humphrey, and the Republican presidential can­ didate, Sen. Barry G oldwster, and his running mate, Rep. William K. Miller. The 1964 vote probably will act a new record, Just as did the turnouts o f 6H.8 million in I960 and 62 million In 1956. The 72 million guess Is bas­ ed on an assumption that the eame 63.1 per cent o f the vot­ ing see population thnt cast ballots four years ag o will do so again. However, there la on* fnc*or that could cut the voting percentage The 1960 record, a new high in (with tntnl vote end per rent of voting age population casting ballots, may have resulted partially from the fact thnt neither candidate waa the Incumbent president. In 19.'8 and In 1918, when incumbent president* were seeking re-election, tha votln U n it Award to Croom* High School of Sanford, and the three KiwanLs Club cups went lo the Liberty Belles o f Slavla, Boy Scout Troop 211 o f San­ ford, snd the Future Farmers of America chapter of Semi­ nole High School. Tho Oviedo exhibit presents the farming phases of the com ­ munity's tlfe while the Stnford Garden Club exhibit features garden and floral arrange­ ments plus a fountain. Croomi exhibit is s general display of i d phases of high school work. At 5 p. in. today officials of the Legion Fair Association and county leaders will snip a ribbon to officially open the week-long event to the public. Children's days will be ob­ served on Tuesday and Wed­ nesday of this week, starting *t 4 p. m. Merchants Day will be observed on Thursday. Featured or the m idw iy Is Mrs. Frank White, o f Dahlia the Blue Grass Shows which Drive, D eBary, Herald report­ came direct lo Sanford from er for the area, died early the Jacksonville Exposition. Sunday morning at Orange Memorial Hospital after suf­ fering a brain hemorrhage last Thursday evening at h e r United Press International home. The legal voting age Is 21 Funeral servicea, incomplete in all states, except Georgia at this time pending arrival of and Kentucky where it is IB. relatives from Ohio, will be Alaska where It Is 19 and Ha­ held at 10 a.m . Thursday In waii where it Is 20, according DeBary. lo the World Almanac. Herald Reporter Dies A t DeBary Now You K now By Dottle Asetln Nearly 200 budding high school journalists from ell over Central Florida met Sat­ urday at Seminole H i g h (Photos taken at the high school newspaper workshop will appear In Tuesday'n Herald.) ™ Fire District Vote On Ballot B y Harry I. N early 22,000 voters are ex­ pected to cast their ballots, tomorrow in a 12-bour period ■t 23 precincts aa one of tha most Intense campaign per* lods in local history reaches Us clim ax. P olls open throughout tha county at 7 a m,, close at T p. m . with those in line at that hour allowed to cast their bal­ lot. Mrs. Camilla Bruce, county voting registrar, made tha heavy turnout prediction today as she and her staff prepared for an extrem ely busy several hours tom orrow ntgbt aa they tabulate tho returns from tha precincts. E ach preelaet Is asked to ex ­ pedite tha return* so Sem i­ nole County can be among tha color In there aomewher* to first to reach an official de­ cision on the candidates. make it more interesting. Topping the attention o f " U you follow these sim­ most voters la, o f tour**, tha ple procedure* you will hand national presidential race. But In a better-prepared articles, considerable beat has been more acceptable to the editor generated in contests on tha and more Interesting to your local level, too. Chief am ong these is the reading pubtle," Stenstrom race between W. Lawrence concluded. Master o f ceremonies for Swofford, Democratic m a yor tha luqehton waa Mias Sherry o f Altamonto Springs and B . Bassett, * Republican. Uarealta, editor of the Sale- Pope magundl, Seminole High's na­ Each Is seeking the County tional award-winning year­ Commission poet In District S but voting i* on a countywide book. basis. Friendly arguments am ong voter* have, in some Instances, turned Into bitter disputes as the two candidates squared o ff for the cam paign. T a x Assessor Mary E arle Walker, Dem ocrat, la opposed Henry Tam m , for eight for the assessor’ s office b y years City Clerk and Finance Guy Allen, Republican. Thle Director for the City of San­ cam paign, too, hsa creeled ford, today assumed his new considerable Interest but has position as chief deputy under maintained a calm er approach Clerk o f tha Circuit Court Ar­ as each cited qualifications for the offtca. thur H. Beckwith Jr. state Rep. Joe Davts, D em o­ Tam m replaces Troy Ray, cra t, Is asking to be returned who is the unopposed Demo­ cratic nominee in Tuesday's to Tallahassee and Is oppos­ general election for the office ed In his bd by Dr. Robert T. Hoover, Republican. of county tax collector. Incumbent Jim Birkenmeyer, The new chief deputy Is a native of Savannah, Ga., but D em ocrat, has campaigned for has been a resident of Sanford b is return to office on the since 1922. R iy will continue Board o f Public Instruction to be associated with the and Is oppn>c<] by Waller Ho* clerk's office until he aiiu m cs berg, Republican. Dem ocrat Al Davis Is cam ­ his new duties in January. paigning for the justice o f peace office In District 6 and Is opposed by C. E. (Chuck) Kern, Republican. Each i i seeking the post now held b y Llnten L. Cox. In addition, 13 amendments Tonight's session of the San­ to the Florida State Constitu­ ford City Commission may be tion will be acted upon at the a storm y one with a delega­ polls. tion o f Sanford merchants In Sanford v oten will choose slated to appear end esk that between the Incumbent City downtown parking meters be Com missioner Joe Baker and covered for a 90-day test per­ his rival, E. C. Harper, Jr. iod with an eye toward remov­ Seminole County voters w ill ing them altogether in the fu­ decide tom orrow on the rea­ ture. lignment of justice of peace City Commissioner! may he districts in the county. expected to protest that the The vote, considered a form ­ parking meter revenue, which ality by county officials, will has already dropped over sev­ allow for a new districting o f en per cent In the past year, constable and peace justice has been pledged to pay off areas. the 591.000 purchase of the Mrs. Bruce said the last ses­ Woodruff property on the cor­ sion of the Legislature approv­ ner o f First Street and Park ed the rrdistrictlng but voter Avenue. A balance of 564,000 approval is now needed to remains on this property. make the realignment binding, Tamm Assumes County Post City To Receive Meter Proposal Don't Be Misled! AT NO TIME HAVE AUDITORS EVER AD­ DRESSED A LETTER TO THE MAYOR OF ALTAMONTE CRITICIZING HIM REGARD­ ING RECORDS OR HANDLING OF PUBLIC FUNDS. MR. JACK GREENE CPA STATED TODAY HIS OFFICE LETTER DATED ’Phone Company Votes Dividend FATAL CRASH scene is shown above. The car containing two Orlando men went out of control on the Bear Lake Rond Saturday, killing Donald Ross Padgett, 25. The driver, Rodney Harry Whitehurst, *24, i< being treated at an Orlando hospital. (Herald Photo) Ballot Budding Journalists Attend Seminar Here School for en Intensive seesion on school newspaper and yearbook production. Highlighted by the luncheon addreas on “ How To Build a News Story" by Sanford Her­ ald Associate Editor Julian Stenstrom, the student# end teachers heard a professional group o f University o f Flor­ ida professors, Central F lor­ ida publishers, newsmen snd authors expound on many facets o f the subject In work­ shop sessions which began at 8:30 a.m. Tha prot and cons o f a ca­ reer in journalism were out­ lined to the students In the session in the *udlProf. John V . 1952 and in­ Webb * " * I960 when the *“ ‘ o f the School o f Jour­ cumbent wee not running. nalism end Communications This Indicate* there Is more of the University o f Florida. voter Interest when two new Some of the high points o f men are trying to g e t in. Stcnatrum's address on how The 72 million estimate hits to build s news story incluil been used hy official* o f the ed tho following directions to Democratic National Commit­ the student writers: tee, hut no gurtse* o f the "W rite It while It's fresh turnout h*v* been forth com ­ In your mind. On the way ing from the Republican*. beck from your assignment, ■tart composing that import ant first paragraph in your mind end give your editor en estimated length o f your story as soon ss you can. "D on 't start at the very Another question to bo d e ­ top o f the page — allow room cided Tuesday, and one which for editorial directions by not was not on the sample ballot writing on the top third o f printed In last week’ s Herald, your first page. In the upper Is that of creating a fire con ­ right hand corner, put your trol district In District 2 (the name so the editor will know Lake Monroe area), who wrote the story in case he Mrs Camilla Bruce, county needs to esk you questions. voting raglstrar, la id the ques­ "W h s t is tha key point o f tion was not on the sample your story? This must be in ballot supplied lo the news­ your first paragraph and try paper and It was nut noticed to make that paragraph ca t­ until called to her attention. The ballot used was a sample chy — that first tine is most important. from District 4. “ Let your following para­ Favorable approval of it will allow the assessment o f pro­ graphs come in order of their perty in the district to help fi­ Importance to tha story » j nance the department. A that If it has to be rut, It can " y e t " vote will approve it; a be done without losing any­ "n o " vole will disallow the thing of major Importance. "D on 't editorialise — ju st proposal. persons In District 2 state the facts, snd bo very only will vote on U. sure of your quotes — If you're not sure, pick up the telephone end cell the speaker and verify before you take chance of misquoting him. “ Check that spelling —• took it up If you’re not posi­ tive o f the correct spelling — this Is one o f the biggest faults o f high school writers, "E dit your own story by reading it over carefully, aloud perhaps, to see 'h ow it reads' and try to g et a little A'S?;10{fe[re2SwS 4 Sunday afternoon In an Orlan TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - do hospital. Secretary o( State Tom A d im i The driver of the car. Rod­ notified voting officials in the ney Harry Whitehurst, 24, also 67 counties today to be on of Orlando, suffered head In­ guard against any deliberate juries and is being treated at attempt to slow down voting an Orlando hospital. tomorrow. The accident w as Investigat­ ed by Florida Highway Patrol Trooper John Worden. He re­ COPENHAGEN (U P I) - ported the car was a total loss. Danish Communist party Two Sanford Naval Air Sta­ chslrmnn Knud Jespersen said tion men w ere Injured Satur­ today that ousted Soviet Pre­ day morning when the car in mier Nikita 8. Khrushchev la which they w ere riding over­ suffering from sclsroais, turned on Onora Road. Being among other ailments. treated at the base’ a dispens­ ary are Francis Poodley and Danny Shaw. The ear left the NEW YORK (U P I) - This road and flipped over In a Is the day it becomes si! nice nearby field and was declared and legal-Pke, with bota part­ a total loss by Investigating of­ ies signing the historic final ficers. papers that will join the New York Yankees with the Col­ umbia Broadcasting System- Nikita 111 In 22,000 Editorial Comment A quarterly dividend o f 20 cent* per share on the com ­ mon stock of the W inter Perk Telephone Compeny, payable Dec. 1 to holders o f record o f Nov. 14, 1961, waa voted by the board nf directors t t its meeting this week. Most Important Thing Tom orrow . . . V O T E ! ALTAMONTE DID NOT SEND A 3-17-61 TO REGARDING MAYOR OF TOWN RE­ CORDS OR FINANCES. VOTE FOR H O N ESTY — IN TEGRITY— PR O V E N RECORD OF DEDICATED SERVICE. VOTE W. LAWRENCE DEMOCRAT SWOFFORD County C o n n . — Seminole C ountj 0 W 4 FoL A4f* �P a w 2—Mon. N ot, 2, *M Security Criticized In Raid On U. S. Base 'AM-Weather' Highway Snowed Under tilted P m i International 150,000 SCIEN TISTS, ENGINEER S and P H Y SIC IA N S throughout the nation U rge Y O U to V ote for P R ES ID EN T JO H N S O N paid political advertisement by— SCIENTISTS, EN­ GINEERS and PH YSICIANS fo r JOHNSON. SAIGON (U P I) — Commun­ esUmate the damage in dol III 3 million apiece. Sunday, jtook ‘ m a W damag and new ist guerrillas using old Ameri­ la ri. The twin-jet B37s tost) six B37i were desnoyed. eight|et «w re *U«Vly damaged. 1It to cerem onies hastily called The first heavy m ow storm of the year twirled through the mounts mi of northern Cali­ fornia, southern Idaho and Utah early today. The weather bureau aaid the winter harbinger created "n ea r h lin a rd " eonditlona In High Sierra a of California. Warnings were lim ed lor stockmen, motorists and huntera at high elcvationa in the three itatei. The itorm mowed out dedi­ cation ceremonies for a new all-weather highway across Doaner Summit In California Sunday. Official! heading to (fee 7, WO foot high p a n were ■tailed for several hour* In the itorm in d few of them made at a lower elevation. Donnet Summit was named for a party of 30 westbound settlers who were trapped In the pass by an early snow storm 1W years ago. Nearly half of them starved to death during the winter. Light rain fell early today from the Pacific Northwest across the Great Lakes and temperatures ranged from a degrees at Old Town in south­ east Jaine to 73 at Orlando, Fla. Joseph Priestley, English chemist, found cauttchoue would rub out pencil marks, a property which gave us the name "ru b b er." KEEP YOUR TAX ASSESSOR RE-ELECT MRS. MARY EARLE ALKER DEMOCRAT SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y TAX ) ASSESSOR Thoroughly QUALIFIED By Experience ft YEARS AS YOUR ELECTED ASSESSOR 15 YEARS AS YOUR ASSISTANT ASSESSOR EFFICIENT THERE IS NO COURTEOUS SUBSTITUTE F O R HONEST QUALIFIED EXPERIENCE PAID P O L ADV. BY M ARY EARI.K W A L K E R , CAM PAIGN FUND can-made m ortar sheila de­ stroyed — d rm a gM 71 Ameri­ can B57 atom bombers Sunday in the worst single blow to the United States in three years o f helping fight the Vietna­ mese war. Four Americana and two Vietnamese were killed. Thirtyone Am ericans and five Viet- LLOYD BROWN Lloyd Brown's Aim:'To Work For Everyone' nameae were wounded. A fifth American was killed a few hours later in a separate mor tar raid seven miles away. The raiders slipped away, apparently without suffering any casualties. An organised chase for them by three airsupported battalions ended at dawn today. (J. S. officers esti­ mated that as few as nine of them eould have canted out Lloyd Brown was recently the raid. named by the North Orlando Both Am erican and Vletna Council to complete the un- mese officers wre critical of expired term o f Arthur Far- security precautions In what rin who resigned when he was com ing to be called a "lit­ moved from the Village. tle Pearl H arbor." Brown wee sworn In by North The B37a were parked on the Orlando Village Judge Har­ air field at Ben H oi, only I] old Johnson. miles north of Saigon in an Brown states that Ms aim •tea thick with Communist la "to work for tha benefit Vtet Cong. U. S. officials refuted to o f avtryon* in North Orlan­ d o." Brown and his wifa, Sylvia who is a nativa Floridian, movad to 4S South Fairfax Avenue from Orlando more than four years ago. They have one child, Russell, 3. Lloyd la a member o f tha Veterans o f Foreign Wara, •be North Orlando Volunteer Fire Department and la a Serge rent in tha U. S. Mu­ rine* Corps Reserve, nth Englneera Company In Orlando, He la a draftsman with Rog­ ers, Lovelock A Frits, arch­ itect* and engineers, In Win­ ter Park, Lloyd la from Libertyville, III., and hla mother recently earn* to lira with them. Lucky Thunderbird Winner... Jar Black, host on Echetd a Tbeatr* M TV shew, le shown preientlni the keys to the new I N I Thunde third to tacky winner Mm- I neck Jewel while Bettfe Black loohe en. Mrs Jew,I el 11*7 I 14rid|e. Ctearweier was wtneor eg the new Thunderbird given In the recent contest syoaaertd hr Teherd Dewt* *1 Fteetde. SIRLOIN - T-BONE - BONELESS ROUND CLUB - PORTERHOUSE - OR CUBE STEAK (§. £Popc Cassell ATTOBHIV AMO COUNSELLOR Ag LAW P-'- ‘- t PIVC SSUMOACO SOUTH MAITLAND AVCNUC • { *• , SSAITLAND, riORlOA 317*1 * -r - , ( • J O » / 044-1414 S T E A K ,. 4 9 S i n c e I t l a Impossible) f o r mo to moot you p e r s o n a l l y , I mm w r i t i n g you t o d l s o u s a the Issu e s In t h i s campaign. FRESH GROUND I am the Republican o a n d ld a te f o r County Commissioner, D i s t r i c t 3. I am a n a t i v e F l o r i d i a n , a l i f e l o n g r e s il ie n t o f Seminole County, married and have two c h i l d r e n . X am a p r a c t i c i n g a t t o r n e y and most o f my o l l e n t s l i r a In Seminole County. B E E f j - v r TENDER SLICED BEEF A c r i t i c a l problem o f our county Is growth and p r o g r e s s , As one o f the f a s t e s t growing areas i n the n a t i o n , our county needs a dynamic plan t o a t t r a o t d e s i r a b l e i n d u s t r i a l and r e s i d e n t i a l development. Without t h i s , wa w i l l have only the l e f t o v e r s from o t h e r o o u n t l e s . My opponent I s mayor o f a town v i r t u a l l y unchanged in the l a s t twenty y e a r s , and b i s e x p e r i e n c e seems to bo i n d i s c o u r a g i n g growth and p ro g r e sa . LIV ER frufendr m FR Y E R S - 2 5 - AND BEEF UNQCHO WITH PAPAIN An examination o f the tow n 's r e co r d s by a group o f c i t i z e n s un­ co ve r e d the f a c t that the mayor's commoroial p r o p e r t y Is as se sse d at o n ly 36# o f the c o u n t y ’ s as sessm ent, while the nverngo town assessment Is 96#. The p u b l i c r e c o r d s a l s o I n d i c a t e that tho mayor paid h is town taxan l a t e , but did not pay a p e n a lt y then as the r e s t o f us have to do. I immediately c a l l e d upon him twice to e x p l a i n t h i s , but he has r e fu s e d to r e p l y . The town's c i t i z e n s demanded an e x p la n a t i o n at a o o u n o i l meetin g, but the meeting was c a n c e l l e d at the l a s t minute. 29 c FLA. GRADE "A ” D A D Another Issue Is i n t e g r i t y and r e s p o n s i b i l i t y in government. We who seek e l e c t i o n must bo above r e p r o a c h . In the past three y e a r s I have been r e s p o n s i b l e f o r o v e r one and o n e - q u a r t e r m i l l i o n d o l l a r s o f c l i e n t s ' t r u s t funds under the s u p e r v i s i o n o f the F l o r i d a Supreme C o u rt , D i s c l o s u r e s in my opponen t ' s town in the last month point out this i s s u e . A C e r t i f i e d Pu blic Accountant a Audit of the town’s 1963 records s t a t e d i n p a r t . . . " y o u are mishandling public f u n d s " . l r Try Our Tru Tendr Reef — You Can't Our Beef Guiranieed Tender An<J Well Flavored Or Your Moner Bleach G d 39* 2 Convenient Locution*: tth. SI. A Sanford Ave. W. 1100 13th . S t . LARGE SIZE FAB Beat Thn Flavor, Tcndernena, Or Price! TH R IFT Y Beck TUESDAY ffl LIM IT t With Order O N LY BLUE SE A L 19 0L E 0 5 ^ Limit I W /|3 00 Order LIMIT I WITH I3.no ORDER There Is no p la ce in our county government f o r f a v o r i t i s m o r p r i v ­ ilege. Our county must be in the hands o f p r o g r e s s i v e p u b ll o o f f i c i a l s o f the h i g h e s t i n t e g r i t y d e d i c a t e d to r e s p o n s i b l e government. I s i n c e r o l y aook your su pport on Novembnr 3 r d , and in r e tu rn I pledge to so r v e you h o n o a t l y and f a i t h f u l l y as your Commissioner f o r the next f o u r y e a r s . SAUSAGE Yory t r u l y y o u ra , TISSUE , IW . hr *. M m Bam*N LIMIT 3 M l l t l OHDKR 5c Limit 1 W / $3,011 Ordrr IIK RSH EVS __ r„ SUGAR 19 LIMIT ONE W/$S.IH) ORDER Camphell'* Tomato "M r. G” French FRIES E. POPE BASSETT C JG Northern Toilet SOUP Thank you. WEDNESDAY ONLY JA YBIR D VIENNA Tan 10c I (mil t I'lraae * Or I'kii. 3 25c FRESH GREEN C A B B A G E - 6« l\ S. NO. t YF.Ll.OW 0 N 10N S 3K I 91 EVERFRESH Bread 2 25 C Limit $ W /»3.00 Order GEORGIA RED SWEET P O T A T O ES c �X — * - — * *4^ —- _ ■*» fianforS WrriIS Mon. Nov. 2, ’64— Page 3 Hospital Notes 13 Amendments Explained By Sen. Cleveland OCT. » . By IK.UI. A u t l i NOV. 3 - Smith, Shirley Triplett, Julie Hum, Sharon Kay lor, David Mossor, Ruby HacVett and baby girl, Peggy Carnes and baby boy, all o f Sanford; Robin Gale RiChard, Lake M ary; and Elliot King, Oateen. Helen G. Galloway, Irena W althall, Cheryl Je**up, Dan­ ny Horn, Sute Talum. Verlon Saxton, Roberta Cole, Jean Cage), Viola Jean Williams, Ernest Lee Brown and Sue Wills, all o f Sanford; Thomas S ta tist!::-:!; estimate It cost M. Johanna, Ornnge City; $300 mu uu in one year to Jean S tafford, Orlando. dean litter from street* in ur­ Birlha ban communities o f the fo ile d Sir. and Mra. Earl C. W illi, States. baby boy, Sanford. Discharge* The chimpanzee k the Lynn Lycn. Ralph Austin ■murtest o f the ape*. Detail* of the proposed 13 amendment* to the Florida Constitution were explained t f i member* of the Seminole County Farm Bureau hy Sen. Mack Cleveland, Jr., at the annual inerting o f the asso­ ciation Friday. Sen. Cleveland also officia t­ ed at the dedication o f the new $21,000 Farm Bureau Building on Hwy 17-th! south. He was joined in the ribbon•xstting ceremoniee by Bureau President Jo* Baker. Approximately 276 mem­ ber* and guest* enjoyed a beef and pork barbeque with all the trimming* aa they o f­ ficially opened the new build­ ing, which wa* paid for by bond* purchased by 76 mem­ bers o f the Burrau. During the business meetf i g , 4-11 leaders Miss Cathy Cammack and Bill lline were presented with the 4-H Key Award o f the Year by Coun­ ty Agricultural Agent, Cecil Tucker. Sen. Cleveland, In outlining the meaning of the 13 propos­ ed constitutional amendments, noted that two o f them, num­ b e r three and number 13 hava Men moet controversial. He urged a “ yes" vote fo r number three which deal* with allowing the principle a* well as the interest o f the abate school fund to be used. Cleveland noted that Semi­ nole County is In a primary position to be approved next rear for a new Junior college • u t that with the uncertainty o f the re-apiiortionment prob­ lem. Seminole County may not have a senator of their own after the lUrtj legislature meets. "W e are well qualified right now to obtain this col­ lege — It is not necessary to even wait for a feasibility atudy, and wa hope that the *0115 legislature will give us the go-abend on this most tm- tM I Admission* VOTE FOR EXPERIEN CE E LE C T W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 LAW REN C E. T11F. MAYOR OF ALTA M O N TE SPRINGS. W AS ELECTED TO TH IS O FFICE WITH T H E LAHGK-'T MAJORITY VOTE EVER GIVEN A CA N D ID A TE IN THIS AREA — hO1-* O F TDK VOTE. HE HAS SE RVE D A 4 T E A R TERM ON TIIK BOARD OF CO U N TY COMMISSIONERS AND HAH ALL OF HIS BUSINESS INTERESTS IN SEM IN OLE COUNTY. A VOTE FOR W. LAW REN CE SW OFFORD WILL BE A VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE AND PROGRESS. Pd. Put Adv. By Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee DEDICATION tif the new $21,000 Farm Bureau office building on south Hwy. 17-92 Friday was highlighted by the snipping of u red ribbon be­ tween two gold ropes across the driveway. At left is Senator Mack Cleve­ land Jr., who spoke at the annual meeting following the dedication and ut right, Commissioner Joe Baker, president of the Farm Bureau. portant project,” he pointed tosing our homestead exemp­ out. tion.” On proposed amendment 13, The amendment provides involving homestead exemp­ that the first $2,004 o f assess­ tion in Sarasota County, Sen. ed valuation in Sarasota Cleveland suggested a " n o ” County be taxable for school vote, saying that "th ii la a purposes only and that the fo o t In the door to eventually n ext $3,000 shall lie exempt. "W e need money fo r schools, but 1 think we can find it somewhere else and leave our homestead exemp­ tion alone,” Cleveland said. He suggested a “ yea” vote on all the other proposed amendment*. =--s S h N : PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY STORE HOURS: y IlSHBSuniHilBMllM] Q UAN TITY R IG H T S RESERVED Mon., Tue*., Wed. 8:30*7:6i Thura. 8:30 • 8:00 FrL 8:30 - »:M Sat. 8:30 - 8 : 0 0 1160 PARK AYE. quality ’ iiseoiwL _____ 3? iin 1’ — B LU E RIBBON Q UALITY LEAN FRESH Garden Club By Mrs. Frank White The D eB iry Barden Club f i l l have as a guest speaker at »U meeting Friday at 2 p. m. at the community center, Mrs. Philip C. Frfeie, of Demand. She will speak about Luc Gim Gong, winner (R the Wild­ er Medal from the United States government for his d e­ velopment o f the Luo Glm Gong orange, • Valencia type variety. A native o f Canton, tfiina. no cam e to North Adama, Mass., in 1860 at the age of 12 and in 1863 came to DcLand to work fur the Burlingame famHe Is also known for thn d e­ velopment o f the perfumed grapefruit He died in 1923 and Is buried In the Oakdale f e m e - 1 tery. GROUND BEEF GLAMOROUS EMPRESS SirilNO! Meets Friday MIRRORED VANITY■ sw ivels! Whila or brass-linish vanity wilh scratch and tarnish-free Melamin# coated hordboard! Till­ ing, self-adjusting mir* rorl 1 8 Bright brats finish! Removable gold-color lufted cushion! Size: 126"*15"i23'' high. COTTAGE CHEESE I I I I I I l f III t i t l i l t i l l t i l MM (I I IS III tlS Il S liS S IIIIIIIIIM M S M H S IS M Illlll CAMPBELL'S CRISP 9 Tom ato SOUP BATHTOWELS Bath Site JUBILEE SOLID IH tH IIIH IIIIIIH IM IIIH IIIIIIIIIII ST A R K 1 S T FRESH I* JUBILEE STRIPE Hand to w o l, 9 7 c W o rtz I S a ltin e s TUNA Quick Grits W ash d o th , 37c of sup-jr a b so rb e n t high quality terry I r Some fringed, some bordered. All dee* oroiur shades! - SAVE 15j ON 3 CANS LIM IT-3 WITH FOOD ORDER LIM IT-4 WITH FOOD ORDER l» M i l l M l M il M ill Ml •• I M l III ••III* l i t s i i t i i i i i i i M i i s i i m i l l ■i i m u m in is ■ r HOMEMADE GOOD BY I • * -V** R Jan’s* seety snnd, be foe the aewest shew*, Be ___ I ' kss ta Ml. a esek tad resort . rvr cJ.iuch or irnscoue, to ihop w pertiaae I l a w a i sortm in i, . , nod the MOIST & SPICY ICED I6 *t New graceful designl SPANISH BAR CAKE FLORAL HAMPER T«p«r»i S.*lij, Ujil J5 .* 20.11V. H. , K ill •»»*• ? fttlodt Th* Sanford Herald - I f *. 8“ LEMON OR COCONUT MERINGUE O O t & PIES — . x J # V irg in!* Petronki F. O. Bob U l l Sanford Phyllis ItugrONttia 322-6131 Lake Mary C o n t o u r e d , n o -fa d e Nora N orm T E 8-1314 S. Seminole 1 .9 4 (68-3631 Com p. Value 3.99 Deltona Sohple ITa Into DeUsry SHOWER CURTAINS TOILET SEAT Mildred llaacy 293-6847 MADE These are all from famous milltr woven I Mary Grttinia Bear Laka SOUTHERN I•CA V A LIER ROSE ^ SANFORD LB CUP CHUNK LIGHT MEAT FAMOUS MAKER 8 Victoria Wuodhult. candi­ date of the National Woman Suffrage Association in 1872, was the first woman nominat­ ed for the U. S. presidency. L IS MAYFAIR FRESH TASTY EMPRESS VANITY BENCH ! ■movobl* pull od justs (torn \ r »< ok. lurquoite. 5 • B aked enam el finish Lady i Provincial pelnl plastic; 6 coioesl Malching drape, 2. 77. • In 5 Fashion colors —i •^ v r • llw j, 17-92, Winter Park • Hwy. 30 t , Orlandu g —w v^d m um , “ “ i ___ j I• s l l x i l LAD T PAIR l i s t SLI. . I ; ® oP Cinnamon Patfry Breed J MORTON .FROZEN ASS’T• ..xe...v^.. Fan' |"K^«!L«2*K, i FRUIT PIES BONUS w O PEN D A IL Y 10 am . to 10 p ie. S U N D A Y S : 12 Noon to T p m. J rwir rxiHA • n i H ^ J s S I S d i r t a ^ r r u n 1v i e V M n e s 4 r . i l *ia«m m m n '*• ■* ||-4 -4 4 • • «•••••* ii is m i i i i s i i i i i i i i i i i i m m i i n i i m LIM IT-2 WITH FOOO O R 0 E I iiiiim im iiiiiis iiiiiim e m m o b �________________________ ___ Bean Soup Menu For Election Day Pr Special guests attending were Nn. B. Y. Spars, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. William Schuler, all from Daytons Beach, and the following group of women from the W e stm in ste r Prsebyterian Church of CasasIboTvyt Mrs. Ruby Shepherd, Mrs. Peggy Pitman, Mrs. Julia Dlllloa, Mrs. Lorraine Dona, Mrs. Martha Stout, Mrs. Mary Lynse Grtla, Mrs. Gays San* her, and Mia, Maty Saw* thorn*, hw -b "AD ALARE DEI" award, a tironx* trotts buspendad from a ribbon with the national and papal colon , la dUpUyad by these seven Boy Scouts, who also u r n as altar boya at All Soula Catholic Church. Awards war* presented at apodal servlets conducted by Ret. Father Rich­ ard Lyons. Flvg o f tho boys art from tho same troop and throa art brothers. From loft a n Paul from their Hag at the ehoir of I f f women mpreeeaUng every Prssbyterlal, Iks Prince­ ton Choir and Puerto Choir. By Doaaa Katas dealt actreee play A ed the rote af “the Woman,M The municipal election acherepretentiag all Women and dulad fo r Dac. 1 In Longwood their duties and program is e n a tln g intarast among planning for the next Trlan prospactlva candidatas a I aunt far Unitad Preibytarlen Women la the field s of Na­ though approximately half af tional sad Foreign Mlealoae tha eligible voters have not end Christian Education, registered as yet. During the buelneea eessloa fettawad the program tha leBawtag w ere nominated to i t o the respective offices of the UFW Aeeoelatlon: Mm D os Smith, president; Mrs. Ted Rreohlyn, vies president; Mrs. Charles Baum an, m e n tery; Mrs. Evelyn Rice, trea­ surer; Mrs. H . M. Cochran and Mia, Barry B. Senduaky, circle iesderst M rs. Richard Keogh, program chairman; Mrs. Alice W arner, world ser­ vice chairman; Mrs. John Ul­ mer, local church service chairman; M rs. P, D. Andereon, fellosrehlp chairman, and that Of fits* up fo r election are these of mayor, yrasantly R. Loraann; bald by Allan council seats held by R. C. Carlean and John Reams; city dark hold b y Onnls Bhomata; and la s coUecter, bald by Roy Shorn*te. Filing petitions so far hivo L o r s u n a and David Wentworth for m syor and Donald Smith fo r councilman. Jimmy Reiter, form er coun­ cilman, P atty White, and William Baum holier h a v e taktn ou t patlUona to run lor council. A group o f title ana hava Mrs. LuVera ITirrisofl, nmnlpicked up a petition with tha sating com m ittee chairman. Other mem bers attending Intention o f drafting an unWtrti M rs. John R csvse, Mrs. dlidoted candidate fo r conn* Beule V. Beebe, Mrs. Marion The Incumbents Carlson Lee, Mrs. Lucille Mero, Mrs, II. M. (ilem on , Mrs. Ruby and Raima have both Indicat­ Rjoblom, Mrs, Fannie Leffler, ed that they do not Intend to Mrs. Joe Hmathera, Mrs. Earl file fo r re-election, Mrs. Shumate urges resi­ Unger, Mra. W . C. Hopkins, Mrs. Ruby Linden, Mra. F. E. dents to register before tha Donaldenn, Mra. Eil 7.1in me r- Nov. 26 deadline. To h« eligi­ man, and a guest, Ethel Shif­ ble, a citiivn must Ira 21 y ea n old and a resident o f the flett. ■tats fo r six month*. Candi­ date! muat tile their petitlona mi later than N ov. 19. rib Club Members 'Well Heeled' WASinNOTON (U P I) The Southeast Is well rrpr# sentrd In the President's Club, open to anyone who contribut­ ed at Isaat $1,000 to Prsild e n t Johnson's re-election campaign. Membership Hits In the Rouse clerk's office include 132 persona from tha eight state southeastern ares. Florida leads the area In members with 32. Second with Oil is Alabama, where Jolm son was kept o f f the ballet. Virginia has 25, South C ar olina 13, Mississippi 12, Ten' neasec nine, Georgia seven end North Carolina four. Am ong the southern mem­ bers nre form er Tennessee Gov. Ilufurd Ellington, of Nashville; Federal Judge and Gcngresaman former (kngreeam an Robert Hemphill, W. of Cheater, 8. C.; M ayor Ivan Allen Jr., o f Atlanta, and Elliott R o o m '■•It. o ! M iam i, sou of the lata President Franklin D. KootevelL Yule Decorations Topic Of Film By Jane Casselberry Mrs, H. T. Crittenden will pretent a film on making Christmas decorations and demonstrate the mtklng of con a ges at s meeting of the Smith Seminole Junior High School FI IA Club Tuesday at 2:13 p. m. The girls have Invited all in­ terested women, faculty membert and ninth grade Home Economics atudenta to attend this special program. Refreshment* will be served. Miss Thelma MotihoMer and Mrs. Joan nattle are apotwora of Ihe group. Gllmartln, Troop 643; Eugene Gllmnrtin, Troop 643; Richard Mamalt,1Troop 507; Stephen Stanklowicz, Troop 649; Thomas Austin, Troop 643, and Paul Pivie, Troop 604. Translation of tha Latin phrast in 'Toward the Altar of God." This was the first time that this honor had been con­ ferred on Sanford altar boya. Brian Gilmartin waa not present for the picture. (Herald Photo) Chttrehwowaa of L e a g w a o d ’ a Christ Zptscepal Church ora apiaaeriag an •leetiaa day bean seap dinner Tuesday at th* Parish Bom* on Church Sweat. Serving will bagta at and aantbiaa until 7:1# with television aata placed at vantage paints la tha hall te permit petrous te watch the early election return. Included on the uwsu with the eottp will he lasted salad, homemade cornbrood, pie aad coffee, tee or milk. Dinner* ere priced far children aad adults with pre­ school youngsters fra*. Mrs. Virginia Bowaraox la chairman ef th* event The aniline dys industry founded by Sir William Henry Perkin, who discovered and made tha First artificial dye made from coal tar. Barbecue Ends Boy Scouting Mounts Church Drive In Seminole County Boy Rcout Interest and aetivlty la mounting at such a rtta la Bemmot* County that tha skilled Roy Scout execu­ tives who plan and conduct these nature-training, charac­ ter-building event* are being torn between two emotion*— delight and concern. Delight that this acceptance o f scout­ ing— especially among boya 11 to 14 y e a n old— la so vig­ orous and concern about the ability o f tha present pro­ gram to ksap up with tha youngster*. T om Albert, district BS executive, trot* ou t soma it*tlatica to show how tbla la recorded. A t the council's Camp l.a-NV-C’ he on one weekend lo s t May there were IJS85 scouts from 8*mino|e learning scout lore, law and skills. And on almost every weekend 300 o r d o m i. hoy a will he on cam p-outi. Coming here from Minnesota some six years ago, Albert approelate* tha year-round open rllm att th at Central Florida enjoys. And it la nn the climate, the population growth and the practical use that the Hmut skills give tho boy* In the county that tha Scout execu­ tive blames the happy fact that already tha 19(16 ramp­ ing date* for Ls-N o'-Che are filled with only six openings left. During the paat year Seminolo County scout* have earned 1.490 merit badges, 1,718 boya have enjoyed at lea it dims weekend of out­ door ramping experience, 260 youngster* earned ronotinir merit budge* and 2.16 earned swimming merit badges. Her* Is another Albert sta­ tistic: With 600 boys meeting at least once-n-week there sre 2,100 opportunities fur them to lenm life-saving techni­ que* every nr- nth. Attendance record* show that s break­ down o f Hoy Scouts tty data indicate 18 per cent o f the S10 year boys enter Cub scout­ ing, 34 per cent o f the l i l t year olds are In the regular scout program and flv* per rent o f the 14-17 year olds continue their active Interest. This statistical Informatics from A lb trt comes at * time when the Seminole County United Fund campelgn for 19(14 is at tb s half-way mark. For this le s io n It is Interest­ ing to *** that Scout growth Is limited, primarily, by tha funds available for meintabling facilities and— what appears to be an obvious need— Increasing the profttalonal eta ff. The dem and for Boy Scout­ ing exists. The geographical and cllmutlcat appeals o f tha county 'prom ote It* growth. More and more families a n com ing h e n to Uvt. And the positive affeect o f Boy Scout­ ing la no longer a debatable question. In a report submitted to the United Fund last July, it was pointed out that Seminole County D istrict had 1,292 boya, 278 volunteer leader*, two full - time profession*! executive* and on* camp ranger. Now there are more scout*. A park barbocu* will ellmax th* current Sunday Schoel en­ listment campaign at First Baptist Cburcn o f Longwood for the adulU class Thursday at 8:30 p. m. Two pigs will be barbecued by Chief J. T. Baal. A children’s party for the Sunday School will be held it the sam e lime with worker* la the various department* la charge. Following the barbecue an Inspirational film will be shown, a meeting of the class will be held, and a general pro­ motion report o f Sunday School progress given. The WMU and Men's Broth­ erhood o f th* church are in charge of the arrangement*. "GOT BUGS” CALL 322-5492 Special! ADgood Sugar Cured — SLICED BACON 2 79 * L b. Pkga Special! “Super-Right” Sliced W estern — B1 “Super-Kin LIV ER Special! EGGS 29 I Q Lb. Sunnybrook 2 2F t Grade “A ” Florida — LARGE Ctn. O f One Dozen 95 fo r W * C Special! Jane Parker Freshly Baked — A P P L E Southern 1-Lb. 8-Ox. Each Chem icals, Inc. fo r Special! Jane Parker L igh t, Tender — A N G E L FOOD HELP Spray or Fog Senator Holland's SEM IN OLE COUNTY CAM PAIGN HEADQUARTERS 101 W. First St. , OPEN D A IL Y CAKE EXTRA 1-Lb. 1-Ox* R in g FANCY RED DELICIOUS Apples 1 ■** EXCE PT SATURDAYS A N D SUNDAYS Pd. P o l Ade. GETTING DOWN TO BRASS TACKS Qualifications. . . Are What Count! LARGE CRISP ICEBERG Lettuce LARGE FIR M Each FLA. Avocados Each M arvel Vanilla, Chocolate or Strawberry iCE M IL K JU S T IC E 39 V2 G a l Tudor Premium Quality of the Seer or Ale ^ Peace 6 Pk. 89 Special! Ann P age — PORK & Fur B EA N S Property ^CARRAW AY C. E. Casualty McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK FA 1-M11 (CHUCK) KERN These Are A Few Of My Qualifications: • 14 Years Business Experience In The Seminole County Area. VOTE DEMOCRATIC ON MOV. I ron • Established Background In Law . • Complete Understanding and Sincere Interest Ale DAVIS TO SERVE YOU IN DISTRICT 6 AS JUSTICE OF PEACE AL. AN INSURANCE MAN, WITH OFFICES IN CASHELtlERRY FEELS THAT HIS BACKGROUND IN LAW THROUGH INSURANCE AND Ills EDUCATION , IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION QUALIFIES HIM FOR THIS OFF1CH. paid P o l Adv. By Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee In The Problems Facing Sem inole County. • 2-Lb. 9-O z. Can 29 Special! A & P — Our Finest Quality — APPLE SAU C E 6 1-Lb. Cans 89 Special! A & P — Our Finest Quality PEAR H A LV E S 2 a 49* Have W orked Closely W ith Law Enforcement Agencies O f Seminole County. VOTE TO ELECT Trice* Is this ad ax* gead through Wedaeedsy, Nor. 4. C E . (Chuck) K ER N Paid Political Adv. By Chuck Kens tthoyybf Caster Hwy. 17-tl at 17th �/ *%v«**** <% * I g f " •-7vy ~ Mon. Not. Probe Launched •■Into Death Ot U. S. Astronaut £ 0 1 v . HOUSTON (UPI) - A ranter inTestigstive toaqi [worked today to discover what caused tbo airplane crash Sat* tutUy that killed U. 8. astro* esut Theodora C. rreemaa, a quiet man who dreamed of fo* ln| to the moon. The 34-year-oM pitot's TW twin-jet trainer crashed into an oil field, two mitoo abort of e sale runway. An eutopey Sunday showed Freemen died of a skull fracture and aevere cheat Injuries. The slander astronaut's body was found about 100 yards from the wrockaft. The par tisUy opened parachute and the ejection east be used showed that be tried to escape the plane before it plowed Into the ground. There was increased specula (Ion Sunday that hie jet, one of IS the nation's » astro­ nauts use, hit a flock of tow-flylag birds as Freeman sped to­ ward a landing at Ellington Air Foret Base south of Hous­ ton, Astronaut Donald K. (Deke) Slayton get up the Investigative board, which la headed by Jo­ seph A1grant], the chief pilot of the federal space agency's Manned Spacecraft Center. Debris horn the era ah was removed Sunday to e hangar it Ellington, where the team will try to reconstruct the tffoot-long jot- nr r ' Longwood PTO Fall Festival Slated Nov. 21 • I By Donna K ites • riana w ire made fo r a Fall Feitlvlal N ov. 21 at the regu lar meeting o f the Longwood Elementary School PTO at the school auditorium. Mrs. M ary Rowell, chair­ man o f the ways anil means coaunlttee, announced t h e booth chairmen fo r the event They are Mr*. Billy Pascal, Mrs. Carline Pllnlan and Mre, Jo Kirkham, flah pond; Mra. Jim Eneor, paint-a-graph; M m. Louise Bell, treaiure hunt; Mra. Fat Lyona, train ride; Mra. M ary Lyona, tie beta; Mra. Carole Jacques, Corning W are; Mra. Joyce L op ei, country store; Mra. M ary Elgin, and Mrs. Eva Jo Hicks, cake walk; Mrs. I.ydla Johnson and Mrs. Jo­ anne Hubbard, cans game; Mrs. M ary McIntosh, basket­ ball; Mra. Robert Farmer, auction; Mra. Emma Hope, w et aponga; and Mra. Lenna Y oung, Mra. Elila Nichole, and Mra. Pauline Stevens, food. Gueat speaker a t the meet­ in g waa Dr. Charles Adkins, o f Altamonte Springe, who talked on the neceeaity o f periodical health checks for children and proper lmmunlaction. H e explained many childhood dleeatea and warn* ed against the danger o f snake bite giving the pro­ cedure to follow in that event. The meeting wae conducted by the vice president, Mra. Cladya Piloian, in the absence Of the president, A . L. “ D oc" Watson. Mra. Ralph Stevens gave the devotional. The room count waa won by Mrs. LaJ’ aun Blair’s First Grade Boom. Refreshments w e r e served by the First end Sec ond Grade Room Mothers. n& - TOP SALESMAN at Sanford Junior High School waa David Cook (cen­ ter), shown with hia grandfather, Mayor A. L. Wilson, as he sold a bag o f candy, thus making his total 100 bags. With them is Don Farrens, agriculture instructor at the school. Proceeds from the sale will be used to buy band Instrument* nnd equipment. Young Cook, 12, will receive an FFA jacket for his efforts. (Herald Photo) One More Vote HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Louis Rich, who figures pea­ nuts contributed to Ms long life, celebrates Ms 100th birthday today and vows h e ll vote next Tuesday. LET JIM CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU AS A MEMBER OF T H E ------------- SEM INO LE C O U N T Y SCHOOL B O A R D JIM, A DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT NOMINEE. ________________________ LIVES IN CASSELBERRY. IS A BUSINESSMAN AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR. HR IS COMPLETING 4 YEARS AS A SCHOOL BOARD MRMBRR. MAS SERVED S TEARS ON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES IN THE COUNTT 8 c h 0 0 L SYSTEM. AND HE PLEDGES CONTINUING PROGRESS IN T S B SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FoL A dv. B y Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee Cut-Up HENS OOV1RNMINT INSPECTED 4 4 LB. AVO. LB. A t First A Pstmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. AM M AN. Jordan (U PI) — Last March King Saud algned away all of hia powers claimed king o f Saudi Arabia except his actual title to Faisal, S3, who became re­ today, replacing hit ailing gent. brother K ing Saud, Mecca Crown Prince Felsal wss pro­ EAMv BIRD SALE * Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Beds Radio announced. Faisal had acted as Saud's Q UAN TITY RIGHTS prime minister on and o ff for Gizzards PRICES GOOD THRU NOVEMBER 4TH Turkey Rolls fc, 79* Grade "A " Feaeen Turkey ESTATE BROKER buzzed this weekend with ru­ W ings........... *29* Knows Property Values mors Faisal was about to as­ ..*,19* Reg 9 8 f G». "A " Bofwle* WINK Bills ITOHI. | REGISTERED REAL Middle Eastern capitals had Reg 29 ( Or. "A " Fpomm Chick. RESERVED GUY ALLEN years. Today’s announcement Gr. -A “ Frozen Turkey D rum sticks sume the Saudi crown. Earlier today Radio Mecca had prom­ ised "a n Important statement to the Saudi people." TAX Republican Pd. Pol. Adv. 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SALAD CH IC A RICE CASSEROLES OVER 35 YEARS Faisal Proclaimed Saudi Arabian King A one week indoctrination course in the beliefs e f the Southern Methodist Church will bo conducted Nov. 18N ov. 20. Plans fo r the course were discussed by Rev. Durward H. Knight, pastor o f First Southern Methodist Church o f Sanford, st a conference. Jamea T. Tel mad ge Jr., pre­ sided at the meeting. ilslane. due Ml. Take o»»r j.T m .n T . M.TI p .r mi.nlh VOTE NOV. 3 FOR JIM BIRKENMEYER Regular 39* . . Colonial Hoary Frans Indoctrination co.vsoi.r. ztz ZAO BITTONHOLE, BTC. Most S.IL Navy p.rvmn.l b.lns (ran*, tarred. Oriel Daily east III*, 2 Held In Gem Theft NEW YORK (UPI) - Two New York detectives were exported to be on head today for tho extradition hearing In Miami for two inspects la tho grant gem robbery at tho Aasriena Museum of Natur­ al History. Tho det- ctlvso win ho car­ rying warrants seeking the return of Allen Dale Kuhn, 28, and Jack Roland (Murf the Surf) Murphy, 17, who hare been charged with inter­ state transportation of stolen property valued at mors than 15,000. ■' v u not ■ surprise. I fljewv'>■“» " '.-J 1st S t & French, Sanford Phone OPEN S - * I*. M, DAILY n i l . T I L 9 1*. ) ! . 322-0241 TheSmart Place Todo... For Good Things ToEat 4V d ^ U IX s French Ave. & 21>th. Palmetto Avc. & 3nl St. 400 E. First St. 4 ie f Highway 17-92, Longwood * �Lyman And Oviedo Crumpled; Crooms Wins Sixth Straight Winning Panthers Leesburg Hurricanes 'Storm' Streak Clobber Tampa Dons 39-0 Broken Wins 33-0 Trojans Not. 2, 'M ty i*B Seminole tha hall EAV GALLIC— Melbourne'! Booth Seatooto Junior High'* IS and Garrett Central Catholic High Hustlers Hurricane* blew up soother lance for tha secowd TD. Agate punched over a final period LEESBURG— The Ugh flyThu Crooms Panther*, hotter storm ef touchdowns Saturday Dnicding booted tha h| Yattrr JitU to «f Lm buri touchdown Saturday night hare the Lyaaa aUrto was ororthus tho proverbial t i ptetot, High Ntotd hi m Lyman's fM it Laogwood'a Lymsa to drop tha Oviedo High Liana mm by Laoohurg’o ■art pi posted (M r sixth eta of tho High FMd when they kit six q»ii> M < i r r l i y tight h i* (ran tha ranks af tha unbelt* oat cffMaiTo attack cad th> season at Mtaarial BUdtoni time* to pool a IB to B victory Richey recovered ■ Tampa M i aocmod to • S3 to 0 Orange « , f-toO. Jacket defease. Blaotoo play Friday tUtt when they cliwod Bolt Cotfomc* victory. or tho Dost eg too Mary tornMe an tha Deno* IB. FuOed a Tory food ball game for the Carver Heights Trojan* of Half af Christian School for baek Eon Shea* carried to tha Even though tho Linos set Jacket oifn w , good Lyman and Toole c a m e natty outplayed tha Hustlers on Leesburg unmercifully, IB to f . Boys. olaa to two playa aod quartertho ground and to tho air, tho through with one of his belt Tho Paathen racked up eae Tho Hurrkaaa* simply out* hack Mika Margto paaaad to ••« m to IN «lr, WMgamea of the season. Half­ » s ware unable to croc* touchdown in tho first period cad Bruce Stuart for tha third classed the Tampa etovta ofCOhch Dick Cof#> Melbourne's twta-strlpoa and backs Pail Lambert aod PhD and rammed ever three nor* fenclvtly sod the fact that score. Dntadtog agato ipto Uad i m w which wold at Oviedo hod to go homo with a Pern alt did some good work to th* lecond to mako t or tha upright*. the Tampa crew couldn’t gtt tot rely ill f t f * “ t* far Lymns along with halfback record of fire wtoa, oo* lost tided affair of what la utnally beyond their own 40 told tho In the same period, Jim Lu­ » rU Iho Ur Larry Lett. one of the Panthers' toughest story of tha SSJH defensive ca* intercepted a Tampa pat* and a stogie tie. Tha Iona score ef tha contact Leesburg gnt it flrtt downs game* **eh year. and ran It back IB yard* to came early In tha fourth staoptoy. n v a c too to eight for the tiaitora. Toole To add Intuit to Injury, the South Seminole unleashed a tha Dona* 99. McDermott want ta whao ■ 41-yard drive had IT yards for Lyman, Lam' Panthers got another pair of tremendous ground attack and to and rambled 33 yard* far brought tha Hustlers to lha •4 Lyons'* BewsfalL Iho Jac­ bert 41. Brown led Leesburg scores to the fourth period to also used tha air lanes to rack the fourth Hurricane tally. kets aUo took advsstafs of with m . Lions' 90-yard lino. WMkowtkl to tha third statue, tha Hur­ broke loose for tha remaining humble the Carver Haights un the win. totowaftton, fuabtoa ca l add­ MISS DONNA HOGAN (center) w m crowned Queen o f the Peanut Bowl eleven. Early In tha ftrat parted ricanes wan oo the Tampa 27 distance to aeora. Tha lion* ed IhU to what Lyman fane •t the Sanford Junior High football game half-time Saturday, by laat Neither ehth could do much South Seminole took over on when Hsrgto passed to end wked Melbourne's try hr |" " » » * toothaB** to rtek year’'• s Queen, Miss Beth Morgan, A t left Is M iss Hogan's escort, Rob Benmore than apar for an opening Tampa’s 30 and Dennis Garret Leooard Hollis who grabbed tha point after, serer Mine Hogan won her crown by popular vote o f the atudent body. during the early part of the Immediately moved to tha six. the ball to tha cad aoaa tor an­ Tha Hustler* started another The Jackets l hr initial quarter. But Perlman John McDermott, playing with other score. In tha float frame, driva after Witkowakl Inter­ and Pullback Store Brinaoa rambled tor a first hand* bandaged, fought hla Dnicding went around hla left cepted • Lion pass aod return­ halfbook Larry Myers down deep to Trojan territory way the remaining six tor the end for 94 yarda lor tha laat ed It to Oviedo’s 94-yard Un*. played lawless football. to *ot up Croons' flnt score. ftrat seare. Dave Dreading Hurricane score. Melbourne advanced to tha OrSouth Seminole m w has a Undo aloo but tho Lions potmeBy DutM Rlggtohethem scoreboard oa • 13-yard dash The Brave* racked up 30 On o second and IS (1(00(10(1, kicked tha potot after. whoa Browa weak II yards for The Hurricane* took aver record of three victories, eat ad on a Hustler mlscua aod Herald Sports Writer around end for the drat San­ yard* rushing and 27 yards David Paterson picked up five a touchdown to ollmas a t o Fred Dewa The Sanford Junior High ford touchdown. Mika Robin- passing giving them four first yards aod Brinson carried for again on Tampa's 30. A penal tie and one loss. They are took over on their own 13. yard drift. Browa addad tho l i f t Bpsrts Writer slated to dose out the season Oviedo got a drive of their potot alter. Laaahwg scored Y. A. Tittle finally regained Bravea d o s e d their 1964 sea­ ■on ran o ff tick le for the e x ­ downa. The tough Brava d e­ 12 yards to Leesburg's one. Thursday night at Lyman own going by reeking up a On the next play, PsUrsoo •gala about three minutes his magic touch — but It was son last Saturday night in the tra point. fense again held the Palatka Fan’s D elight Field against tha St, Cloud first down on tho ground be­ Bobby Lundqulit put the offense, this time to 16 yards fumbled but recovered oa th# later when the Jackets block the Cleveland Browns Instead annual Peanut Bowl with a 20NEW YORK (U P I)—The High JayVeaa, tha only club one and,on the next try be put to-7 victory over Palatka. Braves In clover again after fore taking to tho ahr. Tha at•d Larry Lott’a punt attempt o f tha N ew York Giants who and no first downi. the Panther* on the Mere- Columbia Broadcasting Bys- to beat tha Hurricanes thla tack flailed, however, on MtL In the first period of play the Intermission when he on Lyman's S3. Pour pUya profited m ost. In the fourth quarter Bill n will televise tw o Nation­ season. South Scatoole will at­ board. Sanford gained only live yards handed off to Mark Caalo bourne'a 40. Oviedo forced btar Brown went ll yards for Bracken Intercepted a pass In tbs suprem e (tony o f the Aa tha Initial period closed, al Football League gamea tempt to avenge the 7-4 defeat Melbourne to punt and lion rushing and made no first who drove to from the threetha TD and again the Leesburg that aet the Bravea up for M-ytar-old Tittle's most frut downs. N o passes were at­ Ransom Browdy pounced on each Sunday fe r a period of handed them by 8t. Cloud. yard line for the second San­ quarterback Jim Courier went fullbsck added the aitra polat their third TD. Weber rolled a Leesburg fumble on Carver’s five weeks beginning Nov. 8. (rating season, tho New York tempted and there were no ford T D . The extra point at­ Early in the oocoad period, to the air but tha clock ran around end for his second hero of 1M3 virtually made, • 29-yard line. Early to the sec Robertson H art penalties. Palatka gained 13 tempt failed and Sanford led out oo the Oviedo eleven. Boh BUlr recovored a Lyman touchdown of the tilt. Bracken gift of tha IBM Eastern D M ond period, Paterson — on i TD'i were nullified by penal­ yards rushing and potted two 13 lo 0 In the start of the fourth fumble oa tha Greyhound 36. The Lions recked up eight CINCINNATI (UF1> — added the extra point. aJon title o f the N ationil Foot­ fourth and five—punched out ties, Tackle Ernest Neal rea- Oscar Robertson of Uw Cin­ first downa to four to Mel­ first downs. Palatka passed period. Brown went to tho 11, Myers ball League to the Browns four tim es and complc! i only Palatka slipped through the the first down and Brinson Iliad a lineman's dream when blsitsd to the 10 end then went cinnati Royals required 10 bourne, got 111 yarda on tho Sunday when he paaied the Sanford defense three times went In tor the second score ha Intercepted a toss by Tro­ one due to tho strong Sanford the dlstaoce. atitthea to clot# a wound to ground and 46 la tho air oa Glanta to ■ 34-17 upset victory defense. for 32 yards and then passed and the first of three to the jan quarterback, Arthur Brin­ Lymsa fought baek by tab' his left *ya suffered during (even completions out of 11 ever the St. Louis Cardinals. 30 yards for their only score quarter. Browdy ran tor Uw son, got a good block from In the second period Sanford lag the ensuing kickoff and, Sunday night's game against tries while the Hustlers post­ That trium ph, coupled with of the night, The extra poh.1 conversion. started m oving, gaining 72 Witherspoon, and rambled 40 tha Detroit Pistons. Robert­ ed 104 yarda oo the ground mainly la the running of Grey (he Browns' 30-17 decision try run was good and the score Later, n Panther bUU, tod yard* to pay dirt. Jama* miss­ yards and picked up four first hound fullback Terry Toole son, who waa jabbed to the and three to tha air on one waa 20 to 7. by Robert Walton aod Lewii ed tha PAT try and Grooms went to Leesburg's 11 before over the Pittsburgh Steelers, downs, Sanford passed four eye, may not be able to play connection out of three aerial On the final play Sanford Witherspoon, forced a Leas led 13 to 0 at halftime. running out of ateam. Later sent Cleveland Into a two- limes but completed none. Pa­ in tha Royal# next game on attempts. game lead In the Eastern race, quarterback, Skip Senkarlk burg fumble and Witherspoon the Greyhounds want to tha latka m ovrd the ball only 16 After a scoreless third (tan­ Each club Intercepted two Friday, ran the ball Go yards for a recovered tor Sanford. Jackat 10 on driva before giv­ With six gamea left to play, yards on the ground and of as, James Gunn rolled out on passes and each loot one fum­ the Browns have a 8-1-1 record TD , only to have it called Andrew J a m e s , Crooms a keeper and icooled 71 yards three pasa attempts they com ing up the ball. ble. By Martin Lsder back. quarterback, handed off to tor another Panther touch­ Jet Racers With two and a half mloutas while tho Cardinals are second plctcd none. PuDback Tel BeDhorn led l/P I Sports Writer LONDON (UPI)—'The Roy. Oviedo's attach with to yards, The final (core was 20 to 7, Brinson and be went tor nine down. Jamce passed for tha left lo the third aUnxa, Lees­ with a 4-3-1 mark, Fred W eber, co captaln of burg took over ea Lyman’s 49. Jimmy Brow a gained 140 the aquad, put Sanford on Hie That new-fangled business of giving the Braves a record of Peterson immediately went the point after, to the closing min­ al Automobile Club haa de­ halfback Billy Mikler got 42, throwing the ball la just fou r wins, one lose aod one Ue remaining 20 for Crooms' third utes, Brinson plowed in from cided to recognise world halfback Bruce Dowlen tour Quarterback Raleigh Joe God- yards to raise hla ca rte r total passing fancy lo the Buffalo for the season. dan) e a t the 49 yards for a to a rem arkable 10,133 yards. five yards out to post Crooms' speed records established by and Courier carried tor It tally. Bill*, who are grinding nut an touchdown and Browa kicked Tittle threw fou r touchdown Jet propelled automsbilea. After two more Panther final m yard*. overland routs to their first panes—twice as many as he the eitra point. * T 9m la to la th e a l e * . Lymi fought Ka w ay to tho L an barg IP before losing tbs ban oa Magic Touch Regained By Y. A. Tittle By Bah Braves Trample Palatka Buffalo Bills Head Toward Championship Gary Sem anchlk of Leesburg intercepted a pass tossed by Lymsn quarterback Jack Blanton on the Jacket 47. Brown went up (he tpiddle 39 yards to Lym an'a 14. Goddard lost 13 on the neat play but the Jackets bounced right back when Bobby Nappl connected with M yon oa a 77-yard pass play-________________ Legal Notice M m i T OS- I I IT n r r i . n i t i n i -rni w . v. w m i i T M A y , j o n - r a. cm u A T oi’ tir n . j u l i a an in iS T O F H K n . ■ „* Ki.tra * h : t ii c i i n i n T o r i t K i t . ir »ttv*. statu • i.C lti« lr r o p 'it t r * unVimwn had thrown In seven previous games this season—and wound up with 10 completions in 33 tries for 283 yards. The Baltim ore Colli contin­ ued their drive toward the Western Division title when Ibey walloped the San Francis to Forty-Nlnera 37-7 to set a club record o f seven straight victorlfi. The Washington Redskins d e f e a t e d the Philadelphia Kaglea 21-10, Iho Green Bay I'ackcra downed the Minnesota Vikings 49-13, and the Dallas Cowboys beat the Chicago Bears 24-10 In other games. Crowds w ere 47,327 at Chicago, 33,064 at Detroit, 60,113 at Bal llmore, 41,278 at JHnnesots, 60,671 at Philadelphia and 49, 368 it Pittsburgh. • If niarrU.I, an<1 If itsja.t. tl.*lr tv unktinwn hrlra, ilaflaaaa, aranlaca. • ••I*n«,>. Ilanora. r r . d l l o r i , t r m l . , , , *n4 all partial elalmln* by, through, un.lar or asalnat u l 1 ,ta|an>|. •nil, anr] aacli o f lhani; an.I attT *n4 all nthar para .ni bay. 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D. lis t Stsla o f Florida, (hla tth day ISCAM at Ortnbar, I t t i . Arthur H. IWckwHb. Jr (SEAL! Clark o f Circuit co u rt of Arthur If. ilackwtth. Jr. Samlnola County, Florida Clark o f tho Circuit Court Ily Martha T. Vlblan My Martha T. Vlhlon. D. C. Deputy Clark run;as. w l a i i T a u u i i f o r d ago. a. s p u e n . jn . Amtrl.'on National Dank 1)14*. p. o Do* m u n f SFKClt * SFhICtt Atlornaya for plalnllffa St. Petersburg, Florida 11111 Atlornaya for PUtatlff IIS Magnolia Avanua I'ubllah: Oct. 12. It, Nor. 2. Stanford, Florida Ifbbllah Nor. I. S, II, 11, t i l l III! corn CDU-J Legal Notice / i Mark Holznechl Player Of Week M irk HolinecM , an out­ standing Colonial lllgli School end, was chosen "Player of the W eek" for his outstanding perform ance In the school's Oct. 2 game. Mark will be p resented with the Sandler Homes tropny as recognition for his achievement. He was chosen by the selection com­ mittee from recommended cindidates for the award nude by all high school coaches in Orange and Seminole Coun­ ties. Mark Is captain of bit team and considered one of l lie (cam lea d en , playing o ffen d and defense. Mark it responsible for a num ber of key blocks ami tackles and caught three pastes for a total of 162 yards. In addition to tho trophy, Mark it now eligible for llie annual 3360 scholarship award set up by Sandler llomea. The recipient of the acholarthlp will tie named at the end of tho current football season from the list of namca receiv­ ed from each ichool during the year. The achnlanhip la good for any school chosen by the recipient. Pri'ienta'ion of the trophy was made at the Colonial game Friday night. American Football championship. League Long-distance bombing was the order o f business through out the league Sunday, and no­ where was it more personified than at Buffalo where veteran bombardier George Blands of Houston threw the ball 6S times with 3T direct hits—both AFL rccordi. Buffalo still kept to Its oldfashioned guns and carved out a 21-10 victory behind the run ning power of rookie Bob Smith, making his first start In; appearance, and veteran Cookie Gilchrist. The victory was the eighth Iri a row for the Bills, the only undefeated team in profession­ al football, and gave them a two-game bulge over the Bos­ ton Patriots In tho Eastern Division rare. As a contrast lo the 68 pass­ es thrown by Blands, who gslncd 393 yards with his aer­ ials, Buffalo quarterbacks threw only IS times for seven completions and 107 yards. There were some fine passig feats in the other games also, twn Dawson fired six touchdown passes lo lead the Kansas City Chiefs to a 49-33 triumph over the Denver Bron­ cos and each side accounted fur two touchdown throws at San Diego where the Chargers beat the Oakland Raiders 3117. The New York Jets main­ tained their slim Eastern Divi­ sion title hopes Saturday night when they routed the Boston Patriots 33-14 behind three Despite losing thrse point* touchdown passes by Pick to the D ct (lee* last week, Wood. the Woodpecker* still man­ aged to cling to th*ir first Anilin Good plar* »pot in th* Balt and L A U R E L , Mil. (UPI) — Chain League at Jet Lanes. Anilin, tho champion 3-yearMnntcll (tonterman won high otd frum lha Soviet Union, aerie* honor* with a final enjoyed a good workout Sun­ 1871/4 III while Hubby Leo day after apparently wrench­ was pouring them into tha ing hi* left front ankle on pocket with a couple of tur­ Friday. Anilin i* entered In key* and a 200/327 aerie*. the Washington, D. C. Inter­ Andy Stine was the only national at Laurel, Nov. 11. bright spot for the Wood­ pecker* a* he came through Nicklaus Wins with a steady (73/301. Th* second place Beagle* SY D N E Y , Australia <UPI) •wept fou r to gain on th* — Jock NickUua of Colum­ Woodpecker* a t Bit! Meek bus, Ohio, shot a five-underblasted a 106/653 and wife par 67 Sunday to win th* Mary tallied a good 468 ser­ Australian Open golf cham­ ies- K athy Bukur was th* pionship In an 18-hola play­ star fo r the Four U'S with a o ff against Bruce Devlin o f 172/473. Australia, Devlin carded a 79. Woodpeckers Cling To Lead Courtney Leads Alamaden Open SAN JOSE, Calif. (U P I) — If tha weatherman *pproves, they’ll play the final round of the ruin-plagued 325,000 Alamatlen Open g o lf tournament here today, nut even If the eun come* nut, the buys will have to slog through the mud nnd water In their effort lo catch young Chuck Courtney, tha third-round leader. Courtney, making a itrong bid for "rookie o f the year" honors, three-putted the final green, but still shot a twounder-par 70 Sunday for a 208 — and a ellghtly uncom­ fortable lend. OLD CROW KENTUCKY EASTERN DIVISION Tram Cleveland St. Louis Philadelphia Dallas Washington Pittsburgh New York WESTERN DIVISION Baltimore Detroit Los Angeles Green Bay Minnesota San Francisco Sunday's Results Cleveland 30 Pittsburgh IT New York 34 St. Louis (7 Baltimore 37 San Francisco 7 Washington 2t Philadelphia to Detroit 17 Loa Angeles IT Dallas 34 Chicago 10 Green Bay 42 Minnesota 13 Sunday's Gamea Baltimore at Chicago Dallas at New York Detroit it Green Bay Philadelphia it La* Angelas Pittsburgh at St. Louis San Francisco it Minnesota Washington at Cleveland Van Buren Picked PHILADELPHIA (U P I) — Steve Van Buren, form er star halfback with tho Philadelphia E aglei o f tha National F oot­ ball League, haa been elected to the Pennsylvania sports Hall o f Foma STR AIG H T CANADIAN V ELV ET IM PORTED BOURBON *3 99 ♦ Itb •th * 3 for S11.7S JULIUS WILE INVER HOUSE FRENCH BRANDT WFORTRD SCOTCH $3” EARLY TIMES HEUBLEIN CORDIALS ’4 ? BLEN D ED 86* PROOF 3 » * 9 « 5 * * * ♦ > * * * • * PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER OPEN 8 A .M . T I L M ID NIGH T CLOSED ELECTION DAY — RE-OPEN WHEN POLLS CLOSE 4 �V* •« — Musk Director b Hostess For Youth Choir I 4 4 4 I f PriiN * Waiter A Halloween party for tha Youth Choir of tha Communl* ity Preebyterfan Church of U k i Mary vaa held at tha homa of thair muele director, Mra. Charles Sauman, with her mother, Mra. John lllmer aa her co-hostess. Each guest waa greeted by RueklebcrTy Hound, who laformed them that they muat follow tha repo to get to tha party. Tha moon aho na brightly to help than tee and played an Important part b their following the rope. Along the way, tha gueati were greeted by a black witch who waited la tha aha* dowa of a large oak tree and went "SOOI* Further along tha path undar a cherry tree, a gbcit, rattling ita chalna, alao waited for tha guaata to go by. At tha and of tha rape, each had to paaa a akelaton to gat to thair aaata. After tha firat gueat had gotten to her aaat, aha decided to enter into the fun and got behind aoae huahea near by and ahoatad "BOO” aa each ef tha other guaata got near tha and of the rape. After all of tha guaata had taken tha long eeary with, they gathered around a big bonfire to roaet hot doga and manhmallowi. The “ Witch** Brew” waa aerred in apple goblata In keeping with tha Halloween Spirit There attending ware: Jan Bouae, Phyllis Mitchell, Linda Nalaon, Joan Muae, Carol Dodson, Alice Hamm, David Cochran, N a t h a n SJoblora, Paula Fulton, Barbara Flat* char, Patty Schwelckert, Deb* ble Hlckeon, Donnie SJoblom, Qayla Galloway, Sara Fox, Larieta Sjoblcm, Frank FowJar, Suxan Wade, Madonna Bowen and Brenda Chamben. -aa i 4 4 • * % * By M aryaaa Milca Delegate* from F orest Lake Academy attended the Southern Union Seventh Day Adventist Bible Conference held at Camp Cumby-Oay in Clayton, Ga. The purpose o f tha confer* ence was to encourage a high­ er spiritual a t m o a p h a r a among tha SD A Academics and cdlegea In tha Southern Union Conference. Activities included lecture*, sermons, group diecuaeions o f subjects o f special Interest to tha young poople, fellowship, group gam es, tingeplratlons and prayer bands. Delegates ware Jim Pleas­ ants, Connia Arnold, Kay Hartwell, Judy Leitner, Raba Hall, Phillip Whlddsn. Glenn Cavanaugh, Brenns Hamrick, Carlton Gensil, Mllon Kincaid, 8 a n d y Cavanaugh, Teresa Trimble, David W ood, Marc Genton, Dixia Helms, Bill Hunter, Mary Ward, John Lauer, Linda Roll, Linda Kiniman and Barry Stroh* man. Faculty members accom­ panying tha group ware Mr*. Buth Blair, Mies Mary Elam, George E. Patty and Martin Tompkin*. Other academic* and c o l­ leges participating iacludad Bare M e m o r i a l Aeademy, Lumberton, Mies.; Collegedale Academy, Collegedale, Tenn.; Fletcher Academy, Fletcher, N. C.J Greater Miami Acade­ my, Miami; Highland Acade­ m y, Portland, Tenn.; Little C reak Academ y, Concord, Tenn.; ML Pisgah Academy, Candler, N. C .; Pine Poraat Academy, C h u t k y , Miss.; Oakwood Aeademy and Col­ lege, Hunteville, A la.; and Southern Mlaaionary College, Collegedale. MM iv Science Group To View Movies By Jama Casselberry The Science Club o f South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry, under tha gui­ dance o f Boland Hill, will pre­ sent three filma dealing with tha structure o f matter to­ day at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Tha titlaa o f tha films will be "A tom s and Molecules", "Chem ical C h a n g a” and ••Molecule* la Motion.” BY BOB HOOVER, E. POPE BASSETT, GUY ALLEN AND WALTER HOBERG i wAeJH■[ Ayud 0 | W jfc V * ' mM JaMf1• _ — - �«V M M P i t * S—Mon. Nor. t . *M M O Letters To the Editor Rep. Joe Davis Wins Praise From Ex-Opponent Editor. HmM: la the dootaf week* of this Lottie pobtkal campaign, H h m h that theta ore some ob­ jection# oa to Ito conduct which art to order. First, in recent hiotory, there hat been no campaign *o Insidiously pre. waded by character aaaaaalna4toa, alaadar. libal aad general­ ly unethical practices. In can­ dor, K cannot be aaid that either major political party hat a monopoly on thla prac­ tice. But that fact doe* not exculpate tidier from the cri­ minal net of cheating the Amerieaa voter of hie right to hear n fair diaeuaiioo of real nubile laaoii of oar day. I believe that the American people should regard aa utter­ ly reprehensible tuch worka aa The Texas Looks At Lyndon, The Inside on LBJ, aad most of all Nona Uare Call It Tree ace. la my view, these ratrlboto absolutely of a constructive nature to thla campaign. Similarly, efforts of Com­ munist's orgsnisatlon to sraaar the Republican nemtoaa aa ■ Fascist havs no place to the legitimate arms of American political debate, aer do the cheap puhlicatloea aasimOatlag the reputed opinions of paychiatrlsta Indicating that the Republican oomisee la emoUonetly unfit for the Presi­ dency contribute anything of value In Uni campaign. Thera are real, not Imagi­ nary, issues at stake to this election which demand our earnest attention. We have a right to built that the emear artists and hate mongers an both aides retreat from our SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY —> t A* M. • 0:15 P. M. t i l B. FIRST SANFORD WR OITE TOP VALVE STAMPS SEMINOLE COUNTY BLUE GRASS SHOWS MON* NOV. 2nd THRU SAT., NOV 7th CHILDREN’S DAYS TUESDAY Jk WEDNESDAY — OPEN 4 P.M. M ERCHANTS’ D A Y serious public I have bean ms ad to obaarvw that to ear local races wdd aceusattaaa uatempared by dlaciwttaa, maturity, edgmant, ar Just plain made by the candidates and their supgsrtera. Already, libal to our local courts. Than eoold be ae more unhealthy alp as to the climate at star political campaign. As an tmaaccaaaful Demo­ cratic candidate to the May primaries, 1 cannot 1st this atecticn pass without the quantise of 1 integrity or the Democra­ tic cendidate who defeated me to the primaries, Mr. Jea Davts. Never, to the midst of the heat of the primaries or the general campaign, has Mr. Davis (looped to any unfair campaign practices but has on the contrary so conducted him•elf ae to create a vary con­ siderable persona) pride to dm on my part aa an active Democratic party worker and as a voter of Saminote Coun­ ty. I aaracatly urge all of thorn loyal friend* who supported me In the primaries to go to the poll* In November end vote for Joe Davis for State Rapra ■cntatlve from Seminote Coun­ ty. Robert 0. Pctree • • e Editor, Herald: Your recent editorial o f en­ d ow m en t o f Davie and Swofford relied in my mind ae to what la your true political philosophy. Pierre Salinger not havfng lived In California for yean , and Robert Kennedy the same In New Yorh are condoned by the Democratic Party to run fo r tha Senate aa friendly strangers, It la entirely dif­ ferent in Seminole County, two men who live in the eame eounty, Dr. Robert Hodver and E. Pope Raaeatt on the Republican ticket, are con­ demned for their efforta. I.iv In tha eounty they realite much • change la needthe county la to attain It* full potantial. la SemlnoU County build a wall around Iteelf that Would You Like These Qualities In Your Tax Assessor's Office? Courtesy Efficiency Fair and Equal Asnewunent — in Proportion to Property Value# Service with Convenience to all Semlnol# County - Then VOTE CUY you wa«d a y —port to gala entry! Ar* the new*papara and current tn-pewer pctltielaaa trying to dleeouraga r people frees moving Into the county and make it un­ pleasant for roeont arrivals. According to the Florida eUetion taw, a candidate for eooaty office mu*t bo a regtetarod voter in the county in which bo is running for offlee. Both Dr. Hoover and Mr. matt fill thla aad all other requirement*. Without tho money being apent in Seminole County by residents who due to econoi reaaona work outeldo of tho eounty would W In bad shape. Lot’s welcome people •ad their dollars to Seminole County and got off your old tired political eharpahootlag along this lino. W. P. Medcalf Altamonte Spring* • • • Editor, Herald; Whan you first endorsed Johnson, 1 assumed you were a "me too” neighborhood pa­ per whose policies had to eolncld* with tho Orlando publisher or Incur hie wrath. You know that ha itaterf that Sanford could not eupport two newepapora and you also know that If ha could obtain tha legal notieea, the Herald would either be absorbed or liquidated. Apparently you have gone beyond the perfunctory en­ dorsement etage and have permitted yourtelf to be classIfled ae a common tcold whoae writing* are puerile In teat aa evidenced In the "Keep Cape in State” editorial. When you wrote that non■ante you knew Congreas would be the deciding factor In moving the Cap*. You for­ got that Johneon waa Instru­ mental in moving the astron­ aut training canter to Texas. I f he went that far why can't ht move the missile program to Texas. One editorial carefully not­ ed the votes by the candi­ date* on laeuee o f tho day. And yet you knew Johneon stated In HIM " I am not now and naver hav* been an ad­ vocate o f Civil Rights". And in 1050 he said "you can't force the South on theao things overnight". And how ha changed when he had la appeal to voter* In 1044. You never mentioned that Johnson said Raker waa his strong right arm and that Billie Sol Estes la now living In luxury. It is now acknowl­ edged the Agriculture depart­ ment was remiss. Why don't you read a factual book by a Texan tilted, "A Texan looks at I.yndon." You will deny everything In that book In the eame manner you replied to a letter from a young lady who disagreed with your edi­ torial. Then, you gave a half pag? coverage to a lot of drivel from Helen Fuller who prwi-i»d Humphrey and practically made him a demi god whose philosophic* were described aa wonderful. Yet his vice chairmanship o f the ADA pla­ ces him in tha socialistic bracket o f Water Reuther and C O rE . Humphrey voted for liberal legislation because he follow* the European type of Sociallam, but he would deny that the ultimate end o f what he ami Johnaon *eek Is aoclativm. Yet h* lives in that atmoaphart. You will also deny that whan individuals art sub­ merged under a ahepard gov­ ernment tha ultimate end I* Marxism pur* and ilmple. Today you headlined the wonderful achievement of President Johnaon giving $3,000,000 dollars to tha NAS. You did not mention thnt thla amount was appropriated long before he became the candi­ date but yon try to giva the opinion that he waa the bene­ factor. I wilt continue to reed your editorials regardless of their import but you muet eliminate falsehood* and childish suppositions to help the reader gather an opinion aa to your policies. Charle* R. Morrison Editor's note; Saaferd has had fo r evar IS yearn aad should coatinoo to have Ha own newspaper. The Hera t f a management knows ■ elan Falter pare easily and requested Iter to prepare til se a artirlea pert* taleg to the h e ck g re n d e f the Demerratic vice prcetdeatUI can­ didate. e e a Editor, Herald: Y our 11th Progrea* Edition arrived at the houta yester­ day and 1 went over it Uat night. Once again, I am aatoundad at the els* and scope o f thla annual paper and you certain­ ly muat put a lot o f work Into It Paul Haneell, Chief of Bureau, Associated Prcaa, Miami, Fla. * * • Hamid; Editor, Dear Sir: Florida voters on Election Day will maka a choice which vitally affects the college ed­ ucation o f their children and tha futurs welfare of our State. W * rtfer to the Board o f Regents Amendment (N o. 2) to tha Stats Constitution. Dr. Ralph McDonald, in the study o f higher education in Flnrida, made in IBM, atreaaed that "In no other state does tha state’s governing board for its higher education sys­ tem . . . have auch week statu» In government, auch an un­ certain role o f leadership . . , such fluid membership . . . as Is found In Florida." He also felt hy faculty and students In our universities, o f min­ imising the Influence o f pol­ itic* on higher education. Approval o f Amendment Two will permit member* o f the board governing our pub­ lic universities to be appoint­ ed for staggered terms o f nine year* rather than the current four. A fter the Initial ap­ pointments, a vacancy for ana hoard member would bs filled each year. It usually takas a govern­ ing board member several y e a n to become fully ac­ quainted with the special na­ ture o f higher education problem*. In recognition o f this, four-fifths o f the states have terms o f tenure for pe­ riod* longer than four years. For example, Regents of the University o f California ar* appointed fo r term* o f ltl years. The University of C alifor­ nia and other Institutions o f higher education In which board members serve for long terms and political control i* at a minimum hav* attained a peak of academic excellence. Let u* strive for a similar goal In Florida. Those who favor achieving a superior system o f higher education in Florida ar* en­ couraged to vote fur Amend­ ment Two. It la listed on vot. ing machine* as "Term * o f O ffice Created by the l e g i ­ slature." Cecil N. Smith President American Assn, o f University Professor* U. o f Fla. Chapter * a * tnr Job done on your Progress Edition. I read tha whole paper and all the ode. O n l y words can describe your effort like Terrific, Won­ derful, Great. Keep up the good work and Sanford win be a big town someday. I mailed sev­ eral eoplea to my friends In tha North. P. S. I do hope the City Com­ mission will cover up the park­ ing meter* in downtown San­ ford. Glad to see the mer­ chants taking this stand. Lota of towns in the state have tried this with great success. R. T. Johnson AND BLUE GRASS SHOWS SPONSORED BY LEGION FAIR ASSOCIATION or SANFORD POST 53, INCORPORATED e • * Editor, Herald: Aa naws coordinator for the Lyndon B. Johnson campaign in Florida, permit me to Join Tom Fleming our state LBJ Chairman in thanking you and others who may be responsible on The Sanford Herald for your gracious endorsement of Johnson. Hoping with you that victory will be ours on Nov. 3, and standing ready to serve you In any way possible, I remain, E. V. W. Jones State News Coordinator * e * Editor, Herald: Just a note between cam paign trips to tell you that The Sanford Herald editorial sup­ porting President Johnson has been brought to my attention. I am delighted, of course. I am convinced that your confidence is well placed and that the President will pro­ vide the kind of direction and leadership which our people want and our country requires to move ahead. Thank you so much for your editorial. Hubert H. Humphrey ALL THIS WEEK NOV. S THRU NOV. T AT THE LEGION FAIR GROUNDS HWY. 17-92 • EXHIBITS • SHOWS • RIDES • FUN Children’s Days Tues. A Wed.—Open 4 p-ie. Merchants' Day Thursday — Open 4 p-m. With your helpandwith God's blessing we go forward to greatness in this nation" Barry Goldwater Editor. Herald: I want to congratulate you and your it* if for an out stand- FOR and ELECT A LLEN FREE TRANSPORTATION YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY Tax Assessor THE POLLS GOLDW ATER HEADQUARTERS Ha N. PAR* AVE PH. 322-6143 REF. — PD. POL. ADV. ________________ PalJ Pol. A dr.— Coidwater Comm. Paid PoL A d v. — Seminole County Goldwater Headquarters 200 N. PARK PH. 1224141 �* •» r • V > Ex-Solon Blasts Sen. Goldwater On Social Security •li» # n fn r l «n a lt “ No tho 10E BAKER SANFORD CITY person turn of born tho before D rua S to re s century •hould find it possible to c u t • roto for Barry Goldwater, • mar. who »how* so Uttlo CM*, under*landing and vyrap»thy for the problem* o f th* * IlualneMman * City Commissioner Check the Job — Check his Experience TH EY GO TOGETHER! Pd. Pol. Adv. \ I Tutstw i y t t t m n r ( g r o g s n a a s SWIFTS ICE CREAM •rine.” Thl* ttatement « u made to a DrDary audience Friday by Mr*. M argaret C. Sch­ weinhaut, form er Maryland senator and national chair­ man of the Senior Cltiaena for Johmon Committea. “ Many older people do not understand what they hare at itake In thia election — no group of citizens hare eo much to loee as our older peo­ ple.’ * aha laid. COMMISSIONER * Farmer ECKERD D oliU A ostia Mon. Nov. 2, *64— Pape 9 KEEP 1 l«M Crtvf— 49 COUPON i FLOOR RUNNER r 22' — 4f« Vi PAID PO LITICA L AD JOE DAVIS Y O U R SEMINOLE COUNTY STATE REPRESENTATIVE For: Effective and aggressive representation BEST QUALIFIED: By experience and active participation in public and community affairs I t • Graduate Stetson University College of Law 1.1.B. • U.H. Navy. World W ar II • Active Member First Baptist Church, Hanford • D irector— Seminole County Chamber Of Commerce • Member Am erican, Florida, Seminole County Bar A w oclallon • Practicing Attorney • Former Special Agent FBI • Serving P in t Term Houle o f Rrpreventatlve* • Pree. Seminole County Bar Aaaorlation • Graduate SteUun University BA • Pree. Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library DEM OCRAT F op State Representative "T h e state o f Florida, with “ This callous statement its enorm ous concentration shows th* serious lark o f un­ of older people, should under­ derstanding, care and sym ­ stand w hat Gold water's at­ pathy of this ntsn who would tack* against Social Security be your President,” she eraand the Old Age Assistance program could mean to the phasited. state,” Mrs. Schweinhaut not­ “ Florida bears th* major ed. responsibility for the older “ I f Goldwater'* propoisls citizen* o f the nation, having could lie carried out. the stale more o f them living in this o f Florida with it’s 71.000 great sunshine stats limn in people f>5 and over could I* any other state in ths Un­ left with the entire Old Aga ion,” she pointed out. Assistance program to main­ "The White House Confer­ tain,” she emphasised. ence on aging Indicated that Mrs. Schweinhaut said that medical problem* Increase as Goldwater had atated that financial productivity decreas­ “ old-age assistant* weakens es. Not all older person* oro the personality and Interferes wealthy, but no one antici­ with the self-reliance o f old­ pates becoming dependent. It er people.” is a deeply serious, humane and tconom le problem which concern* Florida morn than any other sta te ” Parents Invited For Luncheon PAID PO LITICA L AD ■- ' 'I H 'jc t t r Itwikilli r « ! P i# * : ■> m u 11 P /!** i 'VVt*'1'l'f 1,1'■'*M'e'W• * ' i. 9 i By Jane Casnelberry Parents o f seventh gradcre In the homerooms o f Mrs. Catherine Martin and George Poors are invited to eat lunch with their children on Thurs­ day of this week nt S»uth Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry. A schedule Is being Set up so that ail seventh grade par­ ents will he able to sample th* school lunchroom fare some time during the school year. “ Shall we turn back to tho b ft forward to enable our older people to trad a full produc­ S »I da d awfalf^at tkoviaf min fa t a a t 1f t tive life all their lives 7” she coupon : asked. Mrs. Schweinhaut w ag u luncheon guest at tha De­ llary Manor retirement home following her talk, hosted by l)r. and Mrs. Leonard Munson and Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Roberts. WomenPast21 WITHIMDDIR IRRITATION After 31. c.umrou Kl.tner or H:*.14rr lr. riuii-Hit tfto l i*U« M manr no atm m mfit aiut i4..itm«l« muIiim*»n4uerrou* SHAMPOO CAPE Handy prafaathra ptattk h r i bamptalaf. dyalaf, at*. — XH Vaiaa. a w n l • « . m M tar. Wa* 11/41 COUPON1 food cemaiNERS tri’rti t*>ii rr*iu*nt. t>urnin« or ItHhlitf uileutrontxiUidaf »uJ niihi fWumlarlif. r«u map Um# ilftp Binditiffar from Iliad. adliBa. Iiackaclii* and Ira' old. IIred, 4*» w rfi'il It lUfk lirlullllb (71NTH tutiallf brlnti fail* raiding mmfori br • Jtbuir irrtUlkBB grim* In atron«, arid uitno and bf p« iq relief On inr u r n a* 4ru(t*u r**t wiur m . ilinit 1 with 2 - 1 9 Iked Wfi. 11/41 Walter It. IDihrrg Paul Pol. Adv. Kepuldiran I'andidst* itosril of Fduratlon ELECT The ■•*, ±4 candidate nincerely t? r go HAS IT NOT BEEN FUN! GUY r we Shaving Mirror 16 U am lidsle. From Two Parties Have Dashrd Around The ( ’minty. Spending Money, Making Speer h r.. Drink­ ing Coffee— Good (Mil Rough And TundiU pidltlri. Lota Of Kscitement! Encourage Th* Minority Parly Candidate*. T h l. Style O f CampuiKning ls Much Itetlrr Than When A OneParly Monopoly Settle, h All In The Primary And November llrromrs Ju.t A lluhher Stamp Kleelinn. Add Punch. FIs.nr \nd Fun T o Semirmlr Poltlics. For M yaelf— Win Or Lose— I Have F.njuycd The Campaign. / / , it ■ .• for our oldtr ritiien* w as not shall II/4I COUPON days when our responsibility recognized, or IRfd L,VJ5 Vi v. VJ-. v :■i -jr. U j-j i— FORMER MARYLAND SENATOR Mrs. Margaret C. Schweinhaut. chair­ man o f the national Senior Citizen for Johnson Committee, apoke at the DeRary Civic Center Friday. Following the meeting, Mrs. Schweinhaut was hont»retl at a luncheon at the DeRnry Manor Retirement Home by Dr. Leonard Munson, left ami Dr. Vincent Roberts, right. (Herald Photo) FAIR r‘ I : who in interested making ■ - . • your AND A LLEN in w arw orn. COUPON ^ n nangrar? linen KURA!* SCRUB BRUSH now and in I ha future. H aavy fib e r 1 -. / » “ I A.M FIRMLY w r Palmira 16 bm h — 3 Sc Value. _______lUmti 1 Bttlf OMM<t Mini W*4 11/61 I(-,'m .m .Tnm tJp»aa)rn ftp to izi rrn hr. nn bp. n OITOSED TO THE I’ HOI’ OSKD CHANCES -am rrsrorBt COUPON IN THE HOMESTEAD i * •: - > JuPy ten th CEPACOL EXEMPTION LAW. S ee. Rattle— ] agree wholeheartedly ■ . y / ' 4 ■ e f. 47c with the editorial In the "i.tiv tlimiV 1 *un Friday, Oct. 2J edition V f "jyNife'r SAftfTw*'' -t:*v------------ i t- — #-re- I belong to E. Pope Bassett. . . ■Vv ff I wear a "1 7D" license tog. At the gas pump, on the way to the store . . . everywhere I go. I'm conservative. So is E. Pope Bassett! Vote for E. Pope "17D" BASSETT! Pol. Atfv. Pd. By E. Pope Botselt J of The SANFORD i COUPON HERALD. FAIR AND proportion to lerwwwar. CLOTHES HANGERS EQUAL ASSESSMENT, in «•'. WM. Il/tl |'js.'OUSUDUBLTT.'lP.nj.’CLTJJU’/l?.' Pkq. e f 4 , t u l th e m t»►roof p lo t He — C mw- true property value*, will p ere a t S i c . 2 4 aim,t i .Iih w w utr. w«4. i t /a produce all neccnnary USUQUBSDUk revenue.” COUPON sn a n sw w REGISTERED R E A L ESTATE BROK ER knows property values PRO VE N RECORD OF COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE as Sanford's A ctin g Postmaster VOTE FOR AND ELECT GUY ALLEN YOUR Tax Assessor BKMINOLB COUNTY REP. — I'D . POL. A D V . t �o W 5 .C S. Groups Mouforton Have Annual Meef Stemper Engaged This Thursday M r t graduated from Hernando High School, Brookes ill. and racelrad his BS Degree from the University o f Florida, whore he was a member e f Sigm a Alpha Epeilon Fra­ ternity and the Alpha Epsilon D elta Pro-medical Honorary Fraternity. fo r Christ- A Christmas workshop with Charlotte D oes boa as guest speaker, la scheduled for 10 a.m. to I p.m. Nov. 19th In the JCducstioosl Building If the Presbyterian Church. M t a , .William Shatuuck, chairman, announced that one o f tha ex ­ citing plan* U tha "sharing tim e" act for I to I p.m. Mem'h er* are asked to not only faring supplies, such as dried materials, spray paint, glue, a c lu o r i, wire cutters, needle and thimble, but ideas for etc, ver decorations Just for the holiday season. Coffee and ^ ysia i&s s s i A report of the International Day, Nov. •, at the Orlan­ do Air Fhrca Base, sponsored by the Retired Officer's Wives Club, was given by Mrs. Olan Boutwell Homemade loaves of bread on cutting board centered the gay red and white checked covered tabler. The delicious lunch was served as a "stretch a dollar" project by Mrs. Harry Sandusky, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, Mrs. Joe Brea­ thers, Mrs. Richard Keogh, Mrs. Don Smith. Mrs. Hugh Tillis and Mrs. J. R. Williams. Mrs. TUIIs, who was pro­ gram chairman for tha day, decorated tha room with watercolor paintings created by Mr. Stanley Pierce's sixth grade class at the Lake Mary Elementary school. The wedding will be an event e f December 38 a t Ptaecrest Baptist Church, Sanford. Movies Catch Inactive BOSTON, Mass. (U P IJ -D r . J a in Mayer, Harvard Universlty nutritionist, has on hand a film that shows to som e ex­ tent why plump boys and girls are that way. MISS MARTHA STEMPER Annual Luncheon Meeting Mrs. Clarrnre Pursell presi­ ded ami welcomed the m em ­ bers and g u o t* . Shq express­ ed gratitude In behalf of the group for inviting them la bar borne. Mrs. Ella Harkey gave the devotional program, and Mrs. W. I*. Chapman led the group in prayer with all repeating the Lord’s Prayer in unison. Routine huslnesi was dis­ cussed and annunt report* were given. Much thought was given during the year to the sick and shut ins, and at thia time several members are sick and were unable to at­ tend this occasion. Following tho business se s­ sion, the delicious luncheon was served cafeteria style with everyone helping Ihrmselves, and expressing their feelings (hat it was the picnic the group had ever had. Those attending were Rev. and Mrs, John Hires and ch il­ CONSIJl) US FOR VOUR FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5692 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL SANFORD FLOWER SHOP S ri ft MAGNOLIA Car. K. 1st A Ssnfnrd Ats. 322-1*21 322 *152 There JS an Easier W a y to Color Your H a ir! dren, Stuart and Shirley, of Grace Methodist Church; Rev. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins and daughter, Kathy, of the First Methodist Church; Mrs. W. A. Hunter church visitor, and Mrs. Ethel Boyd, church sec­ retary, of the First Methodist Church; Mr. and Mrs. R T. Crenshaw and Mr. and Mrs. B. Abrahams, Also the Mmes. Joy Bailey, It. F. Cole, Clarence Pursell, T. E. Wilson, F.D. Hlkok, W. P. Chapman, J. F. Riser, Anna Stevens, J. F. McClelland, it. W. Turner, Ella Harkey, Ma­ ttel Alexander, Ortavin Rumbley. Guy Waits, ltrnry Lumb, L, K. While, U na Powell and J. It. Crawford. By Margaret Cosby Born and bred in South Car­ olina, Charles H. Dean Ju>t wanted to move to Florida, and that simply is the reason why he and wife Christine are now residing at 40 North .Sec­ ond Street, North Orlando, with their two childrrn. Con nle. It. and Chuck Jr., who will lie nine In February. Charles was in toy sales in Greenville, S. C., and Is now associated with a similar or­ ganization, Juvenile Products, out of St. Petersburg. It seems aa though the entire Dean clan is migrating lo the Land o-Sunahine with his brother already living In Largo and a sister expecting to move down here in the near future from Phila­ delphia. Thu Charles Deans are a hunting and fishing fam ily. When they were down for a visit this past Spring, they caught a boatload o f kingfish over in Clearwater and, nuw i ’ll rial me goes fishing during the day all by herself. Even —M simple to apply aa combizi| your hair! 9 * * Mr. and Mrs, Guy C lifford I nouneo tha engagem ent a id I daughter, Mlaa Martha Lou arm ick o f Sanford an- |approaching marriage o f thslr |W arm ack, to John Larry Mll-ur _______________ ______ lor, son o f Mrs. Beulah M iller . ‘- j ' fi o f thia city and tha lata W , Tha < H er fiance was bora In Or­ lando and attended schools In Orlando and Huntsville, A la. He also attended the Florida M ilitary Academy and Sem i, note H igh School. He ia pre­ sently employed by Shoemak­ er Construction Cotnpuny. He laid these children were photographed totally motion­ less 72 per cent of the time. Meanwhile, n o r m a ] waight children were active In the Miss Audrey L. Decker, water m ore than three quar­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ters o f the lime. A report on the research ward A. Decker, o f 420 Lake Bhd., Sanford, a graduate of project, supported by t h e Seminole Hglh School, Is en­ Health, Education and Wel­ Department (H EW ), rolled In the freshman class of f a r e Albertus Magnus College. Now* showed that studies o f the youngsters' attitudes followed Haven, Corns. those o f ethnic or racial m i­ Miss Decker waa recently norities. honored at a form al tea where As victims o f prejudice, it she met the faculty and waa also the guest of the Senior was reported, the obese ado­ Class at the traditional Can­ lescents were subjected to a heavy burden o f self blame dlelight Ceremony. and had intensu feelingi of in­ Members o f the freshman feriority. class participated In the col­ This led the Harvard Inves­ lege’s week-long Orientation Program arranged by the Jun­ tigator to conclude that it might lie easier to get plump ior class. children more Interested in physical exertion If they did not hava to compete with nor­ mal youngsters. Formal T e a Fetes Audrey Decker The wedding will be an event o f December 4, IW4 a t 7:30 at Chriet Methodist Church. A ll friends o f the young couple are invited to at­ tend the wedding and the re­ ception immediately follow ­ ing. MISS MARTHA LOU WARMACK ture fur college dormitories bus to make tho fumlturs bigger—because the student! •re," he said. "Kida today are both bruader and taller,” Many college rooms a n supplied with 7-fuot beds, taller bookshelves and wider ehelra. The general population Is reaching new heights too. The U.S. Department o f Agricul­ ture recently stated that American men today are 4 to 14 pounda heavier and 2 Inch­ es taller than thrir fathers. The U S , Arm y makes its Mature l.wik punts broader In the beam, Ths mat u f woman with graying hair ran capitalize on end longer aa w*ll. Theater ths natural softening effect seats have gradually inched that is occurring. Tune down up from 1* inches 35 yeais your make-up. When uaing ■go to 22 today. The Chicago eysbruw pencil select a softer Transit A uthority's newest tone of bruwniah-hlnck. brown batch o f diesel buses cams or gray and aim use softer with bigger seats. mascara shades. Your lipstick also should he worn in soft, clear shudrs auch as red on red, pink jude or misty coral with matching rouge. The purplish red* and sharper or­ anges are no lunger for you. Personals ing and had to be taken back lo Greenville. After returning from her trip "h o m e ," Chris­ tine admits to being even more hom esick than before fur the city o f her birth where she spent her whole life. Friends of Lucian Johnson, who worked In Sanford for many years and who is the brother of Pat Johnson, will regret to learn that he recent­ ly u derwent s u r g e r y at On the other hand, she con­ Orange Memorial Hospital for fesses to having som e of the amputation o f his leg. During his convalescense be nicest neighbors. Perhaps she and her entire family will waa with Ms stater, Mra. Mar­ come to feel that this Is garet llrrnandea In Ocala, hut "h oaie." We hope so, for sure­ Is now back in Orlando at 64 ly Florida ia made up of de­ West Concord Street. Hearing voted citizens whose "hom e" from hU friends will help pass was once hundreds, even thou­ the time until he can return sands, of m iles away, not un­ to work. like the Deans. CERAMICS Powder Boothe Tho unrestrained figure de­ tract* from an otherwise cldc wardrobe. Never go out with­ out w earing a light-weight girdle. To bo more com fort­ able while wearing It on hot days, powder yourself before dressing. Powder helps ab­ sorb perspiration end enta down on Irritation. Mrs Coward, D istrict pres­ ident o f tha Woman's Society o f Christian Service o f tha D eU n d District will be the iruest speaker. Mrs. Coward is a member o f the Hows Memorial Church o f Crescent City, where iba la on th# board. Sba also serves as pianist and teaches an adult Sunday school ctass. All members and friends o f theso churches era cordially invited to meet with them and enjoy n delicious luncheon, fellowship and Inspiring ad­ dress fay Mrs. Coward. NEW YORK <UPD - One way to know how far tbs eye­ brow line should bo drawn la t h e triangle measurement technique, It’s offered by David Aylott, form er movie makeup m as now heading a London firm specializing In falsa eyelashes. Aylott says the arch o f the brow should be Just a fraction of an Inch past the center of the aya pupil toward the outer edge. Then, create a triangle by letting the nose serve as a vertical line, tha brow tha horizontal, then Join them by placing eyebrow pencil from nostril to outer edge o f tha eye itself. Wherever the upper end o f the pencil points la tha distance to which tho brows should be extended. 4) «• 4- I I I I Hide th* Blemishes Facial blemishes happen to the gal with a peaches* and-cream complexion. If your ■kin occasionally looks blot­ chy, apply more foundation make-up to your face than you normally would. Blend i| over the Mutches. •Tea WEDDING COMING UP? College Students Getting T o o Big Dr. Mayer said the weightreduction p r o g r a m under CHICAGO (U P l) — Col­ study b designed to bc|p the lege students are getting tov youngsters develop a feeling big for their dormitory furni­ little blonde Connie Is a true of pride in themselves. Atten­ angler and halts her own hook, ture. tion to dress and good groom ­ and Chuck lands the big one* "The fact Is that college ing is being stressed also. like a veteran. Charles Sr. is students ale bigger than thuy quite a shot, too, and has bag used to be — and not ju st ged many squirrel and rabbit the football and basketball in the Carolina hills (but the iquuda cither," says Manfred deer, so fa r, have evaded Steinfeld, head o f Shelby him). Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Coots Williams Industries, a manu­ It. W. Blackwell, Christine’s have arrived from Connecticut facturer of dormitory furni­ daddy, has already been down to spend the winter m San­ ture. fur a visit, especially to see ford. This Is their eighth win­ 'T od a y , everybody In the ter here, and they arc at home his d e v o t e d grandchildren, business of providing furni­ hut, unfortunately, he was ail­ at >25 Catalina. Bpray Flat Hair spray can b« used to flatten bushy eyebrows. Spray it on your fingers and then smooth over eyebrows. w u bora In pub- . During swimming sessions, Dr. Mayer reported that the overweight youngsters Just stood in the water talking. Newcomers To N. Orlando HAEGER POTTERY year hair oc com {ray narunUy with •ow Coloratura. It's tho first and only permanent halt cafet c r a m daUgpcdtoghre salon-petfeet result* *t home. Self-timing, hrik-in tkiHini, shampoo and cooditiootts. No complicated taninning, no dripping, no worry sK*tr overlap even when retouching. Just cream it in, and rinse out. 2 full applications, only 2.00* Albertus Magnus Dr. Moyer and some earnera-weilding associates took 29,000 filmstrips of children swim ming, playing tennis and volleyball. The pictures show­ ed why convention*! exercise program s don't help over­ weight youngsters. The plump children Just stood around. The Charles Dean Family -O G ILV IE. l ighten, darken MISS BETTINA VALE, left, MU* Maureen Moughton, seated, and Miss Donna Peter* ore “ practicing” and "sampling” beauty aids at Har­ riett'* Beauty Nook in preparation for the big Hair and Fashion Show to be sponsored by the Business and Professional Women’s Club this Saturday at 8 p.m, at the Sanford Woman's Club, Bettina and Donna will be feutured In a baton skit. ; Plum p Children Truth Seekers Class Has Tha Truth Seekers Class o f tha First Motbodiit Church held their annual fall covered dish luncheon recently at the lovely country home of Mra. J. B. Crawford on Lake Mary. Mrs. E. F. Christiansen o f Christ Church will l iv e the derational praftam and M rs. Robert Bennett will present the special mask. Spriagstaed la now, attend­ in g Em ory Medical School la Atlanta, Georgia where ha It a mem ber o f Phi CM Medical Fraternity. Lake Mary Woman's Club To Share Christmas Workshop Chatlaagif Us audience, Mchard Keogh, rice president of tha Florida Mats Bank, spoke sa "The Effect of Autooaitioa sa tha Future of Edu. calko," yrtar la tha business ♦misting waderted by Mrs. 1. 0. Gregory, president Pointing oat that la keep par* with tho rapid rlso of au'tomstloa, curriculum*, adult oduoatioa, our entire way of Ufa, must be ovor updated. Vo moot bo awaro of tha din­ gers of tho loss of human voi­ les tad Individuality as the age of the computer advances. "W e must rise to meet the challenge, or fall behind," tha •pesktr ototad. m ;■ The annuat gst-together o f t h • Women's Society o f Christian Berries ladies o f tho P in t Methodist Church, O n e * Methodist Church and Christ Church will meet this Thura. day at Grace M ethodist Church at noon fo r a core red dish luncheon and procram , | 1 Wm - *. W f.ft 1 wa outfit th* men ta the psrty, rerrectiy . , . erm feriably. 6 WHITES AND s a v e 2 0 % On - TUXEDO Any OUTFITS Prof rational Permanent We Offer I RENTALS — SALES Reg. I i a Ta IU Wave* FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 922-4913 Open Fri. N igh ts Q im v Hair SlyBag S ah a 2201 & Park A w . t m . * 4 n « i m I l l Magnaiia Banfard Pfaeas 323-1531 BLUE DENIM 100% COTTON STRETCH CAPRIS ........... $3.98 w*A K BURMUDAS .... $3.98 SKIRTS ...... ^ ) $3.98 0 • • MACHINE W ASH AB LE f 8IZFJ4 3 • IS £ * TO COORDINATE — ft HKD BANDANNA PRINT la PRRMA-PKESHED B L O U S E ........... $2.98 ^ ] LIVING ROOMS ODDS ft ENDS • BEDROOMS • DINING ROOMS • TABLES • CHAIRS • LAMPS Now! Sove Now! ON ♦ EASY TERMS T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIM ARY CONCERN" TO UCH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG Locally Owasd And Operated By Glean McCall A ad "E rn ie” Mills COR. lot ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2182 SILVER PLA TE BY — IN TE RN A TIO N AL KADER JEW E LE R S 111 O. PARK AVE. d in W S lA Fashions 2526 PARK DR. OPEN W ED PJ1. A FBI. M T B IATHER SANFORD SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 09 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-0983 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS % �You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 2 . P e r s o n a ls 2 3 . P a i n t in g 5 0 . M in e . F o r S a te She fm tfa r l V ir a l) N ov. 2 , 1 9 64 — P a g e 1 1 . 9 5 . H o u s e s F o r S a te D o you hare a drinking prob­ FOR A P a i n t e r , intide or U S E D L U M B E R By N adine Seltzer through 2 x 12. Sheeting SW EETIE P IE out, call Luther Tasker at lem Write r . 0 . Box 1213, and f l o o r i n g . 20 yds. 322-8139. Sanford Leatherette. Many patterns. MRS. B R O W N MILLER'S FOR PAINTING ft R e p a ir Mill Ends. 322-0793. Call 322-3426. Home Hade Fruit Cakea SAVE 830. Busk Beds like wrapped for overseas. 322 eew , complete $56; while 21. W e ll D r illin g 3604. porcelain Table with 3 chairs WELLE DRILLED. PUMPS, $20; also 2 after 3 dresses, 4 . Ik s u ty C a r* SPRINKLER SYSTEMS sire 22li , worn once. Ph. All Types and Slats H ARRIETTS Beauty Nook, 322-7870. We Repair and Sente* 105 So. Oak, Free Parking. CHAIN SAW, platform Rock­ S T IN E 2nd 4 Oak, Evening appt. er, excellent cond., bargain. Machine and Supply Co. 322 3742. Ph. 322-7209. 207 W 2nd St FA 2-84)2 BRING this ad lo r a free hair­ F R E E Z E R —Ears a Freeaer or cut with a sham poo A set, 30. H o m e A p p lia n c e s F iw e n r Refrigerator ComNov, 2nd. thrv N ov, Ith. bination. 322-7437., Sanford. CTJTN CURL Beauty Shop, ALL Types or new major Ap pllancea at D raitic Discount. 318 palmetto Ave. 322 0834. 2 SP E E D Bicycle, I yre. old, Call 3224448, J A R Trading good eeaditloa. Sea Joe OrPott, Ine., >308 S. Orange «. Docs * Cats • Pats aeao at HoOer Motor Solos. Riot sons T r ill, Orlando. AXC Reg. Black M ia. Poodle Patioe, Floor, Fro# EsUma.a* S A N F O R D E L E C T R IC Pupa. 12 weeks, Ph. 322 2430. aaad, camaot, rock, pipe, G.E. Appliances—New A Used steel, grease trope, dry DOGS RECEIVED la r Ado# 118 Magnolia 322 1542 wells. Sdeppmg itoaoo. don, boarded. Animal Res­ M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. cue Laagua, 1700 W . Minne­ G. E. ELECTRIC Stove, 3 309 Elm AVO. 323-3711 yrs. old, 30" wide with full sota, DeLaad. Ph, 734-1841. oven k timer. Excellent K R E SK Y fireplace heater with 1 0 . P o u ltr y • L iv e s t o c k condition, $75. 322-9081. new motor, thermostat coo trot. 50 gailoo oil tank with REGULAR Saddle H e r e t o , 8 1 . M im ic a l In s t r u m e n t ! stand. Call 121-M08 or 222 Hunting Horses k Ponies— 1 Wrought w a r * Juet kiddin g i in they aald he 2712. Fiaao Tub lag aad Repair $71 up. Call S31814 M U g h t o givw Wa a w n ttwr a tlcketl" W. L. Harmon — FA F o r EASY quick corpet clean ­ 1 5 . S p e cia l S e r v i c M ing rent Blue Lustre Electric Piaao Servicing k Tuning 71. Mote Help Wanted Shampooer only $1 par slay. 59. Wanted To Buy Gene Cumbea — 322-1881 C arroll’ s Furniture. USED Furniture, one piece or YANKEES STAY HERE HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ASK about our Trial Purchase M EN 'S, Women's, Children's houseful. Best prices. Furay There la at least one Job in ROOFING, PAINTING k Plan on Band Instruments. Bedding A Furniture Co., 901 1NSULATLNG Florida that will give an In­ shoes at discount prices. Bukur’s Music Shop. 322-7202 W. 1st St, 332-8391. com e com parahle w ith Financing Arranged 322-2387 Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. northern standard*. Nn ex­ T R E E RIPENED Citrus. No* USED FURNITURE, one room GUARANTEED Repair a. Re- 32. R u a in e M E q u ip m e n t perience necessary. Apply or houseful, tools, mlse. vela. Wa ihtp. Albert H. Poll. modeling. Hourly or GooRoom 20ft, Melsch Bldg., 224 Haynes O ffice Machine Co. Items, ANYTHING you have Osteen. 322-3173 or 322-4181. tract. 322-7800. East 1st St., over Faust's New and Used Machines to ••II. 833-2370. Drug Store, Sanford, A SET of Gene Saraxen left Sales k Rentals D R A P E R IE S - Beautiful Fa hand golf club*, 3 wood*. I 95. Furniture For Rate 322-0482 brlct, fret estimate*. Adam’ * 314 Magnolia MAN— 21-43 for iniurancn irons, l putter. $80. Mr. BerDecorative Service. 222-2023. Debit, Sanford Area. Salary 35. Vacuum Cleaner* berick, 322-1800. Used furniture, apptUaces, plus com m ission. 323-OS43. ALTERATIONS on Ladle* A tools, Re. Bought - Sold. SAN FO RD VACUUM SVC. GUNS. Buy, ocii, Trade, Re­ Larry’s Mert 315 Sanford 72. Female Help Wanlrti Mens Clothing. 838-1881, YO U R RE XA 1R DEALER pair. O S T E E N BRIDG E A ft. Pb. FA 1-41(2. 2555 S. Park 322-0511 FISH CAMP. NEED w om en ronvasseri (or 2 2 . P lu m b in g SALES • PA R TS - SERVICE Your Furniture. insurance lea d i, (1.25 per Sail Ui AKAI (Roberts) TAPE R E ­ " PLUUJWo with the hour, 4 hours a day. 3 days Quick Service VACUUM CLEANER CORDER in two units; e x ­ Contracting Repair* TRADLNG a week. Apply Company Re­ Cash. SUPER Repairs, parts, supplies, for tra attachments k com m er­ FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-0877. presentative. Room 206, POST. Electrolux. Kirby, Hoover, cial tapes, 3300. Ph. 322R. L. H AR VEY Melsch Bldg, over Fiust's Air-Way, Rexair, GE, etc. $04 Sanford A ve. FA 2 3383 For tee btfge*t sanction of Drug Store, Sanford. BILL'S BARGAIN BARN Vacuum cleaner repaired at nearly new and used furni­ o f 10,000 Items your hom e. Free pick-up A ture, eeo NoU'e Furniture MAIDS — N. Y. TO |i5 wk. 1300 Grapovlllo Ave. delivery. Serving Sanford RUSH REFERENCES. TOP B rokw *(e la Casselberry for IS yrs. GM Vacuum Re­ E lectric ROASTER li Base, x o t iim n n r n r t i t i t to r e JOBS. FAR E ADVANCED on 17-82. Open 6 days 9 to 8. m v b »t a t i n : pair. 1114 Park Av*. Ph. Oil Space Heater. 138 Coun­ QUICKLY. 1IAV-AMA1D. 4 T il WHOM IT MAT COXCKIWl 322-4785 try Club Rd., 322 8584 after SOFA RED, 2 chairs, $23. Dou NOTICK Irt HKIIKUV U1VT.S that th* un4*r*l*n*J, purauble bed. draster At night 5 p. m. ______ ant to tha “ PleMtlnui Nan* 5 9 . M ine. F o r S a le stand, (33. Desk. $10. 3 77. Situation Wanted UUtula" Chaptar H i n t . Flor51. Artie lew For Rent cheats, $10. E nd tables, >3. l<1a atatuta. wilt r*elai*r with AUTOSfATIC washer, G. E. DAYS WORK. 322-9228. tha Clark of tha circuit Court Dinette table, ft c h a in , (to Filter-Flo. $40. 322 1279. • In and far Hrmlnol# County. 1502 Summerlin Ava. DAYS WORK, ironing. 322Florida, upon racalpt o f Proof Roilaway, Hospital, Baby Legal Notice h im nf tha Publication o f thll Nolira Iho f ic t it io u s Nam*. tow it : PATIO BA R AND LOUNOR undor which I am on sas*d In kutlnooo ot H le hw a y IT-*’ . Varn Park. Florida, that lha party Intar*.tad In aald hualntui antarprlaa tl aa (otlowi: MICHAEL. HI MCI NELLI, rm r — 95. F or H S a te $400 DOWN - DEBARY S100 DOWN Lake Back Y ard F H A -V A HOMES Next doorInneighbor w ill verify SEVERAL Outstanding 2 k 3 Bedroom Homro available m all Areas of Sanford. Let us Show you Around! Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 3-3233 anytime RE AD Y TO MOVE IN New 3 A 4 Bedroom Humes, 1-2 baths. So. Loegwood area —Trades sooiidcred, and we'U build oa your lot. Sem i­ nole County'* Ifa d in g Build er HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES. INC. Sales office: So. en U. S. IT92 to Dixie B«U Diner, turn right one block oa Seminole A ve. 838 3911. 97. Hoosm For Rent 106. Apartment* for howl 3 BEDROOM Lakcfront, un­ furnished. (120. FURNISHED Apt., (85. LARGE furnished house. $150. NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 hath, kit­ chen equipped with 12 citrus tree* ft fruit, $too. DUPLEX, furnished, (65. 3-LARGE rooms, bath, furaiate ed. IJO W. 3rd St. St. 3 lb. beie recently caught from this lake. See 233 Lakewood Dr., 1c DeBary. Con­ crete block, 3 bedroom , tile bath, built-in sieve • oven, earpiorte, l a r g e ecreened porch facing lake. House will REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE be repainted inside aad out. 3rd ft Park Ave. Price $12,000 (plus tasea k Phone 322-5641 insurance). MEL OTT, Insurance ft Real DUPLEX, furnished, t bed­ Estate. 130 N. Florida Ave., room, n e w l y decorated. DeLaad. Phone T34-1M4 or Adults. Another available T34-21I8. Dec. 1. 322 3610. Ball-Blair Agency ROBERT A, WILLIAMS Reliter Raymond luadftuilt, Asse. FA >-1881 Atlanta Beak BMg 3 BEDROOM Furnished house, 1314 Myrtle Ave. Ph. 322-2931 nr Inquire tt 3M W. 13th St. I BEDROOM Unfurnished House, newly painted, 809 W, 8th St. 322 0768. QREEN BRfAR WANTED Permanent Ranter 2 Choice lota available li te 4 yeare. 2 Bedroom house, Greenbrier o f Loch A rbor lar|i living ft dining, plenty overlooking g olf c o u n t. of room, tom e furniture, Custom building to your good garden grounds if pre­ specifications. Greenbrier ferred. Right price to right 3, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS developed by party. Ph. 323-eoor. 3 BATHS KINGSWOOD KITCHEN EQUIPPED I • BEDROOM, 3 hath, un BUILDERS, INC. LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENT! furnished. I ml. tn base, 2 FA 3-1074 For Complete Inform ittea btocki to shopping center ft 202 Fairmont Dr. Sea or Call Y our school. 1 year lease retyilr NO DOWN PAYMENT *d. $120 mo. 322-8870 after ASSUME Mortgage 3 Bed 3 p. m. SALES BROKER room s, l\k bath It air condt # • Have The Heme P er You 3 BEDROOM Furn. House. tion. Kitchen equipped, Vene 2481 Palmetto, all conven­ lian Blind*. Carport, after iences, nice location. Ph. 3:30 P. M.. 105 Oakland, 332-1348. Sunland Fit ate*. Sanford. t M I PARK D R IV E $100 DOW N FH A - V A HOMES 1. m, ft F H A - VA Stenstrom Realty 322-2420 Night 822-7495 Payton Realty 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha S A N F O R D 'S N E W e T t HOMES. West 4th St. San ford. 3 doilroom. l l> bath, Fit A <> VA Loana. LMN EN­ TERPRISES. Inc., Bulkier Harold Logan, call 838-3911. Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. to dark. YOU AIN'T SEEN NUTTIN' TILL you take a gander at this Magnolia Heights lovely 3 Bilrm .. Fla. rm .. U R G E kitchen with new elec, stove, and MUCH more. All thla on TWO lota in select area. P riced at only ( 14.000 with SENSIBLE termi. . . . SOU TH W ARD INVESTMENT & REALTY lift N. Park Ave. 322 9173 7047. Beds, by Day, W eek, o r 3 BD RM ., 1305 Elliott. (6,500. FREE ESTIMATE Month. Upholattrlai k M attress ren­ DAY'S WORK. 322-2782. 322-0525 ur 5254. tn th* Court *t lb * County CARROLL'S rU RN ITU RE ovating. Naw k Used Furni­ JwdMO. Stmtnalo County, hint* lift W. lit RAVENNA PARK. 3 Bedroom, 322-3111 ture. Call N it Bedding Mfg. WHITE LADY desires Iron. uf Florida, la Probala. 2 bath, Central Alr-condiIn ro th * E a l a t r of. ingi, her home, REASON­ C o . at TOte Celery Av*. IIUBBKRT J. SC HU KN Kit A NN 5 6 . W a n te d T o B u y Boning, heating, built-in kit­ ABLE. tot S. Orange, San­ fa a im . Prctaiad. chen, excellent closet s p ice , Data,! at Tarn Park, Bamlford. FINAL NOTICK PIANO wanted, any eoodiUon. nnt* County, Florida, thla Ilat established lawn, landscap­ Notte* la hrroby zlvrn that till. Ilualnew* Opport. day rt Octobar. A. D . IStl. Ph. Orlando 124-0008, collect. th* undaratznrd will, on th* 81. Real Estate • Sale ed. 409 Satauma Dr. Phone MICHAEL OUIONELLI 11th day o f Noyambar. A. D. FOR LEASE Sworn to a n t auhacrlbad ha. 1544, praaont to th* tfonoraMa 322-9118. LARGE Modern home, t acre fora ma thla JTth day o f Oct* County Judg* of S*iuIim>I* SERVICE STATION. obar. D l l . ground. Near Paola School. County. Florida, hi* final r«~ WANT TO MAKE Good Location. Good Products. (■EAL) turn, account and vouahar*. a* P tl- T IT IO r * N 4M B Eaay financing. 322-Utg. SOME MONEY? Jaan T. f t a c o Good Treatm ent E n e u t o r o t th* K*tatt ot H*rNotary Publla ftata of b*rt J. Bchuintmann. d*o***- NOTICE I* h«r»by zlvan that In a country setting on l i t PHONE LOCALLY 332 4342 w* ara anaasad tn butlnia* at Florida *d. and at said tlm*. than and seres sits a large 2-story DART PILCHER, BROKER or apply to the Uy eommtaaloB oaplroa Ultra, maka application to tbr Hut HIS Faraat City, Samlnul* 0 .1111117, Florida. und*f tha May SO, IMS. fram e Duplex. Each floor Personal Service ■aid Judea for a final **ttlr- fli-tltlou* n«m* nf NUTRITIONPURE OIL COMPANY nondad by Amarlean Utcur- mtnt uf tha admlnletratlon of lias a roomy 2 bedroom Apt, Al. RKHKAnCIf tNSTlTUTK Call 322-7498 Ity Co. of N. T ■aid **tat*. and for an order KI.KCTBIOAI. HKALTII AI*- 6 9 . S c h o o l* & I n s t r u c t io n s The outside is freshly paint­ flENE II. eTEPIIKNSON dl*char*lne him a* *uch Ea*cu- PLIANCKH and that wa Inland Of Clavaland and Staphanaoa JOHN E. FOX, ed. The interior needs a lot tor. tn ra(lat*r Mid n*ma with lha Poat Offlca Drawar Ona Dalad thla tha Ith day af Clark nf th* Circuit Court, MEN - WOMEN WANTED AT Realtor o f work. That’ s why the pile* Farn Park, Flurlda Octobar. A. D. 1541. fltmlnol* County. Florida, In ONCE to train fo r Civil Ser­ 206 N. Park Ave. 323 0550 Altornay for Mlchatl Slmnnalll Is only (8,750, about i -j down. Monro* K. Hrhuanamann arcordanea with th* provlatona Pub Ilab Oct. :• * Nay. 1, 4, vice. Good p a y . Thousand] A* Kaaculor ot th* Eatat* o f th* n s t k l i s t Nam* OtaI> W e’d like to have your opin­ is. mt. o f Herbert J. s.-huinrmann uta* of job* open. Experience 87. Hus tries,* Rentals to-w lt: 8*rtUn SIS 05 ion. CDF-51 Dtc»a*r>t. Florida Statul*a 15S7. usually unnecessary. For in­ R. W. War#. f l f : Laal-r I. Mars OFFICE ft RETAIL SPACE IT THE CIRCLTT COl'RT OF Altornay fo r Katata formation on Jobs, Salaries, Mahal O Mari TIIR NINTH J I D I C I W . CIB* P. O. Box M il. Lease where the traffic la Fubtlah Oct. II. ]4. k Nor. I. CHIT IN A M I FOB SKWIMH.E Sanford. Florida. Rtquirtmonta, local inter­ (French A ve.) Hwy. 17 92 at 5 1144. m i A T i , ri.iiiiiiis. view, write giving address, Publtnh Oct. U, II, SI A Nov CDF-71 Realtor Insuror-Trades n m m a r >■>. i u i i 2uth St. The center o( Popu­ S. 1514. phone. AMERICAN Service, FLATDCIH HAVINOH BANK. CDF-4* 322-1991 1919 S. French Ave. lation. Large paved parking iv T in : I'lHi t t r cm mi Plat Bit If. Box 98, Sanford Harald. MATH Jl Dll 144. ITBCI’ IT OF area. **. I” TSSH CtRCt IT C4UHT IN F i.n illlt4 IN 4 Ml FOR IK S LOVELY 3-bedroom, 1 hath PAUL a BAUGH, at ui. at al. AND rOM SRMIN1II.E CHI N. NOW REMODELING IN4II.K roCNTT. m asonry hnme. Outstanding Datandaati TT. F LOSSIDA i HiNt riiY no. ii.n « lea se now and pick your A M E N D E D N O T I C E O F S U IT NO. 144UT condition Beautifully land­ FKOKIlAI. NATIONAL XIOBTIN colors for paneled walls and THE LIFE INNITRANCE COMscaped. Shallow well. Only s o T i r a f o n in n * boM T O iaa r o a n i . m i s r PANT o k VIUUIS1A. a Vlr- GAlia: ahuociation , a c o »tile floors. Ideal for Doctors, pnratlnn. Th* Bnwril * f County ComT O i JOHN W. FHICKSON and elnla eorporallon. 1450 down to qualified buyer, Plaintiff. mlailnntr* nf lamlnol* County. D e n t i s t s , Chiropractors, OK WILD A HniCKSON, ha Plaintiff, va D>4 Shannon Dr., Pinecrest. Florida, will r*c*lv* bid* at tha »lfa v* • Lawyers, Beauty Shops, Ser­ Y. SARGENT and of flea nf Arthur H Barkwlth. Call 322-0710 for details. PAUL O BAUGH and JOSEPH PETER COLONNA at t.KSLIR vice or Retail Shopg Call MAYOUL L SARGENT. hla J r. Clark In th* Caur-t Hou** LEBtE DICKSON BAUGH, at, at Sanford. Florida up In 1:05 hla wtfa W\ H. Stemper, Stcmpcr HOUSE, with new roof, stove, D*f*ndant* wlf*. P*fandanta P. 5 4. Monday. Novamhtr 5, 1144. RBalURNCKi UNKNOWN Norricw o f ariT II. water heater, attic fan, MiriUR OF FONr.lT.O*lRR for furnlahlnz th* followtnz Agency, 322 4991 o r 322 1939. AND TOi All parties rUlmtna THE STATE OF FLORIDA lt*m* of 4>|ulpm*nt: H I.K Inlaraata hy, Ihrouah, un­ floor furnace A pump. With To: Ju«*ph I*«t*r t'olonna. ITF.N IIK*II4IPTI4IV NOTICK Id IIKHa'.HT GIVEN der or against lha afort9.-». IIfnines Ffir Sale 5111 14. 47tb «tr**t, PhilFurn garage Apt. 2582 San piirauam to a Final l>* raa of X. 3 Tand*m Dump Tru.k*— aald psraona a Irlphla, l’ *nn«,li atila ford Ave. llu,6U0, 322 0525 or Fora'lnaur* data! tha 10th 4*7 TN4DE-IS 1 - I55T Dump TOU ARE hartby notlflad 1'itrleu A Cotonna. 3 BEDROOM, j Hath, screen­ Truck that a Complaint to fnrselma 7111 S * 71h Sir**’ Phll- nf Oclnhar. 4 D 1544. and on5234. t*»*d in Cha«c«ry C**a Nn. B. 1 . I* 'f Pu-pilIH Traffl* ed patio Ph 323 0188 • -"trials mopteaea ari'iiinhtradttphla. rrnnyylvanta Bn1l*r—TH4nK-IV t - T l* ' In* tha fotlow lnc d*acrlbad T«'| I f* h*r*hy notlfltd that 14114 « f Ik* Circuit Court Of CLOSE tN. Neat 2-bedroom Hahn Sprayar tb* Ninth Judicial U ’ lr-'Ult In ra .l proparty, to-w lt : a tint haa baan flf*d ia»tn*t 4 BEDROOM. 2 Hslh. Central fram e home, corner lot with Lot *0. Hlock I. of KAST- you in tha abova antulad and f«>r S*mlnn|» County, F l o r ­ C. I - 44 II l> Mot nr O r, Ur— air & Heat. 322-3505. TR 4lit:-l4 I - 1514 Tra. tor II B O O K VltBIll VISION, i-auaa, and that you ara r*- id!, wharaln P*J*ral National trees and sidewalks 3t4 E. UNIT No. J. accurillnc to uuir*J to fit* your anawar with M-irtziu* VMnrlatlon. a c o r ­ D. 5 * aal(.prop*l|ad 40 Inch 18th St., (6,500. Exclusive Rotary Mowara— TM4IIE. tha PUt th*raof aa r» -urd th* Clark o f thl* Court and to poration nryantiad ulldar an IV iNona) ad in Plat Book II. Pic* «*rv* < copy th*r*or upon th* Act nf Cnniraai and a n a t l n t with 4». Public Barorda of Sami Plamttlf or pUlntlff* alloy. puranael to ih* F*daral Na- E. 1 - l'a*d AaphalHc Panne Mnrtaaza Aaanoiatlnn S p r a a 4 a r— TH IIIK.I1 !• lb# Fftwrl 4ir nota County, Florida, ■>",*. whoa* tt,m* and addr*** tinnal ftiR ff baa baan Mail . n ilr i.t you In I* J»uninua, Wan*. Clara* and ■'barter Art. bavins III pr in ci­ "1.**nal S t Johns Realty Jl**l«4*. ml tell If rtiwmify 4«ll(# tha abova atylad suit, and you lltinlUott. 1311,1 Elarnoo Nation­ pal nfftcn tn lha City nf Waab- F. I * C,»nip4r-t S * d a it — «f i’ liifMs. in THE TIME TESTED FIRM art ranuirad to i t r v . a ropy al Hank Huitdlne, Jarkfonvlll* Inzton. Illatrtrt nf Columbia. I* TN4DE-IV 4Nona I f» f# lb# t'wtnfr nfi 118 N. Park Ave FA 24123 nf your Anawar „r othrr 3. Florida, not l*t*r than N'o- th* Plaintiff, and L*-lla K. bar. SpaciflcatInna may b* ttbtilit- HKItCIK I. Ui.Mi Plaid nz to tha Compla •t »*mb*r tl. 1541 If you (all to K*nt and Mayaal I. h«r**nt, hla •4 *t th# offlr* of th* SamiPlaintiff* att orn*,*, ANDKR do iu a dacra* pro ronfr**o will wt'a th* Dafaadani*. I will 1*11 nolt County C<*rk tn th* Court T R A D E : 3 Bedroom fram e, in r u n . % orifie SON. KUSH. DEAN A LOWS b* *ntrr*d acvtnat you for th* tn th* tilth••' and h*at bidder Houa*. at S*nford. Florid* «r .VftMfft (■ h#r#Nv fhft» Tam pa, for 2 Bedroom in D r* , l i t Kaat •’ antral BoOla r*lt*f d.mandrd In th* com­ f-.r ca*h at ih* Front Door o f ■ t th* County Knzln**r'a Offlr* Jb" unl*ra iqiiP't tell!, Ihw Sanford. Contact Mrs. John var-L Orlando. Florida, and fib plaint. Thla *ult |i tn forrelo** tb* bcmlnot* County Court- oa 17, fl. 17-51 youth uf banford, Ibih tli y o f .\ov4»mt*#r, A. I* tha nrlzlnal Anawar or othar a *m rl(a(<‘. Th* r*al property I hou** In tb* City of banford. FI*. !!€•* ftfifirfiT In Ihw llofinrftlil* W ebh, 3616 Garrison St., Plaadlnz In lha o tflo - of th* proceeded azaln*t la: Hlda to h« «nctr>**4 In a *- *: Cfninl y J u«f m i'minty nf J*nilnol*. s u i t « f Hr njlrinlf* Tam pa, Fla. Clark o f th* Circuit Court on t.ot 3 S. Htock L SUN LAND |Florida, at 11:04 A 51. nt> Ih# *4 *nv«1op* plainly mark-,1 on CSnii'Hly# Floriilj* fitr Unit r«* nr btfur* th* ISth day of NovK’1TATES. a auhdlvtalon, ll t h day of Nnv»mb*r. 1544, th* tha nulald*. ’ HID FOR FL'ItN- turn. «8 Kitecutrli of tht K»ambar. 1541 If you fall to do acrordlnz to a plat th*r*of, follow i nz 4**ortb*,l prop*rty ISHINQ Iwarn* mt H*ml. "P*a u f# f*e n r n r i K i ixiso, ao. a dacra* pro Confaaao will record*.! In Plat Book tl. a* •*! forth In laid Final Da- Novtmhar It. 1544 " CB4##*I. ftn•! it Bill tlm*. th«n ba takan a n n u a l you for tha !>*«*• 14 to 17 of tb* Public era* lu-Wltl Bid* will h* op*nid on Tu*a- RD-I th«rf mdkt uppllciUiii to raliaf dttnanded In lha Coni I.< >T 5. BLOCK I NOIITII day, Novanibar 10, 1544. it In:"* th« «ilti J i lK* fur a final Bit* It'cord* o f 8«mlnc|* Coun­ r ic T iT im » plaint. OHI.ANDO fKCOND ADDI- A. 5f »r *■ *oon tharcaftar a* tlem«nt of hfr i*lmlQlBtrAlton NOTICK IH htrihy niviii th*t ty. Florida. Thla Notlc* .ball t.a publlih THt.V. accurdlnc 4 < > plat WITNE88 my hand and th* p.walbla, at • maatlnz to b* of Bii'i ittftfi, Bfid for an order Mr* i n f i f i d In butiriiJt *l ad one* a weak for four con»a •rat of aald Court at Sanford. thirauf record*.! In PUt bald In th* Cnunty Cnnimlaalo-t 41#4 hirst ns her am >uch Kitm* I#4>jricw45o4, Inoli County, eullva waaka In tha titnford Florid* thla 5th day nf Octo­ H >„k 13. Pact* 55, S4 and 54*<tlnf Itoom In lha Court Ulx. KIon Ift, un Ur th* ftctltiuQB Harald. ber. 1544 \I. Public n*cord* o f Sam- Hotiia at Sanfnrtl, Florida P iled thl« th# llth d if of nft ui a of, ml i*, Wftthftiimgiim DATED THIS 4th day o. tt JI RT SEAL> Isold County, Florida. Tha right I* r*a*rv*d tn Octohitr. A I> !M4 Con»iruction Co. (Not Inc.i and r>. to bar, 1544. Dated thl* 30th day o f Octo­ walva any Irr*zu1*rltt«* nr Arthur H Backwlth. Jr. that Vi* Inland to rescliUr Bald /•f NKLIalK IIITNTKR lOEAt.1 Cl*rk o f th* Circuit Court ber 4 D. 1544. tachnlcallllM In btda or lu r«\* Ktti urrlE of the Katito n«m« with th# f?Urk o f lha Arthur II. Backwlth, Jr, By Martha T Whim 4SEA f. I J*ct any ur all hlda. Circuit Court, rlimlnuU Coun­ Of IIKflClK I. LON4J. Clark o f Circuit Court Daputy Clark Arthur II Be- kwith. Jr. Board of County t'otnni M D ietisid. ty. Klorlda, In iccord m ot with Uy: Elliabath Bruanahan J«nnlng*. Watt*. Clark* aud Clerk nf Circuit Court lonara OKO A. 8PRER. JR , ih« provUtona of th« Fictitious Daputy Clark Hamilton Mack N Clavaland. Jr. and Samlnola County, Florid* Of dp#«r it i»pi#r Narnft stfttulti. to-wlt: Hsctlon Richard Nall Graatwood 1*00 Harnett Natlanal Bank Carroll Burka Jama* P. Av*ry, J r , Chair­ Attorney* for «at«t Ketste IS 5 01 Florid ft HlfttuUft Hulldlny St: East Cantral Blvd. aitornty* for Plaintiff man 113 \1«s nolli A w•ntle His: K, r. W«thtrlnaton Orlando, Fla. la -1- ■onvlll* I Florida P t* Inawtr X, By: IV. Hutti J r. Ha*fi Tsi rd, FI nr M» J* k f Khtjhftrt l-ubllali Oct. It. tt, 14, A Nov I’ ubllat; ov i. li, i». jfoy. J. Sanford. Florida County Kozlntar ! riibllih OcL t>. 14 k NoY I. 9, P'lMlih Oct* 24, it Nov. J, | •44 1541. Putd-tt, Nov. I. 1544 PtihlHh Dot. 14 it Nov S, 1)44 n«4. IS 1944. I CDS -II CDF-tt CDG i cur-ss lCDF-?l C l »►'•U Legal Notice Legal Notice Stemper Agency Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 323-8348 3221824 372-4148 322-3483 Government Owned Homes $100.00 D O W N Seleetioa of 2, 3, and 4 B cdrjom s located in various sections o f Sanford Immediate Delivery Very NICE 2 Bedroom house, kitchen eauipped. pineled walls, hardwood floors, ther­ mostat controlled beat, ctoie to shopping center. Adults or with pre-school child, call after 4 p. m. Ph. 322 4411. FURN. I BDRM. House, 417 Holly Ave. 2-BEDROOM house, equipped. 322 3858, kitchen 2 Bedroom home, 817 Catalina. 2 ROOM Cottage, all utilities, including linen furn., Adults only, Weex or moath. 2404 Park Ave, MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 950.00 FOR THE BEST HOME 1021 Mobile Homes • Bate BUY SEE YOUR 1983 NASHUA Traller-lOxSO, two bedroom . Will take small camping trailer or cash as equity, Cresent City—OW 8 2172. V A -FH A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T 1-3 and 3 Bedrooms NEW and USED Awnings ft Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17 92 S 322-2581 10.1. M o b ile H o m e * • R en t REALTY B E D R O O M Traitor on la ri* lake. Adults only. Pb. 322-7368 Office: 322-2118 Nights: 323-0708 323-0848 2824 Park Drive to' WIDE, 2-bearoom trailer. NO-l-4808. LONG W O O D - FHA - Avail I (Hi. A p a r t m e n t s f o r K en t able for Sale—801 Lormann (30 mo. Up. Surplus City. Circle South, 3 Bedroom, Ue Bath, newly painted (100 FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie Down (54 per month. Ph. Cowan. 322-4018. 241-1270, Orlando. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. $85, tit E. 8th.. 322-4285. EVERETT A . HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR ('urn. Apt. 2300 Menoovllle. MftS S. Park Av*. MODERN 2 Bdrm. turn. Apt. Phone* FA 2-3384 e r FA ( » SOI Palmetto Ave. 323-1374 after 5:30 p in. 97. Houses For Hen l UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom FURN. Apt., Adults, 322-1928. house, Kitchen equipped ph. W E L A K A APARTMENTS 322 3851. 114 W. First St. LAKE Cottage, Furn. 322 8106 t-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath ft shower, suitsble 2 BEDROOM house with Fia. tor couple or single person room k porch. Furnished, or retired All utilities in­ (57.50 mo., Clean, 215 Cedar. cluded in root. Ideally to­ NEAT 2-bedroom furnished taled on 1st St., within 1 home, 701 Myrtle Ave. (100 block of 2 free parking k>U mo. Exclusive with and sh op p n g center. In­ quire at Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store 211 E. First St. rHE TIME TESTED FIRM lift N. Psrk Ave. F A 3 61H FURN. APT S Sintord Ave near Lake Jessup. E. F. Ste 3-BEDROn.W house, it Lake vena. Monroe. 322 5015, FURNISHED garaga a p t 1 M M aple. 332-0731. 3 ROOM Furn. Apts., Shady Oaka Apts., 813 Park Aval. Apply upstairs No. 3 Apt. or Ph. 323-501#. 3 BE D R O f Funs. Apt. C o l 322-9173. t.. .r 5 Ph. 322-084L 3 ROOM Furnished Ap4. m o., Includes water ft trie. 322-9507. 108.- Rooms For Real CLEAN ROOM tor Man. # n M agnoU ^w ^m n o^^ IIS. Autoa For Sate •83 CHEVY li NOVA, 8*c*W lent condition. $1800. Ph* 333-2283. 1457 OLDS., New paiat u i good interior, $400. Call Date Owens at 322-7754. 1958 DODGE 4-door. Good con­ dition, radio ft beater, (ML 888-5048. ’ 33 CHEVROLET BelAir. 4 new tires. Real clean. Ruaa like new. $175. 333-7880. 'M C O R V A IR M onia, while f t door coupe, rad Interior. Aa* aume payments. 2311 Yata Ave. 322-7257. , : 3e~Merc. MONTEREY. 4 ft*. Automatic, Radio-Heater a# *62 Ford Glania 108, 4 D r. Automatic, Radio • Heater. Ph. 222-1384 or after I , S 3 * 8529. *40 Jaguar 3.4 sedan, 4-iptad, overdrive, w /w wire wheels. $1400. Call Stoobtoy, 323-1138, exL 363. 1937 VW Convertible 1983 Engine and transmission, ra d io and heater. Call 2338850. $475 cash. *62 QUICK 4-door ledan L a Sabre, radio, beater, auto, drive. 3-Wheel trailer. Sle* gler gas heater. 668-5713. 120. Automotive Servlet A U T O G LA SS IN ST A L L E D . ' S e n k n r lk G U a i a n d P a i n t C om pany 110 Magnolia Ph. 1 r A 3-4833 Auto Glare, Tepe ft Seas Cavers , 81 AU TO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 38013 ALL WORK GUARANTEED m T B M su T ^ to to r^ ™ Gateway To The Waterway H o b s o n S p o r t in g G o o d a Y our EVLNRUDE Dertor 104-8-4 E. lit. Ph. PA 14 Ft. RUNABOUT S ort, top, windshield, remote c o n tr o l 40 HI* Mercury ft Teller, Al* so 12 ft. Aluminum boat, T Vt HP Evlnrude ft Trailer AH for $800. Ph. 332 1248 aft ter 6 p. m 17 F t T"Flbreglasa boat, 50 Itpfa m otor, fully equipped. $105#. 333-041#. 17 FT. High Hat. with acceiaorU'i, ’58, 50 h p. John too d e c . start, Mitehel Tilt Trail­ er. Excellent coodilioo. 118 Laurel Drive. N A T IO N A L B A N K ^POSSESSION5 St. Johns Realty 3 BEDROOM, l a r g e living room, range Pinecrest area. Ph. 349 3321. FURNISHED Cottage, base, (to. 3225721. Near GO WEST ON W EST FIRST ST. • Ben Howland • Charlie Craig • Charlie Hudson • Frank Itrunion vw (I H I A • Sedans • Hard Top* • Convertible* • Station Wagons Complete Meier lion 59‘e Thru 8 Pa 9200 * 9300 Down 910 - $60 Month 100?e .Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Days — 1.000 Miles On All Used VW’ a. Sale* — Parts — Service Factory Authorized Dealer The D odge Boys S e m in o le C o u n t y M in . 1*01 Wr*l l i t S lrrct Sanford, Florida Ellinor M otor Co. So. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 3 2 2 -1 8 3 5 ‘ao Lincoln I I 187 baL 154 naev ‘ 6(1 Fard #7*7 b«1. (38 me, *39 I’ antiae 1784 bat. $38 me. '39 Plymouth (387 bat (31 m o '39 Ford (477 bal. $33 m o. '59 Plymouth >589 bal $31 m o ‘59 Mercury (598 b a l |31 ' » OldamublU (697 bal 133 '58 Ford (298 b a l 111 I ie. '58 Or Sato (788 bat. $34 ! 58 Ford (599 bat. (31 1 '58 Penliar 1588 beL (31 'SH Hillman $498 bet. $37 ’38 nidvmoblle (598 bal $31 ■e '58 t'hryalfr (598 bzL >11 m e. ‘ 38 Dodga (396 bat. (31 me, '57 Imparial $498 bal. $28 me57 D cSolo $398 baL $32 mm '57 t adlllac $147 b a l 813 ma. *37 Chavrultt 8299 bal 117 mw '57 Lincoln (699 bat. $41 me. '37 Cadillac 1897 bal. #41 me. '37 Buick 1587 beL (31 me, 'S3 Mercury 899 baL Caeh '33 Cadillac 1199 beL 918 mat so. a*. 4AIT IUI/ B SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Hanford. Florida 822-4SM N ational K ryaa m a icaa la x �4 'C 1 If - • 'V * n 441 r- • V • ■ •V ' • n t ir i P u t IS - ■ m il Vfck Wool [childhood itory Out m*d* tb* ghr* or take "hr-ef Kebbtt," . WASHINGTON (UPI) — f l » Irtroagest Impreiaion on me, was th« one about thii military messenger whose bona lost a shoe nail. It bad a aort of litany tfeat PROVEN MANAGERIAL ABILITY vent like thii: ‘Tor the vast M Baafarfa of the nail, the (hoe waa loet For the want of the iboe, the ACTING POSTMASTER borae waa loet. For the want at the borae, the rider waa loat. For the want of the rider, the message waa loat For the want of the ineaaaia, the bat­ tle waa loat." And eo an. Republics* This story illustrates what Pd. Pot. Adv. might be called the accidental or Incidental theory of history Wf GUY ALLEN Which lathe e rente result dune* happenlags grand designs. I T o r . ft, 1 K 4 from from A more modern example of the accidental-incidental con­ cept can be (bond in a news­ letter put out this week by Rep. Frank Tboopeoe Jr. (DN. J.) ala that the nomination of thii year*e presidential candidate* came about because of a home­ made ballot cast 121 yoara ago by ta Indiana farm hand nam­ ed Henry Shoemaker. “ In IMS, Mr. Shoemaker’s home-made ballot waa ruled valid by election officials," Thompson wrote. “ It broke a tie and elected one Madison Marsh ta the Indiana State legislature. “ la those days, United States senators were elected by the respective state legislature*. That year, the Indiana legisla­ ture deadlocked the five bal­ lots In trying to elect a United IV THIS c m e i r r r n r s T i v iv t r J i n t r u r , r i n n i T o r States senator. f l o r i d * tv i s d r o s i t v Delegate Switches iv n i.r r o r x T v . “ Delegate Marsh, who had IMS.VCEBV VO. IUT* J. J R . . . Adminbeen elected by a margin of I .t rBt tGI.EASON. . r o f Veterans' Affairs, an one vote, switched on the sixth Officer o f the Called States of ballot, broke the tie and thus America, Plaintiff, elected Edward A. Hannegan v*. to the U. 5. Senate. JOHV V A C n H V MORRIS, j n PAMELA J. MORRIS, his "Two yeara later, Congreai end wife, Com*ta started Sept. 12 from Cape Ham. The first voted on the admittance of Defendants. leg tMisted through the snow-covered Andes Mountains. v o t i c e o r a i r r tv Texas to tha union. The House MORTflAUK FORECLOSE RE was for ft, but tb* Senate dead­ TO; JOHN VAL'OHN MORRIS. JR. and PAMELA J. MOR­ locked 28 to 26. Senator Han­ RIS. hie wife, whote resi­ negan switched bis vote, broke dence end whereabouts the tie and Texas became a ere unknown. TOU ARE H EREBY NOTI­ state." FIED that a Complaint to fareIn 1846. Thompson continued, clave s certain mortem*, en­ the Senate deadlocked again, cumbering the fo llow in g de­ scribed rest property, to-wlti this time over declaring war LOT 1. BLOCK P. SEN- Legal Notice sense of driving Cometthrough 16,200 miles of sleet, snow, mire, moun bins, desert, etc.? To show you that Comet frcen do." To show you they’ re not just lively ind beautiful, but tough and powerful, loo. Cora sen what Comet can do for you. Everyone seemed to know thet the Comets e*re coming. Comets near Oct. 22 goal in Fairbanks. Mo ether ears Crowd scenes were common around the "Caleonty" cars, had ever tried to complete this long rue m so UltWbme, f -/H&uutotCom et C o m e ts a v a ila b le novel No wait, if you order now. wotld's durability champion HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue Be* tb* "B ln r Crosby Show" Mon- , . fa y Night, 0:30 PM, W FTV , Ch. 0. * . „ v MOUM CGMMMr • U k U k MikCuSr UVUCSI Mary Perrigo Rites Sunday Funeral service* fo r Mrs. Mnry Jin * Perrigo, 320 Semi­ nole Boulevard, Casselberry, who died Friday at th* age o f 77, were h*ld Sunday after­ noon at Nihlaek Funeral Home in Casselberry with Rev. Darwin A. Shea o ffic i­ ating. A native of New Y ork City, she m;ved to Casselberry 16 years ago from Maitland whera she had lived since 1932. She was a Methodist and a past member o f the Woman's Club o f Casselberry. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Herman Joyce, Casselberry; six brother*, Ed­ ward, George, Herbert and William H»ck, o f Detroit, Mich.; Frank Hock, o f W in­ ter Park, and Henry Hock, of Manchester, N. H.; four grandchildren and nine great­ grandchildren. Burial was in Pahn Ceme­ tery, Winter Park. LAND ESTATES, according to plst thereof recorded In Plat Hook II, Pegee IS ta St. Public Records o f Sem­ inole County. Florida, Together with: (1 E. Refrigerator I.AS-lt-S O E. Range J.|A1-T bee been filet against you In the above styled suit, the short title of whirls le J. S. (Reason. J r . se Administrator o f Veter* • fie' Affelre. an O fficer o f the United States of America, ver­ sus JOHN VAU ailN MORRIS. JR. and PAMELA J. MORRIS, hie wife. Defendants, end you are required ta serve a ropy of your A n . w . r or other plead­ ing to the Cnmplalnt on plaint i f f s Attorney. M»ck N. Cleve­ land. Jr. Suite SIS Sanford At­ lantic National Rank Dulldlng. Sanford. Florida, and file (be original Answer nr other pleading In the o f fic e o f the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 11th dey of No­ vember, A. D. ISIS If you felt to do eo, e decree pro canfeeeo will be teken agetnet you tor the relief demanded In the Complaint. This Notice shall ba publish­ ed ome a week far four con­ secutive weeks In The Senf-Tl Herald, a newspaper circulated in r.itilnol. County. Florida, Dated this Ith day o f Octob­ er. A. D. IMS. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court M ch V Cleveland. Jr. gn-J Harold F. Johnaon Atlornaye for Plaintiff I*. O. Drawer Z Sanford, Florida Publish: Out. 11, IS, 3«, Nov. t. IMS CDF-11 AN OPEN LETTER TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY VOTERS! M ON. TUE. W ED. QUANTITY noun Mexico. Oeee again Han­ negan east tha deciding vet*. And from that war the United States acquired tb* territory from which came the state d Ariien*. Had ft not been for Shoemak­ er's vote, which lent Marsh to tb* Indiana legislature. Marsh could not have voted for Hsnoegta, and Haonegan could not have east tha votes that led to Texas and Arixooa Join­ ing tha union. And if those two states bad not Joined the union, Lyndon B. Johnson and Barry M. Goldwater could not have been nominated for the presidency this year. Thompson aays the moral of this story la* “ Go to the polls. Each and every vote counts!" Ye*. Indeed. And also be sure to visit your blacksmith for regular checkups. m C<NMt roars from bottom to top of world to •haw Wi still World’s Durability Champion Whgfs the ■ Election Single Vote In TAX ASSESSOR ' 25th & PARK, SANFORD RESERVED 'FABULOUS DETERGENT* **FOLGER*S" INSTANT COFFEE LAR G E P K G . 10 OZ. JA R Limit: Oie With Your 13 Or More Food Order Pleas* Limit: Om With Your $8 Or Mere Peed Order Fine* “BORDEN’S" EVAPORATED K R A F T S “ PHILADELPHIA" CREAM CHEESE “ FRESH” “ COPELAND" PURE PORK FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT f 5 LB. BAG BAG SAUSAGE “GERUER” STRAINED FRESH “ 100% PURE" Baby Food Ground Beef VOTK FOR — A FU LL TIME — NOT A PART TIM E SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSIONER. A MAN W ITH A RECORD OF PROVEN A B ILITY AND INTEGRITY. A PROVEN RECORD OF HONESTY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ENDORSED BY THE CITIZENS OF A L T A ­ MONTE SPRINGS AND SEMINOLE CO U N TY FOR TH E PAST SEVENTEEN YEARS. A MAN WHO HAS, AND W IL L STAND UP A N D BE COUNTED. A M AN WHO STOOD UP FOR A FISCAL POLICY TH A T ABOLISHED DOUBLE SESSIONS IN OUR SCHOOLS. A MAN WHO DID AND W IL L PROVIDE LEADERSHIP FOR QUALITY EDUCATION ON A SOUND FISCAL BASIS. 50 “ SARASOTA” EXTRA GOLD BOND With This Coupon A The I’ urrhae* Of Each Pkg. Of |Fig. tirade “ A " STAMPS FKYKR PA R TS [Coupon good at y«ur "T h r iltw iy " Only, Thru Wed., November 4. • Chipped Beef • Chipped Turkey • Chipped Ham "MINUTE M A ID " FROZEN MY ORANGE 1I1S W O RKING SMOKE COUNTY DAY SCREEN LAW YER OUTSIDE FOR HIS OF OPPONENT SEMINOLE PLATFORM WHO COUNTY, AND PRESENTS SPENDS RESORTS NO MOST TO EVIDENCE OF A GOLD BOND OF PAST EFFORTS FOR TH E BETTERM ENT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIIO CO LA Tt ECLAIRS LAW RENCE SWOFFOUD INVITES YO U TO E X A M IN E HIS RECORD OF PUBLIC STAMPS ar “ Tbriltw ay" November 4. SERVICE BY DOCUMENT AND NOT BY SMOKE SCREEN. — VOTE — VOTE FOR A FULL TIM E AND NOT A PART TIM E COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR ALL OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. it). <£aWJUUK£ SwD^Dhd PD. POL. ADY. BY W. LAWRENCE SWOPPORD 3 99 3!j OZ. PKGS. A 0/ ORANGE J U IC E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/99c BISCUITS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/39c AJAX • ■ * ■ * * a 2/33c SUPER S U D S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59c A D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79c "CASHMERE BOUQUET" SOAP "I’ lLLSBUKY” H OZ. CANS “ THE FOAM ING CLEANSER" BF{; rA N S “ BRIGHT. W H IT E " G IANT PKG. “ LOW SU D S DETEHGE.VT* EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS er "T h riftw a, November C . NS 2 £& 23c GIANT PKG. 2 sjs 0 33c 0 �V a % Get Out And Vote Tomorrow everyone has a aniqu# doty to Toto for the P; ciident o f tha United States. The cl.cxe Is between Lyndon Johnson and Earn* Goldwater — between a progressive and a conservative, a statesman and a pol­ itician. We can vote for a man who has demonstrated his knowledge of government and his resourcefulness in times o f crisis — a man who has vision for the future or one who wishes to return to a way of life, perhaps good once, but now obsolete. But whatever your choice, do not throw awey the birthright handed down from our founding fathere. Go to the polls and vote. A vote for President Johnson Is a vote fo r national progress and a brighter future for us, for you, those too young to east a ballot and thosa too old to work. The greatest danger to President Johnson’s election is that his sup­ porters will eay: "He la so far ahead it isn't necessary for me to vote. Ha will win anyway.” Nothing could be further from the truth. Remember how far Governor Dewey was ahead of President Truman in 1948. Mr. Truman won because the Dewey backers didn't turn out. A vote for Senator Goldwater, we believe, is a vote against progress and for a dangerous foreign policy. You must, o f course, make your own decision as to the best interest of the country. The two philosophies o f govern­ ment expressed by President John­ son end Senator Goldwater are so far apart we must have a command­ ing majority for one man. Otherwise, we face an unworkable situation with the winner not able to exert true leadership. It is important that you vote to­ morrow. Your vote will help deter­ mine the future for all of us. Dr. Crane's THE IMPORTANT O N E be based on s popularity contest at the polls? The Herald is convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that the time has arrived when an elected school board should remove the superintendents osition from the political arena and ave the right and responsibility to appoint the beat qualified man for the post We, therefore, have concluded that Amendment Five should be approv­ ed. To avoid misunderstanding, The Herald points out that approval o f this amendment does not mean thnt Seminole County would have an appointive superintendent overnight. If this proposition passes, a ma­ jority of school board members must call a local option election. The ques­ tion would be settled by a county ref­ erendum. If the voters approve, the school board would be In a position to ap­ point a superintendent. But they could not do it until the present su­ perintendent completes the four-year term of office he will begin Jan. 1, 1965 and completes Dec. 31, 1969. A t that time the county school board could retain the present super­ intendent on an appointive basis or select someone else, perhaps an outof-county mnn, even from another stnte. It would he up to the board to "manage” Seminole's education pro­ gram. The Herald believes that in the interest o f better school administra­ tion in the years to come the voters should give this measure their ap­ proval. Bek Party k a who deftly passed the kwek to me by forwarding the annonymoBa letter A s n be­ low. jam le a d e n eea try your detective skjfl by de­ ciding M yea tbtofe a m m or a womaa wag the the "toeal d octor" don't excel a aedaettv* wdfat CASE U-4W: B o b E arly la the deft editor ef tha Indiana­ polis Star. Recently fe.1 forwarded a let­ ter to m e which he had receiv cd from an irate reader. The letter w it ilg n ed aim ply " A local d octor,M ao It was an anonymoue missive But it shows that the letter writer La a devotee of this daily column. Do you readers think It was written by a man or a wo­ man? "It's a wonder,** began this local doctor, "that the women o f this country don’ t hand to­ gether and blast that Dr. Crane off the pages o f an? p ip er where his stupid column appears. "F o r he produce# the beet m mjk ilk E argument for polygam y to be found anywhere in print! "He doesn't write like a doc­ tor but like a sex maniac or an Oriental Potentate with a harem. "W e h are enough broken homes without his encouraging men to abandon their wives after IS or m ore years of mar­ riage just because the wife no longer look* or acts the way the did when she w as a slen­ der j o m g VV to .with her head full of nonsense that life is just oca sweet song. "Any wife who abandons her duties u , a m other to spend her days and his money to beauty shops and dress salons to become the perfumed entic­ ing creature that Dr. Critic envisions as her proper role. Is the poorest Investment a man can make for a contend­ ed life. " I f the truth were told, there are more husbands approach­ ing middle years who (ail their wires in the boudoir than there are frigid, sloppy wires. "It Is not thetr wives but their glands which are at fault. "A tot of wives simply en- Letters Bruce Biossot — Roy Crowley To The Editor Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N E A ) - There li growing evidence that Nikita Khrushchev fell because be undercut the Individual au­ thority of too meny members of the Communist Party Centrsl Committee and the rul­ ing Presidium. Reports reaching govern­ ment analysts here Indicate that many Red party bosses were fearful Khrushchev was getting ready to shuffle them out. They seted before he did. Some time back, Khrushchev divided the power and authrorlty of many field party men. Regional Communist party bosses, who- once were su­ preme to both industry and agriculture, found their au­ thority cut us half. helped In this, either thinking that he was strengthening his friends against his enemies or that he was balancing one group of ambitious men off against another. Then these "frien d s" began encouraging Khrushchev to apend m ore o f his time away from the Kremlin on trips and vacations while they minded the shop for him. While mind tog the shop they took on more power. There now seem to be two strong groups within the Pres­ idium. There’ s the group seemingly to power—composed of Brez­ hnev, Kosygin, .Mikoyan snd Suslov, with Andrei Kirilenko in a supporting role (though some of these men may be already secretly p l o t t i n g against the leaders). This was the same group In the main that haa acted under Khrushchev ruled that to each region there would be one party boss to handle agri­ culture, another to handle in­ dustry, Khrushchev brought in i m w , younger men. It appear­ ed to sizable numbers of the older men that thin signaled they were on their w ay out. But many of these down­ where meters have been removed graded older men were still which indicate that downtown stores member* of the Communist have shown increased sales. We concur with merchants who Party Central Committee, feel that that free parking in down­ which haa the final say on who town areas hns become a necessity U first party secretary and to meet present and future competi­ boss of the Soviet Union. The some friction develop­ tion of shopping centers and their ed between Khrushchev and free parking facilities. This, o f course, does not mean we tom e older key military men who feared that they anil their oppose the shopping centers. Wo beliefs were losing out to new­ simply believe that in these days and comers. A small bloc of these times it isn’t fair to force people to older men still had votes on pay to park on their own streets to the Central Committee. shop in downtown stores. Khrushchev also undercut E. C. Harper, dr., a candidate for the authority of key men on j the City Commission, has included the ruling Presidium. He ignor-1 free downtown parking as one o f the ed party ideologist M. A. Susplanks in his campaign. lov in the way he pursued the Further, the Herald advocates thnt conflict with Red Chins. He the City Commission act favorably Ignored Nikovlay pndgnrny. on this suggestion for a trial period Dimitri Tolyansky and Her­ before a definite verdict is reached. ns y Voronov in hia plans for We believe, however, it is safe to Soviet agriculture. These were personal— not forecast that the trial effort will re­ sult in the ultimate removal of the ideological— slights. A short time bark, a group' meters altogether. of Khrushchev's trusted men Nullified t'rm urs quietly began consolidating the Tha United SUM# Sonata retns of power into their own paaaorf a roinltitinn ttn s a r in f hinds. Khrushchev appsrently Trial Recommended The Sanford Herald enthusiastical­ ly endorses the effort to be made Monday night by the Sanford Mer­ chants Association to persuade the City C o m m i s s i o n to authorize the covering of parking meters — except those In metered parking lota — for a 90-day trial period. Of course, the recommendation does not mean that the public will have unlimited parking. The Associ­ ation Is suggesting that a two-hour parking limit be enforced and that fines for overtime parking be in­ creased from 25 to 50 cents. Due to the changes in shopping habits by consumers, brought about principally by the advent o f shopping centers which provide free and un­ limited parking for their customers, The Herald is of the opinion that parking meters in the downtown shopping area are now completely outdated. We hnse our belief on the reports which have been derived from cities t. Worry Clinic Approve Amendment 5 When Florida voters go to the polls Tuesday they must make one deci­ sion that could have a far reaching and direct effect on Seminole Coun­ ty’s educational system. Proposed Constitutional Amend­ ment Five, If passed, would permit school systems in seven counties, in­ cluding Seminole, to have local op­ tion elections to determine if the peopie want to continue electing super­ intendents or give boards o f public instruction authority to appoint them. For many years Seminole, like other Florida counties, has elected school superintendents. The philoso­ phy was based on the superintendent providing the leadership and an elect­ ed school board to approve or disap­ prove the superintendent's recom­ mendations. B u t times and circumstances change and so has the philosophy of administering education. Today the men elected to serve on school boards provide much of the leadership needed by a system and superintendents, more than ever now administrative officers and secretar­ ies, o f boards, see that policies are carried out within the boundaries es­ tablished by the State Board o f Edu­ cation. Today's situation does not call for a superintendent to have to run polit­ ically for the office. No matter what his platform might be, he couldn’t put it into effect if he wanted unless it met state standards and was ap­ proved by the school board. So why, The Herald asks, should the position of school superintendent f t President Andrew Jsrkenn for Eid tor’s N ots: If your quotes ars correct tha Pres­ Your editorial, "N o Place ident changed hia mind bcFor A Loner," mentions Sen­ cauao he knowa what is beat for tha Am erican people in ator Galdwater’a "consistency tha day and timea ia which for inconsistency,1* in relation wa now live. to civil righta. Editor, Thk Htraldt In 1956, Drew "D r . Crane should quit w rit­ ing and go back to m edical practice where he could givw hormone shots to matM be haa misled into believing all th a / need is new wives for o id ! " After reading the foregoing com m ents by this "lo e a p d oc­ tor," do you reader* think they w ere written by a maa o r by a w om an? It’ s m y guess that a w om an authored them. F o r they sound Oka " s e lf defense" arguments. N otice, too. tha esay w ay that critics distort er im ply statements to tit into their ow a biased outlook. Never have I urged buabands to abandon their w ives! Instead. I have w f t o the wives to perk up in their se­ ductive psychology to p**veot such a dire result. My advice Is solely directed toward stopping threatened divorce b y showing the sp eci­ fic techniques for insuring hap. py hom es. Furtherm ore, a aeifuetlTe wife can eliminate tha need tor costly male sex borm ooea in almost ill such extra at platonic husbands. After impotent htrtbanda have received hormone shots for msny months to no av ail, I have counselled their w h e a ami seen such males cured la one night I And It’s usually more eeooleal for you wives to ^ e n d that money on perfum e and diaphanous nighties, than on testosterone shots for your m ate! Send for m y booklet "R o w to Prevent Flatonic Marriage*,** enclosing a long stam ped, r * turn envelope, plus JOc. Pearaon You’ll be Happier quoted President Johnson aa saying, "I am not now and never have been an advocate of civil righta." in a FORD In August, IQS!), Look Magm ine quoted Johnson, "Y ou cun't force thssa things an tha South overnight." During March in Atlantic City, John­ son said, "W a ar* going to pass a Civil Rights bilk If U takes all aummsrl1* (rom Slick land Morrison, Inc \ ( it. t- '• I M i l l ' l l i I’ l l - m M \ > | m ;|! t” 1 I- I I l l M l II U I* l l -'ll >i VOTE AND ELECT YO UR DEMOCRATS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY! p -v -r s J o e D a v is R ia l* James Bridger w in the first white man known to fm m the B*nk of the United have visited Great Salt Laka. SUtsa In 1*34, hut Jackson succeeded In getting It axTh* Hundred Ye«r»* War pungrd from the record. actually lasted lift year*. Khrushchev as a sort of In­ formal Soviet National Secur­ ity Council—advising Khrush chev on global military m att­ ers in India, Indonesia, the Congo and NATO. Key members of this group has been heavily occupied in the past few years with the development of Soviet indus­ try as opposed to Soviet agri­ culture. It is a group that has deep roots in the party apparatus. These are the o!d timers. AH except Kirilenko were P re­ sidium members or candidate mem bers in Statin’s time. The oiher major group is headed by Presidium new com ­ ers l ’ odgorny, Polyansky ami Voronov, who have had hea­ vy responsibilities in Soviet agriculture. They have in the past two yca ri been making inroada toto thu party organi­ zation. T O . H ereto w M m w h letI f that Is n ot inconsistency, lore f r .M It* m S . n B o t­ tle e i r s l r * . T O . a t l i t r w a r a ** what fa T ■ g»* earns i m l M I k . IM Goldwater changed hia mind i r - a l . * r n r r le . I k * w rit e r 's Constitutional reasons. I r * . a . m . M l i M r f w . L a t t e r * for a t I r a n tk a a 1 M w e e k s w ill Johnson changed his for pol­ k . a l t . * g r» trr» * e * . L a t t e r , itical reasons. a ilr f r e ...* la a lk ae* a r e a e e .p lRichard Reb <Mr p r . i l t r t »h#y * • Beal la p rr a a a a llll.a . V® . try la a at Casselberry p a k ll.k t * k r T k * I t r r .l A . dure a drab rxirteoee sa d stoV cslly put up with pot-bellied, bald-headed, grouchy, dull mates for the sake of keeping the borne together for their children's sake. ■vr—■ Mary Earle Walker W. IJtwrenco Swafford T a x Axaeeaor County CommUaioner K rp rv icn ta tiva ordering the removal o f funds Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Mon,, November 2, ’64 D IT O M A S O rC S L IIM M M A. 61B LO W » b l t i »l i w . u *» ■l o l l - a - K t o o r il K i o i f U M O M EN T A L E X A N D E R J I L U K L. k T B M T K O R A d v o rtlo ln s D irecto r A i H d t U E d ito r ■ U I UBJCBN R i H H I I. (UH.VIOX A ( v * r t i* la a Mnnkg*# U n t i e i n g Editor MOV r i A T T ■ E l ME* R ILLK BK K W d o n o r s ! A i i t r t U I n g Mnnngnr T n ln x rn p B E d ito r ( A X I S g g O IM A M S M DU H I* W ILLIAM S Muilnoog M o n sfo r Soctotr Editor W ALTER ra a x n D o r r iK cur J l'D V O on lr ram A iim w il l s (ftc h n a k n l l i i s t B I L L V IX C C X T A n d Photographer E d ito r WELLS Editor I-uBUatiO't dolly e ice p t Saturday. Sunday sad d u l l ( m m , puBllaBtd Saturday promodln* fhrlotmaa. S L m i n i m u s RATES Homo D e liv e r y By Ma U H o w te k SEM1SOLE C U f S T T ALL OTMEB MAIL H IM 1 Yaor 4-4* 4 Menton A H « M satA a XI* I Mo a Iks AM I M oatko LM I MeatB LM 1 Man to 0 . a T o n a l R o g u la tto ss p r o v li* to st n il ■ Oil ee kn crlg u e ee k« gold l a s d s s s e o . ___________ Ms W ssB |M « l T om T an l l a r s l d la a m e a n e r oc to o C a n e d T r o t s w Btca la *■• titled e x c lu s iv e ly to tb t u*a to r ro g u b llsa tlo a • ( a ll tha la ta ) novo g r is t e d la U l a a * > v o t e r . Herald Area Correspondents Altsmoat* Spring* Mrs, Ju lia Ilartsa IJM 1 1 S Enterprise ■ r « . Ritchie Harris (0-3X34 Bear L lko-T orvit City Mrs. Mary aan Miles BUS-317# rasakltorvy Hr*. Jaae Casselberry U I- it M Chsiaoto Mr a Jeaa M afia 3( 3-1741 DeBary Mrs. Frank White (0-4222 Deltona E n te re d no ooeuad ntaaa anal lo r K t e e e r I I . M U a l U a T e at U tile * e l B a a te rd . F lo rid a , under tko A s l a t Ceaero a* U M a rcs. M rs. M ildred U tse y N * p a rt o l s a y m a teria l, new * - r a o t a r tia ia a . a l t o u edition a l TO * B a s t a r d H e ra ld may Be rep ro du ced la s a y m a an er w its out w ritte n p arm iceiaa of t&e p o B liao o r a t T e a H aro ld. A n y Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Hays 349-IS73 Individual or llrm roaponolBlo (or euea reproduction will Bo couaiuorad an Inlringing un I I I Herald a co g y r lg ll and will la Acid H olla ( o r demeans UAiar l At U % FOR (((-3 (2 1 Lake M ary M r*. Fran c** W aster 311(111 free: FOR FREE TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS CALLt TO THE POLLS CALLt W. M. Littleton 32.1-1906 Mrs. I,. Swofford 838-1332 W. L. Hamilton 322-1791 Mrs. Anne Hiley 838-6027 John P. Garda 322-1111 Mrs. W. T. Nipper 838-3557 Jacqueline Creamer 322-1593 Sirs. Doris Omey 322-8037 Dee Anderson Mrs. Fern Eldrldne 322-5125 322-2467 Mrs. Sylvan J. Davis 322-6170 Labe M aaree Mrs. E . L. Jabases Jim Birkenmeyar County 333-4722 School Board Al Davit Justice at Peace, D istrict ( Leagwaed M rs. Donnn E ste s (3S-331T Le t Progress Continue! North Orlando Mrs. M argaret Cosby 372-6795 Oit*oa M rs. Claraaca Snydar 122-4341 Ovlade Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 3(3-31(0 PD. PUL. ADV. BY FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC EX E C U TIV E COM MITTEE, W A R R E N 1■ M. G OO DRICH, CH A IRM AN ; AN N CRAMER, VICK CHAIRM AN, FRANK L. PORTER, SECRETARY, IN COOPERATION W ITH SEM INOLE C O U N TY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. U- �<Tbr Page 2-A — Nor. 2,1964 franfurb Vrralb (Daah Gbby • D E A R ABBY: While I was In the living room reading the newspaper, a TV repair­ man was in the same room working on our act. He had taken the set apart and there w ere parts al' over the floor. M y wife pranced Into the room with her drew hanging open In the back. She went straight to this TV repair­ m an and Mked him if he would mind ripping her up. fils hand* v.rre dirty, so hr just wiped them on a rag and upped her up. After he le ft I said to my wife, "W hy did you ask that repairman to do it? I could have done that for you.” She replied, "Y o u r eyes aren't very good and you esn never set that little hook at the top " 1 told her It would h u e been bet­ ter Had sho forgotten 'That little hook at Uie top” if she had to aik a strings man to help her gat dressed- Sho la y s I am making a moun­ tain out of a molehill. I By Abigoil Van Buren would like your opinion, HER HUS BAS'D DEAR HUSBAND: Your wife was behaving like a hit o f an exhibitionist on the wrong end of the picture tube. Rut don’t brood about it. Had she been trying to make points with the strang­ e r she wouldn’t have done it In your presence. Get a magnifying glass and m a g n ­ ify "that little hook at the top” instead of the Incident I • « CONFIDENTIAL TO B. L.: It d o c in 't make much sense to tell a man who has Just lost his shirt to "roll up his sleeves.” If you want to help him, don’ t GIVE him another shirt; help him to earn one. • • a DEAR ABBY: S o out of the 556 couples that minist­ er married in one year, 351 him to "alter" the dates on their wedding certificates? Have I ever lived a sheltered life! In over 22 years of per­ form ing hundreds o f m ar­ riage ceremonies, I have never had even one sneh requrvt. Maybe they knew I would nut have falsified a legal document for my own mother. Or perhaps It’ s Just the difference hetween the jxxcoby On It should encourage all read­ Californian* srho marry at home, and those who go to such places as Nevada to tie the knot. Yours, Arnold R. Lewis, Tb. D Methodist Church Fairfield, California • • • Problem *? Write to AB­ BY, Box 60700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal rapty, enclose a stam ped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • Hate lo write letters? Send one dollar to Ahby, Box 60700 Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTE BS FOB ALL OCCASIONS By Oswald Jacoby apide. The queen of spades play turned nut to be fatal to er* when they sec how many the Irish cause. East won with errors the best player* in the the ace and returned the suit. world make in tha stress of This gave the defense two tough competition. spade tricks and two diamond In the match hetween Ro­ tricks, land and Ireland at the World The low spade played by Bridge Olympiad, the bidding W lini'wskl o f Poland also wont the same at both tables forced East's ace and hid and both W rit players opened East not led hack a diamond. the king st diamonds. Each Wisniewski would have made East dropped the deuce In o r ­ five odd. \ t It was, he did der to discourage a diamond score the gam e. ccntinuatlon It is easy enough for ui to Roth wests thought for asee Ihe low apide play wa* while, then shilled lo Ihe six correct. It at so should have of spades. been fairly easy at the table. So far the bidding and piny Few players lead awav from had hern identical, but at Ills an acn against a suit r- -set point the Irish declarer played when they art looking at kingdum m y'* queen of spades. The Polish declarer did not play the queen, but played a low queen In dumm y. TIU V ISIO N MONDAY P. M. TONIGHT (x)a M) Waka-op Movie* (S) SI I-key Even* Show T II Ml New* 4 Weather 4.44 tSI Neat thar Mi Nawa. ly-vrit, 4 49 Ml Captats « * « # * - • • Weather 1:11 t i l Waelhar an* New* 4:14 tSt Mevtrli-k Ml '116 Nessa 4:11 Ml Today (II Cartaavttla ( I ) l( jntley-BrlnkUy Ragort 1.14 <3> Divorce Court Mi Raereli* 7:14 (1) Zone fir 17 Ml American Illelory M) Dlfast SIS (St Cartoonvttla T 10 Ml 10-Brlatel Court C l (lata Storm My Voyaaa To Th* n o t­ 5 11 Ml tlomper Room ion* of the .lea t>i Porky PI* 14) To Tall the Truth 11:99 (ly Make Room for 4:6a Mi I've dot A f t c r a t Daddy 4:14 <41 The A a ly Griffith Ml Mika wallaea Nawa Show Ml Spanlah ( I ) No Time far f a r t l •» Ml What'* Th'v * " * » * ■einta Ml I lot*# t.ney I SO M i Montey NIXb * Movie (Si Prlra ta Rlal.t (SI Wen-ly a Me ta IS C l NBC N * » « Ml Andr Willie me 11 00 c i Concentration 1:19 (ly Hollywood amt the C i Mieetn* I.tnw• Itere Ml Andy o f Msyt>«rry My Blog Crooby Show C l Jeopardy 19:44 <)) Fri-Etectlon Speelat It 14 Mi Tha Rad M t C - n Mi iita Catty 11:49 M) P o l — Kap. Nat. C-m Mi Nawscop# M) Nawillne 11:11 My Tbiaiar of the Staro I t . I I My Ch. « Nawa NEW YORK <U P D — Four 11:19 ( I ) T a a lll H a w member* o f the U S. Olympic M) Tha Lata Shaw ti l l ( I t Sprrta Final #que*trl*n team, which finish­ 11 1* Ml Woalhtr 11:14 Ml Thteter af the Stare ed alsth in the 19II4 Olympic Horse Show TUESDAY A. M. 9:49 r:> Sirs oa I.IO S--ope 4:10 III Ml I SI Ml :.<|II tie Ml 7:11 Ml r in (S) l i t l tly t ie (ly \Vort4 C lr ll lllttoa Soerlaa Semastar N e e l A Weather Today Muneliln* Atmenao WaSia Up Kbyte* News P a r a Her ha* • « - Games, will participate In the National florae Show that opens nest Tuesday at Madi•on Squire Garden. Egypt manufactured the first lla ia vessels under the m h dynasty, M ptclally during the r«l|n of Amanthotep (UW-1UQ B. C ). TUESDAY P. M. 11.49 (91 ft) Cl 12 :5 Ml 1: 19 (Ji 1> (I : : si I <"l 1.11 It* 1 VV 1.09 119 I 19 1 *1 1:91 1:11 1:19 1:41 t*>v* o f T.-Ta F u lle r Knowa R u t day When New* Tenn*»«*e Krnle Ford Show Ml Heereh ter Tomor­ row (1) Truth o r Con*alie n -n M) flul li n e t.tfht c i n i p : n * w» 1*1 (H-l Talk C l Vtellni* Movie C l Newt, Editorial, W ea­ ther (I > fv o Ml * t Tb* Worlt T u n * ( i t 8 l*o-e C , M l.. ,s - 1, e Mi p a r t w ir d C l Uoratt* Toumr C| Newel rv» Ml AM l.lnkletter ( I ) Day In Court (I I The Dn-tnfv C l t.lee Howard Ml To T-II The Truth (It Another World C l Genera! anepttal Mi Newt Ml Tha FTdxa of Ntiht ( l l To-j Don't » * y C i Th* Youn* Married ( I ) Doiialta Edwerda t i l l M) ISi (I) *11 (SI t«l t 11 Ml Cl I 09 C l 1*1 Cl 1 11 (SI l:t l 111 (l> (Jy Jha Don’ t criticise the young conSo, jo u ’r# off to visit 1 m ar­ , thelrt. Don’t harp tm how your *on pie's friends, even tf you don't ried son ur daughter. You won’t wear cut your welcome or your daughter—as the case approve of them. Be easy to entertain. That if you will Just remember that may be—haa to work. Host you are * guest and try to be a gracious one. That mean* you won't try to be too helpful—such as taking over the kitrj.cn or offering luggestions for rearranging the living room. Instead, notice how the family i* used to d o­ ing thmg* When you volunJeer for 3 job. do it their way. Enjoy your grandchildren, but don't give their parents any advice about rearing them. You had your chance to put your theories on the *ubjert in­ to practice, now let them have Newvrnp* !.**** !t To Rtarer Mporie, Weather, Ne w e young men have to work hard mean* to provide for a family and most young wives and mothers have to work bard at home­ making. Be generous with your praise and admiration. Make the vnung homemaker feel proud o f th* way she has furnished her home, oi the mrals she cooks, of '.he way she handles the children’ s problems. Make the man of the houae feel plea**d with the way he I* provid­ ing for hi* fam ily. What you can’t in honesty praise, don't mention. going along happily with any plans made for your enjoyment. Find w ayt to amuse yourself when everyone else la busy. If you’ll be 11 tactful a gue*t in your ch ild'i home as you would in a friend's home, you'll always be welcome. TV RENTAL • Sale* ¥ Service Seminole TV rA i - m i Zenith Color TV Balaa 1800 tfanford Ava. Non-Title Fight LONDON f t ' PI l — World welterweight h n s i n x chnmNewt pion Emile Griffith, of the Barret Storm Virgin Islands, will meet Bri­ Trallmaater Th* Match Qama tish lightweight king Dave MIC Newt Rep NUT Committee Cham ley in a 10-round nont'nrla Welt title bout at the Einp.re Pool, lleet nt Uroucho Wembley, Dec. t. keehunt W .... ly W Ipackar Wall* Fargo Sport* WomanByRuthMiiiett tn C'hineic, surnames arc always written first and that order usually is followed when they arc written in English. THE h t m a nt nt is coming NORTH ( I » t A K Q X4 V a i: a • (J 10 0 5 *42 WEST EAST AJ90 A AH ¥12 ¥ 10 • 0 SA K H 4 -1 7 2 * J U7 3 * (3 9 6 3 ■ORTH A 107 2 VQJ7SJ 4 A3 A A K 10 East and West vulnerable North Ea»I South IV* at Pat* 1 ¥ Past 1 4 Pas* 2 » T. Pass 1* Paw 9 ¥ Paea 3V Pan PkSl Opening lead— 4 K Spolskis Tops Among Mr., Mrs. Th# Spnlsklx, Jan* and John, are atilt on top In tha Friday N ig h t Mr. ami Mr*. I.raitiia at J e t Lanaa aflar taking three fro m tha Parks. How can you expect your Jam- rolled 1*3/466 and John feet not In hurt; the treatment torn them o n with a 1*6/341 you give them Is real punish while Jane Park* shot a 178/iiivnt. You can fuel dress IM aerlre. a li'& rjcrtty [DYTH THORNTON McLEOD "1 have vtry pale skin and my hair ha* Juvt gone c o m ­ plete while, I Use a aitvery rinse but my skm It not eiimi;;h con tra il, and I look miserable. idvm-s with a little less point, What asiould I do? 1 do not anil you must have decent want to color rinse my hair house ahoes, but be aure you as my husband ob jects—Mrs get nnlv r'.il leather in anv T I, " slim-, f.ir d u l l , dress, bouse Keep your hair as is, but ur casual wear. You can mass deaf - -i your (are powder and nge your Icsft with your cos­ Hats a rlrli blur rid lipstick and metic oil and get wonderful just n touch of rouge. Try result* \ reader Ims recently srvrral shade* of fire powder. tried (hi, and is enthusiastic Do net get a pink tune, lint ra­ over her minfurt. You can aim ther a -I -ei* rurhrl lime Wear gel inv (o it ra re lenllel fur rich costimie rotors, TEN rents in coin and ,i long, " I have always wanted to •elf addressed, stam ped en brush my drv. Itdn hair but Yflnpr have been nfrnl.l, vet t note Tomorrow— From My Note­ Hut you a d .crate tins Should book. I brusV’ I am Idly eight and have gray hair l!‘ i not a hod color but it in i!i> and thin Brushing stimulates rirru'a Hun and aim cleam c, the hair hut tie sure that you use a ua tural bri'tlc brush \ny kind of ay n'hetie : : :-h is r strenirty hail frr dry hur After your Glass Met put Hie skid* to sham poo, i. . are a linger- the Sullivan* Camera Center tip of t -j - : *.,t oil your hair lo ,l week in the K cgt-r* l ea to give h < o I . really to help guc when they won oil point * thu cor, t.t n -v Ihe oil tor .ttwl dilat'd (our v.iine* since m assage dm t!> ua the scalp It was a bailie hetween the The sea!;' is v» n. so your cue- first and second place team* turtle oil will do j i much lor I Ion4 Owen* paced Class Met your scaln as it the* (or yuur With ISf All followed by Itill face and nerk K i K will! a 11)7 le I llrv I have a tiouklcit which would ant supplied , KM that helped be helpful, entitled "Y o u r ( i l l it Met Jerry la m s bombed Ilea l int- " If yuq wish a copy, a 210 i t ? and Cla ren ce llcrm sen t rnr a Ion: self sddrrs ted in • a 1st M i f t C i- Sul'Kan stamped ciuclojia with TWKN hoy * hi I it wav to no av ad T V FIVE cents ill rout, I will C|'l> took a four point d e n also include a "g ilt" copy o f ’ stun from Karim Builders and how to make my famous scarf vaulted Into third place, lintamt my lacc trimmed dinner Inn rolled 132 330 to pace Ihe dtes*. 1.usher and Dick Schaffer shot " S ly feet give inn lot* of 187 523 i" lead the Bulkier*, Iruub'c I snow I am silly he s-infoi'l Atlantic National cause 1 get point*',1 Iocs and Bank u< 11 three from til* Pickhigh hie!*, and in the huiise Ups as Alan \lbcrs rolled a I ju t d > it >t wear . nv sho - 1st. Itich.irdson shol a Hit and only a pair u{ wool *ki ><• It Brown vlurmcd through I* tl is bail h.r my feel'’ t ran wtib a 131 jj'i Fur the Pick svarivly *e| my dress slmcs l , it vv.is lull .Kmc, wild* a on any more, yet they arc the H i an ) Joe Matin with a 216 right *l«a — Alma ” 5C7 showing the way. Glass-Met Leads Keglers League In o th e r lea gu e pl»y, th* Trrpanoakl'a split with tha Gahla'a. M a r y and Roy Star, man won th ree from Elfla tind Davol flldhiiMt a* ItoV Banged nut a ” || .'>.'1.7 . Bonnie and Duo Haet-hy were th* on|v duo tn prah all four s i they ewamped th" Kovtival*. I>an S m diy Imd a ” 11 hut and Elaine Ki>*liva! rama through with a 171131, • n ik im a t i n n t v A k ilt r e n r t s l s e s s l Tom 4 Idea * a l l o t I k T i l * ) IM NH I'r l e r le tte rs — l »l»r I'll* VI k i t s nets M S illH its Til 1IK*|Y.MUt.l( la I atay llekarah Men I ass litaal l»At4»A'ti^7 FQ Cm u T IM - 2-00 iu > .v . p m 0 U 8^2 m Cilm s ffulH flrow m Floncfti. And how* 600,000 acres of them; *10 million tiuns providmti flfi'lk of nil that America tjrowh And throughout thu world, Florida's citius funis serve as out goodwill amhtisis.uiors telling iheir t*lo(|iiunl Kile of Floriila’a pioduclivily .tod Aineijcan imhative. Out. much more grows in Flpiida Mechrimged industry grows liure too ViiRiallyri/jy industry that profits from skilled. semi-sKillod ■iDd uxeruiive personnel. . . because Florida is a powerful mngnui for manpower I Puoplu grow hero, too, Mr Businessman I hey grow m outlook and they grow in their capacity to enjoy life because Florida is hm So, how about you your family and your lirm 5 Don't they belong in Florida. loo ? N O W thru WED. AT I no • .1:30 • 5:16 7.10 - U 04 WAITHSKYI SODttHO n *» ru *• "i 10 MM {’fJfyJi YUU AI C A I- E T E R I A S Tutlgsy Ivninq Jptcicl - u 10 at. New Talk S,r. lo-n Stop cooled lo yoor owftf lor only 79c. TbimAcy KI|St it •family aigkr* with lira d,ssens lui oil. OliawDO 1 fait«0'Jii iP'.lfrl talaiAay Niglsl it "vl*ok eljtii'' ■a b,-j v, 14. TitiTv.fial* i Bone Slunk coo'-ed to yf us udsi for only S I 0(X a* Coiioib* W 6<109 k -aryIanJ l i H UihCtKO* il iitsauac voo m ai.j l S a vi ; tsr M uitrnn a KVIMOUSSI 9 12 labtock i ! jo* m MY HEW TECHNICOLOR* STARTS SUNDAY Givu it somo thought aooeei. n. m id C O MP A N Y SeorsSoa* U V I Sooth i i w n m x r i L 'o h f o y W. Scott Hum*, Mgr. -07 Magnolia A vt, ~ 1 % �r**- ' I OUR BOARDING HOUSE 6«C*V MCfTE FEEBLE- EACHT1AY/ j W*U.,Vr*EU.,iriT l£MT t CAM GET A BETTES CHALLENGE / ' « B W ^ f| jg g g ^ /s w f * « " A it * U b ALWAY4 TH AT BED t! 0 «n!arS Ifi# ¥rra!5 sz NAVE, S C O ii; f« a ? r v - ms” c =M;y.',f ?'■•;. be !» d S j ; 7 iVb A ?=S” .E ?*A Lb Y, V»HA"E >t?wS 1 N nr. H ^ s r Z S P T V S S IN .. A s? HcSE NC~£.'"CS&.. US <*>7 u\ rne** :* ii «»' y Horoscope Forecast ISIDE GLANCES R-A i.'ii-: ^ n *Vj-£V** Mundit, NoTrmbFr >. 1S*I GENERAL TENDENCIES i _5 KEEP SHOULD TRY SOME CP/ HIS P-RD SEED — F80W 5TAAIM IT M-.ND-J ITH E LCOkS C F YtfUK ;Mu OTHER COLLAR YOU COLL'D PEOPLE'S U-iE A 60C D MCALy/, busin ess. / . CR DIO YtJLl rv o MlM YAKKiN*. AtAJOR. •rfc.13 *,.*• \ \ K w h ile I VoND UP TLIS WOOD PUSSY' If you can prevfnt a hi* jiemlin* AM arifum rnt. thin** clear up and you find the ifmaindcr o t the afternoon and evening are excellent for put­ ting into effect a good, »uHstani.il structure for the fu­ ture. AIM ES (M arch 21 to April 19l Avoid arguing with that higher-up or you lose statin in AM. Remainder of the day will he insier nnd you have the admiration of other*. Show everyone that you are truly a solid eltiten. T U T U S (A p ril 20 to Mav 201 It is up to you to rome fm th with new idem that propel you forward right •tow If you need new allies, -hop srnund for the right one*. He sure you n>e pro tical, have your feet on the ground G EM IN I (M ay 21 to June 2 t ) Arguing over finances or with some jealous person in the morning eotild spoil your whole ilay, avail you nothing. Straighten out your thinking. Then all works like a rharm for you. MODS ( T I 1I.D R F.N (June 22 to July 21 ) l*ay no atten­ tion to one who wants to make different arrangements than you cautiously planned in AM. C arry through with agteementa made. Sidestep pressure and all works fine, L E D (July 22 to August 21 ) Morning pressures can ha rather upsetting, hut if y o l remain steadfast, rest of day and evening w ill be very pro­ ductive. lie w illing to do mnro than is c v pec led of you. Shove you are ronseieiitinua. I IllliO (A ugust 22 to Sep­ tember 22 ) You have an op. porlunily to put your particular talents to work, so don't waste ntiy time In so doing, Have a productive day. Soothin* hobbies m e wise in tin* evening. M llli.i (September 2d |,» October 22) You would be wise to follow through with reipirst* of close ties, though they may not seem Important nl the time. Add to the com. fo il tif your home. Make It operate more efficiently than your office. s r o i i r u ) (October 21 t* November 2 ! I Those regular duties that teem a bore can be gotten rid of i|uickly, pro­ vided vmi maka some part of tlu in lie pull. Inal III keeping appointments. Taka it ra-y m I'M. S A G I'IT A IIII K (November .’ 2 to Decunihiir 21 ) It la bet­ ter not to keep any appoint­ ments unlit this afternoon, af­ ter you hive handled import­ ant business and finance, Don't be the target for soma scheme Avoid fast talker*. t \ITMl SHIN i Dei ember 25 In laouaiv till I Hotter take it eaiitiniialy m the morning, but latsr you can step in and get right results. Attend to per­ sonal matter, first Evening can be \ c ij delightful social­ s 5? ~ '.V >— f IW J R S T IN S PO O R W ?. J O m \ ? O n S A N D MI?. S O L D '.V A T E D I IN TO ^Tt:; AH’ S THE TENSION MUST. -> i BE T E R R iP ie v ------ POR MO TBY now : REASON MOW [ D O Y O U KNOW V HOW THEY • c m ? DCESNT KrCENT TROUBLE' — »A OUT OUR WAY ys- G«&9+y\ 0000 OOCW, ) F PBOPLB DOWT K. >ou*c pulse seems ncv.mal- lbt m* SEE THAT TDWOue , AND TWBOAT/THESE* ] SOVITHINO WSONG ^ W.HEM YOU CAW r EAT THAT LITTLE B IT /, 1 M* SAT LIKE A HORSE ' TH6YVE DYIW / 1 V\ IM A MURRV , i s all / , — '*'** s y w l i *j ,r *LLW84PTMC!l»00K& I 11 > DACjV'COP / is a . r h ea r r e p e a t Ynk T il l - v o u LVH AT MRS O iT mE R S 1 . ^,-r. v * p F ? 1 N U T h e OU'SS P h £A R w f su e sV » X > 1 MRS O.T.itOD ABOUT ABOUT M R s •• \ start <Uel At //* 2 'Congrttulation*. ilr l A* our 1,000th customer, your dinner today it on tha houssT * \ A l o t OC V /3 5 L T h e L O b b P tf A 2r H t R S t L P y r v .V M— « f —** g .V R TO f h t,T P H E W V .. t o l P me. t o d a y U L T H A T » N OT T R o G I t ■ v ou Re. not ee s^. i*» tsO AROUND t, mi s. tty Dick Turner C A R N IV A L A v- ^ I PON T, W A N T TO <3 HEAP iT L hJ 3HP. H it. 1 'i 11‘. M ( O O PS/ f Th e , SA N D T »A P / in to I C AN Gf=r cur of There *p/y D o n 't IN A F E W STBO<ES / BE J R WIA-AU* -— r^4 v - T O U W fc*ALL/ Too -'TV Ors* - Sure* BORN THIRTY YEAR* TOO DOOM 1t « f t i A L U « »m rvrf'V IT A l l DEPCNPS CN MOW 'i D EEP TMC HID HAS B U R li D 1 vv OUR ANCESTORS p- uj j i * * /a /j i 'A C t A lt1 /*• 4- i - • . ’ * mt, NU - IUt.|U>bl l»* .. A ccuplg a= euocv.M LV S*>\R; ’ A .» 0 I H.-V1 v A otJpneN FTcLiNiu I vr> IHATA TNtae BIRD ON H E A P ... V - ^ •VY A N D THERE I T - A W Au. l\i. } i AvA r H AVE 6 > WE J THAT rWWE f-EG EiN O V A(M :N. J ■I A BiRC* ON 'AN. r> / I WONCt R IF IT ^ THr i-AWO ) r WONDEC ) If TH: \ KGALL V k ' / -V * I, “ Okay, okay! So ha'# more than just ‘good* on that thing! How about good and loud?" B IC P V ) TIZZY D I# ■h ‘But goth, doar— suppose you had to LOOK at the candidatea, too!" ALKtAPV HI# SAMS rut a r e a him '"a OIAW Vfc>[ k IT\,ni w u sAv/Jca - , .I/* i s li'.Y _ lv - _ ^ ITS WO ViOWPCK THAT r\*KAT A \ r o o t BUY THOWfiKT Ht"D k i a w m ! ] c e o e s s o s m o k o s with MOTAW MIMSaiC/ By Knte Osnnn J i Z n-z • HM*. Wt* W f u ««e * 1 ** o# r»r»»v it C EF .? niAH-. V ’ ' -(SIIITU V STTJ ( i~« fCTJTIU! HB 19 f 0LI« HIM WOW,' -V *TH "A *I" *rl N .. n. .An u OO ... > ....... «.'Ur,T PL I LiwrAT ..Ti— WACRIPR iwjtam LLOIAM 1MiKTALI Wt •S MMB FEET TALL/*, -r«A Y SHORT RIBS I r COd'TiNj V u AUMFPWITH T h 9 CAS1V S 1 Fo r t u n e / >//?■ AM kLiCT8IC a S'ACHT, A-KAE - RX>M kfMX CfmuKY ^ IM L»J A GQ) vnuwo WHOPOM * UTfKAL TKAMJIATICW C f e l m c m i a j u RB "■:^£a^ te c ly. CUL YTT LreuicK-Y^ ’ raTVi cual nu rwiftk* ACJt \ It 11 S <January 21 to February It*I Handle those little problems yourself in \ M instead of going to oth­ er* for help I In n make wis­ er plans for the future Don ■t<iii)l for pressure from nth- >D;'5 AFTTECl UJA G.Vi L‘t •“*' paaiotAi * >«■ If 2 I'm h a lp illg my m a tliir w ith til# d ish **. W h a t a r# you doing?" Amtw*r In P/ivtoui Pu n I# Navigators At IDIHH I Iduit) a ah ji • Li iir tit*# ti t fl) mrl B U G S B IJN N Y _ / V)W IESSS HTY, SYLVESTER I "“ j ] -AT 5 _ n\7 7h , / •* t fCn 0 -LD L S E / ^ SOME I k g h s -R ------------------------ ' THFMCES51TY / L rc< WUS U N CU S CCbLiliOW p l m g c m ce HAVEN'T >A FINISHES F K S T is 1 TroOBE CAKES YETl rut HtGr sept mckeil EUKfCT -'.rtlKt-, ME it*! it in i WV.ire PCIS that leap) IL/ *1 UCOS.t AA^VDEI i __ Z and I ) VSeattrn Itil 9 ilb i ! I f'nmfijit ' tail tr. t . i m i r iak • - niAN AHYrnlMQ o si iw ill frf til at» rf|uitt# A‘i OPP.CMAfUt-i' ^ i f2Vf4!i ii liMit / Tom IS WHAr >r.r l »W1; e,v,‘j IT V a .J \ ^___/ ’W w . e ' ». * ~ j I'uIhjI Pirut, for imlJiui 4 A&* 7 M' t<i*t'l in r«nh n(jibiltr I lid put I sShnurmat In#illy ni •Dllflil Irt I'ttrlugir u» 1<»(i U iu I n<i;v» i iriiirlU)«*t»'iiai n Imidin^i !« H ill l tiliDij ty Dnikc »m> 1? fHiCk llpfikn! 2(11'arli u| i U mi -»| j^l4, 21 Put Dll t l SiilatiT.n ‘P Ho.ir rdre LismJy tr*loiii J 1tiuull* *t 2u vs,r,-it bull ul 24 l<vl««* iti«C i*» * 1 4l(A m tell lU t w / iMPSTUCi.-i ru t*.?, A i.a WITHOUT PEAK / THAT I f AJi T HCiP t C J i T E 9 0 V .S T ? S A 30 f GUV NOSf.. BkjT ___ I'M S T /L L 3 - S V ... sllllij 10lt-*ll p*lt V/'Lf 11 U im lc k ir 12 . Johnson 11 .v'*lul*tas IJ I n middle nf -I *, Ship l.ktf i Iih L M a in |ed hoive ViWNCE 1 rfU* CC*.T'W *#‘.mjiinr'i msp . C _E A S \ 3 T hS \ F JO ST . mlj PAN 1/ I iio « t*fr- 11stunt p I ’j r s I VJA-.'-, e). ,-.vsi y UP AT tHt Tof/ IA V 3 IO • ■ lu Ml' VAS.V^f «. >*■(/W Qri !C* ■> i r m tj Jn(H • -j *./ * s/ j « n iv.wi . vro e. lO Glib I i ••• ' (nrri*n ipurler VJ Alliens LI Hitler vtlr h I I Amsm is iiilrinl /. f ; vv i % . e . t v \ j vi Sr.lm ienl, vs Hern ".7 Ih./v, liliW s ' 1 r rnonine *1 pell*Hon r-A th 2 T iert 1 Vfi.'rnlie I lt.,tinl*in t / u ,/ U li w 0 i } Id Hi fF ft it II lire-* ItlUr I* )Uiihsr.l* r~ u V a i !J 'i ti Armor ip lin u 4J I uni h 11 Spot,ils (IS w .ir l tried In fenclli* M lf f lili snwiliil 47P.etv uf sue,I 4aT1oi* ■nHutch l,4«l|iter UlHelots 1 i ) 4 lu iliia K iel , )) lUtntuala IS D ull*/ <t,.m I . 11 M ila n • tn srtM * S 21 H im l iisplm r n t lhe mhulsry 1 in y idiil i At I'otsr •sbluis/ S tK o rssn n r in,I Hire J .T io e l.r u( Home in Ihiuii.ler :S 27 at V) li u Ti" it i 44 42 41 41 41 » r.5 il IS ir *,c ;r ir 4l ' -J era wlm Want assistance, It lie I . I'lHt l.H l F e b ru a ry 2d to March J " ) K'-leoiiiu until »flernnon any (duns to amuse frien ds; have a sociable time. Attend tu re g u lar duties mi AM. I'ersarml w ishes a ie he*t achieved in the evening. I F t i l l II 1 H I M ) IS lit)Itv . T O D A Y , he u r s h r w ill be ona of thole fa scin a tin g konng people who euunut wait to learn it all at a very young age and thereby gel into tbIu b it of ru tb irig in ami o it •if things, so it behuuves you to teach to lie a little slower aiol mom pro. iso. thorough. E ater lit life , (lie method* change and much o f great value ia accom plished. The S t a rs im pel, ih e r do not (iim p c l." W h .il m u make of your i d r Is la rg e­ ly up to k i l l 1 t ’arro ll R ig h te r's Im livid u rl Forecast for y o u r sign fur I'eevnihar I* now re ad y. F o r your u ipy ■cm) your birth .iate an I I I . IM) to C a rro ll U ig h ter Fore cast (Th e S an fo rd H erald), Hoy 11)21, Hollywood 2S. C al­ ifornia. Although S ittin g Hull li given credit fo r leading th* Indian* at the B attle o f tha l.ltlle Big H o rn. C rm y H o n * was the real S io u x leader In tha battle. �V •' ' Teenager Trouble? Entertain Them Wt Key •f U m t w i n ytara further, n b u rn the nallvta ere gvewia* reetleM. The dandy Saturday after* ■ M l aerise, the tripe to the wm k m be* their sine u eBtertefauaeat. at leaat with parente aa conpantens. Ten raeogniaa pou have ara t th is landmark when 73 NYF Youths Attend Party a suggestion to ye tee the soo'a new baby bear la greet­ ed with a "Are You KID. DING 7" The tables are now turned. The teen-agers ere full ef Ideas of what they would Ilka to do — without yea. Their l e g f i i t l e i a rente from watching • drive-hi movie to if a rumored "ramble* will take place to announcing they are off to the movies— one which is advertised aa ■ "■Inter,* "shocker," and "for adulta only." How much latitude parents should grant their offspring Is a question as old aa people, I’m sure. I don't know that there le one pet answer. What I have learned la that the yeeity teen-ager tnvee to be with her contemporaries— talking, dancing, bragging, singing, bowling, the Hat it endless. I also know that a nervous unsure teen-ager may be leery of bringing new friend* home for fear the family will pounce with a list of questions and cheery de­ vices for making everyone feel at home. Making a hams an attrac­ tive, yet respected, place to gather takes a good deal of finease. Ona way to break the lee it to encourage a few bf their beat friends to drop in after a school game or after a rally. Let them fix food. Food aa you know Is In conatant demand at thla age. It might be sandwiches, grilled cheese, pancakes and bacon, depend ing on current taites. I am adding a party-sited By Merpaaa Miles The Bear Inks Methodlet Youth Fallowihlp waa hoat to the Chrtat the Ida* aub-dlatrkt at a Halloween party. MYF Praaident John Walk fn f reported that 78 youtha attended from Caaeclberry, Fine Hllla, Lockhart, Apopka, Orta Viata, Cellaga Park, Coneerd Parte, Trinity, Meadowhroat and St Paula. Everyone waa dreaeed ap proprlately for Halloween and aoatuaaa were Judged for the prettleet, funnlut and moat erigtnaL > Oamea were enjoyed during the erenlny and refraehmenta of punch and cookies were aerved. Irwin Hall waa dec eratod with llyhtod Jack-otantems, orenya and black halloona and ertpa paper to lend to the atmosphere. The neat event planned by the auk-dlstrlct will be the annual banquet Tuesday at Collaya Park M a t h o d l a t Church. aluminum electric grill which Local Scouts Win Camp Honors Boy ScouU from Troop SOT, •ponaored by Graca Methodist Church, attended the St. Johni Dtatrict Pall Camporco at Camp La-noche. The 19 boys were acrompan led by their scoutmaster, Russ Kltner, Troop Committeeman Clay Mamele, Junior Asilitant Scoutmaster Dick Mamele and Senior Patrol Leader Blair Xltnar. The troop received recognltlon for having the belt num­ ber In attendance and the eleaneit end best camp site. Everyone received an attrac­ tive district camporee patch. Arriving at the camp Friday at dusk the boys pitched their tents in the dirk. On Saturday they took a night hike and cooked their dinner on the trail. A council (Ire waa held Saturday evening. The boys returned home Sunday afternoon, tired hut proud of their accomplish­ ments. can be set on the table and presided over by a budding hoe tees. I waa thrilled to learn that the new electrlea include many that are Tefkn-coated. The Teflon coat­ ing, aa you must know, means a pan that Is r e e l!/ easy to sponge clean even if gooey food Is involved. Thu easier I he cleanup, the more ready others lire to help <«n old family proverb 1 made up after cleaning up hugn family dinners with the usual accom­ paniment o f pots nod puns.) Chapcronage Is cn r n tia l to everyone's peace o f mind, not tha chaperumige tlial puls a parents gum-shutdng through the room every two minutes but, the chaperonuge that re­ quires parents to sny "h e llo " to visltura, to help g e t things started, then to retreat to an­ other room. How closely a get-together must be watched la deter­ mined more by the number o f youths preseent and how well w# know them. Occasi­ onal trips to the kitchen art hi order. "T o keep an eye on things," as my mother used to tell me. " V “ \. , - ■T T - F i lls b u r y ZZu ( tt'i m i l k K HUT B iscu its i l . - ^ r • * e WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE!' sw ifts frimium raoTKN govt INSPICTID HEAVY W ESTUN BEEF 1 1 HUNT'S YELLOW -CUNG HALVED DELICIOUS New England Loaf PEACHES 2 49* ■2 •V 39* •J Sandwich Chubs £ 29* nevv #2Vi t) cent TWJtllS ' 1 1 tut” "ll # down produce la n e o FLORIDA GROWN Household Bloach AVOCADOS C L O R O X _____ S FOP Flavorful S L IC E D B E E T S r ON A PP LE SAU CE 4 ^ 1 PRICES IF F IC T IV I M argarine.......... 29' MONDAY, TUESDAY, Vary Pino □ Prune Juice.................... 3 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Yogurt............ 3 X 49' 2, 3, 4, 1964 ’1 Chicken el The See □ Chunk Tuna................... 311* ’1 IS O Uncle Ben's VOLUME NO. 7 $1 49' i □ Wild Rice..........................£ 6 5 * VO IUM I HO. t 20 VOLUME BINDER mb t 591 Ms- Unde Ben's HAMBURGER AND HOT DOG BOOK only 7 9 ' J)i Oraan Stamps -—^ §j w 4 At* ww - m4 iwrdiM* *S J l Orwwn Stamps m4 iwiSma *4 DO. 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CM Wl“ Not only has the space procram benefited the area around Cape Kennedy, but ft will continue to pour millions more into Florida's economy. ft to Important to atl Floridians, Democrats and Republicans alike, that we preserve the seniority that lives Holland a seat on Ihe Aeronautical and Space Science Committee, whose prime respon­ sibility Is to serve all matters in the space field. Every resident ot Florida shares to the benefits that have resulted. Florida needs Holtend's confirmed influence en this committee . . . It to a valuable asset to every cittaM ef Florida a id the nation. Jfl Oroon Stamps* « e *e k « M ik d im *M *fc JM Green Stamps e e ift a k a a E i^ A GLADE DEODORIZER Meiwell House Instant Coffee ref. alae 59c ray. ai IO - o i . jar $ 1 .4 9 liwiaa Vtaww. r— k pi*,*l ■*•*•«) •Wo4-. Mm . 4. ISM Moooo'oTooomrnsm lO W 8 ?i*M S Q lim n rnwr** CONTINUE FLORIDA S P R O G R E S S . . . 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BMw. 4. 1944 bboihiopooooooooooo swift’s meats for babies H W Y . 17-92 & O N ORA D R IV E ,* SEM INO LE P L A Z A We Ra Tha Right Ta Limit Quantity 0 CASSELBER RY O f M OCR A T 1) �1 Seminole County Electors Jamming Polls *+ * C lO 6^ Thl* to H! • • • City OKs Free Trial Parking But todiy'a general electloa ts Ssnford 1« somewhat differrat this It 33 j a m afo B y Dottle Aaatla when Woodrow WUmo w ii elected president of the United City Com missioners In a 3-0 vote Monday yielded to a pita States. from the Downtown Mer­ • • • At taut, that'* tha opinion of Frank B. Adams, a longtime Sanford reiident who reealU tba alaetlao siffat party juat that many years a|o. Seminole County * * « * on the S t Johni R iver • * • • **1116 Nile o f A m eric. ” j& a n fo r b WEATHER: Partly cloudy thru Wednesday; high 75-80; low in 60s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 fUES., NOVEMBER 3. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA Possible Record Vote Due chant's Association to cap parking m eters for three memtha and allow two-hour free parking. I . L. Per kina J r., president • = = = of th* association and spokes­ • • • man fo r a group o f nearly 50 "There wai a targa gather* merchants who packed tha lug at the old theater getting commlaslon room at City Hall, tha return*," aay* Frank* told com m issioners that three "Waitern Union had a aatup Urge shopping centers In on a wired board. Paul Big* nearby areas with hundreds gcra wai there wKh hit Great of free parking spaces "m ik e Dine and Felts Frank with H im perative that we not hi* unuiual large greyhound." charge people to shop with • • • ua." F r a n k continue*: 'Tha He asked that the meters be botite wia filled and near raid* capped for a 90-day trial per­ night when the message earn* iod beginning Nov. 9 and free through announcing WUion’* two-hour parking be allowed election the bouse lights were controlled by chalk marks on out. When the crowd screamed tires, with the overtim e park­ it* approval the two dog* went ing fine raised to 30 cents. at each other and the result Com missioners p r o t e s t s is a terrible fight" ed that the parking meter r« • * • venue, which is already down "No one turned up the ligbta more than seven per cent this and a stampede was on,1 year has been pledged to pey OPPOSING candidates for Seminole County Adams reports. We don't sup­ off the cost of purchasing the Commissioner for District 3— who staged the pose there'll be any dog tights Woodruff Building psrking lot. most torrid battle in the county—cast their re­ tonight, except those between " I f we do away with the mespective ballots early today. E. Pope Bassett candidates In close races, sad teri where are we going to those fights will be for votes. get th* money to pay off the • • • remaining (69,000 still owing Two more city depart­ on this n ote," asked .Mayor A. ment* have achieved the gold L. Wilson. award for 10O per cent par­ "R em oving the meters is not ticipation In tha United Fund going to solve the downtown o f Seminole County campaign. shopping problem — all your spaces will be filled up by the They’ra thafire and atreet departments. This brings to store owners and their em ­ CAPF. KENNEDY (U P !) three the number o f gold ployes and your customers NEW YORK (U P !)—For the The United States today pre­ award* presented to city da* won't find any place to park,” partmantaand includes the said Commissioner Earl Hig­ first time in history, the vote pared to send a Mariner tele­ ginbotham. in a United States national vision probe tomorrow on a polka department. A. B. Peterson Jr. suggested election will be compiled to ­ • • • historic SSOmllllon mile flight Today’ s regular meeting of that the city put the Woodruff night in a cooperative effort property parking lot up for by the m ajor news agencies lo Mars. the North Orlando Village sale, retire the debt and then The spacecraft, first o f two amt television networks. Council has been postponed The service was designed being readied for the 8 \i due to elections. It is capectad do away with tho parking m e­ for speedier and more effi­ month voyage, It designed to that the N ovem ber Council ters entirely. Commissioner Joe B a k e r cient delivery of the result! take up lo 21* pictures ol the session will ba scheduled for moved that the commission go from the 50 states and the Dis­ mysterious Martian surface next Tuesday. along with the merchants' re­ trict of Columbia. • • • and make the first closc-ln The nation will get the re­ study of the red planet. Ths Herald's city editor, quest to cap the meters for 90 days, with the understanding turn! in the races for the pres­ Launch time ll 12:(7 p. m. Dottia Austin, scored a hit that merchants lake the re­ idency, the Senate, the govern­ EST. A Space Agency spokes­ last wtek when she spoke to sponsibility of keeping them-! orships, and the Congress man said preparations were tha Sanford Lions Club at selves and their employes out through figures supplied by an preceding on schedule with the Laka Monroe Inn. The Lions of the free space. organization called Network countdown (or the 574-pound Pause, club newsletter, label* Commissioner 31. L. Raborn, Election Service (NES), UP1 spacecraft and Its Atlas-Agena ed the talk "o n * o f tha moat Jr. amended the motion to re­ will tabulate its own contests rocket set lo start at 3:02 a m. interesting and unusual we quest that merchants submit * below Congress. EST tomorrow. have had in some time, and survey report in writing at the The natiunal service it a If all goes ss planned, the thoroughly enjoyed by all." end of 90 days on the effect joint undertaking ol United probe will swoop about 9.600 • • • the free parking had bad on Press International, the Asso­ Have you visitad the polls business. ciated Press, the National y e t7 They’ re open till 7 to* Commissioners Baker, Ra­ Broadca»ting Company, the night, you know, and you born and Jim m y Crapps voted Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ might (till have time to cast for the motion, with Higgin­ tem, and the American Broad­ your ballot. botham and WUson abstaining, casting Company. • e e NES is a loliection agency Tha American Legion Post’s set up to insure the fast and Donald E. Blanton, driver F sir opened to gray skies simultaneous delivery of the o f a portable crane, was yesterday m orning and re­ figures, precinct-by-prccinet, charged with failure to imva minded Sanford residents o f from Maine to Hawaii as they past years when tha rains becom e available, to all five his vehicle under control at cams and came making it co-operating news dissemina­ 7:15 this morning as the re­ virtually imposailda to visit tors and thence to their news­ sult o f a collision with an au­ "F O R SA L E : 11,600 square tha Highway 17*92 exhibits. paper and broadcast subscrib­ to and a school bus tw-o mites feet of choice downtown bus­ But then M other Nature co­ ers and affiliates. iness property. 100 front feet north of Cusoelberry on U.d. operated and the skies clear­ on F'irst Street; ltd front 17 XL ed for a near-perfect after* feet on Park Avenue. Price The bus. driven by Donald noon. It's well worth your I'JO.OOO." C. Pulley, had stopped in the visit to the ground*. Try It, This i* the notice that was ritrht ]h.i>* of the northbound you ’ll be happy you did. lo bo given to Sanford real­ section o f the highway and • • • tors by the City o f Sanford an auto, driven by John \V. What a difference the op­ TALLAHASbEE (U P !) today, Neal, of the Hanford Naval ening on Interstate 4 west of City Commissioner* in- The Cabinet Budget Commiss­ Air Station, stopped in th# Sanford has mad* to Highway structad City Managsr V . E. ion released ti million in hurri left tine and to tha rear o f 17-92 traffic. A* one wag cane relief funds today, half Knowles to notify local real the bus. who Uvea near the highway of it to cities and the- other estate offices at once that the The crane sideswiped Neal's r e m a r k e d , "T h a t silence half for counties. former W oodruff property car and struck the le ft rear The money will be used to wakes you up at night." psrking lot on tha com ar of e e • rebuild public facilities dam ­ o f the school bus. Damages First Street and Park Avanuu to the dragline were estim at­ aged in hurricanes this fail. An all-Florida rally o f th* I* fo r aale. The federal money was hand­ ed at (150, (100 to the bus 37th Division Veteran* Asso­ Prophesying the death of ed to the State based on appli­ an<{ (75 to Neal's car. There ciation will be held Nov. 15 at parking meters, commission- cations from cities and coun­ were no injuries. Trooper J. Holiday Inn on Highway II *rs hop* to racoup tha loss ties which sustained damage L. Sikes investigated the scbetwaen Bradenton end Sar­ o f (25,000 a year revenu* in hurricanes G eo and Dora. cidenL asota. Th* "B uckeye" division from the maters by selling was formed from Ohio Na­ the lot and retiring the (69,tional Guard units in World OOO debt still due. for which Wars I and II. th# meter revenue had been expected to pay. NO. 313 Hurricane Loss Funds Released VOTE. . . VOTE Adlai Attends Chile Induction £ "M ik e It your goal ’ T o tote at the p oll." —Olive Hunt Woman's Club ’Quakes Rebellion ‘Vote Steal* ‘Dry’ Candidate 3 Stricken Bitter Race Photo Finish Voters In Line Before Dawn To Stay Open Right To Vote Is Meaningful Friendly Craft Brings Scramble Funds Released e n n e iff THIS WEEK ONLY! 1Finest' Fair Opened By Mrs. II I.. Johnson The 1961 edition ol the Semi, note County Fair opened its w eeklong run Monday after, noon at the American Legion's SANTIAGO. Chile (U P !) - Fairgrounds on U. S. 17-92 A military parade and folk- south of Sanford. Present for the ribbon cut­ dancing In the streets set the stage today for the Inaugura­ ting ceremany were members tion of President Eduardo of the County Commission and Frei, Latin A m erica's first the l-pgion's Fair AssociaUon. George Maybury, aisociation Cristian D em ocratic chief ex­ ecutive. president, described this year's Delegations from 77 nations exhibition as the largest and wer* on hand for the inaugura­ finest the association has ever tion. Including a U. S. party had the privilege of presenting headed by A m ba su d or Adlai to the county's residents, i la addition to enjoying the Ste season. I W W A T Drag Line Hits School Bus, Car Parking Space Placed On Sale By Harry I. Johnson Seminole County voters may set two records today n$ they visit polling plncea. They may; Set a record for the number who DID vote. Set a record for the number who DID NOT vote due to the crowds a t polling places. Each is a possibility, according to courthouse officials, who are watch­ ••• ing conditions through­ out the day. One summed it up aa "a mesa." WASHINGTON (UP1) ho Th* official was referring Americans swarmed to the to th* long, jam-packed line* TOKYO (U P D -T w o earth­ polls today to pick ■ President at all precincts; lints which quakes nine hours apart shook for the next four years and began form ing prior to the o f­ Tokyo today. No dam age was perhaps set the nation's course ficial 7 s.m. opening and reported In eilhtr. for decades to come. which continued without letup Reports of hesvy esrly bal­ throughout th# day. loting from many parts of the Many persons, spotting the LA PAZ, Bolivia (U P I > -A * nation Indicated a possible lines, either drove o ff with* arm y r e g i m e n t rebelled record vote o f m ore than 71 out entering them or waited against the government today. million by poll closing. Mild weather in many regions help­ for long mlnutee, always eye­ A part o f the air force also ing their watchee aa they w ai reported In revolt. ed to sw ell the tide. The voters wer* confronted neared their reporting time with the "ch oice, not an e ch o," for work or other engage­ TAM PA (U P I) — 8 t , I , R — promised by Sen. B irry M. ment*. Several complaints were publican chairman T om F airGoldwater, the conservative Republican matched agalnat registered at the office o f field Brown charged today that (left), Republican, and W. Lawrence Swofford, Lyndon B, Johnson for the Mrs. Camilla Bruce, county the Democrats ar« "attem pt­ Democrat, seek the seat being vacated by Com­ voting registrar. Monitors at ing the biggest vote steal la presidency. mission Chairman James Avery. Nationwide polls and pre­ Precinct 1 at Sanford Junior our state's history." (Herald Photos) election surveys predicted al­ High School could not hear most unanimously a landslide tha precinct worker* and Mrs, CHICAGO (UPI>—The victory fo r President Johnson. Bruce went to th* sit* to re­ There w ere enough political arrange the monitoring sta­ dantlal candidate o f the P ro­ hibition party, E. Harold unknowns, however, to keep tions. Munn, wound up his cam paign Republican hopes alive. One woman from Midway Forecasts of a runaway tri­ visited the registrar’s office by calling for an end to "p r o s ­ umph for Johnson were in part in mid-morning with an old titution of government pow er.’ * contingent on a heavy vote. registration card. Shs said Early reports from North. she hml returned her new reg­ FT. ORD. Calif. (U P I) — South and Midwest indicated istration but failed to get n miles above Mars on July IT to Three m ore soldiers have been that the balloting might be now curd. She added she had JOHNSON CITY. Tex. stricken with meningitis at this take a look at the little planet heavier than ever before. stood in tins for many min­ ( l i m — President Johnson Army training center near In addition to President, the that has intrigued astronomers utes and then was rejected Monterey, bringing the total ts voted "D em ocratic — all the voters also were electing 33 for centuries. way" today at a polling place when ihe eought to sign th# 99 cases this year—including The second of (he sophisti­ in this Texas village only a senators, all 435 House mem­ register. IS fita lltk i. bers, 23 governors, and a boat cated spacecraft, rigged for stone's throw from the house Mr*. Bruce earlier this of lesser officials. the same mission to belter where he spent his boyhood. Reports of heavy early vot­ week estimated that nearly chances of success, Is likely to ALBANY, N. Y . ( U P I ) - T k s ing cam e from many statei — 22,000 persons wer* expected be launched Nov. 13. The fa v ­ PHOENIX (U P1) - Repubincluding Naw York, Illinois, to visit the polls and at noon bitterly fought New Y ork Sen­ orable launch period ewdi Dec t* art pi- xilfinitial nominei Hew Jersey , Georgia, Ken­ today she said 9.000 had done ate race between Incumbent 2 Barry M. Goldwater. encour­ so with countless others g iv ­ Kenneth B. Keating and BobScientists hope the best p ic­ aged by his final day of cam ­ tucky, Indlsna, Ohio, West ing up in face o f the long rrt F. Kennedy will be decided tures from the Mariner twins paigning, cast his own vote Virginia, Virginia and South line* a t least until later to ­ today and Pj& ident Johnson's Carolina. The turnout also was will he able to *t>ot mile long early today and then awaited strength I f tin " k e y " to tha feature* on the M eritao sur­ the voter*’ verdict "fooling reported heavy in the District day. outcome. o l Colum bia, participating In The polls class at 7 p.m. face. The probes also are d e ­ around the hnute." Its first presidential election. with those In th* line being signed to study the radiation, allowed to vote. space dust and magnetic fields MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (U P !) SAN FRANCISCO ( U P D - A Heading th* list o f county near Mars. —Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey contests is that of W. Lswe. photo finish U. S. Senate race Although neither craft will came to Ihe end of (lie cam ­ be able to detect life on Mars, paign trail today and voted it enci Swofford, Altsmnnte between Pierre Salinger and their studies of the planet may a little one room township hall Springs mayor, seeking the George Murphy attracted top attention today in California lead the way for Mars landing with a pot-bellied stove near county c o m m i s s i o n post where millions closed out one spacecraft expected in 1969 or his hometown o f Waverly, against E. Pope Bassett. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) of the longest, hardest-fought 1971. ll a Democrat; Minn. Floridians lined up before Sw offord campaigns In the state’ * his­ The National Aeronautics and dawn today and kept pouring Bassett a Republican. tory. Space Administration (NASA) LOCKPORT N. Y. fU P I) - to the polls in apparent record O f local Interest Is the race said the Mariner missions are Hep. William K Miller, GOP numbers to decide the hot for tax assessor pitting in ­ the most difficult unmanned vice presidential nominee, races for president am) gov­ cumbent M iry Earle Walker TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — spice flights yet attempted by traveled to OIcntt with his against Republican Guy Allen. Ally. Gen. James W. Kynee ernor. the United Stales. Each probe's wife, 13 mites north of here City Commissioner J o e rushed out a memorandum to Voting was slow because of 138,000 parts must operate for where he has legal residence a bulky ballot that also offer Baker Is seeking to retain his election officials today that nine months, guidance must tie and voted at a firehouse near ed choices for one U. S. Sen­ scut against tho bid o f E. C. voters standing in line at T extremely accurate and the Lake Ontario. ate scat, a half dozen Con Harper Jr. p.m . poll closing time muat probes' radios will have to greisionat seats, 13 proposed In other contests, State lie allowed to vote. This ap­ transmit over record distances. constitution si amendments, Rep. Jo# Davis, Dsnioerst, is plies even if it means that • and numerous legislative and opposed for tha Hous* p ost poll must remain open all local races. by Dr. Robert T. Hoover, R e­ night. From the start It appeared publican; incumbent Jim Birkthe vote would top the two enmeyer is seeking a return million predicted by election to the Seminole Hoard o f Ptib. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — MIAMI (U P I) - FHM fight­ officials. lie Instruction against W alter The Cabinet trustees o f tha A broken ankle didn't ers from nearby Homestead By 7 o'clock poll - opening Hoberg, Republican, and D em ­ Internal Improvement Fund krep one .Sanford resident Air Force B a,e were "»cram . lime, (here were tinea at m o d ocrat Al Davis is opposed by agree*] today to spend up to from etercldng her voting bled" by the U S. Air Defense of the polls across the state, C, E. (Chuck) Kern, Repub­ $63,00q for the first part o f a privilege today. Command today to identify and citizens began pulling lev­ lican, fur District 6 justice o f survey to determine the mean After suffering a broken a four engined De l which was ers across Ihe long ballots. the peace office. high water mark In Florida. ankle In i fall lis t night. to minutes early on a flight One Tallahassee resident re­ Mrs. Arthur Key, i l l Weal from San Juan to Miami ported spending 31 minutes First Street, this morning Air Force officials at Max­ voting, compared to three min­ engaged a local ambulance well Air F orce Haw* in Mont­ utes for the same task in the In carry her to Precinct 15 gomery, Ala., said ‘ positive past. at the Hanford Shrine Club identification" was msde of D em ocratic candidate for Building. the plane moments after the governor ID yd on Burns voted f t Mrs. Key was rolled Into fighters becam e airborne. about 9:30 a m. in a fire sta­ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • the polling plarr on a stret­ The aircraft was permitted tion near his home. He had to cher entered the booth and to continue to its landing at repeat his name twice for a voted. She returned via Miami IntcrnaUonal Airport busy registration clerk who stretcher end ambulance to after being identified as friend­ evidently didn’ t recognize him her apartment. and paid no heed to photo­ lygraphers snapping Burns' picturne. Republican candidate Char­ les Holley said he would wait until just before noon to vote in St. Petersburg. A spokesman said Burns midway which this year fea Judges for various fair cx est Lundfcerg. plus Miss Myr­ "voted for Ihe Democratic tic­ lures the Blue Grass Shows hibits Monday were Lee But- tle Wilson. ket." direct from Ihe Jacksonville ner. ftusseil Rudd, Dr. Phil Mrs. H. L. Johnson was in Wcstgatc, Dr. Haeien charge of registration. Ex Exposition, visitors Monday tip night reamed through the ex ­ Rhodes, Dr. John W. Wilson. hibits ranged from individual, hibit building to view displays Dr. John Darby, Mrs. John I II. Boy ami Girl Scouts, wo­ • STYLES, COLORS, SIZES FOR being presented by county or­ Martin, Mlva Margaret Quar­ men's divisions, community, Tw o state road cam p prison­ EVERYONE ganisations and schools. les, Mrs- Mildred Babcock, club, schools, garden dubs, ers fled from their gsng Mon­ Maybury pointed out that Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. Mrs. A. extention homemakers, live­ day afternoon and are the ob­ • DRESS SHOES, SLIP-ONS, ETC. the livestock exhibit tent was W. Epps Sr., Mrs. D. C. Has­ stock and advertisers. ject o f a broadening search one of the renters of interest ty. Mrs F, R Wood, Mr*. L. The wom en's division takes in the area. • PENNEY’S FIRST QUALITY with its many bulls, cow s, cal­ E. Leepef, Mrs. John Clark. in baking, household, arts, Authorities Identified the ves sod other prize-winning Mrs. T. I. Hunt, Mrs. W. D. crafts, photography, pictorial two, each garbed in prison • SHOP EARLY THIS WEEK animals on display. Brinson, Mrs. Roy Tillis, Rich­ arts and antiques. The 4 11 ex­ work clothing, a» Theodore O fficials of the association ard Forbes. hibits have entries as clubs Lee, 23, and Donald J. Walk­ USE YOUR CONVENIENT CHARGE CARO! They were assisted by Coun­ and individual entries In bak­ er 21. They escaped from th* announced again that today and Wednetday have heen de­ ty Agricultural Agent Cecil ing, citrus, horticultural pro i work scene st Red Bug Lake signated as Children's Days. Tucktr and hu assistant, Ern­ duels and insects, Road s o d Florida Highway 4 3 . News Media, TV U. S. Readies Mars Presidential Candidates Unite To Give Shot For Tomorrow Cast Ballots Fastest Results (V Officials See New Record ALL MEN'S DRESS SHOES Escaped Convicts O bject O f Hunt REDUCED 20% � 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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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 02, 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/4f291764c83ae13e9d9b8a39026177f9.pdf c4d30626a65d730461c68d22a292a92e PDF Text Text to By JeAea Rays V s s m of the Moose, chap­ ter um, via bold ■ Hallowe­ en party for all children of Moom nratban Saturday from M p. to. at tlw Moose Home. Priaee will be given for the best costumes and refreshmeats of hot dogs, marshal,* levs candled apples tod beverages via be served. A HsBoveen costume dance ter all Moose members, covorkers and guests will be held Saturday starting at t p. Court Upholds State PU Ruling TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The State Supreme Court has upheld • ruling by the Bute Pnblie Utilities Commission not to require Florida Power and Light Company to serve • Negro subdivision in Man* nton County already being served by an area cooperative. Tho commission announced that tha court had denied a petition by residents of Wash­ ington Gordons near Palmet­ to for reverts] of tho ardor. m. at tha Moose Home. Music win be provided by Jack Rossmin and his orchestra, Mrs. Betty Johnson If chairman of the affair. The business meeting of the Women of the Moose was held at the Moose Home wilh Senior Regent Elolse SmaU la charge. Ritual Director Era Moore reported on the state conven­ tion which she attended In Or* lsndo last weekend. She has called ■ special meeting for ritual practice for Monday at I p. m. st the Moom Home sod urges an co*irorkers to atteod. The minutes were read by tho recorder, Elsie W. Lacey, and monthly reports given by Conda Sampson, publicity chairman; Charlotte Carlson, NSW OFFICERS o f O n m Methodist Church WSCS shown with the homemaking; Shirley Wash­ past president, Mrs. Calvin Oldham (left), are Mrs. Rook Murley, presi­ burn, child eare, and Nancy dent; Mrs- Edward Yarborough, vice president, and Mrs. J. H. Bilbery, Parkerson, Moosebeart. secretary, Mrs* Dot Thomas is treasurer. (Herald Photo) The door prize was won by Emma Willis and the capsule drawing by Carol Xing. The next meeting will bo a chapter night and enrollment CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - a highspeed swoop to earth to rocketed 31 miles into the iky Monday, Nrv. 9 at • p. m. The Air Force put a space help develop mannod apace- ind ^ no* d over tor M 9r Library chairman Lucy Hodges ships able to laud st airports, ooo-mlle-an-bour glide over the glider test model through its will be in charge of the home toughest trial Tuesday sight la Tbs flying laboratory w u Atlantic, chapter night. The Genera Methodist Church WSCS held the first meeting o f the y ea r in the church sanctuary w ith Mrs. Edward Yarborough, pro* gram chairman, presenting the program on “ Woman's Role in the Space - A ge.” New officers fo r the year were presented. Th ey are Mrs. Rook Murley, president; Mrs. Edward Yarborougn, rice president; Mrs. J. H. Ttilbery, secretary, and Mrs. Dot Thomas, treasurer, M rs. Cal* yin Oldham, retirin g presi­ dent, was presented a g ift aa a token o f appreciation fo r her year's work. The exeeutiv* committee met recently and decided to Include Bible study in the rag* ular programs with ipeeial emphasis on prayer commit* WHY ment Mrs. W. G. Kllbee and Mr*. J. H. Bilbery presented a etudy on the first two chap* tars of Genesis, followed by a discussion of the creation. PAY Refreshments of coffee and doughnut* were terred prior to the holiness meeting. Plans were made for • bake Ml* to be held Nee. t- 4 MORE P A IN TS 4 Fat Overweight Available to you without a doctor’s prescription, o u r pro* duct called Odrinen. You must loss ugly fa t o r your money back. Odrinex Is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Get rid o f excess fa t and live longer. Odrinex ccsta $3.00 and is sold on this guarantee; If not satisfied fo r any rea­ son, ju st return th e package to your druggist and gat your full money back. N o questions asked. Odrinex is sold with this guarantee by: * CUSTOM MADE DRAPES, McReyaolda Drug Star* — 200 W. 1st Bt„ Sanford. 3223849 Saiford-Mail Orders Filled SLIP I COVERS — CHOOSE FROM 1,008! Casselberry Ptess, Casselberry. 838-4T22 SANFORD’S HUm X n ^ Reclining Chairs cT e t v 5 Pc. BEDROOM GROUP 3 Pc. 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Reg. 3109.50 Many Other Living Rooms WATER RESOURCE PROBLEMS ARE, DRAINAGE, INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION, DOMESTIC POLLUTION. SALT WATER INTRUSION, WATER STORAGE AND CONTROL. 3 Pc. SECTIONAL 2 Bahama Bed* Wilh Corn.r Tabl*. He*. 1119. DINING ROOMS 6 pc. Dining Room Suite Koumd Table, 4 C hain, China. In Walnut. R e f. $139.5# RECREATION and CONSERVATION ACT OF 1963 V O T E FOR DEMOCRAT JOE DAVIS (Paid Pat. Adv.—Juo Dovia) Hutch, Bas« Round Table, Captain’s Chair, 5 Mate** Chair*. 42” Round Table, 4 Upholstered Chairs OTHER DINETTES, 5 * 7 PC---------LOW TABLES Odds & Ends, Occasional* *1.95 From up —USED MERCHANDISE — PRICES! % fromup USED ROCKERS from * U » up USED MATTRESSES from USED DRESSERS Reg. 3209.50 $38 $18 *7.60 from up *12 up $5 up USED VANITIES (No Mirrors) *19.96 up USED DINETTES from USED LIVING ROOMS from $ 2 2 .9 5 up MANY OTHER USED ITEMS SPECIALLY LOW PRICED! POLE LAMPS Wide Assortment $ 7 f t t F .X J u p WALNUT DESKS *1 0 .9 5 and up 9’ x 12* LINOLEUM RUGS *188. *198. DINETTES — 5 Pc. Table, 4 Uph. Chairs 88. EASY TERMS 9 Pc. EARLY AMERICAN MAPLE DINING ROOM FOR A PROVEN RECORD *7 9 . Many Other Bedrooms Reduced! Drastically Reduced! WORKED FOR AND SUPPORTED *109. Early American Bunk Beds *129. USED AND NEW USED CHAIRS *168. Nylon Cover*. Foam Rubber Cushion*. Aborted Color*. Reg. 3289.50. *3 8 . *4 8 . Cover*. Reg. 359. MATHER *3 .8 8 CASH A CARRY OF SANFORD — OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS — 203-09 E. 1st ST. — PH. 322-0983 — CONVENIENT TERMS — I �X* * M *A l. Highway 1 4 Opened From Sanford To Altamonte A * Anchor Club o f Seminole High School ia sponsoring a "Got Out tho V ote" campaign Saturday. The glrla will bo in tbo downtown a n a wearing “ sandwich sign*" urging avery regiatcrcd voter to go to tho polls on Nov. 3. In addition each girl will telephone 20 peo­ ple reminding them of the •lection and offering aid aa babysitter*. • • • T here's Halloween fun going on all over the place this week­ end. Southside School is hav­ ing a carnival Friday night and Saturday night there will be school carnivals at Osteen. O viedo and at Wilson School. In Longwood the fire depart­ m ent la sponsoring a Hallo­ ween fete for Longwood young­ sters in the city park. • • • Despite all that Is going o n final campaigning, Halloween parties, football game—you'll be sorry If you don't find som e time somewhere to slip over to the Civic Center and spend a little time going through the exhibits there. Y ou 'll be am aied! • • • You can tell the political race la coming down to the wire— in one county race, par­ tisan spectators have come to the booing and heckling stage. • • • Saturday is kids’ day at the Conservation Exhibit at the C ivic Center — take them — they’ ll be fascinated and so will you. Besides the static dUplays there'll be Walt Dis­ ney movies. • • • Mrs. Cam! Bruce, Seminole County’s auperviaor of reg­ istration, will discuss voting procedures from 11 until 11:30 a.m. Monday during a special program on WTKIt. e s s We didn't mean to confuse you good Geneva people bu the precinct listing in Thurs­ day's Herald wasn't rffht. P rt cinct • is 'n Geneva Commun­ ity Hall, Dot Oviedo as reportid. * e s Thsy were squeezing oran­ ges in the county courtroom the other day. The task was to demonstrate the use o f a device in measuring the sol­ ids in the juice. Circuit Judge Thomas A. Beasley watched the proceedingsfor a few minutes, then reached for­ ward, grabbed a paper cup and commented that he'd probably enjoy a taste.Didn't g et it, e e • The episode ia one of sevaral instituted by the DeFuniak Springs Jurist here to conduct a Circuit Court trial and shows how he livens up even the most staid o f cour*s. He's a stickler for efficiency and seeks constantly to ex­ pedite proceedings in a judi­ cious manner but still retains the ability to case tensions with an appropriate word. • • • Things we didn't know now. West First Street com es Gertrude Street finally Highway 18 as travel west. • • • till be­ amt you Did you ever wonder what you'd do if you stepped on a snake? Ask Mr*. Helen McGill ftf Geneva. Wednesday night she stepped off the front porch and onto a 20-inch coral snake. She was wearing sandals. The snake wrapped itself around Mrs. McGill's ankle at she hopped b * 'k into the house where her hu«band. Ray. killed the reptile with a board and a hammer. She wasn't bitten, but It’ s a wonder! Ralph Alderman Held Not Guilty By Local Jury Ralph Alderman, Orlando cltrua man, went free last night when a alx-man Jury returned an innocent verdict on ■ charge o f grand larceny. The jury deliberated slight­ ly more than an hour In reach­ ing its verdict after Circuit Court Judge Thomas Beasley had previously dropped four other counts against Aiderman aa not being under the jurisdiction o f his court— the •lleged activities having been held in Orange County. Aldsrman was charged with having an "agreem ent’* with A. T. Hall, Orlando, former •tat* agriculture inspector, to alter Hall'* inspection rec­ ords so that the two could split a 10 cent boost In tha price per box o f orangea. Alderman waa alleged to hare taken thousands o f dol­ lars from the Hi-Aerea con­ centrate plant In Forest City — the figure waa estimated aa high as 1200,000. Judge Beasley told the jury to ignore testimony on the other eounta which consisted o f bribery, conspiracies to commit bribery and granJ larceny. The grand larceny count was permitted to itand late yesterday morning and the defense counsel, J. Russell Hornsby, began hia portion o f the case. He brought In five witnessea who teitified aa to the character and veracity o f Alderman (g o o d ") and Hall ("very bad"). Hall teatified during the four-day trial that he had en­ tered en “ agreement" with Alderman to bilk Ill-Acres of the money by changing the Inipection records. He was arrested years ago when the sensational citrus cate broke and turned atate'u evidence in this c a n and s similar one lodged against C. R. Lowdermilk, o f A lta­ monte Springs. A n o t h e r Jury convicted Lowdermilk o f the same char­ ges which faced Alderman. He ia free pending sentenc­ ing. The Florida Agriculture De­ partment haa shown consider­ able Interest in the eases which rocked the industry when first exposed. Serving on the Jury this week were Richard S. Costel­ lo, Winter Park} Clinton F. Goree, Maitland; James S. Ewer. Apopka; Lewis Albert Roberts, Robert N. Klimeck, Casselberry. The alternate waa Joseph B. Shaw, Sanford. The prosecution waa handl­ ed by State Attya. Arthur L. (Mike) Steed o f Orlando and William D. Hopkins o f Tallahassee. Jax Students Favor Barry I Zip Code 12771 | WEATHER: Fair through Saturday; high near 80; low In 50a. VOL. 56 United rreas Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI., OCTOBER 30, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 811 WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson is leading in M states and the District o f Columbia with 433 electoral votes and Sea. Barry M. Gc Idwater is ahead in 10 sta'rs with 71 electoral votes, accord­ ing to a United Press Interna­ tional survey. In doubt are four states with 34 electoral votes. These are Indiana, Florida, Vermont aod North Dakota. This outlook for next Tues­ day's election is based on statewide p o l l s , Interview! with political leaders and the findings of veteran corres­ pondents throughout tha na­ tion. With a Johnson landslide ap­ parently in the offing, the Democrata also seem likely to ride his coattails to slight gaina In tha U. S. Senata and Housa of Representatives, and In stata governorship*, The UPI survey shows the Dem ocrat! now hold 34 governorships to the Republicans' 11 Bandits 'Clean' Bank Of $61,000 BARRICADES CAME DOWN this morning at the intersec­ tion of Interstate 4 and Highway 46 to open the 10.9 mile sec­ tion south to Highway 4116. On hand to watch the o|>ening were, from left, Charles Sylvester, assistant district engineer for construction of the SUD; Highway Patrol Trooper John Fourth Suspect Held In Murder A suspect wanted in connec­ tion with slaying o f a I’ aola fisherman near a St. Johns River fishing cam p was nab­ bed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation this week at his home in Chickamauga, Ga. Being held in a Floyd Coun­ ty (G a.) Jail is Walter William Payne, 58. He is charged with unlawful flight to avoid prose­ cution. Payne is wanted in Volusia County on a charge of partici­ pating in the slaying of Floyd Dodson, 48, at the fishing site. Dodson's brutally beaten body was found floating in the river near a cam p he and others had been occupying. ‘.Street Show* I'nitrd Press International Sen. Harry M. Gutdwater focussed his campaign today on U S. relations overseas. He charged the ‘‘fire world has been coming apart at the seams" while President John­ son has "turned his personal campaign for personal power into a circus and a street ahow." Polk. Trooper Jerry Hawthorne, Trooper Tommy Tomlinson, Lt. T. M. Aaron, SUD District Engineer Itichey Green, J. M. Hamm, assistant district engineer, and J. D. Dollar, 3RD maintenance official. (Herald Photo) Student Press To Meet The Seminole High School newspaper and yearbook staff will be h od Saturday to the Central Florida Scholastic Press Association for a work­ shop and luncheon meeting. More than 200 high school press staifers, headed by Dis­ trict Dt-ecY»w Poa Me#d*: *>! Colonial High School in Or- Bryant Orders Altamonte Audit TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) Gov. Farris Bryant ordered a state audit of the accounts of the t o w n of Altamonte Springs after receiving n pelition requesting the audit from half the freeholders. Mayor E. Lawrence Swnfford and other members of the town council asked for the nudit after George llolirow waa defeated by Swofford in the primary race for county commissioner. Hohrow charged Sw offonl's real estate holdings were as­ sessed lower than the value carried on the tax books. Sw offord has sued Bnhrow for libel, asking 1200,000. Undo, and executive secretary Mr*. Verta Cox, o f Tampa, will convene at the local school Saturday morning. The students will be divided into workshop groups pertain­ ing to their responsibilities, with area newsmen, publishers and authors »'<1 Uffivettity ol Florida School o f Journalism teachers leading the discuss­ ions and providing instruction for the students. Harrell Brooks of Foote and Davis, Atlanta, Ga., will be in charge of the layout workshop; Mrs. Orrissa Klngsbrrry, autfiur of "Creating the Year­ b ook ," will lead the copy and copyfitting ' study; Lon Wat­ ters, of Taylor Publishing Com­ pany, will discuss covers and color. Newspaper reporting and photography will be under the instruction of Donald A. Groom *, assistant professor at the U. of F. School of Journal­ ism. Interviewing, newswriting and editing will he lead by Miss Jo Anne Smith, assist­ ant professor at the U. of F. School of Journalism. Typography, or make-up will he discussed by Marion liarman, Orlando Sentinel bureau chief. • JACKSONVILLE (U P I) A straw vot# by Jacksonville University evening students showed Republican Sen. Barry Goldwatcr far ahead of Presi­ dent Johnson. Goldwsler polled 84.7 per cent of the vot# to 35 3 per cent for Johnson. Most o f the 241 students participating in the poll are registered voters. Goldwatcr also was favored in an earlier poll of day stu­ dents. VOTE. . . VOTE Careers >n Journalism will he presented by John Webb, assistant professor at the U. of F. School of Journalism. W ebb will also lead the workshop session on newt production. Photography will be under the supervision of Carlyle Mne-'a, Key*. Pri;*lng C orpora­ tion. How to write in editorial w ill l>e lead by Julian Stenstrom, associate editor of The Sanford HeralJ. Stenstrom also will be the feature speaker it the lunch­ eon in the school cafeteria following the workshop sess­ ions. Student chairman of the d is­ cussions is Andy Michels. High school coordinators are Mrs. Thelma Lewis, Miss Dorothy Morrison and Mrs. Joanne Bohannon. IIS U V ••• ATLANTA (U PI) - T w o bin d ili armed with snub-nosed pistols "cleaned out" • branch bank of $81,000 today A w om ­ an teller grabbed a gun from one bandit, but was forced to drop It in fear a customer would be shot. Auditor* aald tha methodical gunmen looted four of five cash drawers of 181,111. The vault waa locked. Thanks* Given LONDON (U P I)—Broadcast­ ing director Frank Gillard r e ­ ceived a response to new W1I1TWELL, Tenn. (U PI) early morning music on the — Six miners were tempor­ BBC from • burglar. "Thanks arily trapped ia a min* for helping me with my w ork,” 'Thursday by ameke Areas a 14 said. smouldering conv^i'tr "belt. Miners Trapped O f Sanford By Harry I. Another ribbon o f interstate highway waa set in motion this morning when Interstate 4 was opened from Sanford to Highway 43« at Altamonte Springs. Highway 438 haa Just been rebuilt and widened and the Interstate opening was delay­ ed until this w as com pleted. Road officials reported the delay was necessary as with­ out Highway 438 the trnffie would have been dumped on a narrow two-lana road near Orlsndo. With the opening o f the sec­ tion. Interstate 4 t* now open from Daytona Beach to Alta­ monte Springs and from a point in the southern portion o f Orlando through to Tam paSt. Petersburg. A short section In Orlando Is yet to he completed. District Engineer Richey Green of tfe- State Bi-ad De­ partment and Lt. T. H. Aaron o f the Florida Hlgharay Ba­ t ' d beaded s Hat o f officiate on hand to watch the rem oval o f the barricades. Green reported the new high­ way Is lO.t mites long and that traffic travels another 2.1 miles on 438 to reaeh 17-P2. N will than go (lightly m ore than another mile to reach the sou­ thern Seminole Coonty line. Asked when the rem aining link of the highway w ould bo opened, Green said “ not before February o f ’85." He called that construction p ro je ct “ a m ajor oaeN and R Involves three contractors. When K Is completed, Waf­ fles win whls from Daytona Beach to the Tam pe-SL Peters­ burg area in a traction c f the time lt took e a older highways. The effect c f traffic through Sanford on 19-tt w as noticed almost im m edlatsly. Sanford now is hyp gm ad by dm ‘ tag o f 1-8.. Fire Claims 7 COLUSA, Calif. (U P I) — Seven elderly residents o f a rest home were burned te death early today w h e n ftm.iea destroyed the ranchstyle building. ‘World You Save* EN ROUTE WITH JOHN­ SON (U P I) — President Johnson, hammering hard at the iaeue of pear* or nuclear war, told voter* today that if he is elected “ the world you save w ill be your ow n." Jr. College Plans Vows To Quit Receive Study TA LLA H A SSE E (U P I) A proposed Junior college for Seminole County moved another step ahead last night when school hoard memliers and the County Chamber o f Com merce'* long rinse plan nine committee met al Hie a d ­ ministration offices. School and committee o ffi­ cials began preparation o f a brief (nr the proposed junior college In the county and d is ­ cussed surtry data to be used In connection with the appli­ cation. The long range committee is headed by Byron Kimball and C. Vernon .Mur at rn rhair men. Committee mem bers met with School Stipt. It. T. Milwi'c and Srhotd Board mem ber Jim Rirkenmryer. Additional sessions will he held at the two groups, along with other interested factions in the county continue to push plans for the long sought juu lor college. Republican Charles Holley vowed to withdraw from tho governor's rare if llaydon Burns could prove he wasn't being investigated fo r income las evasion. Adlai Promises 1.08 AN GELES (U P I) — Adlai K. Stevenson, U.3. ambassador to the United Na­ tions. said today he would resign within a minute ot the inauguration if Sen. Harry M. Goldwater is eleited president. FRANKENSTEIN (tho one on the right above) visited Thu Herald office the other day and im­ mediately took a liking to Doris Williams, the n e w s p a p e r 's society editor. Doris hasn’t stopped nhaking from the experience but, according to the grimace on her fnce, «he didn’t know whether to like or dialike Frankenstein’s inter­ est in her. (Herald Photo) Premier Named SAIGON, Viet Nam (U TI) — M ayor Tran Van lluong, o f Saigon, was appointed to­ day as the first civilian prem­ ier in nearly a year o f wartorn, dissension-riddled South Viet Nam. VOTE. . . VOTE Stetson Operates A V ote In 10 C ities Correction rhe advertisement esrrled Wednesday’s edition of The raid by Publix Markets in­ cited that the "Customers nus” mixing bowl offer was ad at both the Sanford and sselbcrry atones. The offer, "Voting days art near, wever. is good only at the "Remember to vote this y ea r." — Mildred Gramkow blix Market in the newly Woman's Club ened Sanford Plata. Johnson Lends Road Open Sen. Goldwnler, For Bypass UPI Poll Tells Seminole County » * * * on the S t Johns River « # • « "The Nile o f A m erlc." RAY HARM, celebrates! wildlife painter, pones lienide one o f bin excep­ tional exhibit* now at the Civic Center, Harm is here with his collection in conjunction with the Sanford Chamber of Commerce'* Florida Con­ servation Week. (Herald Photo) DKLAND (U P I)-T h e Stet­ son University eslrndon d iv is­ ion is operating centers in lu Florida cities this year, D irec­ tor Elbert Tyner announced today. Classes are being held in Bradenton, Cocoa, Del.and, "D on't miss the boat, Jacksonville. Miami, Orlando, 'Be suro amt v ote." Palaika, Polk County, St. —Catherine Harris Augustine and Winter Garden W om an's Club for E. C. H arper, Jr. FOR CITY COMMISSIONER is a vote fo r VOTE. . . Exercise Your Right Tuesday. ..V O TE PROGRESS Pd. Pol. Adv \ �Alfred Hlteheoeh Is a man Bho likea to eat wood food In huge aawuata. It I ssild C« large amounts. I t la said that ha ones attended a dinner Where the food was served in noeh email portions that he Was atltl far from being sat­ isfied whan ths dinner was over. Coffee w as b e i ng brought in aad hia boat said, *1 do hope that you will soon dine h e n again." Hitchcock replied by saying, "B y all means, let'a start now." How all of us need to start now In cultivating tbo more mature spiritual lift. How set need to itafm the deep bless­ ings that God has put before ua until wo are satisfied, but it la urgent that wa start now. A missionary tails o f the natives, In the land where he labored, fishing all day in rica paddies in one foot o f water whlla they were actually in sound o f the rolling breakers The hoys and girls of the of a great ocean filled with ■n inexhaustible supply o f Casselberry Community Methfiah. lfow much this tells us •dirt Church Sunday School o f our spiritual Uvea. will Jain thousands of other W e think of faith and re­ nbUdm throughout the nation member that overyone must In collecting coins for food and have faith In something or nasdleine for the world'* needy someone. One o f the most children ea Saturday. Hallo- common svaya o f keeping wosn night, from M p. a . (hallow spiritual Ilfs la to trust onaaelf as tbs ultimate. their orange aad black UNI I f we do this, we know that CEF tap or coin cartons when frustration and futility come they go out hi their neighbor- In auch force that Ufa does handi. Little tots, who need not seem worthwhile. How oomoeaa to go with them, may different life is if w e cast name In tho church where ourselves upon the Lord. Life members of tho Senior MYF takes on new meaning and aa will stand ready to accompany God’a Spirit works through ua wa find a aurga of power that can be used for good which will astonish those about ua aa well aa oureelvea. Our Uvea will grow deeper and mora mature. The Im­ portant thing is to gat started now. How wo waste time when there la no need tot Once I visited a person near a church which I form erly served and found that this person had Joined a church In another state many years before. I asked her to le i me send for her certificate o f By Daana Eitas The LadJts Auxiliary and church membership and her Man** Brotherhood of First aniw er was that aha had Pentecostal Church of Long- been considering It but did wood will hold a Joint meeting not know how long she would Monday at 7:30 p m. at the live in the area. I asked her how long she had been there church on Orange Avenue. Mre. M. L. McDaniels, pres­ already. She blushed, dropped ident, will conduct tba meet- her head and said, "alm ost tag. Rev. E . Ruth Grant will twenty years." Not many peoIts hot tan, pie are to slow as this, but Election of officer* is sched­ how woodsrful if all o f us uled end "eecret pals" of the would determins to start now in living wholly for our Lord. Kiddies To Hold UNICEF Canvas Election Slated A t Pentecostal A* Em i / K t ;',-'-1 . with the congregation Joining in several of the hymne. Together with the Pioneer Girls, Pioneer Boye, Senior High and Junior choirs, the adult or Chancel Choir win help lead tho haw at mate. on Wslker. Mist Joan Wilke, Miss Sue Fblford. Also Warren Adams, An­ drew Bracken, William Brumley, Bobart Crumley, Goan Istrldge, Clifford MeKlbMa, Walter Olelow, George Touhy and Robert M m . A cordial iavltatloa to all who would anjoy taking part la the congregational worship of this flva o'clock hour of wor­ ship la extended by tho officers sod the minister*, the Raw. Grover C. Sewoll Jr. and the Rev. Edgar W. Smith, Fathers And Sons To Hear Star Holy Nama Society o f St. Mary Magdalena Catholic Church, Aitamonta Springs, will sponsor a Father-Son Communion breakfast Sunday, Nov. I, at 10 a.m. at the Villa Nova Restaurant Guest speaker will be Larry Libertore, member of the Cen­ tral Florida Broncos and for­ mer star quarterback at the University o f Florida. Reservations m ay be made after fh e .m a s s e s Sunday at Candidate Talks At Lake Maiy Church Sunday Rsv. Alls* Stevens o f Flag­ ler Beach, a candidate for tho pulpit of the Community Pres­ byterian Church ef Lake Mary, will be the guest speakat for this Sunday morning worship service at the church ■t 11 a-m. A special baritone solo, "The Lord's P ra y er," will be sung by Jem ** Deughtrey, d i­ rector of music. A covered dish dinner will bo held in the Educational Building immediately followIng the morning aervico to givo the congregation an op­ portunity to m eet Rev. Ste­ vens, his wife and family. Those planning to attend are aaked to bring a covered dlih and a meat or chicken course. On Sunday, Nov. IS, a "C on ­ gregation Sing" will be held during the regular morning service hour instead of a ser­ mon, to give the audience a chance to let their favorite hymns be known. The public is Invited to attend and Join In the aelectloD o f songs and the ling. Homecoming Set A t Oviedo Courtesy i Ry Maryaaw Mies Rev. Stuart I. McRae, asso­ ciate minister of First Meth­ odist Church, Orlando, known lor bU vigorous and dynamic Gospel preaching, will speak at a revival Sunday through Frldsy at Bear Lake Methodist Church on Bear Lake Road. Sendees will begin with the II a. 7r. ■> ,-minr worship Sun­ day aad -will v -uunite each evening through Friday at T p. m. Thera will be a special youth emphasis, but all ages and all faiths ars weleoms. Walter Menges will be the long leader and Miss Freda Hilton, the accompanist. Both are from Orlando. A veiyn r H»mn Festival will be bald on Sunday at First Presbyterian Church at S p . « . with the five choirs o f the church aad the congregation singing nine hymez based on the Book o f Psalms. The ser­ vice it under the direction o f Mrs. George Touhy, assisted by Miss J o t s Wilke asd Mrs. Frank Gore. The prelude, Chorale Pre­ lude on St. Anna (N oble) will be played by Mias Wilke, lira. Touhy will iceom pewy the choral alagiag. The various choirs srlll have solo, part and unison partid- J Efficiency Fair and Equal Assessment — In Proportion lo Properly Vslues Service with Convenience to sll Seminole County ELECT By Evelyn Lundy One of the highlights of the year and one which all mem­ bers of the O viedo Methodist Church look forward to is the annual Homecoming w h i c h will be this Sunday. This affair is always held on Ihu lirst Sunday in Novem­ ber and Ihli year the sermon will be delivered by Rev. Cy­ rus Dswsvy, pastor of the church. This homecoming has hern an annual gct-togi-lher of friends and relatives both far and near for many, many years. It is reminiscent of the old fashioned "A ll Day Sing­ ing. and Dinner on the Ground." However, the dinner Steve Nlcarry To Get Award By J i m Casselberry Boy Scout Steve Nlcarry. of Troop 3tl, win receive the covetrd Country Award at the 10:43 worship service Sunday in a special ceremony at Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church. Rev. Delmaa Copeland, min Uter, will present the award. Members of Troop 341 will attend tostther in uniform. There srlll be other activi­ ties for the young people during the week. A nursery will be provided for pre-school child- Rev. McRae responded to tho esll of the ministry la 1H1 and received hia AB degree from LaGrange College in Georgia in IMS He received hia Bachelor of Divinity De­ gree from Duka University la North Carolina la IMS. He has served •• an asso­ ciate minister In Bunion Meth­ odist Church, LaGrange; First Methodist Durham, N. C.; minister of tho Beahs-Grovo HiU Methodist Charge In FrankUntoo, N. C., and earn• to First Methodist la Msy, IMS. Citizens' Duties To Be Discussed ■ y Jana Casselberry Rep. Jan Fortune wilt apeak Sunday at «;30 p.m. to tha combined M YF of the the Cas­ selberry Community Methodist Church on the duties o f a Christian citizen in a dem oc­ racy. The talk will climax a aeries o f programs on "Fram ew ork of Freedom " and is especially timely Just before the election. He ia well qualified to speak on this aubject by his exper­ ience in the state legislature and bis strong personal con­ victions, which ltd him to run for office. # All the young people of the church are invited to hear this Important program . Genevo WSCS Plans Bake Sale By Jean Ily a The WSCS of Geneva Meth­ odist Church U sponsoring a bike salt on Tuesday begin­ ning at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Pearl Yarborough acron from the community hall. Mundstu ef im fiI principle and (Hcrifter •• to" l • •i | » On Novtmbnr 3rd, your duty at a rnipontiblo citizon It to veto lor thoto candidates who*# honotty and integrity oro bayond reproach.* For consqfvativo representation on our County Commission, cast your ballot for I. Pop# Bos* sott, tho candidoto bast qualified to sarvo tho naadt of a growing Saminolo County.** In addition to whola cakes and pies tho society will sell slices of pie and coffee. Tho first cup o f coffee is free with the purchase of pie. Mr*. Rook Murley, presi­ dent, announces that she and Sira. Edward Yarborough and Mrs. Calvin Oldham now are taking order? for the bake sale. Day O f Prayer The Baptist Women's D iy o( Prayer will be observed from 10-U a. m. Monday in the cha­ pel of tha First Baptist Church. The theme is "In to All the W orld" and thq« leader will be Mrs. W. D Gardiner, pray­ e r chairman of the W om ans Missionary Union. * FOB COUNTY C O M M IS S IO N !! S o m ln o lo C ounty-D i strict J-O .O .P* I * 4} K frrc& J**^-- .?< • t ♦ FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT REP. FORTUNE services tHis week atyour cm Meeting Slated Clifford R Berry Jr. an Epiacopalisn and an accom ­ plished pianist, wilt speak un­ der the sponsorship of the Faith Tout pra/C r Group of Sanford at 7 30 p m. Saturday at the Woman's Club on Oak Avenue. He has received the Charismatic experience and will speak along those lines. Subject o f a talk by Rev. T. E. Dorpat, Lutheran Institu­ tional Missionary, Spokane, Wash., at the LLL Seminar at the Lutheran Church of the Redeem er. Weat » t b Place to­ day at T:30 p. m. will be "T h e Church'* Senior Citizens." Rev. Dorpat is on the Governor's Council for the Aging in hia state and has attended several White House confer­ ence on the aging. He serves numerous senior citizen facili­ ties in Spokane and is present­ ly on a lectura tour o f Flor­ ida presenting facta, figures and challenges. Among many Items o f In­ formation, be will tell o f the challenges to the senior citlgem , the younger generation, the com m unity end particular­ ly the churches to make use at the talents and experience of the senior citizens, In addition to his lecture, ha brings with him a moat in­ spiring, touching, and chall­ enging film . The publle Is also cordially invited b y the congregation and its pastor, Rev. Herbert W. Goeras. Thera will be no admission but a free will off­ ering wlU be taken, >.»« i Revival Services Church Senior Citizens' Topic O f Talk Start Sunday At Bear Lake Rev. Grover 8eweTl 4 Tho choico you will havo on Novombor 3rd will bo bttwoon tho liberal Domtcral thinking af my opponent and tho caniorvativo Republican thinking that I tlncaroly bollovt roprasants tha trua faallnga a! tha majarlty af Samlnala County raaldanta . . . Yaur vata will ba alnearaly appraciafad. A r n s o n i w as# Virginia Petroeki P. U. Boa 1114 FOR AN Y OCCASION S esferd FLOWERS N ors Norris TE 1-1514 H. Sewiaol* ARE ALWAYS CORRECT Phyllis Rugrrutine FA 3-1254 Lake Mary YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY Assessor Mildred llanry A6.H-3S.il Deltona Mary Getting* Bear Lakn SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. It. tat A Sanford Are. 332-1(22 322-.HI13 A TOA STAFF A f PAfSfA/TAT/Tf 393-414T Sophie llaineo Dellary SfiH-IIOi VouncAL AfivnrmuixTrAiD ronir camvaics tasaslgia yo« bob aoovtK. a n �J* .. # • Wf* #«afor4 V tn 9 PH. Oct. 80, *04— P a w 8 Bolivia Charges Czechs In Riots; 32 Persons Die The Herald Recommends Jhirteen Proposals V on II be H a p p i e r FO W yP' f ro m S t i r k Ir j n ( I LA PAZ, Bolivia (U P I) — Confront Electors Thirteen proposed amend­ ment* to the Florida State Coo atltution will be decided Tues­ d a y by Florida voters. The Sanford Herald presents a , Ibumb-nail description of these fjftp o sa ls, in an effort to d a r' ify them for the electors, and adds a recommendation on each. Amendment No. 1 Legislative Resppertieement —gives eoeutltutional sanction lo e x i s t i n g apportionment formula o f the Florida Legis­ lature. JfO T E YES A ien dm en t No. 2 Beard e f Regrata— allowi Legislature to establish nineyear terms of office for mem Winners Named In Bridge Play • n . DeBary D u p l i c a t e Bridge Club had lo tablet in play at the Fireman’* Recrea­ tion HalL It was club master point day and Mrs. Ruth Blatt directed the play. The north-south winners were Mrs. Ida B. Wilson and Mrs. J. B Cordell, first; Mrs. Blatt and Mrs. Joanne Paulk second |d tied wvre Mrs. Bea Walr.« and Mrs. Arthur Willgoose ami Mrs. Elsa Unkles and Mrs. Edna Reilly for third. East-west winners were first, Mr. and Mrs. Myron A ccardl; second, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Andrews; third, Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebacke and Sirs. Nan Ed­ wards, and tied for fourth Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Slatheson, and J k s. R. W. Ackerman and Harry M. Brown. High point winners for the month of October were Mrs. Frank Holder, Mrs. Myron Aeeardi, Mrs. Myrtle Dunnehacke, Sirs. Loris Weeks and Mr*. J. P. Cordell. Next week’ s game will be played on Monday due to the election. ? Civil Rights Law Seen 'At Stake' WASHINGTON (U P I) — Leroy Collins, head o f the Community Relations Service, aeiil the presidential election V iuM determine the future of America's civil rights movement, Collin*, a former governor o f Florida, said a triumph by President Johnson would en­ hance the movement by put­ ting the nation on record In favor o f “ equal opportunity and individual dignity." £ I ( r said there were Indica­ tions that a victory by Sen. Barry M. Goldwater would decrease federal backing o f the movement. Rebellious mobs stormed and burned th* Health Inc v t I if* fI ••I Ministry I* I I \ ! •• 1 l»| If H |' ' | her* and battled troop* and bert o f the Board o f Regents known as the State Board of Control. VOTE YES Amendment No. 3 polie* bow extends to the year 2000 the bond program providing funds for public school construction. VOTE YES Amendment No. 4 State School F n d -p r o v ld e s that principal as well a i In­ terest o f the fund may be used for construction of public schools. VOTE NO Amendments Nos. S and • Appointive Reboot Soperin•dent*— permits local optioo elections in eight Florida coun ties, Including Seminole, to de­ termine if County Superintend­ ent o f Public Instruction shall be elected by popular vote or appointed by the School Board. VOTE YES Amendment No. 7 Em ergency Snccesslon of PnbOe Officials— permits the Legislature to provide for a line o f succession for public officers to insure continuity of governmental operation* In em ergencies resulting from enemy attack. VOTE YES Amendment No. • Doties of Commissioner of Agiicnltnre— deletes reference to the Commissioner's super­ vision over matters over which he no longer exercises respon­ sibility. VOTE YES Amendment No. • Civil Jury Trials, Dade Coonty— allow s civil Jury trials in branch courthouses in Dade County and modifies require­ ment that all county office* be in county seat but does provide that oil principal offices be maintained in county scat. VOTE YES Amendment No. 10 Judicial Circuits — increases from 10 to 20 the maximum number of judicial circuits that may be established by the Legislature. VOTE YES Amendment No. 11 Constitutional Revision— p ro vide* that pither branch of the Legislature may propose a re­ vision o f all ot part o f the state Constitution subject to the ap proval o f the people. VOTE YES Amendment No. 13 Extension of Gaa Tax fos Roads— extends to the yeai 2,018 the allocation of the two cents (Second Gas Tax) to retire bonds for construction of roads. VOTE YES Amendment No. IS Sarasota County Ifomestead Exemption— provides that the first $2,000 assejsed valuation of homestead property in Sara iota County shall be taxable for school purposes only amt that the next $3,000 shall be ex e m p t VOTE NO M orrison, In two other eitle* Thursday, Increasing th* toil M O V IN G ? o f a week of bloodshed to at least 32 dead. Th* Bolivian C A L L government charged that the rlota war* whipped up by th* embassy o f Communist CsechotlovakU. It announced that it la break­ ing diplomatic relations with Czechoslovakia. Bolivia's embattled cities were uneasily quiet through the night, with sporadic gun­ fire crackling through th* streets. New violence appear­ ed likely today. A FANCY RUMMAGE SALE will 1m* conducted today and Saturday by the Zeta Xi Chnpter of Beta Sigma Phi. Here Mayor A. L. Wilson, at­ tired in appropriate "rummnKe" snips the rib­ bon that opens the big sale. Assisting him are Mrs. Joe Corley, chairman and Mrs. E. Russell. Sale runs from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Suturday. Proceeds will ko to club's churity fund. (Heruld Photo) Suicide Pact NEW YORK (U P I) - The bodies o f two men who died In an apparent suicide pact were found In a furnished room. The men had placed a bedsheet over an opened closet door, then each tied an end around his neek and kicked away the ehairs they stood on. DEMOLAY SWEETHEART. Mist Carol Betsere r, (right) was presented with a pendant em­ bossed with the DeMoluy insigna by tha 1964 Sweetheart, Miss Ceni Wheatland, (left). UF Benefit Slated hit* — plat* them in such publle high speed on Tuesday Nov. Roller skating goes spots as th* shopping e*nU rt, 10 with th* Melode* Skating drugstores and th* like. Kink playing boat to United The rink i* located on Ono- Fund o f Seminol* County a f­ ra Road, adjacent to th* new­ fairs. Boy Scouts will feature ly the former and th* USO th* providing • convenient spot Utter. This doe* not for youngsters and oldsters to mean opened Sanford M O V IN G AND STO R A G E CO F A 2 - 9 5 1 1 5 0 4 C o le y A v e. S .in fo n i 8EM IN OLB COUNTY CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS 101 W. First St. OPEN DAILY EXCE PT SATURDAYS AND 8U N D AY8 that others are not weleom*. have some sport and fun. Quite the contrary. And by doing so th* participant* will be getting a bargain In rates with the knowledge that 10 cent* o f the admission w ill go the United Fund. Jacob S Beat, rink proprie­ tor, Is supplying th* facilities at this less-than-cost rata as his contribution to the United Fund and In keeping with his ettal lished practice o f help­ * Farmer * Businessman ing such worthy cause*. • City Commissioner Th* Girl ScouU —another United Fund approved agen­ Check the Job — Check his Experience c y - h a d their tim* at the rink on Oct. 26 and 27. Now they are pitching in to publicist* these last tw o dates. Girl ScouU ar* preparing poster* and will—aa fa r as possible JOE Pd. P o l Adr. BAKER SANFORD CITY COMMISSIONER THEY GO TOGETHER! Pd. Pol. Ado. WAYS AND MEANS Committee members of Altamonte S p rin g Ele­ mentary School PTA worked hurtl to have u successful Halloween Carni­ val ntThe Reboot. They are (left to riplit) Mrs. Joan Neff, chairman; Mrs. Vicki Enochs, Mrs. Jnne Nichols, Mrs. Janet Adkins, Mrs. Marie Raapotnik, Mrs. Lorraine Doxcy and Mrs. Punky Esposito. (Herald l’ hoto) ELECT GUY ALLEN The candidate sincerely makin* FAIR who Is inlerested in your laxes AND EQUAL, now and in the future. -I AM FIRMLY OPPOSED TO THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION LAW. I agree wholeheartedly with the editorial In the Friday, Oct. 23 edition of The SANFORI) I belong to E. Pope Bassett. . . HERALD. FAIR AND EQUAL ASSESSMENT, T ape R e c o rd e r M ake an aibum o f the touiuTt oT T a T w e l.a a T h * picture*! Now it’s »o eaay. with a lightweight V -M tap* recorder that never "forget*” ■ word! The new Model 730 offer* Mceptional quality *nd feature* u»u*lly found only on Urg.r, mor* **p*n*ive unit*; a Record* and play* 3 speed* . . . 7M , I k , 1 H ipa • High fidelity amplifier and speaker system for brilliant murid reproduction a Cathoptic tuning indicator a Input jack to record directly from phono, radio, T V , or other *ound *ourc* a Can be ua*d with autom atic ■lid* projector synchroniser Came U». . . ra«*rd yaur family’ s v*ic*at Listen to th* clarity of sound reproduc­ tion this rocordor producoo. Only........ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. VISIT OUR RECORD 4 SHEET MUSIC DEPT. n MAGNOLIA to true I w ear a " 1 7D" license tag. A t the gas pump, on the w ay property values, will produce ull necessary revenue.” • REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKER — knows property values • PROVEN RECORD OF COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE as Sanford’s Acting Postmaster 322-1382 Tax Assessor SEMINOLE CO U N TT to the store . . . everywhere I go. I'm conservative. So is E. Pope Bassett! VOTE F o il AND ELECT GUY ALLEN YOUR IM 18 ii In proportion PD. POL. ADV. FI.* Senator Holland's Plat*, KEEP INC Vote for E. Pope " 1 7 D " BASSETT! Pol. Adv. Pd. By Camp. Treaa. for £ . Pope Buadctt •' �Legal NoHet i.« m m j errr n BOIL CONSERVATION technicians demonstrated use of instruments and levels In today's modern farming and soil practices nt a Florida Con­ servation Waek display at Lake Monroe Industrial Park. The demonstra­ tion was n highlight o f Agriculture Day during this week. Participating in the display were Russell Rudd, soil conservation technician; Earl Lind and John Winter, SCS aides, and Don Fan-end. aatfkd. Hr. aad Mri. Prod Diet wee tha moot original prist by Mating u a pair oI By Dd m E*tM die*. Special events aehcduled at Wluam of tha twiot contest t m Mrs. Woody Priest aad Christ Eplacopal Church o f Longwood during th* coming Jack Fritter. Mrs. Shirley Tylo, Mrs. Berly Moatrum, Mrs. Frances DickJnsen, Mrs. Pettiaeti sad Bob Newell. Tbe a n b m enjoyed tha singing af - Mrs. Jasi Cason had they an Joined la. Other pperisl sctlvHids wet* musical chain aad i bream dsaca. la addition In those already mentioned t h o s e attending t m Mr. aad Mrs. Daa LaFoma, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Ba­ be tlai, lad Dlcklnsoa, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Milas, Mr. and Mrs, Ms* Moors, Mrs. Fritter, Bob Tyis, Hubert Priest, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cason, Mrs. Sue Gates, Mr, tad Mrs. Frank Kooks, Mr. and Mrs. .Bob Paulsen, Mrs. Margaret Horlull,-Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Crum, Mr. tad Mrs. Chet Daggett, Mr. aad Mrs. .Carl Smith, Mr. aad Mrs. Pete Small, Mr. and Mrs. Joha Penns, Mrs. Jo Mayo, Mr. aad Mrs. Jo Lom­ bards, Mrs. Newell and Mr. and Mrs. George Daugherty. week have been announced by Rev. Charles Stewart Jr., vi­ On Sunday, All Balnta Day, th* roll o f the faithful ‘Wing Tag' Low Ouster Sought BWAINSBORO, Go. (U PI) d*parted will bo road and a ses, president, will conduct now act o f Art-branched can­ tbs meeting. delabra* dedicated as a me­ The ChuKhwomen are spon­ morial. soring an Election Day Bean The Eplacopal Churchwom- Soup Dinner Tuesday at tha en hare eat a aide thla Sunday pariah houao with serving to for th« Fall Ingathering of begin at noon and end at 7:90 tha United Think Offering. p.m. On the menu with th* Monica donated are u « d for (oup will be homemade corn minion work. bread, pia ami coffee all o f Tha monthly meeting of It modestly priced. Tilevlslon the Eplacopal Men's Club will seta will be set up In the eve­ take place Monday at 7:30 ning hours for the convenience p.m. at tha pariah houin on of patrons Interested in Church Btract, a . P. Rower- wntching the election returns. —• A federal court suit has been filed to do away with Florida’s "w in g tag" poultry law. Attorney Homer S. Durden announced that th* suit has been Bled on behalf o f four Georgia poultry growers. It names as defendant Florida A g r I culture Commissioner Doyle Connor. The law imposes a tee of one-eighth o f a cent per pound on broiler* entering Florida out-of-state and also demands an inspection. PTA Sponsors Halloween Fete By Mrs. Clsrtace 8xy4*r Ostasn School PTA will sponsor s Halloween carnival on Saturday at tha School starting at S p.m. Prises will ba given for the best costumes In ths various age group# and Judging will begin at 0:30 p.m. Everyona ta invited to eoms for supper and stay for an evening o f fun. Homemade pies, cakes, and other food will be served. There will be a Spook Room, horseback rides, for­ tune telling, country (tors, movies and many other fea­ tures, A door prise will be awarded. J.l- .M -■Ll Auxiliary Meet OVEK 33 YEARS At First A Falautte * Carpet# • FaraUara • T ilt • PUnot • Rm UI Bad* Longwood Fire Department Auxiliary will meet Monday at I p.m. at tha Fire Hall on Wilma Street. Mra. Jean Wltlia will conduct th* meeting end *be and Mrs. Judy Snow will serve refreshments. Before discoverd of Ameri­ ca, there were an ealtmated 13.3 million Indiana living here speaking more than 3,000 dif­ ferent languages. MRS. VELMA MITCHELL, principal of South, nitlo School, models Susie Siiook’a hat, while II. W. (Buddy) Rawls shows what the well dressed witch will wear nt tho nnminl Halloween Carni­ val at Southsido School beginning at 5:30 this evening. Start Shopping for Cubs To Meet The Bear Lake Cub Scout Pack 230 will meet at Bear Lake Elementary School Fri­ day at • p.m. Each den will have a display of articles they have matte this month. GIFTS NOW! G E N E R A L E L E C T R I C M IX E R Seminol# Chapter o f DtMotay In ceremonies nt Masonic Temple. K. W. McIntosh Re-elected By 17273668 Kenneth W. Mels tosh, attor­ ney, was re-elected prvildent o f tha Council of tha Seminole County Visiting Nurse Associa­ tion at tha anaual matting of tha orginlldtloa Wednesday at th* Health Center. Other officers elected includ­ ed W. E, Dibble, Oenori, vice president; Harold Rowland, treasurer, and Frank Steudle, Casselberry, secretary. J o n Largaa, M. D., was the featured speaker of the annus] meeting program. Dr. Largen showed a film on nursing cart o f cancer patients and than talked to the group about can­ cer of the tong. "Individuals at dgd 90 who art noa-imokars have tight years longer lift than persons who smoked • pack a day from age U to 90. They have Id yean more life than persona who amoks two packs s day," Dr. Largen told tha Council members and nurses. "Formerly, men were tbs main victims of cancer of the lung, but now there are nearly as many women as man," ha added. anltb VOTE NOV. 3 FOR JIM BIRKENMEYER Ltrr JIM CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU AS A MKM11ER OF T H E ------------Camblaalloo Toaster, Ovew, Tow Brow: Chrome body With Stay-Cool t’lsetk C Head lea, 8*«-Th rough I’irtaro Window, SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD A VISIT OUR RECORD AND SHKKT MUSIC DEPT. IS MAGNOLIA 322-1M1 DKMOCIJATIC i n t i m b k n t n o m in h k . IN CASSKLBBKBY, IH A BUSINESSMAN AND GBNBit \l. CONTRACT!) It. IIE 18 COMPLETING 4 Y EAR S AM A HCIIOOL BOARD MKMI1KH, IIAS HKltVKD 1 YEARS ON THE BOARD OP TRUSTEES IN TI1B COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM, AND HE PLEDGES CONTINUING PROGRESS IN TUB SCHOOLS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. PoL Adv. By Seminole County Democratic Iieruthre Committee ir m c i* L n a CT»- A /X /A Iba flrat pnbllentlon o f thla notice. Tw o eoplao o f ooch claim o r demand oball bo In writing, and ahall etato tho placa o f rualdtnee and powt o fflea addroaa o f tha claim ant, and ahall bo aworn to b r the claimant, hla agent. o r a ttornar and aeeom panlrt br a Ml. lag f*a a f o a t d o lla r and anrh claim o r dtm aad not ao filed (ba ll be veld. Darn P rim al Aa ad min lot rater o f the Bated# o f Louis* Smith A /K /A Loutoo Prlmaa, d ie ia a id Narrla D. W oalfork . l i t l i t W oet Church S t r u t Orlando, Florida A tto rn ir fo r Adm lnlotratrla Publiah Oot. II, 10 A N or. «. Jooephtaa D lson . D a c tu -d publiah OeC It, U. t i ll, CDF-IS of ne recorded In Plot Book 12. Toco 7( and ti. Public Racorda of Samlnolo Conn, tr. Florida hoe been filed Offline* rou I* the abor# (tried eult. end you nre required to terra o copy nf jour Ameer or atbar Plaid* Inff to tha Complaint on Plain* tiff* attorney*. AMDRRSOX, RUSH, DIMS A LOWNDES, HI ____________ Boat Centre 1 Boulevard. Or­ lando, Florida, and ftla the art* 1*. IMA ■Inal Anewer or other Plead* CDF-ld Ins In iba afflca of tha Clark af tha Circuit Coart on cr be­ fore tha 24th dor of November, If It. If rou fell to do oo, n doareo pro eonfoeoo will ba taken against r°u for tha re­ lief demand In tha Complaint. Thle Nolle* ahall b* publish­ ed one* a week tor four connocutlri weeks la tb* Sanford Herald. DATED THIS llet day nf Oct­ ober. lilt . (SEAL! Arthur It. BeekwKb, Jr. Ctirk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlsn Deputy Clerk Publiah Oct 21. IS A Nor. A 12, IVSt. No hid will bs considered CDF-IV ■nlsaa It la submitted on th* afflalst Fropooal Form provid­ r o n e s i ' n d s ib ed by the ntsta Road Depart­ f i c t i t i o u s v i m s e T A n r m ment. Such Propoast Forme and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Information, .................. . retarding thla Notice le hereby slra n that Call far Bid* oF Inapeatlon of th* undersigned. pursuant ta th* buildings, may b* obtained th* T te tltlo u s Nam* dtatutr* from C. H. Hoop**, District Chapter 1(1.4*. Florida Statute, Chief, Fropartlos Management w ill register with tha Clark af Advertising th* Circuit Court, In aad far and O u t d o o r Branch. Right o f Way Dtvlalon, Seminole County, Florida, upon State Road Department. Do- receipt o f proof o f th* publica­ Land. Florida, and from Mr. tion or thlt nolle*, th* flotlttnne Arthur Beckwith. Jr- Clerk of nemo ta-w ltt PANCIIO’ S MEX­ Courts, Semlnota County Court ICAN FOOD under which w* House, Sanford, Florida. are engaged In builnaes at Tht Department reserve* th* flout* 1, Bos t i t . Long wood, rtshl to rajaot any or all bids Florida. and to waive technical errors That th* parti** Interested In aa may b* deemed beet for tb* said huetnes* enterprise are at Interest of th* Slat*. follow x: I'ltOFERTIKS D A N A OE* ETH EL II. EIILKRT MUST A OUTDOOR AD. BERNHARD A. BIILKRT VKItTIBlXO BRANCH Dated at Lonjswuod. Seminole RtUIIT OF WAT DIVISION County. Florida, October IT, FI jUIUDA s t a t e r o a d 1IM. DEPARTMENT Publish Oct. I* A Nov. (. II, Publish Oct. II. J«, m i . 2D. 11(1. CDF-II CDF- 111 IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL Ma­ r t IT, IN *NI> FON SEMINOLE rot M V. FI.OHIIIA. I I I t V KNT NO. 143TT ft l.A X U o FED ERAL SAVIN IN LOAN ASSO Cft. TlON, Plaintiff, NEW YORK (U P!) - Preseason Indications wsra that the IM4 college football sea­ son would be the year of the running back, but a study of the recently released pas* re­ ceiving statistics shows (hat 1904 is fast becoming the "year of the bom b." No Ipss than five pasa re­ ceivers now are averaging more than too yards per game, an Increase o f two over last week, according to official NCAA autistic* released today. This figure Is more remark able when it Is considered that never before in a single season has more than one major col­ legian averaged more than too yards per gam* s i Uta aa midasason. Florida State’s Fred Bi’.stnlkotf baa picked up th# moot total yardage to date. DiVstnlkoff haa caught 31 passes for 639 yards la six games and also leads In touchdown pass­ es with seven. Iowa’s Karl Noo­ nan is second In toUl yardage with 834 and leads in catches with 43. even though be has played one leaa gam* than BUetnlkotf. may h« nhl*ln*<l from C. II. IlmipM, Itl*trli-t «Thl*f, PropsrII*# M *n«c*m *nt A nutdoor Advsrtlslna Branch, Florida Stats Hoad D spsrtmvnt District O fflr*. DsLand, Florida. Th* Dspurtmsnt raasrv** ths rtaht to rvjoet any » r alt hid* and to w a it* t*chnlcsl error* as may bs d**m*d bsst for th* Interval o f tbs Hut*. PROPERTIES M A N A G E . MKNT A OPTDCiOn ADVERTISING liltANCII RIGHT OF W A T DIVISION FIJMtlD \ ST ATE ROAD DEPARTMENT Publish Oot. 10 A N ot. 1. 1>C! CUF-112 in th e CIRCUIT r o t i t r of TH E NINTH JUDIUIAL CINc u r r IN AND FAN SREINOLE COUNTT, FLORID a. CH IN CK RT NO. IM M TIIK MUTUAL LIFE INSUR­ ANCE COMPANY OF NEW TURK. Plaintiff, U' A DERRICK, ot 1 D tfandtnK . AMENDED NO TItU OF *1 IT IN MOETOtGK FtlRF.4T.nai RE TOi L A. DERRICK and PATSY 8 D E ItlllCK , hta w lf* RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN AND T ill All pa ril«s claim ing lnt*r**t* by, through, un- Overseas Visitors Set New Record FIRST HO.MK in the new Robin liill area wan marked by a ground break­ ing curumuny attended by. (from the left) Paul A. Marchand, owner of the new homo; Fred Grinneli, prpHiilcnt « f Country Gatnten of Florida; Normnn R. Sandler, president of Samltur IlomcH; Leo Murphy, assistant vice prosidunt of Firnt F «i‘’ riil Pnvlnga iiml Loan Association o f St. Pet ora burg, and Joseph Robinson, hocrotary of the developing firm* Country Estates. axe co r r r . rw am *. cm vvrERY x a tmm . u n i t acrrouc franklin fat* re U i i m n « r jo sk ph in b DIXON, INGA BANK, . D * «u > I. rtalaUff. Kotie# ta leruhy gi*«s th*< t hart flirt n r final return D*f*ndoalA ths Eotut# uf Joeophlnt p j i / , . that I (Itad n r petition for dl,. charge U < final dloch»r».that M II, i t u f will apply la lha County Jud», af Samlnol* Coantr. Florid, far approval of aald rotara am for ardor of dlotrtbntlon am dloeherg*. io d f i of Samlnol* county, Flor­ DATED thte flat Aar of Onida, at bit office In tbo court abor, A. D. t ill. bouae o f M id C o a n tr at Bana / Dalar Dtaaa Ballard ford. Florida, w ltbtn als ca l­ Administratrix o f tho EoJ endar moat ha from tha t l » » o f tata of Lonloo Sooth Seminole Junior Rifle Club, tented o ff 17-91 #cre*e from Dynatronlre, will liatd elghting-ia daya for all bant* o n o f tbo a m on Saturday, Sunday Nov. 74. The club' ranca will ba op­ en from 9 a.ta. to 6 p.m. and membera o f tbe rlub will be on hand all day to help huntera properly affht-in their rifl* a. The club fat effering thla op­ portunity aa a puMie aervlce to area hunter* aa part af a nationwide program being conducted b y ' tbe National Rlflo Allocation. Hundred* o f NBA affiliated clube throughout the country are taking part. "A corroetly ilgbted-ln rifle la an important itop to aafaty and Incraailng the per­ centage o f clean killa,H aaya N. P. Hamilton, Initrue tor o f tho South Semlnolo Rlflo Club. “ FamillaHtatlon firing and knowladga o f tho point o f Im­ pact o f tbe gun being need add to tha enjoyment and Mfety of tho flno eport o f hunting," he Mdcd. Detailed Information on lighting-In technique! and firing polnta for aerolng In will ba avallabla at tbe range. Huntera are requeated to hara all flraarma unloaded and action open when enter­ ing the range area. T o holp defray rang# eupeneea, a ■mall fea will be charged. e m e ttr w c t t * iiw WASHINGTON (UPIV-Thc U. & Travtl Scrrica said that mors forclm viiltors have corns to thla country ao tar tbia year than ta all o l 1983. Tb# ytrviea aald . 731,438 ovsrssas visitors cams to tbs United BUtes oo both buslnssi and picaiurs trips ta tha tint nlna months ot tbo year. This "vaa 18,441 mors than tb* total for latt year. Good Nudes WINDSOR. C o il,a * ( I T T ) Two nudes are good news fur tb# Windtor Education College Art class, ft was ta dnngtr of closing before two girls re­ sponded to ta emergency ad­ vertisement far live models. * Quick Switch P la la tlffa tllu rn eys, ANDER­ SON. RUSH, DEAN A LOWN­ DES. 121 East Central UouKvard, Orlando, Florida, and ftla th* o rigin s! Answ er or otb*r Ploa-ltng In th* o ffle * of th* Ctork uf th* Circuit Court on or bofor# th* 24th day o f Nov­ ember. ISM. f f you fall to do •a, a d*cro# pro conraosa will b* taken sca ln a i you fur th* relief demanded In Ik* Com ­ plaint. Tbl* Nolle# shall b* publish­ ed one* a w t*k fo r fuar cun■rcuttv* w **ks In Ih* Sanfurd Harold. DATED THIS llt h day o f October, 1111. (SEA Ll Arthur H. Dackwllh. J r , Clark of C ircuit Court B y: Martha T. Vlhl«a Deputy Cl*rk Publish Oct. 11. t l , IS. A No*. 1)11 KETTEitiNU, E n g l a n d (. C D F -II (LTD —When Cotta Banroll'e headmaster complained about bin Bealle-ityle haircut, be went to tbe barber shop end returned to school with tbe Yul Brynaxj look. PAUL H. SHAFFOLD sad MERL 1 M. SHAFFOLD, his w ife, end ill parti*# claiming Interests by, through, under, or tiKalnst the eat 1 Pen) II. Shatfold and Merle M. Hbatfotd. hie wife, or either of them, amt alt psrilax having or claim ing ta have any right, tttl* or Inter* aet In th* properly herein des­ cribed. Defendant*. USE- DED NOTICE OF SUIT TUi PAUL II. SHAFFOLD end MKHLK M. SHAFFOLD, hie wife, end nil perlite claim ing Intlrseta by, through, under o r sgatnet the aetd Paul H. Hbaf- Ing sr claiming to havl any rtsht, till* o r Intsrist In ths propsrty hsrsln d*tcrtb*d: TOU AltK IIERKDT NOTIFI EH that a suit ha* b**n brought ssnlnat you, th* natur* o f which Is ta forselos* a a mnrtgsB* on tb* hsrslnafttr d**i-rltp*d rtal propsrty. Tha ntm s af th* Coart ta which th* suit ha* bssn Instttutsd is th* Circuit CoarL Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Bsmtnol* Cuunty, Florida, Th* till* af th* sas* Is OR. LANDU FEDERAL gAVISOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, vo. PAUL H. B llAF­ FORD and MERLE M. SHAF­ FOLD, hla wlfa, aad all fo r ­ ties claim ing Interact* by, thruuth, under or against th* w ld Paul II. Shaffold and Hart* M. shaffold. hta wife, or althar ar them, and all parti** h a rts f or claim ing to bar* any right, till* o r tnlaroat In tho proparty harsla dtoertbrt. Defendant*, being Chancery Cat* No. XHIT. Th* dM crlpllon o f tho rtal property Involved, located In Btmlnalo County, Florida, U aa full* wit Lot I, Block "A ” , DOLItAT MANOR, a* roeardtd In Ptat Rook It, page It, I'ubUo Harords o f 8«mt. h*U County, Fk>rld*. Tou or* h*r*by nutiflad furtkar that you ar* required to fila your answer to lb* Camp la tn t. h*r*to(or* filed In aald rnort«aa* foracloaur* procatdFlurldi, ti, SattforJ. riirEJa, end to M r* * a copy lh*r*of upon Ibo Plato t i f f a ht|or**y, Hobart J. PH ot, Jr. ot Rnah, ll«*4 and MarahtU. II Soot Llvlngstna Av*auo, Post otfl*« ibis Slie, 'irlando, Florida, oa or b*for* tho Vth day o f No?•tabor. IV4L llorstn fall n -l or a deer** pro eoaf*ooo wlU bo •*tor*d sgalasl yoa. This nolle* shall b* publish-J ose* each w**k for four (41 coomou Uv* weeks In th* Sanfurd llitrtld. Hanford, Florida, oa October V. October 1*. Oct­ ober l l and Octub.r t(, U IL (SE A L) Arthur H Btrkw lth, Jr, Clark o f tho Circuit Court By; Martha T. viklan Dsputy Clark Robert J. Flaiia, J r , of RUSH, ItKED AND MARSHALL It Ka*t U rla s a lo * Avaua* Post o ffic e Boa t!4 t Orlando. Florida Attornoya far Flalntlrf Putjll.h Ott, 10 A K c t j f l \ I* m i Batata af KATHRYN F. BOLTON !>•<•**.»d. To AM Creditoow M Faro*** Marta Ctabma oo DrmaoCo A p B N date Be Ia to t Tou and tach of ron are hereby autlflad and required t.» praaent any clalmt and dimrwi* which rou. or oltbir of jiu. map hara a«alnit the oatatr of KATHRYN F. BOLTON, d* * « . ad. lata of aald Coantr. to tha Cauntp Judft of aamlnata Oeuc. tr, Florida, at hla office In the court houeo of aald County *t Hanford, Florida, within o1x calendar montho from the tlm< of tha (Iret publication of th • notice. Two eoploo af *».■:, claim or demand aball bt m writing, and ahall atale tbe place of raeldanco and poet of. flea addreto of tha clatmict, and abaU ba aworn to by J . ulatmant, bis agaat or attorn*, and accompanied by a fllin* fea of oa* dollar and luca claim oc demand net ne filed •ball be void. Imogen* A Kallehar A* admlntatratur af tb* Ratal a of KATHnYN F. BOLTON, Daeiisad Mr. David c. Claris Attorney at Law F. a Boa II Orlande, Florida Publiah Oot 22, It A Nor A. It. 1114. “ CDF-II IN COUNTY J B N r s COI NT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ESTATE OF MTR1NE HAINES BENSON. DECEASED NOTICE TO C E EDITOR* TO ALL F CASONS BAV1NU CLAIM# OE DBIAIDe AGAINST SAID ESTATE I You and each o f you ere hereby notified and required to file any elalma and demand* which you, or either of f y. may hare agalnet otld estate In th* oftlo* of Hon. C. V«rm.n Mis*. Jr., County Judge of v*ml. not* County, at hi* riffle* In th* Court Hout* In Sanford, Flor­ ida, within alx entanjar months from th* tlm* of th* flret pub llcntlon ef tht* nolle*. Each claim or demand mutt be In writing and contain th* place of raeldenc# end pool office ad. draa* of th* claimant and muat b* aworn to by tha claimant, hit ***ni or attorney, or tht n m t •hall be void. | 1*1 Once Bradford * A* Executrix of tald relate Edward IL Kirkland Attorney at Law 140 South Court Street (Irlando, Florida H im Publiah Oot. It. A Nor. «. II, 20. t ill. CDF-Ill IN T H E ( l a c r t T COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COLN. T T FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. ISMS THK MONttOK COUNTT SAVINOS DANK, • corporation. V Plaintiff, v*. VICTOR II. JKXCKS sad CARltIK JKNCKN hi* w lf* and PATRICK J. P O W E R * and L I ­ VONIA j . p o w e r s , hi* wtr*. Dafsnjanta. NOTICE O P SUIT • TH E STATE OP FLORIDA TO i PATRICK J. PO W ER* aad LAVONIA J. fQ W . ERA hla w ife. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. TOO ARE H ERK RT NOTI­ FIE D that a suit haa b*Vi Iliad against you In th* ah P* eaus* and you ar* rsqulrad to III* your s n tw o r w ith th* Clark ot this Court and to * *rtt a cayy thsrsol upon th* s<*>a* tiff or 111 attornsys, Mahonsy. Radiow, c h im b s r s and A lim *. Barnstt National Hank Q u ill­ ing, Jacksonville 2, Florida, not U tar tha* Novam bsr llth . l i l t It you fall s* to do, s Doer-* Pro Cooftasu w ill ho antsrsi agstn ai you fo r th o rail*! dsrnandsd is ths Com plaint. Th!* suit 1* (* forscloas a mortgage Tho raal y ro p «rty p r o a s * ^ against 1st Lot | o f BAN SEM KNOLLS, ■smlaols County, Florid* soeordlag to th* PI* thsraof aa raoortad la PI*' Book 11, p a s * «|, Publlv Record* o f Bomlxola Qosaly, Florida Together w ith a ll atruMuro* and Impravtmanta now an i hsr*aft*r on co ld land, ant flsturaa attached tharatn: *1*all gt*. (loam , altctrlo, water, and other basting, cooking, r* frlgerntlag, ligh tin g, plumb: o f. vantllstlag, Irrlgwtlns. awl pow er systems, autchlnaa, sppllanoaa, flsturon, and aypurtanancao, w hich now ar* o ' may haraattar pertain to. « r b* us*4 with, 'x . o r on said pr* ml***. •*•* though th*y b* detach*.! or dstarhabl*. T og*th*r with tha fotlirwin* R*m* o f property which ar* located In and p*rm an*ntly Inatai-ad -a a p a il «,,* too L -provamaats on said land: Ueotral Elaotrta Bui It • In Ova*. Modal J m ■•Hat 21(127(11 Ganerel KUetrla Built - In Raage. Model g H I I l’ K. Serial S l C l p l t l Gsnsral E lectric H * frlf* -» tor, Modal BAUTC, X«rlal xsnma Duo Thorm Heater, U-' 1*1 seal o f this C ourt al ri*n' >tJ. Florid*, tbl* n t h day o f Ovl♦bar, a . D, D l l * . (SEAL) J0 Arthur IL Baehwlth, J r , d ir l B y: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy C lark • (A copy uf th* C o m p la in t-n :* t haraln U altaohad to Ib a 'cop y » f U to satleu w hich 1* nUt * i 10 each defendant for whom » roaldanc* mar* sp ecific than a l. If, li, |t, m i statu ur county w a* sl< *D m Iko sworn statom ant fllod )* r * ># by iko p la ix titf, Ms ae*nt OF attsruay.) Publish OaL 14, M. I* A 'N oa I. 1114. ' C D f -M * V / i ir *— •■ t I 1 14 Mi > ♦ > >1f — r~ triii i — lit n ' L �n » iw lr i Im B W . P e t 80, ’6 4 - P i p 8 t Barbecue Slated Nov. 15 By VFW Precisioneering W ork ‘ Outlined M Coffee . Highlight o f tho Chamber at Commerce Coffoo Club mooting Thursday at tho Chamber Building was the presentation o f Earl Proveochar, president, and Juloa i H iller, vice president, o f Preeisloneering, Inc., who os. plained their new operations in the ACL Building on North Myrtle Avenue. "W e know that you hare been wondering about the pipes and eupporta you hare ■een p r o j e c t i n g from the building,'* said Provencher. He explained that the contract with the Navy which tho firm now holda calls for catapult seal strips 300 feet long. 2 Youth Groups Are Organized By M srysna Miles Tw o new youth groups hsve been organized recently at tha Bear Lake Elementary School. Tha Tri O ray.y Girls will m eet on the school grounds Saturday at 3:30 a.m. to go to the borne of their leader, M ill Nan Comstock, In Apop­ ka for a Halloween party. The group meets every Wed­ nesday after achool and every Saturday morning. A Gray-Y group haa been form ed for the boya. The third and fourth grade boya m eet Tuesday and Friday aft er achool and the fifth and sixth grade boya meat Wednes­ day after school and oa Satur­ day at the Maitland School. They are undefeated and unacored upon In the three foot­ ball games which they have played. Don L. Hastey is leader oi both boys' groups. "W e really needed a build­ ing that waa MO feet long and three fe e t w ide," Provencher said in Jest. He noted that there would be no noise o r dirt involved In the operation, and all machining would be done in­ side the building, with the long steel stripe dragged through the building fo r grinding and then transferred to the other track fo r testing. *'We are now running one shift o f 12 men, but may have to run tw o shifts later,1* Proveneher said. He praised tha efficien cy and capability o f the Seminole County machin­ ist! who have been hired here, some o f them fan n er Navy men, saying "T h ey get things done and make things work.” Provencher invited mem­ bers o f the C offee Club to visit the plant at any time. M iller aiao took over the ralerophone and explained some o f the operations. Besides the Preeliloneering executives, other newcomer* introduced at the co ffe e included FroJ Ellinor o f the Volkswagen agency; John Rishop o f Eckerd's; James Woodward o f Publix; Bob Alexander and Earl M oore o f the Sanford Herald'a advertising depart­ ment; John Mercer o f the Un­ ited State Bank o f Seminole; Ray Daniel o f Florida State Bank and Orville Smith o f Super-X. Halloween Fete By M srysna Miles There will be a Halloween Party Saturday at 7:3o p. m. for m em bers of the Training Union of Forest City Baptist Church. Costumes will be Judged and refreshments serv­ ed. Revival To End Bake Sale Church of Nativity Catholic Women's Club will sponsor a monthly bake is le In the social hall of tha church following Sunday’s masses. Mrs. John Kennedy, vice president, is in charge of the sale and urges all the good cooks of tha par ish to contribute. The revival held at First Pentecostal Church o f Longwood during the past two weeks w ill conclude with this Sunday evening's service. Homework requires about 12 to 15 hours a week for the average American student in Junior high school. Seminole County Goes For Bum s NAVY CONTRACT fo r catapult equipment ha* caused expansion o f the Predsioneering, Inc., plant. Firm recently leased ACL building on Myrtle Avenue and installed special equipment. Work was explained at Coffee Club meeting by company officials. Early Provencher, (left), and Jules Miller (center). At right is Cupt. Chandler W. Swanson, NAS command­ ing officer. (Herald Photo) W elfare W ork Set By Circle The Shirley Smith Circle of at the Fellowship Hall with tending were Mrs. Lucille Pinecrest Baptist Church has Mrs. Harold Sherwood, circle Ahrams, Mrs. Cameron Paulk Mrs. Cliff Abies, Mr*. Adwon as its Community Mission P ro­ chairman, presiding. Clark, Mrs. R. C. Whitmire jects for the months o f Oct­ Mr*. Lucille Ahrams gave Mrs. Fred Gray and Mrs. ober and November clothing a the opening devotion and a Johnnie Herrin. a Thanksgiving basket. program entitled “ Worship Plana were made at their and the Missionary T a sk " was monthly meeting held Tuesday presented b y Mrs. V . M. Smith. New m em bers Joining the By Jane Casselberry circle were Mrs. Fred Gray The men of the Casselberry and Mrs. S. L. Wiggins and Woman's Associitlon of special visitor was Mrs. W. L. Community Methodist Church W e s t m i n s t e r Presbyter, Gramkow Jr., president of the will inaugurate a Men's Mid­ iso Church of Casselberry will WMU. week Prayer Group Wcdnes hold a rummage sale at Super The circle was host at a day at 5:30 a.m, in Wcavct Valu Food Store on SR 436 covered dish luncheon held Hall of the church. Saturday. following the meeting In con­ A light breakfast o f coffee In charge o f the project are junction with the installation and doughnuts will be aerved. Mrs. Russel Corwin, Mrs. Ed­ of the General WMU Executive Any men of the community in ward Stout and Mrs. Carl Oficers. tercsted in participating are Shephard. Other Circle m em bers at­ invited to attend. Prayer Group Session Slated Rummage Sale Set Saturday By D «*aa Estes Plans w ere set for a fund raising rib s a d chicken bar­ becue at the semi-monthly meeting o f the South Seminole VFW Post t20T o f Longwood held Tuesday evening at the Post Home on the Old Dixie Highway. The barbecue Is scheduled for Nor. IS at the Post home from 1-6 p. m . Included on the menu with the chicken or ribs will bo potato salad, baked beans, cole slaw , rolls, cake and coffee or tea. Tickets are available from any member o f the post o r auxiliary or at the event. Merle Harris, chairman oJ the building com m ittee, report­ ed that the kitchen recently added to the Pott home has been completed and w in be in full operation for the barbecue. The building has been ceiled throughout, a new front door added, ami a rest room is be­ ing installed. Commander John McManus presided at the meeting. The date o f the next meeting will be Tuesday, Nov. 10. Banker Slated To Address CTP rp »* VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE NOV. 3 - ELECT W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 LAW REN C E. T H E MATOR OF ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS, W AS ELECTED TO TH IS OFFICE WITH TH E LARGEST M AJORITY V O TE EVER GIVEN A CAND IDATE IN THIS A R E A — *S% O F THE V O TE. IIE HAS SERVED A * YEAR TERM ON T H E BOARD O F COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND HAS A L L O F HIS BUSINESS INTERESTS IN SEM IN OLE COUNTY. A VOTE FOR W. LAW RENCE SW OFFORD W ILL BB A VO TE FO R EXPER IEN C E AND PROGRESS. Pd. PoL A dv. By Samlnoic County Democratic Executive Committee VOTE DEMOCRATIC ON NOV. 3 FOR AL DAVIS TO SERVE YOU IN DISTRICT 6 AS JUSTICE OF PEACE A I.. AN INSURANCE M A N . WITH OFFICES IN CASSEU1ERRY FEELS TH AT IMS BACKGROUND IN L A W THROUGH INSURANCE ANIt IIIS EDUCATION IX BUSINESS ADM INISTRATION QUALIFIES IIIM FOR TH IS OFFICE. Paid Pol. A dv. By Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee By Jane Casselberry South Seminole Elementary School CTP will hear a talk hy Jack p. Toole, vico presldent and cashier of South Seminole Ilank, on "Saving for College" at a meeting Tuesday at 7:3o p.m. In the school audi­ torium. He also will present a short film, “ How to Use Your Bank.'* Mrs. Gerald McGinnis, CTP president, promises that the meeting will be brief so that those attending ran get home in time to hear the results of the election. Refreshments will be serve*! following the meeting by the second grade room m othen. City comfort Country charm! EVERYTHING YOU COULD ASK FOR Florida's Success Story Is No Accident! Ith largest M s Is Ike e e r ie * Industry ie o f e e aB thne U gh 45 S tate Parks e s e ie IS YOURS I N . . . A e A cce le ra te d H ighest s t s s f a f o f Rvleg hi h istory Tear h o i h ea m isg with IS eilRiao visitors id v s t m r e f e e d l e g t i t s f by 5 etlHiee dollars hospitals le t r s e s e d b y 4 7 eiBBea Ravenna Park A g rt b a ile e * * bos e c e o w e e r v d M h eece o f th ree hHllee d s ia r a B VC -**■ eu uJ| IkM IMilasm s|nu f i n i c i rAw Lm* V U MBMB■L II Util Dbmufmj TU Vilh iJMM 'wwjp « “ A Community of r v .•*-*• 1 •• •* j j - ' 1j ■ ex p ressw a y i, e e d Interstate highw ays Homes — Built with FLORIDA’S 1944 H D ftA L TAXES W Ut« $ 1, 170,000,004 Pride” 1944 K D IR A l RXPRNDIfURD IN FLORIDA WERE $ 3,331,000,000 SELECT ONE OF THE FIVE HOMES NOW UNDER CON- Florida*! developm ent m Mm fa stest grow ing U rg e ifa te requires a pertnersR^i with the governm ent — through new roads, sch ools, pu blic e x p .n d itu rot — he 8TRUCTION — CHOOSE beep p a c e with the n eeds end dem ands o f th e kind o f grow th sewer b e fo r e YOUR OWN INTERIOR ex p erien ced by any State. PAINT AND TILE C O L O R S - There e r e m e* end w om en beh in d the Florida Story who played an Important THEN IT WILL R E ALLY BE role in its success. A HOME OF YOUR O W N - leaders have been tra d ition a ry e le c te d by th e people loom tho ranks o f the D em ocra tic can didate*. FOR A LIFETIME O F H A P- Let’s fiv e Haydon Bums ths treatent PINES3 AND COMFORTI Go to Hi# pofts Tuesday and veto for Lyndon I. Johnson lor P m idtsf —Spessard L. Holland for United States Senator— Haydon Bnrns lor Governor— than Vote Democratic AD-the-Way. vats s candidate for Governor haa aver rsceived la this Couatjr. CaB Headquarter* 322-6975 117 East 1st. St. MODERN KITCHENS BY le t u s co n tin u e to dui/d a S e tte r F I OR/DA . . . G E N E R A L # ELECTRIC YOU CAN HELP For Our Own Good L et’s E lect GOVERNOR They p rov id ed the lea dersh ip to g o t the job d o n e . Theee ShoamakeJi CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty otilet 211 w, 2 r,th st. 322-3103 ^ ffiS S ^ S T E N S T R O M REALTY SALES AGENTS r phone 322-7495 VOTE DEMOCRATIC ALL THE WAY ON NOVEMBER 3 tor bv the SUt* D oM ertU x t i w i U m Aae M. Cramar. vie. chairman; Prank L. Porter Pr.tid.nt M n m ltlM , Thom *. — ■ �[ : :.'i. T‘ |i /! i ...,.7 ♦*. Sanford Conies From Behind To W in 7 -6 Over Bishop Moore On* Point Hits Again F i f e •—Fri. O ct. M , *84 Hurricanes Host Tampa '11' Here Saturday Night r - lJ M T S w J i § p ifto Witter Braves Tackle Pabtka In Peanut Bowl By DavM * Thinking Out Loud BV JULIAN BTHNBTBOM Uatese the New York Mato up vritk 50,000 Seaford Memorial Stadium will remote • football field thte summer. That’s tho word frees Pate Knowles, Sanford's city man•gar. Hera’s the story. According to Pete, it take* about 0400 of those atofte denomination greenbacks t* convert the stadium fram football to baseball sad back to football agate. The City h a a contract with tha Seminole County Board af Publte Instructtoa which alia f a tha school *y*tern to cough up 2*400 to um tha stadium's facilities far 17 events during tha year. The** events include Um home grid games played by tho SHS Semtoetee, Um SHS Baby Seminoles, the Craaau High Panthers, and the Senford Junior High Braves. If the City permits the Met Form System to ora tho Stad­ ium thte fall tha aity wold hove to remove s portion of tho gridiron, put to a clay Infield, and th a replace tho gridiron five to eix weeks be­ fore tho football season be­ gins again In September. Now, if you*ra wondering what tho City Recreation De­ partment te going to do this summer for baseball facilities — as wo wondered — her*'* that angle. Pete says the City la build­ ing a naw baseball facility batwaan 22nd and 24th street# Juat wait of French Avenue. Tha layout will have a busball Held lighted for night play, barbequa pita, tennis courts, picnic shelteri — a complete summertime setup. Construction, we under­ stand, has already begun. This meant the Junior Boya League and — apparent­ ly — tho American Legion’s junior baseball nine — will play at thla park. * • * Somebody called the other day and wanted to know if wo wars aura that National League umpire Ken Burkhart — who worked tha recent world scries clusic — v u a resident of A l t a m o n t e Springs. Yea, air, ha is. Ha lives on Faith Street — Just south of SR 43ft, Inilda tha town limits of Altamonte. * * a It Isn't often that a foot­ ball team gains In ataturs it looa a goat*. Bat that's what happened loot Saturday when tha Florida v Gators lost to Alabama. E v erybody know the gam* was going to bt ■ humdinger but aobedy dared figure that it would ha ae close oa It waa. You'D recall that time rax out on the Gators on Ala­ bama's six yard line and on the deficit aids of a thro*- COLONIAL f l M 3 T ORLAN DO — Tor tha The South lemtoolo The Sanford Junior High third stra iih t n m o b s iln fla point spotted oat tho High Hurricanes win go after Brava will play Paiatka Jun­ d iffo rm ro botwsoa victory s o d d ofsst fo r flotnioote their third victory of tho m s * ior High in the annual Panut Hl|h s a d Bishop M o o n ’s footbsU otevsns. son Saturday eight st Lyase Bowl game Saturday night In IM S . ths Hornets racked o p s 81-to-80 vic­ High’s M i to l a g w a l when Activities are scheduled te tory e v e r the B em iootee.---------------------------------------- they hoot tho Mary M p of yet underway about 0:80 sad s hitterLast m Christian School ter Boys from the tilt at 7:20 p.m. it s t Memorls) cold Tampa, The Braves played the Pa­ ___________ Seaford—the Tho Hurriesaos,.6s tear tilts iatka eleven last week and Ism inoles can e from be* thus far this aaasan, have w a by • icon of It to IS. Met to Sara Btehop Moon H registered victories ovsr San­ The tUt thte week will com­ tea s at last ditch drive that | ford Junior High and Ovtodo's plete the Bravea' season. At hut Bight Sh M rs d a s i d carried Florida from their JV'a, have loot te I t Cloud prtMBt they hare three wtoa, tot the murgta waa th* tame. own 20 to 'Borne's six before High's JV’a and ksvo tted tho om loaa and one tie. S t a t e * m b M Ms teurth the final gun took tho ating Bravta of Sanford. By Davtd Rtfgteheftam via at the aaano hr taktag The Peanut Bowl will bo tho out of the lots. But It did Tho Sooth SoaieoJo otortn Sanford Junior High's last me narssta ? to a aa silly more th a that. It gar* birth bat raeksd up U potato to 13 EaybndaU'a salet aflsr imirh chance to raise money to AORLANDO— Tha Seminole for its oppoajtlaa hat SS of to a spirit of confidence dees kkk la tha arraod par* High JayVte* closed out their those offensive points cSme nance football next season at which will b* hard for thie 8 BMINOLX HIGH’S CHUCK SCOTT, s halfback, picks up yardage at the school. 1H4 gridiron season Thursday when tho Hurricanes whipped Florida aquad to shake. Or tendote Colonial Field Thursday night during a second half touchdown afternoon when they registered Oviedo. saw k m Head Coaeb D u Pelham Florida fan# — aad ether*, drive which gave the Tribe a 7 to 6 victory over the Bishop Moore Hor­ retard af tear vtea, two tU a II to 0 victory ovar Edge- Tho boys ban looked pret­ and aides Ed Buelmer, Owen to* — know thte te * great * nets. Scott (80) waa brought down by Bishop Moore’s Paul Taylor (82). water High'* Baby Baglai. McCarron and Ron Hunt have ty good in workouts all week," Florid* team. But — even 9 The win waa 8eminole’a fourth in Metro Conference play against one tie The win gave tha Baby Seml- told assistant coach Davo TMf M fl TilWTltl BW tobeen working the squad hard though Florida didn’t tcora and one defeat. (Herald Photo) on the mistakes made last Intel, Iv a n , Wlstar Park noles a seasonal record of five Milter. "However," bo added, oa that drive — that last m i Mahap Moore-all Metro victories against one setback "we will bo without tho ser­ week and in the previous tilt*. toead effort mad* hsltevora la the alx game alata. Pelham said, "We know Pa­ vices of Larry Garnor who will eat »f fans and players alike. lsaa to lie Metra'a Sdgowator Tha little Trlbei men now bo out with a knot injury." iatka has a good ball elub with Tkte ahould still be a great isflas. I t s tvs Mas cane have a record of 34 victories, Milter said that Garner some big boys who a n fait. Florid* football year, teen the teaiaal a n n a t e Paiatka baa suffered more a win and one tie during would be replaced by Micbey a a a m u n m fU t aid the Metre’s the put ilx Masons, from laek of games than any­ B y Jim Beeches that be was getting more out will be back at hte end posi­ Hawke* at the cater position. Talking with Bob Thomas, of hie bsckfleld. After exchanging a series ol Miller said Head Coach Jim tion after being out of action thing else. Our boyx are keyed ■enM Sparta Writer our Crooms High writer, he hod Is up this week and since we punts during tha first quarter, Clark alio planned to start The Lymsa Greyhounds go Copeland will probably start with an Injured knee. leads us te bailer* that Head # te e*t tha Seminole's JayVeei began guard* Danny Paterson and back into Orange Bolt Confer- ends Geo* Wlnkicman and Others slated to see action bare never lost a Peanut Bawl Coach Willi* Holt and hie game the aquad has thte rec­ moving In the second quar­ Bob Mobley, tackles Diehard John Stuart, tickles Dave Ma­ will be halfback Larry Lott, boya are also oa the way t* once settee tonight sod i n Haora tat thing* roll ter. With Terry Echols mov­ tte and Mike Coles, guards Ron end Larry Miller and tackle ord to uphold Saturdey night Rubright and Greg Danko, a great season. leg le tho Initial itanaa with ing the ball cffectlvsiy, the leered, according to Head Wa put to some new offense GretM and Chuck Wagner ends Bruce Stuart and Allen Ivan Rakyta, Going into tonight’* affair Tan RysoaU, Art Wrohte aid Seminole* brought the bad to Richey and Bill Sharr and Coach Dick Copeland, to maka eater Ronnie Toole, quarter­ plays and the aquad has learn­ Standing out for the Grey­ with Carver Heights of Lees­ Man Cray attarmatisg le ear- Edgawater’a 12-yard Hat. ed them and we'n ready to back Jack Blanton, halfbacks Dennis Carrot at the halfback aa effort to reglxtar aa upset. hounds with consistent play burg the Panthera hava flvs rytag tha pigakte to Stmteote'a At that point, SHS quarter­ And, aa upset It would bo if Phil Perrsult and Paul Lam­ this season have been Winkle- go. We are In better shape this slots with Johnny McDermott victories in sin tries. But three-yard Uea. Proa than back Buddy Stumpf faked a week with some boys beck bert and fullback Terry Toole. also seeing action. Ron Skeen Copeland's crew could dump man, a senior end, and Lam­ Hynaht heckad a m to pot handoff and passed 32 yards that's not tho reason why a who were previously hurt. The best news in the starting the strong Leesburg High Yel­ te slated to start at fullback bert a flashy sophomore half­ tha Burnta ae tha aceraboard. to Truby Kinnard for Sanfbrd'1 strong finish this season te eleven Is the fact that Stuart but ho will bo spelled by Davo low Jackets in aa affair to be back. Wtokleman has latched "We’ve found out that we lick Carhott atlanptad to boot initial touchdown. being predicted locally. a can throw tha ball now. Thte Druoding. Mike Hargis and played at Leesburg tonight. onto several key passes in Ly­ tha astre patet hot M felted to It was that ball gams tha lack of passing slowed up our The tough Seminole defense Jim Lucas will share tho quar­ The Arat ray of "hope" to man’s previous contests and •at batwaos tho uprights, Panthera played last week In bald Edgewater'* backs to i terbacking duties. Lambert has kept tha Grey­ offense at the drat of the sea­ come from the Lyman coach le tha potent parted State- net of 11 yards during tha ae Jacksonville. Thomas, himse’.f son. Our pawing game worked The varsity contest between tbli season wa* brought out hounds In several hall games ate look a m ca Ma ows tT* eond staua and held a T to 9 a Crooms veteran and later a very well for ua last week," the Hurricanes and the Does is when Copeland com mated, with hij fancy running. yard Mas asd 11 plays Uter bit lead at tha latermixateo. said Pelham, "and we set up lineman for Jako Gaither’* slated for T:20 p.m. At 1:20 "We've looked good la spots Game time in Leesburg to­ paydirt ndtbark Lm Sparksome touchdowns thla way. Florida A B M squads a few night will be 8 p. m. i took tuna with halfback* Semtoola got another drive a Junior varsity affair will this year and the clubs teams This bail game ahould be a By Bab Themes seasons back, lays tho Panth­ get under way. to be Jelling. Maybe H we look underway in tha third quarter Leesburg's only loss to six wide open one with more pall­ i tad Chuck Scott Herald Sports Writer ers looked liks a different bail Tha Hurricane JayVeei, In good to all departments at tha games has been a defeat at ing than we have had in earl­ Is carrying to tho one-yard when Stumpf took to tha air Well on their way to what elub In Jacksonville. and completed three passes, their last outing, stopped the tame time we could pull this marker. could be one of their best the hands of the Wildwood ier game*." Oviedo Junior High JayVeei one out of the Are." "I’v* never seen a Panthef Wildcats. la tha drive, quarterback one each to Echols, Mika Meseasons to some years arc 33 to 0. Peanut Bowl game activities Quire and Greg Ganas, How­ club look lik* thte on* did in i Copeland laid his boys are Maa Htoaos nada coaaacttou will includo parents of play­ Jacksonville. It was really a getting axpertence, they're the Feathers ef Croons* High with Mika Cray as a 10-yard ever. Edgewater intercepted ers accompanying them on to soother attempted aerial and new look," ha said. playing a tougher brand ol who tonight seek victory No. pats play. Prom tha took over on Sanford’s 43-yard the field when they are intro­ Thomas declared he’d never football, playing harder and I of the current campaign Sparkmaa pi a wad through The Panthers will host the lino. duced. A quern will be crown seen such pursuit, timing, Blibop Mooro'a forward wall Tto]stu of Leesburg's Carver cd at the half. The Baby Eaglet moved to alertness and gang tackling for tho aeora. Heights High In a homecoming as tha Panthera accomplished It waa that Kuykendall can­ Seminole's eight before the affair at Sanford's Municipal Junior Tribes man stopped the in beating J a x Gilbert. tered hla PAT kick through The Sanford Women’* Bowl Stadium In a gala affair slat­ By Marshall Ltege "Why," he said, "those line­ the uprlgbte and tho margin of drive. ing Association is planning a ed to get underway at ft p.m. Moments later Stumpf bead­ The unbeaten Oviedo Lions backers blitzed Gilbert's backvictory woa on tho board*. Tha high flying Panthers dance at tli« Mclodec Skating ed around right end but hand­ will put their record of five field Ilk* you act It dona in Tho ascend half waa one Rink Nov. 19, according to grabbed their opener against thrill altar another but neither ed off to Klnsrd who passed victories and oat tit oa Uw Mlnoka Midkiff teamed with Ocala, dropped a Ult in Gaines­ President Eleanor Anderson. the pro gamea." White Thom­ club eouM carry their drivta to Ganas and the Sanford end Um Saturday sight whan they Art Kroeneke to tally a low ville, and elawed their way Mrs. Anderson announced as gives ersdit to a group of far enough. Sanford moved to went all the way for a touch­ meet Melbourne's C e n t r a l gross of 183 and taka Ant place back to victories over Kuclid that the dance will be open to The underdogs came through fin* football players he's In the Mixed league at Jet tho Haraat'a 14-yard Una on down. The play covered T§ Catholic High to Eau Gillie. Thursday when tha Senior of DcLand, Hungerford of Win­ Ihe public .tot limited to those quick to say that the Panther Lanes when the Dependable* Cosch Art Scott's eleven is Men’s Golf Association at the one occasion before a fumble yards. coaching staff of Willis Holt, ter Park, Central of Paiatka who are currently bowling to won three from Powell’* OfA Country Club and last week Matthew Gil­ league^ It was reported today tbit favored to grab their sixth win Mid-Florida halted tha effort. Dick Evans, Erneat Bradley Proceeds will go to assist ihe ee Supply, the Goof Off* won Late in tha coateit. Hornet halfback Terry Echols will be of the leaeon to their effort hosted the Women's Assoeia bert of Jacksonville. and Jo* Fair deserve a whop­ three from the Eight Bella and quartorbock Bill Dunn almoit elevated to the SHS varsity to remain undefeated In this, tton to a mixed, 2-hall, best They will be out to big their SWUA In a number of pro­ ping amount of applause. the last place Tortoises swept put Bishop Mooro In front eleven for the remainder of their third season of football. ball tournament. sixth win tonight but they real­ jects for the coming bowling four from the Lead Pins. Although Scott hat not an­ Actually, three teams tied ize they face some tough com­ year. when bo reglttend ■ M-yard the acaion. nounced a starting lineup, he with • best ball total of st in petition from the Trojans. Car­ One of the primary reasons Thanka to heavy bombing by gallop which carried to Sem Is expected to um ends Rex prlsce were awarded on a low ver does not possess an im­ for this cent will be to send Eteanor and Vergil Anderson, laote's M. Prom there BUhop the Dependables put the akida Brooks and Ardte Arndt, tac- gross basis. Moore moved to Um Tribe's pressive record but, according delegates to the state and na to first place Powell’a. Eteanor kies Tim Colbert and Billy 12-yard Hoe and on a fourth Taking second place was to Head Coach Willie Holt, the tional women's bowling con notched a 190/343 and Vergil Murphy, guards Wayne Jacobs and eight situation the clock Mary Daugherty and Chet Zell Leesburg eleven is always up vcntUni. a 222/373. The Betts family and Jim Saucer, center Char­ era with a 1U white third place for their coatests with Crooms. In addition, on the night of ran out os Duao passed out of stole the show for Powell's aa lie Beasley, Jim Courier at the Harvest Ball ooe of the bound* on a fake field goal The Trojans came up with winners were Juanita Coding Ralph hit 194. Ella rolled e Ghosts, goblins and critters quarterback, BUly Mlkler and ham and Eric Dalimsn with a effective defensive tactic* dur­ league queen candidates will try. 17S and Carolyn came through crowned—Miss Bowling '8I-'9S. The Hornets picked up 10 invaded the fairways of May- Bruce Dowlaa at the halves ter. ing the past two seasons to with 169. and Ted Bellhoru at fullback. Presently each league has first downs while holding the fair Country Club when the offset Crooms and tonight's The Goof Off* sunk the Eight So far this season Oviedo’s Next week the senior men contest Is no exception. nominated a candidate to vie Remlnoles to nine. Bishop tad Ire of the Sanford Women'* plan a 2-man, 2-ball best bail Balls in three to move into a Moore gathered in 1ST yard* Golf Association, attired in only blemish is a 9 4 tla with affair. Offensively, Ihe Trojans for the title. tie for second place with the on tha ground plus It in the traditional Halloween garb, the Umatilla Bulldogs, In haven't been able to accom­ Mrs. Betty Johnston, chair­ Dependables. Fran Mortoe shot other tills thiy have register air for a total of 30B while teed off for their weekly La­ plish much but during the past man in charge, hat advised 1ST and Verna Bolton came ed wins over ZephyrhUli, Cres Seminole got lit on U>e ground dles Day tournament. two games with Crooms they­ that the Harvest Balt will be through with 190/302 series. cent City, Ocoee, Crystal Rlv and 31 in the air on four cum ’ ve been able to put together held on an annual basis. Bob Workman rolled 112/321, Winners In the nine-hot* er and Clermont. pletions out of nine tries. The enough points with an effec­ all for the Goof Offs. Teens tournament were: Clues A, Scott says hla club la phy llorneta completed one aerial tive defense to slop the Pan­ Dean Ready Armao and Phil Zeull rolled Pancheun Mi-Ruberta; Class 11, slcally and mentally Mi for In aavaa to****. thers. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) 19t and 191, respectively, for Burton was Scmlnola’s top a tla batwaan Jo McDaniel and Saturday night's game. NEW YORK (UPD-Bowllag Tha ranthers ere fired up Flojd Dean, who recently re the Eight Balia. Jimmie Livingston, Class C, Bellhorn, tha Lions' fullback, ground man with 33 yards. Green, a school that has come for tonight's encounter. Ro­ covered from a knee operation, The Tortoises won four from Sparkman has 30, Hinson 23, Peg Billups and Clast D, Thel­ leads the club to ground yard on with a rush, has supplanted bert Walton, Lew s Wither­ will he revdy to (ill a line­ Ihe Lead Pins to rllmb out of >ge. Prank Whlghim 13. Chuck ma Vose. spoon, John Knight. Ed Brown, backer berth for the San Fran­ the cellar as Weiiie Dominy FsrtedOraft Athletic Director Paul Silk­ Nebraska aa the nation's top Ernest Neal Ernest Payne Scott nine and Sonny Meaier Costume* were judged at cisco Forty Ninrn when they rolled a 297/327 and Pete Dug­ running turn and triple-threat ier said the contest Is slated on*. Far tha Hornete, Dunn's tha luncheon following tourn­ Tulsa continues to lead three and Robert Jackson will be take on the Baltimore Colts In gan rolled a 191 '330. Sue JackTO waa tops followed by Hy ament. Prists were awarded to get under way at I p.m. |a National Football League son rolled a steady 171/479 (or offensive categories, according ready to see action. noiki'a S3. Wrebla had 39 and tha following: Moat Hollothe Lead Pins. to the official major college Tonight's sffsir will not be game Sunday. Croy 23. waenish, Peg Biilupa: most football statistics released to­ a Florida Big Nine North Con Next Friday night tha Sem original, Keen Ivey; prettiest, ference game. day. laatos travel te Lyman for a Fran Goodman: ugllsat, Doris Bowling Green, undefeated aoa-coaf*reace affair with tha Spencer; funniest. J a c k ! * FOR to six games, bounded to the Grubbs Suffers Crawford, and cutset, Jimmie ALL WINTER Gladys Edwards tallied a top to long leap*. The Fslcons DALLAS (UPI) — Howard Livingston. 173/415 high series while were 10th three weeks ago, Grubbs, executive secretary of Almaden Open Next Wednesday play will pacing Sheppard Oil to a then seventh, and second last the Southwest Athletic ConiferIAN JOSB, Calif. (UPI) - start to tha first round play three-point win ever Dennis week before assuming the lead ence, waa admitted to Metho­ Call us far servlet Tear Lama sad Xaa Venturi, of tha Florida Stats Bank and MartJndal* to tha Shoot­ with a average of 37.2 yards dist Hospital Thursday aftCT and PHIIHEAT, tha he auffered a heart attack. a pair af Saa Francisco bay Tournament Pairings will be ing Stars League at Jet per game. Ant-clou homo heating aru favorites who want oa to potted in locker room by Lanes. Sue Pruitt had high oil from Phillips 68. International lama, bead the Saturday. First round must be series for Dennte and Martin- T om don't have to he a 'Hot Rod Buff to enjoy thin a weal to. cast la tha US,too Almaden completed by Friday. date with a 172/445. Here’s all Ik* featerto Bated helawt Open golf tournament that got a Powor-AIr Btower f rtlaaal) under way today aa a rainRead * m over — a v a up k* 26% an feel 223 H.P. 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LAUREL SANFORD |atrlot* Saturday night. 332-0852 Baby Seminoles Tilly 134) Win Over Edgewater 'Hounds Seek Upset I 5 Abort Sports Panthers Look To Sixth Win Oviedo Tackles Central Catholic Mid-Florida Pair Win Mixed Tilt Women Bowlers Planning Dance Dependables Pul Skids To Powells Itfe JFjBlS__ Florida Bank Tourney Slated for warmth without waste I Bowling Green Top Runners Sheppard Oils Post 3-Point Win COMFORT O u tita R M IMPERIAL Strickland-Morrison, Inc. M A C ’S O IL COMPANY, IN C . LEE BROTHERS / �* 1 f i. \ » 1 * :* - >~V tyenf- f o XZ.-J R ^ ^ e /n // l^ i ~ ftinfprb V m I t Fri. O ct 80, ’*4— Page 7 Burl Ives A t Rita Burl Ive*, star of W alt DUney's toneful ftaturt pic­ IN BLAKE EDWARDS* "A Shot in the Dark,** opening Sunday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre, through United Artiata release, Peter Sellers plays a bumbling policeman. Elke Som­ mer stars as the murdering maid in this Mirisch Corporation presentation in Color by Deluxe and Panaviaion. Peter Sellers Featured Blake Edwards’ " A Shot in beautiful blonda and a string tha Dark” starring Feter Sel­ o f murders. lers and Elka Summer, will The management reports begin its local engagement at that starting this Sunday and tha Movieland Drive-In Thea­ c o n t i n u i n g each Sunday tre Sunday fo r a three-night through fall and winter. “ Ear­ run. ly Bird” ehowa are planned The Mirisch Corporation with the box office opening presentation for United A rt­ at 5:45 and the show begin­ ists release Is a free-wheeling ning at 0:15 p.m. comedy sbout a bumbling Regular 7 p.m. starting French police Inspector, a times will be observed dur­ ing the other nights. /\^io v i u f i m f ) RiDf-IN IM1A1R TON1TE A SA T. CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN WITH US AND ENJOY THESE 3 BRAND NEW HORROR HITS No. 1 At 7:13 Only "NIGHTM AHE” No. 2 At 9:00 Only “ THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN” In Blood • Color No. 3 At 10:45 Only “ THE VAMPIRE AND THE BALLERIN A” These Feature* NEVER Been Shown Sanford Before A ll New Hits Hava In . . . ! I l Co-featured with “ A Shot in tha Dark” la "A n A ffa ir to Remember” and stars De­ borah K err and Cary Grant. Wednesday and Thursday will bring “ Marriage-GoRound” with Susan Hayward, James Mason and Julie Newm er end "The Mountain Road” with Janice Stewurt. A triple frature will wind up this week’* programing. PROVEN To be ihown are "H ey There, It’s Yogi Bear,” a full length animated feature; "The Sev­ enth Devrn,” starring William Holden; and "F .B .L Code 98,” (tarring Ray Danton. BROOKS NO DIRT NEWTON, Mass. (U PI) — Crystal Lake, a popular swim­ ming area, la kept clean and fresh by an artificial babbling brook. Nature's helper Is a water flow Inducer called the AquaGuard. Its function—to decon­ taminate the lake—f* per­ formed by etrpping up the natural circulation of water when hot weather and heavy usuaga combine to form a breeding place for bacteria. Utilizing a 10-horsepower submersible motor, the device hai a displacement capacity o f 2 million gallons per hour. M AN AG ER IAL ABILITY as Sanford's ACTING POSTMASTER GUY ALLEN TA X ASSESSOR Pd. Pol. Adv. COMING SD N . - MON. - TUES. COME EA RLY TO OUR SUNDAY SEMINOLE COUNTY ft EARLY IllRD SHOW "O N SUNDAYS SHOW STARTS AT 6:15 P.M. COME EARLY . . . HOME EARLY Sunday Mala Frature 4:13 A 10:30 MON. 7:00 A TUES. A 11:15 BLUE GRASS SHOWS MON„ NOV. 2nd THRU SAT., NOV 7th CHILDREN S DAYS TUESDAY ft WEDNESDAY — OPEN 4 P.M. MERCHANTS’ DAY THURSDAY — OPEN 4 P.M. . r* V Saturday eight is good old Halloween—a time o f fun for kids and grown-ups alike and Seminole County's nightspots a r t planning all klndi of gaycty and frolic for all you big and delighted with tha e y e ­ popping costume* w o n b y th# cut* buccaneer gal w tkreaaee in th# cocktail touaga, which la called tha Flratas Don . . . the bartender* In plrato cos tum ei and Um dining room waitresses In their rod and white sailor suits. Watch for the grand opening—you’ro gon­ na* lots III * a e DON'T FORGET about the Friday nlgJt fish fry at tha P in e c m t I n n - serving alt you can eat o f those delicious fried fish, grits, hush puppies, beans, slaw and french fries. A »pe rial prtco for children 11 and under, makes it really easy on your purse and no one goes away hungry. * You’ll lauph. yo>/0 a y , you'll ting, son, rommodus, (Christopher Plumm er); his daughter, Lu­ cille (Sophia Loren); ns well ■s Livius (.Stephen Boyd), on* o f his top generals. That night, two things oc­ cur which ignita th* ciupiia's sudden downfall; th* Emper­ or telle hie daughter that lor the sake o f th* empira sne must merry King Sohamus (dm a r Shurif) of Armenia; also, h* remarks to Llviu* that Commodus, hi* son, is not worthy to become hia suc­ cessor, and Instead, he wants Livlua to become emperor, Aurelius suddenly dies, an I without proof that he wanted Livlua as his successor, there is no choice hut to name Commodue as lha new Caesar. Commodus finally dora take over, and with hia ascent t j tha throne, tha Roman Em­ pire start* tumbling down­ ward. Th* feature film will be shown daily a t 2:19, 5:20 and 8:37 p.m. * a rou nr J you'll lo— yourhoart to ... Freddie's Stank House Central Florida's Oldest ft Finoat THE If you haven't seen anything ■bout tho Club Diamond lately, it's because they are busy filing up aomethtag new and special for their customers. You'll bo bearing about U toon. * * is coining! * JEAN AND ROCCO Moraillo, owners of Jcan 'i Spaghetti House in Orange City, w ith to advise their customer* that thay'hrtU now bo opon seven days a week; from 4 to 10 p. m. Mondays and Tuesday*, and from 11 a. m. 'til 10 p. m. th* m t o f the week. Their ad featuring th* week's special wiU appear In The Sanford Herald on Wednesdays. They also wish to remind all their friends that ptsza Is always a specialty of the house. Visit them soon. • * • ^Tdif COtnJs CAFETERIAS (peelot •* 10-ee. Mew York lie Tootdoy I*seine Ivee tela Strip cooked tael *e yeer order let only 79*. Tbertdey W*M I* “ (easily ei«bt~ «* k b e . dew •arts (*r all. Mu* lotordoy Mgbl it “ sleoh nipbt1* • a hip tk-lb. Tl*m,*el« Mere tea * Steak looked t# year order fee eafy $ 100 . erCeeeeituy lUNOMOM, II AM.. 3, It P M OUWM. OOfM. George's i 3 TAVERN COR. Htk 4k FRENCH — HW Y. IT-93— SANFO RD — BAR ft PACKAGE BEER M MIXERS ALL Your Favorite Brands At A Prico You're Glad To Pay . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THB CASE — Plenty Of Free Parking — — JIM SPENCER'S — RE STAU RAN T and COCKTAIL LOUNGR ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 18.25 CHAR . BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS YOUR aweai as a nnl) ROYJAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy th* way w* prepare t h e m !. . . they are NOT French F ried!) COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Labeler Tails and Reyal Red Shrim p) FROG LEGS CHOICE $ 2 95 Saateed In Melted Butter UNDER T H E UMBRELLA A Variety O f Fin* Cheese* and Meats— Free— To Enjoy While W* Prepare Year Dinner ^ R * i^ jn * a « ^ le o n ^ T v * n * n ^ T v # r ^ T lg ir T ® ^ private partiee up to 50. Sonth French Ave. Sanford Phene FA 3-0331 Get Your Coatuma Ready For Tha Annual onrrjHHRWED--------- h im PARTY APPLE - BOBBIN’ FAVORS PRIZES FUN at jim Sfisiuc£M HW Y. 17-33 SANFORD Saturday Nite, O ct 31 rt.rwaca eoenaird. U. I I le e * m t HNf S f CA/ f f i l NG SI HVI f l IN C I N I U A I f L OHI DA HALLOWEEN PARTY! SAT. NITE OCT. 3Ut — PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN FOR — • • • THE BEST DRESSED THE FUNNIEST COSTUME THE BEST ACT FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! FISH FRY ALL YOU CAN EAT — ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER Call 322-1251 For Reservations (N O RESERVATIONS HELD A FTE R I t F.M.) DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF A TERRIFIC FEATURED DANCE BAND — “THE KEYNOTES” EACH FR I. * SAT. NIGHT — a T I L 13 W E ARE NOW FEATURING ON OUR MENU HEAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI AND M EAT BALLS WITH REAL ITALIAN CHEESE. TASTE TH E D IFFER EN CE ! Co-Feature Sun. — 8:30 Mon. A Tuts. 9:15 IN COLOR DEBORAH KERR CARY G RAN T delicious food aal beverages, s e e JIM SPENCER, who has tom* memorable snapshots of form er HaDowwon partita on the walla there la planning an­ kldil other one for Saturday night. So after the little one* get T bcre'll be prize*, fun and through with their trick or same* and lots o4 good com ­ trailing—get your costume on pany. Th* uiual Gao menu la the dining room o f course, for your gustatory pteaaur*. a a a m m m "AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER** and atari trsatlag yourself! 'Fall' A t Cinema i IIARK The Seram . commit* the perfect B ert W o o te n Eatrrlalee Nightly l a T h e Lamplighter Leungs WITCHES AND GOBLINS will frolic at tha Capri, Sat urday night and you ara Invlt rd to got into your costume and }oin them for Pom Pattiturci hts announced that It's an allout Halloween party. There'll be prizes for the “ best-dressed, the funniest costume and the beat act.” Reiter makes reservations— you don't want to miss th* fun and prists. Dm ca to the music of “ Th* Keynote*” Saturday ELECTION COMING UPI and every Friday and Satur­ day night from S p. m. to mid Politics are the main subject A MOMENT TO REMEMBER— An American o f conversation and an e x cell­ night. vounirster, Bobby Driscoll, meets an American * * * ent place to discuss them la at legend, the great nice horse Dan Patch, in Walt THREE NIGHTS a week the George's Tavern. The com fort Disney's "So Dear To My Heart." The Techni­ Tradrwlnde Cafeteria In Sem of th* bar with your favorite color feature also stars Burt Ives, Beulah Bondi inole Plaza has special treats drinks and the congenial c o m ­ and Luana Patten. A Buena Viata release. for their customers. On Tuee panionship takes out • lot of day evening, you can get a sting and addi more scat to 19 ounce New Y ork sirloin the "discussion.” If things get strip steak, son* to your or too hot to handle, visit the der for a very special price package room and plan your Thursday nights are family parties for after-cloilng hours. nights with free dzsertt for You know you'll be right to everybody end on Saturday visit Geo, ge'a . * a • aleak Is king, with a quarter HERE'S ANOTHER place to pound T-bon* done Just right have a Halloween party Sat for you. s e e urday night! Visit Lake Mon ONE of the most popular roe Inn . . . they’re offering i;>otj in Central Florida fur p r im for the best roitu m cs gourmet dining l i Freddie's and featuring Witch's Stew in Steak Home in Fern Park. the dining room, and Witch's Proof of their first rate cul Brew at the bar. It-w ou ld-b* sine la the return of their a good Idea to phone for r e ­ steady customers who come servations. Bring your favor­ back again and again when ite witch or your best ghoul they want the best for them­ friend and Join the fun at Lake selves or have that VIP guest Monro* Inn. a a • to entertain. • • e MAR LOU Restaurant and The Windjammer Is Just Cocktail Lounge feature* a about ready to dock In Semi­ wida choice of ateaka in sever­ nole County and w e're here to al sites at well n seafood and tell you, there'll be dancing on other delectable items, ami in SOPHIA LOREN AND STEPHEN IlOYD are (he levee! Your tahlc hopper addition you can enjoy music, shown during a romantic interlude in Sumuel had the privilege o f attending entertainment, and dancing Bronston’s production for Purumount, "Tlio Fall a pre opening wind-ding there five nights a week, eseept Sun­ Of The Roman Empire,” which is now show­ Wrdnesday at the invitation of day and Monday from 9:30 ‘ III ing at Casselberry's Seminole Plaza Cinema. hosts Dick end Donna lllgley 1:30. Lou Rotai la your host Samuel Broneton's mam­ whereby all member nations and cam e away much impress­ and invites vou all to come out moth spectacle, “ The Fall Of will live under th* earns law ed with the atmosphere, the for good fun and food. The Roman Empire,” in Ul­ ■a equals. tra Panavislun and Technicol­ Present at this historic or, now playing at the Semi­ nole Plata Cinema in Uais«l- gathering is the Em perm’s berry. With a itar-studdrd caet headed by Sophia Loren, Stephen Boyd, Alec Guinness, James Mason, Chrlatophtr i lummer, Anthony Quayle, John Ireland, Mel Ferrer and Omar Sharif, “ The Full O f Thu Roman Empire” Is tha *Ury o f Rome’s historic de*-cnl from the height o f civ­ ilization to the ilrpthe o f de­ spair. One hundred and eighty years after the birth o f Christ, the Roman Empire was at the height o f its power under Emperor Marcus Aurelius (Alee Guinness), However, the Emperor, with his healtn failing and aware that hit time le short, eummona all the rulers o f the land, and in a stirring epcerh urge* their support fur a united empira .'*-£>1 By M U * A udi London's famed Royal Festi­ val Musie HalL Ha has appeared in a good ture, “ So Dear to My Heart,” many othar Important motion and which opened Thursday pictures. Ha has half a dozen a t tht Rita Theatre, It famed albuma out o r in tha process, a s a balladier. Carl Sandburg and hundreds o f records, In­ taid he la the alghtleat ballad cluding that long-standing singer o f this or any century. favorite, • Blue Tall Fly.” The plaintive movie, filled In a series o f achoonars, the with music, laughter and leteet a 45-footer, he has al­ heart warming drama, con­ most literally aailad the sev­ tinues through Wednesday. en The versatile M r. Ivee it even more than a balladier. Ha ta also one o f tha beat character actors around, a writer o f book*, an experi­ enced deep-aca tailor and a filer. An Invetrate traveler, he has let records wherever ha has appeared, on concert atago and In eupper club. Ilia tours havt taken him to Eng­ land, Scotland, Italy, Sweden, Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand and Hawaii. Ives has taken hie folk songs to eoma o f the highest strongholds o f great music. Including Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C., Symphony Hall In Boston, Town Hall in New York, the San Francisco Opera House, the Lot Agelea Philharmonic Auditorium, and V '- i . Menu Include*: Cola Slaw French Frien Baked Beam Grila Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned ft Operated By *- TICMNtCOtOA* -•'* Caphi ■ '• H I PLUS W A L T DISN EY’S SHORT SUBJECT “ N A TU RE’ S 8TR A N G E ST CREATU RE” 50*MON. r:,L . 03 5C* FRI. RESTAURANT ft COCKTAIL LOUNGE Sanford Phona 322-1251 2.">ll Park Dr. Maaia* ft Bob Hancock Rwy- 17-33 8*. Sanford Ffc. FA 2*5945 4 I •' f �Tech Representatives Wives C lu b Patricia H. Davis Engaged To M a rry N am ed A t Business Luncheon Meet of Mr. and Mr*. H a * H. Sni­ der, of SUv«r Spring, Md. Ttm wuddiag win be an m o t of Taesday, No*. 10, «t 7:31 io tfao m U t f at the Tint Presbyterian Cburcb of I n ford with th* Err. Grom Sewell officiating. FflOowiag tbo wadding, a racaption win bo bold at tbo homo at tbo brido’a parents, 303 Catalina Drira. All friend* of tbo young eoaplo o n Invited to attend (bo wedding and re­ caption. heat# of Mr*. Fay Matron for oocfcUU* and appatlaora. Tbo ■ala coon* of ahrimp and chicken cony waa aemd by Walt and Joann* Bobaaaoa at tbair Kbigiwood Court bom*. Kay and Art Loo boated tbo daaaart and party that foDowod at their bom* In Longwood. Door prfte* war* awarded daring the evening and tbo lucky winner* were Mr*. Paul (Betty) Lewi* and Duffy HutBtiabeo* and buibands at­ tending war* Mr. and Mr*. Walter Gardner, Mr. and Mr*. Gary Halm and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jennings. Other couple* attending wen Walt and Joanna Bohannon, Stern and Sherry Bolt*, Don and Jan Cahill, A! and Sbarrun Davis, Jaek and Betty Erickson, Bob and Jo Kuhlka, Tom and Pat Largen, Art and Kay Lea, Bob and Betty Mc­ Kee, Bandy and Nancy Rey­ nolds, Rick and Mann Walker, Pay* Stetson and Duffy Hut­ ton. W.A.8 .P.8 . IS THE NAME CHOSEN for th# newly organized club o f Navy Tech Representatives wives. Th* group recently assembled at Jim Spencer's for their second mooting. Pictured from the left are Cindy Par* sons, president; Mary Ellen Hughe*, vice president; Mary Jo Loftua, sec* retary-treasurer; Dorothy Wade, hospitality chairman and Katie Kent, telephone chairman. The Sanford Story League His And Her Club Chuluota To Meet Monday Tells Old Halloween Tales Wieboldt's Ghoets, black sets, witches and other Halloween spirits decorated the Caueua Room of th* First Federal Savings and loan Building recently as the Sanford Story League met for an evening lilted with ghost <DCD<D<I)V£> CDCDCDCD© (§) ® ® ©\® ® 0 ® ® CD ® ® ® ® ® \® @) ® © © (D © <D<*) © ® ®\® ® © © © © TYPEWRITING SELF TAUGHT A saw approach to tracking tha typewriting Inurh aystrm. Title m b pact booklet enables yms Is type aa you read. No ■apenble* required. Method appeal* to atudrnts, and adult* *f all ages. Band St t* TYPEWRITING, P. O. Bos 171, Sanford, Fla, BLEEPWEAR BY Hanes rO R INFANTS A CHILDREN tja h h sd t’A Downtown Hanford's Complete Department Store Ulee. Th* president, Mr*. Betty Snyder, presided over the bus­ iness meeting and announced that the "Short Story Index" had arrived at the public li­ brary. The reference Is being presented to th* Sanford Pub­ lic Llbrtry because of Its centrsl location and availability to all of Semlnolo County school students. The league al­ so voted paesenL subscrip­ tions for the use of county school librarians. Mrs. Snyder announced that the league will resume giving the traditional Christmas Chil­ dren’s Party, and this year the party will be held at the Civic Center on Dec. 12. After the business meeting, the lights were dimmed and Mrs. C. R. Jones, program chairman for the evening, told a thrilling and chilling old Alabama ghoit tala with a surprise ending. Mrs. n. F. Moule delighted (he members and guests by sharing a children’s story, "The Little Lost Cat and the Very Small Witch." Mra. Mildred Wagner of Or­ lando, and a former member of the Detroit Story League, and Mra. O. E. White, a for­ mer member of the Sanford league, were welcomed *a guests for the evening, With Halloween In mind, Mra. R. W. Tench. Mra. R. C. Long and Mrs. W. L, Roche, hoiteasee, served appropriate and delicious refreshments of decorated cup cakes, apple cider, candy and nuts. M CC R O R Y ’S 1 r EAST FIRST ST. j SANFORD, FLA. OPEN SUNDAY 12:30 TO 5:30 P.M. BOYS’ OR GIRLS* ... AMERICAN FLYER Bicycles *28” SPECIAL ASSORTMENT SUPER EDGE STAINLESS STEEL KITCHIN Knife AT e THESE PRICES GOOD j | Church Class To g Meet Tuesday | The Daughter* of Wcaley Sunday School Cloia of the 4 First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday evening, Nov. 3, § at 7:30 at McKinley Hall with MISS DAVIS i # . 1 P fc * | \M WL Nylon Hose IQ c ^ # Y* SPECIAL — EXTRA VALUE THROUGH Chrlatmu Cards SUNDAY, 1 M YARD VALUES TO 95.99 YARD By Mrs. M. L. Tihann Tbs Laks Monro# 4-H Handy Helpers Club will meet at tb* County Health C 11 n I e at French Avanu* and Ninth Stm t at 4:15 p.m. on Mooday, Nov, 7. Health Nuts* Mrs. Hutd* Klbbo will show the girls ■round the clinic and then will teti them of the nurses* duties at the clinic. She will also give the girls a tatk on health care. The girls should bring thslr note books to take notes so they can be put in their record books for later The group has entered an ed­ ucational exhibit in the Amer­ ican Legion Fair which opena oa Nov, 3. 15 la hoped every member will visit the fair and see their exhibit. Myrtle Har­ ris is the chairman of the ex­ hibit. Dr. C. L. Park Jr. FULL BOLTS 4 , WOOLENS $1 1 YARD 60" WIDE Mohair Loops re?. $5.99 $3.99 yd. Printed Wool rear. $4.99 $3*49 yd. Waahabl* Wool r nUnMUnC rm nu OnCAM Buy * yem* auppty Of tw* velvety vanishing atom that soothes, smooths, moletoritaa your hande-hoops (ham holding lovaty-wtth *N th* b*n*flta of 10400 natural aatroganie hormone units par ounce. And nevar goto techy or grassy about HI 4 oc. rag. UIW DIMH LUIIUH To hasp al of yo« ailfcsn softawon dm. rough ttbows, knaaa, hatta. Https protect your onkr* body agttnat drying and chapping. Https protact your antire family, tool Dispenser lop for aas* appHcotion 12. oc. $240 >ttuo Mow | 1 A eg, $2.99......... .... $2.79 yd. YOU’LL FIND MANY TO CHOOSE FROM 3 The Uniform and Blouse Must < 45” Wide White Rear. $1.00 Yard Value 1 To 10 Yard Lengths Guest Speaker Of Catholic Women TO U C H TO N ’S REXALL DRUG N ew Arrivals UNBLEACHED M U SLIN T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" The Al! Souls Catholic Wom­ en’s Club will hold tha Novem­ ber meeting, Monday, Nov. 3 it the Parish Hall. Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall By Donna Estes All women of the parish are And "Ernl*’* Mills Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ulrich Invited to attend and Dr. CharCOR. lot * MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 of Martin Avenue in Oakland lea L. Park Jr. will speak on Estates, announce the arrival respiratory diseases. of a baby boy, Thomai Anth­ ony. born Oct. 13. at the Win­ ter Park Memorial Hospital. Young Mr. Ulrich was chris­ tened Sunday at the Church of the Nativity In Lake Mary, and ha worn the same dress which hls great grandmothers children were christened in. and has bean used for over 30 years In tha family. The paternal grandparents ■re Mr. and Mrs. H. Ulrich. I*ng (aland, N. Y., and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. William MeVay oi North Orlando. The mater­ nal great grandparents ara Mr. and Mrs. George Sommer of North Orlando. When warming leftovers, us* tha double boiler or a sauce­ pan in a pan of hot water. Spaghetti, gravy and rice need lea* liquid if cooked over in­ direct heat and will retain fla­ voring better. I let *f soap (soft) and near# “rsnl delng" te gat it claaal Now that ks nomathtag yaw don’t kavo U warn about at WKS-KAY! Yew can wank M O R R clothe* C L E A N B R and CHEAPER at WE8-KAY. Want p r o o f ? If so* AREN'T washing al WE8KAY bring thla ad and I’ll wash a load of cloth** far you FREE! What kavo you got to loo*? Wouldn’t you go a liltl* farther to got th* MOST ^ 'lu n c 'k o u K : . C J ^ 11 0 0 J yards FOR 1 NEW CHRISTMAS APRON BORDER PRINTS ^ pn K M9 I % 9 t i CONE MILLS 1 To 10 Yard Length* Value* To tl.98 Yard r ; % 3 ASSORTED £ COTTONS a 1 To 10 Yard) _ Values To 99c Yd 1 HOMESPUN Solids & Prints No Prettier Shoes CONE MILL’S i DOESKIN SUEDE i Anywhere • *14M Air Conditioned Lauagt 9MM 9 ‘YD. % * *1 29 YD. H W Y 17 & 92 NEAR MAITLAND DOWNTOWN * Rat. 11,88 Yd. Vain* Rag. 11.88 Yd. VahM F * l Bohn Foil Bohn Z O ( H O BOX NOV. VALUES TO $4.99 YARD CONCORDS LADIES’ 8EAMLE8S S PR. — 11.00 Mr*. R. B. Monroe serving aa chairman of the hostesses. 60" WIDE Anklets LARGE ASSORTMENT NYLON OR COTTON 4K» TO 11 COME IN A ND SEE PRICES | O N WOOLENS A N D OTHER „ FALL FABRICS T H A T l W O N ’ T BE S T A Y I N G * AROUND LONG. § FULL BOLTS LADIES' A CHILDREN'S C A J V EACH " T # The November meeting of the Chuluota Hla and Her Gar­ den Cub will be held at the home of Mr. and Mra. Russell J. Hammond, 371 Fourth St., on Monday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. Mra. Jo* Battle, president of the Oviedo Garden Club, will be the guest speaker. Her sub­ ject. the planting, growing and care of camellias, has been one of her apecial interests. Mrs. Battle, well versed in the flora of Central Florida, oper­ ated a successful nursery for a number of years aa a hobby. Although no longer In this field, her main Interest la In the growing and planting of the many beautiful ahrubi ami trees which thrive in this area. First Methodist SANFORD FERN PARK, FLA. warn save mam ■* % �* Concert Series Preparations PcticlU art p o ii« l In many j Several families, who waat |experience • Sanford homo to Jot In tho |their children to know and |d u ds .Dr. d a tii o f ths Mutual Conesrt Series as ths winter social Beaton quickens and social calendars are becoming all too full. This season prom ises,to b? an Melting one with special appeal, not only to adults, but to the younger set as well. The Burks Family Singers, who are scheduled to appear on television on Christmas Eve, will provide an enchant­ ing evening in March for all age groups. But many moth­ ers and fathers ars taking the opportunity to g o as a family unit and h iva bought family memberships. Such a family are the Gar­ land Spencer Hardens who plan to attend this year as they have dune several sea­ sons In tho pest. Peggie Har­ den's mother, Mrs. R. R. Pip­ pin who teaches piano ami o f course loves music, has been attending the concerts ever since they were inaugerated a number o f years ago. Easter le the oldest o f the Christian festival*. tau*'**’' in- 1 Barks, Mr. and Mrs. Jamas i Joe Davis, Lt. and Mrs. C. C. Uca. O. L. |E. Bites, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan |Fitspatriek, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gielow, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hemphill, Lt. and Mrs. Kermit Jamlssn, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McLauchlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mebant, Jr.—just to nam# a few. Too, wiso hoatesaea who are always searching for fresh ami interesting ways to en­ tertain, are already planning S'-lfT Jvr* a email dinner parties before . i or after c—! of ths dramatic or musical evenings. After aU, ona doesn't have to bo in Ban Francisco or New York to attoad ths theater and en­ joy good food and exciting eonvenation, for H a n f o r d abounds In luvoly hostesses who ran provide n perfect setting for both. Pretty party dresses are being put aside in closets by patrons at the series with Its Comedy and Conflict, Stetson Concert Chair and Burke CAROL HARDEN, center, interrupts her grandmother, Mrs. R. R. Pip­ Family Singers will afford pin left, and her mother, Mrs. Garland Spencer Harden, right, during a a wonderful background and coffee break to aolicit their advice on the frock she hue chosen to wear to a complement to their wear­ the opening of the Sanford Mutual Concert. The.se three generations have ers owners. been enthusiastically enjoying the Concert Series for years. As ths drive goes Into its final week soma of tho pa­ trons who h i v e already bought their memborshipe In­ clude: Mrs. Guy Allen, Sin. 8. Terhont, Mrs. Camilla D. Brace, Mr. and Mrs- John Burton, IIIsa Sarah Burns, Andrew J. and Lulclle Pen­ Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Burns, nington, formerly o f CrestMrs, Jack Burney, Lortng The Genera] Business and view, la northwest Florid s, Burgees, Mrs. Kerfott Bry­ CLEANED AND SET land, Sr., Mrs. Jeannette Chastain, Mr. and Mrs. Ran­ dall Chase, Mrs. Marguerite f oraaU, Mr. sad Mis. R. Staf­ ford Derby, Edith Jana Dod­ son, Mrs. Fred Dysoa sad Mrs. (forge Fouser. REGISTERED REAL E8TATB BROKER Knows Property Values TAX ASSESSOR PAID POLITICAL AD V ia Woman’s Club WIGS ant. Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Bauder. Mr. and Mrs. Joo Baker. Mis. Nancy Brock, Mrs. J. H. Brodie, Jr, Mrs. Georgia Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Jos Corley, Mr. and Mrs. R F. Cooper, Mrs. Meek Cleve­ JOE DAVIS YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY STATE REPRESENTATIVE For: Effective ond aggressive representation BEST QUALIFIED: By experience and active participation in public and community affairs • Practicing Attorney • Former Special Agent FBI • Serving First Term Hesse *# Representat lies • Pres. Seminole Cssaty Ear Association • .Member Americas, Florida, Seminole Cssaty Bar Aseoclatioa • Gradiate Stetson L'elvarsity BA • Proa. Mean ShcKaa Sanford Memorial Library • Graduate Htctsea University College of Law Ll.lt. • U.S. Navy, World War II • Active .Member First Baptist Charch. Hanford • Director—Seminole County Chamber Of Commerce DEMOCRAT For State Representative Reservations To Be In Monday Civic Department of ths Wom­ have corns to North Orlando an's Club of Sanford will hold and ars now owners o f 201 the regular meeting on Wed North Edgemoo Ave. Penning­ ton is with the Florida State netday, Nov. 4. Hostesses will be Mrs, N. V. Division of Correction and SETTING ONLY was recently transferred to the Farmer, Mrs. Lorraine Gra­ Oviedo Road Prison. ham, Mrs. Norris Plank, Mri. With Pennington Is stepson. Herbert Behrens, Mra. Roy Tommy Jenkins, 21; their SHAPING EXTRA Partin and M n . Fred Harris. daughter-in-law, Patricia Da­ The program will be "M edi­ vis, and grandchild Cynthia FOR APPOINTMENT Ann, three, Cindy’s daddy Is care and Care for the Aged," CALL 322-4913 a storekeeper, third class, and ami Dr. Charlei L. Park Jr. li now In tthool In San Diego, will be the speaker. hut li expecting to ship out in Luncheon will be served at the ocar future. Tbat'c why noon, and reservations should Pat and Cindy earn* back to Hair Styling Halo* he made by noon, Monday, atay with the folks. Andy, himself, put la 2ii 2201 S. Park Ave. Nov, 2, by calling M ri. Wade y e a n with Undo Sam 's Navy Shcely at 323-0373. aervlng aboard the USS Iowa amt the USS Lexington. He w ii In aulded Missile School in San Francisco when he was retired, but, prior to that, he made a tour of duty here at Sanford Naval Air Station from tftM to 1WB. Both M n . Pennington amt RENTAL APPLIED TO Pat are employrd by Sanford PURCHASE OF INSTRUM EN T. Manufacturer!, Inc., on West H e lp in g K e e p V* AMERICA POWERFUL TRIAL PURCHASE PLAN MUSICAL BAND INSTRUMENTS . ^ J j^ However you voU, you vote for Freedom! BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP YQXIi—ami your woke is beard. P O N T V Q IT ,-and you are mute. V O T E -and yon mmiie democratic control over your representatives WHITE RAIN P O N T V O T E - and TOO are no. represented. UROXODENT V O l E —and you give your candidate the support he needs. P O N T V O T E —and you have no right to rompiain about the outcome, PLASTIC V O T E —and y«MJ protect your uxmnotional rights. HOUSEHOLD P O N T VCTIT. - and you ignore your moat effective weapon (or (rccduiu. V O T E -and vow or* governed by foment DQNT._V.QIT—and you oregoverned by default ONLY Urge your family, your friend*, your aiaocUtca *o consider the candidate and the issues—and to vote in every election, local and national. P R O T E C T Y O U R R IG H T T O VOTE - BY V O T IN G I 230 COUNT LONG PLAY WHILE THEY LAST FIVE POUND FRUIT CAKE fijumcAeAi L IG G E T T -R E X A L L D R U G PINECKEST SHOPPING CENTER GORDON KELLETT HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD PHONE 322-7913 *L i i t lU r �h f l ltt-FYi. Oct Ifl, *S4 dtiqhliqhti M A S ABSTt .Da yaa ; tttok B la Bair far a sehaal . ha gfua a « M aa - T tt aba * rafaaaa to taka a ■tewer ; to tha aada with efefct other i Rtoto and tha gym leather toft a s than I have ashed for ho dooaat for tt. Tha other day be - '* ' • DEAR VOICE; This com­ plaint baa beta voiced la ; my eatuam Were by par­ seta aad atadaata thean •aolvos. I agree with you. I realise that aty opinion win wia am few friends on school boards, but It aaoma ■to mo that aoma arrange­ ments eooM bo made for 1those children who desire privacy. Petition your local school mothers, and ators power to youl - Classified I was bora hi Now York hors aS my Ufa. Many hamignat Puerto Rleaas have tha saate asam and 1 think that la what bothers bar. She is putting am through graduate school, as aatsraUy I dent weal to upset anything by mak­ ing any demands right now. Can you advise mat WITHHOLD MY NAHS DEAR WITHHOLD: Yon are saying that sines year wife is putting yea through college, you an hi no posi­ tion Is auks any damaada right now. Your oomplalut is Justified but your reatniat is wise. Perhaps yaa can call tha signals day—but don’t on tt. e e a CONFIDENTIAL T O SUSIE IN ITHACA: It has bean aald thatW ore oaa. tea train a dag, ana must knew awra than tha dog. 0 0 0 Troubled T Writs to ARBY, Box #9700, Loo An­ geles, Calif, Per a personal reply, enclose a stamped, solf-addrtsaed envelope. 0 0 0 Per Abby’o b o o k l e t , "Hew To Have A Lovely Wedding,1* send SO cents to Abby, Box 8S700, Loo Am gelt., Calif. abend**' F b i U t * " " " l think a few ahowora with aurtalns or doors should ha yrarllid for tha child who ' baa booa taught at homo to buoy bar body peered. I would Uka aoma teamen! an this from yaa and other parents, please. ONE MOTHER'S VOICE DEAR DOUBTFUL! Se fir, all yon know about bint la that ha la ftnanma, Iona* aoma and Interested la you. Is ha married! U ao, don’t Wt kin gat any ehtmmtor. If not, you couldn't order a bettor aet-op. o o o DEAR ABBYs I am 19, single and (I'm told) at­ tractive. I bars a little problem with my milkman. U | Map." Thu remedy spots tovlude Bab Newhert’e tubmarina commaadar routiae, a psyehtetoirt akatch by Doai da Lulaa aad Bifl McCrtcteea aad Alt Buebarald's thaatfbta aa dh T;IM:*g pm CBS. Xswbido. "Canliis." There's s lot sf faafars about this Islng Dsan Martin’s tint dramatic ptarenoo os TV, but if you’ve t e n Urn la fllma It should com* aa no surprise to me him carry off his role as Is modern bidding, there a n all aorta of cuo bids. Borne actually chow firstAAQ1IM fill round control: others merely A«I fttew a strong bead. Ml , North's two-hoart bid waa EABTfB) af this latter else*. Ha waa AS AITS feterestod la a slcra after bis A M I S VAEQIII partner’s takeout double af A Q l l l t t f t AQtl tha opening heart bid and A J I M Wanted to start proceedings AKJ34 at a kw level. Ilia eventual five •ipeda bid asked South to go on to A UTS plx If ho could take the sec­ ond heart and South obliged, Wort North ' While this band is taken IV from "Nonhead on Bidilng** it is fully as InterestPam big as a problem In play as tt la an bidding. Bcuth ruffed the second heart, led a trump to dummy, o f trumps. Ha discarded a ruffed dummy's last heart, diamond on the last trump and played two more round. lead. Then ho pla y.d dum­ J Sun il By Oswald Jacoby my*. king of clube, lad a club to hla ace aad ruffoJ a cluh. Ha had hoped to drop both queen and jack of clube, but did not succeed. Than ha paused to count tha hand. East had shown up with six black cards and either five or ale hearts de­ pending had been from a three or four-card cult. Hence E**t did not hold morn than two diamonds. This did not dlbtnrb South at all. Ho wu ready for a ■queeie against W est Ha led dummy’s U sl trump and dis­ carded a diamond from his own h and W sst was down to three diamonds and the high club, lie could not throw tha high cluh and when he let a diamond g o It established declarer's third diamond as the key trick. tOa J.Jut Woman: When a w ife interrupts for your spouse. But the asm* Whatever she is doing so that pretty picture, night after ■ha can be prettily dressed night, cuuld mak* dull fare When her husband gets home fur him. from work, she may be doing How much mors Interesting him a disfavor. it must be to any man not Thera’s certainty nothing to know eiactly how ha la w rong with looking attractive going to find his w ifs when ha come* home from work. TV RENTAL Ona evening ah* may ba • Salas • Service rushing around happily gatting dinner In a hurry because f a a-m a she has had the most wonder­ leellh taler TV Balm ful afternoon, and as aha hur­ >•*# Hanford Av*. ries about ah* Is as eager as Seminole TV BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS WITH ONE OF T1IE MANY NEW PATTERNS OF VINYL - AHIIF.ST08 JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOOR TILES i y Ruth m uish a child to share her day's espsrleneea. Tha next day she may he in Jtana, working In tha garden or putting t h a finishing touches on the room aha ha* spent the day painting. Another evening may find her stitching up a new dress. Or all dressed up and in a “ Let's have dinner out to­ night'' mood. A w ife like that lan’t spend­ ing her time cresting pretty pictures. She's living her own life and having fun and her husband Is glad to sea her at he finds her. Her enthusiasm over how she has spent the day will be a fur more effective springhonrd for the sharing o f prob­ lems and triumphs than a pretty drea* and a neat hair­ do. New Channel PRICES START AT |c PER TILE MOSCOW (U PI) - WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FHENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 222-5412 "Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems” Moscow la iritis# a third television channel. The newspaper Mo* kovatkiya said tha new outlet wlU broadcast four averting* a week, primarily “ to help those who (tody foreign languages." First Bessemer steal rail rolled in America waa at Chi­ cago in 1*63. QUALIFICATIONS. . . COUNT! OOP CANDIDATE JUSTICE of the PEACE DISTRICT • A Biarara lateraa* to Oar ilaili Ceraty G Chuck) KERN F O Paid PeL Afv. By Chuck Kara I t hangs tv Ms guns. Michael Ansars (beat known as A s noble Co­ chlea) is MartVs noble tar­ get Tksslara Bkkal plays the Isevttablo sewemas who’s on hand to immortalise the MUlag. Laura Davao, oaa of last scum 's Bichat: Booty Show iwgulan, k mars Impressive hare as Aa killer's wife fan important mis) Asa ao saything she did last yptr. Other Important cast members toelude Scott Marlowe, JUmao Navarro, aad af count the caries rogulsn, mors la the background Asa usual. T :4 M :» p.rn. NBC. totemstioaal Showtime. ” Berlin too Romo.” A collection of Inter­ national ators performs a va­ riety af tmpromlvo feats on the lea rink, ranging aU tha way from comedy to tableaux to derring-do, but when you put Atm all together, K still comes out as Just another ieo show. If yee’ve liked them in the past, you’ll enjoy this hour. If ym'vo found thorn tepid, this wont chain* your opin­ ion. The most spectacular stoat finds Desmond Scott pull­ ing a William Tell on skates aid of a glamorous campaign manager (Martha Hyor) who’s also got a personal campaign n P i s-m far aNorirv. nusH v i j * Dosaito arva^iu bar nva political savvy, R's Katy a (to­ lar Btovana) togemiousaasa which strmigbtsns out Motley's campaign and glraa him a shot at victory, and it the m oo time gives bar two mors y u n during which to aegrtra Marlay fee herself. # :» t :M pm. NBC. Bob Hope Pnaoats. ‘Tim Timothy Heist” (Color) A sloppy wild story about tha attempted theft of o priceless pointing Rom n museum which will probably remind yon af a tetfdoaan similar stories without bring oxactly Ilka any of than. Art Camay stars aa n museum curator threatened with having hla part aa a crook siposad unless he cooperates in tha robbery. Marc Law* ranee (a real pro at this sort of rule) plays a wealthy Crook intent on acquiring tlm paintlag by any moans and his moans include the use of an assartincot of art thieves who sre Mi*no to say tha toast sod tocluda Spring Byingtoo and Reginald Denny. Phones ‘m&a v r. « . FRIDAY P. M. Ill# tti Newaeepa ( ! ) Mews, Weather, ■porta (I ) Mewsllaa !:!• (tt lluatlsr • Brinkley (I) The Big Movie (I) Walter Cronhlte T:S# (I ) Taney Derringer <<> Wyett Karp (I) tlawhlile T:t» It) Int. Showtime till tit A (till mi rsm tlr (I) Dob Hope dhow tS) The Entertainers !:*• ( ! ) Valentins’# Day t:IO It) Jack Benny (t ) Uomer Pyla (I) II o'clock High II:** ( i ) Jock Poor (I ) Tho Reporter lilt* (I) Partner* Daughter 11:** <l) Mews (») Nowsltna (I) News, « ports. Wea­ ther tlttl (I ) Thsater of the Star* 11:t# <l> Johnny Carson (Color) (t ) Hhock Thoatsr SATURDAY A. M. t:tl I I* 1:00 T:it MS (I ) It) (S| (t) (*) Mows, Woothsr lunrls* Domsstsr Urow.ro Almonoo Sews On* Way Mirror tfill ( » («1 ft) til* ( ! ) ft ) (I ) l i l t (I ) (t ) t i lt (I) till till t;OS 4:1* *:** lilt 1:1* 1:11 l :t t •:tl T;OI T:tt »:»* 1:1* lit* I t ) IIVD U ld -riorld o 1:11 (t) HIgn On t:2A l i l t (>> Arms* Ths Fence 14:0* IS) Mlslsr Mayor 14:24 <») Itsmor of ths Jungt* 11:11 (1) Major Mercury I II (I) Horns A Allen t:S« (<) Ths lltln show (2) Helene* Fiction Mill It) Major Mercury 11:1* t :lt ( i ) lloctnr IIsolh.’oto (I ) Ttnnosss* Tutsdo It:** (t ) Untlsr Dog (Si gulch draw McOraw (S) Shenanigan* 1t:M 10:1* (II Flrslisll X1.-KN tt) Mlahty Mnsea (t ) Annl* Oskl-y tt:*0 111 Usnnla the Msnsct (I) New Casper Cartoons 11:1* ( ( ) l.lnus ths Ltoaheart Oil IM S (t ) Ths Jstoon* 11:41 »»'. !l»*ny 4 Csott (1) Fury 1:4* HATH HUAY P. Mtl:«* (I) thy King (t ) Hues Uunny Show (2* Touchdown Hopptty Hopper My Frltnd Flick* NBC apt*. IpscUl Mr. Mtgoe NCAA Football I Love Lucy Amsrlcaa Bandstand Advtatart Theater Championship WrestIna (I ) Charity Chon Theater ( ! ) Thsater X (D NFL Countdown to Kickoff IS) Mr. Lucky It) Wlds World e< ■ports (I ) Chomplonohlp Bowlting ft ) Outlaws (I) Ha tho Low (I) Fishing Fan (I) World War I It) Me escape (1) Outer Limits (t ) Jonny gu-et (t) Stony Happy Ritarna (I ) Honitsr Vanocur'a Nows (I ) Control Fla. Show Y «r skin takas on a subtle differ*nee aa you grow older aad you must watch for tt and change your makeup accessoriaa accordingly. Ba wary e< •ra makeup. Bo sura yon bavg g good magnifying mir­ ror, tad eves though you oyigUaati, yon caa om 4:12 (2) Pro Football Report 444 (I ) Toplo (4) (its Future HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFINQ, PAINTING to INSULATING Arrsitf*# Mo* GUARANTEED (2) Christophers (*) Herald o f Truth 1:11 (I) NFL Today l .10 (D Cameo Thsater (D Issues A Answers (*) MFL Hperlsoulor i to 1911 1Ll# 11J# I LIB It toll| S |L M |U B |U g l«toaB|«|LM |tJI|aJ# n la IS |S |IA# |A l l |ATI S# to M |# | M # |K 7I | AT# ■ light touch of eyeshadow as a sort of soft “ backdrop” for your ayes. If your hair is gray and you sleet to remain a "SUverrite1 (my copyrighted name for my gray-hairad, after - forty la diet), you will ftod that tha vary pale makeup ia unflatter­ ing; there ia not enough con­ trast between hair and skto. Powders to a soft pink tone will counteract saUowaass, and pink worn Bear tha toes has a lovely affect The use of vary light shade* of powder tend to make a round face look larger and “rounder And a vary light makeup shows up liats and wrinkles. Remember, a Uttto rouge goes a tong way; touch tt lightly. And do not touch ear lobes and chin with rouge. This to not tor yon. Work at skin care. Use your cleansing cream and use cos­ metic oil to give moisture to that dry, after-forty skto. Se­ lect clothe* sod bate as ele­ gantly a* your podretbook will allow. Beautiful fabrics do things for the mature worn an. Think yourself attractive, think yourself an after-forty beauty — aad yen can bo! Monday — “ Dear Edyth Tteraum McLsod” ( I ) Captila (S) CartoonvtUe (1 ) Today 1:44 (D Exercise for Modern Woman (1) Divorce Court (*> American History *;!* ( D I'artunvlll* 2:14 (41 tturnpor Roum 10:00 (2) Make Room (or Daddy ( D tipanlah (4) Mike Wetlneo 14:14 (2) What'e Thle Hong ( I ) I Love Loop ( D P rl.e te Right 14:11 11 ) NBC .Neve 11:14 (D The M scoye (1) l i s M s l r y l l H (D rut Tho Metoago tlito ( D F ite A Oladyn 12) Jeopardy <21 Minins Unha MONDAY P. JL 11:44 ( » fe y W hse tl:tl 11:11 (I) (D (I) (!) I « * i s f U fe Father K n ow s Best CUB Msws Tralh s r Ceasequeaees (I ) (4) tl:4* (D 11:11 (1) 1:44 (I) 11) 1:11 UN Hello Poe Pickers iesrch (or Tomorrow Usldlss U «k t MDC Mows Reporl air) Tstk Mevs. Editorial end W osliier (I ) Movie ID Fecus (4) a . The WerM Ferae (1 ) Science 1:11 (D NDC Newe Deyert IM (1) PieeverS (2 ) Loretta T eaag 1:14 (D MeveUns 1:11 (D III* l l ' (1) (2) 2:11 (2) 2:2* <l> (D (» ) 1.1* (l> 1:14 (1) (D (*> lite ( i ) ID (•> (I) 4:24 ( t ) (I) 4:21 ARC Newe Tat Doctors Art Lleklsttse Day la court Lise Mower* Another Wort* Ts Tstt ths Treth Oeesrel Hoositel Desales BdvsrSa Toe Doe't Sey Ths Toung MerrloJe Ths Edge o f Might r u Metes ~ Trsllm estee Sesrst HOC Msws Ths Boot o f Orouohs Usets W e lt 1:44 (I ) Hoehunt (1 ) Wells F orgo (4 ) M sgtlle Oorrtlle ERRORS vtteu* tag say edve pvltoy eg DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop lion, boarded. Animal Res­ cue Las gut, 1700 W. Minne­ sota, DeLand. Pi). 734-134*, Legal Notice IN THE riN C t'IT M I ST OF THE NINTH J I I I K IAS. TIN- r t i T in a n d r u n s e m in o l e rni'NTV. FLUHina. t'HSNIKMI NO. I U E THK tlogTOM FIVE CK.VTH SAVINGS HANK, rialntirf. ve CARL E. THOMPSON, at as, Defendants. notice o r i i r r in w o n ru a iiK su n ecci.oai me TO, CAUL K THOMPSON and ANNA E TIIOMINtO.N, hi. v lf». EESIUItNCEi UNKNOWN AND TO. AI1 parties elalsitng interests by. Ihroagb. andsr or ssslnst (he aforesaid persons YOU ARK hereby notirisd that a Complaint to fortcloea a eortatn morlgsg* sneumbar. tng tho fallowing dsoortbod real property, t v wit: Lot 1. uliwk A. COUNTRY CLUH MANOR. UNIT NO. 4 according to th* plat therouf a* recorded In Piet Book IJ. Pegee 1) and 14. Public Revorda of Seminolo Coualy, Florid* has been (lied agslae* you te th* above styled suit, end you sr* required l# eorve a copy of y.iur Answer or other n eed­ ing to ths Complaint on Plaintlfrs ettorneya, ANDEHUON, RUSH, DEAN A LOWNDES, 111 East Central Boulevard. Or* lands, Florida, and fils tbs ori­ ginal Anewoc or other Plead­ ing In th* office a f th* CI.rk of th* Circuit Court on nr bef»r* ths tth Jay of November, 1214. If you fall Is do so, a de­ er** pro con(•**• wlU be taken egalnet you far tho relief de­ manded la lb* CesnpleluL Tbl* Matte* shell be publish­ ed ones a week fur four con­ secutive week* Is th* Usaford DATED THIS October. 1244. HEAL) SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIR DEALER 2&M 8. Park U3-«611 BALES • PARTS • SERVICE 50. Mine. For Rato COPY Herald. . VACUUM CLEANER Repairs, parts, supplies, for 23. Paiatiaf Etoettolui, Kirby, Hoover, FOB A PAINTER, inside ar Air-Way, Raiair, GE. ate. out, call U tter Taster at Vacuum cleaner repaired at your home. Free pick-op A 222-613B. delivery. Serving Sanford FOR PAINTING A Repair- for 14 yn. GM Vacuum Re­ Can 222-5432. pair, ills Park Ava. Ph. 322-4733. 2#. Wall DriniRB Kangaroo 2:14 Ilk I 22 Caatmttog Rvpatrs FREE BSTIMATBS 1. L. HARVEY to# laafoH Ava. PA CLABSiriBD DIBTLAT l l t o Far h r t ^ It* OVER 23 YEARS DRAPERIES— Beautiful Fa a# Pina Workmanship to Uptolas, trm estimates. Adam’s botetaring. Drspariaa, SU#DtearsUv* Barrie*. 223-3082. eovtrs. Tima Paymarts aa RICHARD’S Tra* Sarrka. Free Uttto u » me. Drapery Hardware lastaUstioas. astfxMtaa, Pk 2234000. KULP DECORATING O O P ALTERATION! aa Udtos * Ph. 322-2311 Mans clothing. g3#-lMl. 35. Va o ism CtoBMra 'AilUILUfi |Mve M ■HIV vV !■T (.»■ |MYi BV *:*• (f> (2) (D 2.21 (2) (D 1:11 ( D Weather • .Neva Haynes Office Macktoa Ce. New aad Used Maehtoa# Saks * Rartals 314 MlgaoUs 34. Lphototary Jack Benny Itronco HIsMtsMs Wllil King.tnm (IK College Howl CONTRACT RATES IVitttkal— D«m. I’artjr ON REQUEST (1) Political—Orange Co. turn. •ifS (4) DU: Century (2) Meat ths Proas 1. Loaf it Koumd (D i'ulittcal— Jobs II rum hack LOST: Toy Poodle, ailver, fstl (I ) Th* Fla. Story— Political mala, black spot on back. (2) Newecop* French Av*., Sanford. Re­ 4:22 If) Election Prsvtswo ward. 66A-S07I. (D Kil Ourncy . Rep. 7:*# <D Ossl* * Harriett (D Kentucky Jones 2, I'erMonaU 1:1* D Wagon Train (I ) Wonderful F s r ll *1 Do you have a drinking prob­ Color (4) Ed Harney— Rsy, lem Write P. O. Box UU, COSO 1:1* (I ) Kd Bultvan Show Sanford (tt 0 *0 asew B eree* (1:11-4:44) firm. Wat.' Comas. ID Knslgn O'Tool* (D Itrutilsldo MRS. B R O WN MILLER’S (D Jackie Uloooon 1:14 (D (till Dina Show (2) Fllppoc 1:44 (3 k llonansa Home Mada Fruit Cakes, (D (tutor Limits (D Living Doll wrapped for oversees. 322 12) Mr. M isoo (D Movie (2) Porter W tsnsr Show 1:14 (4) Joey IRihop 3804. (D Lawrence Walk 10:00 (D Tho Ituguoe (S) ailtlgon’a (eland (I ) Candid Camera 4. 1(entity Cart (2) Saturday Might at (14:21-14:24 Rep. MaL Con) th* Movloo 14:24 (D What's My Unr <l) Mr. Uroadway Permanent Special <D Campaign Coverage (D Unity wood false* 12:00 ( l l Newicop* 20% OFF REG. PRICE (D (lunemok* (1) Mswatlne Cut *N Cun Beauty Shop (D Movie 11:1* (D Checkmate (D Mowsllaa 311 Paimetta Ava. 2224034 11:11 (4) New* Headline* (2) Mewscope 11:11 <•) Advtnluree la Porw<t) Mows, Sport* Wea­ dla* HARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, ther t l : l l (l> Pstsr O kas 103 So. uak, Fro* Parktog. (t) Theater af the ators (2) Saturday Might Hhow MONDAY A . M. 2nd fe Oak, Evening spp’L (I ) Chtnnsl Mil Mews, •:S4 (2) Sign Oa 322-3742. ■ports, Wsathsy 4:11 (1) Bcopt 4:21 (I ) Msw, A Weather •UNDAY P. M. H. Dopi* * Cat* - P«is 4:24 ( l l Wurt.1 Ctvlllsallnn (4) Hunrlse Semester (D Ths Story 2:4* II) T#4ny DACHSHUND PUPPIES'. 3 (I ) Ksvlvsl ID Munthlne ATmmnee (D Tour Lit* la World 1:11 (4) Wake-up Movies red fem ales, I wka. old, pure Today 1:14 ID Mews bred, shuts, wormed. Cute it (D Davy * Onllath 1:24 fl> Farm, Maybe* BeI pulled. 322 2903. (J) oral Roberta ( t ) L*. or Fla. IHshllshta »tl* ( I ) Today AKC Reg. Black Min. Poodle (D Modal loeurlty la ( D Mickle Evana Artloa 1:42 ( D Neve A Weather Pups, 12 weeks. Ph. 322-2420. IDYTH THORNTON M cLEOO Hakeup will not make you look young; after forty you must use understate mrot in applying makeup even “ Just lipstick.*' Far too many msHits women dive Into makeup with a heavy band. Bettor not to use makeup at all than to overdo K. There are many lit­ tle trick* that tha mature wo­ man can use to bar advantage. First, avoid the use of too much c o l o r ; naturalness should ba your goal. And re­ member. tha condition of your •kin to of great importance. Keep your skto as smooth and motet aa possible. I And that cosmetic oil will do more than anything else. Who* you se­ lect a foot powder, be aura that it will flatter your akin toaa; a s m uaa a fact powder because it la a "saw" shade, use only tha tone that flatter* you. Msay mature women ftod that a pale lilac powder does lovely things lor their skins, sspecialty at sight. 1:1* ( I ) A Ft, Football Game 2:14 (1) Sunday Show Beat 4:44 (2) Danger Is My Buel- A * B CONTRACTORS 4&5MS W M k * n d T e le v is io n I d M M (S) He*, Mat. Cam. On fijudqa Herald W ant-Ads 322-5612 A a goes by ; raised my daaghtav la ha Vdaat, aad I deal think tha athaal has any tight to , try la ehango her aybriagw lag la thlo respect. Our 1athaala ban meaty for ' auarytldag aiea. They didn’t aak tha taxpayen If they wanted lauagoa for the >7," ' H ft, *- T V Tima Frwiawi day ol 1:21 (1) Meals Movements ta Arthur tt- Bsskwlth, I t. ■ports Clerk e f Circuit Court (:*• 11) N,wscope By: Martha T. Tlblea ID Sports, Weather, Deputy Clerk .New* Publish CBi. ), Hi 11, Mi li lt (2) Leave U To Xssvss CDF-44 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS USED L U M B E R : 2 x 4 All Types aad Slaas through 2 * 12. Sheeting W« Repair aad Service and f l o o r i n g . 20 yds. STINE Leatherette. Many patterns. Maehtoa aad Supply Oa. Mill End*. 222-07D3. 397 W lad 8t PA 3403 SAVE 330, Bunk Beds like 25. Air Cottd. A Heating new, complete 330; white porcelain Table with 3 chairs AIR-CONDITIONING 320; also 2 after 4 dresses, By FEDDERS siia 22H, worn once. Ph. H. B. POPE C O , Inc. M Sa. Park Ava. 322 4234 322-7170. KRESKY fireplace beater oaw motor, thermostat tool, 30 gallaa oil tank stand. Call 322 35M or 2712. 30. Home Appliance* * CHAIN SAW, platform Rock­ with er. excellent coed., bargain. cooPb. 322-7209. with 322 FREEZER—Earn a Freeter or Freeier Refrigerator Com­ bination. 322-7437., Sanford. A SET of Gene Saraxen kft ALL Types of new major Ap­ hand golf clubs, 3 woods, I pliances at Drastic Discount. irons, 1 putter. 480. Mr. BeaCall 322-1441, J A R Trading berick, 322-MOO. Post, Inc., 230# S. Orange GUNS. Buy, neti, Trade, Re­ Blossom Trail, Orlando. G. E. ELECTRIC Stove, 3 yn. old, 30” wide with full own A timer. Excellent condition, 373. 322-90*1. LIKE new, ’60 Eke. Stove, clock timer, Excl. rood. 322-1821. Legal Notice N otice I* hereby elven pur euant ta a Final D*<-re* o f fore closure deled October JSih, HS4, and entered In Chancery Cae* No. 11141 o f (he Clreull Court o f th* Ninth Judicial C ircuit In and fur Seminole County. Florida, wherein IIKI.L RAVIN) IS S LOAN AhRt n.'I ATH»N le I'lalntltf. and HTF.rif F.N F. CASH DOLT, A It and LIL­ LIAN a. CAV1IDOLLAK. Me w ife are Defendant*. I will cell to th* h lghiet and best bidder fo r each *'. th* front door of th* Hemlnol* County <?ourthoue* In Sanford. Semln<d* County, Florid*, et 11:44 o'clock A. M . on th* tBtta day of Nov ember, 1004, th* follow in g d. « crl tied property at aet forth in eald Final Deere*, to .w it: U )T 4. IX>NtlDALK MUII DIVISION, a ccording to th* Viet Thereof, aa recorded In rtat no..k t l. Cage 41. of th# FubMc Record* o f Semi nol* County, Florida. (SE A L) Arthur II Beckwith. J r . Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Irvin g Nalhanaon, Eeq., V. O. Bo* 14. Cocoa, Florida Puhlleh Oct. II. 1114. pair. O S T E E N BRIDG E FISH CAMP. Legal Notice F ic r r r ia i a n a m e NOTICE IS hereby given that we ere engaged In huelnoie at 3141 Hanford Av*., Sanford, Flo., Remlnol* County, F lo r­ ida, under th* flotltluue name of, Robert* A Schmidt Real Ratal*, amt that w* intend ta r-g l-te r eald name w ith th* Clerk o f th* Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, In accordance with Ih* p r-vlelou * o f th* Flctltlou* Name Hlatutee, ta*wlt: Section 14).#1 Florida Statute* 1)31. ■Ig: A. D Robert* IL J. Schmidt Publish Oct. )4 a Nov. a, it . list. C D F -Ill ft t VOTHB o r BA1,1C Nolle* I* hereby *lv*n Ihet pureuent to th* (Inal decree o f forerloeur* and eel* entered la th* oaue* pending la th* Clr.-utt Court In amt for Seminal* County, Florida, ease docket number IU71, the umlerelgned Clerk will eel) (he property -Ithaled in eald County dearrlhed as: Lot I, 111o< k B, SUNUtND E8TATKS. subdlv lalon. accp.MIng to a plat thereof, recorded In P iet (look 11, pegee tt to 33 o f th* Public R ecord, of Hamlnol* County. Florida. Together with th* fo llo w in g Iteme o f property lo -e te d In and permanently inetnlted ae a part of the Improvemantn oa ■eld land: One ilK lelectrlr R e frig e ra ­ tor, mode) LASH It, Serial N (111)141. CDr-lll On* UK (electric) Range, Vwilew of Fablle Hesila* mod-1 J IulR lW K , eerlal Notice I* hereby given, Hoard T R I llltl. o f County Commletlonere of On* LuoTherm ( a ll) Spec* Sem inole County, rtoride, will lleeter. model J ll-I T P , eerhear an appeal again** th* de* L l 242BI3. clelon a f th* Bemlnol* County Ten Venetian Rllndn (me­ Hoard o f Adjuatment granting tal), manufactured hy Senpermleelon to park a trailer In karlk Olae« 4 Paint Com ­ con Junction with com mercial pany, Sanford. Florida, no ue* for occupancy by an em ­ modal nr eerlal number*. ploye* In a C -l Commercial eon* Together w ith all etructurew an th* follow ing deerrlbad pro. and Improvement* now end party: Commence at the Inter. hereafter on aald land, and flx■cotton o f th* H'erly l l / w lint lurta attached thereto, and all o f «. IL 111 with th* IV line of rente, leeuee, proceed*, and pro­ Section I d t S d l F I thtneo run fit* accruing and to accrue from H alon g eald W line o f Section Mid premie*#, nil of w hich era 2. 142.11 (t. thence run N It* Included within <h* fore g o in g It* 14" E parallel with eald A R. deecrlptlon and Ik* habendum 421 2I2.IS ft for a FOB. thence thereof; *l*» all go*. H o r n , run f lt*4t* tv III (L thence electric, water, aad other h eel­ run U 71- It' 24" W t i l .* } f| (o ing. cooking. refrigerating, eald line Section 2, thence run lighting, plumbing, ventilating. N 141.12 tt. thence N l l ' l l ' l * ' Irrigating and power eyetemn, K 141 ft, thence N I t ' d ' ) * '' K machine*, appliance*, fu tu re * , 71 ft. thenc* N 1 2 -U 'le " c t l end gppurteuaucee, w hich now ft. thence ■ I t ' i F l I " B 11.11 ft. nr* cr mey hereafter pertain to, thenc* g l l - l i '2 4 " E 41 tL or be need with. In. or on eald thenc* N liM i'1 4 " K IT.SI ft te premiere, even though they b* th* FOB. being a part of Block detached or deUcbebl*. X . o f Mobil* Manor Ind Sec. ■ t public eel*, to th* hlgbent tlon, P. U. II, Vase* 14. 47 anJ and beet bidder (or ca ih at It II. o'clock A. M. on th* llt h day Fubll* beartsg will ba held of November 1)41 at th* Front In tb* lemlnola Cannty Court Door e f th* Semtnol* County Houea, Sanford. Florida, ta lb* Courthoua* la Sanford, Florida. County Commloetonar* Room, (SEAL) on November It, t i l t at 14:44 Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr.. A. M. or a* eoon Iboroafter as Clerk o f th* Circuit Court poeelbl*. By Martha T. Vlhtea Hoard o f County Ccarntt*. Deputy Clerk toner* BEAIIUALL. UHIDLXT ■omlaola County, Florida AND LEWIS By Jama* F. Avery, jr _ Attorney* fo r Plaintiff C iuim ii SS North Court Street Atteot: Arik or Beckwith. Poet O fflc* Bog I l l s Jr, Orlando, Flortta Publish O ct 14, 4114. rublleh OcL IS, 1144. CSF-UI t COF-ltl r J �Herald Classifieds Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! BO. Miae, For Salt 71. Male Help Wanted 95. H STEWART WARNER Wall SO MEN wanted to help set up Furnace. Si.GO) BTU, com ­ shows A rides; Apply man­ plete. thermostat, aide w ill ager Blue Grass Shows, D ock, excellent, reasonable. A m e r i c a n Legion Fair­ W-33SO. grounds an Hwy. 17-02 South Monday. Nov. 2 at 7:00 A. M. Patio*, Floor, Free E itim K n fin d , cement, rock, pipe, M AN— h -43 for Insurance •tee l, crease trap*, dr7 Debit, Sanford Area. Salary well*. Stepping etnaea. plus com m ission. 623-0643. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. SOI Elm Ave. 022 5751 IF YOU ran aril and will be satisfied with I10Q to start TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na­ on liberal Commission scale, vels. We ship. Albert H. Pell. call Room 208, Mciseh Bldg, Oateen. 322-3073 o r 322-4101. over Faust Drug Store, San­ ford. 34“ BOY'S Bike*, nearly new English racer, f23. older balloon tire bike. U . Call 322 4043 after 5. Ph. 323 3364. HOUSEKEEPER, live in, Roll days A weekends off. 3 OCT. SPEC. Adult coast guard School age children. Phone appr. life vest. Reg. 04.00 322-7141. —12.33. Army-Navy Surplus. MIDDLE Age White Lady AKAI (Roberta) TAPE R E ­ wanted to keep house for CORDER in two units; ex elderly Couple. Ph. 322-2343. tra attachments * eommer elal tapes, 0300. Ph. * » 5469 NEED women eonvaaaera for Insurance leads, fi.23 per OIRL’S Bike $3. Boy’s Bike hour, 4 hours a day, 3 days 010. 114 Club Road. a week. Apply Company Re­ presentative, Room 2Q0, 3 CHIMNEY, cabinet kerosene Meisch Bldg, over Faust's beater, with blower. Drug Slort, Sanford. 032-4700 before 7 p. m. 72. Female Help Wanted room MAIDS, guaranteed good New York live-in jobs, 033 . |33 weakly fare advanced. Har­ old Employment Agency, WEDDING GOWN, site T, Dept. 342, Lynnbrook, New White Alencon L ace ft Tulle. York. F loor lengtn veil & Tiara in­ cluded, 140- Call 322 6819. BILL'S BARGAIN BARN of 10,000 Items 1300 Grspavllla Ave. 77. Situation Wanted For Sole NO DOWN PAYM ENT ASSUME Mortgage 3 Bed rooms, tit bath k air condi­ tion, Kitchen equipped, Vene­ tian Blinds, Carport, after 5.30 P. M.. IDS Oakland. Sunland Estates, Sanford. Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y Beds, by Day, Week, 1 Month. CARROLL’S FURNITURE 118 W. lit 322-3111 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer REALTY 333-0173 2 BDRM., 1303 Elliott, 06,300. 322 0325 or 5234. 83. Heal Estate Wanted WANT TO MAKE STORE Building wanted home SOME MONEY? A auto retailer seeks suit In a country setting on ltk USED Furniture, one piece or able location, preferably So. acres alts a U rge 2-story houseful. Best prices. Furay o f Sanford on Rt. 17-92. Semi frame Duplex. Each floor Bedding A Furniture Co., 001 particulars to Box No. 106, hat a roomy 2 bedroom Apt. W. lat St. 322-8391. c / o Sanford Herald. The ou tilde is freshly paint­ ed. The Interior needs a lot PIANO wanted, any condition. of work. That'* why the price Ph. Orlando 421-0008, collect. is only *6.730. about ‘ i down. LARGE Modern home, t acre USED FURNITURE, one room We'd like to have your opin­ ground. Near Paola School. or houseful, tools, mlse. ion. Easy financing. 322-3378. Items, ANYTHING you have to sell. 322-2270. 87. iluainea* RentaU 53. Wanted To Buy 81. Heal Estate • Sale Stempcr Agency 103. Mobil* Homes • R*nt WANTED Permanent Renter 3 to 4 years. 2 Bedroom house, B E D R O O M Trailer o* large living ft dining, plenty large lake. Adult* only. Ph. nt room , some furniture, 323-7361 good garden grounds if pre­ ferred. Right price to right in’ WIDE. 2 trailer. party. Ph. 322 8007. NO >4008. f t * '* ’ 3 • BEDROOM, 2 bith, un­ furnished. 1 m l. to base, 2 blocks to shopping center ft NICELY furnished, U rge 2school. 1 year lease reqplr hedroom 2 bath apt. Adults. ed. *120 mo. 333 8670 after 1012 Sanford Ave. 333 3 p. m. 030 mo. Up. Surplus City. 3 BEDROOM Fur*. House, 3481 Palmetto, all convenFURN. Apt. Close la. Jim m ie t a c o s , nice location. Pb. Cowan. 322 4013. 322 1210. 106. Apartment* for Rent V / -\ : / r d *T-*2» TThey Jurtjtaid bm 9b got out CLASSIFIED INDEX 1—I-oal A r o u s e S—Personate t— Beauty Cere 8— Day Nurseries *—c a n e Cera I — Dane—Cate— Pete IS—Uveas oek IS—fp e c le l Moilcaa II— Catarina I S -P la c e s In Kat IS—Special Service# t l —Iw lm m ln a Pools 17—Janitorial Services II— D o-It-Touraalt IS— Builders Supplies I t — Money W anted I t —Savings A I d a s ee— Insurance S4—g ih o e ls ft Instructions 70— Em ploym ent Services Tl— Mala H ttp Wanted 73— Pamela H elp Wanted 71— ll.tl* o r Fem ale Help 71—Halos H elp Wanted 77—Hlluatlon Wanted I t — Income Property I I — Iiuelneea P r o p — fata ■1— Real Karats W ealed I t — Real Estate Salt 17 —Mutinies Rentals 10—t'oncrele Conatr. I*— Ixtia For dale St— Forma— D roves 11— Home Repairs S3—Out o l Stela Acreage I I —Plumbing S3— Houses F o r Hale Palatlns 31— W ell Drilling SI—Houses— Sate er Raat 34— Air Cond. A H eatleg *7—House F or Rant 3*— Radio • T ’ tevlalon leC—llaaort (len ta li 31—Photo R i:<iulpment 101—Trailer a— Cabanas 30— Home Appliances le i— Mobil# llum ee—Sale 31— Muelcal Inilrum eala 101 —Mobil* llontea— Hrnt 31—Buslneee Kqulpmeat lo t —Trailer Space— Itant 104— Trailer Lota—Sate I I —J o b Printing i t —U pholaiery 10*— Apartm ents For Rant l o t —Room s F o r llant I I —Vacuum Cleaner# lt o — Hotel Room s 17—Moving A Hlorage 111 — Rental A gents IS— um erm lnetore 11— Plant#— r io were—Seeds 111—Wanted To Ileal 114—Auton F or Seta t o —lilac. Fer Bale i t — A rticles For Rent 111—Autoa— Mata o r Trad# US—Trucks For Bala 13—Swap or Exchange It— W anted To Roy 130— A utom otive Service III— Scooters A Cycles I I — Furniture Foe Sale 14— Antiques Far Bala 111—Roots A Motors 13V—M ejia * SuppUae lU -lie n iy .T e U e t 15— Buelneaa Opportunities 322-5612 From 95. Bealord Exohange 425-5938 From furniture, appliances, ate. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 313 Sanford Ave. Ph. PA 3-413*. FURN. 2 Bdrm. House, clean, MODERN 3 Bdrm. furn. Apt. close to Base, *63 mo. Ph. 601 Palmetto Ave. 322-1374 322-6281. after 3:30 p. m. FURN. 3 BDRM. House. 417 FURN. Apt., Adults. 333-1030. Holly Ave. W E L A X A A PA RTM EN T! UNFURNISHED 1(4 W. First St, l lledroom , 2 bath, 2312 San 1-lloom Efficiency apt. with ford Ave., *83. p v t bath ft shower, suitable 3-Bedroom, 1 bath, 1403 Wynnefo r couple o r single parson wood Dr., *115. o r retired. All utiUUee in­ 3-Redroom, 1 bath, 101 Rosalia cluded in rent. Ideally lo ­ Dr., *63, cated o* 1st St., within 2-Bedroom. 1 bath, t i l l Sumblock of 3 tree parking iota mcriin. *60. and ahopptag center. In­ FURNISHED quire at Manuel Jacobson 2-Rrdroom, 1 bath, I tt Elm Dept. Store 2tl E. First St. Ave., *43. 2-Bedroom, t bath, 1117 Sum­ FURNISHED upstairs apt., all merlin, *70. eloetrle kitchen. Recently re decorated. 322-3961. Stemper Agency 3-LARGE room s, baih, furnish REALTOR INSUROR ed. 110 W. 3rd St. St. FA 2-4091 1919 S. French Ave. kitchen FURN. APT. S. Sanford Ava. near Lake Jessup. E. F. Ste­ vens. 3-BED ROOM, 2 bath, Fla, room. P i n c c r e s t . *115. FURNISHED garage apt. 1902 Maple. 322 0731. 323 0396. 2-BEDROOM house, equipped. 322 3938. 2 Bedroom nunir, 817 Catalina, 3 ROOM Furn. Apia,, Shady Oaks Apts., 612 Park Ave, 3 ROOM Cottage, all utilities, Apply upstairs No. 3 Apt. Including linen furn., AdulU o r Ph. 322-3010. only, Wees or month. 2404 Park Ave. I OR. ItiKimn Fur Rent Mamlnot* County (D ial Dlreot) For Hale 115. Wanted To Kent Bell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the C l* . SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0477. RENTALS For toe biggest selection of nearly oaw and used furni­ ture. see Notl'e Furniture Brokerage in Casselberry ou 17-02. Open 8 days 0 to 8. HOME RENTERS S t Johns Realty HIDE-A WAY BED, good con dition, *23. Ph. North 8 12U0, DeBary HOMES SOFA BED. 2 chairs, *23. Doubla bed. dresser A night stand. 133. nesk, *10. 2 chests, *10. End tables, *3. Dinette table. 8 chairs, *10. 1302 Summerlin Ave. FOR SALE Lake In Back Yard HOME OWNERS ’57 LINCOLN Premier, red ft white, 4-door Hdtp Full pow­ er, W/W tires, radio ft heat­ er, Factory air coeditioo. 0430. 333-6750, 6 6 . '33 Chevrolet, 6 cylinder, stick, 1193. See at Dreamwold Trailer Park after 3 p. m . 1037 VW Convertible 1083 Engine and transmission, radio and beater. Call 3221630. 0473 rash. '83 BUICK 4-door sedan La Sabre, radio, beater, auto, drive. 2-Wheel trailer. Sleg lerg a a heater. 888-3713. 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Company 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 3-4623 Auto GUae, *repe ft Seat Covert AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 36033 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 123. Boat* ft Motor* a s ia & s & s s B B evating. New A Used Furni. Call Nix Bedding Mfg it 709 Celery Ave. = Robson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304 66 E. 1st. Pb. FA 2 SMI 14 Ft. RUNABOUT Boat, top, windshield, remote control. 40 HP Mercury ft Taller, Al­ so 12 ft. Aluminum boat. 7 tk HP Evlnrude k Trailer. All for *600. Ph. 322 1249 a f­ ter 8 p. m 17 FT. Fibreglass boat, 30 tip. motor, fully equipped. *1030. 322-046*. 17 FT. High Hat, with accessories, '36, SO h p. Johnson elec, start, Mitehel Tilt Trail­ er. Excellent condition. 113 Laurel Drive. N ATION AL BANK ^P O S S E S S IO N ’80 Lincoln *1187 bat. |34 mo. ’80 Ford 0787 bal. 138 mo. ’39 Pontiac 0786 bal. *38 mo. ’69 Plymouth *387 bal *31 m o '80 F ort 8677 bal. *33 mo. 'Sf Plymouth *389 bal (31 mo '30 Mercury (398 hal. *32 mo. '69 Oldimobilv *697 bal (31 mo '38 F ort 0298 bal. *17 mo. '68 DvSoto *788 bal. |3| mo. 38 Ford (399 hal. 031 mo. '58 Pontiac *586 bal. *31 mo. ‘ 38 Hillman 1198 bal. *27 mo '38 Oldsmuhile $398 bal *31 mo '38 Chryalar *398 baL *31 mo*38 Dodga (3 (8 bal. *31 mo. '37 Imperial (198 bal. (28 m«. 37 I If Solo *398 bal. *22 mo. '57 Cadillac *187 hal. ft2 mo. '37 Chevrolet *299 bal (17 mo '37 Llarnln *899 bal. 114 mo. '37 Cadillac *897 bal. *14 mo. '37 lluick *387 bal. 1.12 mo. ‘33 Mercury 199 hal. Cash '33 Cadillac 1199 bal. 012 mo. Tired O f Renting ! ! ! SeminQle Realty 60. Iluainea* Opport. FOR LEASE SERVICE STATION. Good Location. Good Products. Good Trsatment PHONE LOCALLY 322 4342 or apply to the Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. 1964 MODELS $100.00 DOWN PURE OIL COMPANY 69. School* & Instructions AT DRASTIC DISCOUNTS VW MEN,-.WOMEN WANTED AT ONCE to train for Civil Ser­ vice. Good pay. Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually unnecessary. For in­ formation on Jobs. Salaries. Requirements, local inter­ view, write giving address, phone. AMERICAN Service, Box 98. Sanford Herald. 8 Units M ust Go W ith LO LO Down Poyments And M onthly Payments Less Than Rent. GHIA $100 D O W N FHA - VA HOMES VA FHA St. Johns Realty Property BOB RA Y S STUDIO OF DANCE All Ballroom, Latin, American Evening CUsses 7 to 10 p m. 2310 S. Oak 322 1710 cle. 71. Male Hein Wanted CARPENTER A Helpers want­ ed —Sanfo.-d area. 323 0320 EXPERIENCED clean up boy on new A used ears. See Ser­ vice Manager, Seminole County Motors, lWt W. 1st' i Pinccrest. GRK EN BRfAK Choice Iota available in Greanbriar o f Loch Arbor overlooking g olf course. Custom building to your apacifications. Grtanbriar developed by * KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA 2 8074 2U2 ia .r m .n l Dr. PRICES! 59 Chevrolet Bel A ir 4 Door Hard­ t o p . V- H. Automatic Transmission, Power Hire ring. R a d i o tad Heater. ’6 9 5 59 Chevrolet Biveayna 4 Door Sedan, V-8, Automatic Trait*missinn, power HIfer­ ine, Radio and Heatar. * 4 9 5 61 Renault 4-Door Sedan. Solid Body. Clean Throuxhout, aad Reduced T o Only ‘4 9 5 62 Chevy II Nova 4 Door Sedan, 4 Cyl., Auto­ matic Tranamlaalon, Radio and Heater. Clean Body Flnlah, Excellent Mechani­ cal Condition. Perfect Far Low f o n t Transportation. ‘1 3 9 5 60 Ford Falrtaaa 308 4 Door, V-B, Automatic Tranaml«al«n. Radio A Bant­ er — Clean. ‘8 9 5 62 Chevrolet llrI Air 4 Door, V-8, Auto­ matic Tranamlaalon, Heal­ er. Spotless Lacquer Finish With Color-Tone Interior, A Beautiful Combination. A Vrry Nlrr Automobile At A Minimum Coat. ‘1 5 9 5 62 Rambler American Convertible, With 6 Cyl. Engine, Standard Transmission, Radio and llr.itrr. Extra Clean Car. Has Light Blua Finish W 1th White Top. Spotless Insid# aad out. NOW tlNLY ‘1 2 9 5 Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty tore. Co., W e're (hoppin Gateway To The waterway 1012 $100 DOWN FKEE ESTTRIATE FHA-VA HOMES Upholstering ft Mattress rao- V SL Vary NICE 3 Bedroom bouts, Furnished Apt*. Centrally lo­ cated *43 00 ft $80.00 per kitchen equipped, paneled month. Ph. 322 3641. walls, hardwood floors, ther­ mostat controlled heat, d o te 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. 063, to shopping center. Adults or 111 E. 0th., 322-4265. with pre-school child, call after 4 p m. Ph. 322 4411. Furn. Apt- 3303 ■ cfloa vfllo. 115. Autos For Sol* 95, Houses For Sale H oumm OFFICE A RETAIL SPACE Realtor-lnsuror-Trades Lease where the traffic is 322-1991 1919 S. French Ave, HOUSE, with new roof, stove, TRADE: 3-Bedroom fram e, In (French A ve.) Hwy. 17-92 at ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, 3 CLEAN ROOM for M in. 401 H. water heatar, attic fan, Tampa, for 2-brdroom in 2mh St. The center of Popu 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, kitchen Bath, Unfurolahad, g o o d Magnolia Ave. 323-0720. floor furnace ft pump. With Sanford. Contact Mrs. John lation. Large paved parking equipped, p a n e l e d FU. neighborhood, r e a s onable. Furn. garage Apt. 2383 San­ Welsh. 3616 Garrison st., area. Room, lgs. yard with well A t i l l 322-7099, HO A llie s ford Ave. *10,800. 322 U523 or Tampa, Fla. pump. 128 W. Coleman Cir­ NOW REMODELING Lane. 3234. Ground floor furnished Apt. or Lease now and pick ynur| cle. 322-9394. House. *60 to *70 mo. Call colors for paneled walls and EVERETT A. HARPER 4 BDRM. House, partly furn. CLOSE IN. Neat 2-bedroom 322 3133 after 4 p. m. tile floors. Ideal for Doctors, fram e home, corner lot with ' AGENCY - REALTOR on a corner lot, close in. D e n t i s t s , Chiropractors, 3483 S. Park Ave. trees ami sidewalks. I l l E. 115. Auto* For Hale *3,000. Will take a lata model Lawyers, Beauty Shops, Ser18th St., *8,300. Exclusive Phones FA 2-2204 or FA 2-2383 c ir for down payment—Ph. vice or Retail Shops, Call '63 CHEVY II NOVA, excelwith 323-8493. SHADY LOT. close in. 2 hr. W. H. Stempcr, Stcmpcr lent condition. *1600. Pb. misnnry home with great It'J Just good huitncts to Agency. 322 1991 or 322-1939. 323 2263. check first with Sanford'i fix up possibilities. Owner THE TIM E TESTED FIRM largest Home Servicing ■39 Merc. MONTEREY. 4 dr. 90. Lot* For Sale says down payment is no 118 N. Park Ava FA 2-4123 Agency, Fine Humes, Fairly problem. Inti-rcili’d? Automatic, Radio Heater ur LAKE MARY Triced. In all Sixes! ’62 Kurd Glaxie 300, 4 Dr. *100 DOWN - DEBARY BART PILC H E R, BROKER Lot 100 X 260— *1.000. Automatic, Radio • Healer. Personal Servica Lake front Lot — *3,500 Pb. 322-1364 or altar 3, 322 Call .122-7498 BROWN REALTY, 322 3237 nr Next door neighbor will verify SANFORD AVE. Good Rental homes, Priced 1320. 322-1961 3 lb. b a n recently caught 96. Hmines . Hnle or Rent right, are renting and (eat­ OPEN EVENINGS '60 Jaguar 3.4 aedan, 4 ip erd , from this Ilka. Sea 233 Lakeing fasti For the Best Buy In 95. llouMe* 1'or Sale overdrive, w /w wire whrcla. Hanford, Florida 322-1301 wood Dr., U DeBary. Con­ CUSTOM Built Home on Lake. Cell Today, For Prompt ami A New or Resale Home, *1100. Call Stooblcy, 322-1330, National llepoaaaaiiona Ine, crete block, 2 bedroom, tile Ph evenings 322-1397. Efficient Service. It Pays I See Stenslrom Realty ext. 365. 9 hath, built-in stova • oven, carports, I a r | a screened 97. Houses Fur Kent W e Have The Home Foe Y ou' porch facing lake. House will SEVERAL OutsUnding 2 A 3 UNFURNISHED I Bedroom -86S TARK DRIVE b* repainted inside and out. Bedroom Homes available in house. Kitchen equipped, ph. 332-2120 322 7195 Price *12,000 (plus taxes ft all Areas of Sanford. Let us 322 3831. NIGHTS 322 6*21 - 323 0516 insurance). Show you Around 1 COME TO 2365 PARK DRIVE MEL GTT, Insurance ft R a il LAKE Cottage, Furn. 322-6108. 322.2420 323-T49B Estat*. 130 N. Florida Ave.. NIGHTS 122-8624 - 323-0348 DeLand Phoot 734 1*44 or DUPLEX, furnished, t bed­ 1901 S. Park Ave. room, n r w I y decorated. 102. Mulille Unmet • Sale 734 2166. FA 2-3233 anytime Adults. Another available CORNER ONOIIA HD. A HW Y. 17-92 1962 NASHUA Tr*ller-I0*50. LONGW OOD- FHA - Avail­ Dec. I, 322 3610 two bedroom. Will tike small READY TO MOVE IN ASK TO SEE OUR able for Sale—601 Izirmann New 3 A 4 Bedroom Homes. camping trailer or e n h as 2 BEDROOM house with Fla Government O w n e d Curia South. 3 Bedroom. 1-2 baths. So. Longwood irea equity. Creient City—OW 6 room ft porch. Furnished, Homes Its Bath, newly painted *100 —Trade* considered, and 2172. *37.3a mo ., Clean, 215 Cedar. Down *31 per month. Pb. we’ ll build 00 your lot. Semi­ 2H-1270, Orlando. MODERN 2 Bdrm. house, nole County's Leading Build Selection of 3, 3, and 4 Furn , $73 mo. 322 2741. er Bodriom i located in various HAROLD LOGAN BEDROOM Unfurn. Lake sections of Sanford LMN IN TE RFRISES. INC. front *|23 m o.; 2 Bedroom Immediate Deli vary Sales office So on U. S. ITFurn. *45 mo. B R O W N 92 to Dixie Rell Diner, turn MONTHLY PAYMENTS • Sedan* REALTY, Lake M ary-322FHOM *50.00 right one block on Seminole 3237 or 322-1961. • Hard Tup* FOK THE BEST HOME Ave 836-3911. BUY • Convertible* NEAT 2 bedroom furnished 3 BDRM., 2 Bath, Living Rm , SEE YOUR * Station Wagon* 3, 3. ft 4 BEDROOMS home. 701 Myrtle Ave. *100 Dining Rnt . Kitchen, Break­ t, IW ft 2 BATILS mo. Exclusive with Cumplata Selection fast Itm . Ige. screened KITCHEN EQUIPPED S'i’a Thru 41’a porch, Utility Room, Car­ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? port. G o o d Neighborhood, 0200 • 9300 Down For Complete Information W E TIME TESTED FIRM no qualifying. Small Down. 010 - 900 Month See or Cell Your 114 N. Park Ave. FA 2 4 1 0 322-0440, 06 E. Jenkins Cir­ Used TK *1,,T - Sato 3 BEDROOM Lakeftoot, un­ 1*2 and 3 Bedrooms furnished, 0110. NEW and USED FURNISHED Apt., 085. Awnings ft Cabanas LARGE furnished bouse, *130. QUALITY M O B IL ! HOMES NEW 3 Bedroom. 3 bath, kit­ Hwy. 17 03 S. chen equipped with 13 eitrus trees ft fruit, 0100. LETS TRADE for t or what DUPLEX, furnished, 063. hare you? Y ou'll bs co m ­ fortable in this 43 ft. 3 bdr. Mobil* Home. Move it where REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE you nsed It. Reasonable, call 3rd ft Park Ave. 322-7498. Phone 323-3841 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Bealter Raymond Lundqulst, Asae. FA 3-3H1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. YOU AIN’ T SEEN NUTT1N’ T IL L you take a gander at this Magnolia Haights lovely 3 Bdrm., Fla, r m „ LARGE kitchen with new elec, itove, and MUCK more. All this on TWO lots in select area. Priced at only 014,000 with SENSIBLE terms. . . . 102. Mobil* Ball-Blair Agency SANFORD'S NEW EST HOMES, Wert 4th St. San fort. 3 Bedroom, m bath, FHA A VA Loans. LMN EN­ TERPRISES, Inc., Builder Harold Login, call 836-3911. Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m to dark. WHITE LADY desires Ironins 1, her home, REASON TRANSFERRED, 0100 Down, ABLE, 404 S. Orange, San 3 Bdrm., fenced yard, kit ford. chen equipped. North Or Undo, Pn. 312-2201. 55. Furniture For Sale Frt. Oct. 80, *84— Page 11 97. Houses For Rent RAVENNA PARK. 3 Bedroom , Z bath, Central Air-condi­ tioning, heating, built-in kit­ chen, excellent closet apace, established lawn, landscap­ ed. 400 Sataumn D r. Phone 322-0441. Carpets clean easier with the DAYS W O R K - 322-4937. Re- 3 BEDROOM, 3 Bath, screen­ ed patio. Ph. 323-0381. commendation. Blue Lustre Electric Shampooer only f l per day. Car- DAYS WORK, ironing. 322- 4 BEDROOM, 3 Bath, Cmtral roll's Furniture. 7W7. sir ft Heat. 32M303. m i k »m ftr tli 17-03 nt Hiawatha SOUTHWARD D A Y S WORK. 322-2782. (Nsfrrfe Payton Realty 322-1301 Electric ROASTER k Base. BABY SITTING. Days, Nights Oil Space Heater. 133 Coun o r Regular. 322-1212. Cathy. INVESTMENT A try Club Rd., 322-3564 after 118 N . Park Ave. DAYS WORK. 322-0220. 5 p. m. 51. Articles For Kent Ch* FHA - VA Management SALKS BROKER and Sales Broker JTe Have The Home For You Stenstrom Realty JIM HUNT REALTY Office: 322-211* Nights; 323-070* 3?2 0618 2321 Park Drivft See Our 3- BED ROOM, l a r g e living room, range Pinccrest area Ph 349 3321 160% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Day# — 1,000 Mile* On All t'aad VW's. FURNIsTTe D Cottage, baw , *10. 322 3T3I Hale# — Part# — Service Near 2565 PARK DRIVE 3 BEDROOM Furnished house, 322-2420 122-7195 1214 Myrtle Ave. Ph 322-2951 NIGHTS 322 6124 - 323 0346 or Inquire at M4 W. !3th St 2 B K D R O O M Unairnithed House, newly painted, 609 W i lib St. 3220766. Factory Authorized Dealer Hanford, Fla. fW J 322-1835 Em NOW ‘1 4 9 S 53 Ford 4 D00P V-8, Radio ft Haater. Make Your Hunting Jalopy From This. ‘1 9 5 OPEN FRIDAY NITE T IL 9 r.M. Like New Trade Ins 8’ WIDE 17 42 13 47 r r . 1 HR. FT. 3 n.R. FT. J II.R. FT. 2 lilt. Ellinor Motor Co. So. Hwy. 17-92 61 Chevrolet Itel A ir I Door Hardtop. Economy 8 Cyl. Engine With Standard Transmis­ sion And Haatar. Has A White Finish Wi th A Spot­ less Blue Interior For The Low Coot Economy lluyer. lir WIDE $793 11105 *1893 *2193 *3 FT. 43 FT. 30 FT. 30 FT. I ll 1 BR. I H.R. 3 HR. 3 It.R. Baths (2493 *2393 *2693 *2893 Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. HWY. 17-92 SO. PHONE 322-2312 HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. ft Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 _____ __________L �p5S’1*!sfrSctSs% R SAVINGS * *R _ W »vm yT W W *o r o w Donna Kilmer Tops Honor Roll At S. Seminole F rtadpal Johm A n gel R mi—f l»f» t T ^ P - i t M a r f i Uw , Uw « wt> lw al Sooth flamlnola •M l IV W ■ •P 74> w s a u l l a WhQ* V sbs " f o r the ft rat s is weeks purlod Junior H igh School at Caaaalberry. reralved atralght " A ‘a* U Jkunba 1M PWees on I 4 h or report card. Darlene A n den on, - . MUMDEODORANT SOFTIQUE Bath Oil UPJOHN UMCAPS ■ » HALLOWEEN TAFFY JUMBO BAG of TWISTS De­ borah Bacchus, Karen Case, 44< DUbbp Darla, Vickie Doggett, Katherine Ford, Candea Har­ rington, K linger, Brenda M ary Kelm, Kathryn Morgan, Mary Lakatoah, Elten Rider, COSTUMES Bon­ n ie Slnrmona, Judith Waltera, L i n d a Waltman, Susanna W ebber, Karan Ward, Donna W ilton, Edward Battle, F r e d e r i c k Blatllne, Keith Creedcn, J a m a * Erickaen, Timothy Layman, Michael M c C a r t h y , Larry Rndd, Thomaa Board and Gerald Warren. E i g h t h gradera include, Judy Andrew*, Donna Bige­ low , Sandra Bordarlck, Elisa­ beth Bryan, Barbara Bryant, Dabra Dana, Barbara Darla, Eerldtl Eddy, Patricia Forward, Rarmlna Harlck, Elisa­ beth Hubbard, Darla Manga), Jan* Mild, T o n y Pattlshall, Bonnie Balkar, Masina Skalaky, Mary Carol Sullivan, Linda Thompaon, Janet Waitman, Terre Walla, Glenn Dabbe, Data DeSimone, Karl Erikiou, Scott Getting*, Ger­ ald Haaa, David Harkins, Da­ vid Loveland, Jack Mangold, Gerard O'Connor, K a n t Planck, Gerald Scott, Cheater Tomlin and Jay Wolk. Seventh gradera are Cythla Baechua, J a n l e a Bigelow, Susan Dabba, Carolyn Dreei, Lynn Fruahin, Judith Gola, Kerry Gopltn, Hilda Hum­ phrey, Alice Ison, Beverly Ititey, Alison Kow, Knthtrcn Walts, Girard Tanner, Char­ les Grile, Dennis James, Jan Lofttn, Bruce Sanderson and Daniel Zoretie. Hospital Notes OCT. 2R, I96t Admission* Rebecca Farrcns, D a v i d Mossor, Belinda Adams, Nao­ mi Sapp, Sharon Kaylor, Kimberly Temple, Itny llillls, Vivian Wilaon, W ill* J. Clayton and Edward Barry, all of Sanford; Arheeto Washing­ ton, Oviedo; Harriet Wagner and W ako Hunt, Dellary; Wilma Btensel, Long wood; J o e i l l ! Travis, Titusville; Charles Bibbs, Deltona and Fannie Johnson, Washington, d . c. Births Mr, anil Mrs. James Clay­ ton, bahy boy, Sanford; Mr and Mrs, Donald Hudson, baby girl, Z«llwcod; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Farrens, baby boy, Sanford. Discharge* Jsffery Willisms, Brian H. Smith, LeRoy A . Anderson, Sarah Thomas, James A. Bradshaw, Gail E. Palmer, Floyd K. Persons, Johnnie Madison, Charles A. M*1!en, Ethel Cowan and Joanne Herto g and baby boy, all of San­ ford; Helen ('hokums, Delton*. ‘Torn Sawyer* A larva salaaHao of a ed r tailed— hwladlap Casper the Mast, Pep- lap papatar bolf-fata rypa, aad a*.,_ ■------ P.M_Bmlalma Ua*. "••V ■aasrem. ttawat, p a n , at*. 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I.7S (Lim it 1) CHARCOAL ORIU LADIES' MILKY S-T-R-E-T-C-H OftLON SUCKS Smart, (Limit wSPORTSMAN'S A Q c 7 0 TAPE RECORDER Stadium il Seat r " j^ » u ii!in n w fc LAMES* HEM’S STRIPED DefM eaflOO TONI PERMANENT Kxtra S fm M I ROSS P O R T A H I TRANSISTOR retarder — aat — « # q - t l.1 1 (U n tlf 11 TRICK sr TREAT IA6 —Special! mi «u» SuperAnahists m t with laadta ate « '"frith as Treat” INFUTABU HACK CAT ptaltU, tarry-all ar datasetlee larva, duieretNe fay, Ma!Jwtwffl qlva yaa or Black I Undo 1) 10- a 2 5 ' 29* SUFER PUMPKIN mi * Ifprydnl I '/ i - o e . NASAL Now Maafheland larpa Mae, tterdy Be ti­ bia Plasli* w i t h ) - » dw a r f lea — re (Limit 1) I-H ToN - I h . SI .4* MINIT-RUB for 1 year eldi aad sp - Seeks Adventure BOSTON ( U r n - l t '» an admirable quality for a young lad to strike out Turn Sawyer alyl* to seek adventure. But Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bays* conceded today their *o* Mark may have been a bit ptvmaiure. They reported him missing but police assured them the two-year-old boy had been found wandering along Tramont Street dreated in n pink gown, diapers and rubber pants. FACE MASKS NiUOWUN hlack, Kathleen Pike, Annette Kepaai, Joanne HALLOWEEN COMPLETE Nl- . i wary ra> of Mm whit#—Today Yat, • N o a*t of priofi B b Bb $b 1$v p u is EASTMAN FILM * 2 * * 1 * SHERBET a s ? - - 3 " 49* kS.- 49< h at I f i Other ninth gradera Hated am -5 9 < ® MANS JUNKMANS RAUOfKN KIDMECANHfS Nhrth grader Derma Kilmor _ Druq Stores an pacts60om«i«n»w •ft. C U M CANDY MRS announced honor roll students * SAVINGS ECKERD uk$tm2r*r rQ f Tool find • boon M jy SAVINGSiRiv '" IRr SAVINGS IR S K o fa Ifr u x £ e i e \ d T h u g S t o x e & f $ 1 .0 0 VALUI C' �'None Dare Call It Treason* Documentation’ Melts Away Under Close Examination Editors Note: Since many con­ wood, p. 590)." tributors of Letters to the Editor Page 590 of Sherwood’s book con­ are using quotations from the book tains nothing whatever to support this charge, nor is any mention made “ None Dare Call It Treason," The Herald today is publishing the fol­ of such a happening. Page 591 says lowing summarization of remarks the following: the Hon. Chaa A. Vanik o f Ohio, "It has often been said that Churethe House of Representatives hUl’s advocacy o f the ’soft underbel­ on Sept 10, 1964 and published inly' approach to Europe demonstrat­ the Congressional Record. ed his farsightedness — that he was "None Dare Call It Treason" seems motivated by the long range purpose of keeping the Red Army out of the to be the only publication of Liberty Dnnuhe Valiev and the Balkans. In Bel! Press. Florissant, Mo., listed as the address o f Liberty Bell Press, is the opinion of some of the American a suburb o f St. Louis, Mo. There is authorities who were involved In the strategic discussions, this claim gave no telephone listed to Liberty Bell Churchill credit for tor* much pre­ Press in Florissant and none in the Greater St. Louis area. science. He mny have had such thoughts In mind In toi l , but cer­ Since this book contains 818 ref­ tainly not in 1042: and one may nsk, erences supposedly substantiating in this connection: if Anglo-Ameri­ the material contained therein, it can strength had been concentrated gives the appearance of being the In southern and southeastern Eu­ well-documented study which it rope. what would have stopped the elaims to be. Nothing could be fur­ Russians fmm marching Into the ther from the truth, Ruhr and Saar and even into Nor­ The reader has a right to expect mandy?” that references set forth by Stormer • • * as documentation will at least say Stormer, page .12, paragraph 6 : what Stormer claims for it. In case “ Gen. Jnmes Van Fleet, another Ko­ after ease, the author has subverted rean commander told Congress: *My those references to give a totally er­ own conviction is that there must roneous impression and even to say have been information to the enemy precisely the opposite of what his from high diplomatic authorities own reference claims. thnt we would not attack his home Some examples: Stormer, pages bnses across the PahiV (Ref. 30, ch. 169 and 170: “ This became sharply 3: Hearings interlocking subversion dear in an article by Arthur Schlein Government departments. SISS, singer, Jr., assistant to President 1964, pp. 1653-1708; 1711-1733; Kennedy, which set forth the plan 2019-2046.) for achieving socialism in America" (Congressional Record, Feb. 6, 1962, The actual quote, as It appears in p. A881). Schlcsinger outlines no the record is, “ My own conviction is such plan; in fnct, Schleslnger's re­ that there must have been informa­ marks, inserted tn the Record by tion to the enemy that we would not Representative Charles E. Goode]), of attack his home buses." Under (piesNew York, Feb. 6, 1962, pages A881tioning, the general affirms that this A884, saiii precisely the opposite: is a supposition and that he has no Page A881: "The socialist state is evidence to support it. The signific­ thus worse than the capitalist state ance o f this example is that Stormer because it Is more inclusive in its added words to an item which he pur­ coverage and more unlimited in its ported to be quoting. power. Organization corrupts; total Stormer, page 203, paragraph 4: organization corrupts totally. The “ If U.S. proposals for arms control socialist state justifies itself on the and disarmament are accepted, U.S. ground that the concentration of military forces will be transferred to povmr is necessary to do good; but the U.N. peace force, which is direct­ it has never solved the problem of ed by the Undersecretary for Politi­ how you insure that power bestowed cal nnd Security Council Affairs, who to do good will not be employed to do has always been a Communist." (No harm, especially when you remove documentation.) all obstacles to its exercise." Stormer does not document this Stormer, page 29, paragraph •!: statement, although he certainly “ In actual conduct of the war, mili­ could have. Dozens of rightwing or­ tary decisions were made, not ac­ ganizations have circulated this myth, and, by quoting cording to the tactical nseda o f the day, but for the long range political have compiled an extensivu file advantage of the Communist conspir­ mcnningless documentation. In tho acy (Roosevelt and Hopkins, Sher­ congressional Record of May 2, 1963, t The National Committee For Civic Responsibility has taken a close look at the latest right-wing best-seller, “ None Dare Call It Treason." nnd calls It either aw Incredibly poor research Joh or n fraud. Here are excer£ta^rom J[he_ccim nilltee|^e£orts^asjiul^ Senator Thomas Kuchel. Republican, of California said: “ There is no Rus­ sian colonel, or general, or military nr civilian individual who is “ Secre­ tary o f the United Nations' or ‘Sec­ retary of the U.N, Security Council.' Let the record be clear that there nre 19 Undersecretaries of the Secur­ ity Council, of which 13 are filled by Americans or representatives of our allies and of which two are Soviet bloc nations. None of them has any­ thing to do with the command of any joint U.N. military operations. There is no world police force in the U.N. And, of course, no Soviet na­ tional ever gave Gen. Douglas MacArthur any orders." Documentation: In 32 instances. Stormer uses as his authority “ Human Events.” This publication is an admittedly hiased right wing publication which the An­ ti-Defamation League has referred to ns "an extremely rightist Wash, ington newsletter." In 12 instances, Stormer cites as his authority books which comprise the John Rirch Society packet “ One Dozen Candles." In at least 35 other Instances Stormer has used as his authority such documentation ns the "Dan Smoot Report," the "National Edu­ cation Program." the bulletin of the John Birch Society, "America’s Fu­ ture." nnd other biased rightwing publications. Such publication* can, in no sense, be considered “ authoritative." They cannot do much more than attest to the fact that someone else in rightwing circles shares Stormer's views. In 66 instances. Stormer gives as his authority "hearings" before con­ gressional committees, nnd in most Instances five* no Indication as to who is testifying. This is no docu­ mentation *t all since many persons testify with opposing viewpoints nnd, in fact, this is the purpose of hearings. To cite testimony given at hearings as being somehow “ author­ itative" or "official" is unjustified. • • • Tn 65 instances Stormer eites tho Congressional Record as hla author­ ity. Stormer often fails to identify the person inserting these things in­ to the Record. The Congressional Record contains all views and opin­ ions o f all Congressmen and much other material as well. The only thing official about the Congression­ al Record Is that it Is a record of ev­ erything that goes on in the Con­ gress and whatever other material Congressmen choose to insert. The items contained in this report by no mentis constitute an exhaus­ tive study or research into the state­ ments or documentation of Stormer’s “ None Dare Call It Treason." Since the National Committee for Clvfe Responsibility is prohibited from taking any position on issues and must restrict itself only to those ar­ eas which advocate violence or en­ gage in calumny, only 43 items hnva been checked by this committee. The discrepancies outlined in this report reflect only those items which were uncovered in the process o f checking those 43 documentary references. To the average reader, his documention seems impressive and few will take the time to discover for themselves thnt it cannot withstand even the most cursory examination. In siimmnry. the subject book is, nt best, an incredibly poor joh o f research nnd documentation, and, at worst, n deliberate hoax nnd a fraud. This conclusion has been reached without giving any consideration whatsoever to those things which Stormer prrsenls as a matter of his own opinion or that of others. Mat­ ters of that kind must properly be left to partisan debate. Dr. C rane’s Worry Clinic "W e Challenge Johnson to Debate Us* CASE IM 17: Jerry B., aged 17, is a high school senior. “ Dr. Crane," hla younger sister began, “ Jerry hai atroc­ ious tastes In lies and shirts. “ He puts together things that look ghastly, •'ll he'd take a course In art, maybe ho would learn how to harm unite colors. "B ut he sneers at art, so can't you loll him how to blend colors?" In psychology courses we u*e a rotary color motor and demonstrate how to mix colors scientifically. llut even in your own home, you can quickly learn how to rind tho proper tic to match a colored shirt. Or the girl's hat that will match her dress. Take a bit of the cloth or lay the tic on a gray background. Now stare at it intently for alwnit one full minute. Then remove the bit of cloth or the tie, but continue staring at a point in the nuddtc of the gray background. Within a few seconds, the complementary color will sud­ denly appear) Ami complementary colors look richer when used side by side. For example, If you look at a iftmll square of yellow, then It will be supcrxcsled by a si­ milar square of blue, for blue and yellow arc complementary colors. Red will be followed by green, and vice versa. Orange will conjure up a blue-green. Black will also generate a white after-image and vice versa, Tlie “ brightness'' o f a color is dependent on the amount of white light mingled with the hue (color). Thus, a dark yellow tie will bring up an after-image that is light blue. A bright yellow tie will pro­ duce a dark blue and vice ver­ sa. Another Interesting experi­ ment which you can perform right there in your home Is to take a sheet of red paper or red cloth, Cover up half of the page with a gray card and then stare at the exposed red area. You will not realize it, but the rest immediately starts growing ira y er all the tim e. After a minute or so, than remove the gray card that has covered half the entire page of red. Now continue to stare and notice tho difference. For the half page that was visible all the tim e, will now be desaturatrd or partially gray, while the area Just tin* covered will be a much bright­ er red. It, however, you are color­ blind, you will not obtain these color rffccts, but still can ob ­ tain tlie white-black contrasts. One reason that “ Stop and G o " signs on street corners often have the words outlined within the green or red, Is to help color blind folks know when to start or stop. Since they can't distinguish Ihc colors, they must depend upon the white light shining through the letters “ G O'* of the green sign. Nowadays, too, Ihe “ G o " signal light Is often a bluegreen. not a pure green, for the most com m on type of color­ blindness Involves green, but such a person can still see lbs blue in such a “ G o'' signal. Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald; This la in reference to an article that appeared in the Sanford Herald last week re­ garding a local phyiaician'a speech to tha Seminole Jayceea. I feel that this physi­ cian’ s views clearly reflect the old adage o f “ Biting the hand that feeds on e," for a personal and selfish gain. Dr. Leonard Munson, In the twilight o f hla m edical career now decides that after years of financial gain from the pri vate practice of medicine that this ty p« of practice and the M edical Associations are all wrong and now feel* that fed­ eral controlled M e d i c a r e should be the medical way of life. This It interesting heeause this physician It part owner of a local nursing hnm» which would profit from Med(ear*. Dr, Munson, not being a m em ber of the Florida Medieat Association, is therefore not a mem ber o f the Florida Medical Association or of your local Seminole County Medical Association both of which arc chartered by the AMA. A l­ though he does not belong to thesa associations for the past years Dr. Munson nevertheless has enjoyed the professional progress and social prestige which these associations have established. If the business of tha A m er­ ican Medical Association and its affiliated associations be political, then it is strictly- pnl Itics that is bringing better medical care to all the people of these United States. It i» our endeavor as members of the medical profession nnd of the AMA to see that medicine remains so the patient it still in individual with a problem to be solved rather thsn one of a long line of nameless f a re * with a punch card and a num ber. Robert J. Smith, M P f e r a lii Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Fri., October 30, 1961 w u T s a * . siiai.ow. ■ U ir o i ASB PLIl.tsMAW r s t v R y a t T o t is x . i ire a le lle e - n e i e r s l M a a a a e r NIIUDHT SLUXISIIKU J i m s t . s r iiv s tu u a Advertising Director A saocllla t 'ln o r ■ o r URK1S M1HHX I. JOIIXSOS Z i i i r l l i l i i M < st| ir Uan.Rlna CUIIer ru sks k illc iih k w Tel««raph dohix Editor d o t ria: Cdller CRIO W ILLI Ms.-haalcal Supt ■ ILL VIXCKVr A ta r i* city Cdlter w vlli Buff I’botoaraphir Cosily Idltsr Publish*! dally sleep! Saturday, Sunday an* Chrtatmaa; pup­ ilsUsd Sat unlay preccling r_-hrl*tit>aa j iu i B lU s lR I P r iu a HATES Homa Delivery B y Hall Us W eek *Sc »«*h co rstr |M* 1 Tear ALL OTUEK MAIL 111 ** I T s sr 1 1* I MeatbS I M s M ealba t.M 1 Meath s e h ia o i.e i l l I Mealfea IN I MeaU HAVI VOTE A N D ELECT Y O U R GAINED HOLLAND DEMOCRATS OF S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y ! an appointment at a member of major Senafe committees . . . three of which are of particular importance to Florida and to yon m one of its citizen*. HOLLAND IS A M IM BR O* AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEE — A very important committee where Florida is con­ cerned. This committee ha* the major respon. sibillty in determining the nature, scope and amount of expenditure* in Florida in support of activities involving limber, citrus, sugar, cattle, and agricultural production of alt kinds. Our seniority assures us a voice in the proceedings of the Agriculture and Forestry Committee m dealing with the matters of importance to Florida. Jne Davit Slats APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE — This committee administers Federal funds and hat major responsibilities such as defense installations, public buildings, highways, rivers, harbors, air­ ports, flood control, maintenance and expansion of activities centering around Capa Kennedy. Mary Earle Walker W. Lnwrrnre Swafford Tax Awnwir County ('unimUaionrr l(r|irn>rntaliva FOR FREE FOR FREE TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS CALL: TO THE POLLS CALL: r iA tr Osnsral Advert i si ng M a n a t * * JANIB IH O KB I K K t U m ln tn Manager w il l ia m s Social ? ■or EXPERIE AND SENIORITY a rt s MsaiAi D. 1 . r o t t a ! IS «ta ltllo a a provide taat aU w all ssbtcrlptlsw a be Raid In advaacs. _________________________ TbS M ora l! Is s asm Ser of tbo C ausa m u vrlueb Is *■• tills * saeluHvety le tbs ues fur republlcallsn s f a ll lbs Iseei saw s a n a l * ! la iaia u v s u n r . Enters* a a l o e s s ! d a t a n a i l e r r-elsssr II, IBIS a l la s V-ei Office at Sanford, rioridn. un Jer tbs Act at C s a a r e s t sf March. SPACE SCIENCE COMMITTEE — Every rifeen of Florida knows the influence the space program has had upon Florida. Not only has it benefited the area around Cape Kennedy; R has also poured millions into Florida's economy and will continue to pour additional millions. N is important to all Floridians that we preserve the seniority that gives Spessard L Holland a seal on tha Aeronautical and Space Science Committee, whose prime responsibility A is to admmietor to aM wetter* in the space field. RE-ELECT SPESSARD L. HOLLAND Ns part of s a y m i i s r i S i. news «r a a t s r i i a iB i. or *bla s * ;tlo a at Tha l a a f o r ! K s r a l ! may be reproduea! In any n a n a t r witbs u t w ritte n p s r a l u i s a at tbs psb lu hsr of Tbs H sra li. Any Individual or firm re.p un.lbts f r escb reproduction will be c u n il u a r s ! as la f r .n g .u f oh Tbs Herat! s c sp rr.ih L ar.* w ill b,/W b t S lM ' b t l ! L a b ia t u* da—u * t» * a ! * r * *»« ***, i U . S. %* S EN A TO R * ■ * DEMOCRAT- A " ' * ** W. M. Littleton 323-1906 \V. 1.. Hamilton 322-1791 John P. Garcia 322-1 111 Jacqueline Creamer 322-1593 Dee Anderson 322-2167 Mrs. Sylvan J. Davis 322-6170 Mrs. L. Swafford 838-1332 Mrs. Anne Riley 838-6027 Mrs. W. T . Nipper 838-3337 Mrs. Doris Omey 322-8037 Mrs. Fern Eldridge 322-5125 Jim Itirkennieyer Lnunly School Board Al Dnvis Justice of I'racc, Diatrict I L e t P ro g re s s C o n t i n u e ! PU. PUL. ADV. BY FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, WARREN M. GOODRICH, CHAIRMAN; ANN CRAMER, VICE CHAIRMAN. FRANK I. PORTER. SECRETARY, !>i COOPERATION WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. �f~ r ■ t - �I * I aaHBL '-r- ■ *. : ffc r fT ? < Baptift M oralac^ W eM hl* _ Methodist episcopal Oasra RA. a* W ssdU ad A r c . HOW DOES LIFE GET SO 111* a. a . ttttijy&irziiViZ Rav. J*ha H. H ire* J r , Faator Church School _ • :* ! A a*. M ernle* W o r s h ip __11 :M a *a M TF .i - - d ill A A Trtlata* Ualea — t i l l a m. Hreala* Werekl# - Tim * a . Wsd. Frayer Berrlee TiM A m n u n Alliance b f r i* o * * HOLT CROP* d l l A F a rk A v a F t. L o s s y B l Sapor. R ector H oly Coasmualsa _ T:l* A a Fam ily B erries a s * ■sndsy A e b s o l.... ... *:M a a H ornln * Prayer ■ d e la y Bekeel ____ •:*# A w . ss.? f a s r i js.'T's s a g eatb-.HS t s js s a jw u , m. f t w tarrlM —— M l A Assembly Of God Merala* Wonkl# _ 11:4# a. m. Tralala* Ualea — . BiM * m. Ireala* Werrkly M Till A ba Church Of Christ P1KECRMT AW W rtLT O r OOD CHURCH C m Ittfe M « ■ > « U . K. W ilier .. ■■ - CHURCH OF CHRIST PB*U# tKK.V.-si,r:»«.‘ S R S ltfa fe<W*M jlB - S.s M il-W eek 1m tlM % m. CIKTRAL W T l I t CHURCH Car. lltfe I I * 0*11 A**. H «ll M i l l , Factor i n l a y «e**el ------M l * »• Kerala* Werekt* — lit** a. ■mining Uaalea — III* A Mr*ala* lerrUe »i»* A W i i Prayer •eerie# til* A Hiraerr 0##s WTBR - Till A Bandar KIM Brsglsaat M m. *• «• »■ H WBSTBTDB MUnOKART ■AFTirr CHURCH Ith i t A Hally Are. b B. K ia* ----------- Christian CHRIITIAN CHURCH DtlCTPLBS OF Cim H RtIfT HIT R Mafor# Ark R. Veras* Fatlar •aaAey BShoot___ t i ll 1 B. Kerala* Werekl# - 1 M I a. m. F IR S T Pasts# • ealay B shssl ------ 1M » *. a . B s id if Kerala* Werekl# . . 11:4* A a*. H r*a la * W s c A lp — TiM A m. W *da**day F rayor dottle* . T:dd A a . tlH R C R C B T BAPTIST CHURCH Oaera Road Faator — - w illiam J. o « * «# M oraln* W o n k l# . 11:04 a sa Sunday School * : l l a. m. T raln ln * Untan — 1:11 p. ra. Evening Worship ~ M u p. a . W «'l. til(k *ra A Taaelur* U n t i n * ___________ *;1« a m. JORDAN M lidtO N ART BAPTIST CHURCH l d t l W. P in t S t r n l S saday Sekeol _ _ I*:** a. aa. M ora le* W srik l# — 11:** a. n . Rlbla I t a l y (B a a la y ) I:M p m . E v sn g a llitlo dtrrla* TiM A m. Wad. Frayor Maot — TiM A m. Bill Staphana ------------- Faator A Cordial W a loon e M All OAKLAW H BAPT IIT CHURCH 1TI1 Country Cluh Road — R H W i W V f F l m - K aytl**- Charek B ar. R. T. B a m t l ------ Fa*loe Sunday School — - 1:11 a. m. W s n h l# fo rrlo # _ 11:00 a. m. T raln ln * Unton . did! p. m. E vening Wnrahlp — Iio* p. m. W ed. Prayor a«rv. — T ill A ak CH RIST M R T H O P U T CHURCH SunlasA Cat*(as Citrus H sl*h U Rav. Charles E H o * * __Fasts# Church School — •:** a m. Morning W orsh ip _ 11:0* a m. m t f ---------------------- Site a m . K v a W orship ------ 1:1® p. a . Wad. Ptayar Barries TiM f.na. a p t if t Old OrlaaAe M . at H itter A va B. Hanil lea dvttfla — Farter Oeaera Balyk Brewer Jr. Hr*a*ell*l Blkle fekeel - ■ — liM a. m. Merala* Werekl# — t i ll a. ■*• H snlag Werekl# — 1:1* a **. Wed. Fray** Birrli* f i l l y. bl UMwHtof tWnf about a rape—it rarely become* tanked when ft'* *ervij*| owns useful purpose. It Hretdic* firm and taut. . . reaching. . . balding. TNI CNUICN 101 A ll... AU FOB TNI CNUICN But lay the rope wide . . . waiting without * purpose . . . and it become* •o tangled you can't even find the end*. Life i* like that! For tome folk* it seem* an loiponible tangle of conflict*, worrie* and dbtppomttienu. They haven't discovered how to devote their atrand of year* to a vital, constant purpose. Tha Oaw* k a . paakol htkw w Mrthhr so MMwa Mt**so» W ^ ‘cs^sT »:N a m. Southern Methodist Free Methodiit FB B B MBTHODIBT CHURCH Cernsr «th Bl s a d Laurel A va Her. C. E. Anderson Faster TBIapbosei 111-TtJ* Banday Beheol ■ - • :«1 a »• Morning W srahl# _ 1*:4* a * . K vtnln g W orship _ T:M a * a W *A F r e y s r Ssirrta* T ill a a <■«■*■! IsiiiwWipI) s aims. >— ■t^oiOialwlMB V.U.wsa But for other* life stretches firm and taut from Mfth tn Eternity. The tangles dimpcctf at men reach acroa* time to hold certain the truth* by which God would Iu* live. FAOLA CHUnCH OF CHRIST HI ah way Id Weit Morris fla k y ___ - RrsifetlK Blkts Class .. II:** a. ar. Msrnla* Wsrakl# — 11:4# a. m. Rr*nla* Wonkl# — l:oe p. «a Blkle Ctaasa* Wad. _ Till A m- m Nazarene Lutheran Uf* without tangle* . . . kfc with purpoa* , , . diioovw k in Church next Cwvrlju 1*4. a « u . AAwlialii Umim, hr. CHURCH OF C H R U T 1111 Park Avanu* Bart B rew a . B raagolIK Buaday ■Ibio S t u d y _______ 1*:M a. ML U orn ln* W orihlp — 11:M a. M* R raatn * dorrle* — 111* p. aa. So* "lla ra ld o f Truth" I p. m. Sunday aa Ckaaaot I Tuesday Ladloa n ibl* C la n . l*iM a. m. Wodnaaday Blbl* d a ta ■ ...... Tit* a a . Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST H I Raat Bacond lira s* Sunday Barries A •unday dehsol ------ II,!#* a. Bk Subjoetl "E verlastin g Punish, FIRST CHURCH OF TH E N AZAR ENW W. Ind a t at Mapl* A va O O O D ____________ LUTHERAN CHURCH IM d A Orlando D rive Hwy. I T - m Sanford, Florida I t l 'T I l l The Raw. J. O ardsa F a e r y , Faetor Sunday School _ _ 1:11 A BL. M orning W orih lp — lit®* A m. Communion— F irst Buaday la Each Month X la d s rg a rtsa aad Nuresry Fanl B lck t* ................... Faator Sunday S ch ssl — _ 1:41 a m. Morning W o rih lp — 14:11 a m. To nth ■ 1:44 a *a Young Adult Fallownhtp - 4:4# A m . Th# Namas Wn Bear E van **lliU s Borvlos Ti4l a *a Mld-Waa* tarvlca <W sd.) __ J:I4 p. m. Third Sunday lln s ip lr a tlo a — 1:44 p, m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF T H E REDEEMER 1M W . I lt h P lace “ The Church o f the Lutheran H o u r" aad T V "T hle la U e U fa " Herbert W . O o t r s e ------ Faster Bunday Ich ool — . *:1* A m. W o rih lp g*rvles — 1*:1* a * . X ln d *r*a rt*a a a d K araw y FIR S T CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, FI a R av. W . L. H olcom be, Faator Sunday 1:41 a m. ____ Bible School 11:44 a m. — M orning W orship J:M A * - __ E vening Service T:M A m. — W e d Mld-W aah Prayer Services T:M A bl — Las* W*d. Mine* lonary Service aasnl" Wodnaaday Bernes _ *:**#• «*■ Reading Room : M l B. First. Waakdayai 10:1* a. m - «:M Methodist p. m. Friday KvsbIm i •:*#* 1:11 * bl. ______ Church Of God ClllIRC II OF OOD M od A French L. 1L A l f o r d __________ Faster ■undsy Ichool __Bid* a. m. U orn ln* W orship _ 11:** a. m. X vsngsllatlo Harr. - Til* p. u . Tuaa. Frayor lo ry . _ f i l l A ■■ Thurt. Toun* Faopta R ndaaror —~— Tilt A *• OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rav. w . E. Tim m s ____ Faetor Sunday School — — t :4 l a m. M orntn* Bsrvlsss — U :t « a m. Choir Practtco Wad. 1:11 y a Evary O ae W eloom a CHURCH OK OOD o r I’ llOI'HKCT 110* Elm A vtnn t JUT. Rottort Watch ------ Panto* -JL'ia J a J . JtehuaU W orahlp Hsrylc* _ l o : t l a. m . R..-.n*sUstts dorr. _ Til* a **• OdTKEM BAPTIST CHURCH H W T. I l l PA 111*111 Faator ------ C k n tor W. Plonk ■ unday Ich ool ___ . 1 (;(* a. m. U orn ln * la rrle * — 11:M a. m. T ra ln ln * Ualun 1:1* P- m. K n n ln * Sortie* — Til* P- m. W sdntoday UtoUnga: Oraanltatlona _ 1:1* A a . F r a y o r .............. — T:l* A a*. C k o l r _________ — 1:11 9. ak Pentecostal FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 411 F ark A v a Rav. R ob ert K . Jasklna, Fasts* M orning W orship _ 1:1* a ■ . Hunday S c h o o l ----- - I:M a m. M orning W orship — M ill A ak MTF Msatlnan ---- 4:1* A BL. tlatarm sdlats. Ian lor) Evan in * W orship M Tit* a *A Tuadayi Blhl* T raln ln *----- - Till A H* Thur*<layt Toun* People Perries Till p a Methodist Congregational CONOREOATIOMAL CHRIHTIAN CHURCH _ (Dnltad Chunk of Chrlot) Perk Avenue *» l**h It. *:«• a. m . ___ Churrh Beheel 11:0® a. m. — Worship Barvlee 1:1* p. m. _ Christian Youtk Sunday Monday Drutrrorvxny Nthcmiah | U « A lA lt Tuesday Art* >:a6-d» W(4nu«laf Thunday Art* *7:**-Ji Fonian* *:i-il Friday Homans IJiH-14 OSTEEN METHODIST CHURCH Osteea STAFFO RD MEMORIAL CHURCH North Monroe C A. B e a t t y __________ Faator Oat son Sunday Sohoal —— I4:M a *A Osteea W orsh ip la rvtcs — 11:44 A m. S ta ffo rd M e m o ria lW orsh ip aorvlc* _ *;M A m. S ta ffo rd Memorial— Sunday School ____ 14:1* a * . I Corinthian* Mini airy Rav. Walter A. R. MeFktread. Faetor FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONQWOOO 141 Oran*# Str*at Rav. E. Ruth Orant — Paalor Bunday School 10:4* a ra. Morning W orship _ l l i » « a ra. Sunday Evening _ T:l* a ra. Wed. Blbl* Study , J:M a Bk Conquerors M asting F riday ---------------- T:M A « . Presbyterian FIRST FRESBYTERIAH CHURCH Sanford, FI a ... Oak 4 v a A Ird PL Orsver C. la w e ll Jr. __ F aster E d s* r W . Smith J r . ‘ Assistant P astor Church S c h o o l_____ 1 : 4 1 a Seaalon M e a t s ____14:41 a Morning W orship — 11:4* Plonaor Fellowship _ 1:4* ■anlor III Fallowahlp 4:00 Evening W orship __ T:I4 Wad. Frayor M ooting T:4* a a a a a m. m. m. m. m. nu m. CHURCH OF TH E COVENANT III* South Orlando D rive Thomas 1L M a k l n ____ Pastor W orihlp _ _ 4:4* A ak Chur oh S ch ssl ____ 14:4* A Bk -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. 4 Mrs. M. B. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Stuff ART BROWN TEST CONTROL FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees HORNE DISTRTRUTORR, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. HARRELL 4 BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W.2fith S t, Sanford SANFORD WELDING k FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley A Employe*! BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. S t, S u fo r d CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida HILL LUMBER 4 HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Creppe and Employ tas KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First 4 French, Sanford KILGORE REED COMPANY 1400 W. lit . SL, Sanford ZITTROWER RROS. 1400 S. Elm NELSON a CO., INC. Oviedo, Florid* OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff I L. D. PLANTE. ING Oviedo, Florid* LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Keilett — Herman Koleff end Employees SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employs*! SMTTTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WHATABURGER 2545 French Avenue WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L W ilson and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A l Wilson ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Roae 4 Wilks Bowman 4 Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida Fs*l a Waainyaa Mathadta*. BL 41 W. at Facia BL Jama* A U -B , daaford Ava. BL M ary's A.M.B. Church IL RL 411 Oatss* BL FanT* MaUedla* C l a r c k Oatasa Rd. Cnt*rptlas I t a f ford Ma mortal MsthsdMt O ta r s ) B. DaBary BBVBNTB DAY ADYBMTIFT Forsat Lak* lavaslh.day Advastlst Church, Hwy. 411, Forest City Bavasth-day Adranllat churah, Malttasd Ava, Altamonte Springs Banfard gavanth-day Advastlst Church, Bsrsnth A Elm -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church, Oviedo Central Beptlnt Chunk, t i l l Oak A v a Chulusta First HapUat Churcfc Chuluota Map Uni Mltaion Rider S p rlsia Uaptlai Chur*A KI0 L i i n t B E i Firs* Baptist Chsrth, 411 P ork A va FrU odablp Bapllat Church e l Allam ent* ty rin g s RL 414, A) lament* Springs F irst Baptist Church *4 DsRnry F irst Usptlat Churob e l Oanava F irst Haptlsl Chsrch e l Lab# Mary F irst Ua p list Church o f Lak* Msnroa F irst Baptist Chsrth *1 Lsagw eod, Oar. Church * Oraat F irst Baptist Cbursh o f O vlsde F ir s t Baptlat Church *1 Saa Leads Iprtag* F ir st ShUsh H lsclsaary BaplM l Chart A 11*1 w . Ilth at. F orsat C ity Baptist Church Fountain Head Baptist Church. Ovled* L ave Ssu tbars Daptlat Mlaslun, Chuluota M laslsnary Baptist Church North R A E a isrp rlae _ _ _ . M acedonia Mlaalok Baptlat Church Oak HIU R A Ostaca M orning a lo r y U apllit Church, da n eva H w y. Mu Olivo Miaalunary Uaptlat Church, Saa L ea d * M i n n J i t , L seg w a ed ML Sica Mlaataaary Baptist. Upas A va New ML Calvary Mlealoaary Baptist i l l * W. Ilth SL New Islam Prim itive B aptist O hsreA II** W. Ilth SL New ML S is* Baptist Chars A 11M Faar Av* O ah law s Baptist Chaps), n il W . Hth BL O slsss Baptist Church F lsacrcst Baptist Church. M I W . Onora Rd. Prairie Laha Baptist ChursA R id s * H d, F ata Fark Prssvcaa M lsstsaary Baptlat ChursA Midway I M . U Shllah Mlaatsaary Baptist Church. N lstk B UMkary SL James Mlaalssary Baptlat C h srth i t a R A t i l Oatsas St. F asl Mlaslsnary Baptlat ChursA Ith SL BL Matthew* Missionary Baptlat Church Caaaaa Haight* SL Jtha‘ * Mls*l*a*ry B aptist CkuraA It* Crpress i t Tsaipi* ~ ____ Baptist oh uraA Fain* Sprtags R d * Altamsat* Iprlngs WattaIda Mlaalaaary Baptist CharaA 411 A Hally Av a Blah Hop* Baptist C hursA T it Or s a g a A va . CATROLIO Chsrch # f the H attvitr. t a l k M ary A ll lou le Cathsll* C hursA T il Oak Av a Neman Calhella Maas, Sportsm an's Club, C h n lM U •L Ana’s Catholic C burcA Ftrahlng Flat*, Datlary BL Mary Maadalaa* Catholic Church, Mall* land A v a Altam onte Bprlsgs CH RISTUM First Christian Church, 1I0T B. Sanford AvA C ongregational Christina Church. Jt*1 I’ srk Av*. Northsld* Christian Church, F l o r i d a 11a .a n Dr.. Maitland CHURCH OF CIIRIdT Church o f Christ, l i l t d. Fark Av a Church o f Christ, Uanava Church o f Christ, L osgw oed Church o f Christ. I'aola CHURCH OF OOD Church Church Church Church st of st ot Hod, Ood, Ood, O od 1*1 H ickory tit® a. rra s e h Oviedo Mission, Bstorprlso BPISCOFAL A n Salats Bplsoopal Church B. D sB arr Av*.. Batsrprla* Christ Bpla.-opal Church, t.on gw ool A ll Balnla blpiscopaL K nlrrprli* R o lf Crass Kgiaoopai, P ark A . a a l 4tk LUTHBRAM Ascanaloa Lutharaa Church, Ovsrbcooh H r, Casaalharry Good Shephard United LutharA H o t B. Orlando Dr. I.utharas cbu rak s t th* Radaamar, 1*1 W. ISth Placa Maaatah Lutheran Church, American Legion lu ll, prairie Lakt, Kara Dark SL Lukas Lutheran Church. RL t i l Slavia METHODIST Bacnatt M anorial Mathsdlat Church. B. D enary A va , enterprise Dear L a k . Msthodlat Churak Ilothal A.M.M. Church. Canaan Heights Casaalharry Community Msthodlat Church. Hwy. t j.| ] A IMnay Hide* ltd-, Caasalhcrry Dctiary Community M ethod:,i ch u rch W. Highlands, DaBary Christ Msthodlat Cbureh itunland Kalataa F irst Msthodlat Church, it * ra th A v a First Mathodlst Church o f Ovlado Firat Sodthsrn Msthodlat Church W om an’s Club 1*1 Oak A v a F ra* Mathodlst Church. 14* W. ith BL Osnava Mathodlst Churah, Geneva G race Mathodlst Church, Onora RA Grant Chapal A M E. Church, Ovlado Oakarova Msthodlat Church, Ovlado t k t ia g UaGhodlM Church RAZARKNB F I r* t Churah at dr le d at Masla Fern Fark Charah ad O’ Or tan R d , Farm Park Lak* Mary Cksrah at th* Kaaaraaa FRBSBTTBR1AM Cemmuatty F rssbylartss Church. Lak* Mary F irst Frsabytarlaa Charah. Oak Ava. A Ird BL First Prcabytarlaa Chsrth. C sssslbsrry First Praahytsrlaa Church of DsBary, K. H lghlaed Prcabytarlaa Chsrth *I Th* C o ra sa s I I II* a. Orlando Dr. 8L Andrews Praahytsrlaa Church 4*11 Laa> naal Bah. D r . Bear Lak* Upaala Commaalty Fraebytsrlaa Churah. Upsala RA W aatralslalsr Fraahytartan Churah, Hawaii Park. RL ill OTHER CHURCHES Alisa’s A.M.E. Church, Oliva A Ilth Church ot Ood In ChrtsL Ovlsds Chuluota Community Church Church of Ood of Prophecy, HIT Kim A va Church *f Ood Mission, Batsrpris* Chsrch s t Jasss Chris* at LaMar Da# •slat*. I l l l Park A v a Commaalty Chapal, Altamonte Bpr'ngs Eastern Ortbodos Church. gL Johns Cbry> aostom Chapal, Hwy. 17-)I, Fora Park Congrsgatloa Bath laraal. ilth A Mag nails First Cbursh of Christ, gsisatUt, 14# B. ta d BL Ktagdom Hall ot Jehovah's Witness Laha Monro* UslL 11*1 W. Third BL First Pentecostal Church of Lssgwood Ml Oliva Uollacaa Chureh. Oak HlU Rd. Oatasa Plaacrast Assembly s f Ood. m h A Elm *a*ford Alllanas church, t i l l B. Park Ava Bastard Cangrsgattoa s t Jehovah'# Wit* aasaaa, l* i Sanford A va Th* Salvation Army, H i E. tad SL ^ Unity Churah e l Bastard, t i l A U i M. ’ �Record Turn-Out Expected Tomorrow In Seminole Voting Seminole County * « • « on the S t Johns River » » » • “The Nile of Americ.” S h e B m f o t b f o r a lf c > u p cod* n m > W EATHER: No precipitation expected; temperature* 78 to 89. ______ 22,000 Editorial Comment Think-Then Vote Seen To Tha Sanford Herald believe* in an open and frank discussion o f tha facta and Issues in cam­ paigns for public offices. But The Herald deplores any candidates' disregard o f the facts and genuine issues and campaigns based on personal attacks. Smear campaigns will deter qualified ami experienced citizens from seeking public office. The future o f this nation, our state, our county and our municipalities depends upon re­ sponsible men and women who seek public o f­ fice, serve as elected public officials and who have the trust and confidence o f the citizens. Before you vote tomorrow, make it a point to examine tech candidate and the issues in­ volved. This will enable you to make your own individual judgment o f the candidates’ qualifica­ tions and their ability to represent you in public office. Ballot B y Harry I. Nearly 22,000 voters are ex­ SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 312 VOL. 86 United Presa Leaaed Wire Established 31908 MON. NOVEMBER 2, 1964 pected to cast their ballots, > 4> e i * * 4 . tomorrow in a 12-bour period Tb* Booth ■t 23 precincts aa one of tha la Fora Park la tha fourth most Intense campaign per* financial croup la Somlaolo lods in local history reaches County to receive tha fold Us climax. award for 100 par coat coop* Polls open throughout tha county at 7 a m,, close at T oration la tha currant Unitad I p. m. with those in line at that Fund campaign. Tha hank hour allowed to cast their bal­ turned la |10Q for tha firm lot. and g21S from tha employe* Mrs. Camilla Bruce, county WASHINGTON (U P I ) — TALLAHASSEE (UPI) for a per capita laraataent voting registrar, made tha Tuesday's election could bring heavy turnout prediction today of 112.11. Another fine ax* Nearly two million Florida voters ara expected to flock as she and her staff prepared 72 million voter* to the poll* ample of "care-nees.” to the polls Tuesday, drawn by for an extremely busy several • • e If Americans show as much hotly-contested races for prsaihours tomorrow ntgbt aa they Boy Scout* will be honored Interest In the presidential dtot and governor. tabulate tho returns from tha Flection Day at the Melodea race ss they did In I960. precincts. Tha Weather Bureau in Mi­ Skating Sink during a okata They will be decide between ami predict! partly cloudy Each preelaet Is asked to ex­ party in two sessions, 4 to g the poll-favored Democratic pedite tha return* so Semi­ ik ies over most of lb* state, and 7 to 10 p.m. Look* Ilk* candidate*. President Lyndon nole County can be among tha but forecaster! aay "no rain a chance for the old folke to B. Juhnson and his running By Dottle Asetln color In there aomewher* to first to reach an official de­ la expected-" have It quieter at home while mate for vice president, Hu­ cision on the candidates. A record 2 5 million voter* Nearly 200 budding high make it more interesting. they Helen to election return*. are registered in the •tste-lnTopping the attention of bert H. Humphrey, and the school journalists from ell " U you follow these sim­ Shealy Beit of the rlnka aaya eluding a record 300.000 Ne­ most voters la, of tour**, tha Republican presidential can­ over Central Florida met Sat­ UNITED FUND contributions to date have pushed the totali up to 25 ple procedure* you will hand national presidential race. But 90 per cent of the money re­ groes—and expert* predict Ldidate, Sen. Barry G oldwster, urday at Seminole H i g h per cent o f the 140,000 goal. Campaign Chairman Troy Ray Jr. paints the ceived during the perty will 993,000 will go to the polls be­ In a better-prepared articles, considerable beat has been and his running mate, Rep. rise on the red fenther billboard at the com er of Park Ave. and Firat St. (Photos taken at the high be turned over to the current tween 7 a. m and T p. m. lo­ more acceptable to the editor generated in contests on tha William K. Miller. He ia also alated to paint in the appropriate indication on a similar sign school newspaper workshop United Fund cempeign. Lota cal time. and more Interesting to your local level, too. The 1964 vote probably will located at the Seminole Plaza in Casselberry, Official deadline fo r the of benefit* In thle project. will appear In Tuesday'n Chief among these is the In addition to president and reading pubtle," Stenstrom act a new record, Just as did United Fund drive Is Nov. 12. (Herald Photo) • • • race between W. Lawrence Herald.) governor, voters will elect six concluded. the turnouts o f 6H.8 million County Judge C. Vernon congressmen (six other con­ Master o f ceremonies for Swofford, Democratic mayor in I960 and 62 million In 1956. School for en Intensive seeof Altamonto Springs and B. MU* will, on tho expiration gressional race* are uncontestThe 72 million guess Is bas­ sion on school newspaper and tha luqehton waa Mias Sherry Bassett, *Republican. of his term the fin t of the ed), n U. S. senator, and state Uarealta, editor of the Sale- Pope ed on an assumption that the yearbook production. year, join in a partnership and local officials. magundl, Seminole High's na­ Each Is seeking the County eame 63.1 per cent o f the vot­ Highlighted by the luncheon Commission poet In District S Jacksonville Mayor Haydon with Atty. Mack N. Clev* ing see population thnt cast addreas on “ How To Build a tional award-winning year­ but voting i* on a countywide Bums, the Democratic nomi land Jr. They’ll have offices book. Two persons were killed on ballots four years ag o will News Story" by Sanford Her­ basis. In the Sanford Atlantic Bank nee for governor who spent 1 Seminole highways over the do so again. ald Associate Editor Julian Friendly arguments among Building, the present home of million dollars running as the weekend to bring the county's However, there la on* fnc*- Stenstrom, the student# end voter* have, in some Instances, businessman candidate, la Cleveland. A pair of aces back ••• traffic fatality total for the or that could cut the voting teachers heard a professional turned Into bitter disputes as heavily favored over his Be to back. year to 14. percentage The 1960 record, group o f University o f Flor­ the two candidates squared off publican opponent, Charles o * Max Oscar Brown, 70, of a new high in (with tntnl vote ida professors, Central F lor­ for the campaign. Holley, of St Petersburg. Route 2, Box T9-A, died of in­ A 15-year-old youth writes end per rent of voting age ida publishers, newsmen snd Tax Assessor Mary Earle On the presidential level, juries he received Saturday The Oviedo Community ex ­ population casting ballots, to The Herald, critical of hi* Walker, Democrat, la opposed both parties have fought authors expound on many when hla car left Beardall hibit this morning was named may have resulted partially Mass Pile-Up town. Among things ha has rough battle with the Demo­ Henry Tam m , for eight for the assessor’s office by to say: “ Sanford li a leeeon- crats smelling a possible win P1STOIA, Italy (UPI) - Avenue end he waa thrown the winner of the annual Pres­ from the fact thnt neither facets o f the subject In work­ years City Clerk and Finance Guy Allen, Republican. Thle shop sessions which began at al town, nothing happen* In Florida for the first time More than 30 cars plied Into through the windshield. candidate waa the Incumbent 8:30 a.m. ident'! Trophy when Judges Director for the City of San­ campaign, too, hsa creeled In a separate accident Sat­ during the aumraer, farming, since 1941. The state Is still each other In rainy darkneas president. ford, today assumed his new considerable Interest but has Tha prot and cons o f a ca­ fruit picking and packing rated a tossup between Lyndon Sunday night on the "Super­ urday, Donald Rosa Padgett, toured the exhibition tent at In 19.'8 and In 1918, when reer in journalism were out­ position as chief deputy under maintained a calmer approach tha 1964 Seminole County Fair. dies.. .Florida low wages end Johnson and Barry Goldwster, highway of the Sun.’ ’ Sixteen 23, of Orlando, was fatally In­ incumbent president* were lined to the students In the Clerk o f tha Circuit Court Ar­ as each cited qualifications jured when the car In which he Judges gsvc the {s ir's an high prices don’t mix.. .Thera however. for the offtca. seeking re-election, tha votln persona were slightly injured. session in the *udl- thur H. Beckwith Jr. ll a handful of crooked gso state Rep. Joe Davts, Demo­ Democrats are counting hea­ Tam m replaces Troy Ray, Prof. John V . crat, Is asking to be returned station* and atorei, too high vily on tha 300,000 registered ‘On Guard* in­ Webb 4 U n it Award to Croom* High 1952 and * " * I960 when the *“ ‘ o f the School o f Jour­ who is the unopposed Demo­ to Tallahassee and Is oppos­ price* and many other*. . . Negroes to vote solidly for the TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - Sunday afternoon In an Orlan School of Sanford, and the cumbent wee not running. cratic nominee in Tuesday's nalism end Communications ed In his bd by Dr. Robert T. Breaking and intaring, rob­ president because of the civil Secretary o( State Tom A d im i do hospital. three KiwanLs Club cups went This Indicate* there Is more of the University o f Florida. general election for the office The driver of the car. Rod­ Hoover, Republican. bery, 1* good buelnen to go rights bill. of county tax collector. notified voting officials in the ney Harry Whitehurst, 24, also lo the Liberty Belles o f Slavla, voter Interest when two new Some of the high points o f Incumbent Jim Birkenmeyer, With Florida's 14 electoral 67 counties today to be on In too. . .Idtae to make SenThe new chief deputy Is a of Orlando, suffered head In­ Boy Scout Troop 211 o f San­ men are trying to g e t in. Stcnatrum's address on how ford like Orlando have been votes at stake, and Goldwster guard against any deliberate native of Savannah, Ga., but Democrat, has campaigned for ford, snd the Future Farmers The 72 million estimate hits juries and is being treated at to build s news story incluil turned down., .The bind ihell needing every vole he can get attempt to slow down voting an Orlando hospital. has been a resident of Sanford bis return to office on the of America chapter of Semi­ been used hy official* o f the ed tho following directions to if ha expects to win the elec­ was tom down to mike a since 1922. R iy will continue Board of Public Instruction nole High School. tomorrow. Democratic National Commit­ the student writers: The accident was Investigat­ tion, the GOP has been pound­ to be associated with the and Is oppn>c<] by Waller Ho* modem restaurant, it now ed by Florida Highway Patrol Tho Oviedo exhibit presents tee, hut no gurtse* o f the "W rite It while It's fresh clerk's office until he aiiu m cs berg, Republican. the farming phases of the com ­ atanda aa a bug* eement ing hard <n the Florida Pan­ Nikita 111 turnout h*v* been forth com ­ In your mind. On the way Trooper John Worden. He re­ Democrat Al Davis Is cam­ his new duties in January. block, cracked, chipped anJ handle where conservatism Is COPENHAGEN (U P I) - ported the car was a total loss. munity's tlfe while the Stnford ing from the Republican*. paigning for the justice of beck from your assignment, popular and the civil rights Garden Club exhibit features ugly.. . ” Danish Communist party Two Sanford Naval Air Sta­ peace office In District 6 and ■tart composing that import bill Is generally unpopular. chslrmnn Knud Jespersen said tion men were Injured Satur­ garden and floral arrange­ Is opposed by C. E. (Chuck) ant first paragraph in your ments plus a fountain. today that ousted Soviet Pre­ Chatted with Richey Green, day morning when the car in Kern, Republican. Each ii mind end give your editor en Croomi exhibit is s general mier Nikita 8. Khrushchev la which they were riding over­ district engineer of tha State seeking the post now held by estimated length o f your suffering from sclsroais, turned on Onora Road. Being display of i d phases of high Road Department, the other Llnten L. Cox. story as soon ss you can. school work. among other ailments. day when 1-4 wee opened. He treated at the base’a dispens­ In addition, 13 amendments "D on 't start at the very noted that traffic counts on ary are Francis Poodley and At 5 p. in. today officials of Tonight's session of the San­ to the Florida State Constitu­ Another question to bo d e ­ top o f the page — allow room the Legion Fair Association ‘Legal Like’ j Danny Shaw. The ear left the ford City Commission may be tion will be acted upon at the Highway 17-92 averaged 19,cided Tuesday, and one which for editorial directions by not ‘4 NEW YORK (U P I) - This road and flipped over In a and county leaders will snip a a storm y one with a delega­ polls. 000 vehicles a day. That’ s a A rash of burglaries and at­ ribbon to officially open the was not on the sample ballot writing on the top third o f tion o f Sanford merchants lo t o f vehicles, A trooper in tempted burglartaa waa report­ Is the day it becomes si! nice nearby field and was declared In Sanford voten will choose printed In last week’ s Herald, week-long event to the public. your first page. In the upper slated to appear end esk that the entourage on hand for the ed by police this morning; all and legal-Pke, with bota part­ a total loss by Investigating of­ between the Incumbent City Is that of creating a fire con ­ right hand corner, put your Children's days will be ob­ downtown parking meters be Commissioner Joe Baker and inform al opening wee heard of them being made over the ies signing the historic final ficers. served on Tuesday and Wed­ trol district In District 2 (the name so the editor will know papers that will join the New covered for a 90-day test per­ his rival, E. C. Harper, Jr. to mutter, “ That 19,000 muet weekend. nesday of this week, starting Lake Monroe area), who wrote the story in case he iod with an eye toward remov­ York Yankees with the Col­ Seminole County voters will have been on a ejow day.” He, A thief used a master key Mrs Camilla Bruce, county *t 4 p. m. Merchants Day will needs to esk you questions. ing them altogether in the fu­ decide tomorrow on the rea­ umbia Broadcasting System- Herald Reporter f o r one, is probably happy to to eater tho office* of Dr. voting raglstrar, la id the ques­ be observed on Thursday. "W h s t is tha key point o f ture. lignment of justice of peace see 1-4 open to relieve some Richard Dougherty at 303 E. Dies At DeBary Featured or the m idw iy Is tion was not on the sample Reburial your story? This must be in City Commissioner! may he districts in the county. o f the congestion. Flrtt St. They pried open a Mrs. Frank White, o f Dahlia the Blue Grass Shows which ballot supplied lo the news­ The vote, considered a form­ • • • desk drawer but failed to get WEST BRANCH. lows - Drive, D eBary, Herald report­ came direct lo Sanford from paper and It was nut noticed your first paragraph and try expected to protest that the to make that paragraph ca t­ parking meter revenue, which ality by county officials, will ( UPI »— The remains of Mrs. until called to her attention. er for the area, died early the Jacksonville Exposition. The P o it Offiee Department, anything, police said. The ballot used was a sample chy — that first tine is most has already dropped over sev­ allow for a new districting of They then went to the Christ­ Lou Henry Hoover, wife of the Sunday morning at Orange according to word from Con­ late President Hoover, were en per cent In the past year, constable and peace justice important. from District 4. Memorial Hospital after suf­ gressman 5yd Herlong, hai ap­ ian Science Reading Room at reburied Sunday beside those “ Let your following para­ has been pledged to pay off areas. Favorable approval of it will fering a brain hemorrhage last Now You Know proved the new poit office 303-A E. First St and took of her husband, overlooking Mrs. Bruce said the last ses­ Thursday evening at h e r United Press International allow the assessment o f pro­ graphs come in order of their the 591.000 purchase of the building for la k e Mary. The 53.33 from a petty cash draw­ the small roltage wkere Hoov­ Woodruff property on the cor­ sion of the Legislature approv­ home. structure will h a v e 2,500 er. The legal voting age Is 21 perty in the district to help fi­ Importance to tha story » j er was born 90 years ago. the department. A that If it has to be rut, It can ner o f First Street and Park ed the rrdistrictlng but voter Funeral servicea, incomplete in all states, except Georgia nance Sometime Sunday night or square feet of floor space, a at this time pending arrival of and Kentucky where it is IB. " y e t " vote will approve it; a be done without losing any­ Avenue. A balance of 564,000 approval is now needed to 314 iquara-foot platform, and early this morning someone *U. S. Warned* remains on this property. make the realignment binding, relatives from Ohio, will be Alaska where It Is 19 and Ha­ "n o " vole will disallow the thing of major Importance. 5,500 square feet of parking tried to enter the Tip Top MILWAUKEE. Wis. ( U P D "D on 't editorialise — ju st held at 10 a.m. Thursday In waii where it Is 20, according proposal. persons In District 2 ■pace. It will repla-e the 1,000 Supermarket on Sanford Ave­ lo the World Almanac. state the facts, snd bo very only will vote on U. square foot room now being nue but were foiled by bars Richard M. Nixon claimed the DeBary. Pentagon h id been warned sure of your quotes — If used and conildertd entirely acron a window. They broke that U. S. air bases in South Inadequate for the community. a window and pulled out a you're not sure, pick up the Viet Nam were vulnerable to Herlong said, however, that no screen on the north side of the telephone end cell the speaker attack only two days before site for the new building hai building but were thwarted in and verify before you take a Communist raid put half the the attempt. been selected. chance of misquoting him. U. S. jet bomber fleet out of Two Negro boys age 12 and “ Check that spelling —• AT NO TIME HAVE AUDITORS EVER AD­ 13 were nabbed by police Sun­ commission. took it up If you’re not posi­ DRESSED A LETTER TO THE MAYOR OF day pfteruooa altar they al­ tive o f the correct spelling — legedly had taken aoft drinks this Is one o f the biggest ALTAMONTE CRITICIZING HIM REGARD­ from the Memorial Stadium faults o f high school writers, concession stand. They were ING RECORDS OR HANDLING OF PUBLIC "E dit your own story by taken to their homes where reading it over carefully, FUNDS. MR. JACK GREENE CPA STATED police informed their parents aloud perhaps, to see 'h ow it of the activities. Mayor A. L. Wilson of San­ TODAY HIS OFFICE DID NOT SEND A reads' and try to g et a little Carl Judkins of 2419 Cedar ford today joined with the lo­ LETTER DATED 3-17-61 TO MAYOR OF Ave. reported the loss of be­ cal Pilgrim Chapter of the tween 123 and f28 from the Daughters of American Colon* ’Phone Company ALTAMONTE REGARDING T O W N RE­ glove compartment of his csr uts in calling for residents to Votes Dividend sometime Saturday night or display American flags on CORDS OR FINANCES. A quarterly dividend o f 20 early Sunday morning. Tuesday, a national election cent* per share on the com ­ A plat* glass window was day. mon stock of the W inter Perk VOTE FOR HONESTY — Mrs. F. E. RoumlUat, vice smashed out of the Thompson Telephone Compeny, payable “ If you are old enough to vot* Grocery Store. t3th Street and regent o f the local chapter, re­ FATAL CRASH scene is shown above. The car containing two Orlando Dec. 1 to holders o f record o f INTEGRITY—PROVEN RECORD “ Go to the polls; don't be the Southweit Road, late Saturday quested Mayor Wilson to urge men went out of control on the Bear Lake Rond Saturday, killing Donald Nov. 14, 1961, waa voted by goat.’’ residents to display the flags night but nothing else was dis­ Ross Padgett, 25. The driver, Rodney Harry Whitehurst, *24, i< being the board nf directors t t its — Margie H ills turbed, police reported this as a reminder o f this country's OF DEDICATED SERVICE. treated at an Orlando hospital. (Herald Photo) meeting this week. national heritage. Woman's Club morning. Electors Decide Tuesday Florida Record Pictured Budding Journalists Attend Seminar Here 2 Die In Crashes; Toll Now 14 fUUVA Oviedo Wins Fair Trophy Tamm Assumes County Post A'S?;10{fe[re2SwS ™ Fire D is tric t Vote On B a llo t Burglars Hit Over Weekend C ity To Receive M e te r Proposal Don't Be M isled! VOTE. . . VOTE Flag Display Asked Tuesday Most Important Thing Tomorrow. . . VOTE! VOTE W. LAWRENCE DEMOCRAT SWOFFORD County C o n n . — Seminole C ountj 0 W 4 FoL A4f* � 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, October 30, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 30, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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A . Dooald Tabor, of S14 H olly A to ., kai qualified aa a M a h e r o f the 1M4 Star Clnb o f N o v Y ork Ltfo loaurence Compaay. T h e Star Club te eonpoaed o f Now Y ork U fa'a outaUndta g agrato ood la baaed upon IMS-44 rales records, accordta g to Oeaaral Maaagor Josop h J. Oartia o f tbo company’ s Orlando general office. Aa a mem ber o f die Star C lub, T abor baa qualified to attend this roar's educational oooferen ce Nor. 4-7, at Holly­ w ood , F la . — ^ (7 7 0 7 1 # N # b 1 FLORIDA GRADE *A IN ADtWTION10 IHf STAMfS YOU SEClfVf WITHYOU« lUlCHASf. 32 Altl*i 1 1 - 4 - 6 4 m m m w rm m m ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ V M GET 100 FREE STAMPS WITH SPECIAL OF YOUR CHOICE AND COUPON ABOVE. YOUR CHOICE! St. Andrews Unit M eets Nov. 17 LEGSofLAMB ,.59° FOLGER’S By Maryana Mile* Circle One o f St. Andrawa Fraabytarlan Church of S ear Lake mat at the home of Mr*. Lea Patrick on Mink Drive in Bear Lake, The meeting waa opened w ith a circle o f prayer fo l­ low ed by a Blhla discussion on Kphesians led by Mr*. Em ily Tinsley, circle president. Em phasis on stewardship waa ■treated. Thoa# attending were Mrs. Esther Rldgwell, Sire. Nancy Joeey, Mrs. Barbara Erwin, M rs. Jeannette Driggers, Mrs. Rom e Ida Wehr, Mrs. Scottlo Gettings, and special gurat, Mrs. Mae Schafer. The next meeting nf the circle will be held Nnv. 17. Legal Notice n i-r iT in iB MOTH THIS COUPON AND PUtCHAJI Of 3 LBS Ok OVER BONELESS CHUCK ROAST BEEP POT ROAST BEEP RIB ROAST BONELESS STEW (GROUND OR PIECES) ysuk 4.1 JAR BO N ELESS BEEFSTEW. NOTHING TO BUY..JUST REGISTER DRAWING WILL BE HELD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31,16:00 P.M CUBESTEAKS 19,89° Chapped • Permed a Prasan llllllll||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||t||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| FANCY GOLDEN RIPE * GREEN GIANT GOLDEN WHOLE KERNEL . 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I- llll.a, H .drl.k a ll.bln.un lot Kail Chunk Ulra.t. Orlando. F lor­ ida, not lal.r than N .y.m b.r I*, t i l l . If you fall to do an a D.cra* I*r<> Cnnf.a.u will b. anle r .d aanln.t )tiu fur Ilia r»11.1 d.mab l.d In Iti* Com­ plaint. Tbit ault I. In Infa.-loao • morlaaaa. Th. r.al property pn w .ad.d aaalaat la: 1->I IS. Black C. BRANT. i . r y a iio tiiia riR tT a n DITION, arcordlnc la the plat th .rxif a* r.cord.d tn 1’ lal Hook I, l*aa* II, of the I’ ublle llem rd. of H.nilpul* Coupty, Florida. W1TNKNH my band and the a.at o f thl. Court al a.nfnrd, Florida, ihla 13th day ar Octo b .r , 1111. IHKA l.t Arthur It. B.ckarltk, Jr., Clerk Uy Martha T. Vlhl.n CD. ailaa. Hadrlck A Robln.on lO f C a t Church Str.ot Orlando. Florida A llo rn .ro for Plaintiff I’ ubll.h Oct. II, 31 A Now. I. I t . , 1361. GERMANCHOCOLATE CAKES 49. THINK F I R S T OF F O O D FA IR MIX OR MATCH! SCHRAFFT'S SAVE 104 EACH 1 D U rn ar LADY PAIR • WITH PINEAPPLE OR CHOCOLATE ICING e I' GOLDENLAYER CAKE kxtra ii 4Nt FKC OP KODAK I(fZi uU COLOR FILM r J* I ; BOTTLE OP too I 1 l ^ BUFFERIN m er c h a n t s green stam ps • I I * «'"*** JwPaj-aaw*a».**-*4 4» * , , □ 3FO 5O 1O 3 LADY FAta PKG II Tie SIZE POLIGRIP I I (f lf ) HOT DOG oa ■J T * * * ham burger FO O D FO O D FAIR R O U S •• S IK H S ' EFFECTIVE DEODORANT BAR 3r OFF LARUE BA R S LOW SUDSING D ETERGENT TH E HAND SOAP DISHES SHINE W ITH O U T W IPING REGULAR BOX IV O R Y SOAP WHITE THINGS W HITER OXYD0L . . . . . T H E PROVEN BEAUTY SO AP IV O R Y SOAP GET . PERSONAL BARS L A V A SOAP . . G IANT PKG. NEW .IM PRO VED D R E F T ..................... 83c T I D E .................. LEAVES CLOTHES SO FTER A SOFTER SMOOTHER SKIN WITH WITH THE M IRACLE WHITEN HR IV O R Y SOAP IV O R Y FLA K E S . C A M A Y SO AP C H E E R .............. I T S EASY TO IIP. LOVELY WITH Keep* Wa.hkb!** Lovelier, Longer WITH COLD CREAM IV O R Y SN O W C A M A Y SO AP . . . LARGE BARS . . J *IMhat (OtPONlie MO«at| 9* . | m i m x t m ... FO OD to o M _ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS NOTHING CLEANS LIKE DU Z With Dinnerwarc �Senior Citizens For Johnson Chairman Will Speak Friday Seminole County • * » « on the S t Johni River * • * * “The Nile of America** 31]? > Margaret Schweinhaut, Annual orientation for member* of the faa tord -lem - I, A • rt v toot* Jayceea w ill bo held a t I p.m. today at headquarter* on French Avenue. Don Aaber, national director, and B ob Keezel, district v ice president, will apeak. South Seminole Jayceea have been Invited. Jayeee Wive* will have an election party Tuesday evenins at the hom e of Mr*. Frank Bunnell, IT03 East Fourth St., for Jayceea and their wive*. • • • Mr*. Thomas Galvin won four ribbons at the Central Florida. Ceram ic Show last week in Winter Park. Her grandson, W ayne Stuti, won three oo his own. Mrs. Galvin, professionally known as “ J a n ," also won tha "M E " award for the top c e ­ ramie exhibit. Of course, this is nothing new . During the past year and a half aba has won 21 ribbons .at various shows. A m em ber o f the Flor­ ida Federation of Art, Mrs. Galvin form erly taught high school art and music in Baby­ lon, N. Y ., and Lindenhurst, L. I. • • • m Ashby Jones o f the Seminole County Clerk’ s Oftlca h is been elected vice president of the State Association o f County Financa O fficers. Jonaa served one term as secretary and this puts him in line for the asso­ ciation's presidency naxt year. • • * R. E. Porter hears his old friend, Flo, and her husband, CPO Colin Pemberton, will leave next year for an extendad tour of duty in Spain. • • • V Rev. T. E. Dorpat, Lutheran Institutional Missionary, ol Spokane, Waah., will speak on "Tha Church’s Senior Citlten s" at the LLL Seminar to be held Friday at 7:30 p.m . at the Lutheran Church of the Redeem er, W. 25th P lica (be­ tween Oak and P ark) la San­ ford. • • • • It wss reported that Jim Davis was auctioneer at For­ est City Merchants Association auction last Saturday night but due to other commitments he was unable to appear. Lewis Dell, o f Sanford, was the animated auctioneer who did such a bang-up Job rais­ ing funds for the Christmas Party to be held for a rts youngsters. • • ■ * « " I % B Collins Maryland Tom McDonald’ s young son is mighty proud — the Presi­ dent shook his hand twice. Judge Vernon M ile'* little daughter shook the President's hand, too. • • a It's a sham e that more peo­ ple aren't taking advantage of seeing the wonderful dis­ plays set up st the Civic Cen­ ter for Conservation Week. They are very interesting and enlightening. There are two days left—Friday and Saturday. Make it ■ point to atop in—take the kids, Saturday. • • • Never before in an election year have to many high-rank­ ing political figures favored Florida with their presence. Sanford hat had Us share, and few days have gone by in the past few weeks when some high-ranking figures have not been seen on our streets. • • • Re President Johnson's vis­ it: Clock Watchers have spec­ ulated with ewe on the splitsecond timing involved in get­ ting the President's two cars into a plane after be leaves the car at the airport, taka off and fly to the next town and get those cars unloaded and waitg for him as be steps off the $ ane at the o u t slop, ) VOL. 66 United Press Leased W in Established 1908 THURS-, OCTOBER 29. 1964 lo w in 60s. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 310 for­ mer state senator and now na­ President Assured Reds Want Peace tional chairman of the Senior C itiu m for Johnson Commit­ tee, will speak at 10:30 a.m. Friday at DcBary Civic Cen­ ter. Mrs. Schweinhaut is cam ­ paigning la Florida for the Johnson-Humphrey ticket bec a u u she “ believes this elec­ tion has special significance for the senior citizens of the Sunshine State." Following h e r campaign speech, Mrs. Schweinhaut will lunch at DeBary Manor and then be available in the after­ noon for appointments st the DeBary Manor and interested persons are advised to call NO M 4M . Mrs. Schweinhaut was grad­ uated from George Washing­ ton University and the Nation­ al University Law School. She was elected to the Maryland House o f Delegates In ISM and later to the State Senate. She was appointed by the late President John F. Kennedy as consultant to the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare on the problems of aging. She also has served as chairman of the Maryland State Com­ mission on Aging, and as sec­ retary-treasurer of the Nation­ al Council of Senior Cithens. In the Maryland State Leg­ islature she sponsored pro­ grams for education o f pie* school handicapped children; for establishment of forestry camps for delinquent boys; for financial relief for famil­ ies of long-term mental pa­ tients; for establishment o f a children's care center and for day care centers for mentally retarded children. In 1981 she sponsored a Sen­ ate resolution setting forth state policy against discrim i­ nation in employment by r e ison of age. Mrs. Schweinhaut Is the wife of a federal district judge and lives in the Washington (D . C.) suburb of Lenslngton, Md. Directed Verdict Goldwater Ordered In Citrus Charges Fraud Trial 'Smear' Mom Grinslead Quils Council At North Orlando MARGARET SCHWEINHAUT Record 92 Per Cent Vote Expected Here that there w ill be only 53 vot­ By Julian Steaatrom Election officiate declared ing machines plus a littla today they now believe a rec­ arithmetic equal* ord 92 per cent of the regi- Bill Tanner, chairman of the Johnson fo r President committee, figures it this way: “ Looking at the entire county," Bill, "each of the 53 machine* must handle 4*6 vot­ er*. Thera ar* only 720 min­ utes in the voting day — that is unless you're in line st 7 p.m. and this means each voter ha* only 1 6 minutes to vote." tiered votera will jam Semi­ nole County'a 23 precincts Tuesday. If this prediction becomes a reality, it meant that you and 21,797 other* w ill hav* to have your mind* made up be­ fore you enter the voting booth or be prepared to queue up for a long wait. In fact, if you plan to vote after getting o f f work you might as well pack a late eve­ ning snack, take your Herald and perhaps Iran tu tor radio ••• with you. Why 7 Thera are 23,629 registered voter* in Seminole and find­ ing a disinterested qualified Justice Dies elector i» fa r m «r» difficult WASHINGTON (U P l) thnn locating an old campaign Former Supreme Court Jus­ potter for Calvin Coolidge. tice Harold Hiti Burton, who Tills coupled with the fact served on the bench for 13 years, died Wednesday at the age of 76. HJtW A Last chance for absentee voters! V o t i n g Supervisor Disaccredited Caml Bruce h is announced JACKSONVILLE (U P I) that the deadline for absentee Seven Duval County schools balloting wilt be 1 p.m . today. h ive been disaccredited by the • • • State Department of Educa­ Mayor A. L. Wilson will be tion. due primarily to lack of the moderator for the big po­ sufficient certified teachers. litical rally slated for 4 p m tonight in the Municipal park Ike Better WASHINGTON (U P tl ing lot on the corner of First Former President Dwight D. Street and Park Avenue. • • • Elsenhower is expected to The Clock Watchers wonder leave Walter Reed Army Medi­ what kind of liniment the Sec- cal Center today after success­ ret Service men use after ful treatment for a severe case their bruising battles with the of laryngitis. American public, all wanting to touch tha most important man in the world, as they travel with President Johnson. • • • zip cod* arm WEATHER: Partly cloudy, few ahowera Friday; high, upper 70s, By Dettie A s s t * Mrs. j& m f a r ii f e r a l i Recreation Day Slated Friday problems. Taking Tanner’* calcula­ tion * w t applied ' them ' to .mnford’s precinct 1. Thar* are 1,907 registered voters in that precinct. If all vote, the three machine* must handle «n average o f 636 voters. If 90 per cent or 1,716 elector* vote, each machine must han­ dle an average o f 572 voters. To do It a voter must enter the booth every 1.2 minutes._ The law, according to Flor­ ida statute*, permit * voter no more thnn five minutes in the booth to make his or her choice. If a voter takes his full five minutes, other voters had better g et there early or lie prepared for a long wait. Caml Bruce, supervisor o f registration, said today that at 7 p.m. a deputy will g«t in the voting line. Only voters in line at that time, ahead o f the deputy, are legally en­ titled to vole. The largest of the county's precinct* is No. 3 fat the old Home Demonstration Building at Sanford A vc. and 25th St., where 2,018 electors b i o qual­ ified to vole. The second largest Is No. 15 (at the San­ ford Shrine Cluh) where there are 2,009 registered elector*. It was suggested by one County official this morning that employer* make themselves committees of one to permit their employes time o ff to vote during the so called stack hours which normally come in mid-morning and midafternoon. This would certain­ ly help B y M argaret Cask? Mrs. Mona Grizutead ha* re­ signed her office s i a member o f the North Orlando Council, she announced today. Her res­ ignation was due to tha trans­ fer o f her husband, J. D. Grinstcad, to Cocoa. Mrs. Grinstcad served as health, welfare and recreation chairman on the council and said she regreta having to leave at this tim e when offi­ cials are working together on many projects to benefit the entire village. She worked as a Sanford Herald correapondent for more than three years, resigning to run for office, and edited the first regularly issued commun­ ity newspaper in North Orlan­ do, “ The N ew eetle." Active in community, school and civic affairs, ah* is a char­ ter mem ber o f the North Or­ lando Garden Club and the Civic Association, taught In the summer recreation pro­ gram, worked with tha teen age club and was on tha execu ­ tive board o f the Longwood Elementary School. The Grlniteada have been residents of 41 North Third Street for the past Sts years and have three children, Dun­ can, eight, Tim m y, five, and Patti Lou, almost two. They will make their horn* on Merritt Island. He has been with General Motors Acceptonce Corporation in both San­ ford and Orlando tor m ore than lever, v ea rv a n d has beta trttuierred to the Cocoa otllce. 2 U. S. Attacks Claimed By Reds TOKYO (U P I)—Communiit North Viet Nam charged to­ day that U. S. ships shelled coaital areas of North Viet Nam and American planes bombed a frontier poit. The broadcast said the at­ tacks were made Wedneiday. A North Vietnamese For­ eign Ministry statement broad­ cast by Radio Hanoi and mon­ itored in Tokyo charged that “ three jet planes and five T28 aircraft of the United States coming from the d irec­ tion of Lao* bom bed and rockcled the Uha Lo frontier post." The Florida Gam.’ snd Fresh Water Fish Commission was to present t demonstration this afternoon at Lake Monroe In­ dustrial Park as the Florida Conservation Week neared the end of its fourth day. This morning members o( the Audubon Society made a field trip to Monarch Ranch at Wildwood. The displays at the Civic Center continued to attract sparse but highly enthusiastic $26.5 Million TA LLA H A SSE E (U I’ ll — visitors with the highlights be­ NEW YORK (U P I) An Enrollment In Florida's 29 ing the paintings of Ray Harm estate of 126.533.000 has been junior colleges continue* to ami Lee Adams. left by Robert Vanderpoel incretie rapidly. Slate School Harm, an artist In residence Clark Jr., 21 in heir to ihe Supt. Thomas l>. Bailey re­ at the University of Kentucky, Singer Sewing Machina and ported. has several of his highly skill­ and CU*k Thread Company Bailey teld opening enroll­ ful paintings on wildlife while fortune, who died here Oct. I. ment o f 45,974 student* In Ia-e Adams of Jacksonville has college credit courses end 13,on display his equally realistic 30 Miners Killed 497 in adult vocational tech­ paintings of flowers and plants. LA PAZ, Bolivia (U P I) nics! course*. This give* a Tomorrow i- Recreation Day Army troops lired on a group total enrollment of 59,226 of miner* early today in Sora with the Audubon Society plan­ ning a field trip to the Florida students. Sora, the national radio at Huanuni announced. First re­ Agriculture Experiment Sta­ ports said 30 miners were kill­ tion on Celery Avenue. The ex ­ hibit area will close at I p. m. ed and many injured. Saturday will he Children's Day with the Civic Center Pet. No. R *fopening at 8:3o a m. Walt Dis­ No. Math*. Veteri ney movies will he shown 3 1,907 1 starting at 10:30 a. m. <1 675 2 The special week, co-spon­ 2,olf* 4 3 17396836 sored by the Sanford Chamber 7*1 1 3 of Com merce and Florida De­ * 5 892 CAPE KENNEDY (U P I) - velopment Commission, is the 6 362 l Two spacecraft set to be rock­ first of what is hoped will be­ t 409 7 eted toward Mars next week come an annual event with 2 0 1,018 could produce pictures show­ various cities in the state par­ 9 l 502 ing mile-long features on the ticipating. 415 16 l intriguing Martian surface. 11 3 1,294 But to do it, tha federal 12 3 1,392 Shopping Center, Forett City •pace agency said, the twin 13 3 1.226 NEW YOitK (U P I) - Wil­ Mariner probes will h iv e to 453 I complete the mott difficult un­ liam Diamondstein, manager 14 2.009 Sanford Shrine Club, Lea Av*., Sanford 4 15 manned space mission yet at­ of the produce department of ■t 752 Florida Power Lounge, Hear t.ak* tempted by the United States. a luperm arel inherited tlO.OOO 16 .1 1 208 17 Each of the sophisticated— from a satisfied customer. »( 1,0-15 The benefactor, Mrs. Marga­ IS 571 pound spacecraft carries a 3 1.194 single television camera rig­ ret M. Fraser, made the be­ 19 1,137 3 ged to take up to 22 photo­ quest to Diamondstein because 20 407 1 graphs of M a n when they pats he always treated her in a 21 3 1.165 the little planet next July after, courteous manner, according 23 Priori# Laka * 1 J,U 3 a IM -A jjliu oin ii* voyage, [ to her will, Junior Colleges Enroll 59,226 Seminole County Polling Places Mars Pictures Happy Customer By Harry L Johnson A directed verdict of Inno­ SANFORD NAVY ami civic leadera attended the annual Navy Day Banquet of the Central Florida Council, Navy Longue, at Orlando AFB. Pictured, from the left: Brig. Gen. D. K. Yost, USMC-Ret.; Col. William Brown Jr., Orlando AFB commanding officer; Vice Adm. James S. Thach, vice chief of naval operation (air), Washington, D. C., the principal speaker, and Capt. C. W. Swanson, Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion commanding officer. (Navy Photo) Florida For Johnson, Gov. Bryant Predicts TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Gov. Farris Bryant disagreed today with Dem ocratic guber­ natorial nominee H a y d o n Bums over which presidential candidate will get Florida's electoral vote. Burns, m ayor o f Jackson­ ville, predicted Sen. Barry Goldwater, the GOP candi­ date, would carry Florida by a •lira margin. Bryant, who has been holding back a predic­ tion In past weeka, aald he now believed 'nhnion would win. Bryan, ' hit weekly news conference . 'mion would take Ihe slate by aoout 100,000 vote* on Nov. 3. He said he reached hia decision that Johnson was ahead about Ihe tim e of the Southern Governor’ s Confer­ ence a month ago. " H 'f just a general feeling," tald Bryant, who also said he had been looking at polls that ahowed Johnson's strength was on the Increase. “ It's a reflection I have received—not scientific—Just a feeling I have alter talking to a lot of peo­ p le ." On other election matters, Bryant laid he would vote for moat of the proposed constitu­ tional amendments going be­ fore the people at the general election. He said his opinion was divided an the proposal to extend the road bonding power of the slate for addition­ al years. “ Probably I'll vote against it, but Pin not sure," he s*id. He n id he probably would­ n't vote for or against a pro­ posal lo lax the first S2.D00 value of Sarasota County homestead* fur school purpos­ es, exempting from properly taxation the next S5,ooo In val­ uation. Bryant said the exper­ iment would be helpful in looking fur solutions to coun­ ty financing problems, but it was his usual policy not to vote on matters of a local na­ ture to some other part of the state. Bryant said he would sup­ port other amendments. The Governor said one rea­ son the State Cabinet turned down a request by State GOP Chief Tom F. Brow n for depu lira to watch voting booths oo Nov. 3 was it didn't want the state lo intrude any more of its power into local voting mattera. He seid Brown asked for nothing from the state that the parties or the candidates themselves couldn't handle. 'Sunday Punch' BRADENTON — (S p l) — Warren M. Goodrich, chair­ man of the Florida State Democratic executive com ­ mittee, today flatly predict­ ed a "substantial victory for the Johnson-Humphrey ticket in Florida — possibly by 150,000 votei.'* Tha recent visit o f Presi­ dent Johnson to Miami, Or­ lando and Jscksonvill* waa n ed iltd by the chairman a* " a Sunday punch that viU insure a Democratic win on Nov. 3." Farm Vote WASHINGTON — (Spl) _ Rural Amerlcans-for-Johnaon-and-Humphrey today predictcd an all-time record vote for President Johnson In the farm and rural areas on Nov. 3. Kenneth BirkheaJ, national chairman o f tha campaign orgenftat'iodT unld the predic­ tion waa beaed on a final p r ­ otection telephone poll o f state and regional leaders o f th a Rural Am ericsns-forJuhnaon-and-Humphrey, Parking Meter Removal Urged By E. C. Harper E. C. Harper Jr., a director cent In all counts except that of grand larceny was made lata this morning In Circuit Court s i the bombshell hit tha citrus fraud trial being beard here. Judge Tom nrasley made his decision shortly before noon today and after a m orn­ ing filled with a m aze of legal huddles by defense and prose­ cuting attorney* and in the Judge's private chambers. There was no activity in the courtroom axrapl for the legal strategy meeting* held by the opposing attorneys. On trial it Ralph Alderman, who la alleged lo have entered Into a scheme which resulted in the raising o f citrus test reading* and which netted him thousands o f dollars. Alderman'a attorneys short­ ly after noon h id on tha stand a citrus inspector, identified as S. Davis, who w as showing how the citrua checks could vary in solid contents even within the same grove, the same truckload and same box. Court waa recessed until 1:30 p.m. when the defense was scheduled to continue the effort to get Alderman absolv­ ed of the last remaining charge. Ha had previously been charged with gpand larceny, com plracy to com m it grand larceny, bribery and two counts of conspiracy to co m ­ mit bribery. The defense request fo r a directed verdict w as made late last night. Judge Beasley ad­ journed court soon alter it waa made and this morning con ­ tinued deliberating the request In hia chambers. After nearly 3lk hours, he returned to the bench and is­ sued hia verdict. Demo Hopefuls Parade Saturday A motorcade parade of Sentof the Sanford Merchants Asso­ inola County D em ocratic can­ ciation, today urged citltens of didates will wind its way Sanford to support the organi­ through Seminole County Sat* zation's effort to remove park­ urday morning, leaving Uie ing meters in the city's down- Sanford headquarteri office at down shopping area. the corner of First Street and Harper, a candidate for the Magnolia Avenue at 9 a.m . City Commission, bat asked It ia expected that about 3(1 that all citlrens attend the automobiles will join Ihe pa­ meeting of Ihe City Commiss­ rade and interested persona ion scheduled for I p . m. Mon­ are asked to call headquarters day. for further Information. Mr*. He stated that the reaction Betty Smith, headquarteri of citizens lo the removal ol secretary, said today that can ­ meters in Winter Park, Ocala, didates may pick up their d ec­ St. Petersburg and other mun­ orations and materials any­ icipalities in the state has been time today or Friday. completely favorable, "FollowThe parade route has not ing a trial period," Harper re­ yet been announced but it is ported, "a ll of the citiei aband­ expected that It will wend Its oned parking meters.'* way through every community Harper concluded, "It's time In the county. Sanford's governing board gave consideration to the feeling the citizens in respect lo forc­ ing people to pay for the privi­ lege of parking in the down­ town area." SALT LAKE CITY (U P I) — President Johnson said today that he has received a "heart* ening" offer o f assurance from Soviet Prem ier Alexei Kosygin that the new Russian regime will work with the West in a continuing quest for peace. Johnson said this in a cam ­ paign speech here at the Mnrmon Tiberacte, And, In anparent reply to a speech m ade there three weeks ago In which Republican presidential candi­ date Barry M. G oldw iter blam ­ ed the administration for m oral decay, Johnson told an aud­ ience of more than 1,000: Cod'* Children "W e ir e *11 God'* children and the tru j m orality o f pri­ vate life ia the true m orality of a free society: the golden rule—do unto others a* you would have other* d o unto you." In Idling about K osygin's message, which arrived Mon­ day night, Johnson d eclared that it was in answer to hi* own assurance to the Soviet Union that A m erica's basie for­ eign policy "rem a in ed un­ changed" despite the toppling of Premier Nikita Khrush­ chev. "This I* a heartening re­ sponse," Johnson declared. "W e must not underestimate the danger o f Communism— but neither should we under­ estimate the danger to all the world If nuclear pow er Is un­ leashed and if we do not m ove toward pea ce." •Smear* Tactic* EN ROUTE WITH GOLDWATER (U P I) — Republican presidential nominee Barry M. Goldwater cam paigned across Pennsylvania today and a c ­ cused President Johnsoa o f using' ‘ sm ear" tactics. He pre­ dicted that "unhappy and dis­ gusted" voters will give him a stunning upset victory on Elec­ tion Day. In Lewlatown, where police estimated Goldwater's trainside crowd as high as 3,000, Goldwater aald the U. S. U "going dow nhill" all around the world while the President talks about the "get-up-earlyand vote” Issue. He w as re­ ferring to recent cam paign comments of Presldnt Johnson. "The President has delight­ ed in this campaign in not dis­ cussing issues and m isrepre­ senting my stand on the issues," Goldwater said. Rid Rejected WASHINGTON (U P I) The Supreme Court has rejected Sea. Bsrry M Goldwater'* attempt to require the television nctwurks to give him equal and free time to reply to Pres­ ident Johnson’ s recent broad­ cast on world affairs. A Teenager Faces 3-Murder Trial CI.EARW ATER (U P I) — Steve Washington, 10, waa ruled mentally competent by Circuit Court Judge B. J. Dri­ ver and ordtred to stand trial for murder Nov. 20. The St. Petersburg young­ ster Is charged with the rapestrangling o f (hr** elderly women last year. Judge Driver ruled W ash­ ington was sane after hear, ing testimony from two St. Petersburg peyehiatrleta. LRJ Eyes Steel LOS ANGELES (U P I) President Johnson i* keeping a d o s t eye on the stael price situation. He was understood to feel that It would be very difficult now lo Justify further U Kitafe* to atgel p r i n t ^ I Vote for E. C. Harper, Jr. FOR C IT Y COMMISSIONER is a vote for PROCRESS Pd. Po!. A d*. \ �0 V fr M i r l Pifffl 2 — , O ct 29. 1964 fr r tB Ex- County Officer Endorses Swofford Rollins College Announces $1 Million Gift WINTER P A R K (U P I) GoQoa* President Hugh P. Rollins College got It million McKean said tho money was Wednesday to establish a a gift from Roy E. Crummer, school o f finance and business a prominent businessman and administration. said that the eitiiena o f Sem­ By Daana Katra Vernon Dunn, former coun­ inole need a man to represent them who haa "know how” in the state capital and la In harmony with the administra­ rnm polfn work ere of South tion. Seminole County Tureday Mary Karl* Walker, candi­ •vm iag a t AlUmonU Bprlnga date fo r ton aaocMor, ssksJ la atata kla full support and fo r tha workers* support ta d endoraemont o f W. Lawrence pledged to continue in her o f­ Sw offord to tho offlco o f fice in the same fashion that county commissioner. she haa for the pait eight Ma aaid that ho had known years. Swafford for eight year* and Mrs. Rill Nipper, nna a f nerved with him on tho coun­ the organisers o f tha South ty commlealon and reopectod Seminole group, announced him for hla ability, honeaty, that telephone volunteers and and integrity. Sw offord, in a abort talk drivers to transport voters to the polls have volunteered In to tho group, Mid that ho la the communities o f Longrunning on a rocord that la open to tho people of Semi­ wood, Longdate, Casselberry, North Fern Faik, Howell nole County and ono endorsed Fark, Rolling Hills and GolJby Um people o f AlU m onU rnrod. South Semlnola head­ Spring* and Seminole Coun­ quarters are open each day ty fo r the p u t IT years. from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Other candidates appearing will bo open etecllon night Includ'd Jim Blrkenmeyer, with Maaon Kelsey in charge w ho reported that propertlea nf activitiei. had been acquired In North Follow ing the meeting re­ Orlando, Wtathorsfleid and freshments were served by Oviedo fo r tbo future needs Mrs, Orland F m , Mrs. Robert o f the school system. He said that surveys indicate 30,000 Drlnko, M n . Nipper and Mrs. Sw offord. students will be in Seminole schools by 1070. At Day is, candidate fo r Justice o f tho peece, urged tho candidates’ supporters to work herd end not juet eit hock end hope the voters will com e out, Ry Jaae Casartherry Joe D evil, candidate fo r American Legion Memorial House o f RepreaenUtivos, Post 2IWt nf Casselberry and the auxiliary unit will meet Jointly Monday at ft p. m. at tha Casselberry W o m a n ' s Cluh on Overbrouk Drive to hear reports from Lyman Atbort flelier, 77, d i o d High School seniors Andy Tuoedey morning it Seminole llin rly and Dan Casselberry on their experiences at Soys Memorial Hospital. in Tallahassee last A llfrllng reildent o f G e­ Stats neva, ho waa bora Sept. 30, summer. 1M7, and waa a retired fisher­ Tha post haa receivad a man. Ho waa a Baptist by citation for its Americanism faith. program. Among tha activSurvivors era hie wife, Mrs. itlea sponsored hy the post Fannie Geiger, Geneva; four nra sending representative* to children, Mr*. Curtis Hall, Roys .State, presenting cltSanford; Mr*. 8. J. Itudd, isenahlp awards to outstand­ Claw Dion; A. J. Geiger, Loft- ing senior buy and girl at m u . and R. H. (D ick) Geiger Lyman High School and ninth o f Geneva; i t grandrhUdren graders at South Seminole and a brother, Charles G ei­ Junior High, oratorical con­ ger, of M aiiichueett*. test and tha Memorial Day program In Memorial Park. Pioneers Slate Halloween Party ty eomtnluioner, eppeered nt a moating o f the Democratic The Pioneer Club o f O f Geneva, Dies Funeral Notice UOTITIS o r SI IT r r * T r . o r n .o N i m to t.Attlt A T KrnilfltvsKt. who,* re,ideo>e and matlIna a.I.lreae le H I tV-et ttlh mreet, Ke.oodldo. Tell torn la A lull having h**n filed agalnet you la ike Circuit Court la end for Cemlnole rouarr, rtarlde. la rheacerr. for dlrorce. the abhtevlatel title of which le J.w-ph r. Kedrowekl, Jr. Plaintiff, v. Leura C. kadtawakl, tretendanl, thle notice Is to renulre you |o Hie with the fleeh of aald Court y«ur wrtMin defaneea, if any. to tha riatatllfa cornyDint filed la null eauee, and t* **r»« a oi.py on lb# Plalnllira allot, neya not lalar than tha Sth dar nf Vovanhar. A. It. t il l Hernia fall Set ar a decree pro nonfaeaw wilt ha antartd ogalnat you. WtlNKSO wr haad the aaal •f laid Court, et heaford, rto fIda. thla Ilk day af timobor, A It lilt dance nt the Community Cent­ M in t s : os- t i l l r i i f . s r ir s e op r i .m i i m to VVII.UAXI K. <1 ► : It XI V ,N, who** tMlitvn • »»<l m*kl- *ult kiting h*»« *. I ' FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSIONER "HERE’S THE WAY WE DO !T,M explains Seminole County auditor Aahby Jonea to Mn. Burton Marsh (center) of Buahncll, wife o f the Sumter County Clerk, and Mra. Bernice Owens, nn employe in the Sumter County clerk’s office. The visitor* were In Sanford to inspect the modern accounting system established by Seminole County Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. and his associates. (Herald Photo) Jerry young By M aryam Milfo Thr Roar Lake Elementary School PTA member* Slt-tulin, executive board heard Mrs. Molly parliamentarian fur tho l*TA County Council, ex­ plain some o f the finer pnints o f parliamentary proetdure to tho 14 hoard montbera pres­ ent. PTA President Mr*. Kayo Vista and George Dabbs, school principal, will attend tha state ronvrntion o f the Florida Congress and Parents and Teacher* Nov. 17-13 In llradenton. The next general meeting o f the Rear Lake PTA will be Tueidny with a social hour at 7:30 preceding the 8 p. m. Ltislnre* meeting. A 10-niimite program will h* presented hy tha pupils o f Miss Helen Llonhart. Tho meeting '♦ill be AS brief as possible to enable everyone to get home early to hear the election returns. VOTE NOV. 3rd BOB HOOVER MJL WESH-TV - CHANNEL 2 Covington, promising local office, lives with his wife Sanford baritone, haa in d three children at 166 pine been chosen to sing the part crest Drive. of "D r. G ria xcl," one of the supporting leads in the opera, "L a Traviata.” to be preaented Feb. 12 by the Florid a Sym­ phony Orchestra. Roth the male and female leads will be filled hy Metrop­ olitan Opera lingers. Covington, who recently fin­ ished a itlnt at "T h e Tene­ m en t," • well known New York auppor club, sang the lead In the Orange Ulosiom Playhouse productions of Okla­ h om a" and "LIP Abner." The baritone was born in Sanford, (he son o f Mr. and Mra. E. A. Covington, attend ed Semin*)! County schools, where he was president of the SHS Glee Cluh ami sang in high school musical presenta­ tion!. He has studied voice at the Washington Conservatory n( Musir and once served as i f Herald sport* writer. Covington, who is sales man ager of Chase and Company's Cwaty 11:25 P.M. T O N IG H T mf nxrr Pd. Pol. Adv. $ HOME . B U IL D E R S SU PPLY/ AT Y O U R F R IE N D L Y HBS STORE 801 W. S E M IN O L E BLVD. SAN FO RD PH O N E 323-0400 P.iy C j i h And S j v e Shop 7:30 o.m. 'til 5:30 p.m. D oily— SA T U R D A Y 'til 4:00 p.m. D FPA In spected ASPHALT SHINGLES Douglas Fir PLYW OOD V S u A 'i t * 44"n4'ii* W '« 4 'i r H wx4’i r 4 e " * 4 'a l ’ 2 .6 2 .1.5.1 -1.60 5 .2 3 6 .1 1 a-bil’-i-ty: U 's 4 i l ' 2 .4 5 i Y '* 4 '« » ' W "* 4 * «S * 3 -3 0 3 .8 6 -e l J P i . 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Catalog A ---- ^ *- Plywood Sheathing in accordant* with tha ru ltt or standard* for rlg h l conduct or practlco *<x* Sctty Ur TILEBO AK D 7 C o lo r * 274 n**n, *,til* npphn* FLO O R aw *1 In * 4 II F T t" Sm t* ir I* * , 6 *1 M *S •nrt.1*** CAM o# n s _______ 7.49 DOOR MATS Amman IWuMaMi 1.69 ROOF COATING JViwst___ I f c Pint IN IN Its aw sat BLACK JACK ALU M IN U M OLUI-AIL 1 Gal. 2-19 l.t f lit Black 4 D ecker %** UTILITY DRILL j G E U E R LEGS T IL B ILM 11T AFCO l\R S h i. Tapered Hardwood C A U L K IN G COMPOUND VOTE FOR E. POPE e ’ t " CnriiiJyn ROOF CIMINT A.*.*** s*>*.i is, 5 G a l. f f . 5 5 BASSETT AHPurpana BID INO Cotton PLASTIC RULES W ork Olavoa PAILS A.*.*f* I m l Hi 254 1 .6 9 314 294 1SI« H*r*ln fail not or * d*.-i»pi.i r»nf**-n will h* *ni*r*4 ■ g*ln-i y«u. vviT\i:nn mt i.*n.i ,n.i in* •**l of *»M Court, ti g*nford. PlorvU. this ITlh 4*y nf Oa*> ob*r. A. D. 11*4. iSr.vt.i Arthur II Btrkwllh. Jr *'l*rh of lh* Circuit Court llr: Kliuhtih tKu,*ah*n I'« put f Ci*tk lift rCHIHi *X AXIS l.w rri.K K r a il OffU* Drawer H Kdwgrd* BuiUln* gjnford, Ploril* Atiorntr* r«r I'UIntlff. I’uMiih i\ L J«, A .Not I. If 1**1 «fU» Wt BefreshmanU w ill bo serv­ -m. 9.98 * A»f USA ra* Pitt mil A Dasher fajsliaerMi U L Aluminum LOUVERS t 1* II a it •t a IS____; 14 u M ____ ■ I it Oil* >;■„ •m*!*hl« IV,>k n**t* r,** tlUd • gtln*t )i>u In th* Circuit Court In *n.| tor f.mtnol* County. Plorld*. In Ch»nc*rt. for aivoir*. tk* nkkitt i»t,.l .HI* ol wLlrh I* M*ry union tl*rm*n PDtntlff. v , Wtlll»m K Oarman. li,f*n-l»nt. Ihi* nolle* I* to r*qutr* t»u In fit* with th* Cl*rk «r i l l * Court jr«ur writ­ ten <l*(*n***. It gnr. to th* rU inittr* . ... . . mi tilxl In Mid m i * . M l to ••>«• * ropv nn ih« rUInlltr* aetoin*,* not l*t*r than th* Snd d*v nf I'*c• nih*t. door REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ln« i M f t t , U 1 1 1 1 Hunllngi-,* Xv.nuo, ADtandrlx Virgin!*: * a E. POPE BASSETT ISLAI.) Atltiur II Werhwtth, Jr. Clark at tha Circuit Court Hr loan U Wilke Peputy Clerk Wi t c h Isom am p t.r .r r t .r a P-et Office Pieaer It y.l-tetda IliUldinc hen ford. Vtorld* Itiorneie for llalntlff v not. i. ii, u , ti t ** a c k k - js and of er Saturday from 9-11 p. fa. ed. Everyone In tha cosaaiunity There w ill bo an orchootrn, floor show and entertainment. la invited and coatuman are Priseo will bo given fo r tho optional. • RK1KW, AlOKOT — fu n .r.1 •*r*lr»* for Xlb.rf <l*l|tr, TT, •f I l i n .n who (licit Tuccdav. will be held Kildajr el I p. m •t the llrlMnn Puntral llmne. Sanford, with flev. W. M Orogen af the (lenevo Saplilt Church offlclellna. flur111 wilt ha la UtkUttn Mem­ orial Park. Legal Notice coetumeo resident tona w ill sponsor a Halloween prise will bo awarded. Parliamentary Local Singer Chosen Boys Slate Talk Law Explained Set By Legion Albert Geiger Del­ boot Winter business administration." Mc­ Kean said. The new school is scheduled x The new school will be call­ ed the Roy E Crummer School to open in September of ttmt o f Flaanca and Business Ad­ and will be housed in a I7W).ministration and will train noo building. McKean la id the Crummer "leaders in business and fin­ ance, granting them the mas­ gift will also provide S300.000 ter or bachelor's degree in endownment for the school. form er Park. Q U A L IT Y . . . LOW, LO W u - 4.35 7.35 >•> i t B « ,. r*hm* tr i f YOIIT.I. ALWAYS FIND HIG H POSTS PRICES D ELIVER Y For A Small Charge FOR COUNTY C O M M ISSIO N E R SwmliMlt County-District 3-O.O.P H O M E B U ILD ER S S U P P L Y Incorporated Other Orlando — Cocoa — Leooburg — Eualio — Jackooavilla N M i >hC* S t o m : S.m «ota— llmdrntnn— Ijikrland— Dade City— St. Petenshurg r IN OUR OWN TRUCKS 0 �f l t l. #.infnrh WrntlS Miss O ct. 19. 1964 — > < ; P a ir* 8 Anna Krepel Area Guest ^ By Margaret Coaby from her (Anna's) brother I she left Rumania almost 30 Mr. and Mrs. Jakob llaricb, whom she had not seen s in ce 'y e a rs ago. Elizabeth's father 31 South Cortex Ave., North Orlando, are delighted to be entertaining Miss Anna Kreppel of Philadelphia for a few V IU - ~ t i weeks. \' Elizabeth Harich and Anna are cousins and met for the first time In Pennsylvania this ^ past summer when the Hariches visited their form er home in Pottstown. Eliiabeth also m et her 72-year-old Aunt Anna for the first time. It was a Jcijous union and. surprisingly enough, within minutes, they all felt as though they had known each other intimately for years. • Anna's mother, however, 4 was somewhat disappointed as she had hoped that Elizabeth would surpri«e her with a visit • Spray children's a n k l e t s lightly with spray-on starch to make them look trim and neat. Linen wrinkles unless resin treated. MISS ANNA KREPEL, left, from Philadelphia, in shown with her cousin, Mrs. Jacob llarich, during recent visit to North Orlando. Anna wished only to visit with her cousin and family, but since this trip held many firsts for her, the Harichcs rouldn't resist showing her the new shopping centers and nearby tourist attractions. An­ na had just made ber first CHRIS AND GEORGE BAUMAN at birthday airplane flight and this was dinner party given for Chris at the home o f Mr. her first visit to Florida. In and Mr*. George Zeller in DeUury. seeing the sights, although Cy­ press Gardens holds many beauties and 6-Gun Territory is fun, Daytona Reach was, perhaps, the most unusual ex ­ built h o m e on Enterprise By Margaret Cosby perience for Anna—to drive at Mr. and Mrs. George Zeller, Road. Until the time for get­ the water's edge with the ting settled arrive*, the Zeller* lovely homes and motels bor­ 30 Sanford Ave., DeBary. re­ are showing them around and dering the beachfront. cently gave a small dinner introducing them to their It will be a sad day when party to celebrate the birthday friends and the variotis organ­ Anna jets back to the City oi of Mr*. George Bauman. isations. Brotherly Love, but they all Chris and George Bauman George is a retired printer know that this was just the have recently com e to DeBary and was active in the Masons beginning and that they will from Rockville Centre, N. Y .. and Shrine, and the Oceanside have many happy vacations and are anxiously awaiting Fire Department Band. Chris together to make up for those completion of their custom- is an Eastern Star. they have missed. © ® By Mr*. H. U Johnson We have a request for a re­ 2 cops broken pecan halves peat of tile Venison Roast we 2 cups walnuts had in last year’s column. 2 cups blanched toasted whole almonds This hunter says be expects ik cup heavy cream 3 tbsps. mayonnaise 1 tbsp. grated orange rind VENISON ROAST Whip the cream , add mayon­ 4 lbs. venison roast (leg, loin naise and orange rind. RIend o r saddle) thoroughly. Vk lb. sliced bacon • • • Juice of 2 lemons Here are some more "hunt­ Vk lb. butler ers recipes." '•« cup Worcestershire sauce FRIED RARHIT Venison is a lean roast and salt needs extra fat in cooking. paprika Rub the roast with salt and flour pepper, and wrap In bacon rabbits slices and roast at 275 degrees bread or cracker crumbs for about 2 hours. Use an un­ melted butter covered pan. Allow 25 minutes sour cream, \ eup milk to the pound. Melt ttie butter, 1 egg (m ore if needed) add lemon Juice and worresClean rabbits and cut meal t o shire sauce and basts the into small pieces. Sprinkle venison with this frequently lightly with paprika, salt and while cooking. When the meat Hour. Iieat cup of milk to­ is almost done, increase the gether with egg. Dip portions oven lo 450 degrees to brown uf rabbit into mixture, roll in the roust. crum bs. Melt U cup butter in • • • skillet and heat very hot. H ere's a party confection Drown meat in this ami add • • • idea. eup water, cover and place in HONEY-NUT CRINKLES Someone asked for a Pump­ 323 degree oven. Cook until kin Chiffon Cake recipe. 1 lender. Use thickened drip­ I Jar ( t lb.) honey (Ilk cups) found this one which sounds pings for gravy, add sour Vi nip brown sugar very good. cream if you like. If you use I bottle 7 Up (7 v t.) PUMPKIN CHIFFON CAKE more than one rabbit, increase I tsp. salt 2 cups sifted cake flour i 3 cups crisp rice cereal ingredients as required. m cups sugar 3 tsps. baking puwdcr I t»p. salt 1 tsp. cinnamon v, tsp. each of closes, nutmeg Vi cup vegetable od 8 egg yolks Vk cup water \ cup canned or fresh pump­ kin vk tsp. cream of tartar 1 eup (81 egg whites Sift dry ingredients Into mix log bowl; nuke well in cen ter. Add In order, vegetable oil, egg yolks, water, pumpkin Veal real smooth. Add cream of tartar to egg whites and beat very stiff. Pour egg yolk batter over the whites and blend. Rake in ungreased 10 inch lube pan in slow, 325 dr grec. oven for 55 minutes, then increase lo 350 degrees and bake 10 minutes longer. Frost witli favorite frosting. • • • GKAPE. PEAR AND CELERY SALAD IVk cups seedless grapes 2 pears, diced 2 celery hearts, sliced a cream dressing lettuce additional grapes ' Combine grapes, pears and celery hearts. Toss with the dressing. (R ecipe b e l o w ) , ttath the head of lettuce and Combine honey, brown su­ gar, 7-L'p and salt in a heavy deep saucepan. Cook on low heat, stirring until sugar dis­ solves. Bring to a boil and cook gently to the hard-crack stage (233. candy thermome­ ter). Place cereal and nuts in a large buttered bowl. Pour syrup in a fine streum over cereal nut mixture, stirring until mixture is evenly coated. Quickly drop by heaping teaspoonfuls onto a well greased platter or baking sheet; or with well greased h a n d s , shape into t inch balls. Cool. Makes 4Vk dozen confections, • • • Ghost Burgers for © © ® ® to get a deer and he wants to have the recipe "read y." Here it Is. I tried this last >ear on a guest of ours visiting us from Indiana, and he certain­ ly enjoyed it. JMlields WHY PAY MORE X E E 1 ® © © © ® ® ® ® \© © 0 © © \® © © ® ® © ® \® ® ® \® ® ® ® © SHOP WHEN © © © © © FOR YOUR .MONEY A T J. M. 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Charles (G ladys) Carlson for the sample and recipe. So here it is and be sure to try it. I think you can still find a few of the persim ­ mons around She got hers from her tree. PERSIMMON CAKE 2v* cups sugar 1H cups shortening 3 eggs 2H cups plain flour 3 taps, soda Vk tsp. salt 2 tbsps. allspice 3 tsps. cinnamon 2 cups nuts 2 rups raisins 2 cups persimmons (4 large ones, mashed) Mix nuts and raisins with 2 tsps flour and set a sale. Mix sugar and shortening. Add eggs and mix well. Add dry in­ gredients which have been sift­ ed together. Add nuts and rai sins. Add persimmons last and mix well. Rake in tube pan 275 degrees for 2 hours. ■ S i r ..... ( GIRLS’ 100% ORLON SLIP-ONSj • COMPLETE ASSORTMENT' OF STYLES AND COLORS • SIZES 4 TO 11 SEMINOLE COUNTY l«? Hallo­ ween. This recipe will serve 6. GHOST BURGERS 6 sliced sandwich buns 6 cooked hamburger patties 12 (1 oz.) slices processed cheese On each bun half, plare a hamburger patty. 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PARK AVE. • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed • Open F r id a y E v e n in g s fflim c A M l LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER — HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELI.ETT tery, earphone; automatic volume OPEN DAILY 10 *.«. to 10 p.re. SUNDAYS: f l Hoorn I t t y a PHONE 322-7913 I �M in Bm tt Honor Guest Of Bridal Shower The L T. Bryans Observe Golden Anniversary Kn. ; im m I. rant, Ft Lw. derdal*; Mr. and Mr*. Pom* m y Dnafcar, Boynton Botch; Dr. n d Mn. P. V. Hamblen, Naahvill*, Tom.; Mr*. P#UJ O’Dell u d Mr*. C. P. Mu* torn, Atlanta, G*.; Mr*. L C. rtad oat the «*tdn aanlrara- Tyva of BaraerriUe, Go., u d ary then*. Table hoatuaoa vara Mr*. PoaMMtea Soften. Mn. V. N. Menard, Mn. P. V. Kanbteo ■ad Mn. L. C. Tyva, atator ot Mr*. Bryan. Tboy war* aialst*d by aioco*. Mn. Dal* Hod* m an, Mr*. Vlaco Doaatallo ■ad Mn. HUtoo Teal At tbo punch table, Mn. Ctanae* Jobaaoa waa aaalatad by alec**, Mn. Morgaa Howard. Mn. Goorgo Howard tad Mr*. Lawnaco Smith. Guoata w on Mr. and Mn. Goorgo M. Howard, Mn. Bob Howard, M. G. Howard u d Mr. aad Mn. HUtea Teal ad Viator Garden; Mr. aod Mn. Data Hodmans and daughters. Deborah aad Nina, ot Indian Harbor Boacb; Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Smith and Mr. aad Mr*. V. 0. Donatello, Orlao- Mr. m i Mn. LeaUo T. try* « ir. el Park Plato te Alta■Mata tprtnp roeeaGy aate- heated their Mth woddtog aa* afvtmry wttfe to open hmoo dangbtora, Mia* Unrn Bryan aad Mn. It. 3. Leonard, both od Detroit, Mich., aad their eon, LL Col. Ladle T. Bryan ir., at Ma tea V M Bono at Mr*. D. 0. Kennedy eg Cor lath. JItea. Mr. u d Mn. Bryan receiv­ 'd many beautiful gilt* ood thia occasion will bo well re­ membered by tbo maay good wUbe* extended by m atti and relative* attoadlag. REGULARLY S H IIS M * REMNANTS! Personals MMJCED TO C U M fm th* aalecellaneeoe bridal ■hewer, th* dialog room table vea aet with a Bwiaa em* beeUered etelh. Tba center ■teen wan a beogutt od aal* nan pink roe**, with long eyreye el hr| eoUlning the netting. The 40 eoeete wen ■erted IHah Coffee, which man parted la footed gte*i Uuhten which wen lm* yocted from Intend. The gueete were ate* eemd Irleh eedfeo rake. Mr*. WO* Y------- uld they all aoqulr- T i n Latent Fall Fanhioaa In Wool*, Flat Knita And Tailored Fabrics. Beantlfol New Fall Sliadaa J u t Th# Right Weight Far Now T h rn W inter . . • 2 In And S Mlaaen Piece A Sa its Junior Sloan S Throngh I I '/ l PRICE Darld VUion apant teat weekend with bia parent#, Mr. end Mra. i . P. Wilton. He haa pledged Phi Kappa Alpha at PSU and haa beta elected vice preaident of hla pledge data. THESE M O V E FA ST. BE MR. AND MKS. LESLIE T. BRYAN SR. on their 60th wedtRntr simiventary. Alto Mli* Avia Stenatrom of Winter Haven; Mn. Laurie Hampton, Ocnla; Mr. and e nmarn e q i ad a teat* for the Irtah cof­ fee and cake ever In Germany alto, the gueet* enjoyed In­ dividual tittle petit fours. m y A number af the guette ware friends whom the fas*By knew aver la Germany, and an new (fattened la the q u a l it y d io iV k A Faddons H ER E E A R L Y F R ID A Y A.M. SPECIAL B U Y S I Thursday, Friday, Saturday I * Mlsa Barrett te pneently employed i t th* Baa* Poet Exchange and Mr. Pittman. Jr. In with his father in the Tba yoong couple have a hems reedy in the Conway ■wMlvialen. ELECTION DAYS Before Testing High school students wor­ ried about their collet* en­ trance examoa bar* received ■ helping hand from an ency­ clopedia publisher. A study guide and examina­ tion procram , prepared by En­ cyclopedia Brltannlca, Inc., la designed to help prepare itudcn ii for the roltefe tests. • Baaed on selected readln fi In the Brltannlca. lb * sertei consists o f teven itudy guides end ■ uter'a manuat.** a com­ pany spokesman said. "The study tuldrv and ia m p > ndtece entrance examination! will help a student to evaluate hi* own program and need* m any of the eeven area*.’* T ire of Uw guide* are devot­ ed to arganlted review of high level court** in chemistry, phytic*, mathematic*, biology, and social studwt. The other two cover reading compcchcn eten and mathematical apti­ tude*. The guktes concentrate on fundamental* and their appli­ cation u d provide reading suggestion* and review queitteeu. "Author* of the guides are high school teachers and roltefe Instructors whc*c «\. pertenr* has Included heavy reiponslhlhy tor first year col tege cou rse*- the spokesman said. 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Fancy trim*. 2 to 1*. for boys Bright novelty applique* on cotton cerdurey snapcrotch crow labout*. Blue, rod, aqua, pink toast lor Top value softly napped cotton receiving blankets! Wore’ cotton m*dwal. great W oven stripes and plaids! slacks Tww fo r eae k w price! ... ___________ �m Kf a i Get- » , 1M4 — Togo 81 Church Group W EE K -E N D 'i Feted A t Halloween Party By Jana CaaaelW ny The Christian Homemakers Class of the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church held a Halloween Costume Party Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare B ilm er, 390 S. Triplet Dr., Casselberry. National Society Convenes The Invitations gave the time of the party as I p.m . and the guests began arriving at thia time. Under the watch* ful eye o f Pennie’s older sis­ ter, the children spent an hour playing, but were not witling to wait any longer for they knew what awaited them In­ side the house. Before Mrs. Glalter could yell for help the little girls were Inside the house pleading with her to eat. Headed By Mrs. Roumillat M ajor Francis L- Dade Chapter, National Society, United Staton Daughters of 1812, m et recently at the Hol­ iday Inn, In Holly Hill, with the follow ing Dnytona Beach Member* aa hoatotaes; Mrs. H. K. Hamilton, Mrs. Elmar Kipp, Mrs. Paul Oliver, Mrs. Charles E. Booth and Mrs. Jamea D. Ruble. Pennie’ s gifts were not opened, so this had to be tak­ en care of first, and she went to work on the many gifts without any encouragement from anyone. Pennie received many lovely gifts but the one that won the hearts of all pre­ sent w is a small puppy. This was a gift from Pennie's par- The preaident, Mrs. F. E. Roumillat o f Sanford, presid­ ed. Invocation waa given by Mrs. H. T. Williams of Tituiville. The budget fo r the year wa* accepted and the follow. Ing School* will receive gifts: WE NOW HAVE PENNIE GLAZIER (holding puppy) nml some of her frientla are shown Caney and Hindman Settle, CLAIROL’S NEW at a party celebrating her seventh birthday at the home of her parents, merit School* in Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Glazier in Geneva. the School o f the Osarks in Born Miaeouri; Berone College for American Indiana In Oklaho­ Blonde ma; The SUr-apangled Ban­ ner Houae in Baltimore, Ma­ Lot hxi rine Library. Toners The program before lunrh By Mrs. Frank White Earl Walker, commander of slay at the DeBary Manor, the DeBary Veterans of For­ following surgery i t Seminole waa presented by Mr*. R. E. Adds Delicate Blonde Barney Savage of DeBary Color T o Pre-Llahtencd eign Wars Post 8093, is a pa- Memorial Hospital. She wish­ Mlegel o f Tltuiville, who D rive returned from Ihe hos­ Hair — Without Peroxide lient at the Osteopathic Hospi­ es to thank her many friends gave a complete hiatory of pital and is doing nicely at his tal, Holly Hills. for (heir cards and m essages! the National Organisation, inBleach — Touch-Up * hom e. He wishes to thank all of cheer received during her eluding m a n y Tower. Memorials Conditioner — Shampoo Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Cor­ lllneis. his many friends for their whleh had been placed. A Set son have sold Uielr Red and cards and best wishes. Mr. A fter the luncheon which White Market to L. D. Black­ Mr. sml Mrs. Sidney Swal­ A ll For $12.50 wa* eerved from a beautifully Savage is a past fire chief in ford. who will continue with low of Bayou Vista returned appointed tahle decorated with the DeBary Volunteer Fire De­ the same high grade groceries from a today visit with their FOR APPOINTMENT quantities o f vari-eolored hi­ partment. and meals. son and his family, Mr. and CALL 322-4913 Mrs. George Swallow and five Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Cor­ BAKED HOT DOGS Mrs. Edna Reilly of Azalea children, of Emporia, V a., who son are o ff on a long awaited hot dogs ( l lb. serves 4) Drive is home after a brief formerly lived in New Jersey. vacation trip to Nassau. They ketchup Hair Styling Salon left early Monday morning for corn flake crumbs Miami to board the boat for Cut the surface of the hot 2201 S. Park A t*. Nassau and a rest. dogs slightly. If you wish you may us« wooden skewers to in­ sert in one end. Roll each hot dog in the ketchup, then roil them real good in the corn The home o f Mrs. A rt the renter o f the room from flake crumbs. Line a shallow (K ay) Lee w a s the icenu o f which a delicious beef stow baking pan with aluminum by the Gypsy Caravan Dinner was served to the girls. Mrs. foil. Place the “ dogs" on the Kissane, mother of the host­ foil. Don't place them too Party held recently by tho ess, Kay lore, entertained the close together. Bake them for member* o f Theta Epsilon itusheci by reading lea leaves about IS minutes. Chapter o f Beta Sbtma Phi and telling th-'lr fortunes. Kay • • a • Latest Fall Shades in honor o f their Rushees. l.ee displayed a definite talent MINCEMEAT MUFFINS The gay evening was further in Palmistry for tho other Combine Z cup* biscuit mix • New Texture Hose enhanced by the original and girls. and H cup moist mincemeat colorful gypsy costumes worn • A ll Sizes Following the festivities, in mixing bowl. Add 1 egg and by the girls. the group held a business 1 bottle (7 oz.) 7-Up all at The hostess cleverly decor­ meeting conducted by prea- once; mix until well blended. ated her living room to rep­ ident Joanne Bohannon. Spoon Into greased muffin resent a gypsy camp site. It waa announced that the cupa, filling *i full. Bake in The decor also included a Chapter would embark upon 400 degree oven for 13 30 min­ Downtown Sanford's Com plete Department Store targe iron kettle eituated in a new Ways and Mean* pro­ utes. Makes 12 muffuia. DeBary Personals Hosiery Mr*. L. C. Wiblner o f Or­ lando and Mr*. E. M. Schtlman o f W inter Park were welcomed a* new members. The next meeting will be held at Sanford, In January. Featured In Harper’s Bazaar AND C E R A M IC S WOULDN'T YOU K N O W ...IT S 3 $2.89 Sweetener . . . 1.89 F in * Mill Worcheiter, M aw ., in 1809, was the site of the first con­ tinuous wire rod mill to be built in Ihe United State*. It supplied the needs for long length of wire used In tele graph lines, suspension bridges and wire rope. BABY MILK PER CAN .30 Semilac . . . . 21c COLD CAPSULES $1.49 Contac Flemings Gifts • Cards • Hooks 210 E. First St. WITH THIS COUPON — 14 DAY SUPPLY SUPER P L E N A M IN V IT A M IN S colors . . . sixes 28 to 50 waists. Open Friday Nights tin . H o b so n . W EAR US Magnolia Ave. will wrinkle and gap, feel loose, and become quite uncomforiiibje. But i'vrmn’ lift lilt Ixrtli (isles of you |rt fcrtly. without a tuck or pucker, because it i» self titling. Price la Nire I herc are other niceties you’ll enjoy. too~a "NcvcHde? Hand that prevents sliding...lasting lift and support ...n o gap •sides . . . clegjnl wquh -mil wear cotton - AN* Ij a remarkable 12^0 pi ice. Try it'today! Gouxuvi *14 la st psaarr e v n a n l A N f O R O . . . . . 89c FREE! FREE! hat ever Ihe quality trouse ns you like, we T • SW EET A NO CALORIE PLU S FREE COOKBOOK believe we have (hem In our Fall collection. WPlain and pleated Myles in all popular .Hrlf-Filtinic Cup* Why i* tills lnq*»rt!im> llrmusc most women -ire not perfect V H. or C tups: there­ fore, u piorly fitting lira ©* Shoe Store SANFORD .39 Alcohol pint 3 0 % W ools $12.95 he bra you see line is tcll-fjttjng. It is made of 22 separate vrtiiom ibut arc not merely tewn together, but tailored withprcciiion.Thccups alone have 10 uniquely patterned scrtioris which take themselves in, or let themwives out. to (Jonform la your exact measurement! within the correct cup si/c you normally wear. 9 RUBBING A ll-W ools $13.95-16.95 MEN'S a $1.29 Mineral Oil . • M A R X -M A D E 9 e 8QU1RBS designed seetious pi sn perfectly ihe lira seems custom-made to your figure HAEGER POTTERY DOW NTOW N .97 Mouth Wash W hy a Pcrma-lift self-fitting bra is an incredible value at s2.50 lustre trimmed. Beautifully styled In startling jewel colors. s u j ’a CEPACOL BY • BOTANY ject. Tho girl* are planning Use vegetable ihortrning or to hold a drawing for a Sch­ winn Bike fo r Christmas. Tho lard when greasing pan* to drawing wfil take place In keep food from boiling over. downtown Sanford on Friday night, December 18th at 9:00 P.M. Guest* fo r the evening were; Mr*. Walter (Joanne) Gardner, Mrs. Pat Helm, Mr*. Don (Mary Jane) Pope, Mrs. A. D. (Irene) Fancy and Mr*. Michael (Sylvia) Pickering. Member* attending were: Mr*. Walter (Joanne) Bohan­ non, Mr*. Stem (Sh erry) llolto, .Mr*. Don (Jan) Cahill, Mrs. A1 (Sharron) Davis, Mrs. Boh (Barbara) l)ekle, -Mrs Jack (B etty) Erickaon, Mr*. Boh (J o) Kuhlke, M ri. Tom (Pat) Largen, Mr*. A rt (Kay) I-ee, Mr*. Paul (B etty) Lewi*. Mr*. Bob (B etty) Mc­ Kee, Mrs. Randy (N a n cy) Reynolds, Mrs. Faye Stetson and Mr*. Rick (M ona) W alk­ er. 22 precisely Other guests attending in­ cluded Rev. and Mrs. Delmaa Copeland, Rev. and Mrs. Dar­ win Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Skip ^ Duncan, Mrs. M arioa Veltch, llelkcr, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W ag­ ner, Mrs. Cart Johns, Mrs. £ 3 Bar Lambert, Mrs. Lillian Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Al Boone, SLACKS S jO A /u d i'jt Qv a $1.39 Pepto Bismal § Florida-Weight A Gypsy Caravan Dinner dom PRICES GOOD THRU SUN., NOV. lat Mrs. I. G. Reuter, Mr. and Mrs. Burbon Ferrell and M r and Mrs. Leonard Cassel­ berry, Phoenix a nd Clausner uD DRUG SPECIALS! com m ittee Twenty-nine member* an l friends attended from Titus­ ville, Jacksonville, Sanford, Mt. Dor*. Clermont, Tanger­ ine, Edgewator. Eustia, Mait­ land, W inter Park and Orlan­ do. • HIGGINS Brilliant Jubilee Patent upper leathers, on tha Chosen for the m ost original ^ costume wa* M n . M ontgom­ ery who cam e aa a large mouse complete with ch eeie. Refreshments w ere aerved following an evening of fun and games. A - variety o f doughnuts and coffee, tea o r apple cider w ere served. Rushees Entertained With fashionable matching bags Scrvtnf to plan tha party w ere Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McClain, Mr. and Mrs. Don M acLeod, Mr. and Mr*. Earl Oakley, Mrs. Phil Caeiber, Mr*. L. L. War ley, Mrs. Don M ontgom ery and Mr. and M ri. G. F . Me*sick. Upon their arrival guest* were led to the Balm er'a ga rage, decoratod fo r tho occaa loo In the Halloween m otif and lighted with ja ck o ’ lanterns, by a ghostly apparition. biscus, Mr*. Laura! R. Hob­ bes o f Jacksonville, National Chairman o f tha Ghent Com­ mittee, ahowed beautiful pic­ tures that aha had token while a visitor In Ghent, Belgium. These picture* Included houae* where negotiations took place, and the building where the Ghent Treaty o f Peace waa signed by the United States and Great Britain on Decem­ ber 2-lth, 18 U . A Placque, commemorating this event hat been placed by the City o f Ghent and the United State* Daughter* o f 1812, in the building where the Treaty wa* signed. Betty Anne's 1r M Birthday Party Fetes Pennie Glazier Casselberry |c a ll and she named the pup I Following the opening o f the I two-layer cake, which w as w as |punch and lee cream were |gifts, the eake, a most unique |decorated with edible pennies,! served to the guests. P a v la s sawn flit th em ; 0[|Bladt*t. ■ party held at the home of Those attending were Luaim Mr. and M ri. Ernest Glaizer Summerslll, Linda Johnson, to Genera. The party was In Collette Hughey. Linda Shawhonor of their young daughter, ley, Lynn Yarborough, Ksy Pennie, who was seven on Bowen, Mary Bowen, Judy Oct. K The clever Invitations Kicks, Kim Hendry, Jan Bradsent to each guest read, "A dy and Pennie’s little sister, Penny Party for Pennie.'* The Karen. words Penny and Pennie w ere emitted and In their place Mrs. Clatter placed a coin. K M arl FLO R IDA J �! \ V O T E FOR E X P E R IE N C E Turn Big realbdars coming up. —Don't forgot to goto tho polls TtaMday and bo SURE to voto Mr (to Are district out tkta way. • • • And romember tho Americas Legion Fair epee* Monday, aa bs a m and an* tar If you can and «o out to •so tho many taUreatlng exMbit*. •••Mrs. Jack Xenatr baa returnsi homo from a tuteh visit le Oklahoma, Sho want ant to sea her daughter Linda wbo waa ill and whoa (hare abe neat on over to tee Bobby Barbour wbo la at Co* OCT. St, 1M4 l a m p McCallay, Jaffary WUHama, Ruth Bussell, Richmond Fktcb, Joanna Savlgny, Floyd X. Pnraeaa, Joann Flowara, Edgar Laney, Beaale Vaughn, tgana A. Baker Jr, and Brin M. Smith, nU of Sanford; Archie Long and Amy Allen, DoBary; Richard Rosa, Mims, and David Grimm, North Or- ■ora Callosa fa Warner. • • • Happy birthday to Jamas Giles. Here tell he's a year older. • • • Also happy birth­ day to Melvin Warren. He's the new president of the 6-H boys club out this wsy. They are calling their club tho Busy Beavers. And they are Just that according to tho Assist­ ant County Agent Ernest Lund* berg. • • • Mr. snd Mrs. T. P. Strader of Saulsburg, N. C., have returned home alter visitlag hare with M. 0. and Au­ drey Roberts and also wttb the B. A. Ayers of Lahe Mary. • • • Congratulations to the Car! Anderson* of Lake Mark* ham Road who will bo cat* bratltpt their 2Jlh wedding an­ niversary next weak. May you havs many many more years together. • • • la a phone con­ versation with Mrs. Anderson she said that their ion Cecil who Is stationed In Germany broke his right toot. We hope that Cecil will soon hare the cast off and he able to u m tho foot again. • • * They have another ion George who la sta­ tioned at Fort Davis in lha Canal Bone. • • • We are very sorry to heir thst Mrs. Rena (Brown) Swaggerty la 111 at Holiday Hou m in Orlando. Bha underwent eye surgery on Wedneidsy morning. We wish her s speedy recovery snd we will be thinking shout you. Runs. NOV. 3 — ELECT Dubey; Third tad Fourth ■aba tbs project • tuaceaa. The A Haw on to Springs X I * A grand March waa held Grades, hurt Tylar, Jimmy mentary S c h o o l Halloween Carnlra! prorod a hugs cuereal with proceeds hitting the 11,600 mark, according to Mrs. Loolso Ksrshaer, F T A president. with Mrs. K tn h a c r aa master o f ceremonies and Mrs. Ralph Barnard, Mrs. Jolla Barton and Marion Harmon aa coo* Prisoo were awarded to the The carnlral waa the moot various ago groups fo r the successful to date, with ZOO prettiest, funniest, and moat spaghetti d i n n e r s being original costumes. ■erred and all tho baked Whmere w e n t pro school era, Carol Jaaa Cava!!, J o ­ Mrs. Earahner expressed anna Green and D o t Simms; her appreciation to all the#* First and Second Grades, who participated ia helping X tid Pasternack and Donny W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD Fallow* and Gina W ei*; Filth and Sixth Grad**, T m « Frensen, Charjrl Bowman and Paul Crouse. W JM C O U N T Y COM M ISSIONER ■ Judging the booth* for tho boat d*oorat*d w o n Mr*. Country I Frank O ’BrUn, Mr*. Gen* Olaen’e aa D ari* and Mr*. Edward MU* "M ake-up Ur. LAWRKVCX, THH MAYOR OF ALTAMOlTTm ftL M SPRING* WAS BLBCTKD TO THIS OFFICR WITH _____ ._____ TMR LARGEST MAJOR1TT TOTE EVER GIVEN A CANDtDATX IN THIS A R IA — M % OF TMR VOTE. MX HAS SIEVED. A « TEAR TERM OH THX BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND MAS A L L O F J D l BUSINESS INTERESTS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. A TOTE FOR W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD WILL MR A TOTS FOR SXFXRHNCS AND PROGRESS. Prist* w ont to tho follow* In* room* fo r their booths, first ptac«, “ Spook House," Mrs. M a r g a r e t Benton's fourth grade; second place. Bd.Fel.Adr.Ep S t a in * County Domoeratie Executive Committee 555 W . FIRST ST. UP TO $50 VALUES! Mr. and Mr*. John K ahlei baby girl, Sanford; Mr. and • • • FrienJs ot the R*v. D. L. Mr*. Laurtl Sevlgny, baby Brslnsrd, who served a* pas­ girl, Sanford. tor of tha Laka Monroe Bapt­ Discharges ist Church stm t 10 years ago, Vlrgie Lee Rouse, Ruth L will regret to learn that be Scott. Lit* Poehlman and baby pssssd away this past week In boy, Carol Rudd and baby boy Bluff City, Tenn. Cause of and Charlotte Dooahoe, all ol death was attributed to a heart Sanford; Marilyn Futrcll, Chu attack. C a rls and condolences luota; Marie Mlelcnhausen, have been sent 11 the b*reived DoBary, and Benjamlno Paul family from friends here. • • Huntley, Holly Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oglesby bad OCT. 17, U M as their guests this past week­ ADMISSIONS end their granddaughter, Caro­ Shirley Triplett, George lyn Swanson Butler, and busW right, John Combe, Bertha band, Haywood, and sons, Prinule, Johnnie Madieon, Gary amt Danny, of Jackson­ Catherine Warren, and Ham­ ville. Coming over from Or­ ilton J. BUhee, all o f Sanford; lando to see his sister was Carol A . Hudson, Zell wood; Norman and Janet Swanson Mary Grimes, Osteen; Mary and also with them were Aus­ Ann Campbell, N orth Orlando. tin and Mable Swaggerty of Ostren and Wilbur ami Juanita DISCHARGES Baby Boy Jnhmon, Ethel I’ rnt and daughter, Donna Ilarrle, Elsie Gilbert, T.urll* Sue. They had a very enjoyable llronton, Ruth L, VanDuaen, evening together according to Jeanne Bndfltb, Laura C. Carrie Lou. And I know that they certainly did. • • • The Yeager, Veda W lllti and Ba­ Lake Monroe Handy llelpera by Boy, Maalna Davla and will meet Monday afternoon at Baby Boy; Odna M a r i e the Health Center In Sanford lfauge, Joy and Baby Girt to take a tour of the center Robinson, Mas Rumph, Baity and to hear Mrs. Hulda Kibbe Black, and Ann Brlason and tell of Health. Be sure and it naby Girl, alt o f Sanford; tend, girls. • • • Our thought Walter Cooper, Andrew Tee- this week is on friends.—1“ A lo, and Parker Andermn, friend Is a person with whom Laka Mary; Marguerite Step, 1 may be sincere. 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By 8«minol« County Democratic Exeeutlva ComraltUa Cattle On Cactus Diet During Drought SANTA F E , N. M. (U P I) Cattk ia Now Mexico cat cactux, because the cowboy haa replaced his aUgua with a blowtorch. It all began with the stillremembered drought of 1995. Cattle were dying la New M eilco by the thoiuanda becauae the grass wax gone. Wa­ ter w u only a memory. Cactua waa the only living plant that covered the parched grouad. The hungry cattle tried to eat the cactui, but often they died o f punctured lnteatinea. That waa when talea of early Spanlth aettlara In New Mex­ ico w ere recalled. The itoricx aald the K t tiers gathered cactui during heavy anows, burn­ ed o ff the epinea and led the pulp to cattle. Am ong the flrit to recall the itoH ei waa a Santa Fe ranch­ er, J os* Ortlr y Pino. P ino'i fam ily, who bad owned land for m ore than 200 y e a n in New M exico, reportedly had fed eactua to cattle in yearx o f drought and heavy snow. Desperate, Pino deckled to try the venture with the tree eactus that dotted h it ranch. But Pino'a methods were modern. Armed with blow, torches, hti cow boys burned off the aplnca. T o Pino'a de­ light, his livestock actually be­ gan to gain w eigh t H e found that one acre o f gras* land, grown ov er with cactus, would feed five head o f cattle for five months. During the drought, it took 55 acres of grass alone for one cow . Pino's practice caught on in the state. Other r a n ch e n be­ gan feeding cattle prickly pear cactus and aven Spanish dag­ g er or Y ucca. The blowtorch «aed by the cowboys really ia a type of flame thrower which uses ker­ osene. A five-gallon can ia fill­ ed with kerosene and • tong rubber boee la connected. The kerosene la (breed through the hose under p rn a u re and ig­ nited through a long nouted n oitle on the end. Grass suit la the preferred feed by rancher* In New Mex­ ico. But in eever* drought years, such as this one, the blowtorches aro brought out •gala. f.O O D r ^ lA R H s iw w m A I> U P TO $50 W O R T H O F TOYS FREE W IT H E V E R Y PU R C H ASE • THURSDAY • F R ID A Y • SATURDAY A P P L IA N C E -------- C H R IS T M A S L A Y -A W A Y S P E C IA L S -------1965 G-E STEREOS A N D STEREO C O M B IN A T IO N S. OF T V OR MAJOR NEARLY ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC TR AN SISTO R IZED ! Ultra- » i Initant color controls - only 2 - for quick, o a iy tuning. Coplures all tho brilliant# o f tho color iptctrum from d o o p tonal to pallets P R !» 3 D FROM $ *0 9 I Rich full found with front-mounted •peakor 5 UP TO $50 W O R T H OF TO YS FR E E W IT H E A C H PURCH ASE RC 7200 EBONY TEXTURED CABINET i Clear black an d whita reception with thorp contrail W Thrao Semlnol* High School arniora, ona ju n ior and flvo sophomores m a d * straight - A ’s " on th* fir s t xix-w ttki report cards. l Illuminated channel window for easy selection Iw fe r k V tta D > i Shudders By Basle A beauty Mommlc'a, Speak shop Just M ickey McCIsnahan and Eus­ tace Smith, Top • ranking sophomores are Janice Boston, Ann Carl­ son, Susan Day, Trains Ann K aye, Martha Pierce, Marilenete Welch, William Free­ man and Richard Goerse, By Jane Casselberry A Halloween “ Juke B ox " I costum e party will be held Saturday st the Land o’ Lakes Country Club In Casselberry |starting at 9 p. m. Members and th* public arc I Invited for an evening of fun |and dancing. Clark J. Getty, manager, has I announced that prises will be awarded by th* management for the most humorous, most topical, and th# best costumes. almost lik* b* Ronnie Halt, Helen Mann and Sherry Maraxita a n th* among tha many attraction! senior*; Stefany W estgita la at the Southside School anno, tho lorn junior and Mary Sue al Halloween Carnival Friday Makin, Linda M alloy, Gray night. W rlaley, Steve Leach and Spook Bobby Reeves re­ Lam ar Oxford ara the five ports that this one w ill be so sophomore a. professional It w'U feature On the aentor honor roll, hairdresser* that "w o n ’ t tell.1* fo r which a 3.0 average o f all Just to maka aura o f this, subjects is required, are Mar­ Bobby haa arranged to have garet Bower, Bonnie Caolo, real, live operators who not Barbara Cox, Elaine Echols, only -w on 't ta ll" bu t wilt A ngela Hurt, Jean Klinefelter, make your lltUe miss a real Linda Mitchell, Diane Powell, glamour puss. Kay Sandefer, Linda Spencer, On hand in th* beauty Darrell Benge, Joe Farless, W arren Harman. Ed Harper, shoppe will be Hslen Smltft. Charles Hunter, David Lanier, Dawn Kiddy and Mr*. Phillip Ronnie Ogden, Rill Stem per Boyd. In addition to this, Bob­ by sent a message via tha end J e ff Williams. Juniora who made the hon­ hants, that each patron o f th* or roll art Claudia Bumgnrd- beauty shoppe will b* given ner, Pam Meriwether, Meda her own tube o f lipstick. This Neiman, Becky Tanner, Karen big attraction will be *et « p Vickers, Chall C r o w e l l , in ona o f the class room s. Slated Saturday TV M i * tjr Oct. 29, 1964 — Page 7 (Juke Box* Party Color G-E STEREO S A N D C O M B IN A T IO N STEREOS Nine Seminoles Tally Straight Southside A's On Reports - V w ill What's a carnival without the chant of an auctioneer. Well, Susie doesn't know but just to make sure that Southside has a complete carnival. Head Spook Bud Rawla haa arranged to have one on hand. The auction will ba held in connection with the country store, so just follow tho crowd. Oh, and if any o f you are missing some o f your old hats, don’t think some ghost got them. Probably they’ll appear at the Hat booth, where Mrs. Welsie Dominty w ill be in charge. Hang on to y ou r hats, folks, the dart board ia Juat a few steps awayl Then too there’ll be those funny clowns hawking baU loons, birds and pandae. Tha spirits tell, too, o f acrumpt* oua pony rides and a merrygo-round, and h o m a r a a d * cakes and coffee. WEEKLY $50 W O R T H OF TO YS W IT H PURCH ASE OF T H IS T V I Full power transformer ch a in s for belter performance A W O N D E R F U L C H R IS T M A S G IF T FOR T H E F A M IL Y ! L A Y -A W A Y NOW ! 6 E N E R A L Q electric ¥ PERSONAL PORTABLE MRS. MAE B. 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ON A P P L IA N C E PHONE 322-2821 • We will fill your cylin­ der at our plant, 001 W. 6th St. 100 lb. cylinder $»5.oo, 20 lb. cylinder |2.00. • Wa will pick up, fill and deliver ycur IDO th. cylinder for (6.00. Allow 4 days. • Wa will loan you a 2 cylinder system with automatic regulator fo r a service charge o f Il.no per month and deliver full cylin­ ders as needed for tha same low )6.00 per cylinder rata. P U R C H A SE S N A TU R A L GAS FOR BOTTLED G AS BEYOND SANFORD THE MAINS 109 W . la l S T R E E T J I* �i Tilt Slated Lyman JayVees For Colonial Fumble To Lose 13*7 To NSB HighRekl By Jim Batttem Bj M l 1 t n v a l t o Ortead* taaigbt far i M r a m a t k tilt o f th* M a m m i n t tha Biskay M o o n Boraata. Tfea tilt la alatad to i » i under w ay at I p-m. at tte Colonial High School Hold. Tka T r ite b ro to Ha tying atraak laat Friday night whan tte y amaated t t e Win tar Path WUdcata b y a aoora o f H to 4. TMa ghraa tt e aqoad a record d throa wtna, tw o tlca and o a t faaa. In t t e Blabop MooreW d la r Park tilt t t e fforaota won b y a a e o n d « to •, ao t t e SanJaotaa can oapoet morn a— patltlo g from tte Horaota than tt e y racaivod from tte WUdeata laat w n k . T te T r ite wont through a light pra-gam o workout Wad' naaday, la which tte y review ad tt e Horaota* playa and worked on their own. After t t e workout. Head Coach Jiao Plgott aaid, "In reviewing laat w eek’a ball gam e agalaat Winter Park, it waa certainly one d our bet­ ter nigbta aa fo r aa teamwork te m c o r ned and aa fa r aa timing. It looked like every f t i » l that wo did turned out fine. E v ery tim e Winter Park kept making mlatakea and ovary tim e they did, it coat Item and w o eeorod nine teuckdowne and thla week w eTe going to have to work aa our antra pointa becauae we Mily m ade one out d nine at­ tempts. Alter six ball gamea w o havo acored 1U point* and held the opposition to 44 10 that apaaka very well lor our offensive team and our defeoiivo team. We alwaya expect a tough gam e from tte llornati and they always play one ol their better ball gamea agalnat HI,*1 Coach Dick William* ran the back* through playa and pass patterns and pass defense. William* said, "Bishop Moore been't had aa good a aeaaon aa som e d these otter bell cluba w e played but they al ways get tough when they m eet Sanford. At least, they elwaye have In the peat — ao we don’t look for a raal easy hall gama. A* far aa the Win­ ter Park gama is concerned we made a fin# team effort and it paid off. The game gave us a chanea to use som e of our secondary which will be used n e i» season. We bad al­ most 400 yards total and this shows that the offense waa working hard." Coach Jim McCoy worked with the line on plays cover­ ing both offense and defente. McCoy said, "Laat week's gama was one d our better one* but, o f courie, when you win by a score Ilka that it has to be. This week we have worked primarily on the offen­ sive blocking and expect it to pay o ff against the Hornets. We hope we can rise to the o c ­ casion since It la the Hornets' homecoming and sting the lio n e t s ." Metro BTANDINGS All Games W T L PA Team S 0 1 IT Edgewater 0 1 107 Colonial Boons 1 1 103 2 1 113 Seminole • 72 Bishop Moors 43 Evans 1 M 0 Oak Ridge 0 13 Winter Park Gam es Tonight Seminole at Blabop Moore Gam es Friday Night Winter Park at Colonial Galneavlll* at Bo o m Ocala at Edgawatar Oak Ridge at Evans PP 37 20 20 44 70 132 113 13S CONFERENCE SCORING i R. Jones, Wild. Daughtry, Lake. MeCo mb, Leolb. West, Wildwood Brown, Leetb. D. Jones, Wild. Gill, DeLand Reid, Lakeview Lee, W ildwood Ruse, Apopka Blanton, Lyman Lambert, Lyman Crum, Kisalra. p ’Si? 1 — a**ft S - r Seminoles Leading In Scoring TD 11 10 7 4 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 BP 1 0 1) 1 6 « 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 TP 71 80 42 37 Ml 30 24 24 19 18 18 IS 18 T t e Baby 'Hounds boueed back when they took over on downs on New Sm yrna's 44. Bob Eldridge and Dava Straug ban alternated to carry to tte 'Cuda II. At that point, Larry Baker, a halfback, took a handoff and pessed to end Russ Brandea In the end son* for Lymans only score. Baker kick, ed the extra point but with only 1:12 left New Smyrna ran out the clock on the ensuing kickoff. O m it P « t * 8 — Ort. 29, 1664 About Sports Thinking Out Loud ■T JULIAN STEN STROM "It'a navat good whan you M but H toe*," admit* Dick Copeland, malted tecaaaa ef i contest tonight opens thla kanntl m u te r o f th* Lyman penalty. week's slate o f games for Met­ H i g h Greyhound football "L am bert," say* Cepelaad, r o Conference eleven*. team. " t e a spaed." Wa naked Dick Friday night Oak Ridge's "B u t," u y a Dick, “ w e’ra why ha w u using Paul in thu Pioneers and Evans* Trojans improving w ith each ball backfleld whan t e w u • a lto clash in conference bat­ gama wa p la y ." standout guard a t South tle and Winter Park meets Co­ Copeland waa referring to Seminole l u t isaaosL lonial in a loop affair. t t e fa ct thla hla Greyhounds "W e had guard*," Cope* League leading Edgawatar will go out of the circuit to hava won but on* o f fir* land said frankly, " b u t na entertain Ocala and Boon* games they've played ao fa r halfbacks. Wa figured h* on thla s a u o n ’a alata. could learn th* job and ha'a host* OalncavUl*. the left: Andy Carraway, John Ivey, Mack Cleveland and Vice Adm. James S, Thach, vice chief o f naval operations (air). Washington, D. C. (Herald Photo) THE NAVY took on local talent in a friendly golf match Wednesday afternoon at Rolling Hills Country Club . . . but none will admit who front­ ed low acore. The foursome in the picture, from Liggett Keglers Seminole JayVees Open, Win Four Newly eponeored Pinecreat L iggett in the Businessman’* League brated at Jet Lanes cele­ the occasion with a fou r game eweep over Lance. Dick M ayer wee the big gun with a 211/646 high eerlee for tha night with aieietance from Data Alexander with a 184 game and the earn* M o r e by Jim Ilusiard. Fat Lane* team Silvcra laid that New Sm y­ it waa John Flachar tossing rna’s aariy lead gave them an a 188 game and Al Chalfin edge, and, "W e ju it couldn't rolling a nice 17S/621 aeries. catch up. But," he edded, "ou r IIL1I Products " A ” team boys played a fine ball g a m e." held f i n t place advantage He singled out the running of with three points over WTEldridge, the line play o f Char KR. Vergil Vaughn showed He Rupe and the defensive the way fo r HIM with 180, • work o f 30T-pound Joe Peon* 633 and John Martin rotted a baker, a middle guard. 184 and Dick Schnltiler a 187. Lyman racked up seven firit Gil Luck was the atar for down* to four for the 'Cuda*. W THR with a fin* 108/641 Lyman tor 111 yards on the aeries. ground and II in tte air while Maaun'a Men gained a three New Smyrna picked up 103 landwiae and four through the game nod over Atlantic Coaet ■■ George Mason lane*. Both cluba com pleted L i n e one pais each. Lyman Inter­ homlwd a 170/610 backed up cepted one pass to none for the by Duane Goembel with a 191 Barracuda* but the 'Houndi gam e and a good 187 by lost the hail three tim e* on ‘ ‘ Smiley’* Wiltehlre. Charlie fumbles while the 'Cuda* did Willis carried the load for the not mlacue at all and that fact trainmen with a 202/639. spelled the difference. Dick’a Appllanea won three Eldridge picked up M yards from the IILII Product* " B " on It earriei, Baker 23 yard* team to take a partial hold and Straughan 24. Strange led on third ptare. For Dick'a it ihe victors with 35. waa Ralph Bette becoming a big 223 high game 631 series. Everett Hoover chinird In with a 103 gam*. Ron-Sun put the ikida to Rex Liquor aa Dava Fleming toned a The I'KNa won three from 106/61.1. Clarence Wallis was the Medics laat week in the high fo r Rex with 170/608. Heininota Memorial Hospital The Autonatlca split with League at Jet Lanes to take Ward Realty to hold ttcoml second piece. Ruth Cooper place aa they had a host of with a 166 and Lee Welgand gunners In Neal Maxwell with with a 167 proved too much 180/612, Don Dorman with 189/618 and Don Thompeon for the Medici. The IilD'e epllt with the with a big 210/640. Bill Fox BPE'e ee Cleo William* reme ehot a 201 gam* and Tim up with a 182/477 and M ar­ Dernmy continues hi* fin* bowling with a 187/600. gie Abney rolled a 16.1. PRNs Move Up To Second Place Auburn Respects Gator Air Power Ualted Prasa International Auburn coach Ralph Jordan Indicated today that Florida ranks only slightly behind tte United Statee and Ruaela in air power. Jordan bssee h it evaluation on films of last Saturday’s Alabama-Florkia game, won by the Crimson Tide 17-14. "T h e Gators went 78 yards on Alabama la two minutes in tte air. and any team that can d o that can certainly hurt you with Use p a ss," Jordan said. "W e’ v* got to Improve our past defense this week to have a chance lo beet th em ." T te Tigers rank third in the SEC In pass defense. Florida, meanwhile, keyed its defenses to atop Jimmy M arl The Semlnole-BUhop Moore Not only war* tte Baby Greybouade d Lyman High scored r far tte first time this aeaaon, ben Wednesday night, ttey also were whipped far tte first time this aeaaon. Tte Baby Barracuda* d New Smyrna Beach dumped the Loofwood eleven-IS to T ■i tte 'Hounds dosed out their UM erason. Despite tte loea, Head Coach Dick Silvers t e d nothing but praise for hi* junior varsity group. A couple o f fumbles— something that could happen to any ball club—provided tte breaks tte 'Cudas needed and they took advantage o f them for the margin o f victory. The first one cam e In the opening period when New Smy­ rna recovered a Lyman fum­ ble on the Greyhound II. T te running d Charlie Strange car* rled tte Baby 'Cuds* to tte Lyman one and quarterback Art Goodrich went over for tte TD. T te PAT try failed and tte little Barracudas led I to 0. In the final fram e, New Sm y­ rna took a 13 to 0 lead when the 'Hounds fumbled again— this time on their own els. Goodrich carried for three and then bucked over for t t e se­ cond 'Cuds TD. Strange booted tte eitra point Hr Face Baby Eagles By David Higginbotham aeaaon against a single loss, the f i n t on* in eix seasons, Herald Sporta Writer The Seminole High School will be trying to add the Ba­ by Eagles feathers to the long junior v a n ity 11 return* to Hat o f defeated opponent*, 31 action thla afternoon when to exact. they travel to Orlando to face Stumpf told the tqund in a the Baby Eagle* o f Kdgewaskull eeaaion Wednesday, ter High. Game time is “ Thla guma with Edgewater alatad for 3 p.m. The SHS will decide whether you have JayVea cheerleaders, with the a good aeason or a mediocre full auppurt o f the Seminole on e." Boost*re Club and the SHS The Baby Tribe went student body, i* attending the tilt as it la the laet gnme for through a pre-game workout Wednrsduy with Coach John the JayVer* this season. Colbert and Stumpf petting Coach Ralph Stumpf'a 11, seeking their fifth win o f the the equad through all the phase* o f football. Pasting, kickoffs, extra pointa, punt, and offensive and defensive phiys receiving special atten­ tion. Terry E choli worked on punts against a rushing line BaSTON (U P !) — Heavy­ and Greg Shively and Truhy weight champion Caislua Clay Kinnnrd worked on extra will have a United Nallona point* and kickoff*. Clay Invites UN To Liston Fight delegation in his corner Nov. IS to make sure he isn't the victim of a "d irty loss" when he mceta challenger Sonny Liston for their Boston Garden return bout. "I know something Is wrnng." Clay told sport* writ­ ers in Estelle's Restaurant in suhurban Roxbtiry. " I have heard a lot o f ru­ mors . . , and just in case anything happens I have in­ vited 13 delegates to the Unit­ ed Nations from various coun­ tries to be at the fight so the world will know U 1 am cheat­ e d ," Clay said. 'Deadeye' Moves To Top Position By United Press Internationa] Dcadi-ye Jerry We*t la tak­ ing ailing Wilt Chamberlain's place aa the National Basket­ ball Association'* l e a d i n g scorer, and tha Los Angeles Lakers are none tha worse for it. The sharp shooting Laker guard scored 32 polntx Wed­ nesday night—31 in the secood Sidle, despite tte possibility a half—to pace the Lakers to a sore arm might sideline Ihe 112-103 win ov er the Baltimore Bullets. West has maintained Auburn ace. Even with the in an average o f more than 30 Jury, said Florida coach Ray pointa a gam e this season. Cravat, "Sidle la still a dan T te Lakers lead the NBA geroua athlete who can wii Western Division with a 4-1 a gam e for Auburn by running, record. pats receiving or kickoff re turn*." Alabama waa forced by rain to hold most oe lla praetko in­ doors Wednesday. Indications were that quarterback Jos Namath would tee little, if any, action agalnat Mississippi State. The Bulldogs closed out bee vy preparation* and coach Paul Davia said, "W e’ ll find out far aura Saturday .eight which ai our boy* really want to play foottelL " This will mark the first time the two school*' junior varsity 11s have ever met on the gridiron and, according to Stum pf, thi* i* the time fnr the long hours o f prac­ tice to pay o ff. The starting line up for the locale this afternoon will i>e ends Chuck Pigutt and Greg Gun#*, tackles Jim Bak­ er and Horace Johnson, guards Mike Kimsey and Russ Lee, center Greg Shively, Buddy Stumpf at quarter­ back, Truhy Kinnard and Terry Echols at half and Ron Dudley at fullback. Coaches Needed For Basketball The Sanford Recreation De­ partment announced tion ! fo r Biddy Basketball and Junior Basketball league coaches. Any adult, says department director Jim Jernignn, who might be Interested in provid­ ing coaching and leadership to beya nine through 12 years of age is requested'to contact the recreation agency, Jernignn said, " I t 's a rare opportunity to ba able to work with youngsters in com­ petitive sporta activities and to provide training in sports­ manship, citizenship and ath­ letics." Ha concluded, "E ven theugh our youth athletic roaches re­ ceive no pay, they do find their reward in their associa­ tion with tha youngsters," Harold Smiths Win First Place Twenty couples cam e out for the Sunday Night scotch dou­ bles and Mary and Harold Smith won first place with their 939 five-game aeries, Including handicap. Second place went to Sue Jackton ami Jack Kanner with Only lizards known to have hlrd place being raptured by voices are the geckos, which Jerry (lefty) Wisdom and emit a faint squeak when ex ­ Nancy Conway. cited. ^ (s a d q ju jiv d s iM ALL SIZES Fiber Glass we arm Per f t STEP UDDER SPECIAL Aft boy* war* out there waiting to sea what DeLand w u go­ ing to do, and they found out, too late. Before they took things in their own hands," said Copeland, "D eLand had tha 21 pointa and they count­ ed. Paul Lambert, th* flashy Sophomore halfback who has stood out every well for th# ‘ Hounds this etaaoa, dashed 41 yards for m e o f tha Lyman tallies and went C u p a l a n d a la* felt, "W e ’ve teats hit with toe ■ a n y offsides and bolding penalties. They’ve hurt ua. "W hat about Larry Lott,* wa asked. "A a a sophomore,** aaid Copeland, "ha’a doin g all r ig h t He makes mistakes and he’s got lots to learn. But tha boy Is giving ua everything ha h u on effort and that goes a tong way. I I Bring year car ektn tte anpaeto Met GUARANTEED W INTER TUNE-UP WINTERIZE NOWI H e r ,,,2 " 9 * * * * * 4 « i Guarani** T a x * 11 || you r ea r (ails t o pee* ^ M t is fa c t o r i lv d o # l o ijnitionWT f e « um failura.our motoe se» w b S S fa flK S * 1948. S ite o o mits r e a d y f o r w in t e r n o w SPECIAL! • 5 4 9 j » ANY VA. GAB *3 “ $4«5 $5«5 FARRELL'S LUM BER ARCADE PACKAGE STORE IIS H, FIRST Tba 'Hounds have Lauaburg to face thla weak. "T h e y lost to W ildwood," laid DIek, "b u t you've got to remember that Wildwood can beat anybody on certain nights. "W ildw ood la well on their way to cop­ ping the Orange Balt Crown, although they weren’t ex­ pected to do it," said Cope­ land. "W a thought perhapa it would be between L a k r r tt, o f Winter Carden an d Kis­ simmee. FRONT END ALIGNMENT Rock Wool ON 100 BRANDS U M . * don* wall. Tima will tell how right aur decision was.** "W e looked real good for three quarters. Wa looked bad during one," he said, "and that one killed ua." DIek waa thinking o f the 21 to 13 defeat handed hla youth* by th* DeLand Bulldog*. DeLand g o t hot In tha f i n t period and putted over 11 points. Back to the 'Hounds, Cope­ But that w u atl they g o t land feels, "W * are still mak­ Meanwhile, Lyman hacked ing too many mistake*, espec­ away and although they aeor- ially en our pass defense. Our ed two touchdown*, they did ktda are not diegnoeing pass tally another which w u call­ patterns. W s’n running wall, even againet Titusville wa ed back. " I n that f i n t period my picked up good yardage." get STANDINGS All Conf. Games T ram W LT W LT 3 0 0 6 0 0 Wildwood 1 1 Lrcshurg 3 4 DrLand 2 Kissimmee 3 2 3 Lakeview 2 Apopka 3 2 Lyman 4 Last Week's Results Wildwood 28, Apopka 0 l^ esbu rg 23. Lakeview II DeLand 21, Lyman 13 Kissimmee 10, Sebrmg 7 This Week's Gamea Kissimmee al Wildwood Lyman at Leesburg DeLand at Apopka Lakeview at New Smyrna Beach "M aybe tte y sa g b t to spot ua 39 paints," saggsated Copeland, with tengna In cheek. " I f ttey did that,*' he uplaed, *‘ we'd realty be In good shape." Copeland referred to the DeLand contest l u t week. INSULATION SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! OPEN DAILY - today that It is accepting applica­ Seminole grabbed top (c o r ­ ing honors in tte conference Hut week by racking up S3 points agalnat Winter Park to run its season's total to 113. Colonial la aceond with 107 and Boone third with 103. Defensively, Colonial baa the best record in the circuit, giv­ ing up only 2G pointa all sea­ son and Seminole got 13 of those when the Tribe downed Colonial for the Grenadiers’ only losa of the season. Boone has yielded only 26 points and Edgewater has bean hit for 37. Seminole regained top place among tte league’ s passing clubs last week when it hiked its aerial connection percent­ age to .483. The Tribe has hit 29 times In 80 attempt*. Boone la second with 33 completion* in 70 tries for a .437 percent­ age. Offensively, Boooa top* the conference in fin t downs with 73. Seminole is second with 68 and Bishop Moors third with 68. Seminole, however, has given up the least number of Grst downs to opponents, 43. Colonial has been tipped for and Boone for 703. The Herald'i unofficial rec orda ahow the Eagles of Edge water leading the circuit in yards rushing with 1,210. Co lonial has 1,182 and Bishop Moore 933. Sanford la fourth with 930. But Seminole's defense has yielded less yardage than any other learn In tho league. The Tribe has given up 349 yards. Colonial hai been hit for 390 and Boone for 703 . Boone has picked up 439 yards in th* air, the Tribe is second wilh 333 and Oak Ridge third with 301. Defensively In the air, Bishop Moore has glv en up the least number of passing yards, 179, while Edgewater Is charged with 204 and Boone 219. Boone leads in pate inter­ ceptions with ID, Seminole hat nine and Evans seven. Evans has been penalized lea*—277 yard*—than any other elub, and Oak Ridge baa fumbled the least—four tim et. Semin ole and Evans hava mUcued six times to share second place honors. *:15 P. M. SANFORD t o p v a l u e st a m ps A N D H A R D W A R E CD 223 W. 3rd ST. 322-5581 * 1 « �(Sr Vufirf Im O O e t. » . 1984 — Pape 9 SID E G LA N C E S dU y h i i yJht i By Abigail Van Buren C U b b y: TfcJ? D E A R ABBYt Although ! reed your column regu­ larly, I mlseed your letter critic lain g the clergyman fo r making the prospective bride If aha ware pregnant or not. However, If the let. tara which appeared from eome clergymen today art n prteentatlve o f tha Protea tan t clergy, I am a»harri­ ed to be numbered among them. Any clergyman who perform * 556 marriage* In on* year, unices he ha* a congregation of S000 or more member*, ia not a clergyman, but an operator o f a marriage mill, and can expect the ahnormalcy he reporta. I am aware, of course, that some brides arc pregnant, But the number o f brides who are NOT pregnant is so far In the majority that a clergyman ran assume that she is not. Neither I. nor any pastor of my aciiuaintanre, has aver felt the necessity to ask a brlds routinely if she t* pregnant. Should I be the only one to uphold your right to criticise the clergy­ man for having asked that question, pleass 1st me know so I can updato my eonacienco. Sincerely yours, REVEREND D. DEAR REVEREND D.t N o need to update your conscience. It Is as modem as tomorrow. Becsuss so many psopls wrote at first to say, "Sham * on you," than "G ood for you," I pullsd In my elaws. But in tha final tabulation, mora read* srs agreed with you. • e • D EAR A B B Y : I wonder how many women are not on speaking terms with thslr daughters and daughter-ln.taw because they had the nerve to say NO as I did when asked to baby-sit with my grsndchildrsnf This generation o f grandchildren la wild and uncontrollabla, and It Is an ex­ hausting Job to run after them. Well, I'm too old for that aort o f nonsense, and 1 said ao. I refuse to buy m y children's affection by looking a fter TH EIR ehiK dren while they do all the things I would like to have dons but couldn't because I was too b u s y raising THEM . PHILADELPHIAN have plenty o f hot water, 'hut t g ot nowhere. When ■he leaves, the roam the occupied smells to high heaven. It nearly kills me to have such a sloppy, dir­ ty creature in my home. And I know It Isn't fair to my family. Sha has alw-syi been one o f my favor­ ite relativea, but I can't take any more o f this. What can I do without hurting her feeling t COUNTRY COUSIN D EAR COUSIN: Forget her feeling* and think of her future. One of these days shall lose her jo b un­ less someone tells her how offensive her carelessness is. If you truly liks her, for HER salts, tell her. e * e (J a co b y O n S tu d y * Twenty years ago, most players would doubla tha one-club opening with tha South hand. That type dou­ bla has disappeared in expert play since It Is too llkaly to hurt tha player who uses it. Someone has spades and if that someone huppens to be the doubler'* partner there is likely to be plenty o f trouble. Hence, modern players do nut double with two-suit hands. South might well have overcalled with two hearts, but h* was using the weak jump uvercall so he merely bid one heart. Incidentally, he wasn't taking much o f a ciianco. Somehow or other the bidding ia not likely to atop that low. Actually e v e r y o n e had found a bid before South'* next turn and at thla point South could certainly hare afforded to Jump to four hearts. • 9743 « A U • II • Kllll ■AST <»> ♦ KJ I ♦ J 10 4 ♦ K3 *AQJ«1 ♦ AQ1032 VI ♦ 107 4 * ♦ Ml ♦ • f X Q m t ♦ AQJII ♦ 7 North sad South vulnerable In al 1* >a Pass 0e«4h IV IV Weal North IV Paw Pua I. He Al merely Murehead “ Moreiiead on bid three and points out in Blddiug" that this was the correct bid. South wee pretty sure that he could make at least four hearts, but be also fslt that id s Jh s reply, enclose n stamped, letf-addrrsevd envelope. • • • For A b by 's b o o k l e t , ••How To Havs A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby. Box 69704, Los Ang•ies, Calif. hi* opponent could do right wall in spudrs. He was will­ ing to compromise and make three hcarta plus anothsr trick or two rather than to force his opponent* to four. Hi* decision was a good one. He did make 10 tricks, but if he had bid four hearts, West would almost surely have bill four spude*. Four spndes can he beaten by a trump lead, but if Nurth opens the ace o f heart* ■ml continues the suit, West tan make fou r spude* by double dummy play. West ruff* the second heart, takes a club finesse, enters hi* hand with a trump, takes a second club finesse, ruffs a heart, irads a club to dum­ m y's ace, ruffs a club and leads a diamond. North can't get the lead to play a trump and West makes hi* last trump aa well a* bolls o f dummy’s. By Ruth Millett Privacy ia a cherished pos­ session. And the mother who must live with her married son or daughter should never forget its importance to the young couple. Don't be afraid that you’ll be ahut out o f all family liv­ ing because you withdraw from the fam ily now and then. By giving hushuml and w ife a chance to be alune oc­ Here are some way* in casionally, you will really be which she can help the situa­ making yoursalf more wel­ come. tion. Don't ask loo many ques­ tion*. Never ssk how much they paid for this or that. If they go out in the evening occasionally don't aak like the iHtrent nf a teenager, "w hat tima will you ba h om e?" Don't ask ‘ 'W ho waa th a t?" when they receive telephone Icalls. Don't try to find out what's w rong when husband and wife have obviously had a quarrel. • • • Another way to give the D EAR A B B Y : ! am at couple privacy is by making my wlte' end trying to de­ your own friends instead of cide how to handle this trying to share their friend­ problem. I have a cousin ships. who ia SO, unmarried, and i f you don’t have friends, employed by a well-known get out and go place* by religious organisation. She yourself so that the w ife of lives in a large city and the family has her house to cornea to visit me every herself occasionally. few months for a week-end. When they entertain in the She was always quit* ears- evening, let them have their less about h tr person, but own living room. You can eleach time she visits me way* go to a movie, announce ahe’s worse. She has been that you have a book you here durinr the hottest want to read or that you spalls without taking a bath want to watch television in oncal I have hinted that ws your own room. elas, Calif. For a personal By Oswald Jacoby tt WIST Troubled T Write to AB­ BY, Box 60704, Los Ang­ Their desire fo r privacy isn't selfishness and certain­ ly it isn't a sign that you've lost their love. Respecting their right to their own life is the nicest way you can show them how pleased you ■rw to share their home. VOTE J IM L E T JIM one o f the best o f today's country-western singers, al­ most steals the show with bis Inspired Interpretations of "G ood Ole Mountain D ew " and "Eight More Miles to Louisville" and when he Joins Jim m y and Motly Bee on "Old Dan ‘D icker" the show really sizzles. Other high spots in­ clude Jim m y’ s "Slngln’ the Blues" and "R em em ber M e," the Cassey Singers’ "San Francisco Bay Blues" sod Molly Bee’ s "Invisible T esrs." Also on hsnd, for them as likes 'em , are Johnny TlDoUon and Row lf, and there are laughs from the ever-rtllable Don Adams. 3-9 p.m. CBS. Perry Mason. "T h e Case of the Nautical legal gymnastic*. The plot twista com e thick and fast aa an injured man learnt that he's being swindled while he's away recovering. Hit move* to put a atop to the chicaner)* are effectively countered by Ms crooked uncle and hit new bride suddenly find* herself relying on Perry to get her out of a monstrous jam , part of which is a charge of murder. Tom Tully does an effective job as the heavy, Anne Whit­ field is the attractive defend­ ant and the regular* are on hand to turn in their custom ­ ary perform ances. i;3 o 8:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. Kil­ dare. 'T h e Sound o f a Far­ away H ill." A standard situa­ tion for thla and all otbtr Television Tonight Pellllral i nm ttaya.a Here*. Item. Ht.MI t«i •rn. Kerry 4ie|4weter Hew. TH U RSD AY P. N . 4:44 (4) Ntwi. 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Varga It i.'hlebtrry Hound krahuat neerie N*wecope 1-tare It Te Tlteeac N*«r*, W .ath.r, Sport* throwa the older, critically m patient Into a relationship with a young, critically ill patiead and, ia ona way or another, they draw strength D o n each other. 9 9:30 p.m. ABC. Bowitched. "The Witches Are O u t " A timely comedy, about Hallo­ ween. with Shelley Bermaa ap­ pearing aa a good com edy vil­ lain. He's • candy manufactur­ er whoic ad campaign la un­ fair to real wltehes. 14-11 p.m. CBS. The Defendera. "T h e Man W ho." Thla la what la known aa a timely drama. Ernie KInoy'a script has Lawrence Preston (E . G. Marshall) (topping In aa an emergency candidate for con­ gress when the man who's sup­ posed to run has a stroke. But, since it’ s close to election, Preston finds himself being molded to (It the already plot­ ted campaign instead of being able to create his own. lo -ll p.m. NBC. Perry Com o iSeason Prem iere) Perry de­ buts his season with an hour " t h e " from Detroit and with a cast of supporting entertain­ er* calculated to mako this another aucceiaful kickoff to another successful year. e s s k « a a » s « v n i* a “And thla part hora, la Marjorte’e Matter* C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner TV R1NTAL ♦ Sales ♦ Seminole T V FA I-49N Zenith Ceter TY M l Sanford At*. THE i>* C l Terry Com* 4• I Th* Jimmy D un Show (II Til* D of.niter* II (II S oho, Sport*, W fa ­ ther htbjamntn C) S asu op i i ll \4wstln* DCS («l Th«at»r of th* Stan 11:30 C l Tinlaht Show (t) klurl* F R ID A Y is com ing! A. M. 1:11 tl) Sion Oa SMS III K. ->p* 1:11 (4) Hiatt On New* * w .utlur T:«0 C> Today nil Hunditn* Minina* m m cum jm T:tS T:3n 7:53 1.14 £DYTH THORNTON McLEOD T SI IN C . NO V. 3 FOR B IR K EN M EY E R C O N T IN U E T O S E R V E T V T ta e ’e Show o f the Night: K not." You've got to be alert medical series, ao (fa 0 lo -ll p.m . ABC. Jimmy most o f the tim e to keep up formatter* which ghre It die* Dean Show. Grandpa Jones, with thla hour o f legal and Il­ ilnctlon. Mil* 1* th* oo* which S 0 (3) 44 nrlil Civilization I visited the new offices o f gray-blue hair, Mildred Smith the Chris Anderson Model is truly a “ beauty after forAgency a few day* ago, Just ty." I also met another afterto find out if there were any ferty model, Loretta White, lifter-forty type* on th* list. who is a TV commentator for And were there? Yes, two, commercials and w riter nf a whom I met, the most gl am­ best selling cookbook, "The orous, tha most interesting Good E gg Cookbook." Her women in the business o f hair ia salt and pepper, “ and modeling, acting, writing and 1 would never change it" *Ays doing TV rnnimeri-iali. this charming wentnn. Il<*r The Chris Anderson Model career has been booming. It Agency is the most exciting started in Chicngo and has one to open in New Y ork In com* to full growth in New years, because Mr. Andersun York. You have accn her on Is a man with a mission. He many TV shows, and this is dynamic, knows his busi­ clever after-forty woman also ness affuirs, and all consign­ added acting to her modeling ment* are barked up by a career, leirettii White ha* « staff, selerted by Mr. Ander­ dazzling smile anil a warm son. who are enthusiastic and outgoing personality. H er know their business. handsome son, Peter Jaeger, While visiting Mr. Ander­ a ons-tim* All-American full­ son, I met the beautiful, fasback Is now ii TV comedy cinnting and after-forty Milwriter, lie railed fur her at D O N 'T dred Smith, who double* in the Anderson Agency and 1 modeling, la a writer o f songs had the pleasure o f seeing G A M B L E and has a new career o f act­ their prlile In one another. ing (she has a part in tha on hom o Loretta W hite Is full o f en­ movie, “ Lilith"). M i l d r e d c o m fo r t thusiasm fo r her rart-cr-afterSmith lived in Baltimore, waa forty kind o f life. Slu- can l>e never even in a beauty cen­ Try out itn k t md tlssn bunt ■ glmntiur model on one show, lai PtillhMt, tha firit 4 m horns tral and had nothing to do next a housewife with a Isitini til from Palilipt (L with th* world of fashion, but warm personality, and even she has become th* number the hands for a fanious ma­ one ntodtl for elegant w om ­ ture a rticle who does TV en as seen In magazines and commercial*. poses for worldwide ada. Her I was thrilled to find these son slmwed her picture tc an two mature women so pleased advertising executive in New with their careers and it York and her career waa proves that what I tell you Ph. 322-2784 launchrd. She came from is true— you and you and you Baltimore (the grandmother can he doing interesting o f three) end without really things in your after-forty trying mada a great success. lives. E. II. McALEXANDF.II, President A Manager She has written songs, which Watch fo r Loretta White have bean sung and recorded EARL EVANS — D EALER and Mildred Smith; they are by one o f the great women always on your TV tcrcen and 1*3 N. LAU REL BANTORD singers. Pale skin, lovely in your magailnea. And, through th* expert guidance o f Chris Anderson end his l U f f , I feel you w ill *«• them more and mora often. Tomorrow — Makeup A fter Forty M A C ’S O IL C O M P A N Y , T V Time Previews i s > Carlooavlll* *:•* C l l«> (I) i t s 111 Dlrorct Court Amtrlcan History Kt-rc'-o* for Wolntn Cartoons 1:14 (4) Itnrnprr Room <t> Mr. Uagou in 00 C l M ike lt*-m for t* t-My (4) Newt— HLbz Wal­ lace (>> SpanlMi 14:14 <1> Whut'» Thl* Hong III I lair* Lucy II) Vli* I'rl* « I* It 1■ he 14:14 C> NlUt Nam Itaport 11:** C i Conc*nlr*t|on (4) Andy of Mayb*rry IS) (let Hi* Maaaag* tl;10 C> J.optrJy (41 Tti* Ileal McCoys IS) Stilting t.lnk* H A L L O W E E N ^ M V “ Could I borrow a dime. Pop, to lid o me over until I • i n think el a reason good enough for a quarter?* S A T U R D A Y E V E N IN G By Kate Osann T IZ Z Y Everyone Welcome! Bring An Old Witch Or Y»ur Favorite Ghoul Friend! I'hune 322-3M01 For Reservation*. SPECIALS! Dining Room: WITCH’S 8TF.W Al The Iter: WITCH’S I1REW l’ ltl/.ES For The Rent CiMiume! Lake Monroe Inn RE STAU RAN T, BAR Jk PACKAGE llw y . 17-92. Mi Miles North O f Sanford Get Your Coatuma Ready For Tha Annual F R ID A Y F . H . OLD FASHIONED tJ:S4 tl) Hay Wh*n 4Cj of Lift 111 Pai her litiowfli D#t| on n « w » — !2:J0 (D Trtilti or Con§«<iu•(!£•• (I* Meircli for Tom if. IS) 11*11* I’ m Pl*"k*r# 13 4, ll. Uu.iilne l.lght 13.33 4X> Na w a— ll ly M hsraz 1:00 I3i Nswt. W«*th*r II) Girl Tslb (>) ll .H* 1:11 <31 Cocoa 1:10 13) Selene* 14’ A* Th* WorM Turss 1:11 (31 NIIC N**> tUport 1:40 (11 Loratte Young (4 ) i’ 4 i i * s r 4 3:10 (I) N*w*llne 1 1 4 (1) Batters l o v i v P A R T Y A P P L E - BOBBIN* t 4.» r\ r f FAVORS RIDl -IW TMIATRF La14 ekestlag Tsall* Adult R a lsrla laa tsl -l.v ii»:It r n i: u x U N TUKW’ » n ir N m iiu n* s» Bulk la ( .U r r n t. a n at . Trial* ll.r r .r f t r ll*tl*M»*a Panlll "VMJHTWawr." " ■ V I L OS' S K t v H r v r r r .lv -t s w r iH K a *V uat b o o a u e e th e y h a m a ‘ s h o w and ta li' in k l n d e r f i r t e n , h a w e n U t o ta k a m y d la r y f* PRIZES answer te Prarlou* h m h FUN Booklore at Acmoaa “ a ----- aev*4 Sfi.a n a13“------le iM a lineage 14 Lssv# art SANFORD 1IWY. 17 32 priest to ArtchsU 1 lJapanese *uUs*4* IT rutile t*RtUr**awH 1(Anhui lor ia Woman teteeed 5 14 £?!&. Peel!«■ _ Saturday Nite, O c t 31 laPsoetratcO Xlltcfele 34 tMaks node H 4I.LLH I V A - ■ with a s h ■ ismctag 'Ceil Uj NOW aoiUoHec m t t l e WoOMH* 9 Thrath (Usngi character * Jhwooth irscter • Mohamnedsa CTaruef la Ike jju n M M l -4 3A Timber well MHodllM imittkli ITDMliluOoe ZS Hasty blow II Lemtarmaa SS Ezpuaie I Htsry , sndPsIt SOHWrou* *f th* qnaasn ewmlrre Cater*' 41 DUUwste 4] rrsach wfUag 43 Greedy 44 Istavyeel 44 GUTS s u e 41 BiUlcal weed W Grafted (her I MSolta rMMOUFBfMC HPERfeNtf/ S H O W IN G YOU SO A S A M E M B E R O F T H E ---------------- SHOWX AT l;09 • 1:30 3:30 - 7:10 9:0# SEM INOLE CO U NTY SCHOOL BOAIU) JIM. A DEM OCRATIC INCUMBENT NOMINEE. LIVER IN CANSKLIIKKRY. IS A BUSINESSMAN AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR. HE IS COMPLETING 4 YEARS AS A SCHOOL BOARD MBMBER. HAS SERVED 3 YEARS ON TH E U O M tll OP TRUSTEES IN T U B COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM. AND HE PLEDGES CONTINUING PROGRESS IN TH E SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FoL Adv. By Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee l:M 1:33 *:J» til 4V*h*-up Sloto * (»> N*w» C l Par in Mar bat lteport C) Today 111 Mlrkl* Kvan* (4) l.oc*| Hr" i. W**lb«r 14) 1'aplaln Ktns*ra* C ) ttM lh ir. N.wn C l Today K ite T IL L 3:00 K A e W T j i o s . . f b i O IF Plue W ilt Disney's Short Sulect “ NATURE'S ST RANT, LET CREATURES” 1 I I L 0 m oa B y Galbraith \ �. -i—”” 1 1 1 Herald Classifieds Foreourt FOR A PAINTER, Inside or out, call Luther Tasker ot 223-413*. FOR PAINTING A Can s a stae. WELLE DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AU Type* aad Slat. Wo Repair aod Sonrle* STINE Mi c U m t j aad Supply Co. m W iM S t FA M M AUBE (March St to April IS) Bo oaro poa boy th# mechanical device# that oqolp yew hotter foe the Important Doth at head. Alee lietea to good ooggoeUeoe from fellow UptoS |1|U*| 1.5411JO Ur it, rather It daelraMa aad capable B C 6 W 0 IK ! w hat am p ir i LEO (July SS to Augnat SI) Before pen Jump Into new endeavor that wiU In­ crease Income, be euro to flrat consult with some fine ex­ pert. Make Improvement* to property that are necessary. Budget more Intelligently. an m j it put/ l w n m i sm i raw i i n o . ia o m s l X ERRORS COPY Th a t is a s t r a n a c t i n * S T b U X * 3 N 6 C 0 « S A 5 e , J W SG O U R ACS f DMA / J / CEKTJk/M SOTS yOUUUOMTHATMEM140 WHOMOVEDINA£Ett»THe ew eer? rd O S T M A T C H IM , V ic e -P C E 6 iD e N r C F T H E L I DtPN’ n W N T TD,ATFIG&r,KJr H E F IN A U V CONVINCED AAD. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST hb m o st to February 19) Carrying through with work at hand efficiently, and thrn etudylng new interest* ia t>eat for to­ day. Pay particular attention to detalL Success will in­ crease. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Argument* may aria* in dealing with atsocl■lea, but you can solve mat­ u r e w r y nicely Just the »»me. Don't try to handle thing* alone. Double harness bring* real progress. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN T O D A Y , ha or ah* will be one • f thoee very orderly, dean persona everyone like* tu have around, even from th* vary earliest age. However, you must early Uach to give more attention to th* big isauea o f life, otherwise your fin* progency can gat bogged down with th* mere essent­ ials and not m*ko th* big time, or prograM indicated la this Interesting chart. "T h * S U n la p e l, they do not c o a p e L " W hat Joe a a h o o f your Uf# Is large­ ly np U Y O U ! Carroll Righted* Individual Forecast fo r your sign for No­ vember la now ready. F or your ropy send your hlrthdat# and 11.00 to Corroll K ighU r Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Bax 1021, Hollywood 29, Cal- e e A vezy Haynes Office Machine Co, New and Used Machine* Sales A Rentals 314 Magnolia 322-041 3 4 . I ’ p h o ls le r y Do you have a drinking prob­ lem Write P. 0 . B ox 1213, OVER 23 YEARS of FIm Workmanship ia Up­ Sanford holstering, Draperies, Slip­ MRS. B R O W N M ILLER'S covers. Time Payments as Home Made Fruit Cakes, little as 33 mo. Drapery wrapped far overseas. 322Hardware Installations. KULP DECORATING SHOP Ph. 322-2333 4. B e a u ty C a r* "THAT H G 1 9 ...THAT HB ( 6 . PB asU *9(V e YOUNG A M N . FGieNDeWP CWB. 43. I'lantn. F low em . Seeds Permanent Special 20% OFF REG. PRICE Cut 'N Curi Beauty Shop 319 Palmetto Ave. 222-0934 tw dv'U-i m o tan / / 'Ifa been said before, Pal b—Idw, yt gotta remambw ■xrdinet don’t havo thla little grUlo to talk through!" SHORT RIBS 22 to December 21) Getting support from higher-ups re­ quire* that you do lumethlng In return fo r favor*. Your finest opportunity can bring fam e. Be very circumipect, high-minded. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Forget what­ ever la out-moded now and concentrate on the new, the m odem , for b**t m u lt* . Your sign ha* the m od power at this time. Make the mint u( your friendly planet. AQ U A RIU S (January 21 $ 32. B u x in e** E q u ip m e n t OUR ANCESTORS tember S3) It la Important that you are m ore broad­ minded If you want to have aurceea in those new Inter­ est* upon which you are to embark. Take health treat­ ment* you need. See that you are In top condition. LIBRA (September 33 to November 21) You have many good frlanda who are In the mood to be o f aMUtanre, pro­ vided you atate your desires alrapty. honestly. Avoid the social In I'M. Thera la an element o f strangenesa then. SA G ITTARIU S (November Plano Servicing A Tuning Gene Combat — 322-2891 VACUUM CLEANER Repairs, parts, supplies, for Electrolux. Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Rexair, GE. etc. Vacuum cleaner repaired at your home. Free pick-up A delivery. Serving Sanford for 13 y n . GM Vacuum Re­ pair, 1114 Park Ave. Ph. VIRGO (Auguat 23 to Sep­ O ctober SI) Looking for data that w ill make preeent opera­ tion* more profitable la beat w ay to apand part o f thla day. O fficial* giva confident­ ial ad vie*. Sea that you keep It that way. 8COKPIO (O ctober 23 to A1R-CONDITIONINQ By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO, Inc. JO* So. P art Aft. 322-42 ALL Typea of new major A ^ pllancea at Draitle D iscount Call 332-0440. J A R Trading Post, Inc., 2300 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando. 1 MOW TMXT Tie / THW lOCAf j BLSVSCTOW. OCI*/ POM*/ ] DOC I57HKOUOM \ X DON'T < SMI CHICKBP ON THAT I WITH 10U,W«XH I M6SPANV] MAOAXINW MTICU W U s_ ON OU*VM*W.< A MBLF— / M U R M i r H M n - S ] ru T w a | ycxj w e n t aj, a*/po u n d . 7 (D OW N i J 0UT30UWTU.HAP0IVK J a. \ V L s \ m o E S T o a o -w r * * 1 W \ NOT TAXi^AWy CHANC«* £1 / I ON HANN IOWAJT J 2 « l W H ItW IP a M N Itr^ TMBUB AWE •NO TOWELS UW HEREf ■onto that ora ante, a m MOON CB1LDRKN (Jane S3 to Jnly t l) Getting re­ ports, correspondence, bast m m appointments properly handled la relatively easy to* dap. New outlets ate alee fascinating. However, they require more etndy an your Repair. A PAlRV SlOtZV ABOUT A WHAT ARE 'fouREAOlfJS? CRUEL AND WOCEOQUfEN. MAC Mr M ti\ Off CM1KAKP • W HAIRY INDIGO PENSACOLA BAHIA Ask for current price* A. M. PREVATT H ARRIETTS Beauty Nook, 749-3113 Seville. FI*. 103 So. Oak, Free Parking. 2nd A Oak, Evening app't. 322 3742. USED LUMBER: 2x4 through 2 x 12. Sheeting and f l o o r i n g . 20 yd*. Leatherette. 3tany pattern*. CHILD CARE in my home, 31 ill Ends. 322-0793. large fenced yard. 1313 Park Ave. 322-9244. GUNS. Buy, aeli, Trade, Re­ pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE FISH CAMP. DACHSHUND PUPPIES: 3 AUTOMATIC Washer, G irl* red females, I wks. old, pure 28" Bike. 322-1279. bred, shots, wormed. Cute A spoiled. 332-1003. TRE E RIPENED Citrus. NaAKC Reg. Black Min. Poodl* Pupa. 12 weeks. Ph. 322-2420. vels. Wa ship. Albert H. P e ll Osteen. 322-3173 or 322-4191. 2 ADORABLE KITTENS for adopt low, month old, housebroken. Ph. 323 9831. I" BOY'S Bikes, nearly new English racer, |23. older balloon tiro bike, $9. Call 322-4843 after 3. Ph. 322-336L 10. " I ' h w 's im t e p e s t in s . 1 H E A R S O M EB O D Y H A S PU8USWED YOUR BJOGRAPHV. P ou ltry ■ L ivestock STUD PONY, with new sad­ dle and bridle, 1123. 322-1389. AKAI (Huberts) TAPE RE­ CORDER la two units; ex­ tra attachment* A cummer. Clll tapes. $300. Ph. 322-3669 GOOD Saddle A hunting horse. Part quarter horse and part GIRL'S Bike $3, Boy's Bik# >10. 114 Club Road. Standard bred. 4230. 322-9730. 15. S p ecial S ervices A t B CONTRACTORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING, PAINTING A INSULATING Financing Arranged 322-2247 BUGS B U N N Y I VS A CAB WAfTlNG, MAGGIE. LET'S OO BEFORE YOU'RE SORRY ; i = r - L YOU EVER MET THIS OUVl M ILL, A * TW '^ EVRYBOOYS m oos 1 INTERESTED IN THAT STEAM ewovit. THAN i n M f PAINTIN'#! ORAY{ fU . OO WtTHOl/T YCUl LOTS O f LUCKJ SAVIN'OOCS.. *1F V A CAN T C LICK ’EM, «JOtN i M r CHIMNEY, cabinet kerosene room beater, with blower. 322-4799 before T p. m. BILL'S BARGAIN BARN of 10,Ow Items 1300 GrapevlU* Ave. GUARANTEED Repairs, R*. modeling. Hourly or Con­ tract. 322-7900. DRAPERIES— Beautiful Fa WEDDING GOWN, else 7. Whit* Alencon Lac* A Tulle. bries, tree estimates. Adam 's Floor length veil A Tlsra in­ Decorative Service. 322-2022. cluded, |40. Call 322 8849. RICHARD'S Tree Service. Free Electric ROASTER A Ba*e. estimate*, Ph 323*0300. Oil Space Heater. 138 Coun ALTERATIONS on Ladies A try Club Rd., 322-8364 after 3 p. m. Mena Clothing. 134-1941. P lu m bin g Contractiag Repairs T R I E ESTIMATES R- L HARVEY 194 Sanford Ave. PA 2-2343 FREEZER— Earn a Freerer or Frreser Refrigerator Combination. Call 322 7 437, Sanford. CARDINAL Sewing Machine. Frigid*Ira Refrigerator, 110 each. Call 322-7393. It Pays To The Use H ER ALD W an t Ada. Carpets clean easier with t h e Blue Lustre Electric Shampooer only $| per day. Ca^ roll's Furniture. NOT RESPONSIBLE I will m k* responsible f» r say debt* larnrrrd by •ayowa ether than myself. ERNKST E. S K IL L Y S) �Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified W ant-Ads T o W ork For Y ju -D ia l 322-5612 3ft. Mkc. For Sale 55. Furniture For Bale 177. Situation Wasted t Shf Patio*. Floor, Free E itim a.*» SOFA BED. 2 chairs. $23. Dou­ BABY SITTING, Days, Nights sand, content, rock, pipe, ble bed. dresser A night or Regular. 322-1212. Cathy. ■taal, grease trap*, dry stand. t33 Desk, $10. 2 DAYS WORK. 322 9226. well*. Stepp mg rtonri. chests. $10. End tables. 83. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Dinette table. 8 chslrs, 840. DAYS W O R K - 322-4*37. R » M Elm A te. 322-3781 1302 Summerlin Ave. com m eodatioa. 51. Articles For Rent I s s fs r l VtralB SW EETIE P IE DAYS WORK, ironing. 322e s t im a t e 7947. I'pholsteriBg 4 Mattress ren­ ovating New 4 Used Furni­ Rollaway, Hospital. Baby DAY’S WORK. 333-3782. ture. Call Nia Bedding Mfg. Bed*, by Day, Weak, or Co., at TOO Celery Ave. 83. Real Estate Wanted Mouth. FA >2111, • CARROLL’ S FURNITURE STORE Building wanted home 11S W. 1st 322*3181 BEDS FOK RENT 4 auto retailer seeka suit­ Hospital, Rollaway*. Juveable location, preferably So. 5.1. Wanted To Boy ail*. FREE delivery and of Sanford on Rt. 17-82. Send Pick-up. particulars to Box No. 106, USED Furniture, one piece or FURNITURE CENTER c /o Sanford Herald. houseful. Best prices. Furay 1100 French Ava. Bedding 4 Furniture Co., 801 84. Real Estate - Balt Ph. FA 3-7833 W . 1st St. 322-8361. PURE OIL COMPANY USED FURNITURE, one room o r houseful, tools, mlae. 69. School & Instructions items, ANYTHING you hava MEN - WOMEN WANTED A T to sail. 322-3370. ONCE to train fo r Civil Ser­ 55. Furniture For Sale vice. Good pay. Thousands o f jobs open. Experience U sed furniture, appliances, usually unnecessary. For in­ tools, *tc. Bought • Sold, formation on Jobs, Salaries, t e r r y 's M art 313 Sanford Requirements, local Inter­ Ava. Ph. FA >4133. view, write giving address, phone. AMERICAN Service, Bell Ua Y our Furniture. Box 86, Sanford Herald. Quick Service With tbs Cash. SU PER TRADING BOB RAY'S STUDIO POST. FA *6677. OF DANCE For toe biggest selection of All Ballroom, Latin, American nearly new and used furni­ Evening Classes 7 to 10 p. m . ture, see N oll's Furniture 2310 S. Oak 3224740 Brvkerage in Casselberry ou 17-92. Open I days 9 to 8. 71. Male Help Wanted By Nadine Seltzer □ FREK HOUSE W A N T E D FROM 60. ItunincM Opport. OWNER. Will assume Mort­ FOR LEASE gage on 3 Bedroom, 2 bsth. SERVICE STATION. Write Full D a ta lls -B o s N , Good Locauio. Good Products. Sanford Herald. Good Treatment PIANO wanted, any condition. PHONE LOCALLY 372 4342 or apply to the Ph. Orlando 421-0008, collect. Oct. 29, 1964 — Page 11 95. Hounci For Bala r n IhJL 4 BDRM. House, partly fura. on a corner lot, close in. 83,000. Will take a late model car for down payment—Ph. 322 8492. CLOSE IN. Neat 2bedroom frame home, corner lot with trees and sidewalks. 114 E. tilth St., 16,300. Exclusive with St. Johns Realty THE TIM E TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. PA J-61» LARGE Modera borne, 1 acre ground. Near Paola School. Easy financing. 322-3376. 1400 DOWN - DEBARY Lake In Back Yard Seminole Realty FA 3-8338 anytime 1801 Park Avenue 87. Buainena Rental* OFFICE 4 RETAIL SPACE Lease where the traffic ta (French A ve.) Hwy. 17-83 it D m m » m p d a e o M k e r n H, * • Juot G IV E S W 20th St. The center o f Popu­ lation. Large paved parking area. NOW REMODELING Lease now and pick your colors for paneled walls and tile floors. Ideal for Doctors, t—Lost A round II— Monty W'snlad 3— Parsonats D e n t i s t s , Chiropractors, S4—ravings A Long 4— BaavtF Care 14— Inaurnuca Lawyers, Beauty Shops, See. I —Day NursarlM •S—Schools A Instructions vice or Retail Shops. Call a—Child Care 74— Eniploymont garvlcaa I —Doga—Cate—Fata 71— Mala Help Wanted W. H. Stamper, Stamper to— Llvaatock 77— Famala Help Wanted Agency. 322-4991 or 322-1830. 13— Hpaclal Nolle** Tt— Mai* or Ftmala ll*lp CLASSIFIED INDEX 90. Lotn For Sale HOUSE, with new roof, stove, H. water heater, attic fan, floor furnace 4 pump. With Fura. garage Apt. 2382 San­ ford Ave. $10,800. 122-0323 or 3231. Next door neighbor will verify 3 lb. basa recently caught from thla lake. See 233 Lakewood Dr., In DeBary. Con­ crete block. 2 bedroom, tile hath, built-in atove • oven, earporte, l a r g e screened porch facing lake. Houae will be repainted inside and out. Price 112,000 (plus taxea A insurance). MEL OTT. Insurance A Real Estate. 130 N. Florida A re.. DeLand. Phone 734-1864 or 734-2166. EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR >468 B. Park Are. Phonci FA 2-2264 e r PA 2 2to3 LONGW OOD- FHA - Avail­ II —Caltrlnx 7 *— Halea Help Wanlad able for Sale—801 Lormann 14— 1 'lacta la Eat 77—Situation Wanted Circle South. 3 Bedroom. It—Hpaclal garvlcaa II — Incoma Properly D? Rath, newly painted $!00 t t — Uuainaaa Prop.—lata 15— Bwlmmlnx Fools IT—Janitorial Barvlcaa II— Raal Eatata Wantat Down $34 por month. Ph. II— Po-lt-Touriatf 14— Raal Ratal* Sal* 211 1270, Orlando. t l — BilllJara Huppllae 17— llualnaaa llantala to—Cancrata Conatr. *e— Lota For Sal* i t — Horn* Rapalra II— Karma—drove* t l —Plumbing St—out of Stalo Arrraga t t — Fainting >3— lloua*a For gala 14—Wall Drilling 14—Ilouaea— gala or Rant 14— Air Cond. A Haatlng t?— llouaa For Rant 11— Radio • Trlavlalon 140— Raaort Rental* t l —Photo A E-iulpmoni 10 1 —Trallarn—Cabana* to—Homo Appllancoo lot— Mobil* llomaa—Hal. t t —Muoleal Inatrurnonta 101 — Mobil* Homaa— Rant I t — Huoln*no Equlpmont l 1**—Trallar Hpaca— Rant tt— Job Printing lot— Trailer Lola—Sal* 104— Apartment* For Raal 34—UehoUlory 2, 1. A 4 BEDROOMS 101— Rooms For Root t t —Vacuum Cleaners 1. M , A 2 BATHS IT—Moving A Mlurago 110— llolal Rooms 13— Ex tar ml na tor a III— Itonlal Agtnte KITCHEN EQUIPPED *1— Plante— Flowara—Saadn 111— Wanted To Real LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? 10— Mlac. For gala IIS— Autos For halo 11— Artlclai For Rani 114— Auloa— dala nr Trad* For Complete Information 115— Truck* For 8*1* i t —Swap or Exchange See or Call Your 110— Automotive harvlra It— Wanted To Buy It— Fgrnltura For Sale 171—Fcootaro A Cyqtaa »*— AntlqaOt Far Sal* t it — Rnata A Motor* 15— Monay To Loan l i t — Marin* Suppllap SALES BROKER 10— Uuainaaa Upportunlllan Ht Have The Home For You LAKE MARY Lot 100 x 200— 11,000. HIDE-A WAY BED, good con­ SO MEN wanted to help set up Lake front Lot— $3,300 dition, $23. Ph. North 8-4200, shows 4 rides. Apply man­ BROWN REALTY. 132 3337 cr DeBary ager Blue Grass Shows, _322 196 4 ■ A m e r i c a n Legion Fair­ 95. Ilouaea For Sale USED FURNITURE BUYS grounds jn Hwy. 17-92 South, Repossessed full site Maple Monday, Nov. 2 at 7:00 A. M. bed with bedding, like new, $100 D O W N $60; EXPERIENCED clean up boy F H A -V A HOMES Repossessed Bedroom auite on new A uied cars. See Ser­ SEVERAL Outstanding 3 4 3 with bedding $99; vice Manager, Seminole Bedroom Homes available ia Rebuilt King Size Hollywood County Motors, 1801 W. 1st all Areas o! Sanford. Let us bed. $69.30: St. Show you Around! g Full size innerspring mat­ CARPENTER A Helpers want tresses, $13 each ; ed—Sanford area. 323-0320. S Full size box springs, $13 1801 S. Park Ave. each ; IF YOU can sell and will be 3 Twin size rebuilt box springs, FA 3-3232 la y tim e . . satisfied with 8100 to start $1930 each; on liberal Commission scale, READY TO MOVE IN 1 Twin size rebuilt Hollywood call Room 206, Melsch Bldg, New 3 A 4 Bedroom Homes, bed. $39.50; over Faust Drug Store, San 1-2 baths. So. Longwood area 2 Full size rebuilt Hollywood From Samlnol* County ford. —'T rades considered, and beds, $39 30 each; From Sanford Exohango (Dial Dlraat) we'll build on your lot. Semi 2868 PARK DRIVE 1— IS" innerspring mattress, 72. Female Help Wnnted nole County's Leading Build 322-2120 322-7495 $13; er HOUSEKEEPER, live in. Iloli NIGHTS 322 6824 - 323 0348 9 5 . H o o m m For S a le 95. llnuvcH For Sale 1 - 3 piece dinette. $19.50; HAROLD LOGAN days A weekends off. 3 1— 2 piece living room suite, LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. UREZNBK1AB TR A D E : 3-Bedroom frame, in School age children. Phone $39 30; Sales office: So. on U. S. IT- Choice loU available to Tam pa, for 2 bedroom In 322-7141. 1— 2 piece living room suite, 92 to Dixie Betl Dinar, turn Greenhriay o f Lech Arbor Sanford. Contact Mrs. John $29.30; right one block on Seminole MIDDLE Age White Lady overlooking g o lf course. Welsh, 3616 Garrison SI., 1— 2 piece living room suite, Ave. 833 3911. wanted to keep houae for Tam pa, Ha. 96. Ilouscrt - Hale or Rent Custom building to your $19 30; elderly Couple. Ph. 322 2318. (pacifications. Ur ten briar 3 Hot Point Refrigerator, full 3 ROHM., 2 Bath. Living Rm., NO DOWN PAYMEMT CUSTOM Built Home on Lake. developed by width freezer, like new, NEED women convaisers for Dining R m , Kitchen. Break ASSUME Mortgage 3 Bed Ph. evening! 322-1307. KINOSWOOD $99 30 fast R m , lge. screened insurance leads, fl.25 per room s, Its bath A air condi­ BUILDERS, INC. 1 Apt. size Electric Stove, porch, Utility Room, Car hour, 4 hours a day, 3 days tion, Kitchen equipped, Vene­ 97. H oumc* For Rent f A 8-8074 10.30 port. G o o d Neighborhood, a week. Apply Company R e­ tian Blinds, Carport, after 808 Fairmont Dr. ECHOLS 11EDD1NG CO no qualifying. Small Down. UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom presentative. Room 206. 3:30 r . M . 103 Oakland, 119 S. Magnolia 322 6321 322-otto, 06 E. Jenkins Cir­ house. Kitchen equipped. I’h. Mei*ch Bldg, over Faust's Sunland Estates, Saniord. cle, Pinecreat 322 3631. Drug Store, Sanford. 3 BEDROOM U k rfron t, un­ furnished. 1110. FURNISHED Apt-, 8*3. LARGE furnished bouat, $130. NEW 8 Bedroom, I bath, kit­ chen equipped with 13 citrus trees k fruit, ftOO. DUPLEX, furnished, $63. Seminole Realty FHA - VA 322-5612 Legal Notice MAIDS, guaranteed good New 4 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, Central air A Heat. 322-3303. York the-in job s, $33 • $33 o n n m v c c m i. an a v o d D i v t v r c o r t iis : h t v weekly (are advanced. Har­ 2 BDRM . 1303 Elliott, $6,500 o r ■ s v r o n n , r t.n n n u . n r Employment Agency, n .A R IX O ITS IXTBVriOX TO old 322 0323 or 3234. Dept 312. Lynnbrook, New AWVVSX TO r u e r n s m s a r LIMITS o r TMK r iT T O f York. TRANSFERRED, 8100 Down, a t v r o w D . r t . o n i n t . v a n to 3 ndrm ., fenced yard, kit asv kw v r v n r T iiR R K o r vt t i h : B x r i it t T in * o r t i i i i i then equipped. North Or tv <so> n o * rniiM t i h : lando, Pfl. 322 2291. s e r r n r T iv s : i i v t i : o r t i i i « IV THK I INI I IT rat RT OF ONDIXAVrK. lots T iin o ta n xr i v c u i u k . T in : V t A Til JIRUTAI. CIR. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Rath, screen .•WKVDED n .V T n r IIRI III r r i T iv avii f o r s r u iv o i .c rd patio. Ph. 323-0368. r ir k , as t iii: m s s » r - I OI VTT FI.(Ill ID A, r i c i R i iv T in : i i r n i R n r i i< -. vrstRA vn. 1 1 is# IIIIIIEII III' F t III.It' ATIO V THR ri.KNK n r TIIK I III- Legal Notice I'lT T roi ht. n o r m , « r m i v o i . »: v o t iit o f *H T Legal Notice r i.n m iM . r i «• LUlTH J SIIRODE IC .IV T TO TH i: PROVIMOVt PLAIXTIFT iv t i i i : i i n i c r r i o c r t o f o r rHArTK R i n e i . F l o r ­ V* TIIF. VI ATM Jt'DICIAI. CIR. V A1 ^ NT INC HATS SH NODE r l IT IV AVD f o r SEMI VOLE i d a STATI'TC«. IM1. n n IT KV ACTED RT TNT DKFKNDANT r m v n , F l o r i d a . p m p i.R o r T in : « i t v o r STATR OF FLORIDA TO THH IV I IIAVCKRT VO. 1 IIEFF.VIIAATi B A vroR n , r i.n im iA i TIIK I'ENN Mt'TUAI. LIFE INV A I. K N T t N K I I A T M aiRANCR CuM r ANT. SECTION t. Th»t th*ra ta SIIROtlB: Plaintiff b*reby t i m i i H »n j itaclara<1 You jr* h’ raby notlflad that V* tti* lnt*nil»n of Hi* city of Sanford. Florid*, lo annax to Plaintiff. Lloyd J. Shrod*. h«* RUBEKT M DOWNING, at v t »*M City ani Includ* wtttitn fll*d *ult •■•ln*t you In th* at at. lt« corporal* limit* lh* follow, Circuit Court of th* Ninth JudlTtafandanta in* 4o* rlh*l property, to-wlt *1*1 Circuit In and for Kamiv n r ir R o f b ai . r :• through 17 Inclu- mil* Counly, Florid*, for • NOTICE tS IIEREIIT OtV. •Iv*. Am-nilnl riat of dlvorr* and **n*r*l r*ll*f. Thn y V that on tha ttlh day of Drulii l’*rk, »» lh* **ni» *M>r*v1«t*d till* of lh* *ult I* Novambar. 13*1 at ll .M A. M • ppt*r* In th* o f fir* of Lloyd J. tfhrod*. Plaintiff, v*. at th# main door of tho Court, !>•- houao of V.mlnnla County, ot lh* Clark of tli* rirrult Valentina >l*y* Shrod* B*mlaot* County fondant. Chan *ry Nn. I lllt . In Sanford. Florida, tho undaralgntha ahov* slylad Court. You od Clark will aff*r for oolo lo Florid*. • ' lh* aspiration of thirty I *0 • ara haraby r*<|ulrad and nun- th* ht(h*»t and h.at bl-l-lar for d *v* from th* d*t* of approval -uandad to fll* your anawar or ra*h tha foll-iwlas 'l**crlh*d othar Uafaoalta pt-allnc In real propariy: of Ihla ordinate*. 8 K1T IO X 1 Thl* ordlnanr* I* •aid rauaa »n h tha Clatk of IJ*T t. ll l/v 'K I*. HKFTa-l-.p'.-t ptirauant to th* pro* •aid Court, and furnl*b ropy of f.Elt HOMES ORLANDO vi.ton* of t?h*pt*r 171 01. Klor- •uch plaa-llna to Harold K. SECTION ONE. according 7on*a. Attornay for Plaintiff, Ida Statutaa, 1>«I In plat thar*of ra*ord*d In SECTION J. Thla ordlnanra whnaa ma'llna addrat* I* III Plat Hook It. Paaa* i and •hall baenma *f(*rtlv* tram*- i Can Caniral Ava., Orlando. *. Public Record* of F*mlno|a County. Florida, d'ttrly upon It* pa***x* *nd Florida on or h*f'»r* Novsmber nduptlon. and upon th* .am* 70th. 13*4, and upon fallura to toxathrr with *11 atruclur*o booming *ff*ctlv* thl* ordln- lo aama. a Or- raa Pro C->nf*w*o lmpruv*ui*nta. ftitur**. applla n .* (halt b* published one* wilt ba antar*d aaatn.t you an-1 an.**, and *ppurt*nanc»* on •a h a***k for fuur ro n » utlva I tha Plaint'ff hav* l a . . a to pro- •all land or u**d In cnujunc* wr.ka In tha Sanford ll-rald. ctad a* part*. tl--n th.r.with In Wltnaii wh-r*of I hav* • n#w*pap*r puhll*h**l within Thl* .ala la niada p-trauant to lh . City of Sanford. Ktorlli h*r*unto *rt my hand and af- final (!*••»»» of foracluaura ••l-ASSKD .AND AOOPTKD thl. flx * -l III* o ffh tal .aal o f t h l* l*r*-1 In Chan-ary actl-m No 17th day of Octohar. A. DJ 1711 Court thl* Z7lh day ol Octobar 11713 now p.ndlnx In tha Clr1**4. (BE ALI rult Court >f and tor M.mlnola • / A- U WILTON isc A L i County. Florida Mayor Arthur It Rackvtth. Jr.. DATED THIS l«th day of •/ J. H. CHAIM’ * Clark of Circuit Court of Drtotur. 1311. • M t. RABOHN FR Ninth Judicial Clrrult In f SEA t.l • KARL IIItRIINBOTIIAM an-l fur kaminot* County, Arthur II Rr-kwtlh. Jr, Flarl-la. • J. II II.AKKII Clark ot lh* Circuit Court aa th* City Comml.alon of Ily Manila T. Vihl.n Ily: Martha T VlhDn thw Cats o( Sanford. Flor­ t'.puiy Clark ttaputy Clark I llarol-l E. Jonaa. Attarncy ida ANDERSON. Rt'SH for Plaintiff, Att*at: DEAN * LOWNDES I 111 E. Central A v *. * / H. N. TAMM. JR. Att-.rnaya for Plaintiff Orlando, Florida. City Ct*rk 377 Eaat Cantral llnulavard piit>ll*tl UcL IS. 37 33 A Nov Publlah fbl. 33 A N--r. 1. IJ Ortan-lo Florida A 11*4 ||V 1**4 I’ul-llah AML 73, 13*1. ICUF-IAI •CDP-M CDT-IOI V I 1 425-5938 Payton Realty HOMES 322-1301 Stenstrom Realty LAKE Cottage, Fura. 322 6106. 17-92 at ILawathg DUPLEX, iurniahed. 1 bed­ room, n e w l y decorated. RAVENNA PARK. 3 nedroom, Adulta. Another available 2 bath. Central Alr-coodlDec. 1, 322 3610. tiorung. bratlng, built-in kit­ chen. excellent closet space, 2 BEDROOM houM with Fla. established lawn, landscap­ For the Beet Buy In room A porch. Furnlahad, A New or Resale Home, ed. 109 Satauma Dr. Plume 837.3o mo., Clean, 313 Cedar. 322-9148. See Stenslrom Realty MODERN 2 Bdrm. houae, Wa Hare The Horns For You' S A N F O R D ' S N E W E S T Furn.. $73 m o. 322-2784. HOMES, Weat 4th St. San ford. 1 ilcdroom , iw bath, 2 BEDROOM U nfurn, Lake front $123 m o.; 2 Bedroom FHA A VA Loatu. LMN EN­ Furn $43 mn. B R O W N TERPRISES. Inc , Builder 8868 PARK DRIVE REALTY, Lake M ary-323Harold Logan, cull *18 3911. 322-2420 822-7493 3237 or 322 1964. Salesman on Duty 4 00 p. m. NIGHTS 322 4824 — 323 0316 to dark. UNFURNISHED 3-Bedroom, 2 bath, 2512 San ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ford Ave , $83. Realtor 3-Bedroom. 1 bath, I4<)8 WynneRaymond Lundqulit, Atao. Government O w n e d wood Dr.. $113 FA 2 3131 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3-Bedroom, I bath, A01 Rosalia Homes Dr., $83. YOU AIN'T SEEN N U T riV 2-Bedroom, 1 hath, 1811 Sum­ 'TILL you take a gander at merlin, $60. Selection of 2, 3, and 4 this Magnolia Heights lovely FURNISHED Bedruoms located in various 3 Bdrm., Fla. rm ., LARGE 2-Bedroom, 1 bath, 919 Elm sections of Sanford kitchen with new elec, stove, Ave., 843. Immediate Delivery and 31UC1I more. All thla on MONTHLY PAYMENTS TWO lota in select area. 2-Bedronm, I bath, 1817 Sum­ merlin, $70. FROM $50.00 Priced at only 814,000 with FOR THE BEST HOME SENSIBLE terms. . . . FOR SALE Stenstrom Realty $100.00 DOWN BUY SEE YOUR V A - FHA Ptopeity Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY Office: 322-8118 Nights: 323-0700 322 0618 3324 Park Drive Stemper Agency SOUTHWARD REALTOR 1NSUROR FA 2 4991 1918 S. French Ave. INVESTMENT A REALTY 2-BEDROOM house, 118 N. Park Ave. 323 9173 equipped. 322-3838. kitchen 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, kitchen 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath' Fla. room. P i n e c r e a t . $113 equipped, p a n e l e d Fla. 323 0394. Room, lge. yard with well A pump. 128 W. Coleman Cir­ 2 Bedroom nome, 817 Catabaa. cle. 322 9394. 2 ROOM Cottage, all utilities. SHADY LOT. close in. 2 hr. Including linen (urn., Adults masonry home with great only, W*ex or month. 2tOI fix up possibilities. Owner Park Ave. says down payment is no ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedzoom, 2 problem. Interested? Bath, Unfurnished, g o o d BART PILCHER, BROKER neighborhood, r e a s onable. Personal Service Call 322 7999, lit) A/alea Call 322-7138 Lane, B E D R O O M Trailer on Ground floor furaLahed Apt. or U rge late. Adults only. Ph. House. $60 to $70 mo. Call 322-7368 322-5133 after 4 p. m. to* 115. Anton For Sato 106. Apartments for Rent '63 CHEVY Ii NOVA, excel, lent condition. $1600. Ph. 322-2283. WIDE, 2-bedroom trailer. NO-S-4906. LAKE MARY clean furnish­ ed Duplex Apt., 1 bedroom. *60 Jaguar 3.4 sedan, 4-speed, ESTATE-INSURANCE Call 323-3930. overdrive, w /w w ire wheels. 3rd A Park Are. $1400. Call Stoobley, 322-1330, Phone 333 3641 FURN. APT., lights k W a ter ext. 263. included. 322-3138. 3 BEDROOM Furnished house, '37 LINCOLN Prem ier, red ft 1214 Myrtto A re. Ph. 322-2831 1 BEDROOM FURN. Duplex white, 4-door lM tp. Full pow* or inquire at 301 W. 13th St. With Utilities 860 mo. 322-6*38. er, W /W tires, radio k heat* 3 B E D R O O M Unfurnished er. Factory air condition. House, newly painted, 008 W. NICELY furnished. U rge 2$130. 322 8730, 8 3. bedroom 2 bath apt. Adults. tih St. J2J-07M. 1912 Sanford Ave. 322-3668. '33 Chevrolet, 8 cylinder, stick, 3 BEDROOM Fura. House, $193. See at Dreamwold $30 m o. Up. Surplus City. 3401 Palmetto. «U conven­ Trailer Park after 3 p. m. ience*, nice location. Ph. FURN. Apt. Close in. Jim m ie 322-1248. 1937 VW Convertible Cowan. 322 4013. V4ANTED Permanent Renter 2 FureUhed Apia. Centrally lo­ 1963 Engine and transmission, radio and heater. Call 32> to 4 year*. 3 Bedroom house, cated $43.00 k $60.00 per 8830. *473 rash. large living A dining, plenty month, rh. 322 3641. of room, aome furniture, '39 FORD, 2 dr. Galx. Ex. good garden ground* If pre­ 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. $63, Cond., small rash needed to l i t E. 8th . 322-4283. ferred. Right price to right lake over payments of $28 44 party. Ph. 332-6007, nn $683 Bal. 322-1330, E x t Pure. Apt. 2300 Meflonvllle. 303 501. Borja PN 2, 8;f>0 3 • BEDROOM, 3 bath, un­ MODERN 2 Bdrm. furn. Apt. a. m. to 4;30 p. n . xreek* furnished. 1 m l. to base, 2 601 Palmetto Ave. 322-1374 days. blocks to shopping center k after S;30 p m. school. 1 year lease reqnir '82 BUICK 4-door aedan La* •d. $120 m o. 333-8070 alter FURN. Apt., Adults. 322-1926. Sabre, radio, beater, auto, 3 p. m. drive. 2-Wheel trailer, SI*, W E L A K A APARTMENTS FURNISHED Cottage, Near gler gas heater. 66S-3713. 114 W. First St. base, $40. 322 ST21. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with 1 .0 . A u t o m o t iv e S e r v ic e Very NICE 2 Bedroom house, pvt. bath ft ahower, suitable kitchen equipped, pended for couple or single person walls, hardwood floori, ther­ or retired. A ll utilities in­ mostat controlled beat, dose cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ to ahopplng center. Adulta or cated on 1st St., within 1 Scnkarik Class end Point Company with pre-school child, call block of 2 free parking loU after 4 p. m. Ph. 322-4411. and ahoppmg renter. In­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA >4828 quire at Manuel *acobeon FURN. 2 Bdrm. House, clean, Auto Claes, T tp e ( Dept. Store 211 E. First St. close lo Base, $63 mo. Ph. ft Seat C evsrs 322-6261. FURNISHED upstairs apt., all electric kitchen. Recently re■^ FURN. 2 BDRM. House, 417 decorated. 322-3968. Holly Ave. 304 W. tod St. PA 31038 3-LARGE rooms, bath, furnish­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED ed. UO W. 3rd St. St. Ball-Blair Agency REAL AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 1 AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 103. Mobile Homes . Rent 113. Wanted To Rent •7. House* For Iteat RENTALS HOME RENTERS FU R N ~APT. S. Sanford*Ave. 12.1. liontM & Motorn near L ika Jesiup. E. F. Ste­ Gateway T o The waterway vens. Kobaon Sporting Goode It's just good business to 10(4. Itoornn For Rent Your EV1NRUDE Dealer check first with Sanford's 304-8 8 E. lit . Ph. FA 2 3861 CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 largest Home Servicing Magnolia Ave. 322 0720. 14 Ft. RUNAUOUT Boat, to[\ Agency. Fine Homes, Palrly windshield, rem ote control, Priced. In all Sizesl FURNISHED, 3 nice, clean 40 HP ktercury ft Taller, Al* room s. 322-3677. ao 12 ft. Aluminum boat, 7 it HP Kvinruda ft Trailer. You can find anything you Good Rental home*, Priced All for $600. Ph. 322 1249 af. need advertised In the Her­ right, are renting and lealter 6 p. m ald Classified. tng fasti Call Today, For Prompt and Efficient Service. It Payal HOME OWNERS Stenstrom Realty 2866 PAR K DRIVE 822-2420 $22-7495 NIGHTS 322 8824 - 323-0344 Oodqa J a i l tR jou n d u p ! 102. Mobile Homes - Hale 1-3 sod 3 Bedrooms NEW and USED Awnings k Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17 9? S 322-2342 1962 NASHUA Traller-lOxSO. tw o bedroom. Will lake small cam ping trailer or cash as equity, Cresent City—OW • 2172. LETS TRADE for 8 or whit have you? You’ ll be eom fortsbl* in this 43 ft. 2 bdr. Mobile Home. Move it ahcrc you need it. Reasonable, call 333-7488. N A T IO N A L Hurry — For The Beat Deal T o Be Had On The Fabulous Dodge D a r t 4 Left In 1964 Models. 4 Door Sedans — Also One Dodge 440— Two Door Hardtop W ith A ir Condition. These Cars M ust Be Sold By Monday. 1959 Volkswagen W agon 1962 Chev. Impala — 4 Door Hardtop — A ir Cond. — Loaded BANK ^ P O S S E S S IO N ' $1996 1961 Corvair W agon 31096 1961 Renault Dauphine $596 1963 Renault R-8 Like New, '60 Lincoln 81187 baL 834 '60 Ford 8787 bal. $38 '59 I’onliac $786 bal. $38 '59 Plymouth $387 bal $11 '59 Ford $677 bal. 833 *88 mo. mo. na mo mo. '39 '39 '5H '38 Plymouth $381 hoi $11 mo Mercury 1398 baL $33 mo. Oldamublle 8497 bal $33 mo Kurd $298 bal. $17 mo. Hr Soto $788 ha|. $31 mo. 38 '38 ’ 38 '38 '38 '38 ‘37 37 ’37 ‘57 ’37 ’37 ‘37 *33 ’ 33 Ford $399 baL 131 mo. Pontiac 838# baL $31 mo. Hillman $488 bal. $27 mo. Oldamobllo $398 bal 931 mo Chrysler 8398 b a l *31 mu. Dodga 1394 bal. *31 mo. Imperial $48* bal. $28 mu. DeSolo $398 bal. $22 mo Cadillac $187 bal. $12 mu. < hrvrolet $299 bal $17 mn Lincoln $899 bal. $14 mo. Cadillac $897 baL $44 mo. Ruicb $387 bal. $31 mo. Mercury 199 bal. Caab Cadillac 1199 bal. $ t l mo. S A N P °R D IUIL OPEN AVE. EVENINGS I Sanford, Florida 322-4503 | National Itrpoaaeatinn* Inc. 6,000 Actual Miles $1396 Also A Wide Selection Of Low Price Cars Which Require No Down Payment! See One Of The Dodge Boys * Frank Urunaon * Charlie Craig • Charlie Hudson • Boh Thornae * Hen Howland Seminole County Motors 1801 W. 1st HI. — Hanford Phone 322-0614 Or Ml 7-2330 �% Sen. Mack Cleveland Will Speak Al Farm Bureau Dedication Meet S la b Legislature. I k e endorsement cam e at ■ Meant Armed Forcea-SUte of Florida traffic safety workshop in Tampa. C apt C. W. Swanson, San­ ford Naval Air Station com ­ manding officer, stated at a safety conference at the base that the military la M t only endorsing the new traffic safety proposals but I* taking •very opportunity to put them M o r e tha public and to push for their passage. Tha station conference was attended by station, city, coun­ ty, and atab law enforcement afflclala. Briefly the five proposed laws are: 1, A mandatory aeit belt law which would require 1963 aad subsequent models o f m o­ tor vehicles to be equipped with aaat safety bells. 2. Re-examination o f drivers Involved to Occidents where there has boon bodily injury or property damage In excess of DO*. S. A motor vehicle Inspection law which would provide that this inspection program be turned over to the Florida Highway Patrol and handled with existing personnel and facilities without additional MANY PERBONB and organizations received recognition at the an* nual USO Awards Din* ner at the Service Cen* ter Tuesday. A m o n g them w e r e the five pretty junior hostesses, seen in the top photo. F r o m left are the Misses Barbara K a n * ner, V i c k i Forguson, Donna H o d g e s , Pat D a v i s and S a r a h Priest. In the bottom photo, chnlrmnn of the USO Council Richard Barnett p r e a e n t a a framed plaque to Her* aid Publisher W a l t e r G i e l o w . Mrs. Elaine Orazl, vice president of RVAH-1, presented the USO pins to the junior hostesses. (Herald Photo) Officer To Speak Truant Officer William Har­ vey will apeak on the subject •f school dropout* and thalr effect on the community at a meeting o f ;he English Estates Elementary School Tuerday et I p. m . in the school cafetorlum. The meeting will be brief because o f election night. Candidates o f both parties I t s . Mack Cleveland will of­ running for office la Tuesday'* ficially dedicate the Seminole County Farm Bureau office an Hwy, 1T-P2, South o f Sanford at 5 p. ra. Friday. Cleveland replacei Rep. Syd. H crloaf, w oe was originally scheduled to appear. Farm Bureau President Joe B a t e has announced that fol­ lowing the dedleatkm ceremon­ ies, the annual barbtque din­ ner will be served, with Cleve­ land as guest speaker. The m w o ffice building Is about five miles south of San ford, across the highway from the County Agricultural Center (the site o f the form er county hom e). Farm Bureau members are Invited to attend and bring a prospective m e m b e r with election appeared at the m eet BEN. CLEVELAND Wilson School Carnival Set Final plane for tba Wilton The crowning o f the King School Carnival Saturday night and Queen will take place at have been announced by Mra. T p. m. followed by a costume parade. Participants in the Herbert Muse, chairman. King and Queen contest are: Activities will begin at 5 p. First grade, Clifford Johnson re. and Included to tha fun will and Tracey rsenburg; second ba a apook house, fish pond, grade, Billy Mitchell and Ann third and fourth dart throw and an old fash­ Daniels; grades, Janice Austin and Joioned country store. sept Foy. Goodies for sale will Include “ The public la Invited to get hamburgers, candled apples, tha Halloween spirit and coma pica, cakes, cold drinks aad and Join in the fun for the night," said U r*. Muse. coffee. leg of the Seminole County Classroom Teachers Associa­ tion at Lyman High School. Ernest Cowley was m oder­ ator and candidates speaking were S. J. Davis Jr., D em o­ crat and Dr. Robert lloover, Republican, state representa­ tive; W. Lawrence Swofford, Democrat, and E. Pope Bass­ ett, Republican, for count) com m iaiiooer; Mary Earle Walker, Democrat, and G uj Allen, Republican, for tax ass­ essor. and Jim Birkeomeyer. Democrat, and Walter Hoberg Republican, for the school board. Leading o ff the program was Swofford, who stated that he had spent IT years in office In municipal and county govern­ ment and would be a full-time commissioner, If elected. Bassett stated that he Is a lifetime resident of the coun­ ty, and. if elected, would d e ­ vote whatever time n ecesu ry for the office of commissioner. Davis stated that the man elected for the House of Repre­ sentatives should be able to work in harmony with the stata D em ocratic leadership and pledged to continue w ork­ ing for better education. Hoover said that too per cent evaluation of property state­ wide la necessary and feels that the state needs the con ­ stitutional limit of 20 mills. Mrs. Walker pledged to maintain the present program and level of assessment, if re-elected. Her opponent, Al­ len, stated that voters must decide between principal aad political expediency, socialism and self respect la the elec­ tion. In his bid for ra-elecUon to the school board, Birkeomeyer stated that Seminole has the beat education for tba least money 1b tha state ta d listed hit past aiparience oa the school board and board of trus­ tees. Hoberg, a professor at Orlando Junior College, for the past seres years, stressed the seed for a trade school aad school far retarded children. VO T E FA IR A N D ASSESSM EN T VO T E FOR EQ U ITABLE FOR T A X E S FOR A REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKER, WHO KNOWS PROPERTY VALUES. . A MAN WITH A PROVEN RECORD OF COURTEOUS PUBLIC SERVICE, Tax Assessor W ill Endeavor T o Open A Branch O ffice tion with Us first home fol­ 12 minutes ride. lowing completion of the In South Springe o f community g l e n m o r e Haller’s Deluxe Bended K y. Bourbon Reg. 7.15— S 5th. 15.95 ' STRAIGHT TO SS* — ——• BOURBON Drive, ju it 1 4 miles from th) Interchange of Interstate 4, Homes In Robin Hill will Robin Hill Is Just three miles Incorporate many featurea from a major .hopping cen­ designed for relaxation and ter ami clo.r to all nehools. “ tension-free living." BEG. 4.25— 33.75 CA SE parkwayt and area lighting. S C H E N L E Y 12 YR Brighten Your Holidays with H IG H L A N D M IS T ™ CHAMPION STB. RE0. $ « J ^ KY. BOURBON 9-35 J REC. SCOTCH 6*0 $07 Heaven Hill RCA VICTOR j 86* STR, KY. BOURBON P A R K & T IL F O R D t> 9 L Kentucky Gentleman CHARCOAL V r k T W A FILTERED T U U N M y| A B C E£E?A G IN ifata tv RED LABEL 6 YR. STR. KY. BOURBON Hedges Gr Butler m G O RD O N G IN IMP. SCOTCH 41.88 CASE FI DELI TY S T E R E O Breathtaking 6t;tikrr sound system. Studramatic 4-s;ced chirjir his Futher Action Tcne Aim that guirdt against tud.bls ncsdl. scratch. Octal IMAM Radio mcludit FM Stereo Dull Chinn.I Amplifier with 16 watts p ot peer; (1 aatts UA Standard.’. Diamond mrcragroon stylus. FULL Q UART FR E N C H C O G N A C M ARTELL V O D K A or DRY G IN 3 FULL HIRAM WALKERS GOLD SEAL IM P ER IA L FULL STRENGTH White • Pink • Brut • Sparkling Burgundy C O C K T A IL S 8fi PROOF BLEND MARTINI — DAIQUIRI MANHATTAN J.T.S. BROWN STRAIGHT KY. BOURBON 37.95 CASE SANFORD RCA V IC TO R C O LO R STEREO R A D IO IMPERIAL ffte new home heattr with t h big, JL Make your Christmas a family affairl Up front is thrill­ ing New Visla Color TV. Under tha lilt lids Is New Vista Stereo featuring g speakers, Solid State Ampli­ fier, Studiomatic 4 speed changer, 9-tub* FM-AM-FM Stereo Radio. tJ tc /flifv 1 Cars fairs 3.99 • Tower-Air Blower fopliunal) aavaa up to 33% on fuel Charred Oak 3.99 4.89 Usher's Green Stripe Imp. Scotch e D e c o r a t o r -s t y lin g add* beauty U) your home ■ Full l-y e a r w arranty by M otor Wheel Corporation 322-0152 4 Yr. Str. Ky. Bourbon 0 % r 0F H THE ^ 0 H i OAT or NITE OPENING K IN G SIZED HI-BALL Tit CIOSING J9t CHARM E’ T Star Imp. French Brandy T.W. Samuels 4 Yr. Str. Ky. Bourbon REG. 5.20 O N E O U N C E M EA SU R ED BY A U T O M A T IC POURER USED IN A L L D R IN K S A T EVERY A B C C O C K T A IL LO U N G E I A B C Beer ft 3.89 Goebels Beer 3.99 Kim SA N FO R D E LEC T R IC C O 114 MAGNOLIA 4 ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOME 7 Crow a Blend Mildred Haney •49-3631 Deltona Sohple Ilainea FU LL Q U A R TS Seagram G fid iih J tt Burner Lee Brothers a T V P L U S S T E R E O . . . F M - A M and FM U u o -Th e r m <1 • landscaping, weter insUllstlonn. Sandler Homes, who era the exclusive builders In this new development, broke ground lsst week for a home for Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Marchand, in an informal ceremony at the eite. Norman R. Sandler, building firm president, turn­ ed the first shovel o f ground. Several more homes have been sold for this exclusive and highly restricted area with construction to start in the very near future. In ad­ dition, work Is progressing on the design and installation c f an unusual *n tranceway, parkway and homa planning center. Robin Hill, conaisting o f about 40 acre* o f rolling, tn a studded land, It located for easy access to both the great- ' CHAMPAGNE Mary G ellinga Dear Laka 293-6647 •5 t VODKA *Sww Km fn ppf. I voferf eorfy, Nora N ortie TK 5-1314 S. Seminole 9 90* GIN ,< 4 3 O LD F IT Z G E R A L D NEW YORK STATE Fti) lire Rugenatela 322-4734 Laka 31 ary \ Fd. Pol. A dr. insure permanent maintenance Located on Palm streets, cu rbi, drainage and PERFORMANCE ENGI NEERED fOR WARMTH WI T HOU i WASTE! Virginia Fctroakl P . O. Boa U l t Saafard t Seminole Aa Soon A s Possible. J fr l rca Victor yew The Sanford Herald t IMP. SCOTCH HI GH V yen'*, mwty t r r t n d , to ta l t o the aeeut »ho«t, th. twu placet to sit, « week and rivxt. ywr church sr ir.ig.iua. plain H i ‘ ep w pethipt a heuu er apartment . . . read th| 4 f c f F leisch m a n n 4. A good nmarltan law pro­ viding that doctors and others of the healing telencei which render la good faith emergency rare to persons In motor ve­ Robin Hill, the community er Orlando area, only 10 min- Restriction! have been set up hicle accidents would not be designed fo r "tension-free liv­ utea away from downtown, fo r Robin Hill to control the held liable for rendering such ing," is now under construc­ and the Sanford area, only home deiign, land use and to care. 5. Aa implied consent law would provide that any person operating a motor vehlcla la deemed to have given consent to ■ chemical test o f Ms b lo V If arrested while driving. Candidates Outline By D eaaa Bates 372-131: Schlitz Beer Regent Beer 4.99 2.99 i Straight Itourboa « Reg. 5.73 STRAIGHT BO lK BO N Imp. Italian Vermouth SWEET dry # �/ A “ I f I Record O f Achievem ent According to the Legislative Re­ organization Act, the U.S. Congress Is required to adjourn each year by July 31, except in time of emergen­ cy or unless Congress provides oth­ erwise. Since the law was passed in 1946, it has been a rare session that Con­ gress has not found it necessary to provide otherwise. In 1963, the first session of the 88th Congress work­ ed right up to Dec. 30, only a week before the second session was to convene. This year, only the Impend­ ing elections spurred the congress, men to quit as early as they did. As government and the times we live in become increasingly complex, year-long Congresses may well be­ come the rule. Longevity, however, is not neces­ sarily equivalent to productivity. In 1963, the one distinquishing ac­ complishment of the legislative branch was the Senate’s ratifica­ tion o f the nuclear test ban treaty. The only major bills passed were aid programs to colleges, nursing schools and mental health. President Ken­ nedy’s two urgent concerns— the tax cut and civil rights— were locked in committee. This year it was a different story. The list of important legislation en­ acted by the 88th Congress, Second Session, is long and includes: The $10-billion Income tax cut, the civil rights law, aid to urban mass transit, the federal pay raise, the an­ tipoverty program, extension of the food stamp plan, the wilderness bill. On the debit side, Congress failed to take any action on such long­ standing matters as: Setting up a basic— and enforced — code of ethical behavior for con­ gressmen. In the wake of the Bobby Baker scandal, the solons postponed the disagreeable joy by creating a commission to study the whole area o f government ethics for a couple of years. Nothing was done to curb the mail-order of guns to anyone with the purchase price. Senator Dodd of Connecticut, the one-man backer of a gun-control bill, can be expected to reintroduce it in the 89th Con­ gress. Although the Senate passed a pro­ posed Constitutional amendment dealing with presidential disability, the House took no action. The House was also silent on Medicare, after a bill was passed by the Senate. There was also the fiasco of trying to nullify the ruling of the Supreme Court on state voting district reap­ portionment, then trying to orate it into going away and finally begging the court for more time, which it had already granted. Potomac pundits have explanations for the remarkable difference be­ tween the first and second halves of the 88th Congress: The abeyance of partisan politics following the assassination of Presi­ dent Kennedy, which carried over Into the honeymoon period usunlly allowed a new president: the solid­ ifying of the Democrats behind the President because it was an election year; and perhaps the most import­ ant element year; and perhaps the most important element of all, Lyn­ don Johnson’s masterful touch on the delicate chords of Congress which, if not handled correctly, pro­ duce more dissonance than sweet harmony. At any rate, both the candidates and the electorate definitely have a "do-something” Congress to talk about this campaign. Train up a child in the wny he should go, and when he Is old he will not depart from it.— Proverbs 22:6. The moral virtues are hnbits, nnd habits are formed by acts.—Robert M. Hutchins. Political Notebook Johnson to Sen. Hubert Hum­ phrey to Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman and beyond. At one stop, even the capital city o f Washington evoked sar­ castic laughter. All of this has been well re­ marked this season. And it can be argued th it the ••outs’ * ne­ cessarily are committed to heavy assaults on the "in s " If they are to aeore. nut neither Goldwater nor 1964 are ordinary in this re­ ape ct. Many Republicans, frustra ted for decades at failure to elevate to the White House a man o f their hard • hitting tastes, were ripe this year for the most sweeping attacks ev ­ er In Goldwater they found the man tailored to their mood. In baseball parlance, he is a "spray hitter," drilling his hard shots to all fields. Richard Nixon, the 1960 GOP nominee, had a reputa­ tion In the 1950s as a slashing cam paigner. A review of some o f his utterances reveals them as tame beside Goldwater's. Nixon in I960, was, o f course, so mild in tone that GOP fig ­ ures said he no longer was a fighter. But Goldwater is satisfying his partisan's hunger for a great barrage, has encounter­ ed the perhaps inevitable con­ sequences o f so wide an at­ tack. Many voters grow fear­ ful when so much that they have lived with so long is cast into doubt. That irony la that one of the faceti of his public perform ­ ance whirh most accounted for hit winning the Republican nomination now looms as his biggest obstacle to election. Goldwatcr, despite a reserv­ ed speaking style, it the m as­ ter of the extravagant attack — and millions of Republicans have a special love for the punishing asiaiilt. Yet this very extravagance U the sour­ ce of the senator's difficulties with many voters. Having watched political at> dieners for a generation, this reporter feels safe in saying t h a t Republicans, uniquely, find Intense pleasure in hear­ ing the Democratic opposition torn to pieces. GolUwater, more than any otter Republican in the last 34 years, suits this appetite for tire and brimstone. Listening to him in this cam ­ paign, highly charged partiu n s applaud only perfunctori­ ly when he unravels a calm argument on aomo aucb sunJect as defense spending. But the hall explodes when he says of the Johnson administration: "T h ey have a wishbone where they need a backbone." Goldwater's listeners plain­ ly love best the weapons ot ■com and ridicule, which he ia adept at using. They hoot derisively at the mere men­ The controversies over So­ tion of the names of leading Democrats, from President cial Security and presidential Claud* M s g s Mt ■ T on m ay thus sleep con­ v Idespread complaint ot tentedly beside a loudly tick­ both men and women eo ing alarm clock for y ea n without even noticing Its read hla raaa carefully. ticking. Then add it to y o w acrapbook or m «0 tt In friend* But If something focusses whoa* nitration In Hkafy to your attention on that clock, become foeueeed W ITHIN then It looms so loud that you their epidermis. Don’ t be­ may need to move It outside come preoccupies! with poor your bedroom. ‘■InaardaT Aa regards ringing in the George W . Crana, Pr. D - M.D. e a n , that ia a normal noise CASE U-416: Clauds R , In healthy people. aged 42, has a common prob­ And the humming le much lem. like the electrical noise when "D r. Crana," ha began, " I you put a telephone receiver am almost t r t t y with frustra­ to your aar. tion. F or there le always n steady "F or last week I wna lying ainglng noise or crackling in on my pillow, ready to go to auch an electrical circuit, unalecp. lea* tha phona is "dead.” "Then I suddenly became If you then focua on that aware o f n steady ringing In electrical hum, you may doubt my ears. And It g o t much If It will ever be possible for worse ne 1 began to focua m y you to hear the voice o f the attention on It other person on the far end o f "Since then, I keep hearing the circuit. this steady humming alt tha But ee soon as that Individ­ time. I ean't quit paying at­ ual aaye "H ello," you get to tention to It. Interested In the conversa­ "Am I going deaf or craxy tion that you entirely forget or what?" The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (U P I) There is an old Watusl proverb that translates Into something like this: " A successful man is one who earns m ore than his wife spends." Step up and shake hands with a total failure. My case Is so hopeless I am even beyond redemption hy the U. S. Department nf Agri­ culture. But never let it be said that I gave up without a struggle. When I learned that the de­ partment had pubtishrd a new pamphlet called " A Guide to Budgeting for the Young Cou­ p le." I ordered « copy right away. Considering the shape It Is in, you might be wondering how the Agriculture Depart- Associate Editor SltDSilng Editor a i t IK * DORIS W ILLIAM ■oclstr D u rrm Editor Editor ny Hal Cochran After a big wash In hanging on the line outdoors, Mom la hanging on the ropes indoors. » • • Com* winter and tha old Iswnmnwcr your neighbor borrowed won't be what It ns*'d to lie —It’ll be your snow shovel. • * e It won't be long until a lot of football stadiums and spectator* will be filled to Listed and amliatad Recarltlas Mutaal Panda A L L IN d CO. 211 K. LBMON ST. LAKELAND, F L A . Member: Midwest S t o tt Chicago Board o f Trade Or lead* Satan MRS. STAN COMSTOCK f h . OA I -M M Senator Holland's HE.MINOLK COUNTY CAMPAIGN H EA D Q U A RTER * capacity. 101 W. First St. e t a It will h* moat disappointIng to a rollrga grad when he goes bark for tha big game am! sees an upset, unlrsa there are set-ups aftrrwanla. OPEN D A IL Y EXCEPT SATU RD AYS AND SU N D AY * Pd. Pol. A dr. DEMOCRATS OF S E M IN O L E Joe Davie Representative COUNTY! Mary Earle Walker W. Lawrence Swofford T l x Assessor County Commissioner Some things ju st naturally belong together A d v o r tis ln a D ira cto r HOT U H K M A S v o rtlttn s M an a ger ■or PIATT O aa ora l A d v s r t ltla a U anaaor JANUS iMOSJH A R K B ll a i i n s s s M an a ger atari* m an w ells ■ s c h a a le a l Cltr Editor JUDV W MLLB Cnaaty Editor Bupt WILL VINCENT •tall Photographer P u blla bsd datlr e s o o p l Saturday. Sunday lished S aturday p r e c e d i n g Christina*. Such as your SAVINGS ACCOUNT An* C h ristm a s; p u b ­ and your MORTGAGE LOAN. StESLHIPriUN MATES l i e wa«k il tt, , Do llvory E y M all JSa W eak Barbs COM PLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Thurs., October 29, ’61 m il l s : or e w Toloarspb Only on one point does the pamphlet set forth what I re­ gard as practical advice. This relates to cooples who have cut expenses all they "can or are willing to do" and who still have more commitments than they "can reasonably ex­ pect to pay for in the future." When Uiat happens, the pamphlet says, "you may want to consider ways of in creasing your income." That is a capital idea, ami so Is the pamphlet's suggest ion that "yon miuht be able In make some hobby or talent pay off." I have already decided how to Increase my income through some hobby or talent. I plan to wrile a pamphlet called "A Guide to Budgeting for the Agriculture Department." about tha basic hum o f the wire*. That's what usually hap­ pen* to tha steady ringing In ou r ear*. If we focua on the outside voicee, bird calla or musical Instruments giving o ff their typical sounds, we Instantly forget the steady hum o f our hearing mechanism. Alas, Claude has become neurotic about his hearing so he le now focussing WITHIN hi* ear Instead o f projecting hia attention upon the out­ ride world. Sometime* Menlere'i di­ sease will causa an abnormal ringing o f the e a n , but Claude's case ia purely the neurotic type. Many other folka also get *o preoccupied with their bi­ focals that thay begin te foc­ us on the glasses Instead o f looking THROUGH them a t the beauties o f external real­ ity. And many dental patients likewise become so preoccu­ pied with the " fe e l " o f their new dentures that they also focus WITHIN their mouth*. Instead o f looking ou t a t tha savory foods on the table. Note this old poem that Il­ lustrate* tha haxard o f pay­ ing too much attention to tha mechanics o f hearing, eating, seeing or even w alking: "Tha centipede waa happy quite Until tha toad. In fun, Asked which !«C fallowed after which. This raised him np te ■uch a pitch He lay quite p ro*tra il In tha ditch Inquiring how to fu n !" (Always writs to Dr. Crana In car* o f The Banford Herald, aneloaiag a long stamped, addressed en­ velop* and 20c to cover typing and printing costa when yon sand fo r on* e f hia booklets.) VOTE A N D ELECT Y O U R State WALTEE A. GIELOW. WOITOW ASB PlM LIfE E E ra A V K VOL.TOLIXBC, Clroniatloa - a n t r a l H a i i i w R U IK aT ALKXAMOWR JULIAN L. STENSTMQM ■ AM RT I. JOHNSON for the third time. "Newlyweds are often more romantic than factural about what it actually costa to run a household," t h a pamphlet says. "Y ou r views on what you can afford may be a little un­ realistic at first.” That is true enough, so far as it goes. But it neglect* to point out that the longer you stay married, the less roman tic and the more unrealistic your view* become. "The solution to money problems l* not necessarily more m oney," tho pamphlet says. Hah! The Agriculture De­ partment should meet my wife, She has never yet had a mon­ ey problem that couldn't bo solved by more money. myself. You also might be wonder­ ing what budgetary advice for ynung couples has to do with agriculture. 1 wondered about that, too. And finally you might be wondering why anyone w h o1 has been married 15 years wohld order a budget guide fur young couples. All 1 can say In regard to any of these curiosities Is that I was desperate. When you aro grasping at straws, you don’t challenge the haystack s credentials. Anyway, I obtained a copy ot the pamphlet and looked It over as 1 was going under m Ip fcanfiorii Ijp ra Id I’aj;e 1-A Sanford, Florida Ignora Your "lan arda" As long as our attention la focussed on things o r people outside our akin, we uaually stay well adjusted. But aa soon as wa begin to anetyxe our "Innards," then watch outl For tha mere paying atten­ tion to an organ o r an ache or pain will quickly m agnify its intensity. Dick West’s control over nuclear weapons are simply the most striking instances of how this has made trouble for the senator. Politicians In both parties have contended that Goldwater would have been belter ad­ vised this fill to have "steer­ ed clear" of such risky con­ troversies. This may he good advice for him in his present difficulty. But until the alarms rang fori nicnl qualifies to offer budget him on these Issues in the ary advice. I wondered that disastrous New Hampshire primary, most conservative Republicans warmly cheered every blast from Goldwater'* hot bat. His utterances on nu­ clear control, use of Marines to "turn the w iler on " in Cu­ ba, the Social Security were natural extensions of a politi­ cal outlook that spares no man and no policy bearing the la­ bel "D em ocratic." Republicans cramming halls and public squares in these closing days revel In Goldwatcr's unrelenting bom bard­ ment. Yet it may be a big cause ol unhappiness that will descend upon them If be loses Nov. 3. i W orry Clinic Thought For Today Bruce B io ssa t--R q y Cromley WASHINGTON (NEA) Campaign with Son. Harry Goldwatcr for any fair length of time and you begin to be struck by a major Irony. Dr. Crane's Wonder If It Will Orbit l. SEMINOLE COtNTT III* l* » SSI I.M i Tier • Moats* I Mo.tha t MoatA Save for the down payment on a ALL OTHEM HAIL •11.1* 1 Tsar house-then finance the balance LIS S Moatas I SO I MoatSs t.S* 1 Moot* School Board A1 Davie Justice a f Hu m , District 4 her* U. a. Postal Rogulatlsaa provlda Mat all malt eaOacriptlo.e bo paid la advaaca. Let Progress Continue! Tha Moral* Is a momsor af tbs nniias proas which to antlilat stcluttvaly to tha uoa for rapubtlaatlaa at all tha lasal aowa prints* la this aswaespar. Enistsd aa nennd cleat matter t-etaoar II, M il at III Post Office nf Sanford. Florida, undar tho Act at Ceaerate nf March. ho part ot any malarial, aawa or ad,arm ing. ol this sdltloa of Tha Hanford llorald may bo roprodueod la *ay manner withtut written pormleolon of tho puhllohor of Tho HoralS. Any fndlrlduet or firm rooponttblo for ouch reproduction will bo -Hu W E S T o n elder od a« inlrlti*,n* uo Tho Herald a copyrlaht and wilt ha ’ 'hold Lablo U damage* under tha law. Jim Hirkenmeyer County PD. POL. ADV. BY FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, WARREN F I R S T fcT SANFORD, FLA. M. GOODRICH. CHAIRM AN; ANN CRAMER, VICK CITAiRMAN. FRANK I,. PORTER. SECRETARY. IV COOPERATION WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. U i I �•» *1% Letters To tho Editor Latter* To the Editor : la tototanre, aa I under•aland H, Ua H U N i (or da­ : mooUo Ola aad to rombit law* Imam la tto Uattod Statoo . woaM to la ttonge tto law, -o r la lsaaro ft in tto flrat to and Minor would ataad that tto important thing about law oatorri aMat woo to p i oMtoiaro teUnd to n . . M tto law p i la tto way ol i tto law atouM to Immediately, to awio| away ; with too righto to tto ortaiiaal • defendant." ThU from Ur. ' OoMwator. Thla "otooiahro with right*, to la equally applicable to you rtodon to thla aawa* paper ao to tto aoaallad erlmlaal dofandaata. Aa John . Doaaa aaid, ao man la an isload uato Mmeelf aad to lota* ■aa aay aiaa It to loaaoa tho - whola. If tto erimiaal defend­ ants' righto ora loaaanod to aay dagrao ao ara tto right* •to you aa a cltltoa, and to all cHitaaa, kaaaaod. So far, under tto Cooitltu tloo aad la tto Supremo Court rullagi la quo*tloo, tto coo* care waa not with aay partlc* ular defendant, Innocent or guilty, hut with upholding tto "due process" clauao and the rigbta aet forth In the Fourth through Eighth Amendment!. About there and other "obaeaaho tauter*!'' with our rigbta Mr. Ooldwater aaya ha will do two thlnga. One, In making ap­ pointment to tto federal Ju­ diciary to would cooaldar tho need to redress Constitutional while roc* riots tako ptouo? your paper aad Duds Wfl- kla continually expanding de­ ficit spending program, and Interpretation la favor to tho to high ottco to preildawl 11ams. public, It is my understanding demands o aUtasauo with Ml 1 might add In my epMea oe aa. from oil 1 hnvo boon taught nasi background, Barry aad many otters Dario too Tto Democratic camp has in acbool that aueb interpretsGoldwatar la such o man. Of bora o groat snoot to tto ao- continually referred to GcId­ tloo woa to bo, and must to, etety tad to tto papor. as tar ao Irresponsible, a wild la favor to Justice and not la courts If you atlll insist on Mm. Byre* A. Fan favor to aomo emptoreol pub­ eeadlag billions to doflore man, or a mating demagogue. e e e lic. Should hio court packing over etas while limiting (ho Editor Harold t Even come of the Republlfoil, to would support a Can- aged te n at tome, if you want Our President, hi a cam­ enae’ staunchest opposition atitutlonal ome*dme*t o man that will not concern paign speech In Illinois, point- has denied these charges. to “ giva bach to tto elates himielf enough to know (to On top of all this, Mr. John­ tboee power* abeoiuUly need­ typo to man uador him, Lyn­ ad to a erne on top of a near­ by church and cried, "Forgive son said In hie Jan. IB, Whits ed for (air aad efficient ad- don Johnson Is tto m u! You House address, "Wa ara go­ mialatratlo* of crimlsal law/' wUl not nm this letter, but them, Lord, for they knew ing to try to take all of the not what they do." Ha dose If such an amendment were to It «>presses thousands to vot­ this In referring to the aa- money that Is being unneces­ contain bis views to tto pow­ ers. called "dirty" campaigning of sarily spent and taka it from ers tto states need wo can sat Rev. B. Wllmer Miller tto tovoo aad giro it to the the Bepubllcene. ready to throw out half tto Orison bare note that need It oo After some of the thiago BUI to Highto. Editor's Neto: Do pvt much." This philosophy to 1, for oof, om not ready to want o netonal poire fort* that Johnson has said stout called socialism, regardless of Goldwatar, thla la down-right throw out those rigbta aod how hla its lament la read. Mr. Ooldwater wUl not get my slato’a right aad let mate- aacreligious. Look at tto Disregarding all of these President's record. For In­ etpal, county and eloto law vote on Nov. 1 stance: tto Bakar ease, tto facts, a number of tto local Thomas J. Gallagher Bates case, tto recent Jen­ electorate will go to the pells * • * kins Incident, tto "toilet tea aad rets for Jobnaon because Editor, Herald: 11" Incident, kla extremely they fear that If Florida does So Barry Goldwaler la o Editor. Herald: loner! 1 think U might bo wise I have received so many contradictory vlawo a* ehil not go Democratic, our Presi­ to wait and see who tto loner compliments on tto writeup rights legiilatlaa la Texas aa dent, If re-alooted, might la. There ore people oil over giv*n my oo* "Billy" e* hie compared with kla ataad la punish ua by taking sway tto U. S. in agreement too per birthday party la Urt wooh’o Washington, hla "big lia" aa Capa installations and apses cant with our neat president, Herald. I find it only propor to tbs control of the bombs as projects (which, by tho way, pan on tto compliment to you, oxpoood by Tima Magoelas. ora already going to Toxsa Barry Ooldwater. Lata look at another sub­ ject. Who should know more about national aod tntarnatio*al affaire than Barry? John­ son's vary short term In (to armed forces compared with ’M that of Goldwaler? Come now, aurely you have road aomo to LET JIM CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU Johnson's past. AS A MEMBER OF THE -----------Do you boneiUy beUavt he will not play Chamberlain SEM INOLE COUNTY further? Do you believe John­ son's running mate would be SCHOOL BOARD fit for tto high office to prra Ident In the event of John­ HIM. A DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT NOMINEE son's death? Now you know i.IVEH IN CASSELBERRY, IB A BUSINESSMAN AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR. HE IB COMPLETING 4 YEARS AH A SCHOOL he would not be your choice) HOARD MEMBER, II *S» HERVEO S YEARS ON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES IN But sometimes things Ilka that 1 1IP, COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM, AND HE PLEDGES CONTINUING PROGRESS happen! IN TUB SCHOOL8 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. If os you aay (the presidency Pol. Adv. By Seminole County Democratic Executlre Commlttau of the United Statei calls (or a leader) who stands back and California.) This is awdiculoua. God tolp M M Johns iu la returned to tto White Bouse for anotte* feux yearn. A Oeurernad Ctttsen (You fefl to OMttaoo ua; Johnson lo our haul man, aa we’re said kaftwa Edltar.) tohoaaotiahU _ Kioatious la kla beliefs, end whs* sure to devotee effort to carry out hio takings. Merer Swefferd Urea la Somlaolt County, he mates hla hoau la Seminole County, ho belioret in Seminole County, and I om sura ho will do hio • • • beat aa County Commiaaioaar to further tto growth aad la Editor, Harold: Ao o former councilman of taroots of Saminoia County. throw tormo iu A1laments Wo need him in thla Job. Homer S. Sewel, Jr. Springe, I worked with Law. raoce Swafford whoa to, too, Bucharest, Romania, often la woo o councilman and wkea ho called tto "Little Paris of tto woo mayor. I always found Lawrence to Belkoas." * |i! * !!!i Ej| iil Siiijll I t I pH iii i l l a;{jH* i ii*^ iP lil i l l !i iii!! p i § m TlfeU ' l l ! ‘iii i ^ 3 e^S J *-»£) Editor, Herald: by tha honest sweat of his tha Interest alone an aur preto work law*. Yet, while labor You tore rmcntly urged brow. •ant date would hare suf­ accepts tto tolp af govern­ support of Johnson. You Finally. I believed la free ficed to run tto satire at tha ment (check tho labor clauao might wonder why a Demo­ enterprise and tho frre enter­ time F.D.R. took ever. In your urban renewal con­ crat, as I am, should support prise system. In tbs compar­ How much haa the new tract), it bolds no respect for Goldwatar. From all I read atively brief period from 1774 deal, new am, new frontier government, aa witness the and btar, the essence of the to tho time of which 1 speak, program for freedom from many strikes at our own mis­ it had made theta young waat, with tta resulting dol­ sile center and tha igneminy Issue being raised la this United Stataa tha leader In lar devaluation, dona for tha of teeing our nuclear ship Sa­ election is "Vote for Jobn­ tha world. Wherever I tore people ? For those who fru­ vannah idled by ita disputes. aon and be a 'have'; vote observed government hi com­ gally placed money In gev The bill to tto taxpayers ha* against Johnson, bo a 'have petition with free enterprise, eminent bands, Ufa insurance, been untold millions cf dol­ not’." I have seen government coma and savings, It has been an lars, atill labor's damandi are Thirty years ago, whan I off second best. Nor da 1 feel unexpected penalty. For many being met cams of voting ago, 1 was a that management e f free en­ who followed tto retreva. It free enterprise being moderate, eonservativa Demo­ terprise should to subject to genes of tto government and left free? Recall Kennedy’s crat. 1 believed in common dictation or coercion from lived beyeund their means, it attack on the steel industry. honesty for goveramenU and tboaa who are supposed to to hM been a tragic experience. Ask any of the private utili­ Individuals; 1 believed that employees. Perhaps, for the majority it ties which is fighting tha en­ both a government and its It w m also Just thirty has, at tha expense of tto croachments of TVA and people should have financial psora ago that Franklin D. future, maant a present abun­ other government subsidised Integrity; I believed that God Roosevelt put forward tto dance ef mterial things. utilities. And I don’t mean was needed In all placet in premise that tha federal gov­ And what tea coma of tha utilities In tha rural areas these United Stataa, and that ernment in general, and tho concentration c f all people on where government originally Hla presence never harmed Democratic party in particu­ acquiring ef msUriel posses­ uid It would confine Ita ac­ anyone In the public schools lar, should to all thing* to oil sions? Tha importance of tivities. Check the urban 9T elsewhere. I believed in people. Since this, on Its fee*, money and ether material •r*M where there la direct the right of a free man to waa an impossibility, It waa things haa been so magnified competition on the meat un­ seek, find, and retain amploy- not a statement in keeping that respect for all other val­ fair basis. Bient without being forced to with common honcaty. But ue* baa been discarded. Law­ Witnasa, also, tho apectaclo pay tribute to organised la­ whan, on tha premiss af lessness Is at an all time of free enterprise—or lack of bor. achieving this goal, wa were high. Can you, within your it—on tha farm. Government 1 also believed that respect helped to live well in the pre­ Ufa time, recall a period whep subsidies to tha farmer have and petition were something sent by burdening ourselvea there haa been greater racial become ao warped in applies, on individual must earn, and and posterity with an impon­ dlacord, greaUr tansion be­ tire Out now tha subsidy not something which eould derable and impossible debt, I tween eaplul and liber, and most to extended to tha manto legislated to any man, nor question not only tha hones­ laaa respect for duly consti­ ufaeturar and tha consumer. b* asaumed by any psreon not ty but tha morality of iuch a tuted authority on tho part What manner cf financial entitled thereto. It was my court#. of teenager*, college students, logic la this! The subsidies belief that the three basic ne- Just how welt tho new era and a substantial part of tha are not confined to tha farm, cesaittes of life ware food, of "freedom from want" suc­ cltUenry in general? Look and tha democratic theory ii aheltar, and clothing, and ceeded la d-monstrated by the within tha pages of your own to spread them, for with them that only tho person larking successor in thinking who paper in any recent issue. cornea voter control. Truly, it in ona or more cf these was thirty years later declares What about tha free man has been eald that no one a person In poverty. “war on poverty" with fen ad­ and hit right to work? Roost, wants to ahoot Santa Claus. I believed that both the ditional billion dollars. You velt'e deference to Sidney The freedom of an Ameri­ government and the people noted that Johnson provided Hillman is • matter of his­ can cititen to rhooso his as­ should be responsible, and tax reduction, but failed to tory, and anyone cognisant sociates, to choose and man­ that lawfully constituted au­ note that the greater deficit of the present situation knows age hit employers, to conduct thority was entitled to re- waa added to the already fan­ that organized labor is be­ his business with whom he •pect. It was never my belief tastic national debt, la this hind Johnson. Likewise, any­ pleases, to enjoy his free that the world or the federal fiscal soundness? I)o you one who has read the utter­ right to work, to be free of government owed any man a know any business which can ances of tho labor Iiadtra violence and safe in his per­ living, but that every peraen successfully operate on that knows that their greatest son, and to acknowledge hit made hla mark and hla living basis? It it quite likely that enemy is theta "vicious" right God wherever he pleases, has PREPARE FOR WINTERI SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINK OF JOLEMAN HEATING EQUIPMENT. V E N T PIPE A N D FITTINGS W A LL SU PP LY I t t N. FRENCH AYR. SANFORD, FLA. IM-541* "Headquarters Far Bprtahter BynUm” B U R N S M E A N S B U S IN E S S ★ ★ ★ Ibfc H AYDON VOTE NOV. 3 FOR JIM BIRKENMEYER rose3 'Haves' And 'Have Nots' Is Essence - Vote Goldwater! 'No Man Is An Island. . ' •Vote For Johnson! U M r, MaraM: Mr. QiH wilir In kla Bt P i M O b I ipa* * nM a : ter af (tonga that now M S M i t k t i in S d iq r w tt i aald, M net Jaundiced W < BURNS GOVERNOR * ★ ★ ★ B E S T Q U A LIFIE D (PaU M W top Hdq. SIT Boat lat gt„ Saaford H i-H H * iiljl 6. S }| i ip I I I been abridged more than at iioni are a part of why I any time since this nation w m think nett founded. A. Edwin Bhinholser I do not know whether (Whew | | Brevity pleas*. Barry Goldwatsr ran restore , W# print all letters, in good any meaiurable degree of taste, but pleas* he brief. This sanity to government. We are taxes our rule—Editor.) obviously too far down th* * * * socialist road to completely Editor, Herald: turn back. Nor would I deny My compliment! on your that aoma good reforms oc­ curred during tha Roosevelt Frograss Edition-tha beat. I •re, aa, for eaampla, th* believe tto beat yet. mores to stabilise tha bank­ Sec. Tom Adams waa vary tnteraated in tto copies I gave ing industry. Tha ona attrfhim at the Conservation ahow. but# which, mors than any See. Adams fare an excell­ other, hM been disappearing ent talk on water conservation. from the government and the Thla theme of "Water Cornerpeople la discipline. Without ration" needs to to repeated It than ia no respect for peo- again and again. For good pi* or for law, and no hop# for the preservation of free­ dom. An irresponsible govern* ment tends to breed an Irre­ sponsible people. Neither my party affilistlon nor my beliefs have changed from those first enu­ merated in this letter, yet now, according to tha leaders In my own party I am an "extremlst." Can I conscienti­ ously do other than support Ooldwater? The above rea- SELECTMAN! clean watar and plenty of It, if, along with climate, the base #!)» #anf«rh QrrilA of future progress for our part Oct. 29, 1964— Page 3-A of Florida. The weather satellite Nim­ S. B. (Jim) Crowe bus la made up of more than W,000 parts. Graperlll* Nuracry S3S1 Grapevlll* Ara. Jig-08to "Beetle Dealer" Candidates Duck T V Debate NEW YORK (UPI) - The heralded television debate be­ tween Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (R- N. Y.) and Democratic challenger Robert F. Kennedy failed to materialise. But the candidates spent more than $10,000 for baek-tobaek broadcast! Tuesday night to blamo each other. INK CROSS-FLORIDA la among tha moil recant pufcite works project* for tha Slat* to which HOLLAND almoit iinglo-handedly sacurad tto flrat proS ^ - r^ i ion P,,nnin« fund* in tha amount af 9209,000 and waa Instrumental in obtaining an appropriation of f 1 million for tho start of con­ struction on tho largo Canal and now an addiHonal appropriation ef 94 million for construe trOflo V O T E FOR E X PER IEN C E NOV. ^ k boost for FlorMa’a economy, Florida noodt Holland's conilnutd Influanco at tho largo Canal i* a valuable am t to tvory citinn. 3 — ELECT W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD Fsl4 PsUtksl AJTwtlMmat r»U few >p HwWtt I. Write. Tim. CONTINUE FLORIDA S PROGRESS . C O U N T Y COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 CONTINUE FLORIDA S SENIOR SENATOR I.AWIIENCK. TIIK MAYOR OF ALTA MONTH WAS K1.KCTED to t h is o ffic e WITH spkingh . ONU.J.ATK IN THIN AURA ™ « & "' Sv JA h ' K TERM ON THE HOARD OK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND ii \S AI.I OK iilS ItLSINKSS INTERESTS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY’. A VOTE KOK W 1 \WKKNCK SWOFFORD WILL HE A VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE ANDV rd GRMB. K Pd. Pol. Adv. By Seminola County Democratic Executive Committee S PO E SSARD w S hW L. a HOLLAND ill M )l MA' Legal Notice illiitj S ill fei Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 101.41, Flori­ da Statutes, publication is hereby made o f the sample Ns m GOOD ballot concerning* the General Election to be held in Seminole County, Florida on Tuesday, November 3, 1964. *b= ^ aa^ CAMILLA D. BRUCE Supervisor of Registration i I i5 YZ i |S I IS i 1 Is il 85 Seminole County, Florida i T w ^) l I i A U e^3 *5*^ V— ii i i i i i i ii :I ;i I' p i 1 4 I 1A .,1 iij j! ill 1i i I 1 J j i * j a is i« 3 a i i ii «s*i 3 I I ■ i 0 a. «I i 1 2 «■* a i 0 4 j 2 I 2 > II i I 2 ml j !■ 2 2 * if 2 is 2 4 "^ 9 —g 2 2 I ii 2 «»ff) o -n 2 2 2 ^ V«!3 2 2 r-^3 a i j* li *--'19 Ii I .=>95 m-rg) 2 2 I — 93 ^93 I 4 J *1* vj| 4? i m i i I l h I I 3 1 i I I l I 1 I III * I l i 1 1M -» 5 § li* J S : .If 3 hi i 4 ;j JO M | -!* • ill * 11 t il li* 3 I i o § Si ii fi Ji § to .s ! i •si 2 hl Ji* j J* jo s =2 _ w* ill il t* 31 3 - JI 3 �to By JeAea Rays Vssm o f the Moose, chap­ ter um , via bold ■ Hallowe­ en party for all children of Moom n r a tb a n Saturday from M p. to. at tlw Moose Home. Priaee will be given for the best costumes and refreshmeats of hot dogs, marshal,* levs candled apples tod beverages via be served. A HsBoveen costume dance ter all Moose members, covorkers and guests will be held Saturday starting at t p. Court Upholds State PU Ruling TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The State Supreme Court has upheld • ruling by the Bute Pnblie Utilities Commission not to require Florida Power and Light Company to serve • Negro subdivision in Man* nton County already being served by an area cooperative. Tho commission announced that tha court had denied a petition by residents of Wash­ ington Gordons near Palmet­ to for reverts] of tho ardor. m. at tha Moose Home. Music win be provided by Jack Rossmin and his orchestra, Mrs. Betty Johnson If chairman of the affair. The business meeting of the Women of the Moose was held at the Moose Home wilh Senior Regent Elolse SmaU la charge. Ritual Director Era Moore reported on the state conven­ tion which she attended In Or* lsndo last weekend. She has called ■ special meeting for ritual practice for Monday at I p. m. st the Moom Home sod urges an co*irorkers to atteod. The minutes were read by tho recorder, Elsie W. Lacey, and monthly reports given by Conda Sampson, publicity chairman; Charlotte Carlson, NSW OFFICERS o f O n m Methodist Church WSCS shown with the homemaking; Shirley Wash­ past president, Mrs. Calvin Oldham (left), are Mrs. Rook Murley, presi­ burn, child eare, and Nancy dent; Mrs- Edward Yarborough, vice president, and Mrs. J. H. Bilbery, Parkerson, Moosebeart. secretary, Mrs* Dot Thomas is treasurer. (Herald Photo) The door prize was won by Emma Willis and the capsule drawing by Carol Xing. The next meeting will bo a chapter night and enrollment CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - a highspeed swoop to earth to rocketed 31 miles into the iky Monday, Nrv. 9 at • p. m. The Air Force put a space help develop mannod apace- ind ^ no* d over tor M 9r Library chairman Lucy Hodges ships able to laud st airports, ooo-mlle-an-bour glide over the glider test model through its will be in charge of the home toughest trial Tuesday sight la Tbs flying laboratory w u Atlantic, chapter night. The Genera Methodist Church WSCS held the first meeting o f the y ea r in the church sanctuary w ith Mrs. Edward Yarborough, pro* gram chairman, presenting the program on “ Woman's Role in the Space - A ge.” New officers fo r the year were presented. Th ey are Mrs. Rook Murley, president; Mrs. Edward Yarborougn, rice president; Mrs. J. H. Ttilbery, secretary, and Mrs. Dot Thomas, treasurer, M rs. Cal* yin Oldham, retirin g presi­ dent, was presented a g ift aa a token o f appreciation fo r her year's work. The exeeutiv* committee met recently and decided to Include Bible study in the rag* ular programs with ipeeial emphasis on prayer commit* ment Mrs. W. G. Kllbee and Mr*. J. H. Bilbery presented a etudy on the first two chap* tars of Genesis, followed by a discussion of the creation. Refreshments of coffee and doughnut* were terred prior to the holiness meeting. Plans were made for • bake M l* to be held Nee. t- 4 WHY PAY MORE 4 PAINTS Fat Overweight Available to you without a doctor’s prescription, o u r pro* duct called Odrinen. You must loss ugly fa t o r your money back. Odrinex Is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Get rid o f excess fa t and live longer. Odrinex ccsta $3.00 and is sold on this guarantee; If not satisfied fo r any rea­ son, ju st return th e package to your druggist and gat your full money back. N o questions asked. Odrinex is sold with this guarantee by: * CUSTOM MADE DRAPES, McReyaolda Drug Star* — 200 W. 1st Bt„ Sanford. 3223849 Saiford-Mail Orders Filled SLIP I COVERS — CHOOSE FROM 1,008! Casselberry Ptess, Casselberry. 838-4T22 S A N F O R D ’S HU m X n ^ cT e t v Reclining Chairs Nylon Covers, Plastic Arms And Headrest. Assorted Colors. 5 Pc. BED R O O M GROUP Keg. 3189.50 I O I R E C L IN IN G C H A IR S 3 Pc. BEDRO O M SU ITE NEW HUMANE SOCIETY rnr in shown above as the Seminole County unit eontinuea to grow in nizo and strength. The members and others in­ terested in the program will meet Thursday night at its headquarters, 809 E. Flrat St., starting at 7 o'clock. B. T. Johnson, Society chairman (left), and Pete Poweil pose behind the cur. (Herald Photo) 4 Reg. ? 19.50 3 Pc. Suite — Bookcnse Red, Rouble I)res.ser. Chest, r| Itox Spring. Mattress, ▼I LIVIN G ROOMS « Walnut, Double Dresner, Cheat, Book rase Bed, Reg. $139.95 < J All Vinyl Plastic. g#l Reg, $79.95 # 1 PLA T FO R M RO CKERS SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y ’S State Representative JOE DAVIS “O N W ATER RESO U RCES’* 2 Pc. SO FA BED SU ITE Snfn Red And Matching Chair. Reg. II 69.00 in n)?-.c Nylon *1 2 9 . Wilh Gooseneck Arms, Tapestry Cover*. Assorted Colors. R ef. $69.95 7 Pc. SO FA BED GROUP ep Table*, TabU Sofa Red, Matching Chair, 2 Step 1 Cocktail Table, 2 I,amps. Covered In Nylon. Solid Colors. Reg. 1179.95. Early American Bedroom Suite Double Dresser, *1 4 8 . Chest, Bookcase Bed, 5 Pc. L IV IN G R O O M SU ITE Night Stand To Match. Nylon Cover*, Foam Rubber Cushion*, dona, Sofa, 2 Pillow*, Chair, Ottoman. Solid Color*. Keg. 3239.50. *99. 3 1 9 OK Reg. 3139.50 te l B U N K BEDS Walnut And Bleached Walnut Wilh Chest To Match. Complete With Mattresses, Side Rails And Ladder*. 4 Pc. S E C T IO N A L *239. C O M P LETE LIVING ROOM FLORIDA IS NOW IN A CRITICAL PERIOD IN ITS WATER RE­ SOURCE DEVEI.OPMENT PROGRAM AND THE PROGRAM MUST HE ACCELERATED AS IT W ILL DETERMINE THE EXTENT TO WHICH OUR STATE WILL DEVELOP ECONOMICALLY. ACTION NOW WILL PREVENT COSTLY CRASH PROGRAMS IN THE FUTURE. Salem Maple Finish. Complete Wilh Guard Rail, I-ndder. Mattresses. Reg. 3109.50 M any Other Living Rooms *109. 3 Pc. SE C T IO N A L 2 Bahama Bed* Wilh Corn.r Tabl*. He*. 1119. DINING ROOMS 6 pc. Dining Room Suite W ORK ED FOR A N D SUPPORTED Koumd Table, 4 C hain, China. In Walnut. R e f. $139.5# RECR EATIO N and C O N SE R V ATIO N A C T OF 1963 V O T E FOR D EM O CR AT JOE DAVIS (Paid Pat. Adv.—Juo Dovia) Hutch, Bas« Round Table, Captain’s Chair, 5 Mate** Chair*. *188. *198. D IN E T T E S — 5 Pc. Table, 4 Uph. Chairs 42” Round Table, 4 Upholstered Chairs OTHER DINETTES, 5 * 7 PC---------LOW *79. PRICES! % 88. EASY TERMS 9 Pc. E A R L Y A M E R IC A N M APLE D IN IN G ROOM FOR A PROVEN RECORD up — USED M ER CH AN D ISE — Reg. 3209.50 fromup USED ROCKERS from * U » up USED MATTRESSES from *7.60 up *12 up from $5 up *19.96 USED DINETTES from up USED LIVING ROOMS from $ 2 2 .9 5 up MANY OTHER USED ITEMS SPECIALLY LOW PRICED! Many Other Bedrooms Reduced! Drastically Reduced! WATER RESOURCE PROBLEMS ARE, DRAINAGE, INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION, DOMESTIC POLLUTION. SALT WATER INTRUSION, WATER STORAGE AND CONTROL. *1.95 From USED VANITIES (No Mirrors) Early American Bunk Beds *129. Odds & Ends, Occasional* USED DRESSERS 3 Pc. D A N IS H M O D E R N Settee, 2 Chairs, Foam Cushion*, Zipper Cover*. Asaorted Colors. Reg. 3179. TABLES USED AND NEW USED CHAIRS *168. Nylon Cover*. Foam Rubber Cushion*. Aborted Color*. Reg. 3289.50. *38. *48. Cover*. Reg. 359. POLE LAM PS Wide Assortment $ 7 f t t F .X Ju p W A L N U T DESKS *1 0 .9 5 and up 9’ x 12* LINOLEUM RUGS *3.88 CASH A CARRY MATHER OF SA N FO R D — OPEN F R I D A Y E V E N IN G S — $38 203-09 E. 1 s t ST. — PH. 322-0983 $18 — C O N V E N IE N T TERM S — I �X* * M *A l. Highway 14 Opened From Sanford To Altamonte A * Anchor Club o f Seminole High School ia sponsoring a "Got Out tho V ote" campaign Saturday. The glrla will bo in tbo downtown a n a wearing “ sandwich sign*" urging avery regiatcrcd voter to go to tho polls on Nov. 3. In addition each girl will telephone 20 peo­ ple reminding them of the •lection and offering aid aa babysitter*. • • • T here's Halloween fun going on all over the place this week­ end. Southside School is hav­ ing a carnival Friday night and Saturday night there will be school carnivals at Osteen. O viedo and at Wilson School. In Longwood the fire depart­ m ent la sponsoring a Hallo­ ween fete for Longwood young­ sters in the city park. • • • Despite all that Is going o n final campaigning, Halloween parties, football game—you'll be sorry If you don't find som e time somewhere to slip over to the Civic Center and spend a little time going through the exhibits there. Y ou 'll be am aied! • • • You can tell the political race la coming down to the wire— in one county race, par­ tisan spectators have come to the booing and heckling stage. • • • Saturday is kids’ day at the Conservation Exhibit at the C ivic Center — take them — they’ ll be fascinated and so will you. Besides the static dUplays there'll be Walt Dis­ ney movies. • • • Mrs. Cam! Bruce, Seminole County’s auperviaor of reg­ istration, will discuss voting procedures from 11 until 11:30 a.m. Monday during a special program on WTKIt. e s s We didn't mean to confuse you good Geneva people bu the precinct listing in Thurs­ day's Herald wasn't rffht. P rt cinct • is 'n Geneva Commun­ ity Hall, Dot Oviedo as reportid. * e s Thsy were squeezing oran­ ges in the county courtroom the other day. The task was to demonstrate the use o f a device in measuring the sol­ ids in the juice. Circuit Judge Thomas A. Beasley watched the proceedingsfor a few minutes, then reached for­ ward, grabbed a paper cup and commented that he'd probably enjoy a taste.Didn't g et it, e e • The episode ia one of sevaral instituted by the DeFuniak Springs Jurist here to conduct a Circuit Court trial and shows how he livens up even the most staid o f cour*s. He's a stickler for efficiency and seeks constantly to ex­ pedite proceedings in a judi­ cious manner but still retains the ability to case tensions with an appropriate word. • • • Things we didn't know now. West First Street com es Gertrude Street finally Highway 18 as travel west. • • • till be­ amt you Did you ever wonder what you'd do if you stepped on a snake? Ask Mr*. Helen McGill ftf Geneva. Wednesday night she stepped off the front porch and onto a 20-inch coral snake. She was wearing sandals. The snake wrapped itself around Mrs. McGill's ankle at she hopped b * 'k into the house where her hu«band. Ray. killed the reptile with a board and a hammer. She wasn't bitten, but It’ s a wonder! Ralph Alderman Held Not Guilty By Local Jury Ralph Alderman, Orlando cltrua man, went free last night when a alx-man Jury returned an innocent verdict on ■ charge o f grand larceny. The jury deliberated slight­ ly more than an hour In reach­ ing its verdict after Circuit Court Judge Thomas Beasley had previously dropped four other counts against Aiderman aa not being under the jurisdiction o f his court— the •lleged activities having been held in Orange County. Aldsrman was charged with having an "agreem ent’* with A. T. Hall, Orlando, former •tat* agriculture inspector, to alter Hall'* inspection rec­ ords so that the two could split a 10 cent boost In tha price per box o f orangea. Alderman waa alleged to hare taken thousands o f dol­ lars from the Hi-Aerea con­ centrate plant In Forest City — the figure waa estimated aa high as 1200,000. Judge Beasley told the jury to ignore testimony on the other eounta which consisted o f bribery, conspiracies to commit bribery and granJ larceny. The grand larceny count was permitted to itand late yesterday morning and the defense counsel, J. Russell Hornsby, began hia portion o f the case. He brought In five witnessea who teitified aa to the character and veracity o f Alderman (g o o d ") and Hall ("very bad"). Hall teatified during the four-day trial that he had en­ tered en “ agreement" with Alderman to bilk Ill-Acres of the money by changing the Inipection records. He was arrested years ago when the sensational citrus cate broke and turned atate'u evidence in this c a n and s similar one lodged against C. R. Lowdermilk, o f A lta­ monte Springs. A n o t h e r Jury convicted Lowdermilk o f the same char­ ges which faced Alderman. He ia free pending sentenc­ ing. The Florida Agriculture De­ partment haa shown consider­ able Interest in the eases which rocked the industry when first exposed. Serving on the Jury this week were Richard S. Costel­ lo, Winter Park} Clinton F. Goree, Maitland; James S. Ewer. Apopka; Lewis Albert Roberts, Robert N. Klimeck, Casselberry. The alternate waa Joseph B. Shaw, Sanford. The prosecution waa handl­ ed by State Attya. Arthur L. (Mike) Steed o f Orlando and William D. Hopkins o f Tallahassee. Jax Students I Zip Code 12771 | WEATHER: Fair through Saturday; high near 80; low In 50a. VOL. 56 United rreas Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI., OCTOBER 30, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 811 WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson is leading in M states and the District o f Columbia with 433 electoral votes and Sea. Barry M. Gc Idwater is ahead in 10 sta'rs with 71 electoral votes, accord­ ing to a United Press Interna­ tional survey. In doubt are four states with 34 electoral votes. These are Indiana, Florida, Vermont aod North Dakota. This outlook for next Tues­ day's election is based on statewide p o l l s , Interview! with political leaders and the findings of veteran corres­ pondents throughout tha na­ tion. With a Johnson landslide ap­ parently in the offing, the Democrata also seem likely to ride his coattails to slight gaina In tha U. S. Senata and Housa of Representatives, and In stata governorship*, The UPI survey shows the Dem ocrat! now hold 34 governorships to the Republicans' 11 Bandits 'Clean' Bank Of $61,000 BARRICADES CAME DOWN this morning at the intersec­ tion of Interstate 4 and Highway 46 to open the 10.9 mile sec­ tion south to Highway 4116. On hand to watch the o|>ening were, from left, Charles Sylvester, assistant district engineer for construction of the SUD; Highway Patrol Trooper John Polk. Trooper Jerry Hawthorne, Trooper Tommy Tomlinson, Lt. T. M. Aaron, SUD District Engineer Itichey Green, J. M. Hamm, assistant district engineer, and J. D. Dollar, 3RD maintenance official. (Herald Photo) Fourth Suspect Student Press To Meet Held In Murder A suspect wanted in connec­ tion with slaying o f a I’ aola fisherman near a St. Johns River fishing cam p was nab­ bed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation this week at his home in Chickamauga, Ga. Being held in a Floyd Coun­ ty (G a.) Jail is Walter William Payne, 58. He is charged with unlawful flight to avoid prose­ cution. Payne is wanted in Volusia County on a charge of partici­ pating in the slaying of Floyd Dodson, 48, at the fishing site. Dodson's brutally beaten body was found floating in the river near a cam p he and others had been occupying. ‘.Street Show* I'nitrd Press International Sen. Harry M. Gutdwater focussed his campaign today on U S. relations overseas. He charged the ‘‘fire world has been coming apart at the seams" while President John­ son has "turned his personal campaign for personal power into a circus and a street ahow." The Seminole High School newspaper and yearbook staff will be h od Saturday to the Central Florida Scholastic Press Association for a work­ shop and luncheon meeting. More than 200 high school press staifers, headed by Dis­ trict Dt-ecY»w Poa Me#d*: *>! Colonial High School in Or- Bryant Orders Altamonte Audit Undo, and executive secretary Mr*. Verta Cox, o f Tampa, will convene at the local school Saturday morning. The students will be divided into workshop groups pertain­ ing to their responsibilities, with area newsmen, publishers and authors »'<1 Uffivettity ol Florida School o f Journalism teachers leading the discuss­ ions and providing instruction for the students. Harrell Brooks of Foote and Davis, Atlanta, Ga., will be in charge of the layout workshop; Mrs. Orrissa Klngsbrrry, autfiur of "Creating the Year­ b ook ," will lead the copy and copyfitting ' study; Lon Wat­ ters, of Taylor Publishing Com­ pany, will discuss covers and color. Newspaper reporting and photography will be under the instruction of Donald A. Groom *, assistant professor at the U. of F. School of Journal­ ism. Interviewing, newswriting and editing will he lead by Miss Jo Anne Smith, assist­ ant professor at the U. of F. School of Journalism. Typography, or make-up will he discussed by Marion liarman, Orlando Sentinel bureau TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Gov. Farris Bryant ordered a state audit of the accounts of the t o w n of Altamonte Springs after receiving n pelition requesting the audit from half the freeholders. Mayor E. Lawrence Swnfford and other members of the town council asked for the nudit after George llolirow waa defeated by Swofford in the primary race for county commissioner. Hohrow charged Swoffonl's real estate holdings were as­ sessed lower than the value carried on the tax books. Swofford has sued Bnhrow for libel, asking 1200,000. chief. • Favor Barry JACKSONVILLE (U P I) A straw vot# by Jacksonville University evening students showed Republican Sen. Barry Goldwatcr far ahead of Presi­ dent Johnson. Goldwsler polled 84.7 per cent of the vot# to 35 3 per cent for Johnson. Most o f the 241 students participating in the poll are registered voters. Goldwatcr also was favored in an earlier poll of day stu­ dents. VOTE. . . VOTE Careers >n Journalism will he presented by John Webb, assistant professor at the U. of F. School of Journalism. W ebb will also lead the workshop session on newt production. Photography will be under the supervision of Carlyle Mne-'a, Key*. Pri;*lng C orpora­ tion. How to write in editorial w ill l>e lead by Julian Stenstrom, associate editor of The Sanford HeralJ. Stenstrom also will be the feature speaker it the lunch­ eon in the school cafeteria following the workshop sess­ ions. Student chairman of the d is­ cussions is Andy Michels. High school coordinators are Mrs. Thelma Lewis, Miss Dorothy Morrison and Mrs. Joanne Bohannon. Jr. College Plans Receive Study A proposed Junior college for Seminole County moved another step ahead last night when school hoard memliers and the County Chamber o f Com merce'* long rinse plan nine committee met al Hie a d ­ ministration offices. School and committee of f i ­ cials began preparation o f a brief (nr the proposed junior college In the county and d is ­ cussed surtry data to be used In connection with the appli­ cation. The long range committee is headed by Byron Kimball and C. Vernon .Mur at rn rhair men. Committee mem bers met with School Stipt. It. T. Milwi'c and Srhotd Board mem ber Jim Rirkenmryer. Additional sessions will he held at the two groups, along with other interested factions in the county continue to push plans for the long sought juu lor college. IISUV ••• ATLANTA (U PI) - T w o bin d ili armed with snub-nosed pistols "cleaned out" • branch bank of $81,000 today A w om ­ an teller grabbed a gun from one bandit, but was forced to drop It in fear a customer would be shot. Auditor* aald tha methodical gunmen looted four of five cash drawers of 181,111. The vault waa locked. Thanks* Given LONDON (U P I)—Broadcast­ ing director Frank Gillard r e ­ Miners Trapped ceived a response to new W1I1TWELL, Tenn. (UPI) early morning music on the — Six miners were tempor­ BBC from • burglar. "Thanks arily trapped ia a min* for helping me with my w ork,” 'Thursday by ameke Areas a 14 said. smouldering conv^i'tr "belt. Of Sanford By Harry I. Another ribbon o f interstate highway waa set in motion this morning when Interstate 4 was opened from Sanford to Highway 43« at Altamonte Springs. Highway 438 haa Just been rebuilt and widened and the Interstate opening was delay­ ed until this w as com pleted. Road officials reported the delay was necessary as with­ out Highway 438 the trnffie would have been dumped on a narrow two-lana road near Orlsndo. With the opening o f the sec­ tion. Interstate 4 t* now open from Daytona Beach to Alta­ monte Springs and from a point in the southern portion o f Orlando through to Tam paSt. Petersburg. A short section In Orlando Is yet to he completed. District Engineer Richey Green of tfe- State Bi-ad De­ partment and Lt. T. H. Aaron o f the Florida Hlgharay Ba­ t ' d beaded s Hat o f officiate on hand to watch the rem oval o f the barricades. Green reported the new high­ way Is lO.t mites long and that traffic travels another 2.1 miles on 438 to reaeh 17-P2. N will than go (lightly m ore than another mile to reach the sou­ thern Seminole Coonty line. Asked when the rem aining link of the highway w ould bo opened, Green said “ not before February o f ’85." He called that construction p ro je ct “ a m ajor oaeN and R Involves three contractors. When K Is completed, Waf­ fles win whls from Daytona Beach to the Tam pe-SL Peters­ burg area in a traction c f the time lt took e a older highways. The effect c f traffic through Sanford on 19-tt w as noticed almost im m edlatsly. Sanford now is hyp gm ad by dm ‘ tag o f 1-8.. Fire Claims 7 COLUSA, Calif. (U P I) — Seven elderly residents o f a rest home were burned te death early today w h e n ftm.iea destroyed the ranchstyle building. ‘W orld You Save* EN ROUTE WITH JOHN­ SON (UPI) — President Johnson, hammering hard at the iaeue of pear* or nuclear war, told voter* today that if he is elected “ the world you save will be your own." Vows To Quit TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Republican Charles Holley vowed to withdraw from tho governor's rare if llaydon Burns could prove he wasn't being investigated for income las evasion. Adlai Promises 1.08 ANGELES (U PI) — Adlai K. Stevenson, U.3. ambassador to the United Na­ tions. said today he would resign within a minute ot the inauguration if Sen. Harry M. Goldwater is eleited president. FRANKENSTEIN (tho one on the right above) visited Thu Herald office the other day and im­ mediately took a liking to Doris Williams, the n e w s p a p e r 's society editor. Doris hasn’t stopped nhaking from the experience but, according to the grimace on her fnce, «he didn’t know whether to like or dialike Frankenstein’s inter­ est in her. (Herald Photo) Premier Named SAIGON, Viet Nam (UTI) — Mayor Tran Van lluong, of Saigon, was appointed to­ day as the first civilian prem­ ier in nearly a year of wartorn, dissension-riddled South Viet Nam. VOTE. . . VOTE Stetson Operates A Vote In 10 Cities Correction rhe advertisement esrrled Wednesday’s edition of The raid by Publix Markets in­ cited that the "Customers nus” mixing bowl offer was ad at both the Sanford and sselbcrry atones. The offer, "Voting days art near, wever. is good only at the "Remember to vote this y ea r." — Mildred Gramkow blix Market in the newly Woman's Club ened Sanford Plata. Johnson Lends Road Open Sen. Goldwnler, For Bypass UPI Poll Tells Seminole County » * * * on the S t Johns River « # • « "The Nile of Amerlc." RAY HARM, celebrates! wildlife painter, pones lienide one o f bin excep­ tional exhibit* now at the Civic Center, Harm is here with his collection in conjunction with the Sanford Chamber of Commerce'* Florida Con­ servation Week. (Herald Photo) DKLAND (U P I)-T h e Stet­ son University eslrndon d iv is­ ion is operating centers in lu Florida cities this year, D irec­ tor Elbert Tyner announced today. Classes are being held in Bradenton, Cocoa, Del.and, "Don't miss the boat, Jacksonville. Miami, Orlando, 'Be suro amt v ote." Palaika, Polk County, St. —Catherine Harris Augustine and Winter Garden Woman's Club for E. C. Harper, Jr. FOR CITY COM M ISSIONER is a vote for VOTE... Exercise Your Right Tuesday. ..VOTE PROGRESS Pd. Pol. Adv \ � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 29, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7dbc600f039c09103212c5f0fe7282f1.pdf 225d55af09909cb8e00968dacbc71fdc PDF Text Text G reat S avings on E asy T erm s FROM A WORLD OF FIN* FURNITURE COU NTY About 254 disabled poopit «ai io p n d ttU to the Orlu d o Sm ico a m Including Seminole Coast/ will become eligfele lor Socltl aacurity dieability booefils or wiS have benefit* they era now receiv­ ing tocrsseod, according to Coioael Byron a Pettcu, so­ cial eocarity district mans par la Orlando. A n benefits and increases era provided by a now amend­ ment t« the social security law wbkb changes the rule lor setting tbs date on which a worker's “period of disability" ability to ba recognised, Coi­ n s ! Psttoa pointed out It af­ fects eely people who worked •ader serial security tor at least five of the 10 years before they beesme disabled end who applied after July 1963, or kave set yet applied. "We have the names and ad­ dressee of those who applied, and we either have already written to them or we will within n tow dejrt,” Colonel Patton said . "They do not need to take any action right away, but If they do not hear tram us within two weeks they should call or write us. "On the ether hand," Col­ onel P a t t o n emphasised 'There may be many former workers who are now disabled but who have never asked at the social security office to find out whether they may be bod waited beyond 4be time limit for filing aa application. Others mty not have heard •boat disability benefits. We went to hear Worn them u Increases in benefits now being paid will be re­ tractive to November 1995 and will be paid with the checks to be delivered early la December. People newly eligible tor benefits because of the ameadmest will receive back payments to November 19M M they apply before the end of November 1944, stated Coioael Patton. Tha Toe Club of Lyman High School w u represented by six officers and members and their sponsor, Ralph Jen­ sen, at tha oxocuthra board matting of Florida Toe Clubs Saturday In Tampa. Purpose of the meet w u to consider the eligibility of the various Tee Clubs to affili­ ate with the state organisa­ tion and to p re para recom­ mendations for the state con­ vention. Thou attending were Mike MeMlllen, president; John Puglia, vice president; Bar­ bara Day, secretary; Carlton Calienberger, sergeant - a l ­ arms; Bob Dowdy and Bob Foremen. Robert A. Ramble/ Jr. woe Installed as master councilor of Uie Seminole Chapter, Or­ der of DeMolay, la ceremon­ ies at Masonic Temple Sun­ day. Chairmen W. W. Cash give e welcoming speech explain­ ing the high principles af the Order of DeMolay to the ma­ ny visiting friends and rel­ ative! and the prayer wee given by Rev. E. W. Smith, of Firat Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Representative P a M alay awards were presented to Robert A. Rumbley Jr. end Steve Stein by the chapter advisor, E. L. Weber. DeMolay members installed PORTION OF THR CROWD of more then 80,000 peraona who Jammed wen: Robert A. Rumbley Jr., Colonial P la n parking lot a t Orlando Monday to see and hear President m u ter councilor; Richard Lyndon B. Johnson. Ten* of thousands more lined th e long parade route Burns, senior councilor and down Orange Ave. end Colonial Ave. (Hwy. SO), w hare the President al­ Leroy Nopper J r , Junior coun­ ternately rode and walked, shaking every hand he could reach along the cilor. way. Brevard County sign wma one of many o th er county tigna which Appointed DeMolay officers were seen. (Herald Photo) Installed were: Eddie Hub­ bard, John Leach, Stovan Mrs. Robert L. Stevenson, Stain, Ernest Heinbuch, John Mre. Max Wctnar, and a Butts, Mark Parker, Robert guest, Mrs. Barling, wife of Law, Chris Akers, Wede Han­ the speaker. cock, Richard Dunn, Paul The next meeting will be held Nov. 17 at the home of Mrs. Vernon Herrington on Craig Drive, Bear Lake. Any By Maryann Miles white elephant article to go area women who would like B. L. Barling, of ■ Clar- for World Gardena. to join the Bear Lake Garden con Rood, was guest speaker P raunt at tha meeting ware Club may contact 3!ra. Brunk at a m uting of the Bear Lake Mrs. Vernon Gluves, Mrs. or any of tha members. Garden Club at the borne of Vernon Herrington, Mrs. Al­ Mrs. Charles Duncan, of 2090 bert Jacob*, Mrs. C. C. Jones, Tha Maatera' golf tourna­ Mochaln Trail, Maitland. Mrs. William Maasey, Mrs, ment was won by Arnold A hibiscus specialist, ha Charles Mora, Mrs. Richard Palmar In 1959, I960 and showed 150 color slldea and Ostrander, Mrs. Richard Scott, 1962. gave tha members pointers on growlnr, fertilising end ear­ ing for hlblscua. He also ex­ plained what to do if tha plants are infested with inisets and how to protect them SEMINOLE COUNTY CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS from a freeze. All the members brought 101 W. First St. at least three articles which they had made to ba shown OPEN DAILY at the Christmas Tree Lane, Dec. 3 and 4, at tha Orlando EXCEPT SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS Garden Center. Pd. Pol Adv. They each also brought a Stale Representative FRIENDLY FISTICU FFS were inevitable in this election y ear when the donkey and the ele­ phant met a t Cub Scout Pack 540’a Halloween Party at Casselberry Community Methodist Church. Underneath the original homemade maska a n Leatar Britton (left) and Harold Martlndnle. (Herald Photo) EFFECTIVE and AGGRESSIVE REPRESENTATION RKNT qUAl.lKIKI) — EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN PUIILIC AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. (DEM OCRAT) (Paid Pol. Adv. By Joe Davit) Democratic County Commissioner Dist. 3 VO TE FOR SW OFFORD YO U VO TE FOR Experience. Proven Record Of Ability A Sincere Desire To Serve of Seminole County A Full Time Commissioner A Man With All M a r k e t , Prank Whigham, John Cullum, Danny Leeds, Don Fortner, Chuck Scott, Freak Murray, Gary P a n ­ man and Ralph Btumpf Jr. Installing officers Robert A. Rumbley S r, E. 0. Keith, John A. Fuller, Edmond L. Weber, John S. Parker and Copt Arnold Williams also assisted la the inspiring rit­ uals of presenting the Bible, flag and school book. The Seminole High School Triple Trio, under the direc­ tion of Miss Ollie Reese Whittie, sang two songs. C a r o l R eutror, Chapter Sweetheart, was presented a pendant with DeMotay insig­ nia by p u t Sweetheart, Ceni Wheatland. After the Installation, re­ freshments su re served at a reception In the dining room. Hostesses wore Mrs. F. N uh, Mrs. L. Kooky and Mrs. R. A. Rumbley. Records show that u u u g a w u eaten several hundred years before tha time of Christ. I Baby Beds (Complete with Mattieas) _ | » . ) I Chest af Drawers 4 Drawee--------- I19.M k Play P e n a --------- »!*.« Play Pea Pada ....— g l.lf 8trailers ...------------119.35 Pelding High Chairs 912.93 Traiaer Setts —— - 55.95 EASY OPEN FRIDAY TERM S NIGHTS SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 20S-0B E . l i t ST . 322-09S i » ) Senator Holland's YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY W HEN YOU M A TH ER of Sanford Business Interests In Seminole County. Pd. Pol. Adv, By W. Lawrence Swofford Even your car seems to swing into the spirit of gay occasions when you fill u p w ith Chevron? The new a n d modern m otor fu e ls -s o right for Dixie’s poising pace to­ day! Your choice of three great Chevron gasolines. Each packed w ith livelier per* formance . . . long-running economy. What* ever you drive, there’s a Chevron th a t o tera moat for your money. Besides, in Chevron a n d Chevron Supreme you g e t Methyl*the different antiknock compound th a t helps develop all the power b u ilt in to your car. Stop a t Standard. (Jo lively w ith Chevron! Wetakebettercareofyourcsr » i �**. V * ,, ‘ ^ *' *5^- ' Governor Petitioned For Audit O f Altamonte Springs Books Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River • • * • “The N ile of America” New Post Office Building Slated For lake Mary Councilmen Join With Residents By Julian Stenstrom Tho community Lake Attorneys for the Altamonte Spring* CUIgen* post Mary wifi have a W EATHER: Cloudy, tom t showers Thursday: high in 80s, low about 70. for Better Government Committee today directed A office building. letter to Gov. Farris Bryant asking that he appoint Postmaster Clarence (Crack­ VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 WED., OCTOBER 28, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 809 er) Donaldson told The Her­ a state auditor to examine the books of the Town >45 r « i o fc4, ald today that he had reetlved of Altamonte Springs for irregularities. la B uford thla week to Attached to the letter, according to a statem ent confirmation of the new In­ preside or«r tho til*rod eltstallation from tho regional of­ this morning by Mr*. fice In Atlsnta. ru t swindle tr ill is Judge Grctchcn W. Tope, 1123 office should be abova ra* Postal inspector* and the Thomas A. Bcialty of Deproach." real eatate representative are Glen Arden Way, A lta­ Funlak Spring*. Judge Bou* No Comment now in the proceas of inspect monte Springs, chairman lay, according to Judge Volla Attorney Joe Davis, Alta­ big and selecting the ait* for of the committee, wae a A. Williama, la tha only m u monte Springs' town attorney petition signed by S3 munici­ the new facility, Donaldson in tha hlatory of tho StaU pally registered freeholders of and himaclf a candidate for said. An undercover agent for of Florida to serva two Urma the Town'* 132 registered free­ election to the House of R e ^ The new post office which the Florida Agriculture De­ aa Speaker of the Houio of has been necessitated by the holders asking the governor to resentatlves, had no com m ent Representative*. H it t w o partment wae given a relentgrowth of the area wUl be authorize the audit as provid­ term*, Judge Williama added, leaa grilling this morning in boosted to second class itatua ed under Florida Statute However, Mayor Swofford did were not consecutive. release the following declara­ Instead of the present third 137.31. Circuit Court here as a eitrua • • • class, Donaldson said. A statement, released by tion: fraud trial continued. Wa* a time when a person “We actually have reached Mr*. Tope, declared; "1 am "Thli is the political season On trial and facing several could pick an oranio, squeesa second clais status now, but led to believe that the entire and there la no doubt tn m y counta of grand larceny, brib­ it and drink it or peel it and it will not be effective until Town Council has agreed to mind that this la a politically eat it and th a t wae th a t But ery and related charges is this procedure, although their Inspired move. Nevertheless, July, 1965," he said. o ra n rtt are big buiineta now. Donaldson attended the na­ agreement came only after the our four councilmen and m y­ Ralph \V. Alderman, who Is Drop into the courthouee and tional convention of postmas­ required number of signatures self have advised the Govern­ alleged to have cheated the liiten to the highly technical ters in Cincinnati last week were seeurrd on the petition." or. by letter, that we welcome lli-Acrea Concentrate plant aipecte of tha induitry aa un­ where he heard Postmaster Mrs. Tope alio said in her and encourage an examination of Forest City out of about folded during the trial. General John Gronouakl out­ statement, "We are expecting of the financial records of the • • • * 100, 000. line plana for Improved p ar­ immediate action from the town." Comment* are itartin g to Governor." It was pointed out In a con­ cel post aervlce. On the stand this morning com* into The Herald office Gronouakl promised "tender, ference this morning held by Certain Criticism was William II. Roller, for­ now for the Job den* on the laving care" for Yule pack­ Meanwhile, members of the the committee's legal repre­ JU V EN ILE JUDGE C. VERNON MIZE (left) mer Daytona Bench potiee 1964 Progreea Edition. Nice ages this year with new sched­ Town Council, including May­ sentative, that the committee was honored with the presentation of a plaque chief, who told of hi* assign­ uled delivery of parcel post or W. Lawrence Swafford, ad­ is releasing a copy of a letter to know the reading public ia from the Juvenile Council, shown being pre­ ment In June, 1962, to check available by Nov. 30 for the dressed a letter to Governor received by the Board of Comrecognizing a lot of hard sented here by retiring Council President Bill most populous areas, Bryant in which they advised mlasioners of the Town of Al­ work. activities of A l d e r m a n ' s Tanner. Inscription on plaque indicated that the • • • “For the first time, service the state's Chief Executive tamonte Springs from Jack trucks at Hi-Arrrt. award was presented to Judge Mize for “OutCHRISTMAS DECORATIONS will light up Sanwill be predictable with eight that they have Joined In the Greene, certified public ac­ T h a County Commlailon Firing the questions at him standinsr and devoted service to the youth of ford street* in a glow of Yuletide glitter this areai of the nation ready be­ signing of the petition. "This countant, stating that certain Tueiday agreed to latue a wns Defense Atty. J. Russell Seminole County." (Herald Photo) year ns the Sanfonl Merchants Association fore the coming Christmas action," the letter stated, "has records were In "poor condi­ Hornsby, of Orlando, as he permit for the Jal-AIal Fron­ adds these and many other lighted pole decor­ season to allow postal em ­ been precipitated because of tion" and requesting that these tried to wear down the wit­ ton to initall atreet light* in ations, President B. L. Perkins Jr. (left) and ployes to tell customers with certain crltlciam directed at irregularities ibould be cor* ness and point up inconsistfront of Its parking lot on Christmas lighting chairman E. C, Harper Jr, a high degree of accuracy t h e affairs of Altamonte reeled aa early ae March, 1934. enciee in his testimony. U.S. 17-93. Not only will the hold some of tho attractive polo decorations when parcel post packages Springs, Swofford aald, "Sine* we re­ Rosier told of watching an Fronton buy and inetatl the which will he lit up this year, (Heruld Photo) will be delivered, providing "We, as the governing body tain a competent certified pub­ Atdermun truck arrive at the atandarde and light*, It'll al­ the alp code number la used. , , , welcome and encourage lic accountant . . . to cooduct plant, being unloaded, then so foot the power bill. "In addition, all sacks of any such examination of the an annual audit of our records • • • reloaded, taken to a nearby mall will be limited to a free town's financial affairs as and such audit la available to spot fur an overnight wait County Commissioner Lea fall of 13 Inches and individual you may cooducL any Interested citizen la our and then return to the plant Cary paid Tha Herald a varpackage* to a free fall of ig "Any municipality," the let- Town 1UU, I assume that the with the sama fruit. Wayne Albert, chairman of bnl bouquet on ita annual inches and foam rubber pad­ ter continued, “In order to coat of such an examination He said ha or other agent* progress edition but remark­ the Jaycee Christina i parade ding is to be Installed to cuab- serve Its citizens, must havo will be paid for by the petlhad thn truck and contents ed, “ You didn't publish a announced today that f II of packages." the confidence end trust of tinner*, the councilman, indi­ ynungsteri, six-year oUl .fcott idarr turv«ntknr* at alt photo of the moat striking * ,% i1 "i f * *tnf , i -»■ "t «i t oltica department thaw citizens end w* feel aa vidually, am) the mayor, and Fuller and nine-year-old Dlckto time* ihirtpg tb* ii liod* church in Seminole County." alp-codas be used early examination of tha X expect that It would coat UeJtotf Ft*** • a t - dole* H a y d f ttt “Which one is th a t! " we Peas have tied a i win a packages which town's affairs will-allay any about 120 per person." F re v d e tt { today Rapes', . Tew<r*tticKd k> a Utt ’altoa, "BUI Bx^k,h-*whra asked. Gary popped back, the Chriitmaa theme three to flva days m linnderitandlnp or doubt Municipal A ccent* charsgteriaed with the title, "My Chr ■pptytog And ehutalng era, cd speech Johgaon’a ac­ “Oriedo’a Firat Methodist, of faaSat delivery," Donaldson which may exist aa a result of tie with Sen. The petition addressed to Dream." ptoymsnt fron Hi-Acrea, fold ton of *£n HubertTt. Hum course." the Influence of certain criti Governor Bryant points to an said. Both boys submitted the of observing the truck being wuter as a choice between re­ phrey as a running mate. • • • cism and agitation." examination "Into the methods sponsibility and recklessness. same title on the same date. loaded from a Ill-Acre bin, Tbe Arizona senator said The County Commission The $23 savings bond will be The letter was signed by and accuracy of the municipal Aa he prepared to invade nro- Humphreys candidacy has driven to a point on Spring chamber in the Courthouse al­ split but both boys will ride Councilmen Keith L. Nixon, accounts, with particular em ­ Lake Road, left Ihcre over Goldwater territory in South­ tied up the Democratic party •• so has something new. On tho in their own car in the parade, Gene R. Stephenson, Robert phasis on: (1) The City owned night, and then returned to ern California, Johnson said "in a neat bundle for eventual panelled wall behind the com­ slated for Dec 2. E. Newell, Stuart D. Fritch water department, (2) the lag tho election stakes were "iucdelivery to the Americans fot tho plant to be Unloaded missioners' desks appear* and Mayor Swof ford. c e ll and survival." He assert­ Democratic Action, the most roll* and valuation of proper­ Scott and Dickie both attend again. these word* In “ bank" style Southside School. Scott is the ed. "Inequalities" ly, <3) the payment of delin­ effective radical Socialist or­ Each time, he said, the Imid "We cannot and will not play ganization in the land." aluminum painted letters: E. Pope Uauett, Republican quent real property taxes, and son of Mr. and Mra. Ben Full­ was examined as a new ship­ Iho war-game of bluff and Goldwater was also to ap Demonstrations BOARD OF opposing M a y o r Swafford, (4) the qualifications of per­ er, of 1316 MellonvlUe Avenue ment of fruit. CAIRO U. A. H. (U P D -A r­ Democrat, for a seat on the son or persons responsible for bluster." COUNTY COMMISSIONERS and Dickie is the son of Mr, pear in Chicago and Oshkosh, Sln'e attorneys in the case mored c*r* patroled the County Commission, said to keeping the books." The President planned a fo­ Wis. SEMINOLE COUNTY and Mrs. Richard Dcas, of are William D. Hopkins and street* of the capital of Khar­ dey, “More than two weeks s c o r r FU LLER ray Into California areas in 2013 MellonvlUe Avenue. Neat, sharp, keen, and With reference to the annual Arthur L. Steed. The trial is eluding Los Angeles, where In his Cedar Rapids address toum today as new demonstra­ ago these alleged irregulari­ The winning theme, "My audit, Swofford pointed out to­ attractive, too! being heard by Circuit Judge Goldwater sentiment runs high, he said that Johnson's support tion* broke out. Christmas Dream," will be ties in the public record* oi day that the auditor said ha Thomas lteusley of DeFuniak after opening another day o! comes from "hureacrats who used as a basis for all the A l t a m o n t e Springs were did not audit the water rec­ fear the cold light of public, Spring*. heavy campaigning with a Fire Victim floats which will enter the brought to my attention; spo ords prior lo a Utter dated In IS Y O U R H EA R T parade. Alderman ia charged with speech at Albuquerque, N M scrutiny, from labor leaders JACKSONVILLE (UPI) clfically: The apparent In­ March because the water de­ who promise tn deliver voles grand larceny, conspiracy to INTHE RIGHT R A C E ! This will be the 13th annual lie gave his assessment of and not from the grass roots. An IT-year-old man burned to equalities in tax asieum eoti partment's books had not been commit grand larceny, two "What this election is all death early today when * fire, and tax payments. Christmas parade sponsored aet up. Since that time, he counts of bribery and one con- about" in a speech prop ired by the Merchants Division o| apparently caused by a defec­ "1 applaud this grass roots added, the water department spirncy to commit bribery. for a rally a I Albuquerque. Street Fights tive heater, swept his home. effort by approximately one hooks have been established the Chamber of Commerce Earlier today, two truck And In the text of his Los An­ TULSA, Dkla. (UPI) - A The victim, Preston Jones, and staged by the Sanford half of Ihe registered freehold under the direction of the drivers for Hi-Arres told of geles speech, he said: series of street fights broke lived alone in the house. Seminole Jaycces. eri of Altamonte Spring! to in­ auditors. moving the loads to the ‘ We are going full speed out Tuesday before and alter quire into the a «vsrent favor Further, said Swofford, they Spring Lake Road area and ahead We are not going hick a speech by Ijd y Bird John­ Space Monument IHsma in certa'ii -iipects ot have been Inspected by the Political Rally of noticing they were being to a past of muddling ind son. The brawling was blam­ CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) their city government. Since Housing and Home Finance followed by what th e y believ­ m ake-believe, mud - slinging ed in part on clashes between The seven original Mercury that time," Bassett continued, Agency, a federal bureau that ed to ba agriculture depart­ polities and mildewed policy." Goldwater and Johnson aup- astronaut* have been invited Slated Thursday DICKIE DEAS "I have repeatedly asked financed the Installation of the ment inspectors. Goldwater, in his first sche- porters. lo attend the dedication Nov. Mayor Swofford to explain municipal water system. Tha A political rally, one of the 10 of * monument honoring these matters and have re­ books. Swofford continued, last of the current campaign, America'! first man in spjce ceived no reply." Bassett said were found to be in good or­ will be held Thursday at 6 venture. he had done this in telephone der. He milled that IIHFA will p. m. at the new city parking calls, personal conversations make a final audit of the wa­ lot at First Street and Park 3 Kidnaped and in political speeches. ter department next month beAvenue sponsored by the Semi­ COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPI) “ I believe," Bassett went on fore turning the entire water nole County Young Republi­ By Hollis Austin of vice president and went out | to assume," Cain pointed out upset by Ihe sudden end tra- Two 13-year-old A l a b a m a to say, “those who seek county system over lo the town. can Club City Editor of his way to Insure that Vice| "(in that hlack and dreadful Sir dimth of the young Pres!- youths were ordered held The public is invited to at without bond today on charges HepuMicai Harry P. Cain, President Johnson was prepar [day last November, America tend and near all the candi­ dent, but Lyndon B. Johnson dates who are in opposition in a former U. S. senator from esl for the Job he might have [was shocked, frightened and was prepared—he took over of kidnaping three Ft. Benning soldiers and holding them (he Nov 3 election, on state, Tacoma, Wash., told a capa­ in a competent, decisive man­ for ransom. city audience at a luncheon at enunty and city levels ner and dissipated our fears Ten candidates, opposing Spencer's ResLiursnl Tuesday for America and for the rest Income Tax each other for five offices, will that the Democratic ticket of PENSACOLA (U P D -A pro be given equal time to make President Lyndon B. Johnson of the world," said Cain. lessor of economics recom­ their appeal*. On the state and Sen. Hubert Humphrey has "The vast majority of the mended Tuesday that a atate level are Rep. Joe Davis and more to offer the United States nation ia grateful to President income tax bo Instituted in and the free world in exper­ Robert Hoover, M. D.. for Johnson for his firm hand in Florida and that the present legislative representative; on ience, competence, resourceour darkest hour," he added. homestead tax exemption and the county level, Guy Allen fulness, vision and courage "President Johnson has stale inventory tax be repeal­ and Mary Earle Walker, for than any other ticket in the made a wise choice in his se­ ed, ta* assessor: Lawrence Swof- 20th Century "What other two men have lection of Sen Humphrey for ford and Pope Bassett, for vice president for he well county commissioner; James spent to years, collectively, knows the heavy pressures on Navy Contract Blrkenmeyer and Walter llo- telling ready for the perils be-g. for School Board. On the hazards ami problems of the the president, the specter of city level are City Commiss­ most important office in the violence and the uncertainty To Be Explained of life. He knuws it is Import­ ioner Joe Baker , opposed by world today," he asked. Members of the Seminole Cain pointed out that John­ E. C. Harper Jr. ant to mase of the office of niw eat son had served many years vice president something more County Chamber of Commerce flNSNCIN* as senator and three years as constructive and important Coffee Club will hear Earl Even President aarg vice president, an office which than ever before needed in the Provcncher, president of PreMust Shell Out has taken on vital importance Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold, history of the country," Cain cisioneering, Inc., explain the MIAMI (UP1) - The State in today's world and that nature of the work being done noted. or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611. Democratic headquarters here Humphrey na« also bad many He emphasized that no one by his firm for the Navy in the received a bill for *13 from the years of experience in Ihe can know how the changes In building formerly used aa tha Florida Turnpike Authority, Senate. Russian and British govern­ Atlantic Coait Line warehouia The bill is far Ihe loll charg "These two men have a trements will affect world situa­ in downtown Sanford. cs run up by President John- meadous accumulation of skills POINTING OUT THE FACTS. Republican extions and ‘Johnson and Hum­ Clubbera will meet for half “Complainera, pleas* note, son'a 21 car-five bus motor­ that can only be learned in the Senator Harry Cain, who in stumping the state Member F-O-LQL phrey, with their experience an hour at 10 a.m. Thursday "We are atill free to vote." cade Sunday. political arena. The late Pres­ for the Johnson-Humphrey ticket, points out have a better chance of know­ in the Chamber building. Ail — Mary Kauffman Officials said it would be ident Kennedy wai well aware the reasons for his decision at a luncheon meet­ ing how lo deal with whit members of the Chamber and Woman's Club paid. of the importance of tie office ing a t Spencer's Restaurant Tuesday, aver these changes bring.** tb o r meals age invited, j Agent Grilled Relentlessly In Citrus Trial Two Southside Boys W in Yuletide Contest Johnson, Goldwater To The End n&wA. Johnson Needed - Cain Your VOTE. . . VOTE NEW CAR FINANCING FLORIDA STATE BA N * J �U - .* * Ifr » a f« l Bagpipes To Play Despite Tradition Mad Money? fe ta l* P age 2 -W e d . Oct. 28, '64 U . S ., Britain Agree WASHINGTON (UPI) — The District of Columbia commissions decided to break with tradition and permit a noisy bag pipe pared* on Burnley. There ls an unwritten law requiring quiet Sundays in the nation’s Capital. But the eommiieinnera said th* bag pipe parade would be okay just once alore it’s for the purpoaa of drumming up To Improve N A T O WASHINGTON (UPI) The United Bute* end Bri­ tain’* n«w Labor government ha*« agreed that strategy rnordinatlon among NATO power* »hould be Improved but are undecided on Just how to do It. They *l»o would like to broaden the rooperatlve oper­ ation* of the alliance to deal with problem* outild* ita Immediate area, hut find them,*|ve* it odd* on *urh criti­ cal ianue* a* Red Chin* *nd Cuba. Theie are the dominant im­ pressions that emerged today afU r two day* of talk* by U J . official* with RritiiH Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker. The Rrltiah official wound up hi* Hiatus•Ion* at a fS-minute conferaw a with Pre*ldent Johnson a t the Whit* Hnute Tuetdav before heading for New York and London. The ambition* of the two government* Involve l o n g rang* goal* which they hope to approach over a period of aom* time. However, acme of tha individual clement* muit be dealt with rathar *oon. The moat preulng Involve* tha propo*«d NATO nuclear fleet, which t* etrongly supportad by tha United Stale* and Germany, but frowned upon by Britain. Thi* would be a flotilla of 2b vrasela armed with eight Polaria mia> alle* each and manned by mixed craw* from participat­ ing Alliee. American official* laid the United State* would continue to puah for wideit poaalhle Allied agreement on the chap­ ter for the propoaed fleet by the end nf the year, deapilt Britiah reluctance. The United State* ha* •greed, however, to coraider any amended verilnn which the new I.atjor government may wish to propoae. This give* London l«a* than two month* tn come up with ao m e concrete idea* sufficiently a t­ tractive tn w o o Allied aupport away from tha American plan. Notice T h e Board o f P u b l i c I n a t r u t <lon o r l i m l n o U C o u n ty , Klnr I'l* wilt r»c*lv« b i d e fo r fu rn tablnw *11 l a t a r , m .l.ru l* , • 'l u l p r i u n l a n d ■•rv lr** r n q u l r , J ( o r lb* i n m i l i t i o n o r CriMPf.KTK MA*TKn AV- TKNNA AND C A n t . K T tm im o N mn 111*- nruTKMH LONOWOOD k t, k m r n TAUT l l ' l l n o u If.nilnol. Cim nly, KlnrM* tlK A ft I.AKK KI.RSIKN T A U T RCIKHtU H .m ln o l* C o u n l f , Florid! At.TAMONTK RI . KM K«TTAItV HCIIOOI* Bfmloul* C o u n ty , Klnrld* nOHKNWAl.n Kt.KMKN TAUT BCIIOOI* HnmlonU r » u n i y , KluriiU ntHITII HKStlNOT.R V.l.r. MKNTAItr SCIIOOU Memlnoli l ouniy. Klnrld* nfllfTII HKMINOt.K Jt'N inn m n ii w iu k ii . *»minnl* C n u n t r . Kln rld* A lU i l T I I IN A t , ANTKNNA ANH IIK Atl KNH K Q I II I 1MBNT KOn C I I A N N K G II K>IK TllftC Kiil.IdJWINil rctirtoi.! K.M1I.IHII KHTATKB I I . R MBNTA UT Hi *111MH.. Ham I n u l* C o u n ty , Klnrld* On # bid f o r th * t-nml.lnrd p r o j e c t * . h a l l ti* a u h i n l t t n d a n d w ill ha M o tiv e d u n t i l 1:00 p m , T h u r a d a y , N n v em h a, 15 . |) * « • t t h a School A d m l n l a t r a tl o n B u ild in g , O m m a r c l a l Mtraat, H a n f o rd . Klnrld*. nl w h i r h t l m t a n d p laca lb * Md* w ill h* p u b l l r l y ,'p an e d « n d r e a d a l o u d . Contract doonmanla rnnalat of on* aat of plan* and on* aet of ipa-'llirailon*. Drawlne* and specification! may h* ntrtiintd hr dapnaltlnp SIX 00 with lha Knainaara, |„ A. atuhl, and r. W, Marten. IJI« t’alniattn Ava, tVInl-r I'jrlr, Klorlda, for lha eir«t aai nf dorumanl* nhtadnad Much dapoalt «m p* r*tunded tn full to each par tun who re­ turn! th* dur-nmanl# tn gnnd crindltlnn within 1# day* aftar hid opartln*. with rnrptiun *■ nr.iad b.tonr. Aildllluott i*(a may ba oiiLln-d at a o u t *>f Ili.uo aach, whhh will not b* enfundahl* t'onl rant ora ifeur* Ina dncum.ola and ant auhmlttlng protmiali ihall ha rafundad half tha dapoalt upon ralurn t<( documanta tn »nod nundll Ion. A c a r l l fl t . l r lia rit o r h an k d r a f t , p t y a h l a ro th * I t n a r d nf P u b lic I n a t r u c t l a n to r X .m ln o l* c o u n t y , Floridai 1J, M . oovtrnm a n t Honda, o r a a a l l a f a c l n r y hid bond t a t r u t a d b y t h * b i d ­ d e r a n l a c o a p t a b l a a u r a i l a a In • maun! *<iiul to fl,a par .ant of lha bid ah ,11 ht auhmltta.t with aach bid. Tha auccaaaful hldlar will ha r*.|ulr*d to furnlth end pay for Mtlafartnry partnrmtnra • ltd p a y m e n t bond o r honde A t t a n t l n n la called l» t h * f a n t h a t not lea* t h i n l h a m in i, m u in t a l a r I* a a n d t a n , , a t a r t f o r t h Id l h a a p v i'lfiratlrn ia moot b a paid o n th la prnja.-t, Amendment 8 Approval Asked TALLAHASSEE — Com m i l l i n n e r of Agriculture Doyle Conner today officially endorsed Florid* Constitution­ al Amendment No. 8. which would place the State l.nml and Field Note Office* under thb control of the Internal Improvement Fund Trustee*. The propoaed amendment delete* reference to th* Comntiaaloner of Agriculture'* aupervialun of matter* per­ taining to public land* and th* Bureau of Immigration. It also remove* from the Conatitution reference* to matter* over which the Commissioner of Agriculture no longer ex­ ercise* control. "Since th* THF manege* and protcrle alula lends, the consolidation of state land lecottU under this agency will result in mure efficient rec­ ord keeping end service to the public," Conner a s s e r t e d . "Therefore, I urge our reg­ istered voter* to vote In favor of thie amendment on Nov. 3." Smalhers Sees Ervin Appointed DIXIELAND COMBO la practicing fo r the "Carnival Caper*” talent ahow Saturday a t the Oviedo High School Halloween carnival a t 7 p.m. and S p.m. Member* are left to rig h t, Ronny Metcalf, Billy Dann, Bobby Lee, bandmaster Ilichurd Zclly and Larry Neely. 'Carnival Capers' A t Oviedo By Evelyn Lastly A talent show. "Carnival Capers," will highlight the proars m nf activities scheduled at (he outstanding Halloween Carnival planned for Saturday night at Oviedo High School. The first talent show will be held.it T p. m. and the second i t 8 p. m. Mr*. Clyde Holder la chairman of the talent abow commiltee. Talent acta will Include a Dixieland Combo eompoaad of Ronnie Metcalf, Billy Dann. Boiiby fwe, Richard Zelly, and Larry Needy; Scarecrow and Witch Fantasy by John Jones Legal Notice vnT irn o r » i:rr • tats : o r ri.o iitn * to WVTNK H Ml PE. tvitoaE nr.8iDK.vcH t* I'NKVrtWV: Mull hsilnf hs*n ril*A a *■ inai y«U In th» circuit Court, Ninth Imtlrlal Circuit nf Klnrhts. In and fur M-mlnota County, Ip Chancery, Hie ehlira>l*l*i| title nf which la: Arthur 8 Mclt.tturn, alao known pa Arthur MoCatluni. I'l• IniIff. vanua Wayna It HIpa, Pafanilsnt, fnr fnr»rloaura nf that rarlaln rhstlal imiHB.ua alvr„ by you tn th* Plaintiff haraln. thl* no Ilea la In raqulr* vnu In fit# with th* Clark of **!<! Court your writ­ ten it»f*n»*a, If *ny, to th* PIsthtlfK* rnmplalnt flta<1 In tail cam#, an* to aarvo a ropy tharauf upon Plaintiff'* aitnr. nrya not latar than lltc «ih -lav nf N'uyamhar, A. I». Mat; ntliarwl**, * itaerna pro r«n. fciio will l.a *nt*rai *it*in*t ynu fnr Ilia raltaf prava-t fnr by Plaintiff. WITNESS my h a n d a n d tha •r*l nf aald Court at Sanfnrd Klatl.U. thia tih day nf Uot* nhrr, t. U. latl. (MHAl.t A r t h u r II. R a i k w l l h , J r , c | * r k »f Ih* Circuit Court fly M a rth a T. V l h t a n D ep u ty C la r k jjiF Hi . * ■m r . HARVEY HALE Business Briefs Hirvey Hsle, former m*nager of Ihe Sanford A. and P. supfrni.irkrl has returned In Sanford from \tinter I’nrk to manage the new More in the Plnecrrsl Shopping Center Glenn Ifousknerht, formrrly of Orlando, who came here in manage the new slurc Iasi year, has been transferred to Ihe position of msneger nf the Winter I’srk store, vacated by Hale. Hale has been with the A nnd I*. Company for 23 years, serving st stores in Apopka. Kissimmee *s welt as Ihe Wlq. ter Park and Sanford stores. lie makes his home in San ford and is Ihe fsthi-r of three children. CANTON, N. C. (UFI) Sen. George Sm at hero (DFla.) predicted that Preeident Johnson will name Son. Sam J. Ervin Jr. to fill tha next vacancy on the U. S. Supreme Court. Smather* called Ervin, 88year-old former North Caro­ lina Supremo Court justice, "the finest legal mind In tha United State* Senate." A Harvard law echool grad­ uate, Ervin also was a lower court judgo and in 19(8-47 headed a atato commission that aought ways to improvo the administration of Justice in North Carolina. panto- to the school grounds, accom and Peggy White; mime, "Why Mothers G«t panled by tha band. Gray,” by Ted Sewell; spirit­ There will ba games of all ual by Carol Simmons, Bonnie kinds for all ages, Including Warfield. Beverly Marshall, train rides and pony rides for Cathy Rook and Andy Jepson; small children. "The Twirl* ties," K a r e n A dance area will be provid­ Chrlstliab, Glenda Hasty, Pam ­ ed for junior and senior high $39,200 Worth ela Porter and Diana Brooks; students with sweet shoppe* the Tumblers, Sheri Parker, cold drink stands, popcorn Of Beer Downed SPALDING, England (UPI) Betty Soball, and Barbara Boa and homemade lea cream —Pub regular Jack East re ton; Junior High Spooks, Beth available. ceived a four and one-half gal Gore, Judy Burch, Debby Ion caak ot free beer from the Ward, Carla Anderson, Becky Pigeon inn to m ark bia 83 Palmer, Carol Burna, Patay Blast Kills 1 ORANGE, Tex. (U PI)-E x- years of patronage. Parker, Roger Boston and Rod Landlord Frank Tohlll esti­ ney Greene; "Five - Foot plosions rocked two plants Twos,'* Mery Wegner, Sindra a l o n g Orange’a "chemical mates that East, whose capa Magin. Brenda Bonj and Susan row" Sunday night. The hlaslx city has shrunk from 20 to U Peterion; Hootenanny. Billy killed one man, fatally burned pints a day with the years, Mikier, Lilly Fox. Karen Bria a second and injured 17 other has spent $39,200 on beer in bis lifetime. lol anal Nancey Philips; son^ persons. by Belh Gore, Carla Anderson ami Lily Fox, and a poem by Pat Burkelew. The entire carnival is under HELPS >OU HEAR the direction of Mrs. Argie C. L'lirbtlicb, finance chairman of THE THINGS YOU the 1T0. WANT TO HEAR... F.vents will begin at S p. m. with a ham supper to be serv­ ed by Mrs. l-outse Beasley and her commiltee. On the menu will tw baked ham, potato MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE salad, baked beans, rolls and MIL GEORGE C. HEARN, CONSULTANT coffee or tea. Dessert may be MILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCE purchased Irani tha bake shop 1th PARK AVB., BO. - i PHONE 311:8312 . EVERY FHIDAY — i r T T t L I * A costume parade will begin ■ ■— ..-.1 — at the school at 3:30 p m. and Main Offirt — 3S W. I’la i — O iv ita w i Orlaofe continue down town and back vote*. The parade is being stag­ ed by Democrats to draw voters to • rally. District of­ ficial* said a similar excep­ tion would be made for the Republican! should they site. SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y ’S NOV. 3 - ELECT W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 LAWRENCE. T1IE MAYOR OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, WAS ELECTED TO THIS OFFICE WITH THE LARGEST MAJORITY VOTE EVER GIVEN A CANDIDATE IN THIS AREA — 80G- OF THE VOTE. HE IIAS SEKVEI! A « YE AR TERM ON THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND IIAS AI L OF HIS BUSINESS INTERESTS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. A VOTE FOR W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD WILL HE A VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE AND PROGRESS. Pd. |’o|. Adv. By S*minoi* Cnunly penuh-ratic Executive Committee I 11 h r m n H n p p t i r FO ^D f r> m l 1 | j i , | M i i r r t .<m . , . i Inc . l - I V(' I I v\ I • • I I O S NOV. 1 r o a — AL DAVIS TO 8KRVK YOU IN DISTRICT 6 AS JU S T IC E OF PEACE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION QUALIFIES HIM FOR THIS OFFICE. Paid PoL Adv. 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WE CANNOT CONTROL OUR CLIMATE. \ A DD RESS 1 CITY AMONG FLORIDA’S GREATEST ASSETS ARE ITS CLIMATE AND | ................. |S T A T E ........................................ 1 STATE ......................................... .... 1 -J HOWEVER YVE MUST INITIATE SOUND CONSERVATION PRAC­ TICES FOR THE PRESERVATION OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES PLEASE PRINT VELOPMENT OF LAND AND WATER AREAS FOR RECREATIONAL * NAME ......................................... USE AND ENJOYMENT BY PRESENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS. *■ ADDRESS ................................... ...j 1 CITY ........................................... ..... 1 WORKED FOR AND SUPPORTED RECREATION AND CONSERVATION ACT OF 1963. 1 STATE ......................................... ..... 1— ■ . VAM P ' ADDRESS .................................... 1 | CITY .......................................... ..... 1 1 STATE 1 ..............................................................1 -J 1 L __.................................... . ....... _ J FOR A PROVEN RECORD VOTE FOR DEMOCRAT ( F lip & a t t f b r i) I S r r a lb JO E D A V IS t Paid IM. Adv.—Jui* Davis) - 1 - J PLEASE PRINT TOGETHER WITH PROGRAMS FOR THE ACQUISITION AND DE- VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE u Law* f lf n jr f o f V O T E D EM O CRA TIC State Representative SEMINOLE COUNTY CAMPAIGN IIEAIKII’AKTEK3 EXCEPT SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS Pd. Pol. Adv. 2381 GrapevlTIa Avo. 333-0888 MAKD Senator Holland's OPKN DAILY V a GrnptvlU* N ursery fen borne." PENSACOLA (U PI)—Seeretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitxa will apeak hero Thurs­ day night during tha 18th annual meeting of tha Nation­ al Association of Supervisors and Department of Defense. Sen. Spoesard Holland and Rep. Bob Bikes, both Florida Democrsts, will attend tha maeting. Sikaa la an honorary member of the aaaocintion. Bomb Harvest 101 W. First St. TOM ATO PLA N TS Min Eddie rediscovered the envelope while pocking for ber retirement. Navy Secretary Slates Speech III IV11l*l IS AND t.KKKI.Ea B U R T O N BRADSTOCK, KDWAltDH Ill'll,I'l Ml England (UPI)—An army dls IhtMT IIKKH'K. Till AWKIt It MANV'OIUI. l-'i,lllmiv posal squad was called Sunday VTTOIINKTS ro il Pf.AINTIKK when a farmer plowed up a Tb* Board nf Puhllo Int'rue- puhtiah tlon for Bamlnol* County, Flor­ CDK-ll oct j, t a. Jt, j i , tsat I box of Molotov cock.ails. ida. rtitrvaa tha ri*h> tn r«j*-t any *nr|/*r *11 hid* nr tn • *l«a a n y I n fo rrn a lltlaa In t h a hldlllnir No bid a h t l l tia wltlii t r a w n to r a perio d o f f l ll a a n t i l l day a auhia<|i|ant t o ih a n p a r i l n c of bt la w i t h o u t l h a c o n t e n t o f ih* Itnard . J, ft. I V r l . h l , Jr, C h a ir m a n , B o a rd o f P u h lla ■n a t r u c t l n n for Mamlnol* County, Klorlda ti T SI II w a a, Mernlnnl* C n u n l y M upa rln. tern lan t of l 'u b lln I n a t r u e • Inn and B a - O f f l r l o Hao ra. l a r y t* t h a Hoar d of Puh* lie ltmlfur il.it, P u h l l t h Oat. I t , 5« * Nov. « Hat C U K -tl NOW IS TH E TIME TO SET OUT SIANSriELD. E n g l a n d (UPI) — When Margaret Ed­ die became i nurse 80 year* ago, her mofber paated an *#• velope containing a five-pound (114) not* on her trunk "ao that I would always have the “Seminole County’s Only Daily Newspaper” �Skr # ntifsrh Vsrmlft WerL Oct. 28, '64— Page 3 V A Goofs; GIs Benefit Poppy Sale Set By VFW Group By Mn. T ru k White Mr*. France* Hacklejr was initiated into VFW Auxiliary 80B3, Denary. In in impressive obligation ceremony at Fire Recreation Hall. The president, Mrs. Myrtle Hill, led the ri­ tual. Vincent Karwacki made an rfflciul visit to speak to the auxilary on the VFW Ruddy Poppy Sale scheduled for Tuesday. Tlie group contributed ho the VFW cancer research pro­ gram and caneer relief. Thu resignation of Mrs. E. Hemmelberger from the office of Chaplain wav accepted with regret as she Is moving to O r junto. A new chaplain will be elected at the Nov. 17 meeting at the Fire Recreation Hall. Letters on state membership awards, civil defense and the district meeting in Daytona Beach were read. Mrs. Frankanna Howard, past president, and Mrs. Jean ette Ogden were welcomed back after a long siege In the Jospltal. Refreshments and a social hoof followed with Mrs. Blan­ che Frye. Mrs. L. Estercamp and Mrs Ruth LaChat serving as hostesses. Youth Club Plans ^Halloween Party The Geneva Youth Club will hold a Halloween Party from 712 p. m. Friday at the Com­ munity Hall. Everyone Is In­ vited to come, looking their worst. Prizes will he awarded for the best and wildest cos­ tumes Jack Tillman, president, has announced that refreshments §>f punch, potato chips and can­ dy will be served. The hall will he decorted throughout in the Halloween theme and sponsors for the affair arc Mrs. Joan Ford and Mrs. Mary El’en Kinnaird. This party is open only to mu in twrs of the youth club. fElection Slated fly Maryana Miles The Forest City Community Association will meet Monday nl 8 p. m. nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. llavid W. ilrane on Causeway Drive, Forest City. President John B e t h e a urges momis-rs and guest* to attend ns there will be an election of officer* for the horning year. WASHINGTON (UP!) — Congressional investigators reported th at 82,000 veterans hold government life insur­ ance policies to which they are not legslty entitled. The General Accounting Office (GAO), which audits executive spending for Con­ gress, said th at the policies will remain valid because the fault lies with the govern* ment and not the individuals involved. I :* r f - ty • Guardsmen Hit FT. JACKSON, 5. C. (UPIi —Some 35 men of a New Mexico National Guard unit were In the base hospital to* day, victims of apparent food poisoning. A BIG STEP. Brian Howlett and Roy Templeton were graduated fmm Known as the "Lund of a Thousand Lakes," Finland has nearly 60,000 lake*. Cub Scouting into Boy Scout Troop 341 of Castiellwrry in an impressive ceremony at Community Methodist Church. Cubmaater Dave Waters, of Pack 540. presents their certificates ns Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howlett and Mra. Roy Templeton proudly look on. (Herald Photo) By Jane Casselberry Cub Scout Pack 340, of Caasclberry, held a combina­ tion Halloween party and Pack meeting in Weaver Hall, of Casselberry Community Methodist Church, with over UK) Cubs and member* of their families attending. The Cubs wore costumes and m variety of clever masks which they had made from plastic bottles, boxes, bugs, or papier mache, and several games were enjoyed. Cubmaster Dave Water* presented awards for advancement and the highlight of the evening waa an impressive ceremony for the two hoys, Brian Howlett and Roy Tem­ pleton, who arc going out of Cub Scouting into Uoy Scouta. The following advancement* were revognlrrd: Den I. Dale and Duryl Krug, Imbeat; Ar­ thur Newberg, wolf; and Tom­ my Balmer. gold arrow; Den 2, Danny Miller, lilvcr ar­ row; Lester Britton, bobcat; Den 2, Harold Marlind.il-*, Carl WubulU, Skip Bowey, bobcat; and Brian Howlett, Mon; Den 4 Michael Poore, bobcat; Pen 3. Paul Mont­ gomery, Gary Reruns. Charles Adkins, Ernest Pinkard, bobrats; Den U, Lois McCall, Brad Scott, bobcat; and Ken­ neth McCall, lion and gold ar­ row. The Cubmaster announced that a new Welielos Den is being organized by D e n Leader Guy G. Coma for bo>« who are I OS year* old and have rained lln-ir linn badge. Meeting* will be held on Tuesday nights at 331 Elm D r, Howell l*iirk. Appeal* were ramie for the donation of clothing, shoes, non-perishable foodstuffs, and blankets fur the Seminole* In­ diana, hclng collected hy the Order of the Arrow, and for contributions of canned goods fur Thanksgiving batkeli lo lie brought t» the November Pack meeting. It was ann unfed that Na­ v e nt b e r will lor "Genius Month" and each Cub will re­ ceive a "genius kit" consist­ ing of odd* and end* with which to create something, Tlie results of the boys’ In­ genuity will be displayed st the next meeting. • Bead era over — • • Falrlanr 300 Hardtop • Coupe (That Rakish • look, for sure) • • 4 Speed Tran*. • • Cotor la 'Honey Gold. Talk about get-up-and-GO. CUDDLY FLEECE ACETATE DUSTERS W A N TED FOR LEGION FAIR Week Nov. 3 - Nov. 7 SIZES 10 to 1 8 CATTLE EXHIBITS Mn*t register by Nov. 1 Cali Thnmaa Beit 322-1728 You don’t have la be a ‘Hot Rod Huff* •* enjoy Ihia aweetle. llcre'a all the featorea listed below: Cub Scouts Hold Awards Meet var snout The total face value of the policies involved ie $189 mil­ lion, the GAO aald. It recommended that the Veterans Administration re­ vise eligibility requirements for the insurance, which the GAO said was designed for service disabled veterans un­ able to qualify for commercial insurance. 223 II.I'. 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Orlando C H A R G E IT! so Oi*V*T *0 COV 04 IAal WAHv WQlRlftt 1<>Ml 9 a m \ �.-- m m . mm - .m m • * « •* • * * — ♦» Lyman Jayvees Face Barracudas Tonight In Closing Grid Tilt Greyhounds Unscored On This Season A b o u t flp o rta T h in k in g O u t L o u d ■ i n n u » w n f W BOM Hew D M * for tho fart boonling SanfordE na though we’r* rifbt to Orlando Kanaol Clmh raciag season which goto under way tha mid* at foetball m m , Jan. S. feaakatMto » « m rfa* kart Originally, we'd boon told and than t l Bomtoote Bight tha aaaaan would officially open Chriitm u Day — aa it fjtm in f Gymnasium. Brad t a p « w k Baak did laat year. But thla tiara rtytha. haa started workout# in i bo Jan. 2. “ Groat,’* (aid to preparation far tha Trlba Dick, “now waTl ho able to i one of tha big bowl ferthcoatof hardwaad aaaaan — tha acheat'a eetond la tha gameo.” Wo aakad Dick If he’d dona Batro Canfaraaea. Blythe (a holding oaa an- any kind of officiating In reitan daily deaplte tha fart cent yoara. “Nope,” ha ahot back, '‘not m quit* a numbar of hla prospective cagtra a rt attll alnea '41. I'm gettln* too old." e e a actively participating in foot­ ball — and will ba for quit* Thera wort F8U fane Ba­ toning to radio reporta of tho somatlme. Blythe, by tha way, will ba FSU-V1P gamo laat Satur­ to hla initial acaton aa tha day who fool that tha winner Tribe's chief mentor. Ha cama of tho VIP 20-F8U 11 tuaalo ta Semlnol# thia year from might haro been forecart in «■ aaalgnment aa head eoach tho oarly mlnutea of tha of tha Baby Eagle* of Edge- game. Tha foaling haa bean water, Orlando. Prior to that axpreaaed that Stato’a lack of ha wat head coach at Oak tdga waa ahown whan in tha Ridge Junior High In Orlan­ firit quarter they want for tho field goal hutead of go­ de. Ha batla from Kentucky ing for tha alx-polnt touch­ and la a graduate of Eaatero down. Patanon’u protegee had rolled down Bold 79 Kentucky State. • • • yard*. Back In Sanford after a BulUeya pataar Stave Ton­ rammer tour of racing meeta al had completed five out of la Dick MeLadtflln, a local six panel, the ball waa on raildant, former poetat em­ tha II. The armchair Stato ployee, profeealonal bate ball rooting etalwarti were aura umpire, high achool football that with thla aucceia and efftrlal, and now a race track with all tha bravado of a team rated at laait two TD'a bettor official. Dick (pent Moat of the than their Gabbler opponent*, rammer la Rapid City South the ili-polntor waa a cinch. Dakota working a 02-day dog When tha Semlnolea lettled for the place kick, tha loyal track meet than. Ha later worked a 25-day radio audience (at laaat many fall harneaa racing meet at of them) aurmlied that tha the Audubon Raceway In Hen- Indian aplrit snuat hava boon tow. Ky. Pago 4—Wed. O ct 18, ’64 if Herald i m t i Writer NAS Ops A Hits Stride To Hold League Lead % lira Lyman High JayVaea TtMOdoy w u position njgM to Uw Navy tetramural N # tonal Bowling League with the league leader matting the second place team and ra forth down the ladder. NAS Op* A continues to reign as th# leaden of this league after toktog four poind from thalr opponents — the NAMTG “A" team. Leading Opa was Jimmy Valentina with hit 305/519 act. NAMTG A remains la second place and wat ted by CUnacs Henning'i 203/559. Stewart with a 221/379 and Mlck'a 219/352 paved the way tor VAJI-3 Malnteninre to hold third p la n by taking threa points from NAS Avionics. This lose dropped Avionic# down to the fifth plica! In standings. Moving up to tha fourth ilot was Wing A after defeating VAH-l White Hat* three points. Ski Staakiewiex was up front for the Wing team with n 545 seriea and Johnson of tha White Hate cams through with hla 550. . NAS DISB/COMM took four* from NAS ADMLY, placing them b a tl* tor fifth. This clean sweep waa accomplished by virtua of Brown's 556, Fat* rick's 559 and Scbwtoaa’a 539. Tbe NAMTG team once again followed tha efforts of John Kneeland a* they collect­ ed three from NAS Weapons. John finished with a 233/559% series. Kneeland also pocketed the high single game honor! for the league. •an Am i far a frid season, T to Baby Greyhounds travel to New Smyrna Beach to torn gte with tha Junior Barracudas to Lyman's fourth and final contest of tha current football campaign. It will be a return engage­ ment between tha two dubs but Lyman authorities trus* tha locals will be able to do better than tha scoreless tia OVIEDO'S M X BROOKS (BO) looks m though h a'i try in g to cock hU to the records on the first tilt rig h t arm fo r a paai but actually he’s ju a t grabbed an aerial from Jim between Um two dub*. Courier before being h it by a pair of H lghlanden of Clermont. Oviedo took The Baby 'Hounds opened the decialon and remain unbeaten. (H erald Photo) the season against the New Smyrna Beach JayVaea and both atevaoi fought to a score leas count. However, in their second outing — thla time against the Baby Bulldogs of SONNY MESSER, a Seminole fullback, makes a DcLaod—tha little Greyhounds By David aucceaaful connection with a Frank Whijrham raced to a 15 to 0 decision. In ahot during Friday night'a lacinir of Winter Th* only Um# Winter Park thalr third affair, the tiny P ork’s Wildcats, 55 to 6, Messer’s leap and av#r got close to th# Sanford ’Hounds—usd toy they are aa catch was Rood for one of the Sanford club's nine Semlnolea Friday night was for aa backtteld slsa is coo touchdowns. (Herald Photo) when there waa no acor*. Aft­ earned — outsped Apopka's er tha Semlnolea’ last two dis­ Baby Blue Darters 31 to 0. la the Jot Bowlenttes Lea­ appointing tilt# with EdgentXnMiSH I s . * , tewlari In Uar4yhoundi lt w**k’4 fonU,*< cam# gue, thora eluilve turkaya water and Boan#, Friday’* tut IB-Noonaro league bowled „ <by was an Improvement. fthree strike* In a row) war* Its regular schedule with their own by racking up no captured by Ann Gabel, Alice Semlnolea offensive work three teams making a clean less than 494 yards on the After a night's bowling in 165 and Johnnie Jonea has a Saxton, Pat Sumner and Tina against Winter Park raised sweep. Behrens Tractors took ground. They passed only once the Singlet Classic League a total of 156. the club'* offensive record by Parker. hut that one didn't register. four points from Southern Air, FIt# bowieiwttoa also mad* leapa and bound*. The defense Meanwhile, they held the Baby tight race continues for the High game* were John Spot tha baby apllt, tlw thrce-io; waa of the same calibre a* in Jat Inn four points from Lake Darters to less than 50 yards No. 1 spot. John Bridges won ski's 223 game. Bob Guthrie Monroe Inn, Lassie's and Sten- on the ground which Indicates three games from W. A. Ward took second with 233, Garry Dot Schattau, Math* Billings, the Boone tilt. Ann Babrans, Sherry Cannon BUS now baa racked up 9) strum Realty four points from that they not only possess a to retain his top apot with 193 Fox took the third with a 206 and Pat Frank*. first down* and limited oppon­ Art Brown Post Control, potent offense but also tn ef­ points. In second spot is Har­ and Jack Kanner fourth with the high game of the night, a On# of tha highlight! saw a ent* to 42. They have posted Hunt Realty and Joa'a L»un­ fective defense. ry Pentecost with a 192. Har­ 109 average bonder, Nancy Sal­ 1,223 yard* on 232 rushing dry aaeh won two games aad Regarding loaf week's tilt, ry won three games from Boh 234. High acrlca honor* fell to yers, bowl game* of 147 and plays with their opponenti be­ Wilson Mater apllt two sack Head Coach Dick Silvers tali) Steele this week. In third Spolski with a 763 total for tour 149. Nancy bowled 39 pins over ing held to 473 on 179 carrlea. with Nationwide Insurance. ho was “ more than pleased In the split division, Thelma with the fins performance of place la Jack Kanner with 169 games. Kanner was on hi* her regular average. By the same yardstick, San points and a 1S7 average. In heel* with a good 764 total, The wide open 5-19 apllt waa ford baa lost only 95 yard* Unger and Betty Kurimai top­ hla boy* and he complimented easy picking* for Martha Bill­ rushing white they hava act pled tho 4-5-7, Etta Dorman them on a good ball game. fourth place it Phil Roche th* 3-5-7, Mary McLaughlin Outstanding tor Um Baby with a 199 and a 192 average. ing*. opponents back 151. Only 15 pin# separated those This record of Tribe defense and UUa Gandertun tho 5-10, Hound* thus far thla season Fifth place is occupied by with high series. And Gabel la due partially to tha offense Clludetto Bahren tbs 5-7 and in the backfleld ha* bren a George Swann with a total ol 161 point*. Nett is George finished with ■ 473 and then U and tha outstanding work don* Amy Henson the 5-4. quartet of youngster* who un Paulk with 171, Garry Fox ON 100 BRANDS Tho gtrte nomlnslad and doubtedly have Improved coo was Meda Wiltshire's 4M with in Ih* Winter Park tilt. with 177.3, Bob Steele and top honors falling to Dot Schat The squad'i aerial game Is elected Claudette Behrens *s sldcrably with experience and Gerald Behrens with 177. John tin and her its. finally moving with 393 yards their "queen" to represent will be seeing much action In SpoDki and W'ard with 176 and gained passing. Their oppon­ thetr league at' tha bowling Lymaa High'* varsity back- John Polk and Boh Guthrie field in several seasons to in ended Ha coach** aa plain ents now have 32t aerial yards dance in November. ■y HMtoa Rickman FA R R ELL’S with 173. coma—perhaps even some this tha failure* of Ih* Ruialan with two touchdowns mada by UP! flporta Writer ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Rich Murphy follows with yaar. At quarterback is soph passing. The Tribe has moved TOKYO (UPI) - Who’e wor- track and field toam at tha OPEN DAILY — » A. M. . 1:15 P. M. 174 points, Harold Johnson Gary Smith who had lad th* Tokyo Olympic*.1* up to five TD'a by passing. 319 E. FIRST SANFORD rtod? club superbly aad la a more with 172.5 la next with A. 11. All told, tha Semlnolea* of­ Pravda la tha moat authori­ ME GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Ray at 171, Charles Rosa has Not Gabriel Korobkov, brad tative Sovtot vole# on politic*, Claudette Bahren* had her fense shows 1.619 yard* while than consistent performer. big ball tearing up pins last opponents have registered 797, eoach of Kiuite’i tree kind aporto or anything alaa, The halfback* har* been 125pound Bob Eidridge, a sopho­ field team, even though the “The Soviet paopla have the week In the Woman's Scratch a Hill-yard lead for the locals. “ alumni" back homo In Uoa- full right to demand (totalled League aa aha rolled 169-17T- Individually, Lae Sparkman The Sanford Recreation De­ more, and 130-pound Larry III/534 while helping mates, Baker, a junior. Raker and Elcow already haa atartod yell- explanation* of thora who have the ABCs, to an even split with la still high man In the Tribe partment said today It will ground attack with 363 yardi. organise a naw basketball ridge both are acat backs and been training our track and tog for hla acalp. the SANs. Barbara Rohnrr hit Buddy Burton haa picked up appear to have a bright grid It see mi U»e folk* back In field team for Uw Olympic*," a III ganra and Alice Hiupt a 240 and ltonnle Hinson has 203. league this year for boyi 13, future ahead of them. At Pravda said. 14 and 13 yaari of age. Apopka. Elridge picked up 1M the Kremlin aren’t tha lent Korobkov am lied aa ha read nice til while backing up Sonny Meeicr haa 126, Chuck The league wUI consist of Claudette. The SANa had the4r bit happy about Uia Soviet the dlapatch but couldn't quite Scott t4 and Frank Whlgham four teams and all gamaa will yard* to the first half aloo*. share of bombera In Joan Har­ 12 Hick Walatrum, Danny TUEvan though he sat out mast track taam’a dUappolntlng conceal the fact be waan't ris with 196/423, Donna Atkins tls, Al Boniface and Berate be played Saturday after­ nt the second half he still manshowing at the Olympic* which happy. with 160/441 and I*at Slpley Barbour all have gained yardi. noons. aged to run hi* yardage g ib ­ To bo eligible, a boy mutt came almott on tha heel* of a "I will give them m expla­ With 167/473. In pass receiving Larry Wat­ ba 13 years old before Nov. 13. ed to 239 for the evening. Baker nation," he laid quietly, (till The Pull Up* took three from son his latched onto eight tor marvcloui trouncing by tha U. tmillng. scared 13 point* and accounted fi. In a previoua Lot Angela* “They could have dona bet­ The Drags to pull themselves 66 yards, Scott has 84 yard* Alio, if a boy la 19 after Nov. for one point after touchdown. 15 bo wUI ba able to play thla Fullback Mike Warren, at meet lift rammer. ter," he added making It ra­ up the league ladder. Mary on four und threa for TD’a. year. Storm an ahot a 163/433 and No one like* to loaa and tha ther difficult to toll whathei 145 pounds, U good for short Mike Gray has six tor 59 Rusilani made that painfully he agreed with the editorial or Klalne Koatlval waa close to yarils, Mvascr three for so This Is a graduate league but needed yardage at any giv­ plato with an angry editorial whrthcr he meant hla Uam her with a 434 aeries, both far yards, Walstrom two tor 22 for boys too old to play to the en time, uncorked a 77-yard department’* Biddy program. In tha Comm unlit party Naw* suffered from an unknown th* PuB Up*. yard* and Barbour two for 90 All team* will be fully uni TD dash against Apopka. The Lucky Stars won three paper Pravada. In addition to starting Smith, yurds and a TD. Tlllli h n on# handicap. Korobkov read every word of Korobkov didn't car* to ela­ from Um Do Nothing* aa Darla for 32 yardi and a TD, Boni­ tormad. Eidridge, Baker and Warren tho UPI dtopatcb, date-lined borate. Conveying the dlatinct Schautteet bombed a 164/454 face one tor 10 and Bill Kuy­ Boys who play on junior high agatoit the Baby Tudaa this or high achool basketball evening. Silver! 1* expected to Moscow, which began: impression he waa laving hla and Ux Klein exploded for a kendall one for sight. “The Soviet Union haa de explanation for the bigwigs 177/439 while bagging foul On kickoff return* Boniface teams will not bo eligible to give starting nod* to and* Rusa play In the recreation league. Brat*lc* and Charlie Newell, strike* In a row. Jane Spot back In Moacow. has returned five tor 93 yards, *kl churned a coo! 177/l*> and tackles Danny Overton and One thing are mi certain. Hinson threa for S3 yards and Shirley Slglln a 171 game to* Bub Herrington, guards Tom They don’t aound aa If they're Burton one tor five. *Whitey* Ford the Do Nothings. Ftetter and Billy Dempsey end khtiling. The Sanford defense played The whula trouble aeema to Ita best game, allowing Winter NEW YORK (UPI) - Ailing 307-pound center Joe Prone be that tome of tha Soviet Park only 10 yards rushing. Naw York Yankee lefthander baker, a soph, who will ba coache* popped off about tho Joe Earless, Joe Purdy, Brad Whitey yard enters Lenox Hill atartmg tonight b place of the Tha Sunday Night Mr. and prospect of winning a carload Purdcn, DonIfa to and Wal Hospital today for a aeries of Injured Danny HalL Mabstays b the Baby Ur*. League la tightening up of gold medala and any U. S. strum led In the number oi tests to determine whether be will undergo surgery before the 'Hound line this season have la aotn* of the lower toam* college foolltall coach eoukl've tackles with Barbour, Stave boon two anchorman, Ftetter ■M wtoalng at tha expense told them that you alwaya play Stonstrom Realty won four HaUinl, LeKuy Noppcr, Wat­ 1993 baseball seaioa. yuur leant* dunce* down, not points from Art Broan Pe»U son, Tlllli, Cason, Dave Nocll, A 19-game winner tor Um wad Overton. of Wgnar team*. ThI* pa*t week Mary and up, before tit* opening whistle. to hold its four-gam* lead over Steve Harris and Canlveoo American League champion* Of course, Lyman will b* out this yaar, th* 39-year-old Ford tonight to piotect on* of ita By their editorial In Pravda, Itohrens Tractor. Llbbie White- backing them up. Tom Hunter and Pennce and Is suffering with a circulatory top record*— nobody ha* (Toss­ Dick Schaffer ahot to the top the Itusalana are ahowing head and Etta Dorman art the condition In hla left arm and ed tha dub's goal Una thla of tha ladder by virtue of they’re human, that they want pace for Stcnitrom with 436 shoulder. seaioa. ■erics. Carolyn Salle* rolled a ‘Bad News’ Joins wine over the Sandllna and to win aa much If not more 179 game tor Stonstmm to than anyon* else and that they Kanner*. Dick rolled 158/508 back-up Llbbie and Etta. Thai and Jack Kanner c a m a put little stock In the old chest­ ma Unger was the star for the Knickerbockers nut that It doesn't matter whe­ through with 205/531 In thalr NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim Whan a mechanic only has one modtl to worry about, ther you win or loaa but bow Pesta with a 471 aeries. match. (Rad News) Barnes, the No. Claudette Behrens rolled you play tha game. Tha Patrlcke, Ro«e and 161/461, Helen Padgett a 170/ draft pick tn the NaUootl Bas­ ht can worry a lot more efficiently^ Andy, won four from Alyce 471 and Margaret Price a 163/ ketball Association thia year, and (harks Lanalng to vault tti while pacing Behrens Trac­ signed a contract Tuesday with into third placa. Koae rolled Oviedo-Central tor Sendee to a four game th* New York Knickerbockers. You're looking at fourteen >■art' So for VW mechanic* routine i 194/187 and Andy hit 185/sweep of their match with The ilx-foot-eight, ItO pound worth ol Volkswogens. is very routine indeed. center and forward waa Southern Air. BIO. Eloyca and Pred HolUn Game Saturday Con you to* much difference boUnue Of course, every time there's on to* Jet Inn woo all their games standout in college for Texas won three from Mabel and them? provemenl in ih* VW 9 Ihrows them,, Western, where he averaged Oiled* High School Athle­ from Lake Monroe Inn as Coo Pat* Duggan to move up the Neither can our mechanic!. That's tola ecstasy. ladder. Kluyc* rolled a good tic Director Paul MUUr an­ nle Rlngo bowled a 161. Shoe­ 29.1 point* and 19.2 rebounds whar moket their work so reperniouv. They give anything that's new m a VW' per gam* during hi* sen 198 game and Fred bombed nounced this morning that maker Construction won three And so good. so much attention that It gets old foe When you tsrvice the some car for a 104/549. The Ung.ra, Thel­ the foothill i i m i bstweea from M and R Bor In another year. He also w u a member them pretty lost. of the U. S. Olympic basket­ yaari, you g*l to know a lot about the ma and Dutch, won ail four the Oviedo L to a and Met- league match. Then it s back to dud porlecflonto# Hunt Realty apllt their ball team which captured the tittle thing. (The iocnhat most Volkswagen ogam. from Sue and Bill Beggarly boaruo Central Catholic gold medal at Tokyo. match with Joe's Laundry. parts are interchangeable from year to It makes driving a Volkswagen dug too. aa Thelma toiaed 102/445. High School, slated to to year doesn't hurl any J Hardly anything ever happens. In other nmtehea, Bernice played to Maikova# Friday Darla Omay paced Joe'* with Acquire Player and Ban Chada took three night, wUI to played Instead 166/443. Wilson-Maler ami Na­ PITTSBURGH (UPI) — tionwide Insurance apllt as A. from the Durtona, Jo and Saturday night to th* c u t Scaltorn rolled a ISO game for Th* Pittsburgh Hornets of Ellinor Motor Company Fred Brown won three from coast city. Nationwide and Rose Patrick th* American Hockey League Shirley and Dan Slglln. Vir­ Mlktor sold that ■ conflict bowled 163 and Helen Edward* have acquired right wing Boh ginia and Lewis Hughey apllt to schedule* caused the ene- a food 175/419 for Wilson- DUUbough from th* parent Ilwy. 17-92, Juat South of S an fo rd with Chrl* and Tony De W itt night delay. Motor Detroit Rad Wings. Tribe Improves Offense W ork Three Turkeys Scored By Four 3 Teams Tally Clean Sweep Singles Classic In Tight Race SPECIALS EVERY D A Y! Clamor For Scalp Worries 'Nyef Coach Of losing Red Track Team Behrens Rolls Series Of 534 Mr.-Mrs. League Tightening Up New Basketball League Slated Sfensfrom Realty Leads League Born Mixer. (that’s ourGrapefruit) / c �.L CUT H EAVY W ESTERN B EEF! “SUPER-RIGH T” STEAK Sale! BONELESS FULL CUT CLOSE TRIMMED ROUN D T-B O N E MINUTE SIR LO IN • • FROM PRODUCE I Coupon good thru S a t. Oet. I t Ja*. 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Can Green Giant Froien In Allaweet B utter Sauce 10 Oz. Pkg. 2/69c Niblets Corn 33c M argarine 75c Drink S Lh. « Ox. Bex Laundry Detergent Cleanser 3 Lb. 2 Ox. Box 79c Dash 79c Come! t 81c Salvo 1 Lb. Ctn. Detergent 69c MEL-O-BIT PROCESS O YSTER STEW 3 ‘U » American, Pimento Lb. ftQc Oc Swiao ■ Loot CH EESE 1 Lb. 2 Oz. Box Liquid D etergent 16 Ox. Bot. D etergent 27c Dreft 2 Giant Cana Liquid Detergent 24 Oz. Bot. Knoor 49cThrill CAMPBELL'S FROZEN 65c Soup Mix 33c Joy 1 Lb. 4 Oz. Box 89c Oxydol 33c Liquid Cleaner 38 Ox. Bot. Pkg. Green G iant Frozen In B a tte r Sauce 10 Ox. Pkg. r. Clean 39c Le Sueur Peas 33c M 69c �« ▼AMOCI TSCHNIQUBI for eoptariof an ilo on • itrtaf won dlaptajod by Cub Scoutg Fade MO, Cauelberry, aa they took part in thla traditional Halloween fun. (Herald Photo) y iw in y M SMOKED Joyce Sawyers Heads Scouts Juaicr Ctrl Scout Troop 223 was ergaaistd at First Mathodlat Church with Mrs. Joyce Sawyer* as leader. The troop la to meet at the Church on Monday afternoons with patrol loaders Cindy Ba­ ker, Susan Baker, Lynn Pro* den and Donna Sawyers. Troop treasurer la Martha Parker. The troop la preparing far a camporee at Camp Tlchoehee In November and baa completed Its “alt-upona." During November the girls will work oa their cooking badge. At the lilt meeting they held a candlelight rededlcatton and investiture ceremony. Member* of the troop In­ clude Cindy Baker, Susan Ba­ ker, Cindy Bishop, Mollle Bush, Mary Cleveland, Gall Cowan, Doris Dangieman, San­ dra Kick, Dabble Graham and Diana Jack. Also Carla Jam !, Tara Mar­ cel, Lynette Marcel, Jennie M i l l * , Kathleen Morris, Iteaca Park, Martha Parker, Lynn Prudsn, Donna Sawyers, Su­ san Swain, Dabble Tale, Edith Walker, Lillian Wharton, Gall Lea and Michelle Anderson. Forest City Sale Termed Success By Maryann Miles The Forest City Merchants Association had a good turn­ out for their auction at the ■hopping centar and every ar­ ticle on the auction block waa •eld. The crowd enjoyed watch­ ing auctioneer Dm Davie In action and ho got the moat cut of each article auctioned. Aeaoclatlon president Mn. Betty McGeen laid that |30l wai taken In and tha only expense* to b* deducted will be the cost of the food sold during tha avenlng. All the merchants expressed their appreciation to th* For•et Lake Academy Band, un­ der the direction of Mrs. Pa­ tricia Silvers, which played many fine lelectloni during the evening. Proceeds from the auction will go for the annual Christ­ mas Party for area young■ton. Church wish*# especially to express iU appreciation to the local resident* tor its share of proceed* which will be used to enlarge the health and wel­ fare canter located neat to the church oa Maitland Ave. They would like to ompha* also that thla welfare aervice la avaUable to aay needy family and not Juat Ihoae balancing to the church. Resident* are asked to notify the center when they hear of a ease of need, inch as lUneia In the family or a neighbor out of a Job. The Pathfinder Club will be out collecting canned foods tor the Welfare Center Instead of "trick or treating" against thla year. The food that la donated goes back to needy famlllea In thla vicinity at Thanksgiv­ ing and at Christmas. With the holidays coming, there are always little children to be made happy, so If you have any toys, clothing or food which you wish to donate if you will contact the center they win be glad to pick It up. A welcome Is attended to women of the community who would like to come to the cen­ ter on Tuesdsy mornings to work a* there Is always plen­ ty to do and there la no age limit. The only qualifications for workers is the desire to help others. I MACH CANDY 7 Com f 29* MACH Halloween Mellow Cremes u-,.29* PINEBREEZE Gr. "A " Fresh Fla. Medium MACH . . 10W os. Sire IMW Burgundy 39# MACH BUTTERSCOTCH Disc . . 29' Can Ham 3 &*2” Steaks ss> 89/ BRACK 10? CANDY Treats 1 79* MACH CINNAMON \ Balls I U 29* Sirloin Steak Round Steak Round Roast Short Ribs BRACK ASSORTED Vv Toffee 7w«29* FROZEN FOOD W-D BRAND . . BONELESS W-D BRAND . . BONELESS REG. 41# . . BETTY CROCKER CHOCOLATE CHIP C o o k ie s PKO . 100 EXTRA STAMPS WTH COUPON #44 FISH FILLET R o a st Biscuits 4 CHiaaM. BEEP, TURKEY Pot Pies.. 6 ’ 1. Donuts... 3^ 1. Potatoes 2-39/ Juice. . . 99/ MORTON FROZEN . . POR TRICK OR TREAT IOAHO VALLEY FROZEN FRENCH FRY f C ANS REG. 39* . . PALMETTO FARMS KIDNEY BEAN REGULAR 3/35* . . CAMPBELL'S TOMATO ft SUPERBRANO COTTAGE Cheese et. 39/ Buns 2^ 29/ Buns.. as 29/ R EG U U R 49# U R G E SNOWBALL DEEP SOUTH FANCY ALL PURPOSE . . FOR TRICK OR TREAT REG 2/39* . . DIXIE DARLING Homburger or Wiener Q U A R T REG. 33* , . DIXIE DARLING CINNAMON Tomatoes. . 2 Potatoes . . . 4 ^ 5 9 / B O— s - ia . a s * . R EG U U R 17# . . CHASE & SANBORN *£« TNWU O n e t e a a m Coffee Coffee Deterc Cheer R EG U U R 77# . . ASTOR TO^V ALUi^STAM BS On* Can, in . •t-Wsssaa t u n a s rn n irrr MsiB 39/ U. 3. NO. I . . GEORGIA RED SWEET ohs m Apples. . . 5 u ,m 49/ VINE RIPINEO R EG U U R 3 /$ l R EG U U R 59# T O R V A U J ltT A M W oaa a-ia. Puy » cm i^o o o w S a . a rw au O a r a a » s t a r % 4 REGULAR 43* . . KLEENEX (REDEEM YOUR LIFE COUPONS) 39 / S a la d <4~ cu>29 / a s a w Sugar s u p p lie s f t ASTOR FROZEN . . ORANGE MG. 49* - COPELAND COUNTRY LINK Secretary of State Tom Adams has awsrdcd a charter for tha newly-formed Greater Orlando Bowling Proprietors Association, Inc., with a post office box In Like Mary. The papers wers filed by Gordon V. Frederick. Purpose of the corporation is listed as promoting the game of bowling. Subscribers are given as Byron W. Evans, Orlando; Robsrt C. Apple man. Apopka, and Francis E. Stshlnsky of 149 Country Club lload, Sanford. 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON #44 . . NORMS. 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON #43 . . COOK QUIK 25 / $918,000 Okayed For New School G r o u p e r » 39 / S a u s a g e “ 59 /. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — The Doerd of Control has ap­ proved record proposed spend­ ing of (231 million for opera­ tion of Florida's universities nest biennium, sn Increase of 4T9.3 million over current ex­ penditures. The Increase was caused by 13 per eent salary raiset for present employes, proposals to hire new workers and plans for a handful of new programs at several schools. Major proposed expenditures from general revenue Included 1914,234 for (he East Central Florida University la Orange County at the Seminole Coun­ ty line. 9 e BLUE OR WHITE ARROW GIANT PKG. R EG U U R 79# . . DETERGE? GIANT PKG. t « �* •» f Johnson-Goldwater Presidential Race W hips Dixie To Frenzy U PI Assessment 9br Leaning To B a n y !J1 #nfarfe frralB i Wed. Oct. 28, *64-PaSc 7 NOTRlCKSABOUTSUPEM (U ttw 'a Note: TXfe la Democratic organization la •f a eerie* of dispatch •merging. In Tennessee, Goldas Sr United P i*m Inter- water hurt himself with his mat b a il repertera m pollt- comments th at he would Mil k a l t a i l arennd Ik* a * off certain portions of ttoa.) Tennessee Valley Authority. These things are working Bt NkheUe C. Hinaa •gainst Goldwater in Dials: ATLANTA (U PI)—South—An ingrained tradition a m m have alwaya taken Ihatr polities aeriouily alonf of voting Democratic t S m b Mp MI —A vast new strength of with tha Biblt, segregation Negro voter registrations and their sipping liquor. —A gradual distrust that Tha raea between Prcaident Johnson and Barry Goldwater Goldwater in talking eel of has whipped wp a (reiuy In both sMco of hi* month on Dials th a t has a m penetrat­ the racial question. Johnson haa hia troubles ed Into ehurchea and families, often splitting them down the too: —A faltering ntart hy middle with the gusto of country boy u s in g a pins log. the Democrats to organic*! —Traditional a p a t h y Tha Johnson-Goldwater race probably la tha most serious among Negro voters to vis­ political Issue to coma along it the polls; —Johnson U pictared as in the South In half a ren tury because the heart of the representing as all-powermatter ia segregation during fa] eentraliied government and he te characterised ao an era of desegregation. Evan preachers h are be­ a "wheeler-dealer.** Goldwater will conclude his come involved, ns one recall­ campaign in the South with | ed recently. He cited a gathering in a 13stat« televised speech Georgia soma years ago of Oct. 81 from Columbia, S.C. mlnlitera who had become Democrats have mad* gain* wrapped*op In a political is- with a recent eight-state sue, much to their dismay. train whistlestop tour by La­ The group finally asaembt dy Bird Johnson. And as one seasoned Geor­ ed to hear from a wise pat­ riarch who told them: “ Boys, gia Democrat put It: " It will this thing la a mats. My ad­ be close. I t will go Into the vice ia to preach the Goipel. cool of the evening or Into vote the Democratic ticket and the next day, but wa will win.** atay out of politic*.** And a down-to-earth GoldStaying out of polities In water hsnkor: "Georgia will Dili* this election y ta r ia n difficult thing to do. Dor­ go Republican and if It does mant Democrats have com* other southern state* m uit alive. Republicans are spread­ because the feeling for Golding tha goaptl of tha two-par­ water la deeper in most other southern states than even ty system. But to many voters the elec­ the polls have been able to tion is a mess became the penetrate.** issues recently have become clouded. This ie working to President Johnson’s benefit, Health Program and Goldwater** disadvantage. GoUlwater haa been power­ Set A t Longwood ful In the South but the con­ Ry Donas Estes sensus now is th a t his strength ha* peaked. The A talk on the services pro­ Democrats sra working furi­ vided for the indigent and the functions of ths Seminole ously to tnke up the slack. The urgency of the Demo­ County Board of Health wilt cratic Party rnmpalgn in the be presented by a guest South was keynoted when s p e a k e r representing the President Johnson jammed H ealth’Department i t a reg­ Into his schedcled Uat-mlnut# ular meeting of the Lonevisits to Tennessee, Florida, wood Woman’s Club (Civic Georgia and South Carolina. League) a t 2 p.m. Tuesday at Tht visits encouraged state the Civic League Building on politicians who need a strong Church St. hand from Washington to Hostesses wilt be Miss El­ lin Cummings, Miss Eliza­ help them. An assessment by U n beth Abbott, Mrs. ZesU newsmen of polls and politi­ Payne, Mra. M. R. Blanken­ cians, state officials and vot­ ship, Mrs. Maurice Rudolph, ers in the street presently and Mrs. Opal MeEIroy. giva Goldwater much of the Mrs. Elizabeth Hills, prtiIdent, Issues an invitation to South. Johnson holds the edge in ill interested women of the North Carolina, Tennessee community to attend the meet­ ing but reminds them to reand Arkansas. Goldwater ha* a comforta­ member to vote first. ble margin in Mississippi, Alabama and I.ouisiana and a slim lead in South Carolina, W ayfarers Plan By Mrs. Frank Whits Georgia, Florida and Virginia. Tha DeBary Wayfarers will Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana are given to Gold- meet at tha Community Cen. water because the racial Issue ter Monday at 2:10 p.m. All I* the strongest in these Masons in good standing srs Invited to attend. states. The meeting will be the oc­ In South Carolin*. Georgia, -.Florida m d-Virgin1* -tU rn* .csalonJor recognising 31 Ms tal lasue Is also present b r ­ sonle birthdays. John Gleason, district man* other matters are also ti-d In th at will help the Demo­ ager of the Florida Power crats such as the administra­ Corporation, DeLand, will pre­ tion’s elimination of two- sent a film, “Practical Light­ price cotton, farm prices and ing.** mushrooming urban areas In North Carolina there An Englishman originated has been relatively little rac­ tha gam* of watar polo in ist trouble and a strong 1885. “ L u ll r n lu t w V r ’’ftsHB'.:# •■c-stMrrtfWR-’wimmv -. & ■W:!' ■ m i. in F T W I Ii ba OW fW 4B« VILUE B I in S n u ii A n ln tb l OPEN MON. THRU SAT. I a.m . to 10 p j L I0 X OF 12 SUN. — 11 i . n . to § p.M. NOW TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU T U IIU M U A I T I E U R 310 N> ORLANDO AVE. h w y . 17-92 NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE PHONE M7-7073 MAI ILAND fOMET del L IM IT 1 FU LL 81ZE DEACON BLAN KET, L CLEANSER 72“ I *0’’ Rsyoa A Nylon Blend SIZE M l V SANFORD NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE PHONE 322-8270 V LIMIT * I " Batin Binding SOPEB-X HELPS KEEP DOWN THE COST OF Choice Of Colors. 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Ivkiui J & j W « h is ( te e u c te ti Jfi$cl U 9 l " V»".5 .1 DENTAL FLOSS' 100 YDS. 59c 1 m 11- 1 0/C ■ BAIT POWDER 6 3 C 1 COTTON t »> 1 .9 9 1 “" n r * CEPACOL " ■ VALUE 1 A J1 to o m o i . il 66c| 66*1 �C fe M n i Pfcft 8—Wed. O ei 28, *84 m m Miss Peacock Becomes Bride k f Mr*. Frank WUte MUa Rita PaaeocR and F raak Partkk, both oi DaBarf, ipoka tbatr wadding m a Saturday, O ct M at AU Bool* CatboUe Church, Sanlard, with Father Kkfaard Lyoaa officiating. Tha bride w as gwratd in a whita DeSotr •ow e vtth fitted bodice, Jong tapered ataevaa and her Ulusioa se t fingertip veil fan b*m a pearl aeeded tiara, th e carried a bridal bouquet e f white reaea. The front of the ceocp aecfced gowa was beaded with aaed pearla in a epray effect, and her train was caught in tiny pleats with a tailored bow at the waiit. Ltttte Neck Irm* Island. !». Y.; the bride’s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Peacock and children, Cindy, Robin and Doug, of Pensa­ cola; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peacock and children, Diane and Vivian Marie, of Sanford. Among the other guests pre­ sent were Mr. and Mri. Wal­ ter Hoffman of DeBary, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Perriek Jr. and children, Cindy, Fred III and Ronald, M n . Marian Jordan and son, Charles, Mrs. W. B. Wltleutt, Mr. sad Mrs. Engrae B. Beinert and M n. Adam Muller, all of DeBary. For her going away outfit the bride choee an olive green dressmaker suit with match­ ing accessorise and her cor­ sage wai the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Before the young couple left the reception, they were sere­ naded with “ I Love You Truly" by all pretest. The bride was given in m ar­ riage by her brother, Donald peacock, of Sanford. Matron ef t e e was Mrs. Kermlt Walton of Utile Neck, Long Island, N. Y., who wore sage was cola, brother of the bride, and best man was Fred Perriek Jr„ brother of the groom. The groom'* mother chose a French blua street dress of nylon with a soft, white print­ ed daiign and wore a blue mum eoriage, bat and glove* to match. A reception was held for SO gueiti at tha DcBary Restau­ rant following tha ceremony. Tbs tables were in hone shoo formation and decorated in the bridal theme with a large thrce tlcred wedding cake on n round table, centered at the end of the hone (hoe with a mini*ture bride and groom topping the cake. Out-of-town guests attending were the bride’s auni, Mr*. Esther Peacock, of Pensacola, and her daughter, Ann; Mr. end Mn. Kermlt Welton of [ Mlsr Loieanne Wagner was hostess at a going away party for Butch Evans of Cassel­ berry Saturday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Leonard Wagner on Douglas R o a d , Altamonte Springs, prior to his departure for Paris Island, S. C., where The District Meeting of the Anehor Clubs of District 4 was held Salurdey, Oei 17, at Fletcher High School, la Jack­ sonville Beach. Outstanding speakers were Mra. Louise Everin, vice chairman of Anehor ChibaPUot International; Mrs. Gwen Biddle. First Lieutenant Gov­ ernor of District 4 Pilot Inter­ national, and Dr. Robert Spiro of Jacksonville. An enlightening panel dis­ cussion on community service end finance was presented with everyone benefiting and gaining insight Into carrying out the Anchor theme for the year, “ Hearts and Hands United in Service.” The Anehor Club of Seminole High School won the Distance Award given the club coming the longest distance with the moat members present. There were 23 Anchors, ona admiral and two PJot Club sponsors from Saniord attending the meeting. Their outfits are similar to By JsAsa Hays T h r e e Seminole County dresses worn by women here women, Mrs. David Oldham eieept for the apron which ia of C m ’'*, Mrv. J - 'k Benton worn with the dress at mu and Mrs. Jack Lang of San­ ford attended the German- time*. Mrs. Oldham, who had har American Society’s annua! get together recently at the Elka dress made during a visit to Club fas Orlando in tha dreaa Gtrmany last summer, said, "If I had listened to friends of their native Germany, The three got together be­ and relative* In Germany the fore hand to make plana for hem line would be up her* the evert and chat over a cup (indicating 2 or 4 inches of coffa* at the home of Mrs. above tho knee) and tha neck line cut down low.* Benton. Ailed if tho people here are friendlier than thosa in Germany, they all began to talk at oscc. hut finally agre­ ed that people here are friend­ lier. Tha Bentons and their chil­ dren and Mrs. Oldham and bar children visited Germany but did not meet until a few years ago. Their huabanda at­ tended school togr her and had been friends many years and their v . . a who have ao much in common fi­ nally got together. Mrs. Benton is originally from Trier, Germany and tha and her husband h art two boys, Wally, six and Ronnie, four. Mrs. Oldham’s former horns was in Anabach and aha and her husband haw three boys, David, Jr., eight, Stephen, four, and Edward, two. The Langs have three chil­ dren, Steven, air, Dennis, five, and Roae-Mary, nine months. She is from Lsubuaeh and has been in the states for sight years. She was living with an aunt and ancle In Orlando when she met her husband-to-be and they were married in Winter Park. H AEGER P O T T ER Y AND C ER A M IC S Flemings Gifts - Cards • Books 210 E. F irst St, IVEY'S OF ORLANDO Open Friday Night Till 9:00 TOP QUALITY, HEAVY DUTY ALL STITCH ZJg Zag Sewing Machines with Built-In Mechanism Current Guests O f H er Parents By Margaret Coshy MRS. FRANK F. PERRICK lie will receive his boot train­ ing in the Marine Corps. Others attending were hutch’s guardians, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Myers, Ilcv. and Mrs. Delmus Copeland, Mra. Min Anderson. Misi Glenda Payne, Dob Wilson, Miss Elea­ nor Zukowxki,- Mlrses Reeky and ilnhln Wagner and Dan Casselberry. A buffet dinner was served Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dlmmlck, new owners of 131 North Edgcmon Ave., North Orlando, are delighted to have as guests, their daughter and her family from Hardcevllle, S. C„ Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons and seven-year-old son, Freddie. They are all enjoying tour­ ing the Centra! Florida area. However, this Is a busman’s holiday for the Dlmmlck*, as Mr. Dimmlck is employed by an Orlando paint company and covera the territory from St. Augustine to Delray to Sebrlng and ia usually accompanied by his wife. Although they travel regu­ larly, and have lltlle time for hobbies, they have an Immac­ ulate and pretty garden. Mrs. Dlmmlck is a retired school teacher. The Gimmicks are from Sa­ vannah and spent some time in Fern Park before moving to North Orlando. with a variety of hors d’oerves, baked ham, fried chicken and many oilier good things to cat, A large cake iprrlally dec­ orated for the occasion was presented to the guest of honor. During (he evening tha guests "' enjoyed games and were served roasted chestnuts Velveteen ia cutting a fan­ and hot applo elder. cy furrow through tha young evening fashion picture this fait. The newest ones are printed. Fashionettes The popularity of gold jew­ elry continues unabated be­ cause of the elegance and richness of karat gold, the Jewelry Industry Council re­ ports. Many of the new crea­ tions are being made in 18 or 2U karat yellow gold, giving them a much softer and finer look. Tho different finishes, too, are continuing In popular­ ity among gold pirces. These Include matt, Florentine, pol­ ished and brushed. What’s new?; a nugget or pebbled finish. • • • A FAREWELL PARTY for Mutch Evans, right, was held Saturday ni«ht at tho home of Mr. ami Mrs. Leonard Wnyener, Altamonte S p rin g . Amontr tho guests on hnnd to wish him well in the Mnrino Corps were left to right, Rob Wilson, Rev. and Mrs. Dolmas Copeland, Mlsa (Honda Payne, Robin Wagner, and Rutcli’a guardians Mr. and Mrs. Junies Myers of Cnsselberry. Household German American Society Enjoys Gathering T h e W . Simmons Butch Evans Party Honoree By Jane Casselberry The Anchor Club Wins Award At District Meet Hill Atkinson, designrr of Glen of Michigan togs, sends corduroy to tha prom in a long, hooded cvrning wrap whose awirting fullness falls from a high, gathered hark ynfce, zip off the deep hrm of this versntlla night-into­ day model and, presto, tt eonvert* to a street-length m at. COSTUMES FROM their native Germany are modeled by Mrs. David Oldham of Sanford, Mra. Jack Lang and Mra. Jack Renton, both of San­ ford, in preparation for attending the annual ftet together of the GermanAmerican Society a t the Elks Club in OrlandA last weekend. Miss Stinecipher H ostess T o Z eta X i Zola Xi Chapter of Dcta Sig­ ma Phi met recently at the homo of Grace Marie Stine­ cipher on Park Avenue for It* regular business and cultural meeting. With Marchctta Dorminey presiding, the sorority mem­ bers planned Thanksgiving dinner to be enjoyed by mem­ bers and their husband* on Nov. 2t at the Orchid House in Orlando. The group also made plan* to tel] Christmas paper and cards. Dora !/•<• Russell pre­ sented the program, “ Environ­ ment, Health, Work and Play.” Attending the meeting were the Mines. Richard lamer, Melba Hath, George Beer*, Joe Curley, Robert Wlnsa, Vin­ cent Cara, Osborne Dorminey, Flora Mae Wells, Kathy Downer, Thomas Russell and Miss Mildred Turner. Miss Patsy With Miscellaneous Shower By Evelyn Lundy Mias Patsy MikJcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mik­ ler of Slavla, bride-elect of Robert Olliff, grandson of Mrs. E. M. Olliff of Oviedo, was guest of honor at a miscellan­ eous bridal shower Sunday afternoon at St. Luke’s School. Color scheme for the lovely shower was blue and gold. The gift table was covered with a while linen cloth and the very attractive centerpiece was two large gold wedding hands made of styrofoam, en­ twined. and holding a minia­ ture bride and groom. The re­ freshment table was also cov­ ered with a white linen cloth and the finwpr arrangement was of white daisies and yel­ low snap dragons with blue candlci on either side. Finger sandwiches, cake, mints, nuts, tea and coffee were served. DeBary Personals Mrs. E. B. French of Ami­ shared by all present. gos Rd. visited with frii-ad* Mr. and Mra. A. H. Newell and relatives in Hasting*, Dobbs Ferry, New York, and spent their summer at their returned this past week to her cottage in Tunbridge, N. R. home In DeBary. oil the Wnahaelcmoak Lake. They enjoyed a lobster festi­ Steve Jackson of Naranjo val nt Shccline, N. II. also a Rd. was honored at a birth­ trip to Novis Scotia, visiting day party at the Dellary with frienda en route at Stow, Frveiette, Sunday afternoon. Maine and Scrkonk, Muss. Ilia favorite rake. Strawber­ ry, baked by his mother, was Mr. and Mr*. John Jenkins, of the DeBary Manor, took Choose traverse, lined drap­ 17 residents of tha Manor to eries of opaque materials. Pone* DeLeon Hpringt by but Translucent material* may be and cars, Thursday, October less bulky but provide aemi- - - leaving DeBary a t 1;30 pnvacy unless combined with p.m. Mr. Jenkin* i* Admini­ shades, blinds or shutters. strator at the Manor. Mikler. Several games were played and prices were won by Mr*. Jim Davis and Mrs. Walter Duda. Patsy was assisted with the gift opening by her sisters, Miss Elisabeth and Sandra Mikler and also Mrs. It. Ster­ ling. Among the 40 guests who at­ tended the shower were the bride’s mother a n d the groom’s grand mother, Mrs. Olliff, and his aunt, Miss Eliz­ abeth Olliff. Also avaltabU In consoles or desk models • Good straight SAVE 24.00 stitch • Bias or angle Reg. 149.00 stitch FU LL PRICE • Overcast stitch • Elastic stitch COMPLETE • Makes new button­ holes • Repairs old button­ holes Trade-Ins Welcomed • Sews buttons on Paym ents If Desired • Monogram work COME IN. OR PHONE -124-8311 NITB PHONE — 422-1279 12 5 " Sewing Machine*, Iviy’a Fourth Floor Duwntown Orlando W EEK -EN D SPECIALS WHITE RAIN NOW H A IR S P R A Y 5 89* RROXODENT ELEC . TOOTHBRUSH • >‘ 14” PLASTIC L A U N D R Y BASKETS 23* HOUSEHOLD SPO N O ES 10 ROLL PKG. ONLY 250 COUNT Remov* the gloss from shi­ warm water in equal propor­ ny suits with a mixture of tions. Apply with a small cold pure malt vinegar and brush. 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LasMey Honor Guest Of Shower 9 By M aryan Miles Mrs. Rkhard Lashley »as honor guest recently of a baby shower at the borne of Mrs. At Krenier on Causeway Drive in Forest City. Young Bruce Lashley was bom Sept. 30 at Winter Park Memorial Hospital and has nine-yesr-old twin sisters, Ca­ thy and Cheryl Lashley, who attend Rear Lake School. Co-hostesses for the shower were Sirs. Bennie Turner, Mrs. George Bray and Mra. W. A. Victs. Ttie gifts were presented to the honorec in a doll pram and games were played with prises awarded Sirs. Mary Dixon and Sirs. Zelma Frankham M.n. Lashley* aunt, from Winter Park. Dalicious refreshments were C B K d to Mrs. Rita Miketell, K n . Lashiey’s mother, from Fern Park; Mrs. Ivy LToyle, Sirs. I.ashley's grandmother, and the Mmes. Dee Riley, Laura Buell, Nancy Perry­ man. Sharon Ustler. Kdna Benton. Rosemary Leigh and Maxine Boyle. Separates Greatest Wardrobe Stretchers On Fashion Front T o H a v e Carnival This Saturday The young people of the Church of God of Prophecy will sponsor a Halloween car­ nival this Saturday night at the church, 2303 Elm Ave. The young people promise an evening of fun and the pub­ lic is cordially invited to at­ tend. Proceeds from the carnival will be used to purchase liter­ ature to send to foreign mis­ sions. dtaitaa ! ■ • 1 a d a colorful tweed, paatal souffle wools, flannel and herring­ bone. Colon range from pretty pastela to winter bright*. Creamy white, checks, spicy reds, checks and, of course, colorful plaids a rt well rep­ resented, too. Wear Mparatea to make a little go a long way. By mix­ ing and matching you can pack faahlon Into your wardrob* avtn on a llmltad budget Bcaaly Basics — Th* in­ gredients of beauty Include fastidious grooming and cer­ tain basic endowments. Usual­ ly women considered moet at­ tractive owe their reputation to their regular attention to g o o d grooming—ehampooe, facial*, neat clothes, e e e Get All of It Off — Your towel ran tell you If you are removing make-up thorough­ ly. if smudge* of foundation or liputick show on the towrl, give yourself - another soapanil-water tre a t or Ute a cleansing cream. SEPARATES ARE THE grentent little ward­ robe stretcher* on the fashion front. Tweed takes a new riiugntml direction in thi* jumper (left) shown with stretch nylon turtleneck pull­ over. The jum|>cr can Ire worn alone for afterfive. Druss-buttoneri flannel blazer (center) is G olden Circle Class M eets With Mrs. Cleveland The Golden Circle Class of the First Baptist Church met recently at the home of .Mrs. M. N. Cleveland for the month­ ly hit* Iness and social inert­ ing. Mrs. Carlton Henley, new president. prc*rnlrd e a c h member with (he 1901-63 Year Book. Mrs. Don Reynolds gave a most inspiring devotional pro­ gram on “ Love," followed by sentence prayer*. Die .September minutes were read, a sunshine offering tak­ en and the treasury report giv(n. Visitation was stressed and sn urgent request from a needy family was met. Hos­ tesses were assigned (or the coming months. Refreshments were served during the social hour to the .Mmes. Anthony Adams, Ed Alderman, William Johns, Don Reynolds, C a r l t o n Henley, .Mrs. Cleveland and Mis* Mary Cleveland. MERRY Yl’LE! NEW YORK (UPI> - Keep the "m erry” in Christmas. Shop now for Christmas cards, the Greeting Card Association suggests. When you select your per­ sonalized cards for ( hristmas, 1!*M, you’ll find many sur­ prises. Thr albums with color­ ful contents otter a tremend­ ous range of choice in both modern and traditional por­ trayals of well-loved Christ­ mas symbols. for laundry, for washing With two-pronged hook* on floors, the garbage pail or anything else Hut needs some closet walls at a child'a eye level, he can hang his coats positive action. without help Also attach hooks To make sure the landscape or hanging racks to inside of will blossom with color when door. winter ends, plant spring flow­ ering bulbs in October. Ex Combat mildew molds with pert* say fall plantings will cleanliness. These molds live give bulbs lime lor good root on soil mi never store tolled growth before winter. clothing. AN N O U N C EM EN T! Al It. P A H I , S M I T H i SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Car. R. 1st * Baafaed Ave. 322-1822 122-1412 for $im Sp&ncMA utaaal HALLOWEENPARTY Batarday Night, Oct. 31 JIM Prises and Entertainment S P E N C E R ’S ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN F.AT — M-M Char Hruilrd Stesha H1WAY 17-13 HANFORD, FLA. TOOTHY CHICAGO (UP1) - Hippo­ crates (Mo-377 B.C.) was the first to recommend a denti­ frice using the recipe of car­ bonate of lime or chalk mixed with thr head of a hare and ihe inieitlnea of mice. Thr American Dental Ai»ociation reporting this bit of now visiting her for 10 days. toothy history, noted also (hat dentifrice! of more palatable Mrs Eva Williams and Mrs formula were used by Ameri­ Clarence Snyder spent ihe cans last year at the rata of IDS ounce* per person. weekend with Mrs. Marie Nor­ man In New Smyrna Beach Oil or grease stains on nylon Saturday evening they all ac­ need spot treatment before companied Mr. and Mrs. Char­ laundering. Rub a solution of les Crittrnton to Cocoa where detergent and water Into they attended thr official visit stained areas with finger* or of the Grand Royal .Matron of brush, ntnse and hand or ma­ Cape Canaveral Order of the chine wash In warm or fairly Amaranth. hot water. Great plain or fancy. Osteen Personals By .Mr*, lla rrn tr Nnydrr arrived home Tuesday after a Mr. and Mrs. Krulher of the three-week visit In Columbus, Enterprise Road Trailer Park Ohio, with a son and old friends. SOFT SOAP Mrs. Mary Barnhart has re­ Nolo lo the penny-wise; save turned to her home after worn down cakes of hand and bath soap, silver them on a spending Hie summer in the grater, add boiling water and north. )fost of the summer store in .Mason jars. You'll was spent at her cuttagc in make a soap Jelly, good for dishes, lingerie. Iho ear or Oton, Mich-, but she alto visit­ anything rise that needs the ed for two weeks in Columbus, gentle touch. Add ** cup of sal Ohio. Her hmther and sistersoda concentrated to one Jar in law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence to get a mixture that works Judy, of Springliekl, Ohio, are P e rm a n e n t A rra n g e m e n ts > CRT YOUR HALLOWEEN COSTUME RKADY shown with Authentic tartnn pleated skirt and stretch nylon pullover. Whipcord co-ordinates (right) combine V-neck blazer. Ionic-sleeved print blouse and slim skirt. These separates can mix and mutch to make several costumes. They are designed by Russ. (out Ginger Ale) crv-J 7. ( V Millions of / S - s a v r .^ > and you’ll ogroo IV - - jr • OF THE STORKS SCHAEFER TAILORING 1*0. Wi l l . BE IN OUR STORK THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, (One Day Only) 31IL SMITH WILL BE SHOWING A COMI'I.KTF. LINK OF FALL AND WINTER FABRICS AND WILL HE GLAD TO TAKE VOI R SI EASE It KMENTS FOR A SLIT, HI'OICTI OAT (IH KI.At’hS TO BE DELIVER­ ED AT Vtil It CONVENIENCE. m If you don’t marinate a pot roast in vinegar marinade, at least add one tablespoon of vinegar lo the mrat. Il will add flavor and tenderize the j meat. ' tywiZc/saA. there’s No Match)for a flameless ELECTRIC RANGE • Siipcr-fanl • Su p er-safe • Cleaner • Cooler and cooks for list thin a pinny • person par meal 1/a/ueP/us ### (hr modern, automatic, electric ranges at your appliance denier .See THE HAPPIEST MONTHLY PAYMENT! Select a Home in Ravenna Park S A YS : L.R.J. and B a r r y Beauty Briefs Church Group Xi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta ner. They may or may not Sigma Phi met recently at have ever cooked this parti­ the home of (Jinny (Mrs. Gor­ cular dish before and the oth­ don ) Frederick. A rrport was er member* will not know given on tliu recent Hullo— what they are guing to liuvo ween party. Several games to eat until the night of the were played by the membeis dinner! The dinner is planned with everyone winning a by the Social Committee, Audrey Speer, Sim Harper prise. Delicious snacks of Swedish and Pat Hardin. Progress was noted in the meatballs, olives, cheese, car­ rot sticks, cauliflower and ‘'Growing Dollar*' project. herb dip were enjoyed during Each member Is given a dol­ the evening. Members were lar and decides on a project reminded to bring ui tides to to make the dollar gruw. be used in the filling of a Some of the projects announc­ Thanksgiving basket to lie ed liy the girl* are Barbie given to a needy family to doll sweaters, skirts and rapri pants. Christmas stockings, the next meeting. Plana were discussed for recipe holders, "secret pal* the annual progressive dinner cards, cakes and wrapping Christmas gifts. If anyone is to lie held November 1>. lntermted, they may contact Jeanette (Mrs. John) Alex­ one nf the members. ander will be thu hostess for A report wu* given on tliu the appetizer with (Jinny recent Rummage Side eon-' (Mrs. Gordon) Frederick, Wil­ ls Mse (Mrs. John) Proknsch durlfd by Hi# members. Th» and Candy (Mrs. Mac) 31c- aide wan n success, with the Clarialiun as co-hostesses; (ho proceed* to b# turned over to home of i;ue (Mrs. E. C.) thr Sendnule County Foster Harper. Jr. will lie the scene Children fund. A most interesting program for the main course with Put (Mrs. Vernon) Hardin. |)ot was presented on ''Civic Re­ (Mrs. Thomas) Richards, sponsibilities” by G o r d o n Audrey (Mrs. G. Andrew) Frederick. Discussion w a * Speer, Reida (Mrs. Glenn) held on what we as interest­ .McCall ns committee mem­ ed eitisena can do to belter bers; Vermeil* (Mrs, Ed) Pe­ nur community and to make terson will be hostess for tbs other eitisena realize that it dessert course with Hetty i* their duty to becume in­ (Mrs. Clarke) R rrustlr and terested mid take part in ac­ Fi (Mrs. J. Harold) Chap­ tivities; to take a stand, whe­ ther you win or lo»e—but man as eo-hostvssef. The novel part of this prog­ stand up and he counted. Refreshment* were served ressive dinner is (hat each of the three hostesses have been by the hostess to Jennet’e given the recipes for their (John) Alexander, Hue (E. particular course of the din- (\) Harper, J r , Cundy (Mae) McClanahan, \V I 11 a Mae Prokosch, R e i d a SPICY PINEAPPLE GLAZE (John) (Giennl McCall, Pat (Ver­ Cl cups) 1 <13's-ounce) cun crushed non) Hardin, Dot (Thomas) Richards, Audrey (G. An­ pineapple drew) Hpeer, Mr*. Jessie t (12-ounce) run apricot Shaw and FI (J. Harold) pineapple nectar Chapman. ’i cup catsup I tenspoon dry mustard l tablespoon Worcestershire sauce Combine all Ingredients, heat just to simmering. Spoon on ham, small amount nt a time, during lust ,30 to (d minute* of baking. W ES The bluer, trim sad brassbuttoned, can top a livsly print blouae and slim aklrt on* day and team with an authentic tartan plaaud aklrt and solid pullover th* next, Sweatsm p air «ff with pants for th# aki look or taka to tweed or flannel skirt* for town and country. Fabrics for th# new co-or- NEW YORK (NEA) — The Jumpers are a Joy. They with bloueee or sweaters o r late day wear. The right form a jumper into a pretty old match ( i n s offers a new lead a double life, pairing off standing independently for touch of jewelry eaa trana- cocktail dress. challenge this aeason to any* one who wants to be emartiy dressed cn a low budget We’ve been mixing and matching for many a year, but a wise (election of the newest co-ordinates will offer g r e a t e r wardrobe mileage than ever before. Sweaters, pants, Bermudas, Jackets, skirts and jumpers itand alone or together to make many costumes out of just a few separate items. Xi Beta Eta Chapter Plans Annual Progressive Dinner W ith grease-stained walls thoroughly and apply liquid wax when the wall Is dry to prevent grease from showing through. M - P aagc t 1M Oct. 28, ’84—F both • • t a l k ' ' economy, I..II.J. turns off the While lloo-e lights (to hide the hump caused by the dirt under the rug?) and Barry »unlto rut nut all F e d e r a l spending. It a e e m s . Now Cm a firm belioer in economy! That's why I keep telling you that you can wash MORE elolhr* CLEANER A CHEAPER a t WES h VY! And. unlike r a m p a i g n talk. I CAN PROVE IT! Why sot slop in ami say, -O .k , Wes, prole it!" If I ra n t VOI R WASH WILL IIE FREE! Air Candiliunnl Lounge WES-KAY WASH ETERI A Z010 French As*., Sanford “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” One in a comfortable •’! bedroom, lig bittli home with l a w living ruorn, completely equipped (iKNKKAI, KI.Kt'TWO kitchen, curjuirtu uuri utility room. FHA FINANCING -$8-i/M0. 1NCL. TAXES AND INSURANCE Stwsmak&h MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L | j | ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. I'hono 522-3103 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB KD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS Stenstrum Realty, Salfp Agents Plume 322-7-195 FLORIDA W. Scott B um s, Mgr. POWER m il e t n a & »ui LIGHT La Fl o r i d a COMPANY 207 M n ooU a A ve . lit �I Sgt. R . W hittaker Returns From 3-Year Duty Overseas The October meeting oI O r­ el* One at UPW at tb* Com­ munity Presbyterian Church of By Makar« ft. Vtamaa Ir. 8 ft, l/« Robert L> Whit­ taker, at Headquarters Comfeay, P in t Betteikm, 39th laiantry, l e i retened to the United States after eompUtlof a three-year tour duty la Worms, Genaaay. 8er»«snt Whittaker it a IMS graduate of Creoma High School. He win be girea a new eaelgnment la the aeer future. His wife b the former Barbara Jean Woods, of this city. AH girts from ago »*17 who at* deelroaa of becoming Girl Beouta ore asked to be present at the Castle Brewor Court Recreation Center at 6:30 pja. each Thundty, The Girl Scouts of today have pride In their name. They have fun and adventure. Among their many activities are hiking, cooking out-of-doors, aad camping. They also explore end learn about the wond-.ra of neturr. Then is a piece for every girt In this g n a t orgenUetlon. Your help la needed to rtrong* then name. Girts, please Join. Shirley Guy b preeldent and Mri. R. Church to leader. « * la charge of the prograa, •poke ea "Why Purdue?" em­ phasising "Leva b Liberty.” She stated, "Urn more me b ee. the am * we glee of ear•elver sad to fellow tho exem­ p t of Chrbt, each pereoa has to have enough love for all the people with whom me come ia contact." H n. Cochrea bd the d m Hour and Mrs. Bd Zimmerman, circle leader, cemdacted MISS HOMECOMING a t Grooms High is shown (centnr) with two of her attendants as they prnside over activities a t the school. Shown are from left, Dorothy Stephens, Banja C herry and Beverly McClendon. A host cf Sanfordlte* mo­ tored to the state’s capital to attend the same between Ten­ nessee State’s A end I Tlgera and the Florida A end M lUttle n . This writer wee told that the atmoephere wee greater than Homecoming. Lavarna Dixon,' who attend­ ed the game, reported that ihe saw several Crooms alum­ ni. Among them were Linda Merthlc, Alice Hudson, Regi­ nald McGill, Trilby Walden, Bernard Brown and Cynthia Clark. The women’a auxiliary of Charles Young Post 207, American Legion, sponsored a Kiddy Contest tail Sunday a t First Shiloh Missionary Bap­ tist Churrh. Stephanie l.ydls McClain wua tlm winner. A total of *211.50 was raised by her grandmother, Mre. A. L. McClain, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus f- Mc­ Clain. Dey. Tho November circle meet­ ing will be held at the boom of Mrs. Robert Rugenrteia. A social hour followed the meeting with refreshments served by the hosteuei. Fourteen members and two vUltors, MUs Marion Rsaves sod Mrs. Victoria Anderson, wort present. 25th and PARK, SANFORD P . STEWART HELMLY, North Orlando realtor, v a a recently elected president of th e Seminole County Board of Realtor*. A boating enthusiast and member of the Coast Guard Auxiliary, he la shown pursuing his favorite hobby. Denied Hearing CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL cheerleaders this year are shown in this group picture snapped at the school. In It are Cupt. Audrey Hayes, Ella Wig­ gins, Catherine Jones, Rosebud Gadsklns, Bar­ bara White, Suru Davis, Mary Helen Brooken, Lavurn Dixon, Ruth Hardy, Brenda Merrik, Hetty Burke und Cynthia Dixon. Their sponsor is Mrs. i. S. Smith ALL MEAT Tax Assessor PKGS. OF 8 12 OZ. PKGS. — WILL INSTALL TOLL FREE .* TELEPHONE SERVICE TO I SOUTH SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIRST PAY IN OFFICE! Lake Countians treasurer; Mrs. Virginia Jenk- d .ty Is becoming more coi Ins corresponding secretaryt pies each day. The emergen Rev. K. K. Williams, chair- of aulomatiun has cause son men of executive hoard; Le- whet of a problem of vmpk roy liruwn, pnrlinuieritarlan; ment. I’urcnta should p Mrs. Dorothy L. Brown, .Mrs. K. B. Holly, pianist, C. more attention to their ch committee chairman is asking II. Franklin, publicity and dren socialisation procei nil parents to please rums to Rev. I steal Black, chaplain. Preparing them to live in Goldsboro Elementary School The Grnyladlea are to lw a t 0 a.m. Thursday to help prepare (or the Halloween ronimeniled for their unsel­ fish and dedicated devotion Carnival. to the students of (’rooms Let ua pray that hate will Don’t forget Ihe Homecom­ High, and their assistant'-* l*i replaced by respect and understi-.nding. ing Coronation tonight nt the during llurrhnno Dura. Roy A. Allen Gymnasium at Dr. J. C. Rlngllng, business 7 p.m. There will he a Coro­ nation Ball Immediately fol­ manager of the newly organ­ S t Luke’g Plans Hy Evelyn Lundy lowing the prnginm. Crooms ized Quarterback Club, relat­ St. Luke’s Christian Day ed its pui pose to the PTA. This rlub will strive to pro­ School In Htavla will have its High students only! Recreation Director Willie mote Interest in the athletic annual Halloween costume V. Graham announces the re­ department and boost the party Friday a t 0:30 p.m. sults of the 1964 punt, pass, moral of the hoys. He asked Pre-schooirre to adults ere In­ and kick competition. Eight all fnthers of football play­ vited to participate. Judges for the costume peryear old group first place, ers In mrcl at the Elks Rest ade will be Mrfc. Joe L. Battle James Grooms. 21 Castle Sunday at 5 p.m. end Mrs. Steve Stephen. Fol­ Brewer Court, totsl points, 117; A “Wigs on Parade* ex- lowing the Judging there will second place, Joe Mobley, .It Castle 11rower Court, :lfl; travaganxa wilt he presented be e movie shown. Mrs. Har­ third place, Steven EU-rhurt, at 2:111 p.m. Monday, Nov. 8, ry Pempey is chairman of the 1602 W. IMh Street. 29. nine- at New Salem Primitive Bap­ entire affair. year-old group: first place. tist Churrh. This exhibit le Angle Smith, 704 Pecan Ave­ sponsored hy the chorus of OVER 35 YEARS nue, tola) points, Ml; second New Salem. The general pubAt First A Palmetto placr, Elijah June. Hint West lie le cordiully invited. (Alongside aid peel office) lflth Street, 95; third place, Mrs. I.nura Thomas, the George Beasley, 1015 South Olive Avenue, 81. Ten-year- newly elected president of t h ' old group, first place, Greg ("rooms P-TA, re-emphanixed Tucker, 142 Academy Avenue, the importance of parents 175; second plate, Marcello* knowing what their children Daniels, |H.'I7 l.ii coin Avenue, tire doing in school. • ('nrpetn • Furniture 155; third plate, Raymond • Tile • Pienee We are living In a moat I’crry, 171.1 Jerry Avrnue, • Rente) Bede challenging age, and our soI ID. Eleven, yrar-uli] group, first {dare, Gary f l u n lc ls , 12 Cavite Brewer Court, 151; second place, Vincent Foster, 1601 Williams Avenue, 125; third place. Lor cum Jones, 1115 Holly Av*., 109; twelveyear-old group, first place. Larry lleynes 1017 MengouMine Avenue, 355; second ■dace, William Davidson, 99 Just tell ut how m uch p iCm* M Castle Brewsr Court, 113; *M*I> a___ FltSNMl ■ Z & . third place, Willie Miller. M you need to pay old bills, for _* Castle Brewsr Court, 113. 1120.00 7.00 hom e Improvements, car » {111.00 I 11.00 Dilrteen-year-old group, first repairs, for all your sea- 1 220.00 11.00 place, Nathaniel Williams, 312.00 1100 121 Castle Brewer Court, 112; sonal expenses. Phone for 4412 00 24.00 second place, Freddie Dennis, prompt, courteous service. Li592.00 32.00 91 Custlc Brewer Court, 900; third place, James Ashford, LOANS UR TO $AOO tl* Castle Brewer Court, 133: Cronma Tllgh School PTA sleeted officer* for 1904-55 .Monday night as follows: Mrs, I.sura Thomas, presi­ dent; Evan* Rnron, vice pres­ ident: Mrs. Dorothy f.. Brown, eepreui); Mis. Fannie Fields, #d on their activities far the month aad Mrs. W. C. HopUns reported oa mbsbaary work and the bapsetaaco of Prayer ^ 9 TRICK TO S “ INDIAN SUMMER’ HALLOWEEN SPEClALt Yn : ’■* m j WASHINGTON (UPI> _ The Supreme Court Monday denied O * 1 j e hearing to Robert Shuler and Jerry Chatham, sentenced to death in Lake County for rape. !, • The brief order made It elesr, however, that the two may apply for a writ of ha­ beas corpus "in the appro­ priate U. S. district court." The pair were sentenced in Circuit Court in September of IMO and the Florida Supreme Court upheld the conviction Feb. IS, 1964. Their appeal to the nation’s Ph. 322-2784 highest court posed the ques­ tion of whether a conviction "obtained by Introduction of COM PANY, INC evidence falsified by state off!- M A C ’S O IL E. H. McALEXANDEft. President A Manager ease end by suppseeskm of ma­ terial evidence hy the prosecu­ EARL EVANS — DEALER tion" violates the guarantee of *01 N. LAUREL ft AN Ft III due process of law." “JONATHAN • GALLON “SHUHFINE" • WHITE (or) • YELLOW POP CORN iwundness of m oral pi iiM^ilo and (h a riK isr On November 3rd, your duty as a responsible citiien is to vote for those candidates whoso honesty and integrity are beyond reproach. For conservative representation on our County Commission, cost your ballot for E. Pope Bas­ sett, the cand id ate best qualified to servo tho needs of a growing Seminole C o u n ty... Brack's •BRACH'S” 51 PARTY PAKS RRACirS” MELl.OfVCUEAM BRAUFS' BRAC1FS- JELLY ORACH'S' BRACTFir TRICK-OR-TREAT FOR COUNTY COMMIUIONII l emlnele Cosmty-Oistrict 3-O.O.P, CA N D Y POPS BRACH’8" 110 South Mjgnolij Street FA 2-4612 �,,L. Ilk'*-v'V \ l 1 DRESSED & DRAW N '-4 m . r m THESE PRICES — EXCEPT ai h h i THURSDAY ONLY SPECIALS— GOOD THRU SATn OCT. 31 1 B- X UHAND YOU SAV E MOST AT T IP TOP 2 Convenient Location* THIS IS THE FIFTH WEEK OF HOCK BOTTOM PRICES — DELIBERATELY SLASHED TO GET YOU ACQUAINTED WITH SW IFTS TR U TENDR BEEF. ITS FLAVOR AND TENDERNESS IS GUARANTEED BY BOTH SWIFT & COMPANY A N D TIP TOP SUPERMARKETS. * 4th. S t. it Sanford Ave, 1100 W. 13th. 8 t. CHUCK AMERICAN BEAUTY CREAM T-BONE OR CLUB STEAK 8AXKT CUT GREEN HENDERSON OR I1EHSI1EY LIMIT 2 PLEASE I ROLL PACKS AQ( HOLSUM APPLE JELLY * 3 k» 99« 1 Oc t,M,T MEAL or iGRITS * PLANTATION 1 X SIIUKFINE FLOUR / C *2Qc ^0 LBS. J f t EACH W/M M ORDVB U NIT w /ia li o id » SHOWBOAT PORK & BEANS 10 FRENCH FRIES 3 » 25' ^ ^ R Q C u M IT I i CANS y W/ORDRB MR. “G" FROZEN WINTER GARDEN FROZEN APPLE A L L M EA T STEW. 57 T A S T Y TRU TEN D R RUMP PIES PEACH CHERRY 3 FOR 89 LIMIT a CLEARS LIMIT ^ WITH OKI)hit DUKES DOG FOOD 4 '“>25‘ RED TOKAY SCHOOLBOY HAG GRAPES 2 its. 33* APPLES 4 25* GEORGIA RED SWEET POTATOES 3 LBS. » �1 u- 1 » T i CaehHm ontikpogc ALTON ( B a t c h ) Evans, Lym an H i g h School 1964 graduate, enlisted in th e U. S. K arine C o n e and is taking his boot train* in f a t P a rris Island, 8. C. Eighteen-year-old Butch, son of A F 8gt. and Mrs. H. M. Evans II, now stationed in Turkey, made h is heme w i t h Mr. end Mrs. James Myers, o f 642 Queens M irror Circle, Casselberry, f o r t h e last two years. Gen. Eisenhower Throws Support To Goldwafer WASHINGTON (UPI)-Th* Republican National Committat bai rtUaaed a campaign latter from former President Dwight D. Elsenhower ad­ dressed "To a l l voters, U.S.A." aad urging them to vote for See. Barry M. Goldwater. Headed "Dear friends,” the letter laid: "Liberty la our moit prec­ lou* potfcsiloe. To keep It, we must hive a firm foreign pol­ icy, a powerful military de­ fame and ■ free economy. We must preserve our moral and spiritual heritage. "Berry Goldwster shares these views and Is dedicated la keeping the puauc and pro­ AND PARK SANFORD HERSHEY’ REG. ROLL V F IN E GRANULATED SOLID '• “CIRCUS" ASST. FLAVORS ONE La PKGS. 0 A » 4 1 ♦ 4*# 4 J * \ A. } * I • "PILL8BURY” REG. OR BUTTERMILK Limit: One With Tour ( I Or More Food Order I'lciae Limit: 1 With Year «S Or Mere Food Order Pleas# MR. GM FROZEN FRENCH FRIES 2 !&. 19 viding the morel leadership we need. "J hope you will Join me In voting for him for president Nov. L "Sincerely, Dwight D. Elsen­ hower." SOFT-WEVE’ HICKORY SMOKED ROLLS Five Hungarians JO N A TH A N SHOWBOAT Named Bishops VATICAN CITY (UPI) Fivo Hungarian bishops were awom In Saturday, tha Vati­ can newapapor Osservatore Komano said today. Tha tdahnpa were appointed Sept. IS by Pope Paul VI fol­ lowing tho signing of an agreement with tha Hungar­ ian government. They had taken an noth nf loyalty to the Communist government two daya after their appoint, merit. HALLOWEEN SPECIAL! LBS. MARCAI CELLO BAG EVERFRESH” FRESH RAKED! Leqal Notice iv tm k n n r t i i »: v i v r i i n i r iv s m i i 'i r ro i irr o r J in m ti i in . e o n v k n i .v u l k r o r v r v , ri.n iim s . C M A v t u i t v vi». i t a n i T H E P O /T O V r t V B CE NT S • AVIJffJS BANK. P l a i n t i ff . ve. SVIf.I.IASI C. WOOTBX. VI D e f e n d a n t ,. M i n i »: o r h i t i v u n im ,ii,K > ii m i :i i i i . i n t: T O , VVII.1.1 AM c WOOTBW »ni n r.iin tA t w o o t k n h' I » |fa R R i i n i i M r#i t l n u t e T, U n i ; i ; Marvell, A r k e n e a e T o u e r e l e r r b y n n t m v . t th at a C o m p la in t l o f o r e c lo e it r , e '• r * S l n m i ' f ' i i * . e - i e u m t i. i l n a i h e f o llo w in g S e e c r lh .il , . « t p fo ti.fl/, to -n il: I-“ I 11. Block B. C O l'N T Il V CLUB M ANil II. UNIT Nil t, a f f o r d i n g I,, t h e plat Hi. o f a* r e c o r d e d In I'lat ik>ok 11, T r u e Ji. I’uMic R e cord, of a .m in o t* Coen. I/, rio rld a h»* h . . n t i l . , I a g a i n , ! y o u In <ha ab o v e • l / l a , | m i l , a n d , „ n a r e r v i u i r e d i«, a a r v a a of y o u r A nawer „ r o th e r P lead in g lo Ihe C o m p lain t o n r t a i n i i f t ' a a l t o r n . y a . ANUKIIPON, H U ait. DCAN * LOW.VUKI, J J J E aat C entral B o u le v a rd . Orlando. F lo rid a, a n d file t h e o r ig in a l A n aw er o r c l h . r IMvadln« In t h e o ffice o f Ihe C l a r k of the C l r e u l l C o u r t o n o r b e f u r e Ihe Slh d a / o f N o v em b er, IS*!. If y ou fall to do eo, a d e c r e e p , o conreaao w ill be t a k e n a c a l n a t y o u for I h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In Ihe C o m p la in t. T h le N o l t r e . h i l l be pub llehe-l unco o w e e k [ o r f u u r run* ■ ecul lvo w e a k a In i h e Hanford H erald . D A T E D t h l a I l k d a / of Oute b e r . ISIS. h b Au A rthur H B eckw ith Jr, C lerk of C irc u it C o u rt I I / : M a r t h a T. V lh leu D eputy C lerk A u d ereu n , f tu e b . D a n a A Lowntloe t i l Beet C ontrol Doulev ari, Orlando, F l o r i d a P u h llen Oct. T, 14. J l , S t, l>«4. C D F -it “ ARMOUR STAR- SLICED LU N CH EO N M EAT • Bologna • Plrklr • Olivo * L leerw urit • Minrrd Lunthron Loaf * Spired Lunch Meat GRADE “ A” QUICK FROZEN FLA. “JUICY- G RA PEFRU IT FRYER G IZ Z A R D S *5 0 $ 1 4 0 0 p r i s e s i! *6 8 4 $ 117 p r is e s ! (EQUAL TO THE AVERAGE FAMILY’S (EQUAL TO THE AVERAGE FAMILY’S YEARLY GROCERY PURCHASES.) MONTHLY GROCERY PURCHASES.) • NOTHING TO BUY TO PARTICIPATE! • CONTEST CLOSES SATURDAY • JUST COME IN & GET YOUR ENTRY-BLANK! OCT. 31. 100 EXTRA With Thla Coupon * Tha Purcbaao Of A I.U . Freak "100% Pura" BEEF GOLD I ,BONO 4 |J . 1 1 |M ■ < I V M STAMPS a m h ib i Coupon good at your 'Thrlltwa: Only, Thru Saturday, Octobar 50 EXTRA With Thia Cuupoa A Tho Purchaeo Of J Bag "Pllleburjt" V V P P V GOLD | BONO ajtJg | | | M f l M T AL M B SJ U dP USX FLOUR Coupon good at your •'Thrift*ay' Only, Thro Saturday. October SI, 50 EXTRA ■ " ■ " P M D With Thu i AG O J iL lU Coupon A The Parthian Of | 1 1 l b- Can ■ SMT AAM M PS K jU u U I SHORTENING Caopoo good at your ’Thrlltwa; Chaly, Thru Saturday, October 1 BOND 100 EXTRA With Thin Coupon A The Purchaeo Of Lb. Caa GOLD ■ BOND e j l Jg | l | B B W W M U ST u AjMwP Sf l COFFER Coupon good at yo u “Thrift* ay” Owly, Thru Saturday, October SI. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thin Coup— A Tho Purthaao Of ■ e j f J k | I 1 Giant phg. ■ H I 50 EXTRA With Thia G O LD Coupon A Tha Pur chare Of ■ » t " Jk I I I BOND STAMPS H H M Coapaw good at year “TkrUtway" Owly, Thru Saturday, October II. STAMPS BUSHES b h h i i h i Coupon good at your Thrlftway" Only, Thru Saturday, October Jl JL �I .% ’ i t High School Dropouts The problems facing young peo­ ple In school are many. One Is the important question of deciding how much education is enough. f h e choice "is hard, especially for those who find no joy in classwork. Some see no value in what they are studying. TTiey fail to understand the relationship between more schooling now and their own improved chance for lifelong Job success. A million boys and girls, young men and women, each year, make the wrong decision and drop out of school. By doing so, they doom them­ selves. For these persons will have trou­ ble finding work since they are able to compete only for the dwindling opportunities in unskilled labor. They are the last to be hired, receive the lowest pay, and are the first to be laid off. Frequently, their jobs can be taken over by machines. Before the end of the decade, 7.5 million more will be added to the al­ ready staggering number of Amer­ ican citizens who are academically and vocationally unprepared for this changing and challenging age. One out of every three young peo­ ple in the fifth grade now drops out of school before high school gruduation. This is a 20th century tragedy. Studies made around the Nation show thut slightly more than half of all school dropouts are male. The largest number of boys and girls who will not finish high school leave early after their sixteenth birthday, usually when they ara in grade 10. Many of them are seriously retard­ ed in reading and arithm etic per­ formance. They are probably failing in one of more scholastic subjects, iind ure not active in athletics or other extra-class activities. Howev­ er, a grent proportion of them have IQ’s which indicate they could con­ tinue through high school gradua­ tion. The m ajority of high school drop­ outs come from families where school attendance and achievement are not considered as having much value. The most frequent reason given by school dropouts for th eir leav­ ing is simply lack of interest. This may mean that a student was discouraged over his progress, dis­ liked a certain subject or teacher, or saw no value In what he was study­ ing. It might mean that he felt exclud­ ed from the social life of th e school. Sometimes teenagers drop out to help with the care of the family or to add to the family Income. Boys, especially, feel they will have a bet­ ter chance as wage earners by start­ ing young. The decision to drop out Is frequently made because the student hasn't a real goal in life and is not aware of the probable consequences of his action. If the dropout finds work, he may have a period in which he feels he is accomplishing something worth while. He has a paycheck and more money to spend than many who stay in school. But this is usunlly only temporary. U.S. Department of Labor sta t­ istics show that one out of every six persons in the 10-21 age group is unemployed. Without adequate education, a young man or woman has no nccess to modem jobs the economy is con­ stantly creating. Solving the problem of school re­ tention is not a job for school.* alone. It takes the close cooperation of parents, schools, and the individuals and organizations of the community —employers, civic groups, service clubs, labor unions, social agencies. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Larry la like literally millions of othrr* »ho suf­ fer agony and shame be­ cause of their alatery to a nuisance hahit. Scrapbook this rase or mail it tu any victims, for a child's entire social outlook can be im­ paired unless he seta him­ self free. Send for the book­ let below. George W. Crane, Ph. I)., M.D. CASE U -tto: Larry ti., ag­ ed 12, is terrified. •'Dr. Crane,” his worried mother begun, “Larry is al­ most a nervous wreck. ‘T o r he has joined the R i/ Scout*. And they sre now planning n ramping trip. “ Hut Lurry doesn't dare go! For he is a virtim of bed-wet­ ting. “As long ns he sleeps at home, we run cover up for him. Hut he is even afraid to accept a playmate's Invitation to visit overnight. “ And I fret so sorry for him. He ainrerrly trie* to •lop hilt after one or two nights, he usually hss an ac­ cident again. What rise ran we do?" Hahit Slaves Larry is a virtim of a nuissnee habit. Rut so i« his daddy, who Is a slave to cigarettes. And his mother is likewise a slave In desserts, for she is 20 pounds overweight. Heware nhnut taunting the victim of rnilresis (Red-wetting I for he Is simply enslav­ ed by a had habit. If you have ever tried to break away from tobacco, dope, alcohol or overeating, you can realixe how hard thia problem really Is. At the age of four years, about 25% of children are still bedwettere, a t least fit­ fully. Alas, many adults remain so not only through grammnr and high school but even in­ to adulthood. Hundreds of men were washed out of military serv­ ice because of thia childhood nuiannre habit. Huai liras executive* -In to .V) yenrs of age have also come to me because they dar­ ed not attend a distant con­ vention or go on the road us salesmen, lest they have an occasional accident. And they were complaining of simple bed-wetting, not th? urinary incontinence of old men. Red-wetting is a first cou­ sin of stuttering. For the sphincter muscles nt the exit of the bladder have learned the had habit of relaxing when the bladder is full and the child is aal-ep. The normal child's shut-off muscles (sphincters) have learned the habit of remain­ ing closed at such a time. So the question is one of re.teaching those unruly mus­ cle* so they will NOT relax while the child is asleep. Several method* will work. First, the victim must quit f t ljp Faye I-A f p r a lii Sanford, Florida (A lw ays w rite In l) r. C r a n e in r a r e o f T h e S a n ­ ford H erald, e n c lo s in g a lo n g s t a m p e d , a d d r e s s e d env r l o p r s n d 20c In c o s r r t y p ­ in g a n d p r i m i n g r o s i n w h r n for one of hi* > < A Political Notebook ON TOUR WITH HILLER AND HUMPHREY (N E A )Th* two big Tic* presidential aide*how* ha*i to bo put down thua fa r aa of uncertain value. The otar-all eoata appear headed for enormoua heights. Party strategists may wonder when It fa all ovar whether it might not b a te been wiser to limit tha travel* of Demoeratic nominee Hubert Hum­ phrey and GOP ncralnea Wil­ liam Miller — with more money channeled t o w a r d alerting senator*, governors and congressmen. Humphrey is going about the nation with two prop jets, on* mainly for himself and staff, th* other for th* presi and VIP extras. Miller ta get­ ting by with a single prop jet. Hut thee# are expensive ships. In I960, President Lyndcn It. Johnson, then the Demorrntic vie* presidential nomi­ nee, used a prop jet for a while but gave it up. Neither his GOP counterpart, Henry Cabot Lodge, nor th* two presidential nominee* used anything so costly, except for Iticlmrd Nixon's one Jet trip bo Hawaii. Politicians argue, of course, that there la always good po­ litical point in having any top party nomine# ahow up to help spark th* local troops. Letters To The Editor Th# floral* ssrimwiri lettrrs front tin rtmlrrs on onli­ ne affairs. The writer may ns* a hr* name pmsldra ihr I n ­ ter also rarrlea Ih* writer's frne name an* ailSirn, l.rllers at frwer than 3-VO words will he als*w pr*terrare. fellers aSdrrasr* le alhera nr* arrrptahl* prasldrg they fs aol deal la persaaalllle*. Poetry It aul yahllskrd hy The Herald. Editor. The Herald: We were very glad to see in print Communist Goals for the United States «* present­ ed to the Congress by Mr. Herlong ami sent to you byMrs. Ladd. Your Editor's Note said, "We believe the federal government ami the FBI ore aware of Communist activities anil ate fully capable of pro­ viding thu defense fur uur country.” So U-t'a just take that list uf goals one by one and see where we stand in regard to them. It may Like more thnn one letter, but if you will print them all, we should get thn whole list covered, 1. *'U. S. acceptance of coex istiincif." Just yesterday, President Johnson told (hr nation thut he hud met with the Soviet ambassador and had promised him thut the U, S. would continue it* pol­ icy of peaceful coexistence with the Soviet Union. 2. “ U. S. willingm-s* to capituliite in preference to engaging in atomic w a r ." The wall in llorlin, Russian mis­ sile* anti other arm* still in Cuba. An unwinnahle war in V i e t N a m. Conaidcrntiun given to admitting Red China to tha UN. Etc., ad infinstum! ,1. “ Develop the illusion that total disarmament by tho U. S .would be a demonstra­ tion of moral strength.” Thi* administration ba* already THE POLL TAX signed a treaty to atop nu­ clear testing in the nlr and i* willing, according to Mr. Johnson Inst night, to sign one to atop all nuclear test­ ing. We have begun a cutback in our armed services. In IHtll, the administration issued the "Department of Slate Fublichliun 7277." On March 1, 1902, Senator Jo­ seph C. Clark, of t'rnnsylvnnia said on the floor of the U. it. Senate, “ It (this pub­ lication) represents the fixed and determined policy of the executive arm of the U. S. Government.” Under this pro­ gram, which was submitted to the UN and which Is be­ ing negotiated at Geneva, nil military might in the world, and all responsibility for it, would be transferred lo the United Nations. This UN Arnu-d Force would be under tbo control of the Department of Ptdltical and ftecurlly Council Affairs. The head of this Department has been held sine* IP Id by Russians, with exception of 1037, when it whs held by Dragoslnv I’rotitch of Yugoslavia. If it is not disarmament to turn our armed forces aver to this Communist controlled de­ partment of th* UN, whet la It? Iri deference to your pref­ erence for 250 word*, we siml I postpone discussion of the other points of Communist take-over of our country un­ til tomorrow. And, incidentally, congrat­ ulation* to you on being game enough to print letters which do not agree with your edi­ torial policy. Dr. and Mrs. Brooks Smith (Thunk you. We print *11 letters with n plea for brev­ ity.—Editor.) They ■crept “second best” If for about tha la rt three they can’t get th* presidential weeks. i d .U th . upturh from bidders, a* la always tha case the time of Bill Millar*# viait.’* Tha better-known H u m * in many cities and town*. Yet soma reports this fall phrey generally tends to outsuggest that tha current draw Miller, who captured heavy touring by tha No. 2 men la bringing ■ good deal less than a dollar's reward for a dollar spent. A awing with the two cand i d s t a t indicates certainly that th* visible rewards are n o t uniformly impreseive. Crowd* at airport outdoor rallies and curbside are often skimpy, sematimes good. If it were not for tb* fart that Miller and Humphrey constantly tout their respec­ tive No. 1 men and blast away a t their rival*, one could easily feel he Is looking upon candidstes in some ob­ scure Senate race. The reports filtering in on Miller have been especially rough. Some GOP party men, contrary to the evident gen­ eral rule, are aaid to be hope­ ful ha will not visit their areas. Not all of these are moder­ ates, aa one might Imagine. Mlller'a rapier thrusts are oc­ casionally upsetting even to conservative leader*. On tha other hand, a state chairman in a mountain stats says: "Thing* have been looking better for Gcldwater here little national attention be­ fore hia nomination deapita hia tenure as Republican na­ tional chairman. Nevertheless, when the two man appealed In the publie square a t Read­ ing, Pa., within two days et each other, the difference in crowd sixe wa* not great. When th* bills ara all la for these fairly lavish forays, they cannot help but suggest that there must be cheaper way* tu fire up tha troops in the field. While Milter and Humphrey are prop-jetting around tha country on a usually crowded, multistop schedule, nominee! for lesser but still important officea ara moaning fo r money. In tha Republican camp the cry la an absolute wail, with a heavy undartona of anger. Tha endless aptit-waak road shows for presidential nomi­ nees seem an Inascapabla part of tha country’s political habit patterna. But there has to be a aerioua question whe­ ther each party really needs to send a second eompany, nearly as costly, out on tha circuit to fill In tha apota tha big fellowa miaa. £ i« t 7 HAYDON BURNS Governor ★ ★ ★ ★ Bums Means Business • PROVEN PROGRESS e TESTED LEADERSHIP DIM. HAYDON BURNS Mayor Bums has 15 years of successful public administration behind him es chief executive of one of tha Southeast's w R prosperous cities. Call Bum* ndq. 822-6975 for Information (P.U Footing AO V O T E A N D ELEC T Y O U R DEMOCRATS O F SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y ! ■ State Jo e D avis licprrarntallva Mary Earle Walker W. I-nwrence Swafford Tax Assessor County CummUnioner Wed., October 28, 1064 V* V I , II . I I A. UIRL IIW , K i n r i i N a v i s r i a t . i s u c a s ' l l A V K VIII. f u l l vs:, v Ireoleiloo - n . serai g is a s .r -i i l i v .v l . « i k v * i i u >m HIIIIKHT ALKXA.VUKM A ssociate e d ito r A dvertising D lrto to r u v n itt i. joiivsox mist q m e m s M a n a g i n g Kdltor Ad T t r t l s I s g M s n s g o r aiilUKV Hll.l.l.lilli: vv HUT P I I T T T » I * * r a p h Kdltor C tnoral Idvtrtlslng U a n ig e r ISIS111* Will. HISS JS.VIK SHUKNAMS.B g o c l s t r Kdltor J iu tm o i M sn tg tr n o rm : * i* m r a x i s w c i.L a C i t y K d lto r M e r h s s l c a l Boat Jt uv w e u t MILL t l X C K V T C o u n t y E d it o r X tsf f P b o t o g r t p h s r rut>ll*h *d l.iltjr e s r t p t Hator U y , a u n d s r s n d C h r i s t m a s ; p u b llibS'l S a t u r d a y p r s c r s d l o a C h r i s t m a s . stu v C H irrio v i h i m liom s D s tU a ry }jc Hr M a ll U s W ish depending on pnrents or out­ siders to awaken him. Instead, he must resolutely face the fact th at he himself Is the only one who will ever produce the cure. As the alcoholic or smuket has learned, no outsider can break the habit for you! Then deliberately drink be­ fore bedtime to produce a cri• in! Hut let the victim art his alarm clock for one hour af­ ter retiring. When it goes off, hop out uf bed and go to the bathroom. Many enuresis virtim* free Iheniselvrs in a night «r two via this alarm clock plan. Rut a surefire method Is to rig up an electrical shock device with some strip* of copper wire and dry cell bat­ teries so the first drops of urine will romplcte the cir­ cuit snd sting the victim with a shock. Send for itiy leaflet on “Bed-Wetting,” enclosing a long stamped, return enve­ lope, pills 20e. It shows how to eonstruet the “N-Urocln*t." y o u se n d b o o k le ts.) Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromfey "WFio, Me?"' SKNIXULM CUl'.VTV |i« « ] T sar i t s • M onins 1 I t I M onths ALL u n i E H MAIL III.I* 1 T s a r l i t t M onths l td t M o n t h s tea i Month t - t# 1 M o n th V. * P o s t a l R s s u l a l l s a a p r o v l d s t h a t a ll ■ a l l s s b t c r i p t i o a s i s paid l a a d s t a e * . T n s t l s r a l d la a l u s m n s r of m s C n i . t t t - r s t t w a i c a I s *ntlilod ■ s d u t i v t l y to lb* us* f u r r s p u b l l c a t l o a *f a ll t a * loss ] a s s t p r i h t a d la t a i a as ss ap ap ar. K n i s r s d a a t s c o n d clasa m a l t s r t o o t a s a r II, t i l l a t t h a Poai tifflc# o f a a n f o r d . t Ion la u n d e r I h s Act of C s a g r a a a of M a rc h No p a r t of a n y m a t a r i a t . no w* o r a a s o r t i a i s g . a t t h i s s d t t l o s of T b o H a n f o rd t l s r a l d m a y Ba r a p r o d u c a d la a a y a a a n n t r w i t h ­ out w r l t t a n p a r ra ls s l o a o f t h a p u b l i a h a r o f T h a I t a r a l d . Aay In d i v id u a l o r f i rm rasp o n s lb to fo r s u c h r e p ro d u c ti o n w ill ba , ist i c r e l a t l n t r l n * . ( »o T h * I t a r a l d * s o p y t i g h t a a d w i l l b* hint ,4*ot* log dniaago* ualor Ih* law, Eliminates the poll tax as a requirement of voting in Federal elections, HOLLAND lint introduced tha amendment in 1949 and in •very session of Confess therealter. Both houses finally passed it overwhelmingly in 1962, and it was ratified by the statas. Tha Holland amendment has become tha 24th Amendment to the Federal Constitution. Kftr SFESSARD L HOUAHO WORKING FO R Y O U R R IG H T S AS A C I T I Z E N RE-ELECT SPESSARD L. H O LLA N D U. S. S ENATOR o tM o c s a r * ’» ' J im H irk en m sy er County School board f I A l Davi* Justice at Fence, District 4 Le t Progress Continue! PD. POL. ADV. BY FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, WARREN M. GOODRICH, CHAIRMAN; ANN CRAMER, VICE CHAIRMAN, FRANK L. PORTER, SECRETARY, IN COOPERATION WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. I i. �F k ft 2-A— Oet. 28, 1984 (D a a h CU bby • •xpoeting her llth , you aay, "If It la not contrary to your religion, rail your Ptanned Parenthood Cent* «r." Tn my knowledge, tha Plannid Parenthood pro­ gram la not contrary to ANY religion. If the wom­ an la a Roman Catholic, her local Planaad Parenthood group will give her com­ plete Inatruetion on birth control, aa approved by bar church. Bincoraly, MRS. R. P. C. DEAR ABET: 1 k in k m dating a golf pm for (Im p u t ail months and ha giving ma got! free of charge. On M r third data ha aakod res In marry him, hut aald that dua to seme flnanHal r«aaani ha would he** to poetpoaa aerrying mo far •bout a yesr. Hoping to haataa tha marriara, I lat him hava about ftOO. I Juat found out that ha haa barn dating anothar girl and giving bar golf laaaona for nothing. Now I rtallaa that ha waa only ualng ma, but 1 Riuat admit ha Improved my golf game a lot. I have too much prida to tail our club praaldcnt, but 1 would Ilka to gat my money back. Howf DUMB BLONDE D E A R BLONDEt forget your prida and tall tha club praaldcnt that hla golf pro ia under par In more waya than one. And don't gat ao palay.walay with profea* alonal awlngara again unleaa you can remember to keep your head down and your eye on your puraet o e By Abigail Von Buren a DEAR ABBYi In your reply to "WORN OUT,* tha mother of 10 who waa underside. She’s now wear­ ing her mother's plain gold hand tn show aim’s married. My father Is far from rich, but he could wall afford tn buy mother • alee wadding ring with a few chip dia­ monds hi IL Mother de­ serves tha ring and aha wants one, but aha doesn’t want to ask him for it. Would it bo all right far mo (her married daughter) to buy her one f BIO D PAN DEAR PANi If you don’t know your father wall enough to any, ’’Look, Dad, Mother wants a nice wad­ ding band, ao let’e shop far one," than you should got batter acquainted with year father. A wadding riag la more than a place of Jew­ elry, and It’s a husband’s privilege (and no ona elao’a) to provide bin wife with one. DEAR MRS. R. P. C.t You are 100 per cent correct* and I t|uink you for pointing out thia important dietlnetioe. And whllo wa art on tha aubjact, tha Planned Parenthood organisation Is dedicated to all phases of family ptannlng. They will also help couples who want children, but appear unable to have them. • • • • DEAR ABBY: I guess moat of all 1 Just want to gat thin problem off my chest. My darling mother should and would lova to own a pretty wedding ring that the can ba proud of, My Dad haa given her two cheap lets that aha worn completely through on tha tfacoby On Bhidqsi e • Troubled f Write to AB­ BY, Box 69700, Loo An­ geles, Calif, fo r a personal reply, onelota a stamped, eeif-addressed envelope. • e • For Abby’a b o o k l e t , "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” lend 60 cents to Abby, Boa 69700, Lot An­ geles, Calif. By Oswold Jacoby d U q h liq h iA TV Tim* Previews TV Tima erttiei preview com big telcvtekm shows by at­ tend lag rehetreale, watching •eretalaga. studying scripts In New York and Hollywood. Mart are their preview* for taday: TV Tim* Show of the Night: M : » p m. CBS. Tha Dick Van Dyka Show ‘ Romance, Rases and Rya Bread." H a n ’t a show with a split personal­ ity. The first half which haa Sally (Rosa Marla) getting a r«M that amalla like pastrami from a secret admirer ia wild­ ly fuaay. it lets italer whan Laura (Mary Tyler Moore) goes to Dm theatre Instead of Sally aad seta accosted by her "krvar” la the a n t Mat. Aad If yaa Dates la IBs em-eUge flay, you’ll gat a pretty good Idea of how silly some avastgarde aff-Broedwoy theatre la. But, once this hilarious selected (he nine of clubs aa hit opening lead. XOtTM as "South won the first club A ll trlek, drew trumpe, tidied VAQJ4 tha rcat of tba club* and led OQ 1076 tha queen of ipadea. Eait look AK10I Ala ace and king of apadas and EAST w it end-played. A black card A 101763 AAK84 lead would allow South to ruff van V K io a s 064 «i In dummy and discard one of Alia a jt is hie two bearta, whils a heart • O ( T O (Dt bad would ba right into dum­ AQJ my’s ace-quaen.” V 76 More he ad points out that ♦ AKJIIS hid East doubled. Wait would AAQ4 B ut and West vulnerable have been aura that Eait would hold something in spadei and South Wee* North Rad would have been more likely 10 Paea I V Pam to open a spade. Of course, a ao Pais so Pern Paea epide lead would beat tha fiveOpening lend—A S. diamond contract because East would cash two sped** and moodi and made It after West I wait for Mi heart trick. tS :l« M) What’e T h is Song (I) The Price is X lfk l («) I Levs Liter Xat. Ce • I I IS) -II it* |« | 1A:SB I t ) NBC N e w s R e p o r t W KDNISDAY P . M. 1 1 : 1 1 (I) ceneentratlsa (P) f l i t T h e M anage (I) Tha McCoys 11:10 I ! ) J e o p a r d y (>) l l l e i l n g L i n k s It) r e t s A G ladys li s a < ii N m M l News (•> New * l:] | M) H undey-B rInkier R eport (I) ru n Ml 1.0* i * i IS) Ml T .l* I I I III l oo (S> THURSDAY P. M. New*—W alle r CronkU* lla v * dun W ill T r a v e l T h e Lucy S h o w C n e y en n a T h e D ep u ty I h * V i r g i n ia n Knee th* Mello n rh* r a lly D u k e •new 1 . 1 0 M l Shin,II* M) llavarly H illbillies U lf (now IS) Mickey 1 1 ) HI, S Ven r>vka Show 1 : 1 * H i The Car* W illiam * Shaw haU)om&n ( t ) l l u r k a 's I.sw t*:<IS (* ) T h e D en n y K e y * Show 10 10 ( I t PulKlCI ' I I 11:00 M ) New scop* ( f t N ew sltnl (*) C h a n n e l S l i Maws Hpurta. W e a t h e r <e> W e a t h e r 11:10 (*) S im la t l . a u 10 ) Movie M ) T o night Show You’ll mike friend* eaeier •nd keep them longer If: You never mike the mistake of telling ona friend what an­ other friend told you In confi­ dence. You never give a friend the Idea that if you aren’t includ­ ed In everything your feetlnga will be hurt. You never discus* one friend's shortcomings with an­ other irlend. You think of something you cm do for e friend in trouble and offer to do It lnetead of saying vaguely, "let me know If there's anything I can do.” No matter how buey you are, you manage somehow to write the latter, make the tele­ phone rail or pay Ibe visit that help* to keep a friendship ■live. You are n ready to listen to your friend's problems a* you are to havo them Helen to yours. EDYTH THORNTON M cLEOD ” 1 have tried so many time* to reduce. My hueband ia diaguested with me, and often aaye, when wa a rt in­ vited ptarre, that if I were not eo fat h* would buy ma n lovely dree*. Wa have an argument and I do not go. So please help me. I am not sick; my doctor says It ia only tha lark of will power and will no longer give me even a diet •lip. — Marie T.” Well, you MUST do some­ thing, and now la the time. Your health, your outlook •nd your appearance will Im­ prove; reason* enough, ere they not? "Figure Perfection Dirt” le limply made up of fools you can rat as well a* your husband, only tha diet is well roordineted. So, you ean, If you value your hralth and the respect (for your per­ sonal appearance) of your hushaml, you will follow thu diet. Send me a long, aclf-adHrelied, stamped envelop* and enclose TEN rente In rnln. I will also send you a ropy of "Diet ilrrake,” but do not use this until you ara wall on the way to reducing. *1 am forty-two, and my hair ia a deep auburn. Only the aides have a bit of gray. Could I touch this up lo match my hair? My husband hatea gray hair and would bw uptal if mine went alt gray this early In my life.- ft. If.” Of course, you can easily touch up the bit of gray hair. Aik your cosmetic saleswom­ en or it a beauty shop for the correct thing to mutch your own hair. You ran us* It whenever you shampoo your hair. "Do you approve of the pal* shades In lipstick for af* ter-furly women? I have gray heir. 1 use a little blue (smoke) to keep my hair nice. - 11. W. N.” Pal* lipsticks are not real­ ly hrvomlng tn many women, even the youngest, but they ere fashionable. The mature women needs a bit of depth, and (hoe* In the fuchsia tones are usually the most flatter­ ing unless ■ certain costume color must he matched, fade en.| fancies are fun but are not always the becoming things. Tomorrow—Men’* Eye Virw You are genuinely pleated whenever anything good hap­ pens tn a friend, instead of being envious. You pa si along i t readily as a press-agent any bit of in­ formation that puts a friaod In a becoming light. You don't forget old friends limply becaure you have mads new ones. You doo't expect all of your friends to agree with you. Be content to think one way about auch things as politics and let a friend think another. You raalite that friendships wither from neglect. Give aa much of yourself ai possible to your friMds. You Dewr reach the place where you think you don't want or need new friend*. You Aren't reticent about letting your friends know that as far aa you ara concerned they ara vary special people. IS) l e v ! o r L i t e M) F a t h e r K n o w e Beet 11:11 t l ) Midda y N e w e 1 1 : 1 1 M) Truth till 1:1* lit* 1 : 1* 1 II 1.00 I II 1:11 1:11 M l Scope A t il Weather T :lt ( I) Tn,lav—llneh Downs IS) Hummer Hemeeter T:1 0 (Oi Countdown Newa t il t ie 1 : « M l Karin Mkt. I t - p - , r t 1.00 I I* (SI Mlchl# Arena M l T o d ey ( I ) Wake-tTp Movie* I :* * (Si Captain 1 1 1 M) Weather M) 1 : 1 * M) »:** M l (I) IS, 1 : 1 1 M) 1 : 1 * M) to . 00 M) II) c e a se - Wee i liar • 00 M) S '| r n« • : ! 0 M l World Clviltaatloa 0 . 1 1 ( •) Sian On — Nears *r nuances (0) Hello P - a P i c k e r s I I ) S earch f o r T n m o r r e w 11:4) ( l : G u id in g L ight ?:1J (11 NIlC N e w e R e p o r t t: 1 * I D News, K d l t o r la l, 1:11 1 VO THURSDAY A. M. tk er ByRuthMniett 1 1 : 0* (t) Kay When 1 . 0 * M) T h . 1:11 1:10 T ill ( I) Laical N*wa, W es- Oh J le out of the way, Uw show become* rather touching a* Sally has a soulful conversa­ tion diverting her admirer (Gavin MacLeod). We prefer the funnkr parts. 3-4 p.m. ABC. Pure* Spatial. "Child tn Danger.” A tract, albeit an important o h , ia the guiaa of courtroom drama. Thia play examine* tha psy­ chology af tha child molester and show* how parents art sometime* unwitting accom­ plice!. ft fuggeita atepa which ahould be taken to alert chil­ dren to their pMaible parti aad ■uggatta that specific sex edu­ cation may help a child lo understand aad to avoid there dangtroua situation!. It also diacuarer tba steps which might ha tabaa to prat ta t tha arelaatar himself from repeat­ ing hi* act sad warns panels that siMac* la the event af ■ueb aa attack solves nothing. Television Tonight ( I I Ch. I Spe cial One of tha bidding princi­ ples that 1 endorie wholebeartcdly li that a winning player ahojid try not lo bo shut out of the bidding. Aa an excuse for bidding I some* times point out that I havo been playing a long time and am too old to mU> any oppor­ tunities to bid. A1 Mortbsad agree* with this Idea. I will quote from "Morchead oo Bidding." "Eaet may not have had a good takeout double of North’s one heart reeponie. It did not look as If there was much din­ ger of North end South making a game against hi* hand and he felt that any action might get him Into trouble. "When Keel did pave, South worked hla way to five dla-| SIDE GLANCES X an gareg • Kewa t $ | Movie (*) Girl T a l k i d roeue (1) Helen re I I I A* T h * W o r l d T u rg * I I I NUC N e w e R e p o r t <>> l a i r e t t a Y o u n g (1) P e e e w n r d M) Nawalln* ( 1 ) Th* Doetora Ml Day t n C o u r t ( l l Art l . l n k l e t l s r i t ) N ew e— I I) Another W orld I t ) G eneral H nepltat ( I I To T e ll T k * T r u t h I I I CUM N e w e ( I ) Tnu Don't l a y (C o lo r) M l Th* Y o u n g Marrlede I I I Th* K J g * o ( N i g h t (1) Match G a m * Ml T rallm avtar ( I ) l e c r e l H lo r m M l NUC N e w # R e p o r t i ll lien o f tlm u cb o I I I Uncle W a l t I D Welle F a r g o Ml Heahunt IS) Mag Ilia G o r i l la ( tl G reatest H e a d lla fi Ml N e w t c e p a (Si L e a v e I t T * Beaver l» ) News, W e a t h e r an d ■po rt* T o d ay C artoon Divorce Court Romper lln«m K i e r r l e e F ar W o m e a Certooaa n u ll■ Inkle Make Room For Daddy Newe —Mika W ellses t o t Hpenleh TV RENTA L • Bales • Servieg Seminole TV PA 3-49 36 1**1 th Celor TV Ratal 3666 Heaford A rh THE pihtb jammer is coming! B Ea (OfnJs CAFETERIAS < A 10 -ec. Mwe* Verb lie• r a w w d w tee an hr 7Vi. S H O R T EN D ' htght li t r e i My aigbr* wMt free d*e- N E W Y O R K — (N E A ) — U a d l a o n Square Garden, home of th* New York KnUkcrhot-kcrs, is th* only rnurt In the NBA below VUr>0 standard sii*. Th* Gar­ den court measures S8xS0. eertstoeet, . tUMCMIOW. 11 A J * . 3 , 1 1 M l tkMMt 4 * 0 P M . • 0 * f M cecttI H IM . rr. n a c i l i eWeae U. A lign! ) MI i M M Th* cheetah often attains a speed of 70 mites per hour, according to th* Encyclopedia Britannica. _ l b "rttsh alglN* • • bif H-lb. T- >ttowk reeked to y*«e a*d«* (g* only $1 00. . .MIKIN', S i M V ' f t IN t IN! UAL U O M K M ACAOM 1 Tammany •S r SfublJg h E? LAST DAY JAMBS DARREN PAMELA T IF F IN ! ! » 1* Submerge IS Printer e •THE LIVELY SET" SO TRUE TO LIFE You'll 31 Kvening hell 31 Australian tall 3 (Turkish notice 33 Luratonctg 3* loap I, (arm) 37 Tat 3* Mir « Cat variety A)Tight touch id Usee ball club* ( 7 Largs Hawed tat ■ I Withdrew skip's rope 13 Dev pv mend uaget H Thiel UMep roUectkin M SeaUrv 1 7 Wary teiengi DOWN t Army bedlkw* call 3 Image 3 Festival 4 Country • Carded fabric • Ground carnal TNumber • TVp# ad bear 5 Hawaiian baking p J By Galtiraith OUR BOARDING HOUSE �tfc M M E tn a N o v . 11 Is Yets Day Oct. 28, 1984—P i n County Board * Reversed By Commissioners American Legion Herbert D. Gibb Pott 219. of DeBary. wants all citirens to fly the American Flag on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, as this la the Im­ portant day to honor the vet­ erans of the nation's wars. With this sim in mind they sre holding a flag sale at the DeBary post office on Monday from 9:30 a. m. to i:30 p. m. Past Commander Peter Koppens si and hit co workers will have a la*gr slock of the popular 3 by 1 flags on hand or will take orders and have It by Adjustment, day by the The to proceed to plat a ______ subdivision In South Seminole and utilize septic tanks instead of requiring a central watar and sewage lystem. The Commission waived its normal procedure to permit the firm to construct the first 21 homes in a proposed 290home development to “test flic market.” The Com mission also Insist ed that although septic tanks would be allowed in the first 25-home plat the firm must ■Iso lay sewage and ceetral water system lines when the streets were paved. But the Board made it plain that no more plats in the de­ velopment would be approved without a central water and sewage system and that the original 25 horaei must be connected to the system. * More Tax Cuts Seen By LBJ WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson laid today that hia admlniatratiim anti* elpatad ‘'further income tax q cuta in the y ean ahead aa part of our program for a prospering, peacetime aeon* omy." The President made the statement in tha fifth of a series of “ Whits Papers” on administration economic poli­ cy being released by the White House. Previous papers have dealt with “maintaining # prosperity," monetary policy, the balance of payments and fiscal policy. In the latest statement en­ titled “ Further Tax Reduc­ tion" Johnson noted that his administration already had pledged axcise tax cuta in 1985. He said tha Treasury Department w a s studying _ each of the 75 levies “ to de” sign a rational program . «fexelso tax removal and re­ duction." In the fourth "White Pa­ per" issued Monday night Johnson promised s fiscal policy of responsibility and flexibility that would not per­ mit rising government reven­ ues in good times to b« a 4■ drag on the economy. Nov. 11. The social security account roa R. Patton, district manager of the Orlando Social Security district office,, warned today. “ We have had several calls from merchants, complaining that they had cashed checks tor persons unknown to them who bad presented social se­ curity cards as their only means of idenllfication,'' Col­ onel Patton Slid. "Let me point out that your social se­ curity cird clearly states, Not for identification,' and persons accepting a social se­ curity account number card as a means of personal identi flcaUon do so a t their own risk. "If you have lost or mis­ placed your card, do not trust your memory. You cm secure an application to replace your card from any social security office or post office in the Unit­ ed States,' Colonel Patton pointed out. “ If you should change your name, we have in application form for this purpose." "Stop laughing. Fastest vet togottotho polls." Election ‘Police* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Democratic State Cabinet refused n Republican request today for funds to provide special deputies to oversee the Nov. 3 election in Florida as s precaution against any Irregularities. Gov. Farris Ilrvant nnd the Cabinet, nil supporting Pres­ ident Lyndon Johnson, said the decision was non-partisan. JU S T IC E OF PEA CE AL, AN INSURANCE MAN. WITH OFFICES IN' CASSELBERRY FEELS THAT HIS BACKGROUND IN LAW THROUGH INSURANCE AND HIS EDUCATION IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION QUALIFIES HIM FOR THIS OFFICE. Paid FoL Adv. By Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee MAN WITH A RECORD OF PROVEN ABILITY A N D INTEGRITY. A PROVEN RECORD OF HONESTY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ENDORSED BY THE CITIZENS OF ALTA­ MONTE SPRINGS AND SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR THE PAST SEVENTEEN YEARS. A MAN WHO HAS, AND WILL STAND U P A N D BE COUNTED. A MAN WHO STOOD U P FOR A FISCAL POLICY THAT ABOLISHED DOUBLE SESSIONS IN OUR SCHOOLS. A MAN WHO DID AND WILL PROVIDE LEADERSHIP FOR QUALITY EDUCATION ON A SOUND FISCAL BASIS. MY ORANGE COUNTY LAWYER HIS WORKING DAY OUTSIDE OPPONENT OF SEMINOLE SMOKE SCREEN FOR HIS PLATFORM WHO COUNTY, AND PRESENTS SPENDS MOST RESORTS NO TO OF A EVIDENCE OF PAST EFFORTS FOR THE BETTERMENT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. t LAWRENCE SWOFFORD INVITES YOU TO EXAMINE HIS RECORD OF PUBLIC SERVICE BY DOCUMENT AND NOT BY SMOKE SCREEN. — VOTE — VOTE FOR A FULL TIME AND NOT A PART TIME COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR ALL OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. (O. J jowamcc Swoffohd I’P. ro f„ ADV. BY W. LA WRENCH SWOFFORD 0 ft □ * □ 4$ □ LAST WEEK CUSTOMER BONUS (ENDS SATURDAY, OCT. 31, 196*11 Approval Seen a, TO SERVE YOU IN DISTRICT 6 AS A FULL TIME — NOT A PART TIME SEMINOLE COUNTY' COMMISSIONER. A TALLAHASSEE (Spc.) — Secretary ol State Tom Adams today reminded Florida voters that the deadline tor applying tor absentee ballots for the Nov. 3 general election la Thursday at 5 p. m. Florida law require# that county supervisors of reglstra tion receive applications for absentee ballots by 5 p. m. on the fifth day preceding the election, he pointed out. Requests for absentee ballot applications may be made to person or by letter to the sup­ ervisor of registration. Persons voting hy absentee ballot must have their ballots In the hands of their super­ visor no later than 5 p. m. on November 2, Adams ex­ plained. According to Florida's elec­ tion statutes, no application re ­ ceived after the Oct. 29 dead line can be honored, and no absentee ballot received after 5 p. m. on Nov. 2 can be rountod, the Secretary ol Mate said. Absentee ballots may be uses! by anyone who will be out of his home county on election day or who is physically un able to attend the polls. College Funds TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Board of Control was expected to give routine ap­ proval today to a record $231 million college spending program and send the budget to its two big hurdles—tha State Budget Commission anJ the Legislature. A L D A VIS VOTE FOR — Absentee Ballot Deadlines Near number card should never be used to identify a person In order to cash a check, Col. By- ON NOV. .1 F O R ---------- A N O P EN LETTER T O TH E S EM IN O LE C O U N TY VO TER S! TRICK OR TREAT TIME for the younjiateta of Casaelberry Community Methodist Church Sunday School means an opportunity to help needy chltdren around th e world through UNICEF by collection coins in their neighborhoods on Halloween Night. Left to right in disguise are Linda MacLeod, Stewart French, Mntt Copeland and Cathy Casselberry. SS Account Card Uses Outlined The Port has been aelltog flag* for five y e a n with the proceeds going toward* the Veterans Rehabilitation Fund and the Veteran# Hospital*. Another community service project of the Poat will be pro­ viding transportation tor vot­ er* to get to the polls on elec­ tion day, Nov. 3. Commander William G. Williams has six cars available for transporta­ tion to and from the voting place. Three will be at the Re­ publican Club Headquarters and three at the Democratic Club Headquarters. V O T E D EM O C R A T IC SENSATIONAL OFFER! HERE’S THE MOST USEFUL KNIFE IN AMERICA... M M #™ *" KNIFE SHOWN ACTUAL SIZE K N U i FAMOUS "QUIKUT" STAINLESS (fu w u M U ed SHATTER-PROOF BOIL * STEAM-PROOF HANDLE Virginia Tetroakl p . a Box n i t Sanford Phyllla Ragtaatala PA 1-IU t Lake Mary Nora Norris TE 8-1111 S. Sentinels Mildred Haney •88-1131 Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Laka m -8aii fop hie Haisea Sovo Time, Bottom Edge Stays Sharp AMAZING TOP "S A W FILE" EDGE CUTS FROZEN FOODS, POULTRY & FISH. SO T0U G H ...IT CAN CUT NAILS ...BECAUSE 907. OF THIS RAZOR SHARP EDGE NEVER TOUCHES SURFACE. YEARS & YEARS OF DEPENDABLE CUTTING SERVICE (10-Gaug* Steel Wire Nall) ALL " T O U G H E R T HAN WOOD" QUIKUT HANDLES ARE GUARANTEED NEVER TO SEPARATE FROM THE BLADES OR REPLACED FREE BY QUIKUT, INC. USING THIS KNIFE WILL ACQUAINT YO U W ITH TH E SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE OF QUIKUT CUTLERY With this FREE OFFER you will alio n c e iv . COUPONS WORTH S8.Q4 Cutlery of th* SAME EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY AND EXCELLENCE. A C T M O W - THIS USEFUL KNIFE IS NOI FOR SALE ANYWHERE IN THIS AREA...IT'S TREE "EXCLU SIVELY" AT OUR STORE a n o t h e r h a p p y d if f e r e n c e a t p u b u x . . . w h e r e s h o p p in g is a p l e a s u r e ... or othw �I Topic Of Meet W ILL BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY, OCT SI. NOTHING TO B U Y -JU ST REGISTER — AT SANFORD STORE ONLY ■rheol lunchroom* earlier this ■oath whin National School L o th Waak waa observed. 0 a m of tha projacta to tha •Skoals included: mm 1 » i ■.?r. f,Tr Ptoacraal cava partita to •Psk class which had M par aaat participation throughout GENEVA 4‘H Club officara art left to rifht, seated, Merle Watkins, tha waak. Barca af tha cIsaacs president; Beverly Hendry, vice pnaldent; and Jeanne Thomas, secre­ had 100 par cant every day. tary ; standing Claudia Watkins, treasurer, and Ettaleen Box, reporter. Wastaida, South Samlnola Jan lor aad English EitaUs Schools Incited groups of paraata to ta t with eh IWren arm day. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Sanford High* and Lyman Tha Cabinet Tuesday set Doc. developed aa "Around tha 1 for aala of tha second $25 By JeAna Haye World Mans'* with appropri­ million In bond* to finance ate potters sad alogana. Tha Geneva 4-H Club glrla Junior col lego and unlvaraity South Btmtnls Elementary have reorganised and met construction. end Losgwood sent queatlon- Saturday for the first time It Is part of a total 075 aalraa to parents and thsta million higher education bond this year. will ha analysed for possible New officers are Morle lnue authorised for tha eurWatkins, president; BcTsrly rent biennium by the 1902 LBJ Leads WASHINGTON (UPI) Hendry, vice p r e s i d e n t ; Bear Laks developed a Jeanna Thomas, secretary; Ike Im proving A poll relaiiad by tha nonWASHINGTON (UPI) — denominational religious mag"Them far Learning" Idea Claudia Watkins, treasurer; Walter Reed Hospital indi­ ailna *Christianity Today" With posters and information cated Tuesday that former asys that President Johnson about a Typo A lunch waa and Ettaleen Hot, reporter. Leaders of the group are President Dwight D. Eisen­ leads Sen. Barry M. Goldwater •ant to paranta, Southatda pupils made men* Mrs. D. F. Box and Mrs. hower, who la suffering from si the presidential choice of M suitable for school lunch Chsrles Hendry. Mr*. Box a bronchial Infection, may ba editors of Protestant pubU> aad these will ba used was also d-II leader last year. discharged this wssk. tloas. Tha girls ara beginning leithrough tha month. Lake Monro# pupils made tona on cooking and glrla be* •••ta n , scrapbooks and slo­ tween the ages of 10 and 15 gans which wars displayed In ■hould take advantage of this tha l u n e h r o o m. Winning opportunity and Join the etuh. Mr*. Ilox would like to re­ raoma Wit# treated to ire traam. Pam Hines, sixth cruit another adult leader in­ grade, won tha 50-word slo­ terested In working with the A RFOIRTERED REAL gan contest with Alice War­ glrla aa aba will be unable to ESTATE BROKER ren and Marilyn Xing get­ continue In this rapacity a fttr Knows Property Values ting honorable mention. Judy the first of the year. Balley'a slogan also received much favorable comment. According to nMervntlon* nl Mnrlnelnnd of Flurida, bn. Tha common eat* displayed by poriiulsva, unlike moat — WILL INSTALL TOLL FREE i t Marinaland of Florida ara mammals, are usually born TELEPHONE SERVICE TO ham in salt water near tha tall first. Thera has, however, SOUTH HKM1NOLE COUNTY, FIRST largaaao Baa, than migrate been one breech delivery In IN OFFICE! aad live to maturity In fresh the great oceanarium tanks, water, then return to the Sar­ and tha Infant porpoise su r­ gasso le a to spawn and die. vived. WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI $25 Million Bond Sole Approved Tax Assessor £$&&'• ■H; |3 a * ® * * STAINLESS STEEL * F O R GOOD GOVERNMENT Tha c Ii b I cb y « u w ill h a v # Bit N o v a m b a r 3 rd w i l l b a b B lw tB N th a llb tra l D im ic r a t th in k in g • I m y •p p o n tn t Perfect for a n d th a c o n s ijrv a tlv a hand mixing and R e p u b lic a n th in k in g th a t I tln c a ra ly b tlia v a ra p ra s a n ta t h a t r u a fe e lln g a th a m a ja rlty a f S a m ln a la C o u n ty ra a id a n ts . . . Y a u r i v a t# w ill b a a ln c a r a ly n p p ra c la ta d . use with electric mixers. Straight-sided with wide, flat rims . . . made of heavy gauge solid stainless steel with famous high-polish finish Made by Vollrath , a $4.95 vatu# [(per 3-piecc set.)' HWY. 17-92 & ONORA DR. SANFORD SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY FOLtTlCAL ADVlXTtStHtSTPAID TOR « T CAitPAIC.i THtASUHIK FOR BO* M O W * Kflk EN JO Y THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE W HERE SHOPPING IS A. PLEASURE �S ' * f * Sf> OttrfraB Orrea Oct. 2B, 1964— P eire B-A WHO’S RUNNING SCARED Hospital Notes fiSta* ““*5,’ THE VOTE IS FOR PUBLIX 4 d a iry special a ••sfcU'.. Kiel»*• Mm lM Porkay...............« 27* “ LIBBY’S DOLLAR SALE” UM/a UitWm Halm C lin g R a n c h e s ............................4 *1 Biscuit***, 4 Z 49* Sliced Cheese....!;? 39* LJfcfcy'* Hwn W T o m a to J u i c e .......................... 4 MM *1 . liUl'i Delkiaaa B a rtle tt P eart ............................ 4 «”« *1 . Big-Eyt Swiss..... », 79* • fro ze n foods • UMg'a Pineeppla Oeinafnill lMi k W k u |^ va A lohfle pleeilng eaoertvnent off Brack's Helleween Candies await your selaction a t PUBLIX • • • Caart $ | 5 F ru it D r i n k ... M ae AppIt Juico..... " r 39* I* f i ri w l i fi lnarua A ■ oi CabbqgsRolls...1'ST 59* 5 % *1 . F ru it C o c kta il Mm w ’s N Libfcy's lerly Garden H em s Ice M ilk ............ 52 3 9 * Kernel Corn 3 '}£ 99* G re e n B e a n s ................................... 5 2 , *1. C a k e M i x e s ............................... 3 89* Libby's Cream Style Orange, Oseye* SlerMa Rum h, Pisseopplo-Orog* G o ld e n C o r n ................................... 6 H i-C D r in k s ................................. 3 ?.? *1 . Libby's Deep B row n B e a n s ............................ Hunt'# Teegy m ilM l NAMi 9Mnbsl9 Libby's Cut Betty Cwefcir Attested Layer Pempkfo Mince Pics. .. 3 S T $1. G re e n P e a s ...................................... 5 I." *1. (RmB 2 )' m* •raa* Went U laer Baby Peas ... 3 IS? 99* SSL*1 . Spinach 23* •eiiisetiist •oath's Hooolae 6 case»1. Fillofs.... T o m a to S a u c e .......................... 2 «5 3 7 * WM IcMea Sots** SHertselne Syecial (limit I please) these*laeh Cenihh .S t 59* Gorton's Sols.... ST 59* Matt's Halewese Treat 69* Gam# Hens.. m S w ift 'n in g ..........................................'«£• 4 9 * A p p le C i d e r ......................................."tST 4 5 * snnra THE MONEY IS COMING FROM JtfOroon Stamps* at* Ole smew set swAee**b swtirs K g ^ l *a«- t r t St. ISM ARMOUR S CLOVtRULOOM f RESHLY C H U R N E D | ^O O O O U O O O O O U O O W Q HAMS Refund Offer JU Oraan Stampa Ol* Ate mmmmf »-*«** * I lb S*ia'« Premlem lisher M ee Wbele If tew matt 4 Lilly lakata (sal label tram LMra Yamal* Juiea R»4 threw tram lilby l Nil. Car** wr Qreert leeno, er enp--lien thereal) lei ttlfcr. I ... . Libby. Baa BM- CRISIS. III. Off sep tra* No*. 14. 1944. On# re fu n d — howbeheld- Beebridbod to ml* dortli of Florida. SMOKID HAMS. .. .lb. 45s W * 0 00 o o '?0 0 0 0 0 00*00 0 0 0 IMII | f t | AM A ■ ! M f t »#» M A M ill f i iKHIH MOHI K > 0 « V » I0 0 SWIFT'S PRIMIUM PROTIN GOVT-INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Jtf Oroon Stomps] TAiNotnt* s C R if-:oto“ c t m s. POP. Spread LwmIMs ) * m nw m im m * fort*'. lee Creeei Cake Rolls........... 3 ^ $1. StdcSawce's Dataso O W W ffiT I inf O rssn Stamps' * 00* >,»■»I— label i l u l a h s i e t SWIFT'S FRANKS....tb. 49c CoS. S O . *1. IS M lim iM M I iO ^ W iV W J)f Oraan Stampa itA i k BMSI BttdBpddBBill SWIFT'S PREMIUM SMOKIES OR POUSM 1AU1A4I 12-as. pba. 49c IM W M M tM M m W V S .Y O T JM ® *» « : :. pkg. 49c . e*. n . >a delicious Graham*............ " 2 ? 49» K ite's P a s t * COFFEE Salad O i l .............. 4tT 75* White or Cabral Rlaaae* Facial Tissues .. 4 $1. WlbPo m CetessJ Kleenex Towels 2 5 f 59* 2 lb c a n White or Cabra l Hbaaaa Family Napkins 2 2 ? 25* 99 * l I Mi r I P H A M Wl I H PURCHASi S iii »s no on WMa or Cal*»ol b o Jyf O•WAASaamemaNm’Aameh rssn Stamps ■AYIt ASPIRIN TABLETS t i e er ISO e». M * - W n * C M . CM. S i. IS M f t . MMMMMJIMMM mohi Elfl* Butler, Jamee Parker. Veds Willie, Charlie McQueen Jr.. Laura C. Yeaier, Ruby llackett, Mia B. Gallon and Michitl Truax, all of Sanford; Wee)*/ Glenn, Winter Park. Birth* Mr. end Mr*. Freni Henof, baby boy; Mr. and Mra. Jack Wlllii, baby boy. and Mr. and Mra. Cbarlea llackett, baby girl, all of Sanford. Dtscfcanee Ellen Hoy, Samuel Eugene Adame, Juinila Richardson, Ruby Lee Davie, Frans W. Green, Terry Eucena Lindaey, Elisa EaUer, Audrey Stallworth, Pauline Snow, Verna Perry and Joyce Brown and baby boy, all of Sanford; Ma­ rie Bcinart and Florence Thompion, DeBary; Julian Stenitrom, Casselberry; Mary Dreblow, Enterpriaa; Gaylor Delphln* end baby boy, Mait­ land. OCT. » , 1M4 Almlsaleaa Mildred Balnea, Peggy Camee, Joy Roblaon, Ardia Scott, Jamei H. Emerson, James A. Bradshaw, Ethel Cowan, Joyce Kahtaa, Lynn Lyon. Mary Lou Wllliima and Gail Palmer, all of Sanford; Elliott Kitty, Os­ teen; Marguerite Stephenson, North Orlando; Robin Gale Richard and Walter Cooper, Lake Mary, and Albert Gei­ ger, Geneva. Births Mr. and Mrs. John Robison, bsby girl; Mr. and Mrs. John Carnes, baby boy, all of San­ ford. Dischargee James Parker, Shell!* Hoppa, Willi* Tenneil, Johnnie Mae Raker, John Lighlfoot, Wil­ liam Southward, Mary Lou Williams, Mary Martx and baby boy, and Joan G. Perry and baby girl, all of Sanford; Wesley Glenn, Winter Park; Anns ltsrtung and Ernest Welmtr, DeBary. Uruguay Is the smallest In­ dependent country in South America. | l ( O u ril i Swift's Premium Super Slse □ Sliced Bologna ...: .............». 4 9 * Sereeete Brand Chipped Beef, Hem er □ T u r k e y ........................... f t 35* Hermee's Orange Bead Smehed Chunk □ B ra u n sch w e ig e r.....................». 3 9 * Temew'i Whale Hag Freeh ' Tatty Sweet-es-Heaey Geldea B a n a n a s .......... 'b 9' A p p le s • • • 4 3 9 bag A quality 4 a toy t Wtieha ooly 15 fo*., yet i boUaoS ( D « n d sad f □ Sw ord Fish S t e a k s ___ * 654 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE HW Y. 17-92 & ONORA DRIVE yms hove a chofaa of hifhtat M d i i sanadiag AdaUsy ae o u tew rim citingead playback Upa Una foe ah row monaural tap* mending pbaaorm ov projocew Lfoe ttio Urn*Jt Iba V*M Caodm fo aoe* <e assy t» tmrtt earn •• mmt I SANFORD Precis Jeky Bartlett 10 far 59* SEMINOLE PLAZA Rammer A p p le Births Mr. and Mri. Robert Ferry, baby girl; Mr. and Mra. Ro­ bert Brltaod, baby *trl; Mr. and Mra. Donald Rudd, baby boy, and Mr. and Mr*. Dannie Devil, baby boy. all of San* ford; Mr. and Mrs. Mtlvia Futrell, baby girt, Ckuluota. Dietkarate Betve Oleaeon, Juenita Meek* heuee, Walter Gray, Frank I* Smith, Alma J. Marineau and baby girt. Walter Knainer. Samuel Martin, Gregory Ho­ bart, Evelyn Waller, Harris Chandler, John N. Gray, Thel­ ma Martin, Reuben Jeter and DeWltt Mathew. Jr., all of Sanford; Cieera Weat, Mime, and Louise Brown, Lake Mary. OCT. 24, 1M4 □ C ra cker Barrel Cheese Sr* 4 9 * s dow n produce lone • Poors .... Jo u rn Henoff, Joan G. Per. ry, Mixiae Devle, Carol Rudd, ell et Sanford; LouIm Sinks, Lake Mary; Marilyn Yuireli, Ckuluota. I APt PEC ORDER mi ii-*l / 2j 99 Kraft's Mellew tb. % 7 *w lb. n , ISM f lp e o mafi c □ Bag S a u s a g e ............................ ». 5 9 * Deltey Tissue.....2 £ 23* Red er Geldea Delicieui w Yft A U GRINDS M A X WILL HOUSE oct. N E W ^ .JM BONELESS ROUND ROAST or BONELESS TOP ROUND STEAK pbgs. 17a ;O 45* BUTTER n w n i PRICES ARI IFFICTIV I THURS.-FRI.-IAT. i OCT. 29, 10, I I 11944 SM O KED tenr A CHh OU. Bwutar. U lrt MaM I4 V“ #*si, * l i Isite H 9 99e e r l plus p l o l tax H I wt EI THER ENO OR WHOLE LU1TM CRIMI HAIR SPRAY ■ ■ ^m p r e m iu m <• J |aL 89* CASSELBERRY SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.' 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Aa a member of die Star Club, Tabor baa qualified to attend this roar's educational oooference Nor. 4-7, at Holly­ wood, Fla. — BONELESS CHUCK ROAST BEEP POT ROAST B EEP RIB ROAST BONELESS STEW (GROUND OR PIECES) Altl*i m m m w rm m m 11-4 -6 4 G ET 100 F R E E STAMPS WITH S P EC IA L O F YOUR CHOICE A N D COUPON A B O V E. YOUR CHOICE! LEGSofLAMB ,.59° F O LG E R ’ S By Maryana Mile* Legal Notice # N # b 1 INADtWTION10 IHf STAMfS YOUSEClfVf WITHYOU« lUlCHASf. 32 Circle One of St. Andrawa Fraabytarlan Church of Sear Lake mat a t the home of Mr*. Lea Patrick on Mink Drive in Bear Lake, The meeting waa opened w ith a circle of prayer fol­ lowed by a Blhla discussion on Kphesians led by Mr*. Emily Tinsley, circle president. Emphasis on stewardship waa ■treated. Thoa# attending were Mrs. Esther Rldgwell, Sire. Nancy Joeey, Mrs. Barbara Erwin, Mrs. Jeannette Driggers, Mrs. Rome Ida Wehr, Mrs. Scottlo Gettings, and special gurat, Mrs. M a e Schafer. The next meeting nf the circle will be held Nnv. 17. MOTH THIS COUPON AND PUtCHAJI O f Ok OVER 3 LBS ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ V M St. Andrews Unit Meets Nov. 17 ^ ( 7 7 0 7 1 4.1 JAR BONELESS BEEF STEW. NOTHING T O B U Y ..JU S T R EG IS TER DRAWING W ILL BE H ELD S ATU R D A Y, OCTOBER 31,16:00 P.M CUBESTEAKS 19,89° lllllllllllllll||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||t||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| Chapped • Permed a Prasan FA N C Y G O LD EN RIPE * GREEN GIANT GOLDEN WHOLE K E R N E L . P f lD M DELICIOUS ROAST G BONELESS 10 0 CHUCK S PEC IA L! SAVE 106 EA C H K o t 6 x 3 i2 ? l^ YOUR CHOICE a LIQUID D ETERGEN TS L IB B Y ’S SLICED OR CRUSHED PINEAPPLE4 n i-riT in iB ysuk WOTICK IN h . r . b y e l r . n I h . l I a m . T i i r . e . i In b il.l n**. at M w y . 6 i s , C a . M l b . r r r , m i n i - EVAPORATED MILKSPECIA i m l n C o u n t y , Florida, t i n d . r t h » t l e d l l n u a n . n i . of, lliilINh! O E I ROM. a n t (lis t t Inlen.l In r - a l . t . r .* M n . m . n i t h t h # C l e r k n f lh» C ir c u it C o u r t , PYNE-TASTE WHOLE a . m l n n l . County. f l o r i d . , In a . r . n l i . r , will, l b . p r n . l . l n n . B loto f* t“h e “r i c i"l i l o n . “ tiler. tn -w llt N .r llu n IIS US V ltirM n N l . m i M 1SST. RED DART SEASONED FRENI Nl«t K d f e r C ub P u b l i s h Dot. 31, 31 ■ Nov. 4, I I , PET MILK 7 APRICOTS 4 GREENBEANS te n . c o r n tw tmw r i n r t it r nt n r n r T H U X IY TII J l t l l l M I . C I H . cu r. in a w n m u a M i i v u .K l l l . i v r s , 6'lnlllilt. C H t l t l K l l t Ml. I I I U Y l IINT KKIillft 1 1, HA V INON AN D LOAM ANNOCI VTION tIK O tU JLN D O , a cu ip u ratln n . 1‘laln t Iff. 1,4HUNK r It I R M K II am i A U O U ' I I I’l l I h U K I t , h . r hu«baud; rt a l . I> * l« n d an t. burn ► ; n r wt i r r r i T t : i»r v i . i i i i i u t c i i n n n r « t:m > o ir V I I I u n i INK IM! 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I- l l l l . a , H . d r l . k a ll.b ln .u n lot K a il C h u n k U l r a . t . Orlando . F l o r ­ ida, n o t l a l.r than N . y . m b . r I * , t i l l . I f you fall to do a n a D . c r a * I*r<> C n n f . a . u will b . a n l e r . d a a n l n . t )tiu fur Ilia r » 11.1 d . m a b l . d In Iti* C o m ­ p l a i n t . T b i t au lt I . In Infa.-loao I • m o rla a a a . T h . r .a l property 1 p n w . a d . d a a a l a a t la: l 1->I IS. B lack C. B R A N T . ^ i .r y a i i o t i i i a r i R t T a n D IT IO N , a r c o r d l n c l a t h e p l a t t h . r x i f a* r . c o r d . d tn 1’l a l Hook I, l*aa* I I , o f t h e I’ublle l l e m r d . of H .n ilp u l * C o u p ty , Florida. W1TNKNH my b a n d a n d t h e a . a t of t h l . C ourt al a .n f n r d , THE F l o r i d a , ih la 13th d ay a r O cto b . r , 1111. IH K A l.t A r t h u r It. B . c k a r l t k , J r . , C lerk Uy M a r t h a T. V l h l .n C D . a i l a a . H a d r lc k A R obln.on lO f C a t C hurch S tr.o t O rla n d o . Florida IT S A l l o r n . r o for P l a i n t i f f I ’ u b l l . h Oct. I I , 31 A Now. I. SAVE 104 EACH 1 D U . THI NK MIX OR MATCH! SCHRAFFT'S F I R S T OF F O O D FAI R rn ar LADY PAIR • WITH PINEAPPLE OR CHOCOLATE ICING e I' GOLDENLAYER CAKE M ii m . | im x t m kxtra BUFFERIN I I * «'"*** JwPaj-a aw*a».**-*4 4» I I ( f lf ) HOT DOG oa ■J T * * * h a m bu rg er , , □ 3F O5 O1 O3 Tie SIZE POLIGRIP S IK H S ' LADY FAta PKG II 4 Nt FKC OP KODAK I(fZi uU rJ * COLOR FILM EFFECTIVE DEODORANT BAR 3r OFF LARUE BARS LOW SUDSING DETERGENT THE HAND SOAP DISHES SHINE WITHOUT WIPING * FOOD FAIR REGULAR BOX GET WHITE THINGS WHITER O XYD0L . . . . . PROVEN BEAUTY SOAP IVO R Y SOAP FOOD ROUS • • . IV O R Y SOAP EASY TO IIP. LOVELY WITH PERSONAL BARS LA VA SOAP . . GIANT PKG. NEW.IMPROVED D R E F T ............................... 83c T I D E .......................... LEAVES CLOTHES SOFTER A SOFTER SMOOTHER SKIN WITH WITH THE MIRACLE WHITEN HR IVO RY FLA K ES . CAM AY SOAP C H E E R ..................... Keep* Wa.hkb!** Lovelier, Longer WITH COLD CREAM IVO RY SNOW CAM AY SOAP . . . LARGE BARS . . ... J *IMhat (OtPONlie MO«at| 9* FOOD I ; m e r c h a n t s g r e e n s ta m p s • BOTTLE OP too _ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS too IVO RY SOAP I t . , 1361. \ V a lu e * X NOTHING CLEANS LIKE DUZ With Dinnerwarc �Senior Citizens For Johnson Chairman W ill Speak Friday Annual orientation for member* of the faatord-lem toot* Jayceea will bo held a t I p.m. today at headquarter* on French Avenue. Don Aaber, national director, and Bob Keezel, district vice president, will apeak. South Seminole Jayceea have been Invited. Jayeee Wive* will have an election party Tuesday evenins at the home of Mr*. Frank Bunnell, IT03 E ast Fourth St., A for Jayceea and their wive*. • • • • Mr*. Thomas Galvin won four ribbons at the Central Florida. Ceramic Show last week in Winter Park. Her grandson, Wayne Stuti, won three oo his own. Mrs. Galvin, professionally known as “Ja n ," also won tha "ME" award for the top ce­ rt ramie exhibit. Of course, this v is nothing new. During the past year and a half aba has won 21 ribbons .a t various shows. A member of the Flor­ ida Federation of Art, Mrs. Galvin formerly taught high school art and music in Baby­ lon, N. Y., and Lindenhurst, L. I. • • • m Ashby Jones of the Seminole County Clerk’s Oftlca h is been elected vice president of the State Association of County Financa Officers. Jonaa served one term as secretary and this puts him in line for the asso­ ciation's presidency naxt year. • • * R. E. Porter hears his old friend, Flo, and her husband, CPO Colin Pemberton, will leave next year for an extendad tour of duty in Spain. • • • Rev. T. E. Dorpat, Lutheran Institutional Missionary, ol Spokane, Waah., will speak on "Tha Church’s Senior Citltens" at the LLL Seminar to be held Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Lutheran Church of the V Redeemer, W. 25th Plica (be­ tween Oak and Park) la San­ ford. • • • It wss reported that Jim Davis was auctioneer at For­ est City Merchants Association auction last Saturday night but due to other commitments he was unable to appear. Lewis Dell, of Sanford, was • the animated auctioneer who did such a bang-up Job rais­ ing funds for the Christmas Party to be held for a rts youngsters. • • ■ Last chance for absentee voters! V o t i n g Supervisor Caml Bruce h is announced that the deadline for absentee balloting wilt be 1 p.m. today. * • • • Mayor A. L. Wilson will be the moderator for the big po­ litical rally slated for 4 p m tonight in the Municipal park ing lot on the corner of First Street and Park Avenue. • • • The Clock Watchers wonder what kind of liniment the Sec« ret Service men use after " their bruising battles with the American public, all wanting to touch tha mostimportant man in the world, as they travel with President Johnson. • • • Tom McDonald’s young son is mighty proud — the Presi­ dent shook his hand twice. Judge Vernon Mile'* little I daughter shook the President's hand, too. • • a It's a shame that more peo­ ple aren't taking advantage of seeing the wonderful dis­ plays set up st the Civic Cen­ ter for Conservation Week. They are very interesting and enlightening. There are two days left—Friday and Satur% day. Make it ■ point to atop in—take the kids, Saturday. I, • • • B Never before in an election year have to many high-rank­ ing political figures favored Florida with their presence. Sanford hat had Us share, and few days have gone by in the past few weeks when some high-ranking figures have not been seen on our streets. • • • Re President Johnson's vis­ it: Clock Watchers have spec­ ulated with ewe on the splitsecond timing involved in get­ ting the President's two cars into a plane after be leaves the car at the airport, taka off and fly to the next town and get those cars unloaded and waitg for him as be steps off the ane at the o u t slop, $ 31]? j&mfarii fe ra li > VOL. 66 ) United Press Leased W in Established 1908 THURS-, OCTOBER 29. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 310 President Assured Reds W ant Peace Directed Verdict Goldwater Ordered In Citrus Charges Fraud Trial 'Smear' Grinslead Quils Council At North Orlando Mo m Following h e r campaign speech, Mrs. Schweinhaut will lunch at DeBary Manor and then be available in the after­ noon for appointments st the DeBary Manor and interested persons are advised to call M ARGARET SC H W E IN H A U T Record 9 2 Per Cent Vote Expected Here By Margaret Cask? Mrs. Mona Grizutead ha* re­ signed her office s i a member of the North Orlando Council, she announced today. Her res­ ignation was due to tha trans­ fer of her husband, J. D. Grinstcad, to Cocoa. Mrs. Grinstcad served as health, welfare and recreation chairman on the council and said she regreta having to leave at this time when offi­ cials are working together on many projects to benefit the entire village. She worked as a Sanford Herald correapondent for more than three years, resigning to run for office, and edited the first regularly issued commun­ ity newspaper in North Orlan­ do, “The Neweetle." Active in community, school and civic affairs, ah* is a char­ ter member of the North Or­ lando Garden Club and the Civic Association, taught In the summer recreation pro­ gram, worked with tha teen age club and was on tha execu­ tive board of the Longwood Elementary School. The Grlniteada have been residents of 41 North Third Street for the past Sts years and have three children, Dun­ can, eight, Timmy, five, and Patti Lou, almost two. They will make their horn* on Merritt Island. He has been with General Motors Acceptonce Corporation in both San­ ford and Orlando tor more than lever, vearvand has beta trttuierred to the Cocoa otllce. that there will be only 53 vot­ ing machines plus a littla arithmetic equal* problems. Bill Tanner, chairman of the Johnson for President committee, figures it this way: “ Looking at the entire county," Bill, "each of the 53 machine* must handle 4*6 vot­ er*. Thera ar* only 720 min­ utes in the voting day — that is unless you're in line st 7 p.m. and this means each voter ha* only 1 6 minutes to vote." Taking Tanner’* calcula­ tion* w t applied ' them ' to .mnford’s precinct 1. Thar* are 1,907 registered voters in that precinct. If all vote, the three machine* must handle «n average of 636 voters. If 90 per cent or 1,716 elector* vote, each machine must han­ dle an average of 572 voters. To do It a voter must enter TOKYO (U PI)—Communiit the booth every 1.2 minutes._ North Viet Nam charged to­ The law, according to Flor­ day that U. S. ships shelled ida statute*, permit * voter coaital areas of North Viet no more thnn five minutes in Nam and American planes the booth to make his or her bombed a frontier poit. The broadcast said the at­ choice. If a voter takes his Disaccredited full five minutes, other voters tacks were made Wedneiday. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) A North Vietnamese For­ had better get there early or Seven Duval County schools lie prepared for a long wait. eign Ministry statement broad­ hive been disaccredited by the Caml Bruce, supervisor of cast by Radio Hanoi and mon­ State Department of Educa­ The Florida Gam.’ snd Fresh registration, said today that itored in Tokyo charged that Water Fish Commission was tion. due primarily to lack of “three jet planes and five to present t demonstration this at 7 p.m. a deputy will g«t in sufficient certified teachers. T28 aircraft of the United afternoon at Lake Monroe In­ the voting line. Only voters States coming from the direc­ dustrial Park as the Florida in line at that time, ahead of Ike Better tion of Lao* bombed and rocWASHINGTON (U Ptl - Conservation Week neared the the deputy, are legally en­ kcled the Uha Lo frontier titled to vole. Former President Dwight D. end of its fourth day. post." The largest of the county's Elsenhower is expected to This morning members o( the Audubon Society made a precinct* is No. 3 fat the old leave Walter Reed Army Medi­ cal Center today after success­ field trip to Monarch Ranch at Home Demonstration Building Junior Colleges at Sanford Avc. and 25th St., ful treatment for a severe case Wildwood. The displays at the Civic where 2,018 electors bi o qual­ of laryngitis. Center continued to attract ified to vole. The second Enroll 59,226 sparse but highly enthusiastic largest Is No. 15 (at the San­ $26.5 Million TALLAHASSEE (UI’ll — NEW YORK (U PI) - An visitors with the highlights be­ ford Shrine Cluh) where there E nrollm ent In F lorida's 29 estate of 126.533.000 has been ing the paintings of Ray Harm are 2,009 registered elector*. junior colleges continue* to left by Robert Vanderpoel ami Lee Adams. It was suggested by one incretie rapidly. Slate School Clark Jr., 21 in heir to ihe Harm, an artist In residence County official this morning Supt. Thomas l>. Bailey re­ Singer Sewing Machina and at the University of Kentucky, that employer* make them- ported. and CU*k Thread Company has several of his highly skill­ selves committees of one to Bailey teld opening enroll­ fortune, who died here Oct. I. ful paintings on wildlife while permit their employes time ment of 45,974 student* In Ia-e Adams of Jacksonville has on display his equally realistic off to vote during the so called college credit courses end 13,30 Miners Killed stack hours which normally 497 in adult vocational tech­ LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI) - paintings of flowers and plants. come in mid-morning and mid- nics! course*. This give* a Tomorrow iRecreation Day Army troops lired on a group of miner* early today in Sora with the Audubon Society plan­ afternoon. This would certain­ total enrollment of 59,226 students. Sora, the national radio at Hu- ning a field trip to the Florida ly help anuni announced. First re­ Agriculture Experiment Sta­ ports said 30 miners were kill­ tion on Celery Avenue. The ex­ hibit area will close at I p. m. ed and many injured. Saturday will he Children's Day with the Civic Center Pet. No. R*fopening at 8:3o a m. Walt Dis­ No. Math*. Veteri ney movies will he shown 3 1,907 1 starting at 10:30 a. m. <1 2 675 The special week, co-spon­ 3 2,olf* 4 17396836 sored by the Sanford Chamber 7*1 1 3 of Commerce and Florida De­ 5 * 892 CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - velopment Commission, is the 6 362 l Two spacecraft set to be rock­ first of what is hoped will be­ t 409 7 eted toward Mars next week come an annual event with 0 2 1,018 could produce pictures show­ various cities in the state par­ 9 l 502 ing mile-long features on the ticipating. 415 16 l intriguing Martian surface. 11 3 1,294 But to do it, tha federal 12 3 1,392 Shopping Center, Forett City •pace agency said, the twin Happy Customer 13 3 1.226 Mariner probes will hive to NEW YOitK (UPI) - Wil­ 453 I complete the mott difficult un­ liam Diamondstein, manager 14 2.009 Sanford Shrine Club, Lea Av*., Sanford 4 15 manned space mission yet at­ of the produce department of ■t 752 Florida Power Lounge, Hear t.ak* tempted by the United States. a lupermarel inherited tlO.OOO 16 .1 1 208 17 Each of the sophisticated— from a satisfied customer. »( 1,0-15 571 pound spacecraft carries a The benefactor, Mrs. Marga­ IS 3 1.194 single television camera rig­ ret M. Fraser, made the be­ 19 1,137 3 ged to take up to 22 photo­ quest to Diamondstein because 20 407 1 graphs of M an when they pats he always treated her in a 21 3 1.165 the little planet next July after, courteous manner, according 23 Priori# Laka * 1 J,U3 a IM-Ajjliuoinii* voyage, [ to her will, By Julian Steaatrom Election officiate declared today they now believe a rec­ ord 92 per cent of the regitiered votera will jam Semi­ nole County'a 23 precincts Tuesday. If this prediction becomes a reality, it meant that you and 21,797 other* will hav* to have your mind* made up be­ fore you enter the voting booth or be prepared to queue up for a long wait. In fact, if you plan to vote after getting off work you might as well pack a late eve­ ning snack, take your Herald and perhaps Iran tutor radio ••• with you. Why 7 Thera are 23,629 registered voter* in Seminole and find­ ing a disinterested qualified Justice Dies elector i» far m«r» difficult WASHINGTON (UPl) - thnn locating an old campaign Former Supreme Court Jus­ potter for Calvin Coolidge. tice Harold Hiti Burton, who Tills coupled with the fact served on the bench for 13 years, died Wednesday at the age of 76. HJtWA 2 U. S. Attacks Claimed By Reds Recreation Day Slated Friday Seminole County Polling Places Mars Pictures zip cod*arm W EATHER: P a rtly cloudy, few ahowera F rid a y ; high, upper 70s, lo w in 60s. By Dettie A sst* Mrs. M a r g a r e t Collins Schweinhaut, Maryland for­ mer state senator and now na­ tional chairman of the Senior Citium for Johnson Commit­ tee, will speak at 10:30 a.m. Friday at DcBary Civic Cen­ ter. Mrs. Schweinhaut is cam­ paigning la Florida for the Johnson-Humphrey ticket bec au u she “believes this elec­ tion has special significance for the senior citizens of the Sunshine State." NO M4M. Mrs. Schweinhaut was grad­ uated from George Washing­ ton University and the Nation­ al University Law School. She was elected to the Maryland House of Delegates In ISM and later to the State Senate. She was appointed by the late President John F. Kennedy as consultant to the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare on the problems of aging. She also has served as chairman of the Maryland State Com­ mission on Aging, and as sec­ retary-treasurer of the Nation­ al Council of Senior Cithens. In the Maryland State Leg­ islature she sponsored pro­ grams for education of pie* school handicapped children; for establishment of forestry camps for delinquent boys; for financial relief for famil­ ies of long-term mental pa­ tients; for establishment of a children's care center and for day care centers for mentally retarded children. In 1981 she sponsored a Sen­ ate resolution setting forth state policy against discrimi­ nation in employment by reison of age. Mrs. Schweinhaut Is the wife of a federal district judge and lives in the Washington (D. C.) suburb of Lenslngton, Md. Seminole County • * » « on the S t Johni River * • * * “The Nile of America** By Harry L Johnson A directed verdict of Inno­ SANFORD NAVY ami civic leadera attended the annual Navy Day Banquet of the Central Florida Council, Navy Longue, a t Orlando AFB. Pictured, from the left: Brig. Gen. D. K. Yost, USMC-Ret.; Col. William Brown Jr., Orlando AFB commanding officer; Vice Adm. James S. Thach, vice chief of naval operation (air), Washington, D. C., the principal speaker, and Capt. C. W. Swanson, Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion commanding officer. (Navy Photo) Florida For Johnson, Gov. Bryant Predicts TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant disagreed today with Democratic guber­ natorial nominee H a y d o n Bums over which presidential candidate will get Florida's electoral vote. Burns, mayor of Jackson­ ville, predicted Sen. Barry Goldwater, the GOP candi­ date, would carry Florida by a •lira margin. Bryant, who has been holding back a predic­ tion In past weeka, aald he now believed 'nhnion would win. Bryan, ' hit weekly news conference . 'mion would take Ihe slate by aoout 100,000 vote* on Nov. 3. He said he reached hia decision that Johnson was ahead about Ihe time of the Southern Governor’s Confer­ ence a month ago. "H 'f just a general feeling," tald Bryant, who also said he had been looking at polls that ahowed Johnson's strength was on the Increase. “It's a reflection I have received—not scientific—Just a feeling I have alter talking to a lot of peo­ ple." On other election matters, Bryant laid he would vote for moat of the proposed constitu­ tional amendments going be­ fore the people at the general election. He said his opinion was divided an the proposal to extend the road bonding power of the slate for addition­ al years. “ Probably I'll vote against it, but Pin not sure," he s*id. He n id he probably would­ n't vote for or against a pro­ posal lo lax the first S2.D00 value of Sarasota County homestead* fur school purpos­ es, exempting from properly taxation the next S5,ooo In val­ uation. Bryant said the exper­ iment would be helpful in looking fur solutions to coun­ ty financing problems, but it was his usual policy not to vote on matters of a local na­ ture to some other part of the state. Bryant said he would sup­ port other amendments. The Governor said one rea­ son the State Cabinet turned down a request by State GOP Chief Tom F. Brow n for depu lira to watch voting booths oo Nov. 3 was it didn't want the state lo intrude any more of its power into local voting mattera. He seid Brown asked for nothing from the state that the parties or the candidates themselves couldn't handle. 'Sunday Punch' BRADENTON — (Spl) — Warren M. Goodrich, chair­ man of the Florida State Democratic executive com­ mittee, today flatly predict­ ed a "substantial victory for the Johnson-Humphrey ticket in Florida — possibly by 150,000 votei.'* Tha recent visit of Presi­ dent Johnson to Miami, Or­ lando and Jscksonvill* waa nediltd by the chairman a* " a Sunday punch that viU insure a Democratic win on Nov. 3." Farm Vote WASHINGTON — (Spl) _ Rural Amerlcans-for-Johnaon-and-Humphrey today predictcd an all-time record vote for President Johnson In the farm and rural areas on Nov. 3. Kenneth BirkheaJ, national chairman of tha campaign orgenftat'iodT unld the predic­ tion waa beaed on a final p r ­ otection telephone poll of state and regional leaders of t h a Rural Americsns-forJuhnaon-and-Humphrey, Parking Meter Removal Urged By E. C. Harper E. C. Harper Jr., a director of the Sanford Merchants Asso­ ciation, today urged citltens of Sanford to support the organi­ zation's effort to remove park­ ing meters in the city's downdown shopping area. Harper, a candidate for the City Commission, bat asked that all citlrens attend the meeting of Ihe City Commiss­ ion scheduled for I p . m. Mon­ day. He stated that the reaction of citizens lo the removal ol meters in Winter Park, Ocala, St. Petersburg and other mun­ icipalities in the state has been completely favorable, "Following a trial period," Harper re­ ported, "all of the citiei aband­ oned parking meters.'* Harper concluded, "It's time Sanford's governing board gave consideration to the feeling the citizens in respect lo forc­ ing people to pay for the privi­ lege of parking in the down­ town area." Teenager Faces cent In all counts except that of grand larceny was made lata this morning In Circuit Court s i the bombshell hit tha citrus fraud trial being beard here. Judge Tom nrasley made his decision shortly before noon today and after a morn­ ing filled with a maze of legal huddles by defense and prose­ cuting attorney* and in the Judge's private chambers. There was no activity in the courtroom axrapl for the legal strategy meeting* held by the opposing attorneys. On trial it Ralph Alderman, who la alleged lo have entered Into a scheme which resulted in the raising of citrus test reading* and which netted him thousands of dollars. Alderman'a attorneys short­ ly after noon hid on tha stand a citrus inspector, identified as S. Davis, who was showing how the citrua checks could vary in solid contents even within the same grove, the same truckload and same box. Court waa recessed until 1:30 p.m. when the defense was scheduled to continue the effort to get Alderman absolv­ ed of the last remaining charge. Ha had previously been charged with gpand larceny, complracy to commit grand larceny, bribery and two counts of conspiracy to com­ mit bribery. The defense request for a directed verdict was made late last night. Judge Beasley ad­ journed court soon alter it waa made and this morning con­ tinued deliberating the request In hia chambers. After nearly 3lk hours, he returned to the bench and is­ sued hia verdict. Demo Hopefuls Parade Saturday A motorcade parade of Sentinola County Democratic can­ didates will wind its way through Seminole County Sat* urday morning, leaving Uie Sanford headquarteri office at the corner of First Street and Magnolia Avenue at 9 a.m. It ia expected that about 3(1 automobiles will join Ihe pa­ rade and interested persona are asked to call headquarters for further Information. Mr*. Betty Smith, headquarteri secretary, said today that can­ didates may pick up their dec­ orations and materials any­ time today or Friday. The parade route has not yet been announced but it is expected that It will wend Its way through every community In the county. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — President Johnson said today that he has received a "heart* ening" offer of assurance from Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin that the new Russian regime will work with the West in a continuing quest for peace. Johnson said this in a cam­ paign speech here at the Mnrmon Tiberacte, And, In anparent reply to a speech made there three weeks ago In which Republican presidential candi­ date Barry M. Goldwiter blam­ ed the administration for moral decay, Johnson told an aud­ ience of more than 1,000: Cod'* Children "We ire *11 God'* children and the tru j morality of pri­ vate life ia the true morality of a free society: the golden rule—do unto others a* you would have other* do unto you." In Idling about Kosygin's message, which arrived Mon­ day night, Johnson declared that it was in answer to hi* own assurance to the Soviet Union that America's basie for­ eign policy "rem ained un­ changed" despite the toppling of Premier Nikita Khrush­ chev. "This I* a heartening re­ sponse," Johnson declared. "We must not underestimate the danger of Communism— but neither should we under­ estimate the danger to all the world If nuclear power Is un­ leashed and if we do not move toward peace." •Smear* Tactic* EN ROUTE WITH GOLDWATER (UPI) — Republican presidential nominee Barry M. Goldwater campaigned across Pennsylvania today and ac­ cused President Johnsoa of using' ‘sm ear" tactics. He pre­ dicted that "unhappy and dis­ gusted" voters will give him a stunning upset victory on Elec­ tion Day. In Lewlatown, where police estimated Goldwater's trainside crowd as high as 3,000, Goldwater aald the U. S. U "going downhill" all around the world while the President talks about the "get-up-earlyand vote” Issue. He was re­ ferring to recent campaign comments of Presldnt Johnson. "The President has delight­ ed in this campaign in not dis­ cussing issues and misrepre­ senting my stand on the issues," Goldwater said. Rid Rejected WASHINGTON (UPI) The Supreme Court has rejected Sea. Bsrry M Goldwater'* attempt to require the television nctwurks to give him equal and free time to reply to Pres­ ident Johnson’s recent broad­ cast on world affairs. A 3-Murder Trial CI.EARWATER (UPI) — Steve Washington, 10, waa ruled mentally competent by Circuit Court Judge B. J. Dri­ ver and ordtred to stand trial for murder Nov. 20. The St. Petersburg young­ ster Is charged with the rapestrangling of (hr** elderly women last year. Judge Driver ruled Wash­ ington was sane after hear, ing testimony from two St. Petersburg peyehiatrleta. LRJ Eyes Steel LOS ANGELES (UPI) President Johnson i* keeping a d o st eye on the stael price situation. He was understood to feel that It would be very difficult now lo Justify further UKitafe* to atgel p r i n t ^ I Vote for E . C . Harper, Jr . FOR CITY COMMISSIONER is a vote for PROCRESS Pd. Po!. Ad*. \ � 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, October 28, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 28, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 28, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/07ee0c9a347e3b40a0ae9d30b80e9bd6.pdf 81a2061a4639ca5d4e893cbf977cf781 PDF Text Text ■MMtfflBflGtfBESSSnSHBmasaMi M S Gently sloping hills, tall pines and shady oaks create a beautiful setting for this, one of Sanford’s most exclusive Mayfair Country Club residential areas. . . . 0 OF LOCH ARBOR Q u L b io m ( B u iii d io m & A If Each home is individually planned to suit the terrain and natural tree growth so as to enhance what nature wrought rather than to disturb it, i» A wide variety of floor plans and styles to suit the discriminating buyer. Finest workmanship and custom built cabinets. FHA - VA - or Conventional Financing. i , This beautiful Orrenbrinr home located at 105 Par Place, hue 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, Fla. room, 2 car garage, utility room, completely GE equipped kitchen. LET US B U ILD YOUR HOME . . . . O R SE LE C T Y O U R V B U ILD FOR YO U NOW H O M E SIT E A N D LATER. All Greenbrior Homes Feature WILLIAM S. BRUMLEY, JR. BYRON M. LEACH P. O. Box 1599, Sanford, Florida %• *' ' Telephone 322-8074 » �4 Altamonte Mayor Files $200,000 Suit Letter Writer Geo. Bobrow Is Defendant Seminole County * • « • on the S t Johns River * * » « *The N ile of America** c io < * A tip to Central Florida realdenta and visitors alik e Taka a look at tha Florida Conservation Week displays in the Civic Center. Thera's a treat in store tor you. Irapressive, to say the least. • • 9 VOL. 56 • Because of the weeklong program on conservation, the Starlight Promenaders will nut be able to meet there this Wednesday, Both class and club will meat Instead at tha DeBary Firehouse. • • • The Longwood Chamber of Commerce will meet a t the Civic League Hall tonight a t 8. The Seminole County Eye Bank group will present a program including a film to be shown by Mrs. Frank Woodruff of DeBary. The public la invited. a • • Florida Highway Patrol Cpl. Bill Stringfleld was nam­ ed program chairman for No­ vember for the Sanford Llona Club and then got transferred to West Palm Beach. Before going, however, Bill finished his club assignment and has arrayed a number of speakers for the elub’a weekly Tuesday noon luncheons at Lake Mon­ roe Inn. e e e Citrua Interest la focused on Sanford this week as a highly complicated trial gets under way. The courtroom was filled yesterday with spectators watching the pro­ ceedings. • a e Dottle Austin, The Heralil's city editor, speaks to­ night at the Ladies Night program of the Lions Club. She also reports a pleasantly hectic day yesterday in Or­ lando as she covered the Preaident’s visit to Central Flor­ ida for her newspaper. Got a special "badge" to show for it, too. SEN. HARRY P. CAIN, a Republican ex-U.S. Senator from the State of Washington, now stumping Florida as head of the State Citizens for Johnson, was welcomed to town today by Walter A. Gielow (right), publisher of The San­ ford Herald. (Herald Photo) Z ip C oda 8 7 7 1 > By Jalien M m atrea W. Lawrence Swofford, m a­ yor of Altamooe Springs, to­ day filed a $200,000 libel suit against George J. Bobrow. Swofford'i suit listed lour specific complaints against Bobrow, all contained In a let­ ter published in The Sanford Herald over Bohrow’a algnalure Oct. I. Bobrow stated la the latter* “ Many of the worat reads la the county were built while S wofford was a county com­ missioner. After he was de­ feated In a try lo r soother term In 1959, the new Board In 19*0 found It very oeceasary to reorganize the road depart­ ment. The suit claim* thia charge* Swofford with being reckles*. Irresponsible and incompetent while a County Commlatlooar and of waiting public tends. Next, Bobrow's letter declare ed, "He advocated and wae is*strumental in raising BemlnoU County tax asaeum enta to ooo of the highest percentage* og appraised evaluation la lb* en­ tire state , . . (aad) , . . H* ber president; Capt. C. W. Swanson, Naval Air conspired with a group to havo Station commanding officer; Sen. Mack N. the governor throw tax assess­ Cleveland Jr„ Miaa Priscilla Schnarr, Mis* Flori­ or, Mary Earle Walker, out og da for 1964; C. H. Coulter, State Forestry Ser­ office. She was then replaced vice; Adams; Mayor A. L. Wilson and James P. with a pre-selected appointee, Avery, Seminole County Commission chairman. who began a reassessment ] gram that earned angry ■tarnation throughout the < ty. The resultant rash mistake* of amateurish appraisals, ac­ cording to official estim ate!, will hare coat the county te a payed over 875,00* to *orrect." This, aayi the suit, Indicate* to the Lake Monroa Industrial that Swofford unlawfully rate* Park for special demonstra­ Dr. George Waatbrook, In­ ed the tax assenm eat of B *attions. spector for the Florida De. nota County aad was guilty eg Tha program continue! to­ partment of Agriculture, oc­ malfeasance In office, aad te a l day with field tripe, static Swofford committed an unltire cupied the witness stand this ful act of conspiracy In viola­ ■ari aaCbe exhibitions and morning In Circuit Court tion of state law, row ttTOugh tha weak with Bobtow'i letter, *aW th a a citrua fraud trial antered C h ^ t i i V Day the concluding suit, claimed that, " la th* ita second day. m o t la tu rd a y . Charged are Ralph W, Ald­ mayor's town of Altamonte Springs . . . it seems that ho erman and Billy Lamar Ham­ went to great pains to keep tha mond. Tha charges stem from city taxes as low as he could the alleged 8200,000 swindle on hU own commercial land from Hl-Acres Concentrate and property on SR 434. Ho proved his ‘ability* by apprais­ Inc., of Semiliul* County. ing this property aa worth $8,« Dr. Westbrook eh o w e d 410 against the county appro!*Tha Sanford Merchants Asso­ elides and offered technical al of $23,150. Thus his property ciation, through its exeutive data on tha methods inepec- la assessed for 1943 taxes a t eommlttM, is expected to re ­ tors uia in determining tha almost 34 per cent of the couiw ty valuation, whereas the act­ quest City Commissioned at rontsnts of citrus end thui their adjourned meeting Mon­ their worth to the growers, ing town clerk advised that the assessments on property owned day to cover all parking me­ processors and other interests* by olhere In the town general­ ters, except those in parking Defense attorneys are Dom- ly range between 75 per root lots, for a DOday trial period. inlk J. Salfi and J. Russell and 90 per cent." The Chamber committee will Hornsby, of Orlando. Tha Swofford'i action today laya suggest to the Commission prosecution is being handled Bobrow'* statement chargee that overtime parking fine be by State Atty. A. L. "Mike” the mayor with misconduct Increased to 50 cents as a de­ Steed assisted by William D. and malfeasance In office, dis­ terrent to using spsces over Hopkins of this circuit. Con* honest, reckless. Irresponsible the free two-hour maximum ducting the trial is Circuit and Incompetent and "th at Court Judge Thomas A. Beas­ plaintiff exerted influence for period. “We feel that free parking ley, or DeFunlak Spring*. hia personal advantage and Jurors chosen yesterday af­ gain.” has now become a necessity to meet the competition of the ternoon are Richard S. Cos­ Bobrow'* letter also laid, present and future shopping tello, of Winter Perk; Clinton "This experience shows th at rented," said Chairmen B. L. P. Goree, Maitland; James E. the mayor has the ‘ability* to Ewer, Apopka; Lewie Albert exert favoritism to certain Perkins Jr. "If the Commission will ap­ Rotierts, Sanford; Richard F. taxpayers, especially himself, prove this request, we hope Chandler Jr., Saniurd; Robert by knocking off about $13,000 that at the end of the 90-day 51. Klimeck, Casselberry. The on his assessment.” trial period, we can prove the alternate it Joseph B. Shaw, This, tho suit says, means advisability of permanent re Sanford. "Favoritism In tho discharge moval of the meters,” he add­ Alderman and Hammond of the duties of his office aa are on trial In seven count* mayor and by misconduct and ed. of grand larceny. malfeasance In office." WEATHER: Partly cloudy Wednesday; shower* likely; high n*ar 80, low In 60*. Established 1908 TUES., OCTOBER 27, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire LBJ Invades 'Goldwater Country' WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson redirected his campaign to the Northeast today following a trip Into “ Goldwater country" in the South. The Chief Executive planned to fly to Boston and then to Pittsburgh today for major speeches aimed at bolstering Former U. S. Sen. Harry P. He was born in Nashville, his itrength in those key Cain, Republican of Washing­ Tenn., and moved to Tacoma, toral centers. ton, is in Sanford today help­ Wash., when he was eight. He From Pittsburgh he was ing local LBJ for the USA graduated from public schools scheduled to fly to Albuquer­ Committee members round up in Tacoma; Hill Military que, N. M., for an overnight CONSERVATION WEEK official* and visitor! support for President John­ Academy, Portland} Univers­ stay springboarding an Im­ attended a luncheon honoring Secretary of State son in next Tuesday's elec­ ity of the South, Scwanee, portant c a m p a i g n awing Tom Adams Monday as Florida Conservation tion. Tenn.; London School of Eco­ through Southern California Week opened, Among those attending the Jim Wednesday. On the way West, Spencer Restaurant gathering were, from left, Senator Cain arrived late nomics; and University of he planned a brief stop at A. B. (Tommy) Peterson Jr., Sanford Cham­ last night and began a round Berlin, Ha started his business Evansville, ind., to pick up of conferences with Demo­ career with the Portland Tele­ Mrs. Johnson. Monday, Johnson campaign cratic leaders, including the gram in 1025; then joined tha LBJ Chairman, Dr. W. Vin­ Bank of California from 1929- ed in Florida, Georgia and M W A ••• cent Roberta. 1938; and Joined the Miami South Carolina. He expects to This noon other Democrat­ financial institution in 1057. win in Florida and Georgia but ic Party workers lunched at Ha was twice elected aa sought to build up his strength Jim Spencer's Restaurant to nonpartisan mayor of Tacoma in pro-Goldwster areas of continue plane for the last and later was appointed—in those states. And he was By Harry I. Johntoa week of the political blitx 1045—to the U. S. Senate. cheered by a huge crowd re­ Seeks New Post Managing Editor which hit Central Florida Cain was elected Republican ception he received in Colum­ WASHINGTON lUPI) - The Secretary of Stats Tom yesterday with the appear­ senator in 1944 and served bia, S. C., even though polls ance of tha President in Or­ till 1053. For the next three indicate he la behind in But U. S. Chamber of Commerce Adams called for ■ concerted has asked President Johnson effort in promoting conservelando. years ha was a presidential Mate, to create a new post of coori- tim practice* ta the etete aa Cain, a conservative Repub­ appointee tu the Subversive lican, Is now affiliated with Activities Control B o a r d , By United Press International dins tor of civil rights uniat h* officially *pe**d tha rtare GOP presidential nominee Wat* the Firat Federal Savings and serving from 1953 to 1054, * • law p*ss*4 hr c * l^ y s rJ“ Loan Association in Miami. While a senator he icrved Barry M. Goldwater, with «wj Ha is currently on tour of on the Banking end Currency week to go Until «lec:ion day, Uu* yuw. *•** * y , a r t aaly • • • today stepped up hia charges the state In behalf of the Committee, the Armed Serv­ and Seminole Comity * ha Reds ‘A mot ** Somewhere In Our Town, President and his vice presi­ ices Committee, Public Works that president Johnson is a taM. "but for all of Florida." aomcone has a new umbrella. dential running mate, Sen. and the District of Columbia power seeker who will “do MOSCOW (UPI) - The So­ He expressed tha hope that anything'* to ichicvc his ends. viet Union's ocw leaders to­ Not unusual. But this one is Hubert H. Humphrey. Committees. "the seed planted hera today Goldwater launched one of •pedal. It's been used by an day sought to assure foreign This afternoon, following Ho started his military elderly man for some time to luncheon with Seminole and career in 1925 being commis­ his strongest attacks yet on Communist parties that the will grow and bloom and help him get around. Ho de­ Sanford party leaders, he is sioned a second lieutenant in the Chief Executive in a ouster ot Nikita S. Khrushchev flower” into an ever bigger pended upon it greatly. But to speak a t Stetson Univer­ the Infantry. Cain was called ipeoch prepared for delivery will not curtail their newly statewide event. in Bristol, Tenn. He said that won independence. Adams spoke at tha Civic the lure of the umbrella was sity. to active duty as a major in Johnson would not be satis­ Center to a generous audience too great for someone in this The tenstor from tha State 1042 and served with the Brit­ fied with an election, but of local, county and itata of­ Budget Hiked area. They stole it. The own­ of Washington has hsd a ish 10th Corps in North “wants to be crowned.” er's wife called us the other long, colorful and dramatic Africa and Italy, LAKELAND (UPI) - The ficials as the Conservation day. asked If we could help. career. Florida Citrus Commission W e e k program, sponsored He was an nidc to the com- ) ABOARD THE LADY BIRD She says ail she wants is for Monday approved a hiked bud­ jointly by the Sanford Cham­ nianding general of SPECIAL (UPI) - Campaign­ Control Commission in Italy, ing Lady Bird Johnson flew to get of I7.nn.ooo and also eas­ ber of Commerce and Florida the trusty walking aid be re­ among other posts. His final Tulsa and McAlester, Okla., ed restrictions on fruit sold at Development Commission, got turned, No question! will be wartime duty was as a colonel today to boost the political roadside stands and ahlpped under way. asked. The aerretary of state de­ • • • on the Inspector General’s stock of the President and all by gilt fruit dealers out of clared empire* "hnva risen or Staff in Germany and Aus­ Democratic candidates m Ok­ Florida. We’ll be glad when the fallen,” depending on the con­ tria. Seminole County Humane So­ lahoma. servation of natural resources, 30 Beds Die Cain holds five battle stars, ciety gets fully organized and CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) can begin operations. Hardly The Air Force tonight plans to Legion of Merit, three Bronze SAIGON, South Viet Nam— •specially tha water table in a day goes but that The Her­ use a rocket that once stood Stars, Croix de Guerre with (UPI) — At least 30 Commun­ an area. "We have been blessed with ist Viet Cong guerrillas today ald doesn’t get a rail from guard in England to hurl an Palm—France; and the Croix someone wanting information unmanned glider 31 miles high de Guerre with Palm—Bel­ were reported killed and an­ natural resources,” he said, other to captured in three days and urged his listeners to on where animals can be for a 9.Q00-mtk-an-bour flight gium. Fred Karl, of Daytona o( fighting m the Communist- sack stringent means to con­ taken. There was another one back to earth. from Oviedo today. The flying laboratory, de. Beach, has been named North United P rrts International infiltrated central coast of serve them. The Justice Department South Viet Nam. • • • He noted how 25 years ago signed to lead the way for Florida chairman for the Cit­ California was experiencing ‘ Rebel" never had a chance. manned spaceships of the fu­ izens for Johnson Committee, won the first round in n legal the growing pains now in­ A month ago the mischievous ture, will study for the first it was announced today by fight with a federal district < IO I* B o l l s judge in Mississippi. boxer pup. who made his home time the effect! of an air- Senator Cain. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - volving Florida and how It is The U.5. Sth Circuit Court Democratic State Rep. George imperative for ths West Coast Karl, a member of tha Flor­ on Mayfair Circle, had a leg planelike flap on high speed broken by a deliberately winged spacecraft diving Into ida House of Representatives of Appeals, sitting in Jack- II. Stallings Jr. announced to­ state now to spend |12 billion for eight years, was an un­ son elite, stayed the judge'' day he would vote for Repub- dollars to get enough fresh thrown stone. This week he the earth’s atmosphere. was found dead in the drive­ The l.ZUO-pound Delta wing­ successful candidate fur gov- order to jail a L'.S. attorney li .in Sen. Barry Goldwater for water for inhabitants of thu way . . . poisoned. ed vehicle is bolted to the ernor in tlir Democratic prim- [or refusing to sign federal president as "the only candi­ southern portion of Califor­ nos* of a Thor rocket for the ary laat spring, although he grand jury indictments. Th* date who can restore honesty nia. ■hot. A* an Intermediate proved himself an effective stay was issued pending a amt integrity to the balls of Every new housing develop, Efforts Continue range ballistic missile (IRH.M) vote-getter. hearing on the case. government.” mrnt, every new parking lot DETROIT (UPIh—The Unit stationed in Northern Eng­ reduces the amount of water ed Auto Worker* and General land, the booster once carried absorbed by the esrth and for Motor* today continued their a nuclear warhead (or a payreuse of residenta, Adam* effort* to re More total labor load. warned, ratling for a concert­ peace and settle plant-level The space glider, fourth iq ed effort on the loral, state a 140 million research pro­ contract* at 28 locali. and national level for addi­ gram called ASSET, is ex­ tional coniervatiun. pected to crash into the Atlan­ Several conservation honors tic 950 mile* away after it* 8 Yanks Die were presented prior to Ad­ 15 minute glide to earth. PHNOM PENH. Cambodia am* speech to a host of per. (U P I)— Cambodia announced son* in the state who have today that it* force* shot pushed conservation practice*. down a U. S. Air Force C123 Making tha presentation transport plane last Saturday, was Sanford Mayor A. L. Wil­ killing eight American*. son. Special hostess for the opening day was Misa Priscil­ HUELVA. Spain (UPI)—The la Schnarr of Hollywood, 5li*a L', S. Marine Corps carried on Florida for 194-1. today with the largest peace­ Jim Talmadge, Chamber time amphibious Is riding exerexecutive manager, e ra mas­ Hsc in history despite the loss ter of ceremonies, introducing of nine lives In a helicopter several dignitaries to the au­ collision. dience. A. B. (Tommy) PeterUndersecretary of the Navy son, Chamber president, out­ Paul B. Fay, who watched the lined the start of Florida landings from the rtagship PoConservation Week. cono, said the tragedy “put a The Rev. LeRoy D. Soper, cloud over the whole opera­ rector of Holy Cross Epis­ tion." copal Church, isv a the invo­ FRIENDLY PRESIDENT Lyndon B. Johnson makes hi* way toward T h e Pentagon identified cation. among tha dead Pfe. Harry crowd straining a t tho fence surrounding the speaker's stand a* Secret ‘Voting and a prayer Truman Hines, son of Mr. and Later the group viewed the Service men surrounding him get set for the battle to keep the President Show you care.’* striking displays in the Civic from being maided by eager people and thousands of reaching hands, —Beulah Well*. Mrs. Fleming Hines, of Ona, on pages 2 and 12.) (Mure picturesa bn Woman's Club j r u . illertild Photo). Center and then soma wen'. Demos Raise Cain From GOP Ranks Natural Resources Stale Inspector Conservation Urged Takes Stand In Citrus Trial Glider Readied For 9,000 MPH Justice Dept. Wins First Round Florida Marine Among 9 Dead Merchants Seek Covered Meters Voters Assisted In Machine Use Seminole County Commis­ sioner* are staging a “voting practice" day today, making available the use of two vot­ ing machines to teach new voted how to use them. Instructor* will be on hand at tha Canning Kitchen, 25th St. end Sanford Ave., and at the auditorium of Crooms High School from 1 to 9 p.m. today to assist new voted in the prectice operation of the machine. ‘Kaffee Klatchers’ October meeting of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Cofee Club will be h«M at 19 o'clock Thursday morning a t tha Chamber building. Executives of several Slew businesses recently establish­ ed in Seminole County will be welcomed and presented to the Kaffee Klatchere." Mem­ bers and their guests are in­ vited to attend, AS YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY itate Representative' for — Continued and Effective Representation D EM O C R A T (Paid ML Adv—Je e Darts) �----- i Goldwater me Taxes For Five-Year offer* work opportuaJtlea to students eack w a r, asking it poasibte the administration buiMlag at for tkoao young people to t a n Poroat Lako Academy laat a considerable porttoo of tkair a M M r kaa canted M u tte r1h* Bra wkkk deatnyed sp p ro slattely watar'a p its to tu t fcKOna ta tci five p er tent a jr n r tor A rt AUTO * PROPERTY IN S U R A N C E A n L i n a Written • Bring Your Insurance Problems To Ui — tuaftica for tho atafeata. Dirap tka peat two years, tko laundry kaa progressed kotk flnaaeiilly aad is tko number of itufeata employed. Bids kayo boos received a s tko eooatntetiw of a saw girts HARRY ADAIR’S P W I D S i r r JO H N S O N dracandt sto p s o f •p ttlu r’g platform a f t e r lw told crow d "Lot m o sap lo u d a n d e ls a r— I'm ready to become a Central Florida d t l s a n r . H a immediately made his wsy to the fence to ahtke m o re haada. Strained by mass of humanity, fence gave way at one point. Tax Assessor R L . HARVEY Note Voluaia County sign and “Hi there, Lyndon.** J u st behind Johnson la presidential H a g . (Harold Photo) Johnson Meets British Leader WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson was to atari today with British P p tlg a Baerriiry Patrick Gordon Wal­ t e r wboaa raw Labor govonMeat |« seeking cut-rate meth­ ods to atnamUno nuclear t o claw at tha other cad of the eampua la tka daily. Maay af the claiirooma arc ilea, but there a rt a tow la old bouses, tko dairy aad tabemaelo that are crowded. T hen a n no loebora avail­ able aiaeo the Arc sad stufenta bare to earry their booka. Tbo library which waa wuaed la tbo burned building, U now part of tbo eafeteria aad tha registrar's offlee la lo­ cated la ■ section of tha home ecooomlca room. It la not surprising that evaryoaa concerned is looking forward to tha completion of tka aew bulldiaga. 100 par c a t and will do all the bottom of his anti-social Tha Seminole County Ju­ venile Council, holding Its fifth annual m a tin g Mowdey he* embarked on an ambiti­ ous long r u g s program un­ der the leadership of newly fleeted President Tom Rich­ Their talk la exported to t e ergeneral in nature, since tka Tha three-phase program, British minister aad Secretary aimed a t Improving faculties ad State D m Busk already tor the handling of delinquent hava caavaased in some detail or dependent children of tha a broad range af iatentitkmal county includes: Issues, 1. Establishment of n child Garden Walker's o b it ia ex­ guidance clinlo with a child pected to be followed by aa psychologist; Anglo-American summit be­ 2. Addition of more profeetween Prime Minister Harold slonal juvenile counselors tor WUaoo aad President Johnson the Juvenile Court; here aeon after Nov. I if John­ S. Establishment of a Ju­ son wins tbo election. venile detention cantor to Should Republican presiden­ tial candidate Barry M. Gold- ORLANDO (UPI) — Pres­ keep children out of tha cil7 and county Jails. water win, tha b o w British re­ ident Johnson e x p r e s s e d Judge Vernon Mlxe, who la gime would have to start all over again ia assessing its ra ­ thanks to the elected members leaving Juvenile Court to re­ of Florida's State Cabinet Moss- sume private practice In Jan­ te lions with Washington. day for endorsing him. lie met uary, presented the needa of the Cabinet members a t Mi­ tho Juvenilo protection pro­ gram and urged its adoption. ami Sunday night. And at a breakfast a t Or­ At the same time A i Jto ifed tha Juvenile Council for Ita lando Johnson kidded San. efforts In getting tha P a t e r Spessard Holland about get­ Legal Notice Care program underway here ting federal money and talking three years ago. economy at the same time, Incoming Juvenile Judge "Spessard te always serious ■bout spending money at any Karlyle Houehnldar, contacted O E O R G E H. DUNN, time," the President said. by The Herald by telephone "But he always docs loosen up today, said: v ix en x o r i r x N o lle* I* h * r e b y e l v e s t h a t when it affects Florida." " I endorse this program Spessard Partial To Florida-LBJ Mis u n d e r l i n e d w ill, on t h * a * l k 4 * r o f N o v e m b e r , A. D. ISSt, p r t * * « t t o I b o H o n o r a b l e C ounty Jude* of a*m lnoU C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , h i e f in al r e ­ tu rn , an A d m in istrato r e t a . or th * E state of GEORGE If. DUNN, d eceased. a n d a t »ald Sima, t h e n a n d t h e r e , m a k e a p ­ plication to th e eeid J u d e * for a f i n a l s e t t l e m e n t of hie a d m ln le tra tlo n of M IS estate, a n d f o r a n o r d e r d l e c h a r a l n a h im • e such A d m inistrator e t a . D a t e d t h i s t h * SSrd d ay o f O c to b e r , A. D. ISIS. / * / OKO. A. IIP BE R, J R Aa A d m in is tr a te s e t a . of th * R e la te o f OEOnaR H. DUNN. D ece ased ft BO. A. HI'ERR, J R . o f HUKKR * S P E E R A t t o r n e y * fo r a a l d E s t a t e 111 M a s a n l l a A v o n u a S anford, flo rid * P u b l i s h Oct. 11 * Nov. L 10, If. t i l l . CDP-1SI IV T H E C IR C U IT CO U R T OP T H H N IN TH JU D IC IA L C IR ­ C U IT. IV AVD f o i l SKM IAULR rO UVTV# FLO R ID A chancery no. te s n L T D I A B I L L I E KINO. va. THOM Ai Plaintiff, VT. KINO. Defendant. AM EN D ED N O TIC E OF S U IT YOl T h o m e * W. K i n a , who** l e e t k n o w n r e s i d e n c e n* p a r t l o u l a r l y a s la k n o w n t o t h e p l a i n t i f f Is Th* R e ­ p u b l i c n f fto m alls, Africa, Legal Notice RI.K rTID V F R tir i.A M A T in v t i n i e r a n d b y v ir tu * o f a u ­ t h o r i t y In m e v ested a a t h e M a y o r e f t h * C i t y o f Hanford. F l o ri d a , f h e r e b y cell a M u n i ­ c i p a l G e n e r a l E le ctio n t o be h eld t h r n u e h o u t th * r l t y of a e n f o r d , f l o r i d , , on th * S rd day o f N o v em b er, t i l t , to r t h * *!*<-• lio n o f fin# C i t y C o m m i s s i o n e r fo r a term of th re e veers. S aid e l e c t i o n s h a l l b e held >t t h e p r o p e r p r e d n a t p o l l l n e p i e c e s In c o n f o r m i t y w i t h the c o m b in e d reiletralln n under Remlnot* C o u n t y R e e l e t r s t l o n O f fice r a n d t h * la w ) a n d o r d i n ­ a n c e s r v l a l l r r t o e l e c t i o n s *• n o w In f o r c a In said City. Th* p o lls w i l l he o p e n e d a t f:« * o 'c lo ck A. M. E a s t e r n S t a n d a r d T i m e , a n d w ill close a t 1:0* o ’c l o c k P. M. o n sa id date. 1 hereby appoint r * |* r n u ­ ll nr. H o w a r d i-uehln*. Jlre. HocI*nee It o u m l l l a t . H r,. Nettle C. K s d e r , Mre L il l i e B u c k le r, Sire C h a r l o t t e S m i t h a a d Mr* L u ­ ci l l e K l r e h h o f f a s C l e r h e , e n d Mri. L e u r e l l A lb ert, Mrs. A n n a R u k u r , Mre. Roe* Boyle, M r * (~Hyv* Adame. E a r l M. M era tn n . Wm. O. T e n n e r , J r , t i r e . M in n ie a t r l c k l s n d . Mr*, i l a r i h a R e ­ born, Mrs. K m m ta feiu S a u n d e r s , Mrs. A an Opa cey. Mrs. r a u l e t l * W h it* , t i re . N eal T e r m e r , Mrs. f l e o r a l a P ri c e , lira. T l o r t n c * L o ssln p . E dw ard L u d ack e. P ln y d P e l m a r , Mia* E d n a C h itt a n d e n . Mr*. Lucy Sm ith, Mr* t l l n n l * Hntlth. Mr*. Mery H o lle r e n d Mr*. J o s e p h i n e M cCollum a* I n s p e c t o r s of ss ld E le c t io n in w i t n e s s w K E n r o r . t h ev * h e r e u n t o se t my h a n d as M a j o r o f t h e C ity of Hanford. F l o ri d a , a n d h a v e r e u s e d t o be a f f l s e d h e r e t o t h e se at o f aald r v i y on t h i s S l i d d ay n t October, Paul s m ith C o n stru c tio n c o m p a n y , P O. H o i n > Z . M om bse*. K e n y a . A f r i c a T O U ARB M E R E S T n o t i f i e d t h a t e eu lt f i r d i v o r c e ties h**n I n s t i t u t e d r e a t r v * y o u by L T D IA MILLIE K IN O In Ihn C t r c u lt Court ef th* N inth J u d lc u t C ircu it. In a n d (n r S e m i ­ n ole Cviunlv, F l o r i d a . T h e a b ­ last. b r e v i a t e d title n f t h * c a t * I* A L W ilson L T D I A B I L L I E KING, p l a i n ­ Ae M a y o r o f th * C ity of t i f f . v e r s u s TIIOMAS W KINO, Hanford. F l o r i d a defendant. A t t e s t : H. N. T am m . J r . T o n a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d In r l t y Clerk f i le y o u r a n s w e r n r o t h e r d e ­ P u b l i s h i v t . IT. 1111. f e n s i v e p l t a d l n a In t h a a b o v e e i y l e d c a u s e w i t h i h e C lerk n f Ik* C ir c u it C o u r t o f aald C o u n ­ ty. a a d se rv e a co p y t h e r e o f upon H e r t a n T u c k -if t h e f i rm of lilt.EH . H E D R I C K A ROBIN . SON. IS* Keel C h u r c h S t r e e t , D r le n d o , F lo rid a, a t t o r n e y s fo r p l a i n t i f f , an n r b e f o r e Ik* t l h d a y nf N o v em b er, t i l l . If y o u f e l l t * d o so a D eere* P r o C o b feeeo w ill 0* e n t e r e d a a a l n e t y o u fo r t h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In Ihe C o m p la in t. W I T N E S S my h a n d e n d th * s e a l o f sa id C o u r t s i Hanford, ■ e m l n o l t C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t h i s Snd d a y e f O c to b e r , I S t t . (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r , C lerk My M a r t h a T. V l h l e a D e p u ty C lerk H a r l a n T u c k o f t h e f i rm e f GILKH. H E D R I C K A ROU IN SON to i L a st Church S tre e t O rlande, F lorida A ttorneya far P la in tiff P u b l i s h Oct. I, 11. J«. IT, I I CPF-14 WWIVeterans SetElection I t Deans Bates The World War 1 Vela and Auxiliary of Barracka a m of Altamonte Springs held a cov­ ered dish luncheon preceding tha regular m a tin g at tha community house. Auxiliary prcaldent Mrs. Otto Baum­ gartner and the women of tha auxiliary served aa faoateasea for tha avent. Distinguished guests presari included Mayor and Mrs. Law­ rence Swofford, Councilman and Airs. Keith Nixon, Councilmsn and Mrs. Robert Newell, Councilman S. D. lYlleh, State Rep. and City Attornay Joe Devie, and Frank Lash, De­ partment Deputy Chief at Staff of ths World War 1 Veu. Other guests were Mrs. Marylou Fitzpatrick, of Oak Park, 111., and Mra. Mary Hoiloway. After the luncheon and soc­ ial hour, the barracka held a short business m ating. There will be nomination and fled ion of officers for the coming year at the next meeting to be held Thursday, Nov. !l, at 2:30 p.m. at tha community house. Ail eligible World War I vet­ erans and their wives are in­ vited to attend. vote to eliminate one party rule on Nov. 3rd la my power to further it la any way I c m . In pointing oat tka need for the varioua facets of tha pro­ gram, Judge Mite aotad that ha had long advocated the es­ tablishment of a guidance clinic In Semlnela County. -The m ate! and emotional health of the children who coma b ato n the Juvenile Court Is being completely neg­ lected. Private treatment Is very eapenalva and beyond the meana of moat parents, •specially thoie whose chil­ dren find themielvee in trou­ ble with tha courts. There la a guidance clinic In Orange County to which wo have ac­ cess but it is overtaxed and the waiting lilts are long," the Judge explained. In pointing out tho need for n dentation center for children Judge Mite told thj Council that nil of tha sur­ rounding countiee, including Voluaia, Lake, Brevard and Marion have such e n te rs and "only Seminole County in Control Florida la still pub ting chU drn in Jail with adults." in promoting tha hiring of more Juvenilo counselor! for the court. Judge Mlxe noted that many children who are firat time offender! ran be deterred from getting into trouble again If a cbm work­ er hae time to tollow.up on them, counsel with the child end hie parents end get to behavior. "M any children, like many adults, are one-time offendera, who, If they era helped and guided proparly will nev­ er step over tha Una agslwr after one experienced with the law and with being haul­ ed into court,'* ha pointed out. Tho program waa also en­ dorsed by retiring president Bill Tanner and other newly elected officers, Including Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, vice prcaldent, and Mr*. Mary Joyce Bateman, secretary, Mrs. T. C. Thomas will con­ tinue in the office of treas­ urer. During the meeting Judge Mile waa preiented with a large plaque, centered with a bronze scroll and n miniature gavel and inicrlbed with the words: "To Judge C. Vernon Miie for outstanding and devoted service to the youth of Sem­ inole County." AGENCY t i l 8. Park Are. PA t iJ U 8ANPOEP. FLA. — WILL INSTALL TOLL FBEE I K TELEPHONE SEXVICE TO SOUTH SEMINOLE COUNTY, P1H8T DAY IN OFFICE! Pd. Pol. Adr. Sanford Flour and Feed Store Jtai Daady Paafe P L U M IN G Complete Installations ■ Kepain Bathroom ta d Kltcbra P iita ra atorPum po P m E itlaatao 4 8. Sanford PA M i l l If you want people to pay altoatioa to your teuincii, can PA m i and i t k tha Herald Staff about some attaaUea getttof ■<** “EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS" SANFORD Virginia Ps Ira k i P. O. Bon 1111 Benford Phyllis Rugcnatela 312-1134 Lake Mary Nora Norrtc TE 4-1514 9. Sem inole Mildred llaney 448-3431 Deltona M ary G e ttin g s Bear L ak * *te polls tore If 4-4447 Boh pi* Heines Q U IC K EST , M O S T E C O N O M IC W A Y T O B U Y A N D T O SELL Want ads get fast results! They've got-coverage! That's why buyers and sellers of goods and services go to the Want Ads for action. Set Your price. . . we'll set your ad! CALL CLASSIFIED ROM SEMINOLE COUNTY' SANFORD EXCHANGE (DIRECT U N E - NOT LONG DISTANCE) « �• .% 1 V;'. COP Stand On REA CLEARWATER (U P I)-R e. publican presidential candi­ date Barry Goldwater will lose millions of votes in rural areas because of his stand on rural electrification, the nation's top electric leader predicted. Clyde T. Ellis, general man­ ager of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Associa­ tion, made the prediction h speech to delegates at association's region-two meet­ ing. Ellis said Goldwater has ed unfavorably on legislation affecting rural electrification 92 per cent of the time that he has been in the Senate, lie added that vice presidential candidate Rep. William Miller voted against rural electrifica­ tion and related Issues M per cent of the time. This. Ellis said,I. compared nt favorable to an 87 per cent voting record in both houses of Congress by President Lyn­ don Johnson and a 90 per favorable record for Johnson’s running mate. Sen. Hubert Humphrey. Ellis told the 400 delegates from Florida, Georgia and South Carolina that It was Goldwater who Insisted that the nural Electrification Ad­ ministration (REA) had "outhved Its usefulness” and that the Tennessee Valley Author­ ity (TVA) should be sold to private companies even if the government "should get only only one dollar for It.” Enterprise Unit Lists Honor Roll a By Mrs. Ritchie Harrl* ' Students on the honor roll at Enterprise Elementary School for the first six-week period have been announced. Fourth grader* are Ruth Gilmore, Amy Morrow, John­ ny Sheffield and Cheryl WalM ill. I Fifth grader* Include Bud­ dy Raker, Robert Barber, Frank Blond), Drna Laughtin. Pat Lester, Fred Perrick, Richard Potter, and Donna Semones. * 'saal Notice iv T im rin rrrr rn v itT . w iv rii j i m m i . « m n it n r r t . n m n i iv * v n F tu t a c w isw i.k r o r v r r . n i t M c i i v so. i o n Wilt S T rrD R R A I. SAVINOS A.Vt> LOAN \S .< rK * l.\T |n V O F SKM INOl.K COUNTY, a c o r p o r - avion, ru in tlff. V* KI jORE.XCB A. Wl.Jnw, e t el, W IN FIE I.D , a D e f-n .l e n lv . VIlTII B OK M IT ▼m i : v r v r i j n r r t .o m it s to . F lo re n ce A W infield J 1«»S—I S t h S t r e e t C e n tra l I'a r k Ilirm lnuham . J e f f s r .n n County, A labam a You. e n d e a c h o r you. a r e thereby n o llfleil t h a t - u l t h u b e e n filed a u a l n a t y o u In t h e tU rcult C ourt of S em in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In C h a n c e r y , ■tn a b b r e v i a t e d t i t l e o f w h i c h t» K ilt ST FKUKHAT, X WINCIM AND i n AN ASSOCIAT ION O F *V.MINOt.K COUNTY, a c o r p o r a ­ tio n . P l a i n t i f f , vs. FUOItKNCK A W IN K IK I.fJ. a w id o w , at al. O e f e n d a n t a , t h e n a t u r e o f ea ld e o l t b e i n g a a u l t to fo reclo ee t h a t ce rta in m o r ta a a a dated J a n u a r y 31, 111], a n d of r e c o r d t n O f fi c i a l l l e c u r d - Hook t i l . Ih.<e 131, o f t h e p u b l i c r eco rd * <tf S e m ln n te C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , e ) tc u iiib e rln e t h e f o l l o w i n g d e e . erthed real p ro p erty , lo-w lt: lx>t 3. l.IT T U : P EA HI. I . A K E IIK.IOIIT-’ R KPI.AT . y .m ln o l- C ounty, Florida. , a c c o r d i n g t o l-la t t h e r e o f . r e c o r d - 1 In P l a t Hook 13, P a g e 31. o f t h e p u b lic r e ­ c o r d , of Sem inole C ounty, F l o r i d a , a n d b eg in a t t h e m o e t S o u t h e r l y c o r n e r of * Lot 3 of eald L I T T L E PC A 111. L A K E H E I G H T S I l K l ’t.AT. r u n N o r th 10* 1 . t F Kaet t i l feel, t h e n c e S o u t h w e e t e r t y US 10 f e e t t o a p o in t o n t h e E a s t e r l y aid e o f l . a k e V iew Circle 13 feet f r o m p o i n t of b e ­ ginning. thence Sm itheaat* erly alo n g the E asterly aid e of >aid L a k e View C i r ­ cle 13 f e e t t o p o i n t o f b e ­ ginning. aid y ou a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to f ile y o u r e n a w e r In eald cu lt w it . t h e u n d e r e l g n e d C l e r k o l e t l d C o u r t a n d t o e erae a co p y t h e r e o f up on t h e P l a i n t i ff * , a t tArney. w l t u e n a m e a n d ad d a ppe a r b elo w , on o r b e ­ f o r e t h e 11th d a y o f N o v e m ­ ber. 1111. a n d In d e f a u l t t h e r e ­ o f D ec r e e P r o C o n ' e e e o will b* e n t e r e d a g a i n , ! you. W ITN ESS my hand end o f ­ fic ia l t e a l e l t h e C o u n t y C o u r t hbuee. S i n f o rd . S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty. F l o r i d a , t h l e l e t d ay o f O c to b e r . 1111 1SEAI.I A r t h u r I t tl e r k w l tt f . J r , C lerk o f C ircuit C ourt l l y : M a r t h a T Vlhlen. DC. P h i l l ip II. L o g a n b h l n h u l e e r a n d L o g an P, O I k , a 1713 Nan lo rd . F l o r i d a A ttorney for P laintiff Pit t i l l , h Oct. 1. 13. 34. 37, t i l l * Stressed Home Nursing Needs idents Met In Seminole arise to Wf M m RHcHW Harris fiF.NE TAFFEK (left) and Bud Rawls (right) make a vain effort to hide Dick Aiken behind a scarecrow as the three clown it up a t a meeting to plan for the annual Southside School Halloween carnival Friday from 5:30 till 0 p.m. Taffer is president of Southside PTO; Rawls is carnival chairman, and Aiken, well he’s ju s t a Daddy. Election Returns PTC Discusses Come Fast School lunches For the first time in history, populous counties, the vote the Florida vote returns will totals will be gathered at the be reported to the nation min­ county courthouse and called utes after the polls close on In to the state collection cen­ Nov. 3. ter. This project is being spon­ The state collection center sored by the Network Election for Florida will be located at Service (N E S )-a pool ar­ the Convention Hall on Miami rangement ot the three major Beach. On election night, some broadcasting media and the 300 persons including telephone Associated Press and United clerks, messengers, computer Press International. operators and supervisory per­ The other partners In the sonnel will collect, tabulate NES are the American Broad­ and report the Florida totals casting Company, the Colum­ to NES Headquarters in New bia Broadcasting System and York City where they will be the National Broadcasting released nationally over the Company. The psrtners tn Individual network and wire NES have divided up the 30 services. states and the District of Col­ Florida is considered a key umbia and will report the total state by NES, and the Preivote from these states to the identlal race i« expected to NES New York Headquarter* be a close one In this state. on election night. From New Pople In other parts of the York, the vote returns will be country, particularly, will be released to the nation by the watching the vote result from individual members of NES. Florida to get an early indi­ The formation of NES came cation of the possible winner. about as a result of experience The Florida Jaycees have gained in the Presidential pri­ appointed an area coordinator maries earlier this year. It In the major cities and coun­ was learned during these pri­ ties. In Seminole County. Flor­ maries that the cost of report­ ida, the Jaycee coordinator la ing state votes on an individual Jim Smith. network basis was rapidly be­ A total of J.I93 Jaycee re­ coming prohibitive. This gave porters will he reporting in birth to the Network Election with election results from all Service. over the state on election night. ABC News was assigned the The Florida Network Election state of Florida, and Alva Service office Iv located in the Smith from the Los Angeles. Biscayne Terrace Hotel in Mi­ California News Bureau was ami. appointed State Manager with headquarters in Miami. The Florida Jaycees, under the leadership of Cody L. Bailey, from Ft. Pierce. Florida, will function as precinct and coun­ ty courthouse reporters for ABC News and NES on elec­ tion night. Cody Bailey L* past state president ot the Florida Jaycecs and presently serves as Chairman of the Board. NES will concentrate its ef­ fort on the 18 most populous counties in Florida where 80 per cent of the registered vot­ er* reside. In these 18 major counties. Jaycee reporter* will cover all precinct polling places. In the other 31 less Set A t Longwod By Donne Rates All the young ghost*, hob­ goblins and witches in the ci­ ty of (.ongwcod are invited to the third nnnual Halloween party sponsored by the Longwood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment Saturday at 0:30 p.m. in the city park. Fir* Chief Claud* t.ayo re­ ports that all the hot dogs and cotton candy that the youngster* can ra t will be available. Attendance I* expected to exceed last year’* estimate) crowd of 700 children who consumed 76 pound* of hot dog* and mor* than 1,000 cones of cotton candy. Women Realtors Win Two Awards Ity Mrs. Frank White Jo Peek snd Bert l.cdcrhnus, of Deliary, attended th* Florida Association of (traitor* convention in Tamps recently. Two swart!* were won by Ih* Volusia County Council of Women Realtors, according to Jo Peck, who is president of the group. One award wu» re­ ceived for their achievement book and the other for the state project, "Build Ameri­ ca Better," with the -hanter having as their part in this program, "Eliminating Arch­ itectural Barriers." M ALCOLM Rricklin, 25 - year-old Orlnndonn and president of H an­ dyman - America, Inc., has announced the sale of hi.s national chain of Handyman drive • in hardware stores to an inventnient group. M O V IN G AND S TO R A G E CO., INC. FA 2- 9 51 1 i.**^-* Sanford, Fla. By Mrs. Frank Whit* Tha musle department of th# DeRary Woman's Club will present an sftemoon of music at tha hont* of Mrs. Price Goodson, at 31 Sunset Dr* D e B a r y , Friday a t S p.m. Th* Savoy opera* and Gil­ bert and Sullivan operettas will b* heard and dlscusird. Coleman Stoves 2 Bonier Gasoline S Burner Gasoline 2 Burner LP Goa 1 Burner LP Goa Sportsman Cookers Canaveral Oil Heater 1 Gal. Gasoline Can •2 1 -5* »11« *1*» 417-50 >1-05 Aluminum Folding Choir 3.66 * HOUSEWARE SPECIALS! anno, am at NEW * 011D- STATE PORTABLESTENEO General Electric's new Transistor Trimline "300* Is designed for instant starling, distortion-free performance, and true stsrao re­ production. Eight record capac­ ity permits up to 160 minutas of listening pleasure at a lime. Available In brown or gray vinyllaminated stoat cave. Lawn Rakes r Mailboxes w SX25 Fireplace Screens Kitchen Range Hoods *9-18 $90*60 16 x 27 Maat-A-Dor Cocoa Mats $3-25 GATOR s Tr.ntntetltel I terse *w»»MSW • 4 i m s * m m m M cheat** s Tws t * B n i M M f U M t t i S 4 * J |J 4 The New (8.500 HTU) IlintSIM TIIKIK mooch Oct. 27, 1964 — Po«g * D tlK kiM s tpeeker ai*«t Lumber & Ace Hardware 700 French Ave. Ph. 322-7121 s SsMrsM (Siam* sastrsla a aa-tpss eOssSer O nly * 7 0 -9 * Sanford Electric Co. tIR Magnolia >22-1643 VOTE AN D ELECT Y O U R DEMOCRATS OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY! ALL COLORS G rip e rille N u rse ry 2221 GrapcfilU Ave. >22-0884 Joe Davis blals W. Ijiwrence Swofford Mary E urle Walker Tax A u tu u r Kcprsscntsliia C ounty C em m U sioatr lawn Spraying Gospel Meeting PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Oct 25 - Nov. 1st WEEK NIGHTS 7:30 I I Music Afternoon diabetic giro himself lnjec lions, changing a surgical dressing, teaching a mother how to hatha a baby ar other simple bedside nursing mas sure*. Tha trend toward home care leaves hospitals better able to care tor tha acutely 111 and injured. Seminote County la meeting this home nursing need through Its Health Department with a Home Nursing Senile* which Is available to all who need It in Seminole County by call Ing the Health Department at 322-2724. Next meeting wiH bo held on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at tho Health Department on French Avenpe (17-t!) and Ninth Street, Sanford. At this meeting they will have Dr. Thomas L. Largen, a member of the Seminole County Medl cal Society, speak on cancer of the lung and cervix, Dr. Leone said. M NOW READY SUNDAYS 11:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. CALL § U U » 1 1 By Mrs. Ritchie H a n k Mrs. Gladys Earnest, coun­ ty school lunchroom supervis­ or, we* tha goeit speaker nt meeting of tha Entarpriia Elementary School PTC. She •poke on tha school lunch program. Open house waa held In tha kitchen following tha meet­ ing. I t wai announced that n microphone haa been given tha PTC by a special friend of the schooL Trading stamps are still needed for ahects, pillows, pillow case*, and a medicine cabinet for the school clinic. School sweat thlrta In all sixes are now being sold at the echool, Echols Grocery in Enterprise, or Drsch’a Needleshop in Dt-fbiry. All parent* are urg'd to Join the PTC and Mr*. Oliva Craighttun will be at tha school on Wednesday, Not. 4, to receive dues sent by the parrnts through the school children. Boom count was won by Mrs. M u r r l e l Kauffman’s class. T kt Entarpris# Elementary School FTC h u boon n c m * fol la getting the word "school" painted on Uio hlghwajr 400 feet hi each direction pafrom the school. A school pa­ trol Is feting organised. Arnold Panerats, faculty safety advisor, took the mem­ bers af the now patrol to each of the classrooms and intro­ duced them to the students. Do* to the scattered facili­ ties of the school since the re­ cent fire, the children hare to travel more on the highways of the area than formerly. The fourth and fifth grades s r t ta one budding and the sixth la housed In anothsr part of town, requiring tha children to wslk to lunch a t tha school cafetorium and to and from the bua atop*. Tha need for a safety pa­ trol la therefore greater now than whan the school waa housed on on* campus and the safety patrol members are trained to conduct the group* safely with highway traffic. SgL James McKinnon, of the Florida Highway Patrol, will present a program on safety Friday a t tha school. Members of th* patrol are Jim Sheffield, captain; Fred Perrick, lieutenant, and John narber, Mika Rlankrnihlp, Mount Lacy, Levy Prescott. Tim Meadows, Eileen Sulli­ van. Jimmy Randall and Rog­ er BcalL Success la tha control of In­ fectious disease* has hoes the result of the combination of l»creaslng scientific kssowlodft, the .Ports of private Individ­ uals, and those of Uva official health agencies. No modern state Is willing to forego the advantages accruing from the continued control of infectious diseases. 4ft must maintain our community immunisation levels at a high enough point to minimise the danger of dip­ htheria, tetaus, smallpox, polio, whooping cough, typhoid, etc. according to Dr. Frank Leone, County Health Deportment dir­ ector. The very fact, however, that the control of infectious dis­ eases has been very successful has brought about some of tho problems with which tho health department mast now d eal For example, maternal and child deaths have been drasti­ cally reduced. This means not only that more children are living to maturity but that the population u Increasing rela­ tively rapidly and that more people are living Into the later yean of life. . While modern medications have Improved longevity, we have a t yet no adequate meant to combat the physiological tlm* clock governing the aging process. This means that more people Uve to need nursing care at home. Improved meth­ ods of medical treatment will make it possible to tend many persons home who would other­ wise spend much of their life In mental Institutions or TB hospitals. This places addition­ al responsibilities on the com­ munities. The full advantage of early discharge from these hospitals can not be realized unless the citliens who are dis­ charged have some meant of borne supervision. A part of every medical care program Is the need to take care of patients who are not acutely til enough to be in the hospital but who are in and of part-time professional nursing services st home. These services may include assisting In rehabilitation of a stroke victim. Instructing a M a rft PET U N IA S Halloween Party M O V IN G ? 504 Celey.Aytk Cost Votes th e C. M. CLEVELAND FROM HUNTINGTON, W. VA. TO BE THE SPEAKER “Come Thou With Us And W’s Win Do Thee GuOd”—Numbers 10:29 Jim Hirkenmeyer C ounty School B oard Al Davis Justice of I’cato, District 6 Let Progress Continue! PD. POL. ADV. BY FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, WARREN M. GOODRICH, CHAIRMAN; ANN CRAMEB, VICI CHAIRMAN, FRANK L. PORTER, SECRETARY, IN COOPERATION WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. �Dr. C rant's Choice For President k how to keep thie country e t peace in e denfcroasly complex, rapidly fhawgtwg world. T V other te how to •otva ear exptoehre dvfl right* preb> lem withoat dividing thie n e tk a into armed camps. Mr. GoWwatar'a eupportere are dleptaaeed when he k accused of everslmpUficatlon. It eeeme dear to ao, however, that Mr. Goldweter'e approach to foreign policy k * en a world that d o a » a \ ----- ---world where oreryono k either a Mend or a foe, where the threat of military force will eolre every prob­ lem, where one rouat either win or Iom In every engagement. We think the oenator k dangerous. |y oager for simple solatione. We daptore Communism as much os he, b a t we don’t think ultimatums will in­ timidate oar enemies or reassure our friends. Wa don't think the Caban problem could have been solved by Instructing the generals to win. Wo don’t doubt tho senator’s da* votlon to peace or the sincerity of h k views. We do question the rang* of h k knowledge and understand­ ing of today’s nuclear world. * w fi * • On the racial Issue, Mr. Goldwoter has declared himself in favor of equal rights for all eltkans, bat be believes the problem k primarily a local one to be solved by the Individ­ ual states rather than the federal government. As a genera! theory, we agree th a t citizens should solve as many of their problems ss possible a t tho commun­ ity level. We agree th a t an overly, strong central government Is un­ healthy for a democracy. But a part of wisdom Is recognklng that not all problems can be solved by the same formula. Certainly it le now clear that the racial problem k acute and that tho states by themselves era unable or unwilling to handle it. The new civil rights law by itself will not solve the problem, but It is m important On both of these COOtUtOM t1he op­ Mr. Johnson I proach of h k ,__ ______ ..._____ Mr. Goldweter would strike off In now diraetkm. Withoat cheering everything the present administra­ tion has dons, we believe Mr. Johnson k oa tho right course. I t k es­ sentially tho soma course oa both foreign policy and civil right* th a t Mr. Eisenhower and Mr. Ksnnody steered before him, and it has bean approved many times by Congress and, indirectly, by the people . . . B at tho choice must bo mads on tho brood question of who k Ukely to provide the abler leadership for this nation. Mr. Johnson has made n good record in h k short time in th e White House. He has been ener­ getic In dealing with domestic prob­ lems. He hoe been firm but prudent in foreign affairs. Ha has exhibited rare political ability in working with Congress. A comparison of the vies presi­ dential candidates supports the soma conclusions, Ws differ with Hubert Humphrey on many points.. .But on tho major issues of foreign policy and civil right*, Senator Humphrey k In tho same tradition as our r*. cent presidents. He has, furthermore, a long experience and a demonstrat­ ed ability in government. H k oppon­ ent has neither. —From Das Moines Sunday Register Page 4 For we have not a high priest who k unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, hut one who In every respect hoe been tempted os we are, yet without sinning.—Hebrews 4:15. • • • Cod k better served In resisting a temptation to evil than in many for­ mal prayers.—William Penn. D. Roosavelt to ba governor of Now York, th in g "tho famous long count." FUR beat Republican Albart OtUnger. ‘D a m e s r a t l e boss Ed Flynn’s cronies,” said Abrams, “sat qulotly la tho Iro n s counting ballots at snail's pact until 2 a, m., when tbs traditionally Republican upstata raturaa showed OtUngsr’a exact margin. ''When the Brons bays knew bow many votes were needed, they went to work. Republican ballots la tba Bronx wero thrown out under any pretest. Lead concealed under the finger nail and ev­ ery other trick to Invalidate Rapubllcsa ballots were uaed. Mr. Rooaevelt woke up gov­ ernor with a 20,000 »tato-wide plurality. He had a whopping OB.OOO vote margin In the Bronx. NMR recalled that la 1BB0 Harry F. Rally was believed to have defatted Democrat G. Mermen (Soapy) Williams In Michigan for governor by 4,000 votes out of about 1J million east. A recount gave the elecUon to Williams by a margin of 1.154 votes. NMR commented like this: " A comprehensive, non-art- laaa atudy made four years later by the University of $ *ra U i Sanford, Florida Tuea., October 27, 1964 WALTBM A. ttlBLOW, ■ arrow Ana r v s L is a s r u s e VDLTULIMB. j v m a a l. s rw a irm a a Aseeelat* Editor a s a a v i. ju n s eon Haaestag Editor •a tis ss k iL L t.a its.w Tslsarepb Editor BOBU N IU U B 1 Seeltty City Jt'BX Cnaaiy M T T 1B Editor Editor WSSS.LS Editor S lllT IS « B ussar s u i t s Advorllsiaa Din *u« Ms week My Hall Sts Week SEMIMOLH COUNTV IISS 1 Tear lit .I* | Teas MS • Moatka 1.11 I Hoatke LIS I HaalfcS U S I Moatka ts* I Heat* L M 1 Heart 4 5 Poets) Mosel*llooe preside that s i pal* !■ adsssta. TS* Ueratd to a moniker at IBs Uaitoa frees wBlek la oatitlod oicJaiivoly to iko uas for reaaklloaUoa of aU rt* total oewa prlated la Ikto nowapaper. Eaiered aa eecuud claaa manor ootoesr It. U1B si rto Pool office of Neaford. VJorlda. uador iko Aat of Ooegree* of Hatek Mo part of say matsriai. oaws or aavoriMsen, at tkto edlttoa of Tks Oaafurd Herald mag ke royreduead la say a t a u r withset wrtuaa permlsotos *f tk* aakllakae et Tke Herald. Any ladlvldval or firm rospaaslklo for susk ro*rodsotloa will k* cseititorod as lafrtMiag wn Tks Herald s ooyyrlgks a*d ptll ko said tlAkl* fog dABtogsa under tk s law. I T * ■jg g g : Michigan's Samuel J. Elder*, weld and Albert A. Applegate concluded: " T he law's requirements for ballot security were dis­ regarded by election officials la precincts involving mors than 12,000 re tan. In on* case, testimony of election of­ ficials Indicates that boxes and ballots wars violated a f­ ter having been properly seal*d oa alecUoa night.” NMR cited a report by a U. 8. Senate subcommittee after the 1962 election la which Democratic Ben. Dennis Chaves defeated Republican Patrick J. Hurley for tha Beast* In New Mealco. NMR quoted the report; "At least 14,000 New Mex­ ico cltlians were deprived of their constitutional rights to a secret ballot . . . sworn evidence of fraudulently alter­ ed ballots was obtained in 33 precincts." NMR added: "Paper ballots, •till uaed la two-thirds of tho United fltatei, offer the eas­ iest opportunity for fraud. They are saty to change, easy to fake, assy to stuff." They also a n assy to burn. Barbs By Hal Cacbraa How can a loon-a go kid who drinks export to go steady t e o a When the wash Is dona at home there la muny a bell* wh* finds that marriage is Just ao* wringer after anoUt- You can find n ring girl's finger, around the un Otaaral Adristlsiag SUmagtr tub and on tho neck ja m ia sa* i ----youngster whs washes JUstaooe self. MookaatoAl b il l v iM c a rr S t a r t Pkotogrdyhtr ▲ d .e rtlsla a m i r I’u kU shod d a lly e i c . p t S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y s a d C A riatn ta* : p a k n a k e d S a t u r d a y p r o c e e d in g C h r i s t mao. i t i a i c a i n i s s isato # Uems Delivery oa • bath­ ef a bias- KEEP i i f i ts ta the pwlptt sw reawdsd by "Dr, begta, “ I a a taking • c ia Applied Psychology next Dr. Ray Hete. "Ha uses year textbook 'P iy etiology Applied,' so 1 have already purchased a y te x t "But I thought It might ba a good idea te brows* through it before tho course begins. "Wouldn't that giro a * a r a c in g head start? "Would you suggest anything I Bight (!▼* special attention to aa I skim through your text before the class begins!" Harley la obviously a vary th read student. Would that all were aa farsighted! Alts, one of America's great- wtti choice gta wtti: (teas, poetry and area a few "F T o w arx so ld ffcary Ward inspiring religious hymoe to Beecher, "a re the sweetest ) buoy up their aerate ia eld things God ever mods sa d for­ F ar the H a* a a y when you c u t see weO enough to rood, so AS your mind in youth with e trvasar*trove of rich quotations. At tho bottoa ef a x a y pages In my college textbook 1 have thus Inserted about IN superb quotes from the great leaders ef the p a st 8a I nrgad Harley te mem­ oriae as many as possible and link them with their authen. Then, la publle speeches as w*n as English themes, he can use an appropriate quotation to add scholarly richness. Suppose ha Is addressing a music dab. h e can then start Letters To The Editor Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley Political Notebook Thought For Today ‘Crooked’ Vote Probable (ftp ■■top skated ks U t o t e art woods today te tor sod toofest Kseasslva stress Is pUesd "Mutes te the only language qsBsga stetote. gtrsgBsafe G il saw; tor pwa porwres oa medics! teaks far parktof la which yaw eaanet ear a •M loste pate teGCs sshssl gp tea appetite or raiikg the If he is salted opoa ta ad­ marks to BatetoB sad M l t hsiMgtebUa of the blood. •ptsfctog Bp fsBawtof t s Bat tea liula strew Is ploc- dress a garden d a b or if he k ith e b tflto Swute! Afofn, we do not quastion h k eineerfty; we question h k ability to prorido t h e : Lyle C . Wilton Soys: UaHad Free* U k u IIm i I Oa the record of p u t electo n s, tho Nov. 1 presidential veto count probably will bo crooked in spots. Your ballot au y bo stolen. U you tuna bom voting long It Is likely that poor vote has b u n stolon bofora this. Tbs National Municipal Itsview (NMR) soma years ago publicised an Honost Ballot Aaoociatlon (HBA) estimate that a t l»aat I million votes wars stolen In tho 1UG2 elsetloIL MBA chief invvitlifator Goorgo Abrams warnad a t tho tlma: "Election frauda aro In­ creasing. Nearly avery area in the United Stataa—big city, small town—craekerbarrtl tillage—haa aoma typo of elactlon frauda. It may bo in a national election or uno In­ volving local school boards, Judges or highways." Samuel II. Still, an alactlon Investigator for Congrou, said In a 1954 report on elec­ tion scandals that: "Approximately SO public figures who occupy high stata and municipal offlcts today would not bava won them had tho elections boon carriad out aeeording to law." Abrams and HBA flngorod tho 10SS election of Franklin Worry Clinic f a l IwM tti—c la .J co gnucal that the f a t a n of o ar rtw w m cr w ar wO depend on how they ere n e t. We think Mr. Gold- _ _ ____ ’ legislation. T et Goldweter wee eae of the ____to r ote ejalnet tho WASHINGTON (NEA) Tho White Hcuie is not the only place there is confusion ovar pertonnel security. I f you work with "semiUr*” m atter a t the Atomic E n o g r y Commlielon, you must not only be cleared by a thorough full field investi­ gation, but you also must be rtcheacked with additional full field Investigations avery fir* years. You are also checked every Urn* deroga­ tory or auspicious Information appsara concerning your ac­ tion*. Security officers keep n sharp lockout. If you wnrk at certain mili­ tary or civilian Intelligence functions, regular or reserve, the same or more stringent regulations apply. This Is good. This protects tha documents as lung as they stay In the hand* of Atomic Energy Commlseirn e m p l o y e e or these certain Intelligence men. But sensitive documents, to be useful, must be used by a variety of people at a variety of places — by mrn at the White House, a t the Arms Control a n d Disarmament Agency, at the State Depart­ ment, in numtruua offices at the Defense Department out- side tha Intelligence group*, at other government agen­ cies and by some employes cf private companies work­ ing on certain government contracts. A full field Investigation ti not required every five y e a n in or for most of these places, even for some of the men handling sensitive material. It ia obvious that tha tig h t­ ness of s«curUy a t tba Atomic Energy Commissica and In some intelligence quarters can be nullified If aeneitlv* In­ formation gets Into the hands of men or women who n n not so carefully and regularly cheeked and rerhecked. Probably fltSO out of 1,000 of these people will be honest, Icysl and careful. But if only ona man out of 10,000 la careless, then there can be serious trouble. In security, even an honest and loyal mnn ia a security risk If he ia in­ discreet. Some will ask: " If a man ia thoroughly cherkrd out our* and found loyal, what is the nerd for thorough re­ invest [gating him every five year* after th a t? ” Tha reason la simple. Wa know ao little about people that It is very difficult to ba certain ef weeding out aa- earity risks even with a full field investigation. Homo­ sexuals are especially dlfficut to Identify. Security la a business in which one mistake (overlooking o n e security risk) can be fatal. If the government ia t* bo reasonably certain of the re­ liability of officials In senal live positions, there must be regular rechecks. Tha Importance of these rechecks can be Illustrated by two examplee, both from tha hush-hush sensitive National Security Agency, which form­ erly did not us* the automatic five-ysar thorough recheck system. That two employes of NSA ware homosexuals waa not discovered until they deserted to Russia via Mexico and Cuba. A thorough Investiga­ tion every five yean or leas would hare uncovered their activities. The espionage of a former NSA-assigned sergeant waa uncovered when ba applied to change his status from terMeant to rlvillnn. This culled for a deep recheck of hia background. The sergeant felt tha breath of an investigation down his back and committed suicide before ha was caught. Scientists Aid China By K. C. Thaler Ualtod I'reea laUnutlooal LONDON (U l'l) — Scien­ tists trained In France and the United States are be­ lieved to have masterminded Communist China's nuclear development that led to the recent atomic exploitoa In Slnltianu Province, Dr. Chlen llsueh-ihen, who worked on scientific defense projects in the United States during World War II, ia men­ tioned among the bomb buildera. After the war ha tried for some time to go back to China following the revolution of Mao Tae-tung. In 1953 he finally sueeceded In leaving the United States and report­ edly la tha man who started the Peking Institute of Dy. namlcs:. Two otaer Chinese scien­ tists who are one-tlms Ameri­ can citizens are cited In this context They are Chen Ning- JOE yang and Tsung Tan-tl, who won tha Nobel Priie before returning to Peking. French sources now report that several Chinese trained in France are also among the top scientist* responsible for the Chines* atom bomb. Among them, according ta thss* reports, ia Chitn Sunchiang, a 44-ytar-old scientist who waa trained by on* of France's leading n u e l t t r physicists, Frederic JoliotCuri*. After the war Chlen won the prise of the Paris Acad­ emy nf Science fur hia re­ search In nuclear physics. Ha haa been assisted by hia wife, a leading physicist la her own right who worked with him in France. Later Chlen went to Russia and subsequently became di­ rector of the Institute ef Atomic Energy of Red China. Ia the heyday of Stno-Aovtei friendship Russia too helped traia Red Chines* sci­ entists, but Soviet informants claim that Moscow haa long been careful not to pass oa vital nuclear Information. Te Whom Ik May Concern: With nferatK * to a letter published Oct. 8, 1944, aver tha signature of Georg* J. Bobrow, and a subsequent U tter published Oct. 12, 1941, over the signature of W. L. Swofford, this is to advise that It la tha policy ef The Sanford Herald to accept U t­ ters to the editor, such aa these, from the public to per­ mit an open, forum type dis­ cussion of public Information and issues. It la Impoailbl* for The Sanford Herald to verify all the facta contained in these Utters and it, therefore, must accept them to be true and correct to the best of the let­ ter writers’ knowledge and belief. The nerald constantly re­ minds Us readers who wish to publUh their views through the newspaper's "Letters to the Editor” to discuss facte and circumstances snd not to deal in personalities, W alter A. Glelow Editor and Publisher * * e Editor, Tha Herald: ^ Tha present Administration esa ba Judged by all its par­ ticipants, ona of whom, Adial E. Stevenson, U. 8. Repre­ sentative to the UN during a Commencement address a t Colby College, June 7th thU year said: "While sometimes their emotion exceeds their Judgment student demonstrat­ ors have even been toppling governments all over the world in the last few years. It ia getting ao that oldfashioned dictators can’t en­ Wieboldt's CAMERA 8HOP 210 8. PARK AVI. SWr HAYDON BURNS Governor of Florida IS tea a e s amor's Inn I m u ptiicf W ssp te tea Orel prtewry bp tee pee*** aSw know Mm best assd soundly am jorea^bte reave* MAKE THE JACXSOmiE FIONA STMT tress i 000 THE HAPPIEST MONTHLY PAYMENT! Select a Home in Ravenna Park “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride’* On# is a comfortable 3 bedroom, m bath homo with birRi living room, completely equipped GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carports and utility room. |FHA FINANCING—184/MO. INCL. TAXES AND INSURANCE COMMISSIONER wiu RAH a 6006 nCTUtt Tfa/ueP/us BAKER SANFORD CITY joy a safe night's sleep any more. Happily for us, stud­ ents hare not tried to over­ throw the government of tha U. 8. but they certainly are making their views felt in publlo affaire. I think espe­ cially of tho participation of American students in tha great atruggU to advene* civil and human rights In America, Indeed, even a Jail sentence U no longer ■ dis­ honor but a proud achieve­ ment. Perhaps we are destin­ ed to sc* in this law-loving land people running for office not on their stainless records but oa their prison records.” la this the kind of example you want your children ta have? Very truly yours, Kathsrins Ladd (We've read of many an American patriot who pre­ ferred . liberty, or give me death.” Waa tha Boston Tea Party wrong? Taking quotes out of context can ba mUIeading.—Editor.) got ts put a seal tet*.” If hs te facing aa tadtaoe* of i n i l a i m or architects, tbei begia: •Architecture,” so il Gaoths, "te frozen muoie.” Aad note the later usefulness of the following rich garni: f r u k iin : "Little strokes fall g n a t oaks." Moody: "Character k what you ore te tha dark." Thorosu: "Bo not simply good—ba good far somethin*.'' Churchill: "It te a socialist Idea that making profits is a vies. 1 consider that tho real vice Is making losses.” Epictetus: "Cboooo the best life, for habit w a tusks B pleasant." Hugo: "When you have aoeoBgilsbsd your dolly task, go to steep hi pesos. God U awake." Beecher: "All weeds ore pegs to band ideas an." Elihu Root: "Men do not FAIL; they give up TRYING." Thompson: "Don’t brag. It Isn't the whistle that pulls the train.” Go to y o tr library and bor­ row my college textbook so you eon encourage your child­ ren to mamorlte aoma or ill of those 300 choice quotations, for thus you will enrich their souls and boost tbetr school marks; tea! MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L # ELECTRIC • F o m ar • City S h o s u m a lu t f i Check' tha Job — Chock hia Expsriaoco c o n s t r u c t io n co . CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY THEY G O TOGETHER! Pd. Pal. Adv. General Offica 211 W, 25th St. Vbon* 822-81 OS HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS Stenstrom r Realty, Sales Agents Phone 822-7496 1 > * % �Iriri feral1 Oct. IT, 1964 — Page S Lake Mary School . Hits All-Time High phy»le»l education type of . A Coafereace Day betwere program for the fourth grade a 9 f 0 9 # * parent* to d teachers v m ohM rrtd at Lake Mary Element-ary School and report! ahow that (hla yaar the achool la larger la every way than It baa a r tr been before. The addition of a new wing with three attractive claia room a and a large library with a full time librarian, Mlaa Jean Nell, hare made the achool an efficient Inatltution of public initxuction. The former art aupply room was remodeled for the new achool year and turned into a third grade daaa room. The old library room waa remodelcd Into another Clara room, and the addition of bulletin b o a r d a , blackboard! and drapea made there two rooms attractive. The enrollment in first grade this year required the forma­ tion of two additional classes. The number of teachers has grown from the original three ‘ to 24, and 11 of thin number are new this year. The present faculty includ­ es: Floyd Richards, principal, and Mrs. Martha Mitchell, sec­ retary. First grade teachers: Mra. Joe Boblltt, Mrs. Geneva Cochran, Mrs. Margaret Rey­ nolds, Mrs. Joyce Roberta, Mrs. Alice Hook and Mrs. Richard Barnett. Second grade teachers: Mra. Erma Craig. Mrs. Faye Stet­ son, Mra. Mary Taylor and Mrs. Barbara Estes. Third grade teachers: Mrs. Martha Smith, Sirs. Margaret Manfree, Mias Frances Cobb and Mrs. Mary Hornsby. Fourth grade teachers; Mra. Edna Humphrey, Mra, Bar­ bara Hartwig, Miss Mary Maxwell and Mra. Marian Ry* man. Filth grade teachers: Mrs. Helen Bagly, Mra. Mildred .Lind and David Sawyer. Sixth grade teachers: Stan­ ley Fierce, Mra. Helen Ritchie, ' and Mrs. Mary Sewell, ; Mrs. Marie Slump!, music teacher, Itichards has organised the following committees within this faculty: Curriculum, ad­ visory, health and safety, ser­ vice (audio vision and public relations) a n d orientation. These committee* are sched­ uled to meet regularly to dis­ cuss the problems that arise in the school area. All of the teachers take an active part in this program. Fourteen of these teacher* are also in the in-service train­ ing program for learning the modern method for teaching math. This is a commendable percentage of the faculty. Several curriculum changes hive developed in this year's achool program that include a new reading program for grades two through six, a new r" ■: 16415683 By Church Class By Mra. Ritohi* Harris Mr. and Mn. C. A. Htnderaon were hosts to tha merab*ri of tha Friendship Class of the Plymouth Avents* Christian Church, DeLand, a t a hobo supper party at th« Florid* Power Club in Enter­ prise. Members of the “ Christ for Me" Teenage Class were a pedal guests. Mrs. Henderson is teacher of the teenage class aad ma­ ny of their parent* came as members of tho Friendship Class, making it a family a f­ fair. Everyone brought their own stew and mixed it alt to­ gether in one big black pot. Deiaerti, salads and coffee were furnlehed by the women. Those not in costume were fined, with the money going to the church organ fund. Fol­ lowing the aupper, the group enjoyed an evening of fun and fellowship. WASHINGTON (U PI) -T h e offices at stake to the Nov. 3 elections: PfssMib I: Lyndon B. John­ son, Democrat, versus Barry M. Goldwater. Republican. Vfce Prestos*: Hubert H. Humphrey, Democrat, versus William E. Miller, Republican. Tbs Sea ate: Thirty-five of 100 seats to be filled. At stake: 23 Democratic aeats, » Re­ publican seats. Present lineup: M Democrats, 34 Republicans, including 4o Democratic and 23 Republican holdovers. The Boeee: Ail 433 seata at stake. Present lineup: 237 Democratic seats, 171 Repub­ lican seats. Goverwartkfee: Twenty-five of the 30 states electing. At ■take: lg Democratic and 7 Republican seats. Present line­ up: 34 Democrats, 10 Republi cans. Including 10 Democratic and • Republican holdovers. Mlaa Linda Margaret Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ lie F. Hunt, 2400 Palmetto, has been elected to the Bisonettea, pep squad of David Lips­ comb C o l l e g e , Nashville, Tenn. She represents the Delta Club. Each of the six Greek letter campuawide activity eluba chooses 12 women to make up the group, which trains as a precision drill team to perform at varsity basketball games. Mias Hunt, a graduate of Seminole' High School, la a Spanish major. David Lipscomb College ob­ served its 73rd anniversary this month with the largest en­ rollment In Its history, it baa 2,232 itudenti in college, high school, Junior high achool. and elementary achool of which 1.348 are in the college. la ■ fully cd senior liberal arts eoOege supported, operated and staff­ ed by members of Churches of Christ It la earn of (he few senior colleges In the country where daily Bible study la re­ quired for all students. LINDA HUNT Donald Jackson Virginia Racial Law Fair Chairman For Lake Mary Held Unconstitutional Donald Jacks** has been oppointfd chairman of the civic booth committee of Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce in chart* of arrangvmrnta for th* community’s exhibit in th* American Legion Fair Monday. Jackson la asking for help from th* residents of the community i n submitting ideas, serving on the com­ mittee or tending any of the following needed item*: Loose gravel, sand, squares of sod, bags of peat, plastic pool, small fountain, ferns, palms, flower*, foliage, or anything for a garden ecene. Tha Item* wilt b« picked up and returned, and Jackton guarantees that h* will personally take car* of them. Contact him this week if you ran help or for more informa­ tion. Jackson wants to try to win for Lake Mary the Preet(fentint Trophy awarded to the beet display. The Chamber's entry will be in six categories including palm tree*, fern, cut flower*, potted plants, end foliege in a garden display. WASHINGTON (U PI) The Supreme Court Monday struck down as uncoaetitutiocal Virginia laws requiring Hie luting of roc* cm the state's voting, poll tax and iwsl estate assessment lists. The court, however, left (tending a state requirement that parties to a divorce decree specify their rsco. The actions cam* in a brief order affirming decisions of a three • Judge federal court in Alexandria, Vs., last April 28. A Supreme Court order deals only with the question of whe­ ther the high tribual will ac­ cept a cate for hearing. It does not consist of any formal opin­ ions. On the Issue of divorces, the Judges in Alexandria held that the state was entitled to obtain such information to compile vital statistics. But they also held that the racial listing in the other categories were un­ constitutional. Meeting Slated The executive committee of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 239 of DeBary will meet at the home of Past President Mrs. Peter Koppenall at 313 Sunnyside Lane today at 7 pm . Longwood PTA FO l LEGION FAIR Week New. t - Nee. f CATTLE EXHIBITS Must re fb te r by Nov, 1 Can Thomas 122-1728 Every convents net you can Imagine. ■ Sneea. Alarm® clock tor an aatr* 10 m inutes' Sleep ■ New lighted dial ■ Slumber switch to let you $0 to aieap to music ■ All at our eowtogty tow *2 9 9 5 SA N FO R D ELEC T R IC CO. VISIT OUR RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC DEPT. 118 MAGNOLIA 323-1343 VOTE NO V. 3 FOR J IM B IR K E N M E Y E R Meets Tonight L o n g w o o d Elementary School PTA will meet a t 7:30 p.m. today in the echooi audi­ torium. The program will conilst of * discussion on childhood disease* and the importance of physical ex­ aminations by a physician. A. L. (Doc) Watson, pres­ ident, will ronduct the buelneae meeting. Following the meeting and program, refreshments will he served by the mothers of the first and ei-eond grade*. Circle Names W ANTED LET JIM CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU AS A MEMBER OF THE ■ SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD IIM. A DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT NOMINE*. LIVES IN CASSELBERRY, IS A BUSINESSMAN AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR. HE IS COMPLETING 4 YEARS AS A BCHOOL BOARD MEMBER, HAH SERVED 2 YEARS ON THE HOARD OF TRUSTEES IN TUP, COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM, AND IIE PLEDGES CONTINUING PROGRESS IN THE SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. Pol. Adr. By Seminole County Democratic Executive 3 New Officers By Maryana Mite* The Day Circle of St. An­ drew* Presbyterian Church of Rear Lake met at the homo of Mrs. Jean Colbert in Bear Lake. The meeting was opened with a prayer by Mrs. Hiram Wood, circle chairman, and Mra. Colbert conducted tha businesa meeting and read the by-laws to the group. Mrs. Elliebeth Rosa gave the Bibio lesion. Named to serve for the coming year a t the meeting were Mrs. Rose, assistant circle chairman: Mrs. Ethel Webstar, secretary, and Mrs. M. G, Lyeriy, Bible teacher. Also present were Mrs. Evelyn Ettlclc, Mn. Ruth Rickmann, Mra. Vicky Teiffcr and Mra. Jamea Brett. The next meeting of the circle will ba Nov. 18 at the home of Mra. Brett in P ara­ dis* Point. GOP FILM STAR StjUAWKS — Carol Harrison, a dancer in a San Fran­ cisco club, dinplaya a still photo of her in a atruple** bathing suit. She says similar photo was used in controversial Republican campaign film, “Choice,” without her permission, and that if she isn't paid, she'll sue llepublicnn National Committee. Miss liurrison plans to donate payment to the Johnson campaign fund. (NBA Telephoto) warms in cools in WINTER SUMMER SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y 'S State Representative JOE DAVIS “O N E D U C A T IO N " " I : J^= »* / > y ; r - t . f . ■* that Includes physical fitness, a n d additional awdio-visual aids a r t also being utilised from the tri-county fUm li­ brary in Orange County, Edu­ cational TV is being used in the intermediate grades to en­ rich the science program. Conference Day closed with a meeting of interested par­ ents that night to organise and make plans for the Winter Festival that la bald every year at tha school. Offices AfStake Linda Hunt Gains Honors In Nov. 3 Voting At David Lipscomb College 77. \ TOTAL YEAR-ROUND COMFORT WITH SEE US FOR THE BEST jj£ j =T? Reverse-cycle Electric Air-conditioning SAFEST • CLEANEST • NOW CHEAPEST, TOOI f* 7 7 ,>■ ■ t. - WE CAN HELP YOU BUY THE CAR YOU **WE MUST CONTINUE TO EXPAND AND DEVELOP OUR PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM FOR OPPORTUNITIES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, JR. COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES WITH AN IMMEDIATE EMPHA­ SIS IN THE FIELD OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL TRAINING.” W O RK ED FOR A N D SUPPORTED WANT. ON TERMS YOU CAN AFFORD Sure, the new ears are beautiful. • And you know just the one you w ant Let us help you get it with a financing plan • designed to suit your Income and your budget Our terms are eaayl • NEW FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITY TO BE AVAILABLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY STUDENTS. COLLEGE BOND AMENDMENT WHICH WAS OVERWHELMINGLY APPROVED BV VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. Havers*-cycle central and window models now coat little more than at might cooling unit*. So the heating feature is practically a free bonus! And the recent $10 million electric rate reduction (our 4th major price cut in 10 years) makes year-round electric air conditioning the biggent bargain ever. You save space and tho extra cost of separate heating and cooling systems, since one compact unit doee both. Needs no flues or vents. You just dial for cool com­ fort in summer and coxy warmth in winter. I t’s the safevl way by far, because yearround electric air conditioning is flamelens and fumeless. No constantly burning pilot flame. Your whole house slays cleaner, too. Flamelea* electricity creates no by-prod­ uct* of combust ion... no smoke, soot, fuel grime, or odora. You'll aave on cleaning and cut re-decorating expenses. Electric Air Conditioners have been drastically reduced In price, over the last several years. Now everyone con afford this comfort. So, join the hundreds of thmiwinds of Florid iana already enjoying thin truly modem double blewdng. S*i your appliance dealer or air conditioning con­ tractor today. ItMMMMHMMMiltiUM *' The average price p a id per residential kilowatt fours PROFESSIONAL TEACHING PRACTICES ACT. Now cheaper than ever to FOR A PROVEN RECORD -^ S W M M T U im C - "lt'a a Pleasura to Bank a t th* AUa-tic" sm * t a i l VOTE FOR DEMOCRAT flameles»&5Z&/<***£ GO A LL -ELEC TR IC . . . t h i n to u m It In com blnttion JOE DAVIS (Paid P«l. Adv—Ji,r Davix) w ith flam a-typa fuels. FLORID* W. Scott Burn®, Mgr. POWER H E L P IN G t LIGHT B U IL D F L O R ID A COHPINT 207 M w n V . A n . �Greyhounds Of ia lM Nay Host Maine 5 Al Christmas S tv M l Smninote County g r id fan •tght'ffVM mono on thla wnek’i Igtkln bin of fart, All four Seminole County ilgh school taaras wIQ mo action plug two junior two Junior high acbool ------Tba action gats u n d e r way Wadaaaday n i g h t whan Head Coach Dick Slims takes Ms Lyman Him poor. Baby Greyhound eleven to New laym a Bsach to tangle with t t s Baby Barracudas. ■three* club baa a record of Th* 1964-61 Biddy Basket, victories over tbs Baby Ban* dogs «f DeLand and tbs Baby ball program sponsored by llo a Darters of Apopka plua the Sanford Recreation De­ s Bo wttk tbs Baby 'Codas is partment will open its see* son’* play 9 a.m., Nov. SB, a t Seminole High** Gym. Conch Ralph gtumpfa Baby Tryouts for boys wishing ■emtooles close out th* SHS to play this season will be junior vsriitp slat* when they held on Nov. 14 at 9 a.m. a t meet the Baby Eagles of Edge- the gym. wttor at Edgewater High’s The league will be temposfield to Orlando. Gametlmo for ed of eight team* tlila year the Baby Tribe-Little Eagle and all hoys, 9 through 12 tilt la 1 pan. To date th* Little ara asked to taka advantage ■emtootea h a v s registered of this recreation department wtoa ever Winter Park, Colon- sport's activity. Jal, Oak Bldg* and Maynard Sanford has been the state Evans whlla loilng on* to tba defending champions for throe Baby Bravos of Boone. consecutive years. Thursday night action con­ Sanford began domination tinues when Samlnole High of itate biddy basketball la meets the Bishop Moors Hor­ net* to another Metro League 1941-02 season a t Tallahaeae# affair at Colonial Fteld to Or­ and at the state tournaments lando. The coolest, originally matched their feats in 1942slated for Friday night, had to OS and 1943-41 in Sanford. Sanford a*t two records by ba changed beeauto of con­ being the only team to win flicting engagements In Orlan­ do o i to the use of certain this honor three years running and established a single game fields. Th* gama la listed as Blsh- •coring record by blistering *p Moora’a homecoming con­ Ft. Walton Beach 109-27 In the opening game during last te st Friday night Lyman High year's state tournament in travels again — this time to Sanford. Biddy league teams play a Leesburg where the Greybmads a n expected to run In­ 14-game schedule locally and to some of Urn toughest oppo­ an all star team is selected sition la Uie Orange Belt Con­ to complete In post season ference. So far thii season tournament pley. Lyman's only victory was n Boys who are eligible to 20 lo 12 win over non-confer­ participate are those who will ence New Smyrna Beach. Its ba 9 yean of ago after Nay. losses have been to Ocoee, 14, 1044, and any boy who Apopka, Titusville and, ol will not be 13 on or befora course, last week's heart Nov. 15, 1944. breaker to DeLand, 13 to 21. Iioya who playtd last pear Also on Friday night the do not have to attend trp-outs. Oviedo Lions—an independent For further Information con­ —will continue its m arch to­ tact the Sanford Recreation ward a hoped for unbeaten Department. season. The Lions with five victories and a tie during the first six games on its slate, go out of town to clash with Melbouma Central Catholic. It could bo on* of the tougher ones for Oviedo but every time they have supposed to face a T h e Impatient Bowlsra tough oppooent this season the swept four from tha Baatlaa Lions bava been abla to cope to taka ovtr first place In with the opposition in t man­ ner that leads fans to believe the Bantam Division of tha the Oviedo eleven can make Saturday Morning Lsagua. Penny Bernal was tha pace­ Art Scott’i boys have victor­ setter for th* Impatient* ies over Zephyrhllls, Crescent City, Ocoee, Crystal River and with u 144/418 to lead the Clermont plus that one tie with girls In that department. Glenn Skelly shot e 150 Umatilla's Bulldogs, 66. The Croomi High Panthers, gain* anil Kelvin Spolskt ex­ with a record of five wins and ploded far a 141/411 for the a single loss under Its belt in Beatles but It wasn't enough six games, stays home to clash to overcame Penny's fins with Carver Heights High ol game*. Leesburg in an affair billed at Th* Pin Smashers took Sanford’s Memorial Stadium. three from th* Beatniks as Coach Willie Holt's eleven Dennis Stewart hit a 165. Th* bits Its peak last Thursday Jet Bowlers took tha measure night in Jacksonville when it of tha Rattlesnakes In three knocked off highly touted Mat­ nn Rob Smith lent a helping thew Gilbert 12 to 4. The hand with his high gam* to Panthers have wins over Ocala dot* a nice 111. Howard, Del-and Euclid, Win­ ter Park Hungerford and FaPERSISTENCE PAYS latka Central to go along with NEW YORK — (NEA) — that one setback at the hands Both IInb Pettit of the St. of Gainesville Lincoln. In the Florida Big Nine Louis Hawks and Bob Cuuay, North Conference, Croom a hai formerly of the Boston f r i ­ three victories against one ths, were cut from thrlr high loss. Friday night's affair will school beiketbal) tesms, but not be a conference go. cam* on strong Ister. Impatients Take 4 From Beatles REX BROOKS (80), Oviedo end, In p o u red ju st before he hauled in an aerial from ace Lion quarterback, Jim Courier. Brooke waa hit moments after he latched onto the bell by Clermont’s Devs Ingsnoll. Oviedo won. (Herald Photo) This Is The Week That Was By M s A. BfabU Let 'em all have their own Miss America, Mlsa UJ.A., Mias U niv*m , Miss World and whatever other titl* they'd Ilk* to capture. Let 'am hav* what­ ever they want. But don't let them lay thalr cotton pickin' bands onto the Miaa Bowling till*. That's ouri, my friends! Strictly (he property of Seminole County. And h e n ’s th* story behind that statement. The Sanford Women's Bowl­ ing Association la planning a dinner dance at which time our queen will ba crowned. This dance la scheduled for some time during November. At soon as the date is select­ ed It'll b« published. To gst on with this happy yam, the association Is in need of som* “capital" ( green stuff, you know!) for Its treas­ ury in order that it continue the fine job of promoting bowling for the women in the area. Other ways thla group will raise money will b* tha tu r­ key promotion, Bunday night scotch double* and I'm cer­ tain there'll be a few more in th* coming weeks. Incidentally, on that turkey deal, all you'll be required to do la knock down eight or more pins on your first hall, for one gam*. You don’t have to make a spare, either. If you can accomplish that you'll get a 19-pound turkey. Up to thla Ume, here are some ol the representative “queens" from various lea­ gues: HI Noonera, Claudette Behrens; Shooting Stars, Sue Pruitt; Holler Motora/Navy Wives, Thelma Unger. A couple of old-time popular promotions being brought back by popular demand (that of the proprietor! are the Chal­ lenge Board and the Jackpot Bowling. On the challenge board, if you successfully defeat four ronsecutiv* challengers, you retire the pot. First name up as a challenger la that of Jack Kanncr. On Jackpot Bowling, If you roll aix consecutive strikes within the first nine frames of a game you pick up the jackpot which climba with each additional entry. It may he rolled in open or league competition on a pair of lanes. There's a minimum guaran­ tee on both these events. This week's bowler of the week salute goes to Harry Pentecost of City League. Har­ ry started out slowly this fall, after being off during th* sum­ mer but has now found the range on that atrlk* pocket. He smashed Jet Lanes to the action Wednesday night Hsrry bowled a 2» high single and proved It wasn't a fluke by finishing th* scries at 459. That's shootin’, huh? In th* Friday morning Hol­ ler Motora/Navy Wives Lea­ gue ws had tha opportunity ol welcoming another gal into the “charmed elrele" •> ah* bowl­ ed her first 200-plus sanction­ ed league game. Hooray for Lucy Updergraf and her 201 thriller! Also in thla same league, Joan Adami toppled the 10 pin* with a big 213 on lanes on* and two. The Tuesday Nsvy National Bowling League had John Kneeland's 232 as the Individ­ ual eye opener and Jimmy Valentine's 544 series, tops in that department. We were all pulling for Eve Rogcro on Wednesday night Id the Ball and Chain League as sho kept right on striking un­ til she amassed live in a row. Mrs. R. recorded a beautiful 210/534 combination. Bill Meek and wife, Mary, had a good night, too. Miry rolled two turkaya and Hill's first two games were world beaters—210, 220/587. Marlon Rankin's 201 and 207 games weren't to be snubbed, either. Since starting thla eolumn, I havs a couple more “queens'' for consideration. In the Thursday Night Mixed Lasgue, It'll be Eleanor An­ derson. On Friday for the Hol­ ler Motori/Navy Wives Lea­ gue a salute to Thelma Unger. On Friday night for the Sand Spurs wa offer Marie Roche and for tha Mr. and Mr*. League It's Gladys Hen nlng (even though some wise guy tried to nominate Jack Weible.) This was th* weak for 200 gn***e when Marian Tie* (116) and flhirtey Ow*na ( 101) loggad In their first 200 gam** In league play and Vicki* McGough chalked up another SOI. Th* TlgeretUe, led by Vicki* McGough* 201-496, split their points 2-2 to main­ tain a on* point lead in the Holler Motor Navy Wives learue. Werners Warriors hung on­ to the oecond place slot when they took three points from th* Retired Wives, Th* Dragonattea tallied three wins from th* Pussy­ cats, which tics them with tha Hoot Owla fo r third po­ sition. Verna Bolton had mor* than her eharo of spllta but managed to apart the 5-8-10, 4-5-7, 2-7, and 3-10. Jeanla Brewer converted the 6- 10, and Connie Xnowels the 6-4. The 3-10 fell for Anna BI a ▼I n ■, M argaret Butts, Jennie Brewer, Row Patrick, Dorie Brhnutteet, and Jo Wat­ son toppled It twice—the hard way. Marion Tlae rolled fir* strikes In a row and turkeys were scored by Joan Adams, Lucy Mayer, Shirley Owens, and Susy Reno. Haze] Dursn was Class A winner and Jan* McKlbbln took Class B honors In the weekly Ladles Day Tourna­ ment a t Mayfair Country Club. Several of Sanford's lady golfers traveled to Riviera Country Club last Wednesday and played in an Invitational tournament. Three from Mayfair Country Club who copped prises were Jo McDanleli, first low net; Lucille Pearson, second low net and Jimmie Livingston, third low net. This Wednesday the tourn­ ament will be a nine-hole, Members of the Mclodce blind five holes. Luncheon Dance end Figure Club ere wilt follow In club house at sponsoring a Halloween Car­ 1 p.m. All members are re­ nival at the Metodre .Skating quested to wear Halloween Rink Saturday night, starting costumes. Prises will b* awarded for best outfits. at 7:30 p. m. Games, Including a fish pond and pumpkin pick, will bt enjoyed by all. A costume parade will be th* feature of th* evening but costumes will be optional. The club has undertaken this project to ralae funds to send several members to th* Thanksgiving Invitational Meet in West Palm Beach late In November where several hun dred of the state's finest skat­ ers wlU compete. Skaters Slate Halloween Party According to word from P a d Mlkler, ath lete dkmetor a t Oviedo, Him School, the EUaworth Him cagera will bo to •antral Florida during toe Chrktmas kelldaya tor a twoday engage meat with the Oviedo Lions. It all c a n s about races tip when Mlkler asked Tbs Herald to run a story about aaodtag games for tbs school's basket* ball scbedula. Tba Lloas—a vary small school, and an in­ dependent — were having diffi­ culty. Oviedo la too good tor tba small school* and th* big schools won't play the Lions becauso there Is too mueh to lost and nothing to gain. Aa a result, weed got to Ellsworth, Ms., through some folks who vacation to Oviedo each winter and the two-game ■tint Is being arranged. Mlkler said the exact dates have not been s e t He hopes that one gam* can be played to Oviedo and perhaps another to Sanford when* th e n la a larger seating arrange m eet Th* contests arc itatsd to be broadcast back to Ellsworth. What about Oviedo going to Main* next pear? “ We’re try. log to make th* arrange­ ments," sitd Mlkler. “ If it works out, we will." Mlkler said th* two-game aeries will havs to bo approvsd bp the Florida Him School Activities Association but he added that tie could see no dif­ ficulties to be encouotered in obtaining permission. "Right now ww have II games scheduled," said Ulk ier, "and ws could use a few more. These Include the two games with Ellsworth." Sanford Skaters Receive Medals Presentations of proficiency medals earned by local skatcra were made Sunday at the weekly practice or the Helodee Dance and Figure Club at Mclodet Skating Rink on Onora Rd. Practice la under the direction of ‘Pro" Jack Huff­ man. The following received med­ als, earned to October tests tor the No. 1 Figure Bar: Edward Mlchalek, Sharon Holloway. Edward Lachtara, Ricky Pedrick, Cindy Kennedy and Polly Fedrick. No. 2 Tlgure Bar winners were Edward Lachtara, Ed­ ward Mlchalek, Cindy Ken­ nedy and Polly Pedriek. Lynn Haig and Ricky Pe­ driek won their first dance bar and Walter Nutting, Wa­ yne Holloway and Justin Hollo­ way woo their brooie medal free style. Eight-year-old Justin did an •xte-Jump which la considered one of the hardest Jump* to perform. Ha also won second place In the Juvenile boys alagle* division at the Florida State Roller Skating Champion­ ship to Just. d ates, Flat McCoy and Dick Williams were able to spot tbs trouble and make the necessary adjustments Friday night the locals wsnt wild bp racking up U points. That's quite an Improvement ever thalr two previous games when they wore able to get exactly t e n points to aa m aty tilt*. MEDAL WINNER — United Staten Olympic heavyweight boxer Jon Frasier of Philadelphia holds the fold medal he won in defeating Hans Huber of Germany in the finals of the Tokyo boxing event. (NEA Radio-Telephoto) J. Harris Racks Up 607 Score John H arris had his big bomb Unring np the pine last waek In the American Divllion of th* Navy Intramural League a t Je t Lane* as he •hot games of 201-211/407 while pacing Wing "B" to a three-game nod ever the VAH-S Oddballs. Ha had capable backing In the form of Stubblns with 195/511 and licnburg with 197/521. The Oddballs had thalr ahare of haavy bombers as Willie "Flreerackar" M*gito pounded out • 214/573, Romauld Skelly a 191/559 and Ron Rassmussen a 202/523. NAS Malnt "A" held Ha first place advantage by vir­ tue of ■ three-game win ov•r Photo Lab. Doc Beaty shot a 208 gama and Ktn Martin rolled a 209/579 for Malnt "A" while Himes c a m e through with a good 214/542 for tho Lab boys. IOIC "B ” won three from Med/Dcnt m Woody Wood pounded pine to tha tuna of a fine 198/624. VAH-S Lin* kept close to the p*c* with a three-paint margin over VAH-3 Ops team aa Wayne Smith churned n cool 194/644. Acey-Deucy split with NAS Ope “C" aa Jack Frost rolled a good 203/677. In final league action a deadlock was waged between New Breed and VAH-1 Offic­ ers. For New Breed It waa Fred Hollen with hie "sweep a i r ball and a 193/633 with John Stanger backing him up with ■ fine 197/504 eerie*. new We didn't get to see th* af­ fair. Laat Wednesday night we were laid low by something— i t tea It the doctor didn't know exactly what " was and off to Seminole M' "vi went with the schea a t ns we'd ac­ quired. But two days of teats didn't reveal anything wrong with the flesh and bones and today we'ro back in the local news emporium ■( usual. But we did m in seeing the Tribe run up Us highest point total of the season. Around the county this pari weekend, those Lions look like they're going to do w hit they set out to accomplish before the season even got under way. The kida out there, so the word goes, had decided this was the time for an unbeaten te n o n and by golly they’ve been able to orlso the occasion five times out of i l l and come up with victories. That other tilt was the M tie with UmiUlls—oo a night when th* Lions were alb ini with coughs, colds and most the ol' virus bug. • • • Lyman plnped eae of R* halfback, F a il Lambert, got away far a 41-yard tenchdown rna. Gen* Wtoklemaa took an eight-yard pass from Jack Blanton fee another and, a t n t l a t l c n l l F f toe ’H e a d s should h am wen Tee, w* were planning to GUARANTEED WINTER TUNE-UP WINTERIZE NOW! Hew* Owv Guarantee To Yonl II your ear fail* to !»•*• fo rm e s U .fs c to M lv d u s to ignition wr lust a i* teen fsilut^ouvmotor » > ss V - M GET READY FOR WINTER NOW Th* field goal which won a 9-7 victory for University af California over the University of Miami accounted for the first point* scored egelnat the Hurricene* In the third quart­ er of any gama thla season. PREPARE FOR W IN T E R ! SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF (MILKMAN HEATING EQUIPMENT. Inga foe this one low price. TAKE YOUR CAR TO THE EXPERTS VENT PIPE AND FITTINGS HIS SHOOTING SHARP—Army Cupt. Lonea Wigger Jr. of Great Falls, Mont., collected the 32ml gold medal for the United States in the Tokyo Olympics. In the small-bore rifle competlrtion he set a world record, scoring 1.16-1 paints oat of a possible 1,200, (NEA Kadio-Tclephoto) Too, th* Trib* waa nmetog against a ball club with almost a majority ol Its regulars out with Injuries. True th* totals mid* quit* a bit of Improvem*nt and it’s likely to hav* a fin* effect on th* club's statis­ tical records la th* Metro Lea­ gue- way to a lto* an what Ftostt, McCoy and Wiliams, toe., have to leak torward to nest ea se * to the way d re­ placement* for grade*Hag 220 N. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD, FLA. 322"Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems' SAN FO RD ELEC T R IC C O 116 Magnolia 323-13 �J- •' n 1 «*• M il l VmO Oct. XT, 1M4 — P u t T s t. U Randy Nobles, C W. Denton jfafc Annual Pick '4 2 ' To Win Contest GeunUag the t k i between L o u lilm State and Tcoseuce t a d Nivy and Ptttiburgh a i “ J«*t Mt played.” IT coateat•at* i t T bt Sanford Harald'a Web-tbe-Winnur football con­ to rt lil t ««ok n ad a ooly aaa That waa tba unexpected ttpaat of Florida State Unlveraity by Vlrgiata Ta«h. H u t a u a a t tba key to determining laat week's wiaoera waa tba m afic number of "42”—• tba hitb eit number of points scored by any one team. On this basis, contest judge S oy Green awarded first place tie priies to Randy Nobtes of 300t Holly, Sanford, and C. W. Denton, 1102 W. Third St., also Sanford. Both whiners hit the moat points scored on the "button” with 42. Two contestants guessed " I t " and they split third prlie. They are Mrs. Eater Rive, 110 W. 90th, Sanford, and Hamil­ ton Blabee, 1110 Magnolia, also of Sanford. Only three out of the hun­ dreds and hundreds of entries pieked VPI to upset the Seminotes. Of course, the neat most common mistake waa made by those who selected Kentucky to whip the up-and-coming Georgia Bulldogs and Florida to score over Alabama. One entrant picked two fam es as ties— but ha selected the wrong ones. This week's list of games ap­ pears hi today’s edition of The Herald. Seminole football tana ere Invited to join the fun and try their prognosticating abilitlea. More than one winter has been surprised be or she won one of the prizes. Legal Notice n c T rrin ra *«w w V n T t C E IS h *r*hy * lv*n th»> w « «r* • n c t g i i l in tiunln*** nt Her. 1T-SS, Onrftor StmlnnU nitre ., i t m l n n l * C o u n t , , f l o r i d * . « n t!* r t h * f l e t l t t o m n * m * of, t> A r> A u t o Strtrlr*. *n,t t h a t vr* In land to r**l»t* r «»M n»m « With th* C l e r k o f t h * C t r r u l t C o u r t , «*mlr>ot* C o u n t , , f l o r ­ id*. In a r r o r d a n * * w i t h t h * p r o vlalon* o f t h * f l c t l t t o u * .S'»m* ■ tatut**, t o . a r i l : f a c t i o n SSJ.OJ F l o r i d a * l » M t » . 1»5T. f i ll : D * * ld M. Jojrc* II. R i c h a r d J o y c * P u b llah Oct. 17 A Nov. 1, IS, I I . 1JM. C D f-S I ■k w i x o i . r r o i m t o v iv o rn w w ia v io t Vatic* mt r* h ll* ll* * r U g Nolle* la h * r * b , g iv e n , t h a t a f t e r c o n a l d e r a t l o n , th * S»mtSlot* C o u n t , Z o n in g Cnm m laalnn w ill h o ld t p qbtta h e a r i n g to d a t a r n l n * t h * f a a a l h l l l t , o f r** o m m * n d l n g to th* P n a r d of C o u n t , C o m m la a ln n e r a t h a t th * {attain in g ,l*acrlb*d p r o t ie rt y p r * a * n t l , g o n t d ft-IA S m u t F a m i l y T7**M*ntl»l h« *on*d C - t C n n tfn * rcl* l: lx>t* is. 11 • nd II. O o ld l* M a n o r U u b ll* !alon. F u r t h o r d a i e r t b a d a* I v ­ i n a N o r t h o f m a t * R o a d (IS • nd K a i l o f J a , Drlva. P u b lic h e a r i n g w ill b* h a l l t n th * Romlnoi* C o u n t , C o u r t Ilona*. C o u n t , C o m m U alo n tr* . Room, S anford, f l o r i d * , on W a d n a a d a , . Nov *m h*r I t . ISM • t I t i a P . X . or a* *oon t h » raa f t e r a* poagtbl*. Hamlnol* C ount, Z o n tn a C om m litlon R r R o b e r t 1. B r o w n Sem inal* C o u n t, Zo n in g D irecto r P u b lla h Oot. IT * No* t . ISM. CD f-ISS • R v iiv o i.w r o m r i n v i v n n ta a ia a m v V .tte. *f fulfil* Heart** Nolle* la h * r * b , gl**n. t h a t a f t * r c o n a l d a r a t l o n , t b a Kamia o l t C o u n t , Zo n in g Co m m laalnn valll h o l d * pu b lic h e a r i n g to d r i a r m l n * t h a f a a a l h l l l t , of r e ­ c o m m e n d i n g t o th * B o a rd of C o u n t , Comml»*lon*r* t h a t th* fallow ing d ew rlbed proporl, p r e e e n l l y t o n e d I t-IA S in g le F a m i l , K * * ld )n tt* l b* toneil C N - O m m * r o t * l : I.otw I t h r u t a n d SI t h r u t*. Block *1. Vanl a n d s S p ri n g * , l u b u r b ll* * u tlgul, P a l m Spring* facd lo n f u r ­ t h e r d e e d b * d a* Iv ln g W e a t of p a l m S p r i n g * D rlea, N o r i h of Alptn* St. a n d S o u th o f Rld g aw-od S trg e t. f u b l l c h e a r i n g w ill b* held In th * S e m i n a l * C o u n t , C o u r t Houat, C o u n t , C n m m laalo n arg Room. S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . W edn e e d * ,. N o v e m b e r 11. l i f t at T:J« P M. o r a* aooa t h a r a a f t i r a a po*aihl*. S em lnol* C o u n t , Zonin g C o m m laalo n R , R o b e rt S Brown S em lnnla C o u n t, Z o nin g D irector P u b llah Oot. ST A N « r . S. ISM CASH PRIZES vmor r a n >r-»» 110.00 ftSCOND PRIZE 11.00 tubs r u n i4.oo com or t u Nothing To Buy — No Obligation pagi w il l APPEAR IACH W 1 K DURINf FOOTBALL REASON. * OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK MAIL OR BRING ENTRY BLANK TO: Contest Editor (R m m m M i Facsimile ala* Accepted) Sanford Herald HILLY MIKLER (20). Oviedo halfback, picked up a first tlown for the Lions as they registered a 19 to 7 triumph over the Clermont Highlanders last Friday night. It was Oviedo’s fifth victory in six games. The other was a 6-6 tie with Umatilla. (Herald Photo) Sanford, Florida OSU Will Trample Winners Of Last Week's Contest: Iowa, Says Hoople By Mijor Amo* B. Hoople suits? (Ed. note: We're taking it with a grain of sail, Major, Plftkln Philosopher Egad! It grieves me to re­ but go ahead). port that the loyal followers You were fortunate, how­ of the Hoople System have ever, that another exact pre­ been victimized by the pranks diction, Missouri 17, Air Force of a cruel and dastardly wind. 7, was not a victim of tha In preparing my predictions wind. On this same card your for the WUconsin-lowa and peerleaa p r o p h e t correctly Colorado-lowa State games of chose unranked Purdue to Oct. 17, 1 carefully aaaeesed knock Michigan from the un­ the assets and liabilities of the defeated ranks—um-kump! four teams involved and then Now oa with Oct. 31 selec­ set down the acorei as 31-21 tions : in the first mentioned contest Illinois 13, Purdue n Indiana 42. Minnesota 21 and It 7 in the second. However, before I could fin­ Ohio State If, Iowa te ish compiling my selections Kansas 22, Kansas State • fate took a hand. 1 was called Kentucky IS, West Virginia • from my office on important L. S. 17. 24. Mississippi 14 business and while I was away Maryland 17, Penn Slate 14 from the desk a capricious Missouri T, Nebraska 2 wind slipped through an open Notre Dame 40, Navy T window and sent my work Wyoming 24, New Mexico II sheets heiter-shelter around No. Carolina SL 33, So. Caro­ lina II the room. Let me see, where was IT Michigan 25, Northwester* T Oh, yes. My secretary, seek­ Oregon 21, Stanford • ing to be helpful, rearranged Oregon State 7, Wash. State • the papers without telling me, Syracuse 23, Pittsburgh • and in so doing she transposed So. California 24, Washington the work sheets of the teams T Involved. Texas 29, So. Methodist I Um-m-my staff members Michigan State 14, Wisconsin typed up the forecast and in 12 the printed version the fore­ Air Force 21, Arisoaa « cast read: Iowa State 14, Colo­ Alabama St, Mississippi SL IT rado 7. These were the exact Arkansts II, T o n e 4 4 M t (Inal scores of the games, but Army 21, Iowa State U the winners were my original Auburn 7, Florida I selections, Wisconsin and Col­ Teaai Christian II, Baylor I orado. Would you believe — Princeton 11, Browa 7 hak-kaff-that a playful breeze California IS, 17. C. L. A. U could have eucb disastrous re- Virginia 39, ( if mvon 11 Oklahoma IT. Colorado II Ireland's famous “Book of Yale 21, Dartmouth 14 Ktlls" waa written and drawn Miami (Fla.) 35, Detroit IT by hand In 700 A. D. end con- Georgia Tech 27, Duke u taina four goaptla from the No. Carolina 21, Georgia « Dibit. Harvard 15, Pennsylvania I t SoeiKe-Designed Oi l Home Fuimnes1 FIRST AND SECOND PRIZES- A TIE—M each to Randy Nobtrn, 2009 Holly At** and C. W. Dvnton, 1503 W. Third SL. THIRD PRIZE: A TIB—I t each to E ither Rive, 910 W. 20th 81, and Hamilton Blabee, t i l l Magnnlte. rM CONTEST RULES * 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’* name on the Entry Blank. No score*. Ju st pick winner*. • Pick a number which you think will be the highest number of point* acored in any one game on thin page and place this number in the space provided in Entry Blank. Thig will lie used to break tic*. One entry only to each contestant. 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SYRACUSE 210 Magnolia ■ ovivii ro ttw issio v Valle* ml Pgbll* Hearing Nolle* I* h * r e b , g iv e n , t h a t t a r c o n a l d e r a t l o n , t h # Semtla C o u n t , Z o n in g Co m m .a ea w i l l ho ld a p u b lic h e a r i n g d e t e r m i n e t h a f e a a l b l l l t , of c o m m a n d i n g to th * B o a rd of m n t , C o m m l a e i o n a r a i h a l th e Row ing d**crtl>*d property eaently go nad R-t Flngl* iniily R a a ld e n tla l b* gone.I T-l •gllar H o m e D la lr lc t o r *e an l e r n a t a A- I A r r l c u l t u r a : All M i d w a y P a r k Sub Mvlalon. i-tlona 1 a n d 1. f u r t h e r d**l bed a a l y i n g a p p r o a l m a t e l y II h m i l * n u r lh * a * t o f f i v e tin t* a n d on S l a t * R oad t i l I’u b llo h a a r l n * w ill b* held th * S am ln n l* C o u n t , C o u rt me*. C o u n t , C o m m I** Ion are tom. S a n f o rd . F lo rid a , Wede d a y . N o v e m b e r 11, l i l t *i 10 I*. M. or ■* *ooo t h e r e a f t e r po eelb l* Sem inole C ount, Z o tlag Com m laalon By R o b e r t S B r o w n S ero ln o l* C ounty Z o nin g D irector ibtlah Del. ZI A Nov. I. 11M CONTEST TO f i l AWARDED EACH WEEK c n ,iv * » : ti i v o i. K r o t <- i S2« MAPLE AYE. — SANFORD CATALOG SALES OFFICE ^NECREST SHOPPING CENTER MIAMI va. DETROIT NAVY ve. NOTRB DAME Q U AKER GA8 AND FUEL Oil. HEATERS Wilson-Moier FURNITURE COMPANY 111 B. let ST. MI-MM OHIO 8TATB ve. IOWA ■j �H ie McClellan* Home From V i* The DeBary Woman's Club Sponsors T o Fall Fashion Show A n d Card Party knit suit and dull gold hat, trimmed with green. • Mr*. Haekky modeled ■ two-piece knit print suit to ehoee. Her next outfit was a ahortie black nyloa nightie ead robe edged with laca and putt sleeves. She appeared next to a caadlewbHe holiday drees suitable for afternoon, cocktail* o r tha threater with a self wrap around belt with taseeled ends. She wore a email leopard bat ead white gloves, H er. after-five Kelly Mrs- Newell Hawkins modelad a pale pink nigbUe and lounging robe with Bishop sleeves and gold slippers. Her next presentation waa a brawn dressmaker suit, trimmed with a mink collar. She wore n green bat, brown bag and heck for assy walking and dancing, with a black sequined Jacket, toog black gloves and amall black bag. Doria Cola chon an aqua fell laagth nightie with long aieevea and a pink quilted robs. H er next choice was a MRS. ROSE FIDLER, left, narrated tha Fashion Show recently Riven by the Woman’s Club of DeBary, and Mrs. C. E. Butler, right, furnished the background music. MONTK-SANO AND PItUZAN COAT the scone for fall ’64 In a Litcx tweed of gray, blnck and white. Douhle-hreustcd, its “dandy” air is achieved through tho use of black velvet us the open collar (left). A atrlned coat of velour, designed by Donuld Brooks for Townley (right) is double-breasted, with wide notched lii|>el collar. It is detailed a t the buck with a deep pleat from Bhuuldor to hem. Its fullness is controlled by u half-belt. lines, that could double for parties and the theater. For the out-of-doors evento, aha fashioned an oyster white capo with large brown buttons and a two way collar, and wore a beret typo bat. Mrs. Harold Will* wore a garden print nylon Jersey with a scooped neckline and flat­ tering details on a navy blue background. The dress was colorful and pretty and it had the air of a dress one could live la from nooa til midnight Her traveling costume was a red silk and wool three piece with the outer Jacket worn with several other dresses and the drees Itself was pretty enough to be worn for cock­ tails o r any after-five func­ tions. Her next selection was a white brocade, two-piece evening suit with the Jacket lined in olive green and she wore white glove* and carried a small dutch bag. Mrs. Allan Hunter modeled a black and white checked suit dress with a black tie at the throat and a black, off-theface hat with black bag and glove*. Her next offering was a white sequined evening gown with long white gloves, glitter Jewelry and white slip­ per pumps. This gown was cut in a scalloped silt at the front for easy walking and dancing. Her next appearance was in a black evening gown, fringed at the bustllne with hot pink trimming, and her long black stole was edged with pink and fringed at the ends. She wore black slip­ pers and pearl Jewelry with gliller. Mrs. G. Drininger chose a brown and green print dress with hat to match and carried a smalt gold and brown bag. Her after-five dinner dress was a metallic gold basic dress with bag and gloves in gold and plain gold and brown shoes. Mrs. Clyde Harris wars a black wool knit three-piece suit trimmed in red, a red blouse and a red hat. Black gloves, shore and costume Jewelry completed this love­ ly outfit. She next wore a black brocade two-piece suit, soft white blouse, black hat trimmed with white and white gloves. Befreshments were served prior to the fashion show and door prises were won by Mrs. A. Wahnor, Mrs. Edgar Cor­ son and Mrs. Allan Hunter. Canned Bacon Enterprise Personals By Mra. Ritchie Harris Mr*. Ida Padgett of New Smyrna Beach was visiting friends Friday. tha county school survey team, was visiting friends Thursday. Bob is the oldest son of the lute Rev. It. T. Caldwell. Hrv. Caldwell waa Bob Caldwell of Tallahas­ the former pastor of the Bar­ see, State Department of Ed­ nett M e m o r t a l Methodist ucation, who waa serving on church her* for severul year*, and aince his death, Mra. Caldwell has been making her DeBary home in Tavares. Personals Hy M n. Frank Whlta Mr. and kin. F- Mildenbvrg of Plantation ltd. spent the monthe of May to October a t their cottage in Montauk Point, Long Island, N. Y. They visited th* World's Fair and atayed a week a t a motel near th* Fair. They had plenty of fishing off their cottage. Mrs. E. 8hoptaugh of Shell Rd. returned from a visit with frianda and relatives in Ken­ tucky, 8outh Carolina and North Carolina. 8h* arrived Soma on Wednesday, in tint* to attend th* DeBary Wo­ men’s C hb fashion show and card party. Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Oppci of Smyrna Dr. entertain­ ed Mra. Oppel’e sister, Mra. M. Washirk of Kansas City. Kansas. They vieitrd Tampa and St. Augustine, and enjoyqd watching th* World 8crica dn T.V. aa a nephew, Kay Sadesky, was one of th* pitch­ ers lo t the Cardinals. Mr. and Mra. William llnhn Sr. of Broadway Street. Enterprise celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday. Former residents of Medford Long Island, New York, they have mad* their home here for the past seven year*. They celebrated with their family at Jim Spencer* Restaurant in Sanford Satur­ day evening and Sunday with open house at their home. The family includes William Hahn Jr. and his wife and three eons of North Orlando, George the wife a daughter of Georg* Hahn, deceased of Medford, Long liland and John Hahn, wife and four children of Lake Conway Estates. Orlando, Florida. Bom* of tha guests from out of town Sunday Included Mn. K. Smith and Mr. R. Scott of F t Pierce; Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Llpponer, Mait­ land; Mr. and Mra. Walter Driecoll, Orange City; Mrs. Robert Scott and Mr. and Mn. Kodewald, DeBary and many frienda and neighbor* around th* Enterprise area. Mr. and Mrs. Hahn wish to take this To Be Produced Domestically opportunity te thank all their frienda for tha lovely card* of Canned bacon, ■Heed and congratulation*. prefried, will soon go into commercial production as an Misa Helen Snodgrasa at- industry development based on tended the re-union of the Da- early research hy the U. S. Land High School rlaaa of Department of Agriculture. This new convenience food, ’35 held at the “ Showboat” in ready for the table after a DeLand Saturday evening. minute's heating, is vacuumGarry, Carl and John Swain packed by a process worked of New Smyrna Beach were out by the USDA Agricultural week end guests of their aunt Research Service. The process was based on ai.d mute, Mr. and Mrs. Duc­ research showing that bacon ky Whitington. spoilage can be prevented by keeping t h e moisture to-salt Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Peter­ ratio low, and that this can man hava moved into their be achieved without making new home on Third S treet the bacon too salty by partially dehydrating it befora canning. Mr. and Mra. Layton Ogles­ Danish packers have been by calibrated their 6th wed­ producing canned sliced bacon ding anniversary Sunday. by USDA’s process for about They were guest* of honor at five years, and It has been a family barbecue dinner giv­ available here as an import. en by Mrs. Harold Goodwin, Until now, however, tha pro­ Mrs. Freddy Oglesby and duct ha* not bean produced Mra. Genava Bradley. domestically. Maryland M iss Emily Gail Lovelace Becomes Bride In D ouble-Ring Church Rites ftp Maryanm Mfc* Mr. ead V n . M ik o la Me* OeBoa «r. * Core C o o t to Lake Brantley and two of their daughter!, Perl and Torry, have recently returned from visiting their son, Mai* co la J r., who la attending a Naval Academy preparatory achool to Ba abridge, Md. Malcolm Jr. haa completed boot training at Great Lake*, m ., and waa eoapany honor man. After patatog an apti­ tude teat which qualified him for Annapoila, he waa aent on to Maryland for further train­ ing. If he euceenfUlly com­ plete* thia nine-month train­ ing program, ho will qualify for the U. 8. Naval Academy. The McClellan* enjoyed every minute of their two-day visit with their eon. On Satur­ day morning they had an op­ portunity to listen to the com­ mander of the school and in the afternoon they enjoyed a football game. Later and to the evening there w u a re­ ception and dance. On Sunday Makolm Jr. had leave, to they enjoyed the tight* around Bambridge, and then It came time to drive the NO m lks back to Forest City. The family la looking for­ ward to the young man get­ ting his Christmas leave, which *111 start Dec. IS. To keep your houie plants healthy and beautiful year after year, don't give them too much water, but give them light. Dr. Edgar W. McElwee, or­ namental horticulturist, Flor­ ida Agricultural Extension Service, says you usually doo't have to water more often then once every five to 10 days If the soli Is well drained. However, In winter your home may be almost as arid at a desert so your plants will need far more water than during humid summer months. The fixe of pots affects watering, since small pots dry out more quickly than large ones. Dr. McElwee recommends placing most house plants to indirect sunlight. Don't become too attached to a plant and let it take over an area of your home. House plants fall to be decorative when they become overgrown. UR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS A. DESABRAIS SMH Auxiliary Announces Officers For Coming Year On October 17th the Hos­ pital Auxiliary held their luncheon and general meeting in DeBary with Mrs. A. Hunt In c h a r g e of arrangemanta. There were 64 memben preient to hear tha elate of new officen for tha year IMS. Tha nominating committee, consisting of Misa Whits, Chairman, M n. A. Hunt, Mrs. L. Stafford, M n. L. Trued and Mrs. Mclvor placed the following names befon the memben as officera for the Wedding Bells Ring More Often During 1964 Wedding bells are ringing more often this year than they did last year, according to the Health Insurance Institute. The Institute cited Public Health Service statistics show­ ing that there were 980,000 marriages during the first sev­ en months of 1964, compared South Seminole to 010,000 In the same period of 1963, an increase of nearly eight per cent. If the trend continues for the rest of the year, it will repre­ sent the aharpest one-year in­ By M aryan Miles crease In the number of marSouth Seminole Welcome riagei in the United States Wagon hoslesi, Mra. Nora since the postwar year* of the Norris, of SanUndo Estates late 1940'i, the Institute said. has returned from visiting her eon-ln-law and daughter and two grandchildren, Mr. and Mra. Larry Qulitaard, Larry Jr. and Suil, in San Francisco. Uxi. Norris reported she had Shampoo and Massage — a marvelous rest and good Massage your scalp each time time out visiting and la now ready to go on welcoming the you shampoo your hair. Tha stimulation makes for heal­ new folks in the area. Her area includes North thier hair. A tight scalp tends Orlando, Fern Park, Cassel­ to cut off circulation and b e r r y , Altamonte Sprrngs, thus healthful growth of hair Longwood, Brlarwood, Wea- from tha roots. thersfleld, Sanlando Estates, Warm Tub Relaita Tow — Howell Park. Dol Ray Manor Every housewife needs to re­ and Orienta Gardens. lax before going to bed. Take A school in Hartford, time for a few minutes in a Conn., Is attended by blind tub of warm t« hot w ater or children from 6S communities teka a hot shower. The re­ in the state. sult will he surprising. coming year: Mn- C. Butter, preeident; M n. A. Fcistel, 1st vice president; Mrs. A. Hunt, 2nd vice president; Mn. T. Broome, recording secretary; M n. R. Wilkins, correspond­ ing secretary; M n. C. Bea­ rish, treasurer; and th§ Di­ rector* a t Large — Mn. C. Bromley, Mra. P. Korst and Mn. W. Toll. The names w en voted on and accepted by the membenhip a t tha new offic­ era for 1065. Mr*. Carl Schilke, president and M n. C. Butler, Incoming pnaident for 1065 a n mak­ ing plana to attend the As­ sociation of Florida Hospital Auxiliaries Conference and Institute to be held Novem­ ber 6th and 6th in Clearwa­ ter. The ladies of the auxiliary would alao like you to know that they have many nice gifts in their shop now — and they are also selling the Social Capen, which la a book calendar and very useful. The monies they make from their shop are used to provide • nuning scholarship and they also turn monies over to the Hospital at tha end of tha year. m arriage by h er brother, Trevl* B. Lovelace, carried a cascade bouquet of white car­ nations centered with a lovely white orchid end a white Bi­ ble, a gift of the groom. She chose tor b ar wedding a traditional gown of nylon net and Chantilly lace with bonfeat skirt ead fitted bodice, scalloped neckline end fell length tapered elcevet. H ere of lece ruffles decorated the back of tha s k ir t Her fingertip veil of French illusion was fastened to a half-cap encrust­ ed with pearle and aequias. Her only Jewelry w u a large single pesrl necklace. The matron of honor, Mrs. Frank Purcell, wore a pale orchid taffeta dress and her L. Martin, Sanford, and Stan, ley Radakwlct Jr., Loogwood. The bride’s mother worn an ensemble of powder bine bro­ cade, matching accessories, a white mink stole and corsage of pink rosebuds. Following the wedding, a reception was held to the church annex with Mrs. Travia Lovelace and Mr*. Helen So* Christ assisting. The serving table waa dec­ orated with a lovely center­ piece of white chrysanthe­ mums, stock, pink carnations and fern. A beautiful three-tiered wed­ ding cake topped with a min­ iature bride and groom waa served with sherbet punch, mints and nuts. After the reception the cou­ ple left for a short wedding trip to SL Augustine. The bride chose for her going-away outfit a pink wool ensemble. Upon their return they will make their home on Highway 1742, Loogwood. Personals Saaford Paracusis Attending the district meet­ ing of the National Soclaty Daughters of tha American Bavolution held In the Cher­ ry Plasa, Orlando were Mra. F. E. Roumlllat, Mrs. A. R. Key, and Mrs. Lester C. Wildner. These officers wsr# representative* of tha Salll* Harrison Chapter, NSDAR, of Sanford. Finland Is tha world's northernmost country. IS* PtfRCCO TXAY 97.90 SILVKRPLATE RY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 112 8. PARK AVE. REPTILE - - - ANY ONE? 4-11 AAAA-B Personals Have Your Hair Beautifully Styled WHO ELSE COULD DO IT SO BEAUTIFULLY? By Our Artists I MEADOW BROWN AND OTHER SHADES FOR FALL. 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Saaford, Fla. • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday Evening* » �•ffr •tn firrl ©cf. rr, iM4 — WrraTI (Dsah Qbby: r*n * By Abigoil Von B u m fseeing infidelity to one** party ahoull be withheld. DEAR ABBT: I, for one, DEAR ABBT: Of all the By Dattk Aastte mate: I agree with you agree with you 100 per cent There are better way* to all excited about the “get-ac­ despicable people 1 will ev­ NAVY WIVES ar« always quainted coffee'' to be held wholeheartedly, Abby. U when you say that n hus­ make restitution. Prayer, er have to contend with, marefclog tor new and differ- November 17 at 10 a. m. at the has been said, "The truth band and wife should not keeping a silent vow never deliver me from the “klm •a t ideas on bow to keep busy Ballroom, with all enlisted shall set you fret." Rub­ tell everything Just to eleer to repeat the set, * special and tell” hypocrite. Confes­ aad entertained during tbe long wives invited to attend. This bish! Tha truth has enslav­ their own consciences. First measure of kindness aad lonely months of a Sled cruise. *•* the mam topic of discuss­ sions to d ear the consci­ ed me. I would givo every­ of all. It doesn't make the consideration. The punish­ A group of the Hoot Owl ion at their monthly meeting sin any less, so why hurt thing I own never to hare ment in greater when the ence T Baloney! Moat con­ wires bare come up with some on October tsth. heard my wife's "eonfsssomeone by eonfeselng? A guilt is born in silenco by fession* are motivated by a exciting plana this time. Janice Culver has brer slon." Sign ms, few years ago I became a the guilty one. T hen 1* wilful desire to Injure na They are cooking up menus elected treasurer to replace restless house w1ft, a n d A MAN IN PASADENA nothing noble about cleans­ r “before and after*’ dinner Peggy Saraney who is leaving innocent party, guilt trans­ s e e thought that an affair wftti ing one's conscience In tho eater parties, built around on October list. Hostesses foi ference, and tha wish to DEAR ABBY: So now another man waa the anewtears of another. tha attractions that the Mutual the meeting were Suianee boast. • • • \ er to everything. So. after you are giving spiritual ad­ Concert Association Is bringing Koorer and C. Ferrera. Confession to God io becoming involved, 1 be­ vice T Who are you to say Troubled? Write to AB. to town this winter. The October coffee Is slated good. Lika wise, confession that a husband and wtfa came pregnant. That woke BY, Box <9700, Loe Ang­ They figure the events will for today at 7:30 p. m. at the to a clergyman. Even to tho should not eonfcoa tha sin me up and I broke off with eles, Calif. For a personal «et them out of their old rou­ home of Pat Russell and the bartender or tho barber. of unfaithfulness to ont an­ him without telling him reply, enclose a stamped, tine ruts and expand their November business meeting But never to on# who wDl other? When one has brok­ why. Instead, I vowed to be eelf-addressed envelope. tnlnda, at tbe same time offer­ will be held the 19th at 7:30 p be hurt to hear It. en his marriage to w s , tha a better wife ami mother, • • • I ing a most pleasant and en­ m. at the Ballroom. Hostesses only way to wlpo the slate To have an affair la one and I worked toward that For Abby's b o o k l e t , joyable evening, for Uii meeting will be Elaine thing. It ia wrong, to bo clean le to make a full con­ end and prayed dally for “ How To nave A Lovely g l Along with exploring new Orazi and Margaret Reynolds. HOOT OWL Wive* Ret together to prepare for their theater parties which forgiveness. We now hare fession to the spouse and •ure. n u t it la a human Wedding," send 60 cents to musical experiences with such Assigned to bake for the are planned in connection with the Mutuat Concert Series. Here Donnie ask forgiveness from the weakness and the flesh Is a little daughter. My hus­ Abhy, Box 69700, Loa Ang­ groups as the Stetson Choir, USO In November are Janice deGunahl, (left) polinhen the teu service na Kuthy Hennon and Sura Jane wronged one. If my mate weak. Hut to inflict pain on band worships the ground eles, Calif. the Burke Family Singers, and Culver and Ruth Weiss, Smith pore over the cookbook to find some good new recipe*. has sinned against ME, It an Inriocsnt person, need­ she walks on, and she idol­ • I • others, they are going to lessly, le quit* another. ts to MR that he should broaden their culinary hori- VAII-T ENLISTED WIVES Last Wednesday the Chlef'ai PATRIOTIC RVAll-3 Wives Cook* and aamplers beside* ises him. We have other TV RINTAL Christ has been known to confess, and It Is MY for­ tons with the new Officers are planning election of offic­ Wives Club had meeting t o' j ^u, , “ United Nations Day” those already mentioned In­ children, hut there teems to • Sate* • fterrte* giveness he needs in order forgive the adulterer. ("Go Wives cookbook ers at thiir November meet­ which all wives of E7s, K8s dinner Saturday at tbe humc of cluded Kathy Russell, Ann l>e a closeness lietwern this Seminole TV forth, and sin no more.") to cleanse hia soul. 1 think Sara Jane Smith, ringlead­ ing with installation to take anil E9* were invited especial Fall, Flo Paulk, Donna Rear, little girl and her “ Daddy” WA 1-49M hostess Barbara Butler ami Hut Clirlet had no good er of these interesting plans place at a dinner dance sche­ 1Jyou should print a retrac­ Betty Kelly. Sue Monroe, Don­ that does not exist between Zenith rater TV .... sampled food* from many na Wells. Isabel Gushorn. Peg any of the others. So why tion, Abby. Many people has gotten the following Hoot duled for the Lake Monroe Inn message for the hypocrite. MM Saafard Asa fDwl wires to get their mem­ in December. Serving on the HOSTESSES for the RVAll-t countries, which each wife gy Mergo, J t Watson, Sandy break his heart hy telling read your advice and taka Who am IT I'm tha guy berships before tbe drive ends committee for arrangements Officers Wive* luncheon held attending had prepared. you seriously. Bolar and Chrta l-ovelac*. who once confessed to hia him that she la not hia • I I on November Mb. are Mrs. Clifford Stringer. at tbe Georgian Manor in Mait­ Barbara had passes! out the wife hia infidelity. chibl 7 This secret is be­ -SAVED" IN JOPLIN rl«>vi« f urxf) They are Uossie dctianahl, Mrs. J. It. Brussard and the land October tsth were Lor- recipes for the exotic diihes Calendar GUILTY DEAR SAVED: I still tween God snd me, and it e e a Shirley Youngblade, Doty Mat- president. ratoe Williams and Gwendolyn at a previous meeting, with In­ Oct. 29—RVAII-5 EM Wives. will always he that way. H I Uf IN T Ml A1HI believe that • confession icrowski, Pat Burch. Arvic At­ Mrs. W. R. Hays who Is Gilmore. structions on how to prepare Skate Party, Melodee Rink, 9 that will hurt an innocent COULD NEVER TELL DEAR ABBY: Re oont.a*«Tlm *w T w i n kinson. Kitty Snyder, (iinnie leaving the club because her Door prizes, always a high­ them. Then everybody brought a. m. to noon. Visa SI** rte *t Mate Sullivan and Kathleen Ilemon. husband is being transferred light of the luncheoa were car­ something exciting to the pot- Nov. 5—211 Wivea Installa­ • • • tion dinner, Ballroom, 7:30 p. to Three was presented with ried away by Edith Wimberly luck dinner. ( '• a * m i l ? OCTOBER has been a busy a going-away gift of a charm who drew the f'.oral arrange­ Tbe taste-tempting and eye- m. i l l r N H llrSffikV By Oswald Jacoby •a ia x ir* month for VA1M1 and Det 8 bracelet with a disc bearing ment and by Vickie Wilster appealing dishei ranged all Nov. 5— Concert Scrte* drive ^officers wives, particularly Use squadron insignia. who won a shampoo and set the way from Chinrse food and ends. .Mexican tout tn Indian curry. Nov. 9— RVAH-5 business those lucky enough to have Mrs. J. K Franklin and from a loc-d beauty salon. On* uf the most difficult heart bid put pressure on their husbands borne for an Mrs. Sue Bussard were guests On October 20th, members The group sampled each and meeling South. unexpected brief stay. and hostesses were Mrs. A. of the squadron beard a sur­ pronounced them all delicious, Nov. 12— RVAH-U. meet 1 points of bidding for the • Kill H* had t o find soma rabid However, even those who Surbrook, Mrs. T. L Sewell vivors benefits program which with plaudits to Barbara for p. m. Sue Mauer player who want* to more V A J 1097 • A J9 included information on de­ thinking up the idea. Nov. M — RVAH-9 EM Wives Into the expert rlass is th* •nd he made the cheapest found they had an additional and Mrs. Bustard. • • • pendent's indemnity compen­ Special guests were Cdr. progressive party wait for theirs to come home possible call of two spades. “rnrerse” hid. Nov. 17 — Tigerettes get ac­ had plenty of activity on the NOWC EXECUTIVE BOARD sation, serviceman's family and Mrs. Dave Dcarolph. Cdr. This sent North into orbit * J97I club'a calendar. U planning a night-time func­ protection plan,, survivor's So­ Dearolph is being transferred quainted coffee, Ballroom, 10 At Morvhead points out A to V K I t lie bid four no-trump t o ask V Q 9 4 (hot • "reverin'* hid Is the cial Security benefits. Medi­ to Five soon. Arriving from a. m. Jane Sandusky and Betty tion to include husbands. LAST X DAYS ♦ 949 a to o for aces and after South Hines hostessed a coffee at The group has decided on a care, Navy Relief and retire­ Jacksonville in time for dinner Nov. 2 1 - NOWC Harvest nsming of • ntw suit which + A K J 9 I 9 Patsr Seltere • H i t showed on* ace, North con­ makes it Impossible for part­ Ball, Ballroom, 7 p. m. was Susan Ryan. ptha BOQ Afterburner, with Harvest Hall which will lie ment benefits. SOUTH (t» Kike Horn at*r tracted for tha spade slam. ner to go back to your first three new members welcomed. held November 21 at Use Ball­ A AQ4S MA SHOT IN I'oor South had to lose one suit at tb* lowest possible EUren Cornett and Charlene room. There is to be an ela­ aoo club and one heart and when T1IE DARK” level. Thus in thn partner­ Graham attended their first borate buffet of heavy hors ♦ K Q ?» In Color apades failed to break h* waa ship sequence—one club, on* aqai function as officers wives. d' oeuvres and music for danc­ down two. heart, two diamond* — ths Ho ona i OPEN 1:19 Their husbands were recently ing. with festivities getting North said, “Partner! How h Wool Martb Rato commissioned aboard the CSS underway at 7 p. m. Tickets TV Time Show of the Night: since Mr. Clean. She plays a srrlpt tends to run downhill, opening bidder has reversed could you ravers* with n since he has made it impos­ 2# Piss 1♦ 9# Hooscvelt. Ann Miller, bride of can he obtained from the 10-11 p m. CBS. The Doctors nurse who falls in lose with e TILL X:M I she never falters for an in­ sible for the hand to play at Pam 4 N T. Pass minimum hand?" J# Lt. Wbitey Miller of Dct 8 also squadron or from the activity amt the Nurses. "Hlldtc.'' Fol­ a married former patient MON. • FRI. 9# Pam U Pam Of course, Houth had not stant. Very tittle artlon takes two clubs. representatives. Joined the group. lowing her recent sparkling (Darren McGasin) and has an Pam Pam ravened. North’s two-heart Alice Werner has volunteer“ Line up your sitters now sppearance on the otherwise affair with him — until ahe place In the hospital and we The bidding of today's Opening 1 bid had shut out two dia­ hand illustrates a typical mis­ to take over Jo Moloney’s and mark the calendar—treat dismal “ Mr. Broadway” ser­ finds out just how tar he's couldn't care less. Thera wa* nothing wrong monds. South's two-spade hid duties as '■epre.-entative to the your husband to a night out— ies, Barbara Fcldon is starred willing to go to satisfy his 9-1:39 p ill. CBS. World War understanding of just what a NOWC board and Cookie Weiss-1 turn about'* fair play," says in this hour and site's aliout ambitions. Miss Fcldon Is sim­ I. “They Sank the Lusitania.” leverse hid is and isn't. with South's diamond open­ was merely tha lowest bid ha North misunderstood, but his ing or with North's bid of could make and merely show­ man will take Alice's place Jo Watson. the freshest thing to hit TV ply wonderful and though the Another exceptional document­ NOW thns WEI). •a chairman of the telephone Jenny Nelson attended her ary. This one examine* tho unfortunatn partner had to two hearts after West over- ed four spades In addition to AT 1:99 • 3*1 • 3:1# called two dubs, but tha two- hia diamond su it committee. last meeting of the board at whole concept of German U- share the loss with him. 7:13 • 8:33 • • • the recent NOWC meeting as boat warfare, why it was be JIBS MBU Van Nichols was hostess for her husband. Cdr. Clifford Nel­ gun, how it was unleashed and an evening bridge party for son has orders to the NAO whit were lln consequences. J By Ruth Miiiett Checkertails wives at her School at the Pensacola Naval 8:30-9:30 p.m. CHS. The Red IS) Jfows w i t h Mlk* W a t . TUESDAY P. Jt Maitland home on Oct. tSth Air Station. Skelton Show. Freddie the Up* If you're mldiUc-aged amt out. You're slipping into old “Tha world la changing too r*H H ra| • a n d Dee Munday and Loretta Jenny has served as vice 00 C l f<p*n!*h Freeloader appeara as an un­ • i3R.ei.no <«» iirp >Mf. r»m. age fast and If you don't fast to suit me." (It isn't go­ IS i l M w , catch yourself making any of Allen will give a luncheon at president in charge of the tlilA-lliiin (Hi llajsfssn M«ra# dercover agent for the govern lu C l W h a t 'n T h is d o n s watch II, you'll l>* old.before ing to atop changing to suit the Hamilton House, Thursday. Thrift Shop and also as record­ » rslNPuslap |*. M. I thn following lemaiks, look ment tonight. C> I Ip >** (.wry you need be. It was a stroke of luck this ing secretary and has done an ltU*Si3tt <•» I O m . > • ( , r a m C l I’rlp* I* Might you, so you might as wtll try 10:1i i C l N B C N m i All uf these ure danger sig­ month that LI. (jgi Kenny outstanding job in both posi­ • o« m Newt tl:sul C l C u n p i n l r g i l o n to taka changea In your Nporte, \Vf»tlis»r nals: Fields was on hand when his tions. (Cl Andy o f J l , » h * r r y o> stride.) C l l i n t Tli» M-***g* “ I'm too old to change my (3) Xrttfitp* Itetty Willhaiick will be new new daughter, Kimberly Jo, I 31 <«) m s Welter 11:1IS C l J* o p * i d y ways.” (You're never too old “1 can't understand today’a arrived on Oct. 18th. Lt. (Jg) staff rep. for the hoard. (SI Th« Mr >1 S ld ',|, O ro n k tt# to change your ways, but if parents; now when MY chil­ Present at the meeting at Die O ) M issing I J n k . Ed Walters got an advance <2» lluntl#? - H r l n k U f Itetarl look at hLx three month old home of President Evel>n you think you are, you might dren were young . . WEDNESDAY P. M. (Just (9) -Iftuft’iftijta as well be.) Shcyl, too while the FDR Fitzpatrick were senior advisor M l (SI M *8qu«<t '.S OI (21 S e y W h*n remsmher, your children were ( ! ) f.nva of U f a (0) C»r ift W hin Ar« )wa* in the States. Mrs. June Mayo, Jo Molandy, “ I’ve don* my share of (9 ) K d t h i r K n u w a B*at T oy? brought up In a different Several birthdays were Alice Werner, Betty Stokes, 7 31 (Si Mr. community work. I« t the ItiSU M» Newa Novell It | i ( I ) J a e r : h for T o m o r ­ made brighter by father’s pre­ Arvie Atkinson, Marcia Foy, younger people tak* over." tint* and your child rearing (9) Coir b et gant look, be sure to have I have just returned from ro w Ml Pftopl# sence. Cdr. R. W. Kenny’s son Holly Bell, Terry Shattuck, (When you start to talk tike problems weren't the asms as new makeup accessories for (S) Truth o r Conaa* a trip to the famous Hess de­ • HI (Si h AdfOAUvo Matthew turned eight on the Thelma Unger and Jn Watson. I SO (31 M t n fr .m U M . C L t that ia when you rrully nred patents face today.) (lUiQCta partment store In Allentown, the new season. Understate­ (9) ll a l l o IV a I'ickdra ( I I M elUl*'# N e v r 18th snd Lcdr. Harvey Aubuc- Next meeting will be a t the some outside activities.) ment In application it best I’a., where the new collection Ift M; G u f d ln v l. f h i Ml lt*l Hktlton hoo’s Mark was seven the Shattuck ho.me. ” 1 don’t know what th* 91 f t ) VflC Na to a I >0 (9) The Tycoon of Julcs-Francois Crahay of for th* after-forty woman. •Ji M» H lrt T a lk President Fitzpatrick says If same day. Joyce Aubuchon (21 TW I younger generation Is coming For evening, lb* fragile look 1'aris was presented for the (91 Mo via l p ..! t ir o e t J u n c t i o n just squeezed her birthday in you haven't gotten your cook 1:30 M 13) Natoa. \ \ a > t h * r (91 I’vyton P l a c e first time in this country. I* beautiful. Get this through to." (Nothing will make you on the 22nd before Harvey left Ixwik. you can get It by contactIS (2) Kocn (31 f'vm palffn «'«%nlll*»»e The collection was created in the use of pule lavender face grow old faster than to lose ! • M» \ a T h a W arM T a r e a th* following day. ing her to put in your order. It 19 191 Th» V itfltlv# ( « ) M.Manca M l Th« l>oet«*r« en .| (hd Paris for the House of lain- powder and soft, deep rose- faith in young people.) • All of Eleven's traveling • • * 3ft ( 2 1 M IC .Nawe “ I believe in saying exactly N urita vin and was presented In the pink lipstick, using just a ft! M i I'aaawortl wives have returned from THE CHIEFS CLUB was the It 01 (3! (Cl (91 Nave wbut i think.” (Age doesn't (2) U»ratte Younc little theatre of this remark­ touch on your cheeks. M l l i n t la Europe now except Margot scene of a “ bring your own 11.2ft give anyone the right to go 21 (91 Ns' toil in* II.SO (31 T o n ig h t S h o w If you wear eyeglaiies able store by Jerri Golden, I f M> llo u aa I 'a r t y Patterson, who wilt remain in steak dinner” October 17th ( I I Movie around making tactless re­ ( 9 ) l»ay In C o u r t who has real fashion know­ (What after-forty w o m a n Germany with her family un­ with two couples Chief and marks.) I S i T h a lio eto ra WEDNESDAY A. M . duet not? And if sho doe* how. The ctelhea were delight­ Mrs. Ira Jarrell and Chief and til December. S3 ( 9 ) Llae llotoarsl “ I can't stand this or that." fully new snd in beautiful not wear them, she need* ue M l T o Tall ihm T rill* Jan Beal and Itea Garcia Mrs. F. Kerr celebrating their « st <t) S I | | Oa s t i t i l (Mop* (9 ) I ’lneti Sh'ira • P u r a t colors. There was “Angel- them!) a touch of eyeshadow (Violent dislikes can grow on arrived back at the same time 20th and Itth wedding anni- s :i (Si S « » « A \ V . * ( h * r Sttaclel a person, so don't cultlvata a terre,” an evening gown with provides a backdrop for ycur lot of thsm.) (3) A n o t h a r World s is i l l Miirtif C i v i l i s a ti o n as the ship and will visit with versaries, respectively. Sft M i Natoa i s t S u n ris e S « m M t * r a wide, long skirt of black eyes and is softly flattering. \nother Iwnoree of the party T SI C i Toils? their families until the cruise 11 |S ) Toy Don ( flay “ It stems as though you A deep gray eye pencil is can't trust anyone any mure." velvet striped in yellow satin was Chief John Stankiewlcz I l l Hll:i,hlns A ltm r.» c (C olor) ends. ( 4 ) T h # K<l*. •>' N ig h t (») M a s I.it with a bodice of (he velvet, m uch more affective than a (Don’t allow yourself to ba♦ Carol Dennison is hark In who is being transferred to : C ) t '. r m M arket Itspurt • • <S) T h a Match ( laeia long, graceful, tight sleeve* black ona. Sanford now and ready to stay RVAIMO at Whldby Island. M l Ml SVakr-UP tlo V lr, 19) T r a t l m a i f a r roinn distrustful. That is sn M ) tU c r a t Mtorm and a deep collar uf white ur­ Silver spray fur your hair unpleasant trait that is sure put for a while. She's been Washington. A large, luscious 7 w I t ! T -.U y Sft (31 Nik.' N a ar• (» t Mickle G is h . cake, baked and decorated by Till i l l U k *I N««r« w , » t h « r gently. A very attractive a f­ gives you an elegant look in to get worse with time.) traveling since early June. SI ( 3 ) tlaat of 'I ro 'ic h o • t • Shirley Simas was presented M l IS C e r t a i n R e n g a r o e M i IJoela W all H r m i A m Once , . . L o j /i h r Monika ter-five dress brought ap­ the evening; try it. It brushes “I’m just not interested in 10 ( 3 ) Walla ft'e/go » :j C l W t a i l o r - N .w s RVAIM T1GKRETTES are in his honor. plause from tha assembled out easily ths next muniing. meeting new people or trying JOHNSTON'S NO-ROACH: Simply hrunh Johnston’* M l T o il Beet 1:11 C l C a r t e o a * ( » i Haahunt Th* deep necklines are at­ to make new friends." (Un­ No-Konch In cabinets to control rockroncht*. on nllh to press. It was "Rome," dona tn l i t T o la ? l;ll C l ti l v a re s C o u r t S3 (S) M a l t a M i m a n t a le black crepe with a shallow tractive, but do not forget less you keep making new nt»p an In. Colorlrwn, odor lew* coating May* effective (og Hp o r t e I I I A i n t r lc s n l l ' . t n r j r yoke of linage embroidery. to use makeup and powder on friends throughout your life­ months. No need to move dbtheti. Harmlctw to pats. C l K u r i l s * S'ur W u i n m I t (S) N«M(* od« (9) Hporu, w» »!har. 111! C C a r t o o n s Ramembtr: No-Roach means no roaches. There was a three-cornered your neck and bosom If you time, your elrcle of friends is Nan « l i t (Si K u n p o r l e a n t C l Ilu fU l.i Uill J r . (4 ) L aava It T o l l a e v a r scarf to wear with this crea­ go in for the deep, deep open bound to grow smaller and IS:# ( I l M*ko R o» bi fu r 10 ( 9 ) Mid. r i a . Naw# tion. Crahay himself la a necklines. smaller.) Daddy 13 ( 9 ) ll e y f l o a a t a r — Naw# Remember that a small, very amusing person with a keen sens* of humor. This suitabla hat ia always very YOU HANDLE T H IS* creative man alto does ex­ becoming to tha mature wom­ quisite jewelry, which is an and lends an nir of sophis­ ...we take care of the rest shown with his collaction of tication. Tomorrow — “ Dear Edyth gowns. Put your comfort in our funds Out winWith Girl Vocalist To haea tha completely ele­ Thornton Mrlood” ter. Try our servici and clean burning Phillwjt the fiat d au home heating od Music 5 Nights from Phillips 64. t <Jaa)jby On Bhidqst •» dUqhUqhh\ Television Tonight T V Time Previews U)& hit(Oonmn w\i I Dis\ns . so in. iii io \n in:\nr Easy Way to Kill Roaches and Ants W IN N D IX IE FO O D STORES ORCHESTRA tjonX W A N T E D T R A IN E E S \ T A Week! Ph. $22-2784 M A C ’S O IL C O M P A N Y , INC. E. II. McALEXANDEK. President A Manager ^ EARL EVANS — DEALEU 10J Jt. LAUREL SANFORD for ynur plra-urs! Lire Monte nark Tans., Wsd, Thar*.. FrL, BoL 9:30 to 1:3* STEAKS • SEAFOOD CHICKEN LOU ROTAS* Mar-Lou Restaurant a Louagn Hwy. 17-92 S. of Sanfosd Passpoitto Success... Man sod woman ora urpoorty nsodsd ter IB M tnbjam ntcr is coming! MACHINE TRAINING Parsons soloclnd will b« trained In a program which no*d no* totorfor* with peasant job. If you quality, training can bo flnoncoo. Wrlto today. Ptea so Include homo pnone number end ““ “ AUTOMATION TRAINING Box No. 191, Tho Sanford Hereto ^ �• * rv -'. — TV - Tl HoroMope Forecast Ud tl Md TOO! aAvtofag* by m at Bigot lyylkittw d yo« m partkaUr typo o< uaderr t r ^ g aai tatoafs. But fifrala Baa blasting Bkftan. AIBSS (March t l to April IP) Certaia Amu of plouuro could coot you a pretty b o w , but take the opportunity to capitalize oa your talents instead. D ost Irk family mem­ ber. Seek Interesting pcraoaalTAURUS (April to to May to) Concentrating oa work in­ doors la wlao Instead of mak­ ing radical change* where buaiaeM affaire are concernod. Look at home problem* objectively. Vto positive meth­ ods to clarify. GEMINI (May tl to Jtme 11) Muck can la driving and la coavenaUoa coaid easily save you muck trouble later oa. Bo sure to look over reports. Sot that they are aboototoly ac­ curate. Don’t take chance». MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July tl) Any risks takaa la aa attempt to make money fait could cause you loei la the long run. See where you can lop off expenses Instead la present operation. Bo stead­ fast LKO (July a to August n ) Try using n new system if you want to advance instead of losing your temper or being forceful with others. Eliminate Ute obsolete. Show others that you are a warm, understand­ ing person and all la well. VIRGO (August to to Sep­ fk ;1 tember to ) Bidding yourself of personal aaxleities Is wise so that you can make the com­ ing days very hippy and pro­ fitable. Look Into fine, new systems. Excellent opportun­ ities are ahead for you. LIBRA (September 23 to Oc­ tober 22) Try not to be force­ ful with friends and use owu Ingeoulty to get what you want, or you caa loan good al­ lies. Delve Into enjoyable hob­ by later. Social event could be boring In P.H. Avoid It. SCORPIO (October 23 to No­ vember 21) Procrastinating will do no good, Just dive right lulu civic wurk and it is done. Use that fine ability you pos­ sess. Put everything else aside for the day. Be patriotic. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) While making changes Is a good idea, Ihla la not quite the pro­ pitious time for such, lie sure lo handle mlaalve you receive wisely. Don't let It throw you for a loop. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Jum p right in­ to the duties ahead of you and forget all about frivolities for the time being. Keep your promliea to others. Pay par­ ticular attention to the small details. AliUAKIUH (January 21 to February 19) Careful attention lo what partners say will spell the difference between har­ mony and arguments, lie alert so that you don't get stepped upon. A smile works wonder*. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Have privacy when you map out Important work ahead or others may pirate ideas. In fact, being with others could lead to arguments as well. Others are rather Jumpy. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be one of those Interesting persons who like* to operate In a little different fashion from others and ollen be misunderstood because of this trait. Don't give him, or ber, the chance to change things about In the home so that the mind will soon become disciplined. Then the chart la fine for any work connected with tho public or New Era pursuits. "The Stars Impel, they do aet real pet” What yea make ef year life k largely ap to YOUI Carroll Rlghter’a Individual Forecast for your sign for No­ vember la now ready. For your copy send your birtbdate and $100 to Carroll Rlghter Forrcaat, The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 28, Calif. Kejected A p p o in t mm t For the l i n t and only time in U. A. history, the Senate, on Dec. 16, 171)6, rejected President Washington's nom­ ination o f John Rutledge, of South Caroline, aa the lecond 'Chief Ju atk a of the Supreme Gout. ■L' �1 Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou -D ial 322-5612 4. Beauty Car* Classified Phones Permanent Special AIR-CONDITIONING » % O F r REG. PRICE By FEDDKRS Cut 'N Cun Beauty Shop H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 311 P alnatte At*. t&-o£U J09 So. Park AM. F r x i. ■•■fart l i l t 322-5612 ita tM ta r m t r 425-5938 CMst D im W * Nat l N | Dtataan 1 \ * * g t*»I «*1 K t & U p ta l M ILS# & A 1.8011A# • t a 1* IS 1-59 1A011.90 11 t e 11 IS 11-59 11.8912.85 10 to 2* 14 1.39 2.32 | 3.80 21 to IS I B 1.59 1.151 4.7* 1.99 S.T911.70 2« t o l l ■ l i l a t a i t — 1 l.laa ( f i n a -ltllo e « * H j r > Hat t IIJ* ■talmsaa Ck#r*> A ll I D * D ata A4a a t 1 -D o y B ata CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 91-5* Per lath (M l# ta a «a lacbaa at S n lia t ERRORS T h a lla ra l 4 w ill aat to apaatlkla fa t a a ra tkta i COPY T k a HaralA roaeyyaa D a palallaaa a t ta jtttla a at ta tla I■ | a a t ■ i u r l l M a a i t wklak It dooms abltatlaaakla ta tha pa11a t a ( tkta a t a a . pa P«». C O N T R A C T R A TE S O N R E Q U E ST Vk* In ftr) ftralB SWEETIE PIE Oct. 27, 1964 — Page 11 84. Rea) Estate • Salt DACHSHUND PUPPIES: 3 red femelrs, 1 wks. old. pure bred, shots, wormed. Cute A spoiled. 322-6903. BEAGLE PUPPY, mile, ARC Registered. 10 weeks old 322-7019. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outatasdwf 2 4 3 Bedroom Homes available is all Areaa of Sanford. Let us Show you Around I Pitoo Tntag i n Regalr W. L. HaraM — FA Piaao Servictag 4 Tuaiag Seminole Realty 323-2991 43. Plants, Flowers, Seeds 2 ADORABLE KITTENS for ONION PLANTS adoption, month old, bouse Crystal Was and Street Spaa broken. Pb. 322-9631. 1th per M 12.30; S00-1.M; S M tola 2 00. A. M. Prevatt, 1G. Poultry - Livestock 749-2113, Seville, Florida. STUD PONY, with new saddie end bridle. |!23. 322-1369. 50. Miac. For Sale 15. Special Services A & B CONTRACTORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING, PAINTING 4 INSULATING Financing Arranged 322 2297 Patios, Floor, Free E stim ate sand, cement, rock, pipe, “S t e 0 « jw • • • Hen t a «h* could f i t th a Non’* s h i r t o f tha rafraahm antsr* steel, irta te traps, dry wells. Stepping stoees. MIRACLE CONCRETE C a 309 Elm Ave. J23-3TI1 USED LUMBER: 3 s 6 GUARANTEED R epiin, Re­ through 2 z 12. Sheeting modeling. Hourly or Con­ and M o o r i n g . 20 yds. tract. 322-7600. Leatherette. Many p a tte rn . Mill Ends. 923-0793. ALTERATIONS on Mena 4 Ladiei Clothing. 939-1991. GUNS. Buy, aeii, pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE DRAPERIES- Beautiful Fa FISH CAMP. brici, free estimate!. Adim’i Decorative Service. 322 2022. OCT. SPEC. Scout type Can­ 22. Flonblnf " " ' teen Reg. fl.90 now 99c. Star plus City, 301 W. 1st St. RUUILW CLASSIFIED INDEX i ■ | > 3 t —lavs! * Found J—PsriomlB I—Kesuiy Cara S—Hay .S'ursarlM *—Chll4 Far# •—Defs—c a n —r*t» 1*—Livestock 11—Kptclsl Nolle#! 11—('stsrlnc 14—Plate* in E*t t l —Special s*»r*ic## 1*—Swimming Pool* IT—Janitorial S«r*lc»« 11—Do-ll-Tuur##lf tl—Ilulliltrs SuppIlM IS—Concrete I'.in.tr. It— lloms It'palr# >1—PlumMnu 1*—Palatine It—Wall Drilling l i —.Mr Cond. a H'SItnf II—lUJIo > T<l*«l#lon II—Plmlo A K-iul|im#nt 10—11 "in' Appllancoa LADDERS, BAGS Centncting Repair* Basswood 4 Brucewood pick­ FREE ESTIMATES ing ladders, picking bags, 2 . I’r n to n a b B. L HARVEY 104 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3393 clippers, citrus bags. Ask Do you have a drinking prob­ (or our list. A. M. Prevatt, XI—Builnaas Kiiulptninl lem Write P. D. Boa 1313, 2.1. Painting 11—Job Printing 749-2113, Seville, Fla. i t —UphoDttry Sanford l i —Vacuum CDansrs FOR A PAINTER, inside or WEDDING GOWN, ilae 7, 11—Moving * Scons* MRS. B R O W N MILLER’S out, call Luther Tasker at IS— Kilvrnil n iton White Akncoa Lace 4 Tulle. 41—Plant*—Flow'ra—Ufada Home Made Fruit Cakea, 322-6139. Floor length veil 4 Tiara In­ I t —Miac For Dal# wrapped for overseas. 32211—Arllcl#* For ll'nt FOR PAINTING 4 R epair- cluded, 840. Call 322-6949. 3604. 52—Swap nr Kich*n(t Call 322 3121. XX—Wantad To lluy BILL'S BARGAIN BARN XX—Fumlluro For a«lo of 10,000 Items 21. Well Drilling i l —Antlquo For Sals 11—Monty To Loan 1300 Grapevllla Ave. «*—Bualntts Opportunist WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, M i l 'll K lit' k tl.K Carpets clean easier with tha NOTICK Id HKREHV (11VEN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS t h a t on t h a 4t h d a y of S’o v t m Blue Luitre Electric ShamAll Types and SUe* b a r , 13*1 a t 11:H0 A. 1! a t th a pooer only II per day. C ar W « . t d o o r o f t h a Cou rt Hnu»a From Sanford aichxnio We Repair and Service o f S e m ln n to Coun ty, a t Sonfnrd, roll'a Furniture. S T I N E F l o r i d a . Ilia u n d e r i l g n f d Clark WTUuffer-fwr- *#i» t h a follo w in g Machinery and Supply Co. Electric ROASTER - A. Base. d a a r r lh a d r a a l p ro p erty : 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6433 Oil Space Heater. 139 Coun­ 55.* Furniture Fur SaleLot 11. Illoi k S WE AT ItK R S F t E L D F IR S T ADOItry Club Rd., 322 9364 altar FKKE ESTIMATE • TION. a c c o r d i n g t« lha plat S p. m. t h a r a o f aa rec o rd ed |n P lat Upholstering 4 Mattreia ren­ B o o k IS. p a « a «*. Public ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ th is r m r i'ir rn t ht. GUNS R e rn rd a of llm l n o ll Coun­ i n NINTH JIDICIAL 1 1NCI IT IlF 22 Marlin Bo't Action; 22. Darture. Call N il Bedding Mfg. ty. F l o r i d a to g eth er w i t h all a t r u c t u rt a . FLORID*. IN AND FOR RKMI. ingcr Matched, German; 22. Co., at TOP Celery Ave. I m p r o v e m e n t * . n a tu r e * . appll- NOLB COl'NTT a n n a , a n d a p p u r t t n a n r a a on i n c h a n i -r r t n o . i u * r Frontier Single Slz, Ger­ FA 2-2117. NOTICB o r • a i d l a n d o r uiod In c o n j u n c ­ man; 23. Browning Auto F O R B C L O S U H H I t LB tio n thorow tth. Used furniture, eppflineei, Rifle; 32./410 Savage O/U; T h o a f o r t a i l d aalo wtll ba H E R B E R T C H E R R Y , look, etc. Bought • Sold. Plat n llff, m a d a p u r a u a n t t o a final do32. Savage Auto Pistol; 410 r r a a of f o ra c to a u ra an tarad in •r». L arry'i Mart 213 Sanford Dbl, Spinlih; 12 Ga. Ithica C h a n c a r y Action No. H J 1 I now W I L L I E JO NER a n d DKULOH Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. p a m t t n a In lha Circuit C o u r t JO N E S , h l i w lf a . Mod 37 Fcath«rlight Cutis D 'f e n d a r H e o f lha N i n t h Ju d ic ia l Circuit Comp; II Ga. Browning Su< Sell Ua Your Furniture. N O T IC E t l H E R E BY ( l i v e s ' o f a n d f o r fam ln o la Coun ty, t h a t p u r a u a n t t o A fin al d ac r a a perpoied Lightening* Full/ Florida. Quick Service With the DATED t h l a J l r d d t p a f o f f o re c lo s u r e r a n d a r a d a n tha Full It Mod ’Imp; 309 llusCask. SUPER TRADING l l r d d a y of O c t o b a r , A. D. I l l * , . f(«-tnl.ar. 1311. quvsrna Mauier Action In t h a t r a r t a l n o a u i a p a n d t n c (SEAL) POST. PA 2-0671. In t h a (.droult C o u r t In a n d for A r t h u r H. Beckw ith, J r . Swedish; 2 Antinque MidC l e r k o f lh a Circuit C o u r t S t m l n n l * C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In East Pistols; 323-0393 after For tfte biggest iciectloo of C h a n c a r y Vo. 11,117. w h e r e i n , Bv: M a r t h a T. Vlhltn H a rb o rt C hgrry la plalnlltf. and S Please. nearly new and used furni­ r x p u t y C lark WHIM J o n t l a n d Ba uloh Jo n a a. wan d an B a r e A Oay ture. see NoU'i Furniture h l i w ifa. a r a d a f a n d a n t g . th a FREEZER— Earn a Freezer 13k E a s t C h u r c h ktraat Broken ge in Caiielberry u n d o r e lg n e d , a a C l a r k o f t h a « I0 Klrat F r . l r r a l B u ttlin g or Freerer Refrigerator a f u r a a a t d C i r c u i t C o u rt. Will, O rlando, Florida ou 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. w i t h i n t h a l e g a l h n u r a o f gala l*ii til I>h O c t . I I . l»«l. Combination. Call 322-7137. rn r-in i ____ «n I t h . S o » 'n i t . » r , IS(I, n f f i r Sanford. fo r » i l ' a n d i ' l l t o ■lie h l g h ' i t tit). Huhlnes* O ppnrl. IN T H E C lULtAT CIH IIT » f anil h ' a t b i d d e r , f o r caoh. at THE NINTH J I ’D i r i A I. CIH- rha m a i n d n o r ( b a i n * l h a W a a l CARDINAL Sewing Machine. FOR LEASE c v rr, IN AND rn n IEMINDLE d o o r 1. o f th o C o u r t b o u o o ta Frlgldaire Refrigerator. IV) Sanford, S -m lnote C o u n ty . r n t s T Y , FLO M tna SERVICE STATION. each. Call 122-7363. F l o r i d a , <h« f o l l o w i n g dooertb* * C H A N C E R Y NO. I I I M Good Locauon. Good ProducU. F IIU T FED E ItA t, SAVINA* ' . t p r o p ' r t y l y i n g n o d b e i n g In Good Treatment A N D LOA N A*8tH'r tTH>N OK . ' ' m i n o l o C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , to AUTOMATIC Washer, Girl'i wit: O R L A N D O . a corporation. PHONE LOCALLY 322 4312 26” Bike. 322-1279. T h o E aat i t faot o f l h a p la in tiff , or apply to tha t v » » t 111 .11 faat o f th a a a. N o r t h l i t *1 fa at o f tha Automatic Washer. 322-3902. PURE OIL COMPANY BICHA RD M CRAM. JC AV- Legal Notice 322-5612 Legal Notice E a a t 11 f a o t o f th o W aat N K i E. C R A IO . bla wlfa, TIME 11*3* faot o f th o N o r t h I* F I N A N C E S ERVIC E. INC. > f " t . an d t h o K a i l i n foot F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n , and IV. V o f th> W a i t l l l . l i f i * t of R O B E R T S . M. D . t h * No rth H I I t f " t of p afaitd aB l» I'M I. R o b i n s o n 's P u r v e y of N O T IC E OF SI IT an A d d itio n t o S a n f o rd , e n d ■TA T E O F r L O R I I I t i b eg inning t a faat S o u 'h C O i NTT o r O R t V . f i a n d I I fao t W o a t of t h a NB TO t JEA N N EA E CRAH c n r n t r a f L o t 1, of Robin naaldanra Cnknnun i n n ' a a S u r v e y o f an Ad itTou a r a h a r a b y noil (lad t h a ' Hon to S a n f o r d , aa r e c o r d ­ a au lt h a a baan f i l'd **«ln*t ed In F l a t B « « k I. p a g a a l ] y o u In l h a ab o v a a n 1111ad c»ue» a n d I I . 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F l o r i d a , no t l a t a r th an Nov­ foot S o u t h a n d ton foot e m b e r - a l i s t If you fall to do M o o t of r h o N u r t h o a ' t cu r ao a D a c r a a P r o Confaaio will) n ' r of L o t I, of R n b l o a o n ’o b a a n t a r a d a * a l n a t you for the S u r v e y o f a n A d d itio n to ra tla f d a m a n d a d to tha Com S a n f o rd , a a recorda.1 p l a i n t . T h l a au lt ta |o f o r e - !««• I 'l a i l l u . k t . p ag aa I I an d a M o r t g a g e . T h a raal p r o p e rty | PI. nf th o P u b l i c t t a c o r d a p r o c a a d a d a e a l n a t lit of sf'm ln n la C o u n t y . F lo rid a Lot 1 In Block C. of U t ltO E l r u n W aat S i faat, l h a n c i J I I U H *1*1101VISION. S am l-| South af .P t faot, th e n c e tw in C o u n ty . Florida. • Kaot I I f o o t, t h e n c e N o r th r n r d t n e to p l a t Ihataof. r " t o t foot, t o point o f b e ­ c o r d a d In P l a t Book 11. ginning). p i g « It. of t h a Public P>*‘ r o n l a o f damlnula County, a n d M id aala w i l l bo m ad a p u r . • u a n t to an d In o r d e r to a a tlo f y F lorida. W I T N E S S my hand a n d tha th* I ' r m a of o a l d fin al d e cree W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d off!s a a l o f t h l a C o u r t at Orlando. F l o r I J a . t h l a ISlh day o f Oct- r al a*al a t S a n f o r d , S em in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , th l a J l r d day o b ar. A. D. l i l t o f (h -tober. A. D. 111*. (SEAL) (UK \ l . t A r t h u r H Beckwith A r t h u r It Ito. k w l t b , J r , f ritrk t C l a r k of t h » C ir c u it C o u r t | fly; McirthA T V l h P * By W a r t h a T . Vihlon tJILKtf. H K D H I C k 4 D e p u ty Clerk IIOUINSO.V Hutchloaon A L effler 101 K u s l C h u r c h tftrtftt A tto rnoya _ O r U n d o , F lo rl-U C o . D r a w or H At torn ty < for FIi Jn11ff P u M l i h Oala 2»>. 1*. 4 *. *'• <in( rd. F lo rl.l u t ’u l.l i'h (Jot, *7, l i t * . 1014. CDF-1 VI ppr-7 4 ANTIQUE dock 4 3 Candelabras, all 830. Aluminum Patio Furniture, reasonable. Persian kittens. Ph. 322-3614. 51. Arlirlr* For Rent RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y Beds, by Day. Week, or Month. CARROLLS FURNITURE l i t W. 1st 122-3191 53. Wanted T<> Huy USED Furniture, one piece or houseful. Beat prices. Furay Bedding 4 Furniture Co., 901 W. 1st St. 322 6391. HOUSE W A N T E D FROM OWNER. Will asiume Mort­ gage on 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. Write Full Dctaila-Boz 96, Sanford Herald. USED FURNITURE, one room or houseful, tools, miac. items, ANYTHING you bavg to tell. 322 2270. 55. Furniture For Sale KROEHLEH Sofa 4 Chair reasonable. 910 Myrtle Ave. HIDE AW\Y RED. good condi­ tion. 123. Ph. Non!/ 9 1200. DcBary, For Sale • 7 . H o uses F o r R en t 108. A p s r tm a a ts f a r t o r t I BEDROOM house, complete­ ly furnished. 323 0397. DOWNSTAIRS Furn. Apt., Ideal for retired or chlldlaas couple. Inquire 41TV4 W. Utk S t . City. 95. Houses For Sale 31. Musical Inatrumenta Geoe Cumbaa - 15. Hi OAK SHADED URCKNBRIAB 1 full acre of tree*. High and Choice leta available In dry. West aide. M ar Inter* Greet briar af Lack Arher state. Full price, 81,000. everteeklag golf m m . Cuetarn building ta year S t Johns Realty i pacific*tlcsz. Creeabrtar THE TIME TESTED FIRM developed by 119 N. Park Ave. FA *6123 K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA 16074 BART PILCHER, BROKER 90S P alnsoat Dr. Personal Service Call 322-749S By Nadine Seltzer HARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, 30. Horn* A p pllancta 10S So. Oik, Free Parking. 2nd It Oak, Evening ipp't. ALL Typ«s at new major Ap­ 322-37(3. pliances at Drastic DUcount. Call 322-9449, J A R T ry in g 6. Child Cere Post, Ise., DOS B. Oraagg Bicasom Trail, Orlaouo. CHILD CARE in my home, lar«e fenced y*rd. 1313 Perk LIKE d s w , ’90 Eire. Stove, Ave. 323 9346 clock timer, Ezel. cend. 322-1921. 8. 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Air Com!. * H «tin* 11—Monty Wantod • t—?s»lnss * Loan M—Insurance • )—School# a Inileuctloia T<1—Kmptoym'at iorvlcaa 11—Malt It#Ip Wantod l i —Ftmal* Kelp Wantod 11—Main or Ftmalo Help Tt-Salta ll#lp Wantod 11—Situation Want'd i II—Incoma Property U—Uuilne.t Prop.—lain IJ—Ito• 1 Katalt Wanltd It —lltal Katal# Halo IT—llu .ln t.t lltntalo so—Lola For Halo j SI—Forma—Orovaa IS—Out nf Kioto Acrtafo *»—Huuaaa For Sftlft 14—House*—sal* or IWol >1—llini.o For llenr | ICO—Ite.urt Hemal# 1«1—Tro Her#—Cabana# 102—Itiititlft llomti—tint# 1 lot—Trollar Uiioc#—Rant li)i—Trolltr U l i - S t l i mi—Apartment* For Hast lot—Itooms For Rant Ilo—kloiBl Hoami 111—ll#ntol Aatnt* 111—Wsnitd Ta Itont 111—Autoo Fur Sola lt<—Autoa—MaU or Trt<!i 111—Truck# For Sal# no—Automotive Harvlr* 111—fcoolere a Cycle# 111—llosla * Motor# If)—Marina Bupplloo 425-5938 From Hemlnol# Couniy (Dial Plroct) I ROOM house, l block from Osteen school. 322-3771. 3 BEDROOM Lakcfront, un­ furnished. 1130. FURNISHED Apt., 363. LARGE furnished house, 8130. NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, kit­ chen equipped with 12 citrus trees 4 fruit, 8100. DUPLEX, furnished, 365. H O M ES F O R SA LE Ball-Blair Agency REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd 4 Park Ave. Phone 322-3641 2 Bedroom home, 917 Catalina. For the Beet Buy ta A New ur Bessie Home, See Stenatrom Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 3-3233 anytime We H u e The Home For You* 4 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, Central air A Heat. 322-3303. Stenstrom Realty 25HS PARK DRIVE 2 RDRM., 1303 Elliott, 86,300 322-2420 322-7493 322 0323 or 323L NIGHTS 322-6134 — 323-0346 READY TO MOVE IN New 3 4 4 Bedroom Homes, 1-2 baths. So Longwood area —Trades considered, and we'll build on your lot. Semi­ 2 BEDROOM frama bungalow, close In, sound condition, nole County's Leading Build corner lot, shade, piua small er garage Apt. far Income. Re­ HAROLD LOGAN duced to 17.000, good Terms LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. Sales office: So. on U. S. IT- available. 92 lo Diale Bell Dinar, turn 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, brick, right one block ou 5*mlnole new, a ir conditioned 4 cen­ tral beat. A U S. Sleet Home, Ave. 939-3911. 1200 square ft. for 831,900. Epitome of Quality NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Loch Lot itfd oo the loveliest corner Arbor, near golf course, cen­ of 21st 4 Oak, Tree bark tral beat, duel for air con­ brick construction, 3 big bed­ dition. FHA 4 VA approved rooms, 2 baths. Tennessee A I, 816.900. stone fireplace, huge double cerporte, central beat & airconditioning. Copper flash­ ing. well 4 pump for lawn 1901 S. Park Ave. work. Many plus features. FA 3-3232 anytime Call now for your appoint­ ment to see this lovely home. Exeluslte with UNFURNISHED Houae. Kitchen equipped. 2611 Laurel Ave. ROOM Collage, all utihtie*, including linen (urn.. Adults only, Weex nr month. 2404 Park Ave. 3 BEDROOM. 2 Rath, 14x29 Fla. Room. Yearly lease $120 mo., 1321 E. 24th., Call 322 6770 before 9:30 or af­ ter 3. ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom. 3 Bath, Unfurnished, g o o d neighborhood, r e a s enable. Call 322-7990, 110 Allies Lane. 2 B E D R O O M Unfurnished House, newly painted, 600 W. SU) St. 322-0769. 3 BEDROOM Turn. House, 2461 Palmetto, all conven­ iences. nice location. Th. 323-1249. 2 BEDROOM House, So. San ford Ave. Ph. 322 0434. WANTED Permanent Renter 2 to 4 years. 2 Bedroom house, large living 4 dining, plenty of room, some furniture, good garden grounds if pre­ ferred. Right prica to right party. Ph. 322 8007. Seminole Realty St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 119 N. Park Ave FA 3 6 t» j $100 DOWN RENTALS 3 BDH.M., 2 Bath, Living Rm.. FHA - VA HOMES HOME RENTERS Dining Rin., Kitchen, Break­ 2, 3. 4 4 BEDROOMS It'a Just good builnesa to fast R m , Ige. screened 1, lit. 4 2 BATHS cheek firit with Sanford’s porc4. Utility Room, Car­ KITCHEN EQUIPPED largest H o m e Servicing port. G o o d Neighborhood, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! Agency. Fine Hemes, Fairly no qualifying. Small Down. For Complete Information Priced. In all Sixes I 322 0(40, ios E. Jenkins Cir­ See or Call Your cle, Pinecreil. FHA - VA SALES BROKER LONGWOOD- F1IA — Avail able for Sale—901 Lor matin We Have Tbs Home For You Circle South, 3 Bedroom, 72. Female Help Wanted. Hi Bath, newly painted 9100 Down 354 per month. Th. LADY, for light Delivery 6 266S PARK DRIVE 241-1270, Orlando. Collection Work. 3tust have 322-2420 322-7495 car. temporary 2 weeks posi­ NIGHTS 322 6924 — 323 0346 tion. Call Wednesday—3226010. Investment 4 Realty 75. Male or Femnle Help 119 N. Park Ave. 222617* HOME OWNERS Stenstiom Realty SOUTHWARD MAJOR INSURANCE COM­ PANY offers qualified man or woman debit paying min­ imum 863, maximum un­ limited. Vacations, Conven­ tions, Group Insurance, Dis­ ability retirement 4 Regular retirement Income. Contin­ uous training. Call Orlando, Fri., Sat., Mon., or Tuts. A M. GA 2-3624.__________ IMMACULATE Government Owned 4-Bedroom, 2 itory, IVt bath, Homes separate dining room, den, sewing room, large living room, cen'ral heat 4 air con­ dition. Beautifully landscap­ Selection of 2, 3, and 4 ed, fenced yard. Convenient Bedrooms located in various sections of Sanford to school and shopping. Price Immediate Delivery 119,500. $100.00 DOWN Seminole Realty 1-Room Efficiency a p t wit* pvt, bath 4 shower, aultabl* for couple or single person or retired All utilities in« eluded in rent. Ideally lo­ cated on i r St., within 1 block of 2 free parking Iota and ahcpptaf canter. In­ quire at Manual Jacobson Dept. Store 111 E. First St, 108. Rooms For Beat CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. FURNISHED, 3 nice, clean rooms. J22-3677. 113. Wanted To Rani Ground floor funilihed Apt. or House. 360 to (70 mo. Call 3S-1133 alter 4 p. m. 115. Autos For 8al* ^JcHEVYI^JoVATeacrt. lent condition. 11600. Pb. 322-2243. A~BUY: 1964 Dodge Dart, GT. 4 sp. shift oo floor, Radio 4 Heater, Buff color/gold stripe, A t Corn). 669-3033. '33 Chevrolet, 6 cylinder, stick. $193, See at Diearawold Trailer Park after 3 p. m. 1937 VW Convertible 1061 Engine and transmission, radio and beater. Call 3229959. $473 cash. '59 FORD, 2 dr. Gala. Ex. Cond., small cash needed to take over payments of $29.44 on 3682 Dal. 322-1330, Eat. 303'301. Borja PN 2, 1:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. ra. week* day*. ‘02 BU1CK 4-door aedan La* Sabre, radio, heater, auto, drive. 2-Wheel trailer. Slegler | i i heater. 069-371*. 118. Truck* For Sal* a. a i i — ’49 FORD Pick-up, Runs good. 6Q3 Haywood Dr._________ 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Palnk Company *19 Magnolia Pk. FA 3-462* Stenstrom Realty AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 2565 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 322-7495 NIGHTS 322-6824 - 323 0316 Auto Glue, Tip* 4 Seat Covers 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 0032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED — -------- m ... a 121. Scootern ft Cycle* 3 * BEDROOM, 2 hath, un furnished. 1 ml. to base, 2 blocks to shopping center 4 school. 1 year lease reqjilr ed. $120 mo. 3226470 after 3 p. m. Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY Office; 323-2119 Nlghta; 321-0700 323 0449 *324 Park Drive B E D R O O M Trailer on large lane. Adults only. Th. 322-73*9 10f>. Apartments for Rent LAKE MARY clean furnish cd Duplex A pt, 1 bedroom. Call 322 3930. 96. Houses • Sale or Rent CUSTOM Built Home on Lake. Ph. evening! 322-1397. BEDROOM FI1RN Duplet wilh utilities |fi0 mo 122 6659 $30 mo. Up. Surplus City. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. $63. Ill E. 9th . 322 4293. Fum. Apt. 2300 stenonvllle. 97. Houses For Rent MODERN 2 Bdrm. furn. Apt. UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom 60t Palmetto Ave. 322-1374 after 3:30 p m. house, Kitchen equipped. Pb. 322 3631. 3HEDROOM, 2 hath, Fla. room. P i n e c r e s l . $115. 322-0396. 3 BEDROOM Country home, Urge fenced in yard. Call 322-1760. 1 BEDROOM Furnished house. Call 322-1223. 3 BEDROOM Furnished house. 1214 Myrtle Ave. Ph. 122 2951 VESPA 130 Scooter, good aa new, many extras. 322-7960. 121. Boats ft Motors Gateway To The waterway Robnon Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304 66 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3*01 *14*Fl T u NABOUT Boat, top, windshield, remote control. 40 IIP Mercury 4 Taller, Al* ao 12 ft. Aluminum boat, t H HP Kvlorude 4 Trailer. All for $600. Ph. 322-120 af* ter 6 p. m N A TIO N A L B A N K ^POSSESSION\ FUIIN. APT., lights 4 Water included. 372-3139. TRADE: 3-Bedroom frame. In FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Tampa, for 3-bedroom In Cowan 322 4011. Sanford. Contact Mrs. John Furnished Apts. Centrally lo­ Welsh, 36t6 Farrison St., cated $43.00 4 360.00 per Tampa. Fla. month. Ph. 322-3611. w Inquire at 306 W. 13th St W E L A K A APARTMENTS 114 W. First SL Good Rental homes, Priced right, are renting and leasIng fait) Call Today, For Prompt and Efficient Service. It Pays! 102. Mobile Homes - Sale MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 550.00 1-3 and 3 Bedrooms St. Johns Realty NEW and USED T K t TIME TESTED FIRM FOR THE BEST HOME BUY Awnings 4 Cabanas 119 N. Park Ave. FA 161B 71. Sales Help Wanted SEE YOUR QUALITY MOBILE HOMES MEN OR WOMEN- Full or Hwy. 17 92 S 322-2562 EVERETT A. HARPER V A FHA part time, Flexible hours, AGENCY • REALTOR 103. Mobila Homes • Rent training provided. Husband MIS 8. Park Ave. 4 wife can wnrk together. 9bones FA 1 2264 er FA H X S LIFETIME income, early Retirement. Top earnings S A N F O R D ' S N E W E S T possible iirst year. Call Win­ HOMES, West 4lh St. San ter Park, 939-4(60 for Ap­ ford. 3 Bedroom, Uk bath, pointment. FHA 4 VA Loans. LMN EN TERPRLSES. Inc., Builder. Harold Logan, call 939-3911. 69. Schnola & ln*tructlon* 77. Situation Wanted Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. BABY SITTING, Days, Nights to dark. MEN - WOMEN WANTED AT or Regular. 322-12x3. Cathy. ONCE lo train lor Civil Ser­ vice. Gorki pay. Thoutandi DAYS WORK. 3226226. Stemper Agency of Joba open. Eiperienre REALTOR INSUROR 6.1. Heal Estate Wanted usually unnore«i»ry. For in­ FA 2-4991 1919 9. French Ave. formation on Jobi, Salaries, STORE Building wanted borne Requirement!, local inter­ A auto retailer seeks suit­ Payton Realty view, write giving address, able locitioa, preferably So. 332-1301 1763 a t Hiawatha phone. AMERICAN Service, of Sanford on Rt. 1762. Send Bos 96, Sanford Herald. NO DOWN PAYMENT particulars to Boa No. 106, ASSUME Mortgage 3 Bed c/o Sanford Herald. "SEE IBM training opportun­ rooms, IV* bath 4 air condi­ ities on Amusement Page 6A 81. Itcal Estate • Sale tion. Kitchen equipped, Vene neat to Movie Ada." tian Blinds, Carport, after LARGE Modern home, l acre 3:30 P. M . 105 Oakland, 71. M ils H elp W anted ground Near Panla School. Sunlarui Estates, Sanford. Easy financing. 3223376. 30 MEN wanted to help set up TRANSFERRED, 3100 Down, shows 4 rides Apply man 40 acres, I330.UU per arre. 3 Bdrm , fenced yard, kit ager Blue Grass Shows, John E. Fox, Realtor ehen eq tipped. North Or A m e r i c a n Legion Fair 206 N. Park Ph. 323 0350 laodo, Pn. 323-2291. grounds on Hwy. 17 92 South, Monday, Nov. 2 it 7;00 A. M. VALENCIA Orange Groves, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS warm location, 23 acres, a IF YOU can sell and will he beauty 4 years old. Triced Realtor satisfied with S100 to start right 849.300, Vi Cash. Raymond Lundquist, Asae. oo liberal Commission scale, RIVERFRONT Ranch Home PA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg call Room 206. Meitch Bldg on beautiful Wekiva River HOUSE, wilh new roof, stove, over Faust Drug Store. San with 250 feet frontage. Pric­ It. water heater, attic fan, ford. ed to sell now at 325,000 with floor furnace 4 pump. With 72. Female Help Wanted Terms. Furn. garage Apt. 2392 San­ ford Ave. 310,900. 3226323 or HOUSEKEEPER, live in, Holl 3254. days 4 weekends off, 3 School age children phone FA 2 5232 anytime 3 BF.DItOOM, 2 Bath, screen 322 7141. 1*01 Fuk Avtnua ed patio. Ph. 323-0341 FURN, Apt., Adults. 322-1924 FOR SA LE l 1959 H-61-T. Mack Tractor; 1 1959 Great Dane Trailer. 31 Foot Iahie, Transicool Un* derslung Unit. Value $12,000. Will Sacrifice For Quick Sal* For 88, 000. Mcltobert* Tire Supply 103 W, 1st Sanford, Fla. ’60 l.inrnin 31147 hit. $34 '60 Ford $767 hal. $19 n s , ’39 TontUr 37H6 bal. $16 ms. '39 Plymouth $367 bal $11 mo '59 Ford $677 bal. $33 mm '19 Plymouth $.169 hal $.11 ms Ml Mercury 1399 hal. $12 mn. '39 (ildsmobile $997 bal f.1.1 m» MS Ford 1296 b a l $17 mo. MS IteSoto $766 bal. $11 mo. 56 Ford $399 bal. $11 mo. M6 Pontiac $166 bal. $31 mo. MS Hillman $196 bal. $37 mo. MS DliHroubilr $396 bal $11 mo *36 Chrysler $396 bat. $31 mo. MS Dodge $396 bal. $11 mo. MT Imperial $198 bal. $38 mo. 57 DaSuto $196 bal. $22 mo. MT Cadillac $167 baL $12 mo. M7 Chevrolet $299 bal $17 m* M7 Lincoln $699 bal. $11 m*. M7 Cadillac $897 bal. 941 mo. 37 Buick $337 baL $32 mo. MS Mercury $99 bal. Casts M3 Cadillac 1199 bal. 112 mo. jAi* 1 1 )1 / SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Sanford. Florida I2I-430* Natluaal Repossessions In r. J �Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FIN* FURNITURE COUNTY About 254 disabled poopit «ai iopndttU to the Orludo Smico a m Including Seminole Coast/ will become eligfele lor Socltl aacurity dieability booefils or wiS have benefit* they era now receiv­ ing tocrsseod, according to Coioael Byron a Pettcu, so­ cial eocarity district mans par la Orlando. An benefits and increases era provided by a now amend­ ment t« the social security law wbkb changes the rule lor setting tbs date on which a worker's “period of disability" bod waited beyond 4be time limit for filing aa application. Others mty not have heard •boat disability benefits. We went to hear Worn them u Increases in benefits now being paid will be re­ tractive to November 1995 and will be paid with the checks to be delivered early la December. People newly eligible tor benefits because of the ameadmest will receive back payments to November 19M M they apply before the end of November 1944, stated Coioael Patton. ability to ba recognised, Coi­ n s! Psttoa pointed out It af­ fects eely people who worked •ader serial security tor at least five of the 10 years before Tha Toe Club of Lyman they beesme disabled end who High School w u represented applied after July 1963, or by six officers and members and their sponsor, Ralph Jen­ kave set yet applied. "We have the names and ad­ sen, a t tha oxocuthra board dressee of those who applied, matting of Florida Toe Clubs and we either have already Saturday In Tampa. written to them or we will Purpose of the meet w u to within n tow dejrt,” Colonel consider the eligibility of the Patton said . "They do not various Tee Clubs to affili­ need to take any action right ate with the state organisa­ away, but If they do not hear tion and to p re para recom­ tram us within two weeks they mendations for the state con­ vention. should call or write us. "On the ether hand," Col­ Thou attending were Mike onel P a t t o n emphasised MeMlllen, president; John 'There may be many former Puglia, vice president; Bar­ workers who are now disabled bara Day, secretary; Carlton but who have never asked at Calienberger, sergeant - a l ­ the social security office to arms; Bob Dowdy and Bob find out whether they may be Foremen. M A T H E R of Sanford Robert A. Ramble/ Jr. woe Installed as master councilor of Uie Seminole Chapter, Or­ der of DeMolay, la ceremon­ ies a t Masonic Temple Sun­ day. Chairmen W. W. Cash give e welcoming speech explain­ ing the high principles af the Order of DeMolay to the ma­ ny visiting friends and rel­ ative! and the prayer wee given by Rev. E. W. Smith, of Firat Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Representative P a M alay awards were presented to Robert A. Rumbley Jr. end Steve Stein by the chapter advisor, E. L. Weber. DeMolay members installed PORTION OF THR CROWD of more then 80,000 peraona who Jammed w en: Robert A. Rumbley Jr., Colonial P lan parking lot at Orlando Monday to see and hear President m u te r councilor; Richard Lyndon B. Johnson. Ten* of thousands more lined the long parade route Burns, senior councilor and down Orange Ave. end Colonial Ave. (Hwy. SO), whare the President al­ Leroy Nopper J r , Junior coun­ ternately rode and walked, shaking every hand he could reach along the cilor. way. Brevard County sign wma one of many other county tigna which Appointed DeMolay officers were seen. (Herald Photo) Installed were: Eddie Hub­ bard, John Leach, Stovan Mrs. Robert L. Stevenson, Stain, Ernest Heinbuch, John Mre. Max Wctnar, and a Butts, Mark Parker, Robert guest, Mrs. Barling, wife of Law, Chris Akers, Wede Han­ the speaker. cock, Richard Dunn, Paul The next meeting will be held Nov. 17 a t the home of Mrs. Vernon Herrington on Craig Drive, Bear Lake. Any By Maryann Miles white elephant article to go area women who would like B. L. Barling, of ■ Clar- for World Gardena. to join the Bear Lake Garden con Rood, was guest speaker P ra u n t at tha meeting ware Club may contact 3!ra. Brunk a t a m uting of the Bear Lake Mrs. Vernon Gluves, Mrs. or any of tha members. Garden Club a t the borne of Vernon Herrington, Mrs. Al­ Mrs. Charles Duncan, of 2090 bert Jacob*, Mrs. C. C. Jones, Tha Maatera' golf tourna­ Mochaln Trail, Maitland. Mrs. William Maasey, Mrs, ment was won by Arnold A hibiscus specialist, ha Charles Mora, Mrs. Richard Palmar In 1959, I960 and showed 150 color slldea and Ostrander, Mrs. Richard Scott, 1962. gave tha members pointers on growlnr, fertilising end ear­ ing for hlblscua. He also ex­ plained what to do if tha plants are infested with inisets and how to protect them SEMINOLE COUNTY CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS from a freeze. All the members brought a t least three articles which they had made to ba shown OPEN DAILY a t the Christmas Tree Lane, Dec. 3 and 4, at tha Orlando EXCEPT SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS Garden Center. Pd. Pol Adv. They each also brought a M a r k e t , Prank Whigham, John Cullum, Danny Leeds, Don Fortner, Chuck Scott, Freak Murray, Gary P a n ­ man and Ralph Btumpf Jr. Installing officers Robert A. Rumbley S r , E. 0 . Keith, John A. Fuller, Edmond L. Weber, John S. Parker and Copt Arnold Williams also assisted la the inspiring rit­ uals of presenting the Bible, flag and school book. The Seminole High School Triple Trio, under the direc­ tion of Miss Ollie Reese Whittie, sang two songs. C a r o l R eu tro r, Chapter Sweetheart, was presented a pendant with DeMotay insig­ nia by p u t Sweetheart, Ceni Wheatland. A fter the Installation, re­ freshments su re served a t a reception In the dining room. Hostesses wore Mrs. F. N u h , Mrs. L. Kooky and Mrs. R. A. Rumbley. Records show th at u u u g a w u eaten several hundred years before th a time of Christ. I Baby Beds (Complete with Mattieas) _ | » . ) I Chest af Drawers 4 D raw ee----------I19.M k Play P e n a ----------» !* .« Play Pea Pada ....— g l.lf 8trailers ...-------------119.35 Pelding High Chairs 912.93 Traiaer Setts —— - 55.95 EASY TERMS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 20S-0B E. l i t ST. 322-09S i » ) Senator Holland's » 101 W. First St. YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY Stale Representative FRIENDLY FISTICUFFS were inevitable in this election y ear when the donkey and the ele­ phant met a t Cub Scout Pack 540’a Halloween Party at Casselberry Community Methodist Church. Underneath the original homemade maska a n Leatar Britton (left) and Harold Martlndnle. (Herald Photo) EFFECTIVE and AGGRESSIVE REPRESENTATION RKNT qUAl.lKIKI) — EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN PUIILIC AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. (DEM O CRAT) (Paid Pol. Adv. By Joe Davit) Democratic County Commissioner Dist. 3 W H E N YOU V O T E FOR SW O FFO RD YO U VOTE FOR Experience. Proven Record Of Ability A Sincere Desire To Serve of Seminole County A Full Time Commissioner A M an With All Business Interests In Seminole County. Pd. Pol. Adv, By W. Lawrence Swofford Even your car seems to swing into the spirit of gay occasions when you fill up with Chevron? The new and modern motor fuels-so right for Dixie’s poising pace to­ day! Your choice of three great Chevron gasolines. Each packed with livelier per* formance . . . long-running economy. What* ever you drive, there’s a Chevron that otera moat for your money. Besides, in Chevron and Chevron Supreme you get M ethyl*the different antiknock compound that helps develop all the power built into your car. Stop a t Standard. (Jo lively with Chevron! Wetakebettercareofyourcsr i �**. V * ,, ‘ ^ *' *5^- ' Governor Petitioned For Audit Of Altamonte Springs Books Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River • • * • “The Nile of America” New Post Office Building Slated For lake Mary Councilmen Join With Residents By Julian Stenstrom Tho community Lake Attorneys for the Altamonte Spring* CUIgen* post Mary wifi have a WEATHER: Cloudy, tom t showers Thursday: high in 80s, low about 70. for Better Government Committee today directed A office building. letter to Gov. Farris Bryant asking that he appoint Postmaster Clarence (Crack­ VOL. 56 United P ress Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., OCTOBER 28, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 809 er) Donaldson told The Her­ a state auditor to examine the books of the Town > 4 5 r « i o fc4, ald today that he had reetlved of Altamonte Springs for irregularities. la B uford thla week to Attached to the letter, according to a statem ent confirmation of the new In­ preside or«r tho til*rod eltstallation from tho regional of­ this morning by Mr*. fice In Atlsnta. ru t swindle tr ill is Judge Grctchcn W. Tope, 1123 office should be abova ra* Postal inspector* and the Thomas A. Bcialty of Deproach." real eatate representative are Glen Arden Way, A lta­ Funlak Spring*. Judge Bou* No Comment now in the proceas of inspect monte Springs, chairman lay, according to Judge Volla Attorney Joe Davis, Alta­ big and selecting the ait* for of the committee, wae a A. Williama, la tha only m u monte Springs' town attorney petition signed by S3 munici­ the new facility, Donaldson in tha hlatory of tho StaU pally registered freeholders of and himaclf a candidate for said. An undercover agent for of Florida to serva two Urma the Town'* 132 registered free­ election to the House of R e ^ The new post office which the Florida Agriculture De­ aa Speaker of the Houio of has been necessitated by the holders asking the governor to resentatlves, had no com m ent Representative*. H it t w o partment wae given a relentgrowth of the area wUl be authorize the audit as provid­ term*, Judge Williama added, leaa grilling this morning in boosted to second class itatua ed under Florida Statute However, Mayor Swofford did were not consecutive. release the following declara­ Instead of the present third 137.31. Circuit Court here as a eitrua • • • class, Donaldson said. A statement, released by tion: fraud trial continued. Wa* a time when a person “We actually have reached Mr*. Tope, declared; "1 am "Thli is the political season On trial and facing several could pick an oranio, squeesa second clais status now, but led to believe that the entire and there la no doubt tn m y counta of grand larceny, brib­ it and drink it or peel it and it will not be effective until Town Council has agreed to mind that this la a politically eat it and th a t wae th a t But ery and related charges is this procedure, although their Inspired move. Nevertheless, July, 1965," he said. o ra n rtt are big buiineta now. Donaldson attended the na­ agreement came only after the our four councilmen and m y­ Ralph \V. Alderman, who Is Drop into the courthouee and tional convention of postmas­ required number of signatures self have advised the Govern­ alleged to have cheated the liiten to the highly technical ters in Cincinnati last week were seeurrd on the petition." or. by letter, that we welcome lli-Acrea Concentrate plant aipecte of tha induitry aa un­ where he heard Postmaster Mrs. Tope alio said in her and encourage an examination of Forest City out of about folded during the trial. General John Gronouakl out­ statement, "We are expecting of the financial records of the • • • * 100, 000. line plana for Improved p ar­ immediate action from the town." Comment* are itartin g to Governor." It was pointed out In a con­ cel post aervlce. On the stand this morning com* into The Herald office Gronouakl promised "tender, ference this morning held by Certain Criticism was William II. Roller, for­ now for the Job den* on the laving care" for Yule pack­ Meanwhile, members of the the committee's legal repre­ JUVENILE JUDGE C. VERNON MIZE (left) mer Daytona Bench potiee 1964 Progreea Edition. Nice ages this year with new sched­ Town Council, including May­ sentative, that the committee was honored with the presentation of a plaque chief, who told of hi* assign­ uled delivery of parcel post or W. Lawrence Swafford, ad­ is releasing a copy of a letter to know the reading public ia from the Juvenile Council, shown being pre­ ment In June, 1962, to check available by Nov. 30 for the dressed a letter to Governor received by the Board of Comrecognizing a lot of hard sented here by retiring Council President Bill most populous areas, Bryant in which they advised mlasioners of the Town of Al­ work. activities of A l d e r m a n ' s Tanner. Inscription on plaque indicated that the • • • “For the first time, service the state's Chief Executive tamonte Springs from Jack trucks at Hi-Arrrt. award was presented to Judge Mize for “OutCHRISTMAS DECORATIONS will light up Sanwill be predictable with eight that they have Joined In the Greene, certified public ac­ T h a County Commlailon Firing the questions at him standinsr and devoted service to the youth of ford street* in a glow of Yuletide glitter this areai of the nation ready be­ signing of the petition. "This countant, stating that certain Tueiday agreed to latue a wns Defense Atty. J. Russell Seminole County." (Herald Photo) year ns the Sanfonl Merchants Association fore the coming Christmas action," the letter stated, "has records were In "poor condi­ Hornsby, of Orlando, as he permit for the Jal-AIal Fron­ adds these and many other lighted pole decor­ season to allow postal em ­ been precipitated because of tion" and requesting that these tried to wear down the wit­ ton to initall atreet light* in ations, President B. L. Perkins Jr. (left) and ployes to tell customers with certain crltlciam directed at irregularities ibould be cor* ness and point up inconsistfront of Its parking lot on Christmas lighting chairman E. C, Harper Jr, a high degree of accuracy t h e affairs of Altamonte reeled aa early ae March, 1934. enciee in his testimony. U.S. 17-93. Not only will the hold some of tho attractive polo decorations when parcel post packages Springs, Swofford aald, "Sine* we re­ Rosier told of watching an Fronton buy and inetatl the which will he lit up this year, (Heruld Photo) will be delivered, providing "We, as the governing body tain a competent certified pub­ Atdermun truck arrive at the atandarde and light*, It'll al­ the alp code number la used. , , , welcome and encourage lic accountant . . . to cooduct plant, being unloaded, then so foot the power bill. "In addition, all sacks of any such examination of the an annual audit of our records • • • reloaded, taken to a nearby mall will be limited to a free town's financial affairs as and such audit la available to spot fur an overnight wait County Commissioner Lea fall of 13 Inches and individual you may cooducL any Interested citizen la our and then return to the plant Cary paid Tha Herald a varpackage* to a free fall of ig "Any municipality," the let- Town 1UU, I assume that the with the sama fruit. Wayne Albert, chairman of bnl bouquet on ita annual inches and foam rubber pad­ ter continued, “In order to coat of such an examination He said ha or other agent* progress edition but remark­ the Jaycee Christina i parade ding is to be Installed to cuab- serve Its citizens, must havo will be paid for by the petlhad thn truck and contents ed, “ You didn't publish a announced today that f II of packages." the confidence end trust of tinner*, the councilman, indi­ ynungsteri, six-year oUl .fcott idarr turv«ntknr* at alt photo of the moat striking * ,% i1 "i f * *tnf , i -»■ "t «i t oltica department thaw citizens end w* feel aa vidually, am) the mayor, and Fuller and nine-year-old Dlckto time* ihirtpg tb* ii liod* church in Seminole County." alp-codas be used early examination of tha X expect that It would coat UeJtotf Ft*** • a t - dole* H a y d fttt “Which one is th a t! " we Peas have tied a i win a packages which town's affairs will-allay any about 120 per person." F re v d e tt { today Rapes', . T ew <r*tticK d k> a Utt ’altoa, "BUI Bx^k,h-*whra asked. Gary popped back, the Chriitmaa theme three to flva days m linnderitandlnp or doubt Municipal A ccent* charsgteriaed with the title, "My Chr ■pptytog And ehutalng era, cd speech Johgaon’a ac­ “Oriedo’a Firat Methodist, of faaSat delivery," Donaldson which may exist aa a result of tie with Sen. The petition addressed to Dream." ptoymsnt fron Hi-Acrea, fold ton of *£n HubertTt. Hum course." the Influence of certain criti Governor Bryant points to an said. Both boys submitted the of observing the truck being wuter as a choice between re­ phrey as a running mate. • • • cism and agitation." examination "Into the methods sponsibility and recklessness. same title on the same date. loaded from a Ill-Acre bin, Tbe Arizona senator said The County Commission The $23 savings bond will be The letter was signed by and accuracy of the municipal Aa he prepared to invade nro- Humphreys candidacy has driven to a point on Spring chamber in the Courthouse al­ split but both boys will ride Councilmen Keith L. Nixon, accounts, with particular em ­ Lake Road, left Ihcre over Goldwater territory in South­ tied up the Democratic party •• so has something new. On tho in their own car in the parade, Gene R. Stephenson, Robert phasis on: (1) The City owned night, and then returned to ern California, Johnson said "in a neat bundle for eventual panelled wall behind the com­ slated for Dec 2. E. Newell, Stuart D. Fritch water department, (2) the lag tho election stakes were "iucdelivery to the Americans fot tho plant to be Unloaded missioners' desks appear* and Mayor Swof ford. c e ll and survival." He assert­ Democratic Action, the most roll* and valuation of proper­ Scott and Dickie both attend again. these word* In “ bank" style Southside School. Scott is the ed. "Inequalities" ly, <3) the payment of delin­ effective radical Socialist or­ Each time, he said, the Imid "We cannot and will not play ganization in the land." aluminum painted letters: E. Pope Uauett, Republican quent real property taxes, and son of Mr. and Mra. Ben Full­ was examined as a new ship­ Iho war-game of bluff and Goldwater was also to ap Demonstrations BOARD OF opposing M a y o r Swafford, (4) the qualifications of per­ er, of 1316 MellonvlUe Avenue ment of fruit. CAIRO U. A. H. (U P D -A r­ Democrat, for a seat on the son or persons responsible for bluster." COUNTY COMMISSIONERS and Dickie is the son of Mr, pear in Chicago and Oshkosh, Sln'e attorneys in the case mored c*r* patroled the County Commission, said to keeping the books." The President planned a fo­ Wis. SEMINOLE COUNTY and Mrs. Richard Dcas, of are William D. Hopkins and street* of the capital of Khar­ dey, “More than two weeks scorr FULLER ray Into California areas in 2013 MellonvlUe Avenue. Neat, sharp, keen, and With reference to the annual Arthur L. Steed. The trial is eluding Los Angeles, where In his Cedar Rapids address toum today as new demonstra­ ago these alleged irregulari­ The winning theme, "My audit, Swofford pointed out to­ attractive, too! being heard by Circuit Judge Goldwater sentiment runs high, he said that Johnson's support tion* broke out. Christmas Dream," will be ties in the public record* oi day that the auditor said ha Thomas lteusley of DeFuniak after opening another day o! comes from "hureacrats who used as a basis for all the A l t a m o n t e Springs were did not audit the water rec­ fear the cold light of public, Spring*. heavy campaigning with a scrutiny, from labor leaders Fire Victim floats which will enter the brought to my attention; spo ords prior lo a Utter dated In Alderman ia charged with speech at Albuquerque, N M who promise tn deliver voles parade. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - clfically: The apparent In­ March because the water de­ grand larceny, conspiracy to lie gave his assessment of An IT-year-old man burned to equalities in tax asieum eoti partment's books had not been This will be the 13th annual commit grand larceny, two "What this election is all and not from the grass roots. death early today when * fire, and tax payments. Christmas parade sponsored aet up. Since that time, he counts of bribery and one con- about" in a speech prop ired by the Merchants Division o| apparently caused by a defec­ "1 applaud this grass roots added, the water department spirncy to commit bribery. for a rally a I Albuquerque. Street Fights tive heater, swept his home. effort by approximately one hooks have been established the Chamber of Commerce Earlier today, two truck And In the text of his Los An­ TULSA, Dkla. (UPI) - A The victim, Preston Jones, and staged by the Sanford half of Ihe registered freehold under the direction of the drivers for Hi-Arres told of geles speech, he said: series of street fights broke lived alone in the house. Seminole Jaycces. eri of Altamonte Spring! to in­ auditors. moving the loads to the ‘ We are going full speed out Tuesday before and alter quire into the a «vsrent favor Further, said Swofford, they Spring Lake Road area and ahead We are not going hick a speech by Ijd y Bird John­ Space Monument IHsma in certa'ii -iipects ot have been Inspected by the of noticing they were being to a past of muddling ind son. The brawling was blam­ CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) their city government. Since Housing and Home Finance followed by what they believ­ m ake-believe, mud - slinging ed in part on clashes between The seven original Mercury that time," Bassett continued, Agency, a federal bureau that ed to ba agriculture depart­ polities and mildewed policy." Goldwater and Johnson aup- astronaut* have been invited DICKIE DEAS "I have repeatedly asked financed the Installation of the ment inspectors. Goldwater, in his first sche- porters. lo attend the dedication Nov. Mayor Swofford to explain municipal water system. Tha A political rally, one of the 10 of * monument honoring these matters and have re­ books. Swofford continued, last of the current campaign, America'! first man in spjce ceived no reply." Bassett said were found to be in good or­ will be held Thursday at 6 venture. he had done this in telephone der. He milled that IIHFA will p. m. at the new city parking calls, personal conversations make a final audit of the wa­ lot at First Street and Park 3 Kidnaped and in political speeches. ter department next month beAvenue sponsored by the Semi­ COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPI) “ I believe," Bassett went on fore turning the entire water nole County Young Republi­ By Hollis Austin of vice president and went out | to assume," Cain pointed out upset by Ihe sudden end tra- Two 13-year-old A l a b a m a to say, “those who seek county system over lo the town. can Club City Editor of his way to Insure that Vice| "(in that hlack and dreadful Sir dimth of the young Pres!- youths were ordered held The public is invited to at without bond today on charges HepuMicai Harry P. Cain, President Johnson was prepar [day last November, America tend and near all the candi­ dent, but Lyndon B. Johnson dates who are in opposition in a former U. S. senator from esl for the Job he might have [was shocked, frightened and was prepared—he took over of kidnaping three Ft. Benning soldiers and holding them (he Nov 3 election, on state, Tacoma, Wash., told a capa­ in a competent, decisive man­ for ransom. city audience at a luncheon at enunty and city levels ner and dissipated our fears Ten candidates, opposing Spencer's ResLiursnl Tuesday for America and for the rest Income Tax each other for five offices, will that the Democratic ticket of PENSACOLA (U P D -A pro be given equal time to make President Lyndon B. Johnson of the world," said Cain. lessor of economics recom­ their appeal*. On the state and Sen. Hubert Humphrey has "The vast majority of the mended Tuesday that a atate level are Rep. Joe Davis and more to offer the United States nation ia grateful to President income tax bo Instituted in and the free world in exper­ Robert Hoover, M. D.. for Johnson for his firm hand in Florida and that the present legislative representative; on ience, competence, resourceour darkest hour," he added. homestead tax exemption and the county level, Guy Allen fulness, vision and courage "President Johnson has stale inventory tax be repeal­ and Mary Earle Walker, for than any other ticket in the made a wise choice in his se­ ed, ta* assessor: Lawrence Swof- 20th Century "What other two men have lection of Sen Humphrey for ford and Pope Bassett, for vice president for he well county commissioner; James spent to years, collectively, knows the heavy pressures on Blrkenmeyer and Walter llo- telling ready for the perils be-g. for School Board. On the hazards ami problems of the the president, the specter of city level are City Commiss­ most important office in the violence and the uncertainty of life. He knuws it is Import­ ioner Joe Baker , opposed by world today," he asked. Members of the Seminole Cain pointed out that John­ E. C. Harper Jr. ant to mase of the office of niw e a t son had served many years vice president something more County Chamber of Commerce flNSNCIN* as senator and three years as constructive and important Coffee Club will hear Earl Even President aarg vice president, an office which than ever before needed in the Provcncher, president of PreMust Shell Out has taken on vital importance Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold, history of the country," Cain cisioneering, Inc., explain the MIAMI (UP1) - The State in today's world and that nature of the work being done noted. or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611. Democratic headquarters here Humphrey na« also bad many He emphasized that no one by his firm for the Navy in the received a bill for *13 from the years of experience in Ihe can know how the changes In building formerly used aa tha Florida Turnpike Authority, Senate. Russian and British govern­ Atlantic Coait Line warehouia The bill is far Ihe loll charg "These two men have a trements will affect world situa­ in downtown Sanford. cs run up by President John- meadous accumulation of skills POINTING OUT THE FACTS. Republican extions and ‘Johnson and Hum­ Clubbera will meet for half “Complainera, pleas* note, son'a 21 car-five bus motor­ that can only be learned in the Senator Harry Cain, who in stumping the state Member F-O-LQL phrey, with their experience an hour at 10 a.m. Thursday "We are atill free to vote." cade Sunday. political arena. The late Pres­ for the Johnson-Humphrey ticket, points out have a better chance of know­ in the Chamber building. Ail — Mary Kauffman Officials said it would be ident Kennedy wai well aware the reasons for his decision at a luncheon meet­ ing how lo deal with whit members of the Chamber and Woman's Club paid. of the importance of tie office ing a t Spencer's Restaurant Tuesday, aver these changes bring.** tb o r meals age invited, j Agent Grilled Relentlessly In Citrus Trial Two Southside Boys Win Yuletide Contest Johnson, Goldwater To The End n&wA. IS YOUR HEART INTHE RIGHT RACE! Political Rally Slated Thursday Johnson Needed - Cain Your VOTE. . . VOTE Navy Contract To Be Explained N EW CAR FINANCING FLORIDA STATE B AN * J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' ' a « ------- H - i run n r r n tm -D A T a d v e n t is t o m ir church TCh * HI*. 3 . U Marshall --------------Fnatar nm n cM baturdat— Sabbath gebecl ------•:» • f t f t W e r.b l# h t t w - » « » • » Episcopal ELDER BPRtHOa BAPTIST O il Ort e a ls B A at H ealer A e ft B. H ea llto a drlH Is — P a sto r ■ u n la y School _ _ f i l l ft f t M orals* W o r e h ly -. 11:*# a. m . T ratalag U alen — » : » ft 8ft H realag W erehlp — T i ll f t a . O O U BT CHURCH Church Street. L e a g w o e i Fr. Charles W . l i e w a n , Jr. Ytcar Mety Communion _ 1:4# f t « . K s r t s ^ . »* ►» A lliance o n tS T tA M M1M10VAKT A&UAXCS CHURCH t i n F art Asa. •» l*»h « t Iter. Cm C. D*#ft Jr. — F a ste r I s a l l y ieh eal — till a s sss:« s ? » _ h sj t F rilew r tlg "(We*-) — t i t * f t m . i ? u w aarrlea — T ill f t f t Assem bly Of God F1NZCREZT ASSEMBLY OF OOD CHURCH c a r. n t h a a l Elm X. M. W i l i e r --------- — F astor ■ i l l t y letaoel , — t i l l •• » • V A “ i f W erehlr - M : » a. m. E vening W ershlr — T:ie ft m. T enth 5er»" ( W f t U J ' H ft Mid-Week l i r a (W e i.) . t i l l ft » _____ B aptist c u m u l i ■ A P T tlT CHURCH c i r n t h I L I O r t A vft ■ a ll gmlth ■ F a ster ■uaday Ieheal —— l t d a *k M eralar W erehl* — U i N ft Jft T ra la ls* U s s le a _ l i t h » H r e a la i l e r r l e e ------• • • f t » • W e i. Preyer Barrie# t i l l f t *»• Mareery Oyea WTRR — _____ t i l * f t • • " ■ n a la y Rita ■ r o i l c a st W K ITflOH ■AF»WT lib I t ■ Jeha R. K ing ■ a a le y School MISSIONARY CHURCH H ally A re. ------------ P aster — M i l l ft *k Morn'lng W erehly — 11:11 ft ■■ •a la y S r e a li y W erahly _ T:H ft ■ . W tla ee d iy Prayer l e r r l o # -------- t i l l ft f t P M S C R M T BAPTIST CHURCH Oaera R oal r a s te r _____ W llllem J. d u ces K erala* Worehly . 11:00 a. m. ■ unday School ■. 1:1b ft m. Tratnlny Union _ 4:15 p. m. K venlns Worehly — 1:10 p. m. Wed. Offlcera A Teacher* Meeting -------------- 1:10 p. f t M ethodist B aptist A oT SD uSt THE SS2S * * * • * . I err tee A B r a e * _ Christian FIR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCM DISCI PUBS OP CHRIST 1441 A Sanford A eft f t Varaoa P uller ■ u a le r School -----. 1:41 f t a . M orales W erehlp - I t t i l ft 8ft W E A R S PIRIT BAPT1IT CHUftCM l l » Parh Avenue 9 . ft Chance ----------- P ester M am ins Warship — l:S* ft f t Bonder School — 1:41 a. m . Morning W omhlp _ 11:00 e. m. Tratalag Union _ a:** p. aft K vaalag Worship - 1:41 p. aa. W eA Prayar Berylea 1:»* p. aa. M o n k FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th Sk and Laurel Av*. H er. C. K. A tSereen ---- Pastor T slephese: tlI> T U » Sunday School ___ 4:44 ft 4k M orning W orship _ 1*:44 a. m. E vening W erehlp _ T:o* p. m. W eA Prayer S ervice Til* ft f t Lutheran OOOD SH EPH ER D LUTHERAN CHURCH 144* A Orlando Drive H wy. l l . b t ) Sanford, Florida U 1-T I1I Tho Rev. J. O ardea P e a r y , P aster Sunday gcheol —— 1:11 ft ak M orning Worahlp _ 11:0* ft ak Communion—F ir st guaday la Each Month X ladargartoa sa d Nuraary CHURCH O f CHRIST t i l t Parh Avenue Bert Browa . . . . . . . B v a a g e lte l Sunday Bible Study 10:00 ft m. Morning Worship — 11:00 a. nu Keening Hervlce _ 1:10 ft m. S e t "Herald • ( Truth" 1 ft aft Sunday oa Channel • Tuesday Ladle* Bible CUte _ 10:00 ft ak Wednesday Bible Claes —— T ill ft “ ■ LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THB REDEEMER 1*1 W. t l t h P ise* «T ht Church o f the Lutheran Hour" aad TV *^hla U U * Id fe " H erbert W. O o e r e s ------ Paster Sunday School _ _ 4:11 ft m. Worehlp Service — 14:14 ft ak K in d erg a n a s a a d Naraery C hristian Science FIRST CHURCH O P CHRIST SCIENTIST ISO B ast Second Street ■under Service A ■under S c h o o l----- tl:0 * ft m. Subject: "ProbaWon A (l*» Death." W ednsalay Serviea . 1:04 ft ak Reeding IVooait 101 B. P in t . Weekdays: 11:10 a. m. • 4:10 ft m. Friday K eening: 4:101:11 y. aa. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH 1IWT. 411 Ph. 112-1114 Paator _ _ Chester W. Plank Sunday School — 10:40 e. m. Morning Service _ lt:n s t. :n. Training Union _ _ S:l'l p. m. Keening Service 1:10 p. m. W edneidsy Mretlnge: Organleatlona — 4:10 p. m. Prayer _ — . ■ - I ’lo p. m. C h elr __________________ P. m. S outhern M ethodist FIRST SOUTHERN M ETHODIfT CHURCH W oman's Club Building 441 Oak Ave. Surw ard IL K night Jr., Pastor Sunday School _ _ t : l ! k m. Worahlp Serviea —_ 1:14 p. ra. N az aren e PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST H ighw ay 41 Waat Morrle Ruby _ _ _ K vangellat Bible C l a e s -------- 10:** a. m. M orales Worship _ 11:0* a. m. Kvenlag Werahly — 1:00 ft aft Bible Cleeses WeA - 1:1* ft m. OAKUAWN BAPTIST CHURCH JIU Country Club lload Sponsored by F irst B aptist Church Roe. R. T. Barrett ------ Pastor Sunday S c h o o l ___ _ 1:41 a. m. Worehlp Ferylea — 1I:*S a. m. Training Union — S:4» p. « . Keening W orship — Sioo p. m. Wed. Prayer Sere. — 1:10 p. m. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH ■unload Ketatae Cltrua H eig h ts Rev. Chart*# B. H ogg _ Pastoi Church School ___ 1:41 a. ra. M orning W orship _ 11:44 k ra. M T P -------- -------- — 4:14 ft ra. Eve. W o r s h ip ___ T:IS p. W eA Prayer Service 1:1* y.ra. «:h •. ■. F ree M ethodist CHUBCH OP CHRIST (Isaeva Ralph Brawar Jr. B v a a g e lte l Bible f e h o o l ------- - !:* • a. m. Mornlag Worehly — »:10 a. aft K sa le s Worehlp — l:Sb ft m. W eA Prayer Service T ill ft aft You emn read many things in the human fac#. It fg often the mirror of our emotions. It is sometime# the reflection of our character. But almost never does the face reveal the mtda of the human sou/. I.ike gome artificial mask it can look satiallcd when the soul is starving. It can look calm when the soul Is troubled. It can look content when the aoul is restless and yearning. Church O f God CIIURCII o r a o o Iln d A rrenoh I . H. A lf o r d --------------- F aetor Sunday School —— 1:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp _ 11:** a. m. K yingellstlo Sere. - 1st* p. ra. Tuts. Prayer Serv. _ 1:10 p. ak Thura. Young People Kadearor ........... — 1:14 p. ak CHURCH OP flOD o r PHOPIIKCT S.lol Elm Avenue Rev. Ttnliert W e lc h ____F seto# Sunday School —— . 0:41 a. m. Worehlp Merelco — 10:11 a. m. K ngelletlu Herv. — Til# p. m. WEDNESDAY: Bible Training 1:41 p. ak FRIDAY: Young I’aopt* Serelc* 1:41p.m . 14:41 a m . m? £ cS £ wim Church Of C h rist JORDAH MISSIOHART HARTIST CHURCH t i l l W. Plret S treet ■under School ------- 10:00 a. m. Horning Worehly _ UlOO a. m. Bible Study (Sunday) 1:00 pm . K vesgalletls Serrlea 1:00 p. m. Wad. fra y er Meet — T:00 p. m. H ill Stephen* ....... .....- P setor A Cerdlsl W elcome to All • :•# ft m. MOAT CROSS 4*1 ft P ark Avft Pr. L erey D. Seper, R eefer H ely C eatm sele* - T:ie f t ■ F am ily Service end Sunday B e h e o l--------- t:S t ft ■ Morning Pray or A • r a c b bfi n r o c i r r c h u r c h Onera RA. *4 Woodland A r e, Rev. John H. H ires J r , P a lte r V, Church School _ _ b:4l ft m. M orning W orship — 11:4* ft m. MYP , ------------ ---- 4:14 ft f t soul’s needs? _. wfMk Opytl(M l«4 Advactuins S«r MrMS<r«.Ve. Sunday C ongregational T H E C H U H C H F O R ALL. • A LL FO R T H E C H U R C H larly and support the Church. They Ttw Church D the ( m i n t factor ara: (1) For hia own (aha. (2) For no earth for the building of charac­ his children's whs. (3) Far the aaka ter and food riliwtuhip ll la a atnreof hie community and nation (4l houaa of tptrilual value*. Without a For the aaka of tha Church itself, strong Church, neither democracy which needs hia moral and materiel nor civilisation can aurviva. Thera support Plan te go In church regu­ fam era (our aound raaanna why every larly and read year Whte dally. should attend aervicea regu- Tuesday Monday I Samuel Wednesday Paalma 4 2:1- I t CONOREOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHUHCH (Unltad Church o f C hrist) Park Arenna a t 141b 81. |: l t a. m . ___ Church Hehool 11:00 a. m. ™ W orship Harvlca 1:10 p. m. — C hristian Youth Ministry Rav. W elter A R. M ePhereoa. Pastor We can read them in the Bible. And hi the centur­ ies of man’s universal reaching for Cod. In the prayers that a hundred million lips have framed. In the hymns and psalms that generations have echoed. Coil alone fully understands the needs of a human soul. He who created us knows what is essential tor His creatures. And when we come to His House, try­ ing to understand these deep spiritual needs . . . all the while He is supplying them, satisfying the hungers of the soul. John l:» S | Thursday John l: S S - t l F riday M ethodist FIRST CHURCH OP TH E NAEARENB U k * Mary, P tk Rev. W. L Holcombe, Faetor Sunday 4:44 ft r a . ------Bible School 11:04 a. m . __Morning W orship 1:44 p m . __ E vening Serviea 1:44 ft m. _ WeA H ld-W eeh Prayer Service* T:4* p. Sk _ Last W eA MUelo s e r / Service P entecostal FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 414 Parh Avft Rav. Robert M. Jenhlaa, Faetor H orning W orehlp —. 1:14 ft m. Sunday School — 4:41 a. au Morning W o r eh lp _14:41 a. ak MTP M eeting* — 4:14 ft a . (Interm ediate, Saator) ■ v o a la g Worahlp — 1:14 ft m •■ N E V A METHODIST CHURCH Row. W. E. Tirana _ _ Pastor Sunday School 4:41 ft m. Morning Servlcao __ 11:44 k m. Choir Praetleo Wed. 1:14 p. m. Every On* Welcome. M ethodist OSTEEN METHODIST'CHURCH Osteen STAFFORD MEMORIAL, CHURCH North Monre* C. A. B eatty _ _ _ _ _ _ Pastor Oeteen ■ unday Sohool _ _ 14:44 a. ak Ostean Worahlp garvle* _ 11:4* a. m. Stafford Memorial— Worahlp Service 4:14 a. m. Stafford Memorial— Sunday t e h o a l ___ 14:H ft a . Saturday ■ Corinthisag F IR S ? CMCACM OP THE NAZARENE W . 2nd S t a t Maple Av*. P ast Blekea ____ — — P setor Sunday School ____ 4:44 k m. M orning W o r sh ip 14:41 k m. Youth ......................... . t;44 ft m. T oun g Adult F ellow sh ip 4:44 ft m . The Nam es W* Bear E vangetletl* Service 1:44 a. Bk M id-W eek Service (W eA ) __ TN4 p. ak Third Sunday ■ tngiplratloa — 4:4* p. ak FIRST PENTECOSTAL CUL'HCH OP LONOWOOD 111 Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Grant _ P aitor Sunday School _ _ 14:44 a. m. H orning W orship _ 11:11 a. m. ■unday E vening _ 1:11 p. m. W eA Bible Study _ 1:4* p. m. Conquerora H eating F riday ... — ....... T:4I ft ak P re sb y teria n FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, F lk Oak Av*. • Srd St. Grover C. g*w*ll Jr. _ P n tn » Edgar W. Smith Jr. A lilita n t Paetor .Church School _ _ _ 1:41 a. m. 8«*elon M a * to _— 10:11 a. m. Morning W orehlp _ 11:00 a. m. Pioneer Pellowahlp _ 4:00 p. m. Senior 111 F ellow sh ip 1:00 p. m. E vening W orehlp __ 1:10 p. m. W eA Prayar M eeting 1:11 p. ra. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT 17T4 South Orlando Drlv* Thom as H. Maktn ___ P**t«r W o r e h lp _____ ____ 4:04 a. ra. Churoh S c h o o l___ 11:4* a. ra. -The Follow ing Sponsors M ake T his Church N otice A nd D irectory P ag e PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th S t, Sanford KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First ft French, Sanford SANFORD WELDING * FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley k Employees BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. S t , Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1 s t S t , Sanford CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. Firzt, Sanford HILL HARDWARE ft IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby N#wm*n and Employees LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning A. DUDA k SQNS, INC. Slavis, Florid* HILL LUMBER f t HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapp# and Employs** BAPTIST ML Sion M lseleaary B a p tist Mpea Av*. Saw Ml. Calvary Missionary B aptist 1114 W. 13th S t N ew S alim Prim Ilire B aptist Church, 1400 W. t lt h S t N ew M t Zloa Baptist Chsrch. 1TII F ear Av* Oalriawn B aptist Chap*!, 4T4I W. Mth Su Oataan Bapllat Chsrch rin aerast Bapllat Church, t i l W. Onora RA I'ralrl* Lake Bapllat Church, Rldga R d . F ern P arh Prograaa M!aai*aary B aptist Churoh. M idway ■ •coad Shiloh M lsslcaary Baptist Church, N inth ■ Hickory ■t. Jam es Mlaeloaary Bapllet Church It* . H A t i l Oeteea Bk Paul Mlcslonary Baptist Church. Ith S t a t Matthew* Mlesleaarp B aptist Church Canaan H aights Bk John's Ml**l*a*ry B apllat Churth. P44 Cypraaa Z t Tem pi* Baptist Chsrch, Palm Bprlaga RA, A ltam oat* Spring* W eelslde Mlaalonary Raptlet Church, d l l A Holly Ave. •I o n H ep* Baptist Churrit 114 O raag* A vft ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm NELSON ft CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koltff and Employee* SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodfta and Staff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employ**s SMITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholuala Confectionery WHATABURGER 2546 French Avenue WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companlaa Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Roe# ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees STENSTROM REALTY Harb Stanztrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Ovlado, Florida P a • 1a W aalayaa Methodist, *k M W. a t P aoU Sk Jamaa A.M .B, Ban ford Av*. Sk Mary'* JkM-B. Church Bk B k 414 Osteen Bk Paura MathedtM C h a r « h Oet*«a ltd. E n t ir s f lit Stafford Memertal Methodlat C h a r * h ft DeBary SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST For«*t Lak* Icvcn th -d ay Adv*nllst Church, Hwy. 411. F orset City ■•veath-day A dvaatlst Church. M atties! Ava, A1 lam ent* Sprlaga •aaford l*v*ntk-d ay Adventist Church Seventh I Elm -SEMINOLE COUNTY A REA C H U R C H DIRECTORY- / * Aatloch Baptist Church, Ovled* Central Baptist Church, t i l l Osh Avft Chalueta fir s t B aptist Church ChBluets BapUst M lesloa Elder Sprlaga B aptist Church, III L*tuaaa RA l l r t t Baptlct Church, l i t Park Avft Friendship B aptist Church #1 Altam onte Bprlaga RL 44A A ltam onte Sprlaas Plret Baptist Churoh «f DeBary F irst Baptist Cbureh e f Oeaeva Plret Heptlat Church of Lake Mary Plr#t Uaptlet Church e f Lake Monro* F irst Uaptlet Church *2 Lo*|w*od, Car. Church A Oraat First B aptist Church • ( 0*1*4* F irst Baptist Church • ( Baa Land* Sprlaga F irst Shiloh M iealoaery Baptist Church, l i l t W. llt h St. F orest City U ap tlet Church Fountain Head Uapitat Church, Oviedo Love Southern D apllet Mission, cbulu ota M issionary B a p tist Church North BA Caterprlsa M acedonia M lesloa B a p tist Churoh Oak HIU BA O eteea Moralng Otary B ap tist Church, Oensva Hwy. Mi. Ollv* M le ilo n a r/ lie p ilit Church, St* U & & Bprlaga A A , Lengw ocd CATROGIO Church • ( th* Nativity, Lake Mary AU Souls Catholic Church. I l l Oak Av*. Roman CaihoU* Mam. Sportamaa* Club, CAhluot* « » ■k Ann'* Catboll# Church. Perehleg Place, DeBary Sk Mary Magdalen* C slh ell* Church. M alt, land A vk A llam sat* Bprlaga C H B ta T lA N F irst Chrletlaa Church, HIT A Sanford Avft Congragatlonal Chrletlaa Church. 3401 Park Av*. Norlhild* Chrletlaa Church. F l o r i d a H ave* D r, Maltlaad OHUACH OP CHE 1ST Church Church Church Churoh of of ef of Chrtat, t i l t A P ark Avft Christ, Oaaava Christ, Longwood Chrtat, P aola CHURCH OP OOO Church church Church Church ef of *f of O if, Ood. Ood. Ood 4*1 H ickory llo o A F it ash Oviedo Mission. Xntcrprls* BP1SCOPAL Alt galntw Bplooopal Churoh M. SoBary A va, Cntarprla* Chrlat Episcopal Church, L*ngw oo4 All llalnlc Kplacopal, Kntcrprlso H oly Croa* ZplaoapaU P ark A vft «4 #1* LUTHERAN Atecaaloa I.utharaa Church, Ov*rbrook D r, C**a*lbarry Oood ahephard Unltad Lath era, JIM A Orlando Dr. Lutheran Churoh o f lh* Radaamer, l t l W. ISth P lace Mcaalah Lutheran Church, Amcrleaa Legloa Hall. I'ralrl* Lake, Fern Park ■k Luk*« Lutheran Church, Rk 4M glavla METHODIST Barnett M emorial Mcth*dl*4 Church. A D cllary A v*, Ratarprts* B ,s r Lake M ethodist Churoh Bathcl A.M E. Church. Canaan flalght* Caaaslberry Community Methodist Church. Hwy. 11.41 A Plncy Rida* Hd, Caaaalborry DeBary Community Maths diet Church W. H ighlands. DeBary Chrlat M«lhodl*t Church Buolaad E state* F irst M ethodist Church, l i t Perk A t *. F lrct M ethodist Church o f Oviedo F irst Southern Methodist Church W oman'* Club 4*4 Oak Ava. F ree M ethodist Church. I l l W. Ith SL Ooaavft M ethodist Churoh. Geneva Urao* M ethodist Church. Oaora RA Grant Chapel A I M Church, Oviedo Oakgrov* M tlhodlat Church, Ovlado flp u a a K * IA * 41#4 t t w u . N AZAR aN E P I ra t Church *< U * Nasarsaa, w . la d a t Maple Per* Park Church • ( th* Eaaaraaft O'Brien R d, Pern Park Lake Mary Church • ( th* Nasarea* P R B S B T T Z R IA N Community P resbyttrlaa Church. Lak* Mary P lret Presbyter tea Church, Oak Av*. • Ird Bk F irst Presbyterian Church, C****lberry F irst P reebylerU a Church *f DeBary, B. Highland Preabytarlaa Church of Th* C evaaaat l l t l a. Orlando Dr. ■k Andrew* Pr*abyt*rlan Church M il L*ase a l Bch. D r . Bear Lak* Up*ala Community F raehyttrU a Chureh. I'peala Rd. W*atmlnlat*r P reeb /terlaa Church, H owell Park, K k 444 OTHER CHURCHES Allen’* A.M E. Church. Ollv* * 12lh Church * f Ood In Christ, Ovled* ChuluaU Community Church Church e f Ood o f Prophecy, h i t Elm At* Ch»reh o f Ood Mlesloa. EatarprUe Chsrch o f Josu* C hrist of Latter D*1 Salata t i l l Park Av*. Community chapal. A ltam oat* Spring* Eastern Ortbodos Cbureh, Sk Johns Cbry Bottom Chapel, Hwy. 17.11, F cra Park CoagrogaUoa Bath laraet. l lt h A H agnolli f i r s t Chureh *t Chrlat, ZeUattat, 4** B. la d Bk K lngdsm H all *f Jabovah'a Wltnaa* Lah* Monroe Unit. I l l ) W. Third 8k Plret P entecostal Church o t Longwood Mk Ollv* H ollues* Church, Oak HU Rd. OstMU Ptaecreat Assem bly o f Ood, n t h * Elm Bastard Alliance Church, I l* t ft Park A n •aaford C ongregation e f Jehovah'* Wll »•*••*. 444 8*nf >rd Av*. The Salvation Army. Jl« E. Jnd gk U n it/ Chur*h u Bftfttord, t d l A l e t K - �* .» Johnson Greets Thousands At Orlando : . » Sem inole County * * * * on the S t Johns River • • • • T h e N ile o f Am erica" v 9 lip cod tasm > WEATHER: Partly cloudy Tuesday; few showers; fclffe, T9; low, 65. V C lO ^ itf **A Wood* Full of Question ■ rW For thooo of us who do not understand th* prob­ lems of tho hard of hairing, this tta rr will hslp answer th* questions when H *p> poors tonight on th* Bon Caaoy television show. • • • A Clock Watchsr who has g child with such a handicap let us know of this th* other day. Sh« said sh* has a child attending a spocisl school In Orlando for tho hard of hear­ ing. Thro* other county chil­ dren ere also attending th* school, sh* said, and the prog* toss of her child la "remark­ able." * 0 0 g Children actually haring th* difficulty will be used on th* show, according to our infor­ m ant * * * To newcomer* to Sanford for th* Florida Conservation Week event: Welcome. W* feel youll find us a friendly hunch sad hop* you’ll hav* a pleasant stay. Enjoy yourW self, and if w* can b* *f any h*tp, let us know. • • • Georg* BoD, president of th* Westsid* Volunteer Fir* De­ partment, is urging aU elec tors whs aru resident* of Fr*einct S to vote favorably on Nov. S for tha propoesd fir* district “If It pass**," taya M »eU ,-0air*6*parta*i i will • * • » • * - * - A week more and ail the electioneering ballyhoo will b* over. A week from tomorrow night end most of th* nation will be going to bed late. Th* next morning soma’ll be rich•r; soma’ll be poorer; soma’ll be happier; some w oat • • • U.3. Flags flying at half staff reminds many of 11 months ago when they were displayed in th* asm* manner. This tire* it’s for former President Hoover; the last time was for on* of tho black­ est day* in American history: Tha assassination of president Kennedy. • • • Th* delivery of seedling pine* to Seminole County’s Forest Ranger Service office will begin Dec. 1, according to Farm Forester Terrell Davis. H* said that slaih, send, loblolly and kmgleaf seedlings —oo* year old and about 18 Inches In length—will be avail­ able at $4 per thousand plus 39 cents delivery eharge. • • • AU of these will grow in 8*mlnol* but the sand and longleaf ar* best suited to dry­ er sites whUe the slash and loblolly are more adaptable to wetter tolls. Th* slash and lobloUy ar* th* principal trees in this county. Davis will assist landowners in any technical problem con­ cerning planting. His office is located in the Seminole Agri­ cultural Center oo U. S. 17-92. He Is avsUsbl* each Tuesday. The seedlings — by th* way — may be ordered through th* Farm Forester or Use County Hangar at Loogwood. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established J908 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. SOT State Farm Expansion Wins Nod Conservation Week Starts Here Today A IW.000 expansion pro­ gram for th* Central Florida Experimental Farm, oa Celery Avenue, including new build­ ings and land acquisition, has bans approved by the Stats Board of Control, it was learn* ad today. la a lengthy report end sur­ vey by the seven scientists as­ signed to the experimental station (and fully reported In th* agrlculturc-induitry and county sections of today's Pro­ gress Edition), farm official* requested an appropriation of Secretary «f Stela Tom Adams was due ia Sanford early this afternoon to launch the Florida Conservation Week activities as proclaimed by Gov. F an is BryistAdams was the principal ipeaker for the opening festlv Hies in th* Civie Center. He was joined oarlier at a Jim Spencer Restaurant luncheon by Mias Priscilla Schnare of Hollywood, Miss Florida for 1M4. Miss Schnarr was listed as th* official hostess for th* day and she was ea band to greet visitors from throughout th* state. Florida Conservation Week is being sponsored Jointly here by th* laaford Chamber cf Commerce and the Florida Development Commission. Sanford wae selected a* fte pilot city tor what is expected to bo held annually in various cities throughout th* state. Exhibits are fee plaen at tha Lako Monro* Industrial Park and Civic Center and today’s special program izrvolvss dem­ onstration* of firefighting techniques sad tree planting. Th* demonstrations will be held at* the park following Adams' speech in th* Civic Center. After th* talk, ha U scheduled to preeent • number of conservation awards to top state officials. ~ —...........i. Continuous movies will be shown at tho Center after th* formal program. Special events are sched­ uled for each day wMb a host of speakers, exhibits, demon­ strations and field trips plan­ ned. Wednesday will see * num­ ber of speakers on th* Civic Center program as thsy bold a seminar oa conservation. The weeklong program con­ cludes Saturday with a Chil­ dren’* Day event *t th* Cen­ ter. Ibis request was directed to the experimental station's parent organisation, the Uni­ versity of Florida, at Gain**viD*. Tha university pared Urn request to $113,000 and for­ warded it in the school's overaS budgetary request to the State Board o< Control. Tho budget request must now bn approved by tho State Cabinet sad the INS Legiala. tore. The experimental station on Celery Avenue I* divided into two motions, tte "office” just oft MeOonvllk Avenue, at tha snar Od-teaford Nava Aca­ demy, aad the "farm,” 1H miles furthar east on Celery. The budget request, if ap proved by th* State Cabinet and Legislature, will include tllT,000 for a new office build lag and laboratories, 140,000 for new land for the cultivation and redevelopment, primarily, of peaches and ores mentals, and $31,000 for a greenhouse and besdhous*. (It was ex­ plained a "beadhouse" Is the supply or work shop for the hothouse.) IUUVA ••• Five Rescued PERRY (UP1) - Tour Flor­ ida State University students and the mother of oo* of them were rescued Monday after spending th* night oo the Aucilla River. 9 M arines Die HUELVA. Spain (UPt) Nine U. S. Marines were killed today when two Navy helicop­ ters collided in the air during a massive amphibious landing maneuver oa the beaches of southern Spain. Pow er S tru g g le JACKSONVILLE (UPI) A U. S. Court of Appeals was to hear today th* struggle of power between ■ federal judgs whose orders to prosecute Mis­ sissippi civil rights cases drew a flat refusal from a U. S. at­ torney. High-Level Meet WASHINGTON (UPI) Secretary of Stale Dein Rusk met today with British For­ eign Secretary Patrick Gordon Wtlksr for talks that mark the first high-level U. S. con­ tact with Britain's new Labor government. ONLY A PORTION of the thousands of copies of Tha Sanford Herald’s 11th annual Progress Edition are pictured as they were being readied to­ day for distribution by carrier throughout Central Florida and by mail throughout the United States and the world. (Herald Photo) Herald's 11th Progress Edition Covers Seminole County Growth The Sanford Herald's 11th during th* last year. annual Progress Edition is off There are pictures and the presses with this issue to­ storiss about agriculture, in­ day. dustry, aports and racreatkm, This edition contains l k pounds of pictures and news articles depicting in 100 pages the growth and progress of Sanford and Seminole County Fisherman Drowned In Lake Monroe A Winter Park fisherman was drowned Saturday after­ noon when the boat in which he and two others wert riding capsized in choppy Lake Mon­ roe. Dead ia 0. C. Bcaeham, 61, of 330 West Comstock Avenue, Winter Park. The death was ruled by Coroner W. Hugh Duncan as accidental drown­ ing. Another fisherman, Wejley Glenn, was treated at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital for ex­ posure. A third, James Good­ man. was uninjured, according to Constable Bob Carroll. Shertfl s deputies launched a rescue boat to save the men but they were picked up by civilians in the area. Reaching Goodman were Claude E. Is­ bell and Ray Gaze! whila Tom Wade saved Glenn. According to Constable Carroll, the three had been fish­ ing about 300 feet out in th* lake when the wind churned the water into heavy wavts, capsizing the boat. of th* county with their adver­ tisements. Thousands of copies of to­ day’s Progress Edition hav* been ordered by our readers th* Navy, churches, schools, for mail-sway to their friends the economy, the city Itself throughout ths United Stales and county itself, homes, a and the world. section about our neighbors at Enterprise, Deltona and De­ nary . . . picture* and stories about znost anything in Sem­ inole County. Furthermore, merchanti, business -houses, industry and others present another picture Mrs. Fred T. Williams, of 320 Oak Avenue died Sunday at 12:45 p. m. at DeBary Ma­ Tam pa Times nor. Born in Conway, Mich., she had lived in Sanford for the past 33 years. For Goldwater The widow of Fred T. WUTAMPA (UPI)—The Tampa Hams, she was a member of Times editorially endorsed First Presbyterian Church, a Republican Sen. Barry Gold- member of the Woman's Club water for the presidency to­ of the church, serving as his­ day. The paper endorsed Re­ torian at the time of death, publican Richard Nixon In ind a long-time member of 1960. the Sanford Woman's Club. Survivors include one son, SIOUX FALLS, S. D. (UPI) Frederick Williams, of San —Th* Sioux Fails (S.D.) Ar- ford; a daughter, Mrs. A. F. gus-Leader, which has barked Kelley of Richland, Ga.; four the Republican national ticket gramlrhildren, Sally and Retsy in previous years, said Sun­ Williams, of Miami; Linda day it would refuse to endorse Williams, of Tallahassee, and either of this year's president­ Fred Kelley, of Richland, and ial choices. three great-grandchildren. Sanford Resident Dies At DeBary Folk Singer, 26, Held In Threat MIAMI (UPI) — A young folk singer, described as an avid hunter end owner of "a couple of guns," faced a hear­ ing today on a charge of threatening President John­ son's life. Paul S. Bark, 26, was pick­ ed up here late Saturday, less M iller To Talk TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - than 24 hours befort tho Gov. Farris Bryant and State President arrived here for e Cabinet officials, campaigning tumultuous ovation from a with President Lyndon John­ crowd of 6.COO. Back, a former University son today, sent back word that their employes are to be al­ of Miami student, presently lowed to hear a speech in enrulleti at Miami-Daile JunTallahassee this afternoon by j ior College, was held on $23,the GOP vice presidential can­ 000 bond pending a hearing "Strength** our might didate, Ceagresiman William | at 2:30 p. m. befort U. S. "With year voting right.” —Rath Swinney Miller, of New York, from the Commissioner Roger E. DavlitWoman’s Clubl eipi’ol steps VOTE. . . VOTE MON.. OCTOBER M , 1964 UNITED FUND report meeting Friday at th* l.'SO Building showed the drive off to n sharp start. Troy Ray, head of the UF appeal in Semi­ nole County, is shown inking in the percentage of this Red Feather, n symbol of the Fund's campaign. Scores of volunteers are busy con­ tacting county residents ns they strive to hit 10O per cent of the i(uuta. (Herald Photo) Jury Selection Delays Start 01 Citrus Trial Whether er not a list ef Jurors wae drawn according to law delayed opening argu­ ments today in th* Circuit Court trial of Ralph W. Ald­ erman and Billy Lamar Ham­ mond. Alderman and Hammond a rt charged with grend lar­ ceny in connection with an allaged 9200,000 swindle from Hi-Acres Concentrate, Inc. ef Semlnola County. Tha delay eama when Dorninick J. Salfi and J. Russell Hornsby, Orlando attomays who ar* representing Aiderman, ralstd th* question of proper juror eeiectJon proced­ ure during a lengthy examin­ ation of County Clark Arthur Beckwith who was on th* wit. ness stand. During th* questioning ef Beckwith Judge Thomas A. Beasley of DeFuniak Springs, ordered recess*** to permit Beckwith and hie staff to check certain jury lists. Alderman and Hammond face trial on seven counts ef grand larceny. Prosecuting th* case for th# State of Florida is State’* A t t o r n e y A. L. ••Mike" Steed of this circuit He is being assisted by Wil­ liam D. Hopkins, a state’s at­ torney from th* second judi­ cial circuit in Tailahaseea. • • • President Johnson G ets Rousing W elcom e • • * President Aims Remarks At Florida's Retirees By Dottle Atatim City Editor ORLANDO — Tens of th o u sa n d s of C entral F loridian* jam m ed Colonial Plaza an d t h e p arad e route to d ay to aes and touch P re sid en t Lyndon B. Johnson. T h e P re sid e n t obliged t h e scream ing crow ds b y a lte rs n ately w alk in g and rid in g a lo n g the parad e ro u te, pop­ ping out of the car to shake hands with everyone he could reach. He smiled and greeted thousands. Arriving a t Colonial Plaza about 30 minutes late, President Johnson looking somewhat hot and fatigued; took an unprecedented pauso before mount, ing the platform and dis­ appeared Into a trailer Sen. Spessard Holland and parked near the speaker’s after accepting tha Introduc­ stand. He remained there tion, Johnson said, "Pm tur* about 10 minutes while you ar* going to eontlnu* the crowil waited Impatiently and chanted "ws want John­ son." Th* tremendous pac* *f campaign la apparently wear­ ing on tha President a* ha puihea for naxt Tuesday’s election victory. Paraphrasing G e l d water’s itateratnt, Johnson said "In your eonaclenc* you know what Is beat for your country-” In contrast to Goldwater's charges about tha moral da* cay of Amariean p«opl* and tha Amariean way of life, Johnson said "You huv* th* intelligence to determine that tha man who answers the hotUna m ust b* a man of experi­ ence and responsible leader­ ship.” Aiming his remarks at th* Florida retiree., Johnson pro­ mise* th* Social Security program would ha continued and laid Social Security Is not charity and not a hand­ out, " it It insurance paid for by your hard labor.” "This prosperous nation haa an obligation to tha people who labored to build tha coun­ try; for tha veterans who fought in our wars,” he said. Ha urg«d that oldar citizens ha given n chance to contri­ bute to th* progress of th* nation. "Lot’s not tear down all wo havo built ap,” b* counseled. Referring to th* spec* cen­ ter a t Cape Kennedy, John­ son called Florida tha ipse* state and said th* "apac* work you ar* doing In th* State of Florida ia essential to our eurvivaL W* cannot be second In apac* and first in th* world.” S i g n * , placards, banners war* **en from the** eountlea: St. Lucie, Marion, 'Vo­ lusia, Seminole, B r e v a r d , Hillsborough, Lo«, Lake, Polk and Alachua. Th* erowds began arriving at th* P lain and lining tha route a t 6 a.m. Johnson waa Introduced kg that fina old Florida habit of returning Sen. Spessard Hol­ land to th* Sonet*. Present on th* platform with tha President, bcsld* Holland and Sen. George A. Smathers, wars Gov. Ferris Bryant, Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ land and Rep. Joe Davis, De­ mocratic gubernatorial can­ didate, Haydon Burnt; Secre­ tary of State Tom Adami, Mayor Robort S. C arr of Or­ lando, and * host of dthsr Central Florida digniUrias and political figures. Earlier, President Johnson stopped In a t the Cherry Plaza Hotel breakfast to chat with Democratic leaders and workers, among t h e m a strong contingent from Semi­ nole County. Johnson applauded the work fte n of Sens. Holland and tea*then and chided Holland fag hie persistent effort to g«* fund* for tha era**., atat* canal—fund* which aro forth* coming due, ho said, to mate to tho stamina of Holland. H* departed from lh« g w tection of tha Secret Scrvte* to shako hands with the jubi­ lant Democrats. Many time* he left his limousine a t th* hotel and along tha route to shake hand* with th# milling crowd and to areata aan* aternation among hie proto*, tor*. Negro M agazine Endorses LBJ CHICAGO (U PI) — Ebeuf magazine has endnried Presi­ dent Lyndon B. Johnson fc* election. Ebony, * national Negr* monthly, said tn its November Usu* that the presidential election Involves not only eiv l rights but also federal aid to help Negroc* "climb a Uttla higher." n e u f AiMAVS M 4 T QUAUTY* A PENNEY EXCLUSIVE! GIRLS’ COTTON KNIT SKI PJ’g 2 pf $3 4 to 10 B r n a h * d heavyweight cotton knit ski pajamas mada to Panney's ex­ acting siza and quality specifications. Just th* thing fo r thoso cold win­ ter evenings to slot*. Machine vraahabl*. -tf --- «-i *? * i v- 1 % i 1& .41 �5(i» fin fa rl V»aA F a f f S— M on. O ct. 96, '64 Florida Aviator Book O f Psalms Festival Set Freed By Cuba, Returns Home 'Too Clever B y H a lf/ Wilson Criticized fore* through the Huuaa of Common# • bill to nationallt* Britain'* ataal Induatry, which will affect tha natlon'a antlra economy. A» an ardant La* borlta axplalned hafora tha alMtlont "With ataal In our hand* w# will hava control cf the commanding height* In In* rfuatry." On the poaltiv* aide, Wil­ son, aa far back a* 1947, ahowtd that ha could gat tough with tha Buaalana. Ha waa handling a 9112 million trad* agreement with Motcow for tha Brttlih Labor govarnmant in powtr a t that RANFORD SHRINERS were hoat* to Mias Alms U hrhtm m er (left) adlima. mlnlatrator of tha Shriners Children'* Hotpitsl in Greenville, 8 . C. A t Ha waa than praaidant of right I* '* Mm. “Roy ..................... William#, wife Sanford Hub preaident. At .. nf‘ the “ _ ifo i...................... ‘ renter tha Board nf Trad* and, at .11, Is llluatrioun Potentate Harold Kuatner, (Herald Photo) the youngait Cabinet mambar ilnea Pitt. Hla opponent In tha trada negotiation* waa Anaataa Mlkoyan, tha wily Armenian. Wllaon flaw ta Moacow three tlmaa for the trad# talk*, tha first visit being aa* ploratory. Tha atcond drag, gad on for flva weak*. Night Tha Graanvill* Hoapltal and Doorway* tn hop*, health tha duuit tn th* reerrstiun after night Mlkryan haggled with tha hard*h*ad*d Eng* and happlnaaa for crlppltd mom, th* door* to th* patin, 1H other* ar* supported by llihman. children war* Haacrlbod to th* arhoolroom door, th# ad- tha 935,000 Shrlntra of tha Finally, thslr dlffarancat mambara of tha Hanford miniatratnr’a rfnnr, th# aurg- United Stataa. ary door*, and th* -Sunday war* whittled down to on* Entertainment at tha din* point. Wllaon kapt a plana Shrine Club and guaata at a School doors. ner waa presented by MatroTha front door, through pnlitan opera aingtr Richard warmad up, raady tn taka off dlnnar maatlng Thuraday by for London tha momant Hue- Mil* Alma tJhrhammar, ad­ which tho children laava to go Holtadaw, who tang thraa lian Intranilganca forced him ministrator of tha Shrine'* back Horn*, cured or htlpad •ami-classical aalactlona, ac­ tn break off tha talk*. Mlko­ Children'* Hoapltal In Grean- was tha final door dtscrihad companied by Roger Harria. by Mlaa Uhrhammer. During official business yan thought ha waa bluffing. vill». a. 0 . Mlaa lihrhammar accom“Non* of uur door* are ■ward* cartificataa wrra p a ­ Rut at 3:30 a.m., Wllaon left panlad her talk with akatchra aver rloatd and our 60-bed tented tn Nobles Frank Mil* without aigning. By tha tima Wllaon return­ of the various doors and tap* hospital la always full," said Irr, Joe Corley and President Boy Williams. ed in Deremher, Mlkoyan had lacnrdinga of tnngt aung by Mia* Uhrhammar. changed hit tune. Agieeinent th* ihibl patients. Through th* clinic door wk* reached aflar one 17hour aaaalnn. Whan the tout* hava pas**d 12,000 patient*. began, Wllaon w*t on# of 780 of them fmm Florida. (he few negotiator*, Briliah Many hav* barn nt*a*ur*hly Tha Woman's Society of Hutchinson. or Ituasian, who nmonged lo hrlprd and Simla rumplrtrly Christian Service and the Special music will lie p a ­ remain nn hia feet In tha *ea cured. Thera la a waiting Hat Wealyan Service Guild nf tented by Mra. Bernard liarnf uvar 2x0 name*, and the of vodka. First Methodlil ('hutch of key and Mrs. K># llarkey. Hia frlendt elaim that WII- usual waiting pcrlud ia a Sanford will Join mure than year, Children over 18 ar* nnt Thoa* attending »re a*k*d •cn mail* up hia mind to be I.Ton.ooo Methodist women cmne Britain'* prim* mlnltter accepted, nor are thna* whoa* throughout America thii week to bring thtir Bible and a sandwich for lunch. when b* waa n At that age. caaea writ judged to be hopele»a. Th* huipitnl la operated in nl.ierving their annual Th* Weslvan Service Guild In* father, an Indiitlrial “Call To I'rayer And Selfihymltl, hloiight young H al­ • vcliitivaly fill chlldien whnae prraentnl » program at tha denial." oid up to laindon from lhair parent* ara linahl* tn |iay. Sunday Evening Worship In A “(Juirt Day" program Many nf tha children ratnain nhfarvinea of tha Week nf horn* In Ynrkahlra. Ha took In tha hospital for a year nr will he held fr«m 10 • 12 a.m. hint In Downing Street where Prayer and Self-denial. on Tuesday In th* church santha boy, wearing knea panta l«ngrr, having aa many aa Id operation* over a period of ctuary. The church will b* and a cap Inn big for him, time. open all day for pra>er and Tha flags of E n g l a n d , hail hla picture taken In front Other dnnra which wei* de- mrdlt.ition. Franc* and Spain, In addition of No. |o, tha prim* mini*arribrd by Mra L'hthammer leader* will b* Mra R. F. tn that of America, have lar'a raaldenra. and sung about by th* chil­ Cole, Mra. Ro*a Adams, Mr*. flown over Mh'hlcan during Wilton etaina to hava kept dren wei* tha kitchen door, It W. Herron, and Mr*. It. If. ita history. hit atallad go.il ahe.ol of him throughout hit youth. In 1U.I4 h* won a acholarahip to tr n d u e a au c h In n o v a tio n # • * Oxford University, where ha weekly prate conference*. and lock a firtt data honor* it* to make tha office nf prlma graa. lie hacama an Otford minister more Ilka that of •Inn at 21. tha U 8. pietldent. After a (hott si>«l| at a II* haa aurroundad hlm'alf civil eervant, Wilton waa with bright young man who elected to Parliament m lt>44 represent tha braina nf indut. bacuniing a Junior minuter try, tha unlveriitiaa and tha afterward* nt at*. •cirntifli* laboraloriaa. Wilson ib'libetulely culti­ At one of Itt firtt prlorltiat, vate* a llowil-to ear'll, Io|kay the Wtla.n government will image which ir at variatic* with hi# Oxfi id bu .ground. Me ainokc* a pipe, dtivaa a P*»»rd, prefera beer to chant, pagne, canned taluun to th* •nmked vanity Thu medtat (out bedroom home ha tharet with hia wife and two tons emt ontr fll.tHHi. “ Wally" Philip*, owner n, But \\itio n 't eo|oilett and Philipt Colonial Cleaner*. la claatlaa* axtarlor i* deceptive. moving ta a naw budding at It hldaa a ahrawd brain and a 111) W. 13th St. about Nor. 1. • harp, often witty tnngua. Philip* haa operated (ha hut* typical la Wilann'e ivin. inct* for tha patt 11 yaara mrnt on a tpecch which Sir and It w tt founded In I 1 7. Alec IKiuglaa-llome. a tavare critic of the United Nationi, made before tha t ’N attociaj tion. ’ Even t matter butcher tn addressing t vegetarian gathcring would find tun* to aay a few werdi la praise of IsttUsa." lo referring to a wellknew feud between Conserve, Yon ean put S*»0 into aomcor.c’a i live party leader*, Wilson to all the special people on your futura with U. S. Sa\ inpe Bonds— •aid that when Htrold Mac­ hat this >e*r ? Y oum lf Included. and the coat it only J37.SO. millan landed at London Air­ You can alao ba pretty stir* vour port from a trip abroad, Rab gift will ba used for aometnlng thli But’er went forward and Quitk fottt about pretty important. Because moat gripped hint wtrml) b> the Soriat E Sovingt tondt ople hang onto their Saving# throat. >nda until something important • Yes get bask 84 far if ary 8J at CoWlese, Wilton may ap­ ■ atsnty (74* ytsrs) come# up. I.ike collega tuition, a pear, but he it never dull. new baby, and retirement day. a Yes par ne stats er laesl tsssase ts i sad raa dtfsr psymssl a# Something else. You give more W A LI-V ” P H IL IP S federal U i satU Us Bead* era ** '- f t than money with U. 8. Savings cashed Th* fum is th* first tn Ronds. In a small—but vital—way a Yasr lUada are replaesd free if S H A i.T r |*minel# t'ounty to <tff*r fur 6,v« leek dee tre n d a* atelew vou giva freedom, too. Because S to ra g e facilities and aim e Yes ean get year Bond dollars do a lot to help l'ne’e IF yea seed ft f i r s t t o have Isumliy c l e a n Sam stand tall in this trv>ubigd world of ours. log a n d fur storage umter #vry I N • n e roof. Pricaa start at just S1S.7& for tha 446 in*. Why not g tv e Bonds The vault door i* wad# by t^e Mtite r Safe Company and live the vault itself is firrpicof and burglar proof. Keep fraadom In your Mura w4th i lomal Cleantrt Laundry srd Fur dtorsgs w i l l retain the same pbona number and leiues an Invitation for cutrt« r t .........»»l l - l ••<*•*•** Mu U w iw y T i t e » .w , B.vc .......... loigera and friends to visit fU ifie tiw r in ttS *«d u* u.iei** *» U tr nretrv. te« a** tuiUuig. Rjr Tom A. Cullen LONDON (NBA) — Ever • inf* ha b*f*m* laadar of th# flrltlah Labor party nearly two y*ar* agn, Harold Wil­ son's rrltlra have b**n saying that Britain’# naw prlma min. Ht*d la "too fl*v*r by half." Thla la Ju«t about tba moat damning tblnir • Rrlton ran • ay about a British political Ifadtr. "T*hi rlavrr by half” meant that tha leader la not to ha truatad, that ha haara welching. Amarlrana will »oon hava opportunity to Judge whtthar •uth dlatruat la Juatlflad. Tha United Rtataa will ha hearing a lot about Harold Wilton In month* to ooina. Hrtplla l.ahor't ra»or-thin elctory, It appaara that WII. non will praaa with hla pro. grama, which may ha at ndda with thma of tha United .Stataa rhlafly In tha fltld of Intamatlonal ralallnna. Bor example, Wilton haa announced hla Intention to Itad Itritaln nut of tha nu* clear anna Hub. Thla maana •crapping Britain’* own nu* altar datarrant. It alao maana ra-nagotlatlng t h a Naiaau agreement, wharahy tha Unitad Htataa agraad to aupply I’nlarl* mlttllea tn Britain. Tha new Labor prlma mini* alar la alto nppntad tn tha Idaa of a multinational nu* alaar aurfara flaaL In other wordt, with WII* •nn at the halm of Britain, the United Stale* may ha forced to ra-aiamina her Hafcn»e policy. It may mean morn ralianrn on Weal tier* many at an ntly in the fulure. Tha possibility of So. rlaliat Britain Joining forcaa with fiaullitt Kranre in nr* der to wreck NATO alto can* ltd be ruled out, according to nnme nhtarvara here. Another are* In which American policy-maker* will tangle with Wilton It hit In* • ixlenre t h a t t'ommunlat Orion be aeated to the United Nation*. Tbit wa« one nf the pltnk* nf the Labor party election platform. Kaclualvn nf fpirign affairt WII*. it, pnradoilcnlly, h a t borrnwed many nf tha Idaat which ha will now trek tn put Into operation from an Ameriran—tha lata Pratldant Kennedy.' Tha Labor leader'* •limitation for Kennedy ta unbounded. Wilton ta expected *a In* Doorways To Hope A n d Health Described To Local Shriners MIAMI fUTI» - Vxrahat Zeeman, a 20-year-old Flor­ ida pilot who made an emer­ gency landing on Cuba tig h t day* ago, returned horn* la»t night with no complaints ‘‘ex­ cept the food-—it waa louay." Guards, armed with sub­ machine gunv, held Zeem in captive for »*v*n days af*<-r hia light plane ran out of gut and he landed on the island. "But I really don’t have anything to complain al»out.’’ he said at Miami Internation­ al Airport after getting off n commercial flight from J a ­ maica. “ Only the food w*t louiy." Tha young aviator, who lives In Coral Cables hare, said h* thought ha was land, ing in Jamaica Oct. IH when he went down In the dark with only four gallons of futl re. mainlng In hia small cropdusting plana. "I saw a lighthouse and a tnwn that mail* ma think that It waa Jamaica," ha •aid. " I t turned out tn be Pllon, Cuba, a small sugar mill town on tha southeast coast." , The Hymn Festival that Kriste Schilk*. Debbie Sew. (who are Buddy Burton. Jimwill be held at First Preiby. ell. Kathy Sloan, Stephanie my Dodion, Perry EchelbergUr, Gary Ganas. Ronnie Hall, terian Churrh at S p. m. Sun­ WVstgate. Also the boys of this choir Tom Hemphill, Robert Hend. day will he based on the “Book of Psalms” and will --------- ----------------------------- erson, Charles Hunter, David Lanier. Andy Lyon. U roy present prayers in song that B e lie v e d Nopper. Bobby Rumbley, Bill In their proie forms may b« V ^ u a k e Believed Stemper. used for various facets of The vesper hour it is hoped Christian living, Mr*. George In Caribbean ;by the church officers will Touhy, minister of music, say*. I WESTON, M an (U P I)-W cs afford an opportunity to As examples there are "A f­ Ion Collese selsmological *ta many, even »ho are not memfirmation of Faith.’’ "Song of tion Thursday night r e c o r d e d , hers of the Presbyterian Thanksgiving," "Prayer for a strong earthquake 1,firm church, to join th# congregajtion for this worship service. Timaa uf Trouble," "Hymn of mile* south of Boston. Praise" among t h e n i n e The Rev. 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U*» H - Kader Jewelers REGISTERED JEWELER, AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 112 So. Park A t o . Ph. 322-2363 «wt M U « 0 M T rq u « f4 a-» f» if.fan S M ieT m tK ifC T TQfv? lf(M »f0 tOUifuCT I* M C fttfr* »i!f ? • rv » » :f w v i 8 ..e r f . f > f> i 9*i| 0* ......................... ■ — — — BMW I ............................. .. i �2 Airmen Adrift, Beat Off Sharks For 16 Hours By Mra. M. L. M a m I Ow <0 wmmb ef th* SarfoH-OHuido A n a of the Sixth District, attended a banquet bald in honor of tho Department of Florida P res­ ident Mra. E. A. (Carrie Mae) Roberta of Dade City in the Blue Room of the Tradewiatfa Cafeteria In the 8eminole P lata, Caaaelberry. Tho banquet waa hooted by th e Sanford Auxiliary U nit B3 and the president, Mra. Pool (Minnie) Pexold, Intro­ duced the opeakero, Mra. Koberta and the dlatrict preaIdent, Mra. John (M ary) Broom of Tarawa. Alao Mated at the apeakera table were the prealdenta of other unite represented, Mra. Harold Kryder, Memorial Un­ it 28S of Caaaelberry; M n. Frank Ambachtr, Old Glory Poat 189, Altamonte Spring*; Mra. Alain Marah, Unit 10, Orlando; and Mra. Charlotte Bollock, Unit 242, Orlando. Other epeela! gueata were Mra. Emma Adama, Past De­ partment President, and Mra. Pearle Adama, Department Secretary. Mra. R o b e r t a , a moat charming and gracioua peraon, apoke on the four phaara of Auxiliary work - AmerIcanlam, Child Welfare, Com­ munity Service and Rehabili­ tation In her inspiring and thought provoking talk. She urged the unlta to fos­ ter Americanism In t h o achools through their essay and Girts State programs. Eaaay themes for thia year’s contest are "America’* Great­ est Need" for the Senior Highs and '’My Challenge to Americanism" in the Junior Highs. Under Child Welfare, ahe charged tho women to provide care and protection for all children, particularly the chil­ dren of dead or disabled vet­ erans. With four million chil­ dren who have never been to Sunday School or church w* have a challenge to help them spiritually as well as physi­ cally. She reminded the mem­ bers to aid worthy student* in furthering their education by helping them obtain scho­ larship* which are available. She told of the 1,200 hoys ranging in ages from 11-17 who are confined to the atute'e Industrial schools as well a* the nearly 300 Ito y s on Iha waiting list presently lodged In Jail*. The American l e ­ gion la trying to help thesu youngsters by sending Christ­ mas gifts snd library tmoks. (UPI) — Two Air Force ser­ geants spent 16 hours on a raft is tbs Gulf of Mexico belting off sharks "with the only thins wc h id . paddks," sstil they were rescued Sunday by an Air Force misille retriever boat. M/Sgt. Jam es G. Besson, 44, snd M /Sgt Calvin E. Smith Jr., 42. both of Elgin Air Force Base, were picked up 12 o ik s offshore. Both were in good condition. Season said the pair left HAMPTON Dunn, of A bere Saturday afternoon a- Tampa, public relations a » p . board his small drift fishing director for the Penin­ M A boat "Mlsa Becky." The craft sular M o t o r C l u b sank In about 100 feet of wa­ (A A A ), and a brother ter. Bcason laid his batteries of Harvey L. Dunn, M e 'were shorted out before be Enterprise, will discuss was able to radio for help. "Freeway Driving la The two men spent Saturday D i f f e r e n t , " before POSTERS MADE by Mrs. Frances Fisher’s fourth grade class at Bear night aboard a net-bottom cork members of M o n r o • Lake Elementary School proclaim National School Lunch Week from raft fending off sharks. Chapter, Royal A r c h Oct. 11-17. Children are encouraged to eat in the school lunchroom, where "We hit them with the only M a s o n s , and their attractive, well-balanced meals are served. thing we had, paddles," Bes­ wives and visitors fol­ son said. lowing a covered dish He said they were able to dinner at 6:30 p.m. attract the attention of a Tuesday at Maeonie search plane Sunday by re­ Temple. leasing a smoke flare. Besson said be did not know WEST BRANCH, Iowa - test Sunday on a grassy hill what caused his boat to sink. K eeping Cool overlooking the small farm cot­ (UPI)— Herbert Clark Hoover, 8YRACUSE, N. Y. (UPI) who led a life of gentlenen tage where he was born. —Sales of central residential Dr. D. EUon Trueblood, The word •’scallion" comes and peace through 90 years from Aacalon, an ancient air conditioning this year of a harsh century, was laid to prominent Quaker leader sad a close friend of the nation'* Palestina port which (hipped should give the industry its 31st President, said "thia la no onions to the Mediterranean first half-billion dollar mark­ time for tears." markets. et Tha air was soft with Indian Summer as Hoover'* casket Success N oted was borne on tha arms of By Men’s Club Gospel young servicemen to the gen­ The Mao’s Club of Christ's tle hill rising above hit birth­ OCT. 22, 10*4 Episcopal Church, Loogwood, place. Hoover himself had se­ Meeting Admissions organised In March for the Vlrgl# Lae Kouae, Luclua lected the burial site, located purpose of promoting fellow­ Hoover ship and spiritual kinship PA O LA CHURCH Shelly, LIU Pochlman, Jeanne in the Herbert C, Memorial Park. amoog men of the church has Bodfisb, Pauline Snow, John A military band played the had a successful first year. O P CHRIST Jacob Greenfield, Charles A. Mellen, Early Croaa, AnnP solemn strains of "The Battle Many pro)ectj have been un­ Hymn of the Republic," the dertaken and completed by the Melleni Earl Cross, Ann Brlatriumphal hymn written a group, which meets on the aon, Jarry Merrlweathar and Varied Activities century ago from the heart of first Monday of each month. Agnes Crowley, *11 of San­ nation In conflict. It was Hoo­ In mid-summer the men _puoSUNDAYS 11:00 A.M. ford; Holtn Chokanli, De­ ver's favorite hymn. Offered Youth sored a big Hah fry using flab 8:00 P.M nary) Patricia Barry, Del­ Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, they caught on an all-day Young foika in the Sanford tona. the Republican presidential deep aea fishing trip. W E E K N IG H T S 7:30 Birth* area have a multitude of acti­ candidate, )oined 76,000 other Mr. and Mra. J o h n n y mourners at the graveslte to vities to choose from for re ­ Brown, baby boy, Sanford; C. 31. CLEVELAND Ascension Lutheran Church creation. From hors* back Mr. and Mr*. Ronald W. pay final respects to tha man whose life spanned more than of Caaaelberry has established FROM riding to swimming, from Pochlman, baby boy, Sanford. tha unique practice of conduct­ half that of the republic. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. auto clubs to roller skating, Dtamisaala In defense to the paclflam ing service* spoken entirely from boating to the municipal T. Randy Duncan, Talrlca TO HE THE SPEAKER of the Quaker faith, which Hoo­ In the German language on zoo, Sanford has given special P. Young, Alicia Ann Cooper, ver followed all the days of hi* special occasions. Interest in attention to tiva needs and de­ Rosie Ann Montelro, Florence Come Thou With U s And Wa Will Do life, there waa no conventional these special services bring j sire* of youth. Wells, Patricia Ann Jackaon, 21-gun military salute at tha worshippers from *11 parts of. Thee Good"—Numbers 10:2t Two modern swimming pools Central Florida. ! Ftcssi* Dixon Ttnnon, Erma graveside. and excellent lakes make swimming and water sporU a Stroman, Lucille Mlchela, Jeifavorite with all ages. Tennis ala Soderblom, Zara Davis, • • courts, golf and roller skating Janet A. Johnson and baby girl, Annl# P. Cooper and -Mb answer the need for many. 2 j B p * " Y( Several riding tables, riding baby boy and Eloisa Stallm m ' V m a .1 M s clubs and equitation classes worth and baby girl, all of teach horseback riding and a r­ Sunfurd; Agnea Crowley, I)erange horse showa during the Rnry; Arthur I^a Johnson, & .4 Altamonte Springe. > 9 i $ year. Navy personnel and their wives and children have tome organisations of their own on the station, but mnay also be­ long to civic, church, frater­ nal, professional and service organisations la tbs commonitlea fas which they reside. These men, women and chil­ dren take an active part In civle enterprises, support charitable institutions and give thousands oi hours of volunteer labor and M a la ta n e a to worthy causes of tho com­ munity. •Among the Navy cluhe and organisations ara the Officers and Enlisted Wives Club* of the RVAH-HATW1NG squadrona numbered One, Three, Five, Seven, Nine, 11 and IS. In addition to theM there are the Chiefs Wlvee Club, the Acey Deucey Club and Chiefs Club and tha Enlisted Men’s Club, tha Catholic Navy Wives Club and tha Club 211. The Navy League Is a milltary-dvic organisation made up of prominent builnraamen and retired military officers who promote good will and co-operation between the two groups. In addition there la a new women's organisation made up of the wives of the North American Aviation represent­ atives, who ncantly met to form a new group. Mrs. Jim I’araon was sleeted president. For retired Navy man there la the Fleet Reserve and tha Fleet Reserve Ausillary for their wives. Besides service connected activities, t h i s group la alao known for its civic aud community enter­ prises. Americas Lagtoe Auxiliary, ROBERT H. Txivelace, operations officer of Reconnaissance Attack IIRAKF-S IMPROVED Squadron 5, has been Disc brakes, long popular promoted from lieuten­ on light European racing cars ant commander to com­ mander o f the Sanfordfur their fade resistance and based group, now cur­ Immunity to water, have been rently aboard tho US8 developed to handle the high­ Ranger in the Pacific er weight of American pas­ area, lie and his fa­ senger cars. Front wheel disc mily reside on Tan­ brakes are standard on 1006 gerine Drive. Thundsrblrds and optional on 11106 Mustang*. Herbert Hoover Ve$ / ' t I| l ur l S*H osiin Every Florida Official Supports President Lyndon B. Johnson The limousine look, tho bigger, bolder lines, the elegant interiors ell say "ktsury car"~-bwt the price teg says medium-price in a wonderful weyt We've never offered to much th eft new and exciting at euch • practical price! Totally new engineering! The fineet riding car in he fiefdl More fine models to pick from. More r&tol Longer wheelbooet Big new performanc e from hlgh-vigor V-8'el A choice of roof etyleel The fineet selection of options in our Motoryl All this and more in our Mereury lor '6 5 end wo invito you to ooe h this weehf Every Florida official, elected statewide, urges th* re-election of President Johnson. Effective cooperation between State and National officials reflects in m any experiences of economics and progress. Favorable Federal decisions have been responsible for Florida's retention of our great military installations, continuing development of space programs. Interstate Highways, protection of citrus and cattle industries. Florida has benefited in construction programs for schools, universities, hospitals and such other vital projects as the Cross State Barge Canal. Florida N eed s President Johnson President Johnson N eed s Your Vote Vote Democratic November 3rd The sfakes are foo high for you today homo 109 North Palmetto Avenue �/* rt 17 f it GH Strike Ends But Work Start Still Delayed J * DETROIT (U Pl) - M o r i th is three-fourth! at General Motors’ ear capacity remained MU today despite a halt in the 31-day strike by the United Auto Workers union. Crippling l o c a l walkouta forced the delay. GM Vice President Louis G. Seaton said some GM plants resumed partial production as soon as the strike ended “but full production cannot be re sumed at all plants until the strike has been terminated and a final settlement reach •d." The final settlement depends on agreement on plant level contracts at 130 GM-UAW b a r gaining units around the coin try. Seaton said Sunday night settlements had been reached at 103 plants representinK about 2B8,ouo of GM's nearly 330.000 UAW - represented workers. But local issues were still In dispute at 28 plants, includ­ ing 22 assembly plants. “ Production in these plants is at a complete standstill," Seaton said. “ In addition, there are eight assembly plants where local issues have been resolved but where as­ sembly of passenger cars and trucks cannot be resumed be­ cause companion plants aro not settled. These plants, to­ gether with the assembly plants still on strike, represent about 77 per cent of our pass anger car capacity." Damaged Prop Cuts Motor Performance Nothing sends chills up the spine of a boatman faster than the clattering noises of his out­ board's lower unit slamming into an underwater object The careless boater gives It a quick check, and unless a blade has been sheared off, prououncea everything okay. However, there’s more to checking a propeller than just making sure it’s in one piece. The boatman should al­ so check for nicks and proper blade alignment. Piloting a boat with a dam aged propeller Is like driving a car with a flat tire. It will run. but you can't say much for performance or handling. A boat’s propeller converts the energy from the power plant into thrust. Ideally, If the pitch is 11 inches, the pro­ peller will advance It Inches through the water with each complete revolution. If dam aged, it will not perform this vital function properly. Symp­ to m s of a had propeller are a loss of power and speed, in creased fuel consumption and •xcesilva vibration. Unwit­ tingly many boaters will use a nicked or bent propeller, The final result of this neglect may be serious damage to the engine. If a propeller is damaged, it doesn't mean you have to throw it away. A marine deal­ er can correct smaller nicks by grinding the blades. A bent .'propeller esn be re aligned by osing a ‘ pitch block." Boaters are also cautioned that many times it doesn't take a violent shock to knock propeller blades out of line. Shallow water hoatiog or reg­ ular beaching of a boat ean 'gradually alter the pitch of '*the blades A tachometer, which measurea the revolutions per min­ ute of the engine, is the best way to make sure the propell­ er on your boat has the proper pitch. Your owner’s manual will give the maximum and minimum RPM range of your motor. If the blades have too much pitch, the RPM'e will drop off and the engine can not produce enough power. If the blades do not have enough pitch, the engine will turn too fast and exceed the maximum RPM's recommended by the manufacturer, in both cases too much stress is placed on the power plant and engine life it shortened. In the higher horsepower ranges (U a n d Over) this problem of engine stress is especially acute. The sm art sikpper makes a periodic check of his propell­ er. A few minute* of preven­ tive maintenance insures a long engine life with top per­ formance. Thera ara 42.000 horses ar t mule* in New York State. If f fn fsrl on. Oct. 28, *84—ra g e 8 frrn O Citrus Budget Upped LAKELAND (UPI) - The Florida C i t r u s Commission was scheduled to consider a revised budget today that has been Increased by $333,000 be­ cause of increases in crop site estimates. The proposed budget was en­ larged following a U. S. Agri­ culture Department estimate made this month. The original budget has been based on crop estlmstes made last May. The Commission will also view a 29-mlnute color film that outlines the agency's ad­ vertising and merchandising STUDENT COUNCIL officers from St. Luke’s Christian Day School. Slavia, plan many projects and activities for the current school year. Left to right, are Stephen Lukas, Kecrctnry-trrnsurer: Susan Duda, president and George Brndshnw, vice president, all members of the first ninth grade class at St. Luke’a. Johnson Pares 1965 Budget, Gets 'Tough' r ELECT u W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 LAWRENCE. THE MAYOR OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. WAS ELECTED TO THIS OFFICE WITH THE LARGEST MAJORITY VOTE EVER GIVEN A CANDIDATE IN THIS AREA — 80% OF TIIK VOTE. IIE HAS SERVED V I YEAR TERM ON THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND IIAS Al l. OF HIS BUSINESS INTERESTS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. A VOTE FOR W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD WILL BE A VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE AND PROGRESS. Pd. Pol. Adv. By Seminols County Democratic Executive Committee GET YOUR "ONLY 19* COUPONS AT WINNDIXIE . . NO OILKSATIONS . . ADULTS ONLY BRACK'S Regular 59, . . Suber's Dry Cured Sliced L . } [ 7 , V m* > gtock upfor PLAY "Only19 re T \ NO V. 3 - plans for the 1904-48 reason. The Florida Citrus Mutual reported, meanwhile, t h e young citrus season started well with fresh grapefruit ship ping in good volume from 73 iro n iruit packing bouses, but still lagging behind last year's total at this time. The Mutual said fresh grape­ fruit shipments were some­ what behind the same period last year when 2.300 cars had been shipped. So far 1,750 cars, 500 boxes per ear, of fresh grapefruit have been shipped. n WASHINGTON (UPD-Budget Director Hermit Gordon is r e v i e w i n g administration spending plans with instruc­ tions from President Johnson to hold next year's budget be­ low $100 biltion. That was the word from ad­ ministration officials today as Gordon prepared to begin the '‘director's review" of spend lng proposals for fiscal 1964 sent to the Budget Bureau by the federal departments and agencies. One White House source said Johnson had used “some of the toughest language in years" to agency chiefs in telling them to hold down their mon­ ey requests for the fiscal year starting July 1. The President would like to cut spending below this year's expected $97.3 billion, it was reported. But his chsnces of success are slim because about $1 billion in civilian and military pay raises, added in­ terest on the national debt and other Increase* must be in­ cluded in the 1906 budget. VOTE FOR E X PE R IE N C E ^ID'oMfan f e i Lt j a t e V i f M 'f ' 't THIS IS THE DIAMONDIIACK recently killed in the auto yard at Owens Bros. Garage on li.S. 17-92. The huge snake had 14 rattles and a but­ ton. It’s being held by Owens Bros. Manager Glen Baumle, of Longwood. Looking on is Jeff Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Andrews, of Altamonte Springs. (Herald Photo) C o n d y C o rn M e llo w C r e m e s »*<*. 2 9 - B u rg u n d y »*«*. 2 9 * M iX to W - r e . 3 9 * B u t 's c o t c h D is c 101 T re a ts C in n a m o n 7 9 * B alls A s s t. T o f f e e K e n tu c k y NEW SUPER Q U IET ’65 FORDS W . PA RK 7 * < m. 2 9 * i n t s !2 J 2 9 * wiNM.miM rro ffc .. me. — corrwMNV — Pot Pies 611-891* L i v e mm MORTON Chic., Beef, Turkey REGULAR 49t . . SLICED BEEF DOWNTOWN SANFORD SA N FO RD 2 9 * QUANTITY RIGHTS RtSIRVND PRICES GOOO THRU OCT06CR 20T H Strickland-Morrison, Inc. .122-1ISI M 8£ El R a n c h o C a n d y » ^ » 2 9 * At 60 miles per hour, the loudest noise you hear is the electric clock ticking. You'll find a nice selection at IN 2 9 * r • • » 3 9 * P .E S | # REGULAR 59 1 . . GRADE "A " FROZEN CHICKEN MORTON . . FROZEN FAMILY S IZ t B Fruit Pies 3 ’1. 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The S m a rt P lace To Go... F or G ood T h in q s To E a t 322-0214 French Ave. & 2.">th. Palmetto Ave. & 3rd St. 100 E . F irs t S t. Highway 17-92, Longwood • I -f �I V O T E D E M O C R A T IC 1 1 Sovtkskle ON NOV. VATICAN CITY (UP!) Pop* Paul V I n ijr vlxit th* Dominlcaa Republic »tgt Merck to attead two important •vesta of tb* Rom in Catholic Church, Vatican aoureex raid today. Th* aoureta aak), however, that Uw riiit U (till under cooaidaratio* and that "It is much Another poodbto trip that too «*rly (or any decision.'" Vatican aour co* h art said is They noted that the Pope in- under consideration la to the •ounced his trip* to th* Holy Philippines. fktos, wttk tap hat sod rab­ bit, will aalartoia an spooks who attoad the sovthaMt School HaDowoes Ccitlval m yttday oisht. This oat, by nano of Burros, tanas Mo b Orlando and is a postage af Sanford’s awn "Mr. Magic,’’ who by ths way ia bached op solid. Just ash some lull grown bant at Southaldo and they'll kelp you Dad tb* rooa far all aorta of B y stte s TWO-TIME WINNER: Sanford Elks Club offlenrs display thtir aocond •wards plaque for third place for their club brochurn, covering charitable events and accomplishments over the past year. From left are Diatrict th of o f Kissimmee; : -Exalted - - - Ruler _P u t _ExWade Snyder; Deputy Paul Smith luler Pet* Boworsox and Chairman of Community Activities, Gene alted K (Herald Photo) Walter. no Using op tha scariest Spook Rons# ever, whOo Joan Balter and friends or* hasp with th* fish pood. Oh, and if poo happen to b* fading that dap, fear sot for M e has toon told that fishburgers will to served as well as hamburgers. This along with col* slaw and baked beans. Glnny Tatter and MarJoria Carlton will see to It that poo get service from the beet spooks available between the tour* of 1:30 till 1:30. Zelda Siskind will to on hand at the dart board and Sylvia Wharton Is engineering th* train rides. Th* biggest country store south of Junehisto, N. C. will to set up with three rooms working on it. Heading this mammoth project SUSIE SPOOK ■r* Justine Lee, Connie Wll Hams and Evelyn Hollings­ worth. Many years ago, the spirits tell me, Ruth Herron served as carnival chairman it South side, and she was heard to say, "Nowhere on earth la there co­ operation like that found at Southaidel" Suite will bear her out, and you will, too, when you aee all the fun and merry­ making that will go on come Oct. 30 for you and youra. See you there. Jap Minister Quits His Job TOKYO <UPI) - Japanese Prime Minister llayato Ikeda resigned Sunday because of HI health. A power atruggl* was shaping up among his three would be successors In tho faction • ridden Conirrvxtive party. Whoever wins, no significant change la exprrtrd la the Con­ servative policies of free­ wheeling, Iree enterprise and frlendabip with th* United States. The Conservatives have gov­ erned J a p a n continuously since th* Second World War except for IS months In 1947tS, when the Socialists held power. In the last parliamen­ tary election ona year ago, the Conservatives received more votes than all other parties combined. Ikeda, C4, had been hospitalixed sine* Sept. • with a "procaaceroui" throat tumor. Ho bad bopod to g«t back to work abortly. But alter doc­ tors told him h* would hava to remain In tho hospital until at least tha end of November and posilbly for monthathereafter, he resigned. Ikeda had been prima min­ ister aloe* 1M0. He will overie* national affaire from his hospital room until a successor •a named. Addraded Phrase George Washington, after receiving th* formal oath of office upon assuming the presidency of the United States, put in on* sentence of his own: “So help me God" and these word* have become a p art of tha ritual. 10 Rioters Die In Anli-U. S. Khartoum Riot CAIRO, UAR (U PI) — Tanka and armored ears fired Sunday on rioters In the Sudan capital of Khartoum who war* demanding and end to th# military regime and "American Imperiallam,” ac­ cording to reporta of travelera reahlng Cairo. Today, tha rioting waa re­ ported apreadlng from Khar­ toum to other cltlea In the weat and north of the Sudan. Diplomatic reports reaching Cairo aald a “largely success­ ful" strike had taken hold of Khartoum, closing down government offices, hanks and private businesses. President Ibrahim Ahboud Sunday suspended two Su­ preme Ocurt Judge# for “In­ citing court officials and em­ ployes to strike for an un­ limited period," thn reports said. Other reports said es-Premler Ismail Ashari and other political figures were under house arrest for encuuraging demonstrations. Tha Cairo Newspaper Al Arrant said traveler# from Khartoum estimated that at least 10 persons hnd hern killed, 70 wounded and hun­ dreds arrested In the bloody street battling which began last Thursday a t Kartoum University. 3 Orlandoans Die In Crash MIAMI (UPI) - Three Or­ lando teenagers died in a high­ speed auto crash Sunday, rais­ ing Florida's weekend traffic loll to at least 12 persons. Police aald the youngsters' car went out of control at about 100 miles an hour on U. S. Highway 411 aouth of Or­ lando. The dead were identified aa Kdward Mack, Charles E. Dickinson and Eugene Sullen, all IP years old and all from Orlando. Three members of one fam­ ily were killed at Tallahassee •Saturday when their car colllded with a train on State Itoad 260 about four miles southwest of tho capital city. s r o * ------- AL D A V IS TO SK IV E YOU IN DISTRICT • A * J U S T IC E O F PEACE At, AN INSUBANCI MAN. WITH OPYICBS IN C A S R IL K B B Y » « U THAT HIS BACKGROUND IN LAW THROUGH INSUIANCB AND HIS-BDUCATION IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION QUALIFIES HIM FOR THIS o m c t Paid FoL A ir . Bp Seminole County Democratic ExecuUv* Commltto* Play O N IY 19” Food-Ia-A B a r g a in G am e 734 CASH PRIZES PICK UP YOUR FREE “ONLY 19* CARD THIS WEEK AT F000 FAIR.....TAKE IT HOME AND RUN TAP WATER OVER IT.. IF THE FIGURE 19 DOESN'T WASH OFF YOU WIN $1,4001 50 FIRST PRIZES.... *1,400CASH IF THREE OF YOUR CARDS, AFTER WASH­ ING, HAVE NUMBERS THAT ADD UP TO 19 YOU WIN $1171 THERE ARE OVER 700 WINNERS IN ALL...WHY NOT YOU ? 684 SECOND PRIZES *117 CASH GET YOUR FREE "ONLY 19” CARD TODAY. REPAIRING PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT a t the Little Red School House Saturday morning, were (from left) Dick Van Duyne and Bob Wil­ liams, both members of the Sunford Elks Lodge who contributed their time and services, plus supplies, to making things ship-shape a t the school. (Herald Photo) FARMER GRAY THICK SLICED O PE N T IL 9 P.M. 34M PARK AVK. MONDAY THRU FRL S atu rd ay — O PEN T IL 7 P.M. EFFECTIVE OCT. 2« B P R IC E S C O O D T H R U W E D N E S D A Y Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S R E S E R V E D ; a c o n im iiiiiiiiiiirm iiiiiiiiii Teacher M a y Head TENDER SLICED BEEF South Viet Nam L iv e r SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) —Mayor Tran Van Huong, of Saigon, a former schoolteach­ er, waa nominated today as prime minister of embattled South Viet Nam. Hunng's name was placed in nomination before the high Natknal Councity by Phan Khnc Nuu, the newly elc-t.-d chief of atate. Suu, whose post Is largely ceremonial, sabl he wanted Huong to run the government and Huong said he would be glad to ac­ cept. Huong, If his nomination Is approved by tha high Na­ tional Council, would have about tft hour* to form hit cabinet to meet Tuesday's deadline for the transfer from military to civilian rufe. The pmsent prime minister, Mnj. (ien Nguyen Khanh, la scheduled to resign Tuesday, He ia expected to retain con­ trol of th* army, however, in the U. S. • supported war against th* Communist guer rillas. Suu was elected chief of ita te by the 17-memner roun cil Saturday. Th* council I* seeking a lucceasor to Suu a* council chairman under the new constitution, which pro vides for the separation of the executive and legislative branches. Journalism la tha “Fourth Estate." 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ROSIER FRENCH A N D COMMERCIAL STREETS SANFORD, FLORIDA DOLE HAVAHAN JUMBO PIES NEV • SWANSON'S SPAGHETTI &MEAT BALLS OR BEANS & FRANKS FROZEN DINNERS 2 ». 79 iiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iin iin PUMPKIN PIES FANCY GOLDEN RIPE r* LAYERCAKE* 65° . JIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll ifl FOR FRESH BAKED • REG 49* R E G 69d • W ITH C H O C O L A T E 0 « P I N E A P P L E IC IN G 3 PKGS OF 12 Bananas m i M TU * LUSCIOUS SW EET BARTLETT PEARS LAS 29 �— r —— w r » — t ------------ r , . . ip \ - j .u , m ■. • Vero Beach Hit By 4'/4-lnch Rain In 24 Houn wm I ' t M Press le te n u Penal Summer-like thunderstorms pounded the Great Plains with heavy rain today but chilly au­ tumn weather sent tempera­ tures fading to near freeslai in parts of the Virginias and Carolines. Showers continued to roll in off the ocean a t Vero Beach during the night, giving the city a 24-hour rainfall total of 4V4 inches. The thunderstorms in the Plains struck a sln ly from eastern Kansas to central Texas. Ponca City, Okls., was PINEHUR8T MUNICIPAL Park it a new recreation park being built kit with 4$ miles an hour winds on top o f a former landfill area. When completed it will have a lighted and more than 2.24 inches of baseball diamond with bleachers for Little League games, tennis courts, rain during the night. barbecue pit, picnic grounds, swings, slides and playground equipment. The temperature a t Marfa, Tea., plunged from a toesty Tl degree* to anly 40 degrees in about two hours Sunday when New Red Chiefs raia-eooled air poured over the area. Outline Aim s Use mercury dipped to 21 degrees at Asheville, N. C., MOSCOW (UPI) - Surprise early today aod fell in the 30a talks between the new Soviet •cross sections of Virginia, West Virginia and the Caroleaders and their Polish coun­ MONTPELIER, V t (UPI) •omstimsa do — the decision terparts were aimed at show­ linas. The weather bureau said the Eastern states would w arn -.Vermont has a unique tra ­ of tho trained Jurist. ing the Communist East Euro­ op a bit today. The tide judges act as a pean countries that Nikita S. dition by which laymen make eertala they control these buffer to the "book-larned Khrushchev's ouster will not 1 • M el ■ mean tighter control from Mos­ judges"—and often speak up “goMurn Judfts." ^ cow, diplomats said today. It la tho assistant judge when the superior judge ex­ Communist party chief Le­ system, and Its members are ercises what they feel just onid I. Brezhnev and Premier known as aide Judges. This is Isn't good, common, country Alexei N. Kosygin left Russia for the first time aince they horse-sense. SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPS) - because they flank the su­ replaced Khrushchev Oct. 13, The superior judge knows A U. S. Air Force pilot and his perior court Judgo in cases what aide his brtad is but- meeting Polish party leader Vietnamese co-pilot were killed tried la county courts. The tsred on. In this case, both Wladysliw Gomulka and Pre­ today when their A1E Akyraid- eyatem ia a throwback to tho sides. He has to be wary of mier Josef Cyrankiewics near #r fighter-bomber crashed SO days when anything even the side Judges — knowing the Soviet border. sniles northeast of Saigon. Observers said it may be the (lightly reminiscent of Mer- they can upset his decision. A U. S. military spokesman rle Olde England was imme­ first of a series of little sum­ He usually manages to lie •aid the cause of the crash was diately suspect. mit conferences with the Com­ friendly enough with one of not immediately know*. munist leaders of Eastern Eu­ When Vermont joined the them so he has a majority. The single-engine Skyraider original 13 colonies, It car­ There hat been some talk rope, many of whom have ex­ had been on a strike mission. ried with it n deep distrust of getting rid of the aide pressed reservations on the The bodies of the two pilots of the Brltieh Judicial system. judges, but It would take a way Khrushchev was deposed were recovered and the plane's Although the system was constitutional amendment — and continued to praise him. guns destroyed by a tu rn which landed at the crash site adopted, it was saddled with passing two straight legiilaunder the protection of two some strict reservations that turn and a public referendum —to do so. They will likely be •rm sd, U. S. Army helicop­ have never been discarded. To be a aide judge in Ver­ around for the next 170 years ters. In another development, mont, you don't have to quail, just as they ware for the M A K I Y O U N M V O U S 1 Slier Zj. com aaa Kldner or bladder I,. American military headquart­ fy as a lawyer, you don't have first. m aliaaa affeat tw w i s s s u n m n u l I M B l f W t l f N Uneaaad nirtu ., ers said U. 5. Army helicopters to be a man and you don't As a gritzled old farmer M I n n taa f m u in t , became * llebins lu '.u n katk da r and nluht. Sn ead a«Ur. drew anti • aircraft fire from even have to know who Louie aaid recently: "Get rid of the at SOS sea? Iota dHO and antfor from l l u d . AaoUaka and fool aid. mad. do. Cambodia on Saturday while Niser is. side Judges f Why, what atkaa. SrotioS. l a s a i b I r r ita lla a . OTITSZ The closest thing to a re­ trying to recover the body of alls brlnaa faat, solatia* comfort kr would old Luke do If he sm to sb lat Irrltatlas sormo la (Irons, acid a itain American Army offi­ quirement ia that you should couldn't play around the anno and k» analswla pair, relief. Got c r a m as Sruaiuu. real btucr taae. cer. They theorised that the be somewhat advanced in courthouse!” body may have been placed years. near the border as bait for an For It la mainly retired folk ambush. who get elected. There are two in each of Vermont's 14 countiea. F l a n k i n g the superior judge, the aide judges pose a problem. Vermont law states non-jury cases must be set­ tled by the three judges and JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) Friends of Dr. A. E. Holmes of ths laymen can overruls—and JMlields ' Verm ont Has Unique County Court Setup Jr. B o y s' U n it Corduroy S U C K SITS 1 S T Comp. Volvo 1.99 Lined sla c k s A Dies In Crash matching b«lt M a t c h in g p la id j * shirt; size* 4-8 P M en s Fine Fabrics! Fa n ta stic lo w p rie d . nnyi SUEDE JACKETS SPO R T SHIRTS 1 . 7 1 Dots BLADDER IRRITATION Com p. V a lu e s 2.99-3.99 * * * * * lace trim C o m p . Vofue 4.99 G llt im N T IE S Dan River cotton broadcloths, O xford* Regular & button down collars First quality tailoring! S,M,l,XL Also Famous M aker Knit Shirts 1 0 0 % Acfilan and 1 0 0 % O rion 5 • • • ’• to * le g . 3 fc e « . • lace trim; 4 paileli • Band & print leg* v. Germans Ready For Fall Vole FRANKFURT, G e r m a n y (UPI) - West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt's Social Demo­ crats made significant local •lection galna in three states Sunday, final return! showed today. The Christian Democrat* of Chancellor Ludwig Erhard showed alight galna in two of the atatci and a drop in the third. The municipal and county voting in the Saar, RhinelandPalatinate, and Hesse was the last major test between the two parties before next Sep­ tember's national elections, when Brandt will run against Erhard. Picasso Shuns Birthday Fete NICE, France (U PD -Pablo Picasso celebrated his S3rd birthday Sunday, out of the public eye. The famous painter had left his hillside French Ri­ viera home at Mougins two days previously and gone to an undisclosed destination with his wife and one of their friends. Josephine Baker Reported Sick PERIGEUX, France (UPI) — Josephine Baker, famed American born Negro music hall singer, was reported Sun­ day to have been hospitalized here for an undiscloied Illness. Miss Baker, 31, b is been llving in retirement at her near by estate of Le* Milandea, ear­ ing for her 11 adopted chil dren. She became a French citizen in 1931. Funeral Notices W F.ST. W IL L IA M M. — F u n • r s l • • r v l e s e f o r W illia m M. W e s t. IS , * f i s A n g slu s I U . r u R s r r . w tio e l s e s a i u r d a r . w ill S t h a l l T u . a e a r a t «:SS r oi. a t th a A lla s - S u m m erh ill's D *B »rir C h a p sl. R«» 'V a l t t r M r l'h e r a a k w ill o f f i ­ c ia ls . B u ria l w ill ka In K a n t. O hio. A lla a -B u o im a rh lll F u n • r a t H n m a In e h a r g t . W IL L I l e t s , HUB. FWF.lt T . — F u n eral ta rrlc a a for Sira. Fra<l T. W illiam * o f S a n fo rd , w h o d la d S u n e a r a t O a l l a r , »lan->r w ill ba k a le T u a a d a f at (ha F irs t rra fk y ta ria n c h u r c h a t M a . m. w ith th a Itav U ro v a r C. Ifaw alt o f f i ­ c i a l i s e . B u r ia l w ill ba In Ik s la tk a v la w C a m a tt r r B rlaso a F u o a r a l U n a s la e b a re a . . ;x j * - jdSP- fields P/ofeuional HAIR SPRAY William M. West Succumbs At 80 William M. West. 00, of II Anicius Road, DcBary, died at 4:30 p. m. Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, where be had been a patient for 22 days. Born ia Chester, England, he hai been a resident of DeBary for the past IS years. He was a retired machinist and diemaker. He was a member of Congregational C h r 1 s t a o Church of Sanford. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mabel M. West of De­ Bary. pockets weight sizes 10-11 slacks ** Football Game Proves Deadly Terry, Miss., told authorities that the physician said be would play a game of "Russ­ ian roulette" If the University of Mississippi lost a football game tney listened to Ssturday. Mississippi ended in a T-7 tie with Vanderbilt. Friends said Holmes remov­ ed all but ooe bullet from a re­ volver. apun the cylinder and pulled the trigger. The gun fired and Holmes fell dead of a bullet wound in (he bead. A coroner's Jury returned a verdict of death by his own hand*. Button front, belt back, 2 For comforting warmth, no Antelope, Loden, Brown; W o n d e rfu l with skirls o r r° * * 1 2 t4 eiA • Prnfsiilanal fypi for* •wla; ksepi hois soft Caterpillar machines i CHINA TABLE LAMPS I have always done ^7 97 more land clearing Comp. Vofue 15.97 Hera'* why . . . it's tha bait all-around cquipmant, designed to do tha BIG jobs at tha bait, most aconomicol prica. 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SUNDAY: 12 Noon to 7 p.m. qUAUTY »d wW t~d "Wi U **k* sueranlme SLWSrS D ISC O U N T S fhdfjw* we vr—'Ce H 1*1**1 IVSST MV �* 1 .VJ TheBPW Oub e To Present Miss Haney Bride Of Douglas Lovell Fashion Show r* Mis. B. M. Oebto Is District OfBet M asafir far trap mmmm the the Florida Power Carporstira I ef M r daughter, 1m motor Tark. od aad door priaeo wtQ be awarded. .Tiekete nap be obtained b in Harriett** Boeatp Meek, lo t S. Oak or Beady'S Stylise ■sloe, S ilt S. Oek, or a ^ Fashions will be from Cowaa'a Department Store. Proceeds from the benefit will bo donated to the Dental ClInk, which gtvaa emergaa* ep treatment (through the County Heelth Unit) to chil­ dren who eaaaot afford den­ tal work. Miss Wiffiamson Surgery Patient A t O.A.F.B. By M e r y Mi k e Deeke WlUtoioeea w a e rushed to the Orlande Air Perea Been HoepHal, Uat Betardey, for an amargmey appendectomy rad other sur­ gery. She had to hero a num­ ber ef bleed transfuilona, but la reported to he coming along very nicely aad expects to •tap la the hoeplial another ton dope. Danko la the daughter of Capt. aad Mra. Harry Wllhamaea of B ud Lake Boad to Foreet City. The Family with to thank nil thalr many friends for the many gifts, get well wishes and other ways folka have ihown their concern for Denise. She la a ninth grader at South 8cm isole High School. Anna Miller \ Circle Meets A t Elks Lodge The Anna Miller Circle ef the BPOB Lodge Mo. 1141 held the regular meeting re­ cently at the Ellu Lodge. Mra. Sylvie Moot wee wel­ comed into the eirele ao a new member. Costume Jew elry MISS DOLORES gan, drove their car to Geneva for them and took a bus back to his home in Edgefield, S. C. The Sellers spent their summer in Edgefield and Cashiers, N. C. Doth report that they arc happy to be back In Geneva. Visiting with Mrs. Emma Youts last week were Mr. and Household Remove moat on lawns by hand raking or by spraying with copper sulfate. Apply at the rule of five ounce* of copper aulfutc in four gallons of water per 1,000 square feet. • • • Separate alicca of cold ba­ ron by removing In one piece the number of alicea you want to use and, aa the heat Complete Njlnn Covered Sofa Ile«l, Matching Chair, g Tablra, t Lamps. Baahcaa* Bed. Doable Drr#-^ aer, Innerepries Mallroa*. Bea Spring, Cheat. Daniah Modern. Halls Welaat flnlah. 'D IN ETTE Table, 4 Chain • E asy Term s • Open F ri. N ites M A T H E R of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT St. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 222-5492 E V E LY N 'S BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd A MAGNOLIA ■Toney Enhances ood Flavor And Personals Aids In Beauty K B. E. PURCELL CO. Hints 0 . Herbert Skewes Recent Guest In Area Fashionettes bignews aboutthesuit that Personals PR ESSESnSELF ASY O UW EA RIT Eater W ES SAYS; 1st Bp Oar Artists! TEMPTRESS9 Welcome W agon Club Plans Pumpkin 293-09 E. The many beautiful gifta were dlaplayed in the run room. Muale was tarnished by Norman Might's orchestra for enjoyable dancing. The mother of the bride, who chose a royal blue dress with matching feathered hat, wore a corsage of white carnations with rooo bud centers. Mrs. Lovell wore a tourquoise en­ semble with a similar coriage. BraatlfaUy S t j M Silent Auction Next Month Mrs. Mamye Mathleux has been moved to DcDary Manor and she may have visitors any time. Gifts • Cards • Ilooka 210 E. First St. ed aad created bp Mice Lu­ cille Dad* af Dalton*. Robert M c O a t , baritone, gave a stirring rendition of “Tba Lord's Prayer” at tha close af tba esrsmooy. Prank C. Woodruff, organist, played tba nuptial s ta le . MBs Ruth Ana Rogers of Minneapolis, Mina., waa maid of honor. She wore a blue ■heath with pale yellow aewaaorlea aad carried , a cas­ cade bouquet of daisy pom­ poms. Kathy Pittman of Bes­ semer, Ala., a alece of the groom, was Junior bridesmaid and wore a pale yellow dress of peau da eoie. The wnsth of daisies la her hair matched her dainty bouquet MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS S. LOVELL Susie Mitchell of DeLand wore a dress which matched that of the junior bridesmaid. She scattered petals from her basket of daisies which was decors ted in tulie and yellow satin ribbons. Milton Mitchell of Birming­ The Welcome Wagon Club with prises awarded M n. ham, Ala., served as best man. of Sanford met at tha horn* Ralph Stumph, Sr. Mra. Grata Path* Haney, brother of the Jonea and M n. Bobbin Ban­ of Mra. Walter Blevlna, pres­ bride, and Leo Monahan wart ident, recently for th* regu­ ner. tba ushers, Hat* Year Hair Members attending t h e BRA meeting were the Mmee. L. ENHANCES Goodman, W. Snyder, J. Hoolshan 8r., J . Hoolehan Jr., EVERY L. Enos, C. Ellison, W. J. RUTH KIRSCH NECKLINE! Clark, Maria Stafford, Chris­ tine Blankcmhlp, J . Wehry, Bertha Neville, Clayton Smith, Gen# Walter, Huton Hale and J. C. Brown. lar monthly board meeting. Door prise was won by Plana were discussed for M n. Jesalo Shaw with Mrs. Mrs. Erie Swanson of Longtha Council meeting to be Harry Rahn winning tha cen­ )eltona wood. held a t Daytona Beach on terpiece. Bobbie Kanner of the Cut November 12. A “silent auc­ Several residents of Genova tion” la planned for tha reg­ and Curl Beauty Shop gave attended the dedication of an intonating and informa­ ular meeting in November. Tanner Memorial Park In Orange County this past Sun­ The president appointed tha tive demonstration on th* day. Those attending were My Mildred Haney following to serve on the ear* of the hair and complex­ Mrs. Helen Alderman, Mrs. O c t o b e r 25-31 la tha nominating committee: Mrs. ion, using Mn. Benn Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haney Emma Youts, J. T. McLain ‘‘Sweetest Week in the Year" William Erhold, Mrs. Roy aa her modal. and son, Patric, and Mr. and Warn this wide-sat strap bra beautifully traitor every rackand Mr. and Mrs. John — tt’a National Honay Week. Pounda, M n. John Pugh, M n. Th* Welcome Wagon Board Mrs. Douglas Lovell were line. Lavished with nylon Aieooon lace, R ha* Hght booster Church. Hava you ever noticed, a Morris Plank and M n. Jea- presented a farewell gift to guests of Miss Mary Lou Mc­ s to give you that flattaring above-cup fullness. Colors man Is apt to call anything tie Shaw. M n. Benn 8haffer in apprec­ Carthy Wednesday evening at id to your most important outer totWona, Era 1240, Mrs. Em m a Youts had so ho likea "a honay” ? Tha Tha regular meeting was iation for all tha work ah* her home on Hartley Avenue. ABC 32-38, 5.95. Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. word "honey” has coma to held October 20 a t tha Trade- has contributed to th* club. Mary Lou, who w u born in ed Hunter of DeLand. mean something that adds to winds Cafeteria in Casselber­ Guests w en Mrs. Walter Kenutcky, blew out the 17 can­ tha enjoyment ef living. A ry. Card game* were enjoyed Llmer, Mra. Leater A. Bate­ dles on her cake, ooe candle for each year of her busy, SANFORD — ORLANDO smart cook knows that honay man and M n. George Lee. adds a lot to good eating. The next regular meeting active young life. will be held at the Capri on Honay spreads for sand­ November 17. warms the bacon, slid* th* wiches are favorites with children. Simply spread one slices apart. • • • slice ef bread with honey and Roof on your house too high the other with peanut butter, looking? "Lower It” by paint­ or mix honey with chopped By Frances Wester ing It a dark color, advises or grated orange peel for the Mra. John H. Skewea of the National Paint, Varnish filling. There’s a vast difference Make la ity aalads with hon­ Lake Mary haa had her son, between the casual and alob and Lacquer Association. * * • ey. Mix honey with cottage O. Herbert 8kewea, of Manas­ look, says Ron Postal, direc Combine salad oil with sea­ cheese or cream cheese and sas, Virginia, visiting with tor of th* National Council of Men'a Fashions. But many soning* and lemon Juice or serve on lettuce with peechee, htr for a week. pineapple or other fruits. The During hla stay, they took taen-ager*, according to tha vinegar to maka a tart french delicate honey flavor anhance* a trip to Tampa to call on expert, mistakenly think the Ireiaing for vrgatabl* salads. th* mixture of fruit. frknda there, also Fort My- look* are synonymous. • • * * * * r v a savory baked ham, en , and many other towns Clean sneakers with a baata it with honey during along tha Gulf Coast, which Th* blaser trail for Joa moistened, soapy scouring the baking time. About half was moat anjoyabla for both College (a led by a navy-blue pad. an hour before th* hem Is of tham. flannel model, double-breast­ * * * While h e n , Mr. Skewes at ed and featuring silver but­ A tasty salad combination done, remove It from the oven and mark th* fat with deep tended th* exciting football ton*. grated carrots, diced celery * • a cross cuta. Pour honey over game at Lyman on last Fri­ and cucumber alicea. the ham and baste frequent­ day, when Lyman won ever The jumpsuit, tong a staple • * • ly during tha balance of th* New Smyrna. This waa of item at Abercrombie A Fitch, On* of th* newest quickly cooking time. top-most pleasure, aa Mr. haa turned to th* outdoors. prepared convenience foods Is Honey is an excellent beau­ 8k*wes waa a football Coach, Shown at a ski fashion show Instant npplesauce. ty aid. For a "honey" of a while he taught at Lyman for in the atore recently, it wa* hand lotion, mix on* part several yean. trim aa a space suit and well honey with two parte lemon He aald that K waa won­ insulated. Big patch handJulro, fo r a facial, ueo one derful to he back h en once warmer pocket# and elastic!*part honey and two parts again and to see th* old grid­ ed cuffs and ankles maka the Dr. Howard Runge left Sat milk. Leave on for an hour. iron and most of all to talk tog a skier's delight. Sug­ unlay to spend ■ week study Rina# with warm water, then and be with ao many of his gested for undercover pin ing prosthotlontia st Letter a dash of eold. old friends. nings: cashmere long Johns! ntsn General Hospital in San Erancltco. Dr. Runge, who is NOKTHWEAVR adapts to u p a major in the 3280th Garrison tampan tore. And wfctuaRp Detachment active roeerve of never needs a preraiog, bearan H the U. S. Army in Orlando, la being lent to the school by Peter! Peter! the Army unit which he serves as dental surgeon. Geneva Personals ■p Jeaaa Haps Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Seller* bars returned to their borne in Genova after being away nil summer. Their son, Mor- ever taffeta feetarod a train af CBratlBy law. TW shoulder length vail af Bhutan waa caught la a earaaat af pearls aad teardrop Jewel*. Th* bride's bouquet ef Pbalaaaapotoarddds to a eas­ yellow rad whit* roMs i u topped bp • p u r e e while or­ chid tad v u beeotifulljr dieplayed. The table eeatorptoc* war u wtraaetog crude la bra, with two rapid* bolding aloft ra arraagemrat of white dalelee aad yellow a u r a . Silver aad cryetal bold the petit aaodwtebee, seta aad miota and were flanked on each aide bp eryatal bowla ot poach. Karp L ra McCarthy, Linda Mona­ han, Ih rrt Janlak aad Mrs. 322-0983 Hie Bobby Baker mesa areas to be ■■ “Open and Shut" case. Berry waste it "open" and L.BJ. waata It "ahut” and n o b o d y aeema to bo able to prove aay thing. 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Oct. •»«. ’*♦—Pajre § Dr. A n d Mrs. W oodall Department Buffet Dinner “Candid CkaJtbUi By Daria Williams Society Editor TIME MARCHES ON establish a permanent resident | Navy about aa yyear ago. is is e a r ago. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Wood i t Antar. la le e As 4 a •■•••ml scholarship to a student of. Evelyn and Al usual all were hosts i recently at nursinf for the next 30 yean.,the Antars “ docked" at “ Many 1their spacious West 18th advances progressively. Encouragrd by this ■ o rtlp o r ti« but feu tn love with S t m t home to a Halloween enthusiastic r e s p o n s e , t h e , . . , ^ , . t . . . buffrt dinner pi St years. Ruth Mettinger - honoring • ru th w e t t in g e b SCHOL well qualified to relate : the members and hus­ ARSHIP FOR THE STUDY a^ J T T . progress made in the field bands of the American Home nursing. Ruth, who has Z S S S K ^ 1T £ after Spending 21 year, in the Department of the Woman's eetrtly retired, has t : : z ____ established In .larch of this j^ot having any parti- Club of Sanford. ef her ambitions fulfilled in year. On May 21. RuUs person- ^ profession or vocation, The exterior of the homo aUy presented the first Ruth ^ ^ ^ to tr^ hll Wet linger scholarship award- hind , t ^ n t l (lU te |a m c . __ i ' omated with lighted pumpkins, black cats and oth­ tfu.t o v “ » n ndmg «• t»PPeoed to walk into er Halloween decor. ArrangeW^° if* Herb Stenstrora’s office and menta of autumn blossoms * ,h™ n. ,,ud?n‘ 1" S * Herb was looking for a good and foliage decorated the inSchool of Nursing a t Honda man Aj who had never had State University. We are confident that the terior with a lovely bouquet in a genuine milk glass con­ tainer rentering the eervlng table, accented on either tide by orange taper* softly glow­ ing in milk glass candle holders. Individual tables were a r­ ranged throughout the party area, and were cleverly eet in orange and black Hallo­ ween motif, rompLte with a variety of noise makers. Ap­ proximately 30 guests dined on tha delicate honey cured ham with all the trimmings. Tempting home made pastries completed the dinner course. The guests enjoyed • infor­ mal chatter, and were delight­ ed in participating in the c u r r e n t l y popular game, •'Password." AssUting Sirs. Woodall as co-hostesses for the festive occasion were Mr*. Donald Flamm, Mr*. Charles Thom­ as and Sirs. Kenneth SI. Wing. experience in this field. j" SPECIA L! ALLGOOD SUGAR CURED — SLICED BACON 2 79 Lb. P kg. Special! “S uper-R ight” Western Beef Full C u t — Round “Boneless” LB. STEAK B petiall ftnnny trank Florid* Grade “A ” RUTH METTINGER the modern "lady in ____ she govs along with Plato r iat "Knowledge Is the Food I the Soul." Our R. N. was born ta San* I rd , the daughter of Mr. and irs. John K Mettinger, and ooe of three daughters. !__ attended the public schools here and was graduated from Saminole High School with (ha class of 1911. She is the aunt of Dr. John Morgan and cousin of Mrs. Ether Rive and Mrs. Tom Rurleigh. She has devoted her U/e to public health nursing and cr ganized the first Visiting Nurse Association in Florida. Today she has realized one of her m ajor goals, home nursing care. In 1925 she was designated # as nursing representative of the American Red Cross in Winter Haven, and was later transferred to the Georgia* Florida area. Still later, aha represented the Rid Cross In the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, A l a b a m a , Mississippi and Louisiana. Sb«‘ was appointed as director of the Bureau ot Public Health §) Nursing with the Florida State Bdard of Health in 1931, and aha recruited approximately 100 nurses for the program. Then in 1961 the State Board presented her the Meritorious Service Award in special cere­ monies at Jacksonville. Thia honor, who in the opinion of the judges, goes to the person who has made the most outp Btamling contributions to (he health ami well being of the citizens of Florida. Ruth has been very active In civic and state organiza­ tions, but she has been parti­ cularly active in the Pilot Clubs of Florida. When she re­ tired in January of this year, her many friends recalled her •ubstantial contributions to the m field of nursing snd to public health ami the warmth ami generosity of her friendship M was apparent that a person of Ruth's accomplishments end character deserved to be recognize.! upon tx-r retire­ ment in a way befitting the constructive and unselfish life that she has lived. Thus the ••RUTH METTINGER SCHOL►> ARSHIP FOR THE STUDY ' OF NURSING," was consider­ ed and today Is operating in full swing. Since Rulh enthusiastically •upportrd the creation of the •‘Education Foundation of Pi­ lots, District 4. Inc." for the •■press purpose of giving scholarship assistance to InIcllectually-gifted students, it ff Appeared appropriate that this •cholarship be established through, amt administered by, the Foundation, which Ruth helped create for the Pilot Clubs of Florida. In January and February of tbla year, some of Ruth’s friends and admirers, who knew of the scholarship, con­ tributed generously. Seventeen £ hundred fifty dollars was re­ ceived toward the twenty five hundred needed, which would - ' *« A * i • A M e d . EGGS Halloween Treats! id and Cm. Of Om Date* MAKE .U P YOUR HALLOWEEN CANDY HEADQUARTERS MRS. A. W. (ROSE) WOODALL, left wiw hontcas recently nt her lovely West 18th Street home to u Halloween party honoring the niembt'rt' anil their husbands of the American Home Department of the woman's ('hit* of Sanford. With Mra. Woodall from the left are Mrs. W. L. (Jerry) Kirk, vice chairman; Mrs. Donald (Betty) Flamm, Mrs. Kenneth (Annette) Winir and Mrs. Charles K. (Ethel) Thomas, co-hostesses. Special! Salts** Salad W* Have A Large Y’ariety For Ye*r Selection, dated Below Are Ju»t A Few Of The Many 0*1landing Ynliivn. D R ES S IN G MOUTH MORE I’kg. Of I* Assorted Pops I s a b e l m c in t y r e EVELYN ANTAR remaining seven hundred and fifty dollar* seeded to make permanent the “ RUTH METTINUER SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE STUDY OF NURSING" will be provided by those who respect Ruth's life of devotion to her profession and brr work. Ruth was widowed after having been married to N, II. Nissen for a period of about six years. In view of the fact that she waa to widely known throughout several states, she has always retained her maid­ en name for business and pro­ fessional reasons and on top of that, to avoid confusion. The retirement division of the DcRary Manor is Ruth's home now that she has re­ tired Ruth Mettinger juvt Isn’t one to retire, alt back ami l>e unproductive. Would wager that she will always give out with constructive advice anil soliciatation and that it will be accepted graciously, and that omohow she will always he in the background. Wc found her to be moat charming ami vivacious with an abun­ dance of energy, and sparkling eyes, which seem to say “ I know what I’m talking about." So although Ruth Mettinger has officially retired after 30 years of Public Health Nurs­ ing, she can always carry this quotation from Socrates with her, "One can not get nearer to the Gods than by giving Health to his fellow men." • • • THE PROGRESS AND EX­ PANSION of Sanford and Seminole County can be con­ tributed to unlimited media, persons and projects Uncle Sam's Navy has been respon­ sible (or added economy, growth and culture to our coun ty. In turn n.any of our Navy friends have returned after their retirement to make their home with us. So many have found the people of Sanford and surrounding communities to be unusually warm and friendly, and an ail around ideal area in which to live. A favorite couple around town, who retirrd from the mean old) sewing machine. When asked if it actually worktil, Evelyn replied that it did. This was astounding until she related that Al had put her portable Inside the priceless old cabinet. Evelyn and Al are both avid golf enthusiasts, but tack of time prevents Evelyn from ex­ ercising her energy on the course. She is office manager of the Navy Relief at NAS. For the people who are not "tn the know," this job la gratis and is volunteer work. Evelyn graciously gives her services and has over 1500 hours of time she has dooated. She is also very talented with the easel and heavy oils, and has many canvasses to her credit. Al is originally from Rhode Island and Evelyn is from South Dakota. Due to traveling, Evelyn has held many posi­ tions of various capacities. Her most interesting job was with an exclusive speciality shop in San Diego, where she did merchandising, buying and modeling. She portrays the role welt today with her fash kmable wardrobe, chic coffure and gracious manner. So Sanford is pleased tn have people like Al and Evelyn An­ tar as part of our community to contribute to our growth and progress. • • • OVERHEARD IN THE HER ALD O FFIC E - "I’ll sure be glad when we get this Pro­ gress Edition out so I will have time to clean my House." Another empto>e— "Humph, you should see my pail. It's carpeted in wall to wall dirt, and is papered with Hie San­ ford Herald." • • « DOTTIE AUSTIN and "yours truly” recently had Hie plea­ sure of meeting a most charm ing ,i. N. from Brazil. Miss Isabel McIntyre. We were both invited to have lunch with her. but friend Dottle gets all the "fringe benefits," while "yours nurse who now serves in the our pencil (lew as we tried to truly" >st in the office and Congo, afte- 20 years in An jot down all the interesting ami sipped her coffee, laborously golia, Africa. Her other otlier revealing things she told us angling, triw-ming ami conniv­ sister is an Industrial nurse in over lunch. ing in an attempt to get even Scotland and her brother is a Her story would (ill many with Dottic for using a certain Baptist missionary tn Sau pages ami we don't have the picture in the Herald, which Paulo Bible Institute. space to tell it all. However depicted that all one poor ill The teaching of medicine we must add that this most in­ ole’ society editor did was gulp and nursing has made treiuen teresting facet of the story coffee while the other em­ dous strides in Brazil in the ami tell you how- Miss McIn­ ployes slaved away. Aha, 1 did past 30 years, Miss McIntyre tyre happened to be in San U! tells us. In 1937 Miss McIntyre ford. Here are Dottle's own words was made director of the fourth Her visit here was brought after dining sumpliouaiy with school of nursing to be estab­ about because the Seminole our Braulian friend, while we lished In Brazil. Now there are Count) Health Department It choke on s packaged dry **nd 93 schools, and after having rated as one of the finest allwicb. served as director of several around public health service m iss Is a b e l m c in t y r e , of them, she was sent to this units in Hie state . . . some­ a visitor in Sanford last week! email struggling auxiliary thing of which Seminole Councomes from a family which nurse school In Msceio, to help tains can be very proud. has contributed a great deal get this institution on its feet. toward the betterment of man- i A bright-eyed, vivacious and Oct. W ave Days kind in many places of the loquacious little lady with world. curly gray hair. Miss McIn­ Miss Mclnt>rr, a registered tyre told with a twinkle in her nurse, is visiting in the United eye how she raues chickens kwh Stales. Costa Rica and Gustc ami sells the eggs to provide mala fur three months through scholarships for her uurse TIES an award from Hie Work! trainees. Health Organization. She had high praise for five She is studying all branches U. S. Peace Corps volunteer TOURS. of nursing ami public health nurses wlu> serve is instruc­ services and will take her tors in her school. SAVE knowledge back to her auxil­ “These young people arc iary Scleml o* Nursing in Ms very dedicated and become so 2 0 % ,,n ~ An* ccio, capital city of the stale| attached to us and to the work of Alaguat in Hie country of that they are doing they arc ProfeKsiunul Permanent Brazil Wt Offer! reluctant ultcn their time Miss McIntyre js u llrazdian comes to leave," she said. R e g . (It) T o H i W a i r a citizen, although she was horn She also praised UNICEF, of Scotch parents and look her which vhe said had furnished FOR APPOINTMENT nurses training in Scotland, her srhmd with i bus, books, She tames from a fa mil) charts, visual aids for teach­ CALL 222-191.1 dedicated to humanity, whose1ing and all kinds of equipment members have served workl with which to operate the brotherhood (or more than 50. school. years. lltir .'listing .Salon Miss McIntyre talked a mile Her father was a Baptist' a minute in her Portuguese2201 S. Park Ave. missionary who went out to Scotch--accented English and Brazil more than 50 years ago' to work among Indian tribes where mi white man had gone before. S>on his sweetheart, who was a nurse, joined him j there and added her care of the bodies to his care of the souls of the primitive Indians i This couples' devotion and love of mankind obviously communicated itself to their children for both of Miss Mc­ th e gift a ualitv watch! 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Quarterback Jack Blaatca Halfback Kenny GUI Mov­ Intercepted a Dal aad paaa Tribe kepi pimaiaiex e f the ball far 11 minutes ef the f i n t quarter an tbs march to tbs TD. Early to the second quarter Buddy Burton rambled for II yanto U r s Tribe first dawn. Thaw Ckuck Beett moved the ball three more feUowed by • pass Deni Bonnie Blase*, to Mika Grey for 24 yards and ■aether first down putting the ball o* the Wildcat’s five yard Una. B a r t o n broke through the Wlater Park de­ fense far the second 8HS TD. The extra point attempt waa the Winter P ait 82 yard line. Prank Whlgham waa right on target with e >2 yard pass to Denny Tlllle'for the third BHS TD. The PAT felled suid the Tribe led II to 0. Kunksndall kicked off for the Tribe 1*4 It wasn’t long before the Tribe defense gain­ ed the kail fsr Sanford by downs e* the Wildest** 11 yard Use. H i n t o n rolled around the end for six and Sparkman moved the bell to the three yard line,.Whlgham karat through the right aide few hia first TD of tho assson and Sanford’s fourth of tho ed H Into paydirt oa a oooyard plunge a n d I d d i e O’Quinn kicked the extra point to make H 7-0. Lyman punted to DeLaadt SEMINOLE HALFBACK BERNIE BARBOUR latched on to a Tribe IS aad the boet squad moved aerial and ptmto his way 88 yards for the sixth 8H8 touchdown of the the oval to Ita own IS. Bracknight n fs in it tbs Winter Park High School Wildcats in a Metro Confer­ ■nridge moved the ball 61 ence encounter at Ward Field Friday night. The Warriors grabbed the yards for aa explosive second victory by n count of 65 to i . (Hamid Photo) TD. O’Quinn ays in kicked the PAT aad It was 14-0 over the ■tunned Lyman charges. ths ball Hinsoa went to the Lyman waa forced to kick air finding Sparkman in the and did ao to DaLand’s 41. deer for IS yards aad then Mika Murphy carried the maU Sonny Meaaer for 42 yards. for DeLand to Its owa 48 Time ran out In ths ascend and then Brockenrldce got period with the Tribe oa tbs back into the act Wildcat’s 20 yard lina and He hurled a SI yard pass Pigott'a new offense went in at the half with n comfortable Tbs victory gave the Browns to Mike Cooper who scamper­ lead of 2S to 0. a one-gamt lead over the I t ed over the line for the third Winter Park kicked off end lt'a the offenses that wins Louis Cardinals, who were up­ tally ia five m i n u t e s . A1 Boniface returned it five headlines but tbs defense that set by the DaUas Cowboys Ji­ yards to start a cpectacular wins game*. ll while tbs Colts now lead la march from the 20 yard Um Take that as gospel from the the West with a 4-1 record aU the' way to the Winter Cleveland Browns and Balti­ compared to the 4-2-1 marks of Park 'five yard Una. Sparkman more Colts, who lead the East­ the Lions sa d the Los Angeles did j t again with a drive ern and Western divisions of Rams. Tbs surprising Rims thrqagh the middle for the the National Football League moved Into a second-plate Us fifth TD of the tUt, aU made today thanks to thstr mighty in the West with their 27-17 win defensive units. by 8anford. set win over the Green bay Whlgham patted for an­ The Browns are powered by Packers. other TD tbla time to Bemie fearless line-buster Jimmy The Washington Redskins Barbour for 33 yards, Bar­ Brown and the Colts by peer­ scored a 27-20 triumph over the bour’s first TD of the sen- less passer Johnny Unites, of Chicago Bears, the Phlladel- ATLANTA (UPD - Whan eon and the elxth of the tilt. course, but It waa the Cleve­ hia Ragles downed the Pitts­ Alabama quarterback Joa Na- Early in the final period the Tribe took poMcstion on the Winter Perk 2H yard line and Burton aprlnted for 14 yanla ami the fin t down. Sparkman gained four more. Tlllis moved the ball tu the Cat’s four yard line and Hin­ son crashed over for the sev­ enth TD of the tilt. The extra point wee blocked end SHU led 43 to 0. Watson kicked off for the Tribe and after two plays the Tribe recovered n Wildcat fumble and paraded to the elx yard line. Scott rolled around the end and made hie fourth tiH. Kuykendall kicked off to TD of the aeuson and eighth the Winter Pnrk 10 yard line. of the tilt , land defense that engineered Sunday's 42 20 rout of the New York Giants juat aa it was the Baltimore defrnae that produc­ ed the 314) romp over the De­ troit Lkms. burgh Stealers 34-10 and ths Minnesota Vikings defeated the San PraocUco Forty-Niners 27-22 in the other contests on a seven-game card that drew crowds totaling 333,101. [ ★ ★ ★ Denver Drops Tilt By United Piets lateraatlonal romp over the Denver BrooAt present rate, Cotton Davldson rosy never ret.re. Or at least whatever notions Davidson a v e r entertained were placed In the far comer uf his mind after be led the Oakland Raiders to a 40-7 American Football L e a g u e P k SB -2784 (O’Quiaa kick) M A C ’S O I L C O M P A N Y , IN C . math Injured hit knee, It crip­ pled his chances of becoming an all-American. But thanks to understudy Steve Sloan, it hasn't hampered the Crimson Tide's bid for the national chumpionshlp. Before the seasoo began, coach Paul (Bear) Bryant said the key to Alabama's success in '64 would be Namatb, his cocky passing ace. In the Tide's first three games, the Beaver Falls, Pa., senior ex­ ceeded even Bryant's expecta­ tions with one daullng per­ formance after another. co, s unday. D,vid*oo. wbu 0QC, pUnMd . . . . . . . . . to rrtl™ ,n d « ' u,ked lnt° Paring by San Diego General Manager A1 Davis, had his New York raises about 10,* greatest outing In his long, 10241,000 chickens annually. year career. (V By Bab Themis Herald Hports Writer The Croom* High Panthers won their fifth consecutive gam# Thursday night by trouncing the Matthew W. Gilbert High Panthers of Jacksonville by a score of 126. I t waa Gilbert's Homecom­ ing. Grooms muffed a scoring opportunity la the opening minutes of til* game whan they frlled to acorn after cov­ ering a Gilbert fumble deep in their territory. From that point on, the two teams fought to a scoreless first quarter. Midway the second period, a »avsfe tackle by a Groom* Panther jarred the ball loose from a Gilbert bark, and wsa pounced on by Lewis With­ erspoon of the Grooms l ’anth- ra n t im e NEW YORK (UP1) - Poet lima at Aqueduct race track will ha 12:28 p.m. KST starttog la d ay aad affective through Nov. 7. Beginning Nov. • the (tart o< tha first rare will ha moved up to mm * . era. John Pritchard drilled for five yanla. Andrew James connected with Perlman Brin­ son on a IB yard past play, and he luggrd it to the eight yard line. On the next play, David Peterson—behind fina blocking by John Knight and Itobort Walton—punched in for the tally. The try for point after was missed. After receiving the kick­ off Gilbert entile to life ns they p e n e t r a t e d deep in Groom* territory, but time rsn out before they could move in for ths score. At the end of tho first half, Grooms led 0-0. A fin* halftime show waa rendered by Gilhort's band plus a bevy of charming girls were presented as the highly partisan crowd viewed the color and pageantry which ia indirative uf a Homecoming. Most of the third stania was a defensive battle as the two trams put on a fin* ex­ hibition of savage blocking end tackling. However, mid­ way in the third quarter, An­ drew James threaded the needle as he threw a strike into the outstretched hands of Tyrone Henderson and be raMbled to tho to yard stripe. Perlman Brinson took a handoff, and scored stand­ nlng attack. Knight Intercept-1 tained drive by tha Gilbert ing up after getting away ed a paaa th at stopped a sus-1 Panthers. from four would-be tacklera. It wan a brilliant and moat determined run by Brinson. M ake Y our R eservations F o r The PAT waa missed. Gilbert scored in tire rlo*. Y O R K RITE D IN N E R ing second of the final period. The try for conversion waa S atu rd ay , October 31st A t The missed. John Knight, Robert Wal­ ton, Kddie Brown, Terry Sanford Shrine Club Phono F. L. Miller — 322*2616 or 322-2631 Or 322-7979 Before Friday, October 30th. Donation $1.75 W AY T O FARRELL’S IRBT B WK GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS E C O N O M IC BU Y A N D TO SELL Professional In stru cto rs W ant ads g e t fa st reralta! They've g o t coverage! That*! why buyers and sellers of goods and services g o to the W ant A di for action. FOR T H E E N T IR E F A M IL T S et Your p r ic e . . . we'll set your ad! CA LL • REFRESHMENTS A BNACE BAR • COMPLETE LINK OF SKATES AND ACCESSORIES ARCADE PACKAGE 8TOR1 N DAILY — • A. M. - 6:16 I Q U IC K E S T , M O S T • SPECIAL CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED SKATERS . C L A S S IF IE D �------ O ct 28, 1964 — Page 11 Rally Sparks 19-7 Triumph BuildersStill TopBowleretfes Pace Betty Anne g # In the flaa) a a te h • Mats- high Betty A b b ' s Hairstylist gsma for O. K. Losstng Transfer took thre* mate was waged between Eleanar swept four points N o n Sauls Agency to continue on top in from the Alley Cats as Nona Southward Investment and St. gams and Jana the Sandspurs League. Marge Hines shot Kipp shot a 188/313 to lead the way but sh* had capable asslitinee 'from He lea Kaella with 209/479, Betty callan a 166/437 and Darkls Owens with 171/441. "No Job Too Howa’i Tire Shop ramaios in sveond place after vanquish­ Large — N o Job ing Powell's Insurant* three to one as Marilyn Ferguson Too Small" posted a 180/491 and Hslca Padgett rolled 170/460 (or Howa’i. Mads Wiltshire hid her big bomb blasting tha pocket for a 180/494 series for rowell's. Chapman Blocks won three of four from Pryor's In­ surance. The spotlight beamed on Jean Krieck ns the blasted a whoppin' 203-206/113 to pace Pietro Manufacturing to a • P o rtab le W elding three-gam* romp over O. K. Tire. Edith Zeuli backed up • Steel Fabrication Jeaa with a flat 177/462 series. (Bar And Sheet Steel) Dot Johnson rolled 170/493 and Miry Smith had a 113 Evsas Builders lead the BowlervtU* at Jet Lanes with a record of II wins and five lata is. Cut 'N Curl and ■y M m fttl Ltega LIT Bugger* ere tide for acefcriM gp«# Wl» i end with 12 wine end eight The Oviedo Lions made • loeaee. Warner Realty, Inland tremendous comeback in the Materials and Senksrika Paint fourth period Friday night to and Glass are tied for third overcome the Clermont Highwith 10 wins and 10 loesea. leaders and defeat them 19-T. Next la Walker Realty with In defeating the Highlandnine win* and It losses. Tied ere. the Lions.racked up their for next spot are Kama Infifth victory and now hove aunac* and Playgirt Fash­ 14-1 record. ions with tight wins and 12 The Hons started things off losses and Auatins Beauty when they won the toss. They Salon is last with tix wins chose to receive and on the and t4 losses. kick-off halfback Billy MiU*r High gamo and series was caught the bail and returned it taka* again thia week by TO yards to the Clermont U. Klala* Kastival with her 211/ Quarterback Jimmy Courier 629. Other high game* were then took it for 11 yards, and rolled by Kay Shoemaker, a first down on the Clermont with a 178. 176 by Alice Beat, two-yard line. Fullback Ted 174 by Jana Spotski, 169 by lellhorn then took it across JOHN MacDONALD (25) of Clermont carries the bell at the Clermont* lusia Ban*, 168 by Nancy far the touchdown. The kick Oviedo contest Friday night at Oviedo. He is brought down by Oviedo's Conway, 168 by Teana Parker (ailed. Jim Courier (10). Oviedo’s sharp comeback wrested the game away from and 168 by Dot Sekattaa and Neither team was able to the heavier Clermont 11 to win it 16-7. (Herald Photo) Sherry Cannon. score in the second but the Splits were converted by Lions did ' have one called Giony Chadwick with the 6-7, Mystery Ticket beck. Courier pasted to Mlkthe 2-1-10 by Leu Meekt, 6-7- Holder Eyed In le r for 11 yards and tha t d 10 by Tina Parker, 3-6-10 by but it was called back for il­ Alic* H aupt and Ann Beh­ Giant Track Win legal procedure. YONKERS, N. Y. (UPI) rens, 6-10 by Cart Bridges, Clermont felled to a core in 5-6 by Ann Almond and the 3- A man la bis late 20's who the first half se Oviedo had e was pals around the gills." M halftlma lead. Jean Monroe had her big 10 by Alic* Sextan. Turkey* That was the description were railed this week by Tina In tha third the Highlanders bender tearing up the pine provided by a track policeman Parker and Elaine Koetivai. cam e baek with a long past to By virtue of a four-gamb Coast Line to knock them from while bowling for St. John’s of the bettor who held the only eat the stage for their first and sweep over Ron Sun, HLH-Piw-, thoir parch atop the league winning ticket oa a near-re­ Realty in the Sandspura Lea­ only touchdown. E arl Turvllle ladder and at the same time cord twin double payoff of ducts "A" took a on* game' passed to Bobby Thompson for pushing thsmsclves into the gue. She ahot 2.15/604 to help <171,064.60 at Yonkers Rata28 yards to put th a n on the lead In the Businessman's l i n ­ fourth place in league stand win a three-point verdict over way Wednesday night. Oviedo five. Halfback John gua at Jet Lanes. Tha number Inga. Fryor'e Insurance. Elsanor The unidentified ticket hold­ MacDonald then took it across two spot is shared by four Tim Dcmmy paced Ward's Anderson gave her good back­ er missed breaking the world (or tha score. Mike Meeker teams, Atlantic Coast Line, with a 21S/600, good enough to Ken Martin waa the shoot­ record by less than 12,000. The Autooetica and take high series for the night. ing with a good 176/814 and kicked the extra point for M" Glass-Mat, all-time record payoff of <172,Highlanders to give them a Dick's Appliance*. For Atlantic Coast Line it waa Jan* Adcock asilated with ing sta r for the CPO Teeto­ 726 80 was collected at Roose­ la individual matches, Ward Bill Bertleson rolling a 203 19*3/487. Dotty Brits rolled a talers In tha Kagltra League third quarter lead of 7-6. velt Raceway Sept. 10 by Ro­ At play resumed in the Realty woo three from the game, Joe Pickens a 203/304 good too game and Juanita Paced by Ken'e fine 246/589, bert Kroner, a young Brook­ fourth the Lions had the ball and Don Domlny with 174/311 Haird hit a 175 gams for the Teetotaler* won a three- lyn newlywed and eeveral par­ Prynra , on their own 20. The Lions point decision over the Pick tners. HLH Products "B " won four Fierro Manufacturing took Ups. Jerry Kanter backed started to move and drove the Speckled Perch over Ron Sun as Harold Drier over second-place in the lea­ Ken with a nice 208/601 and Highlanders all the way back came through with a 203/334. gue with a four-point nod Ramsey also contributed ■ to their one-yard line. Bell Highly Esteemed Wall Plumbing took four from over the Alley Cat* a* Marion fin* 180 game. For the Pic* born then carried for the the Elks and HLH "A " won Karelia really to rt ’em up with Ups it was Rill Jones bomb touchdown. T h e conversion Commonly known as Speck­ three and ona-half points from was made good through a pass led Perch In Florida, Black Lance. Dick Schnililer paced a turkey enrout* to a good Ing a 201 662 and Jo* Mansi 107 game. Edith Zaull con­ notching a 187/511. from Rex Brooks to Mlkler. Crapplc U another member of HLH 'A" with IT f/sa. tributed a 162/441 and Jean .The Lions' last score came the Sunfish family, and highly Although the CPO Luabea In other matches, Autooetics after halfback, Bruce Dowicn, esteemed by tha light-tacki* won three from-Maeoo'a M Krieck continued her red hot hung a three-point ioee paced 26 yards to the Cler angling clan. The "Specks" as Nsal Maxwtll rolled a big bowling with a 197/616. For Sullivan's Camera, they didn't mont 24-yard line. The Lions Inhabit FkirIda’s lakes, poods, 317/3TS series. Dick's AppU the Alley Cats it waa Colleen loss much ground from their then pushed their way to the streams and rivars, with a anca won four from Rex as Winsbip banging home a fine first place spot because the preference foe waters sround Clermont two where Mikler 176/471 series. Buddy Noel cam* through with other leaders were dropping vegetation, submerged brush, ran for the final tally. Betty Anne's Hairstyling two and three points a t the a whoppln' 236 game and 537 logs, stumps and fishing piers. The Lions travel to Mel serlas while Jimmy Anderson held their firat place spot bourne next week to taken on After a slow angling season spun a 223/371. Glass Met took with a three game win over same time Willie Magitn paced tha Melbourne Central Catholic. during November and Decam- three from Dale's Group at Chapman'* Blocks. OK Tire Lushes with 188/531 and had bar, speckled p*rcb fishing O vM a d e rm a took all four a t tha expense help from John Stankiewies novas ‘swiftly lata high gear Doug Owens blasted a 211/316 of Team Twelve. U first downs series. with a 112/500 and a good MS rushing yardage 67 as spawning activities begin, (.oiling Transfer teok the tn passing yardage 19 usually late in January and meusure of Howe Tire Service 194 game by Button. Wayns 14-21 passes (Stt.-comp.) 2-10 February. Coloration ranges TWO PLAYERS SUSPENDED by a three to one count as Morris rolled a 119 game and OAKLAND. Calif. (UP1> - Irfith aides displayed aom* fin* Clsrmca Henning shot 184/Oviedo—Bellhorn, 100; Mlk from a dark oliv* green to a l«r, 71; Dowltn, 37; Courier, light silvery green, which may Two Denver Bronco football rolling. Southward Realty won 502 to par* Sullivans. be clouded with darker spots, players, field goal kicker Gene a three-point verdict at the Sanford Atlantic's Banker* ST. Clermont — Thompson, 35; sometimes appearing almost Mingo and defensive halfback expense of Powell's Insurance. won three from the Moose Willie West, were suspended and Glass-Mat swept four MacDonald, 21; McQulre, 12; black. from the Feron Builder*. Turvllle, (4 ); Swcaringln, S. Although individual weights Sunday for conduct detriment­ IRLSH WINClermont o o 7 0— 7 will go as high as three pounds, al to the team. NEW YORK (UPI) - Coun Oviedo 6 0 0 11—19 the aver eg* Is coblidercd to St. Benedict founded Italy’s be about baif-a-pSMd. Ib a Xo U. 8. president ever haa ty Dublin, the Irish champion, Abbey of Mont* Cassino for "bedding" tra ss are usually used hie powtr to adourn beat a New York all star team hie Benedictine order in the FIGHTERS SIGN found In shallow waters near Congress. 19 9 in Gaelic football Sunday. sixth century. COLOGNE, Gsimany (UP!) the bast of reeds or otbsr sim­ —Zora follsy of Chandler, ilar standing vegetation. Live Arix-. seventh-ranked heavy­ •minnows are beat as far as na­ weight contender, has signed tural baits go. but Black Crapto meet Gerhard Zedh of pie will raedlly take worms, "YOUR Germany In ■ 110-round fight and freshwater shrimp, or FAVORITES at Dortmund, Germany, Nov. small sixa artificials such as spinners. bucJdails and spoons. »• Can y o u imafina PREPARED H LH 'A ' Sweeps To League Lead Farm Equipment Repairs • F ill Dirt • Land C learing Jean Monroe's 5(4 Tops Loop • Loader & Dump Truck Service • Boom Truck L ift Service • Dozer Work • Farm Equipment Repair Martin Stan For CPO Team D.N. DAVIS DIAL 322-429!) NEW UPSALA ROAD SANFORD, FLA T he‘Jeep’ Gladiator with 4-wheel drive has twice the traction of ordinary pick-up trucks. TIGERS' TANK CAPTAJfi COSMO A twrrc/foft T44T r o w a*r 6A*c£*ft fiOOAtf, AtAAAH/i *A TAHKt By Alan Mavtr TIME FOR REFRESHING a truck with 2 -w hael d riva handling m ud thiadaapl; A* YOU I.IKE THEM'” B EV ER A G ES Whan a ‘Jaap’Gladiator gats down on all four*, thar* Isn't much in natura that can stand in Hi way. The 'Jaap' Gladiator with 4-wha*l drivo can gal dirough atormy waathsr and rough tarrain that would stop any convantional 3-wheel drivo pick-up. That's btcausa it haa twic* tha traction. 'Jaap' Gladiators plow through snow, slush through mud, sail through downpours and giva battsr control on lee. And bacauso it Is built to tak* it, a 'Jaap' Gladiator 7 m *. AM * T M ft* la worth a mint whan you gat raady to tall H. Hhold* Hi valua bacausa It stays versatile. Qo to your 'Jaop' daalar and tail driva a 'Ja*p' Glad* lator. Notica Its pasaangsr car smoothntM. Than find a hill. A ataap ona. Try It halfway in 3-whe#l drivo. Now throw tha 'Jaap' Gladiator In 4-whaal driva. And hang on. You'll know than what saparataa othar pick-up trucks from tho "Unatoppablaa." KAiamm J m ? ca m ro m A n o N 80 TOlfDO t, OHIO JStT i *T0CUA M **t AH.* MW M O *0 4 . MT/VtAl SCOA*V A j* 0 *t *i/ 9 6 % , A iP S tr» A SCHOOL A t COM *_M 7 X m % % % A *r (A M M G rt 9 S * , * * l> - & m Reduced Price* On All Slha f t Quarts ft Special Caa* P r im Harry's Bar & Package Store 11 ro. w B W e * D O W N T O W N SANFO RD N ew kind of pick-up truck for tw ice the tractioa ‘J eep’G ladiator w ith 4-w heel drive.' CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 500 Sanford, Florida Se* 'Jeep' vehicle* In nctlon on T V . . . “CBS Evening News With W alter Gronkite" (6:30 p.m. Ch. 6) E. Second St. �0 fo h it m wihkpoge ) AND I “CAM PFIRE* FANCY! park SANFORD <> FLA . ' GRADE “A1 LARGE I Limit: Om With T « r IS Or M m Foal Order P l t u . t | $1400 w Tho WSCS of CoM.lb.rry Community Mothodlat Churth mill yrooont 1U annual ho* boot ot tho chnnth on latnr* day, Nor. 14, from t a. m. to 4 p. m. • p r is e s t Llalt: On. With Yoar |J Or Mor. _ Food Order I'leuo » (EQUAL TO THE AVERAGE FAMILY’S YEARLY GROCERY PURCHASES.) ft ( . ham plain and aandwicbaa. Tho circloa participatinv and tholr booth, a rt Sun* ohloo, Chriotuaaa docoratloni; Dorcu, baba aalot lUbekah, whlta .l.phant; Either, fancy work and atuffod toys, and Crusaders, gifts. A car waah will bo conduct* ad throughout tha day by tho Senior MYF. Co-chairman of tha a m t will bo K n . William TUford and Mra. Ralph Nowcomar. v y±ip V K r im e s ! (EQUAL TO THE AVERAGE FAMILY* MONTHLY GROCERY PURCHASES.) FRESH • NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO PARTICIPATE! *N CRISP! • JUST COME IN * GET YOUR ENTRY • BLANK! “ICEBERG • CONTEST CLOSES THIS SATURDAY, OCT. SI. Rec Room Ideal H EADS Moou’a Luminary Tha earth in a luminary to tho moon oo the moon it to tho oarth. When tho moon la n crescent, oarth ahIns la pow­ erful enough to make tho whole disk vfaiulo, according to the Encyclopedia Britan* » 8 OZ. PKGS. Improvement Tba basement noraaUn room odU la tho moot popular homo Improvement, according bo a aurvoy made oy a build­ ing aupply trade magaxine. More than 1? per coot reportad having built auch a room within tba paat thrao yean In the mldwettern city whara the •urvoy waa conducted. Mora than half of the home •wners who made atructural improvamcots tin t aought laformation on tha project from their local building aupply dealer. Commenting on the aurvey, John Concord, homo Improve­ ment export aaid: "Without question. the great­ er leliuro available today la reflected la the finding!. Fami­ lial want and need recreation­ al faclliUoa, and the logical place la tholr beaement. Am­ ple room can provide a hobby corner for ‘teeners,' a work■hop for Dad and a Mwlng tenter for Mom, not to manRon table Irani# or other fam­ ily gaaMa." Modarnlilag the horn# for Creator enjoyment, ouggaato Concord, la "one of tba beet Investments any family can make. It pay* off in develop­ ing well-rounded Individuala who’ll loam how to handle tholr apart time conatructlvo* 6 t Limit: 2 With Your IS Or More Food Ordar Flcaee BOLOGNA • OLIVE PICKLE • SPICED LUNCHEON LOAF • JIFFY - RONEY-DAT* "CAMPBELL'S" 7 OZ. FIGS. LIVERWURST MINCED LUNCHEON MEAT "SEALDSWEET TOMATO SOUP "JIM DANDY- ONE L a BOXES PEAK- 1 OZ. CANS FROZEN TALL CANS J U IC E ORANGE A “KRAFT* "CHEF- FROZEN a "THRIFT" CLEAR LIQUID GOLD BOND S TAMP S 50 EXTRA with t o . Coupon A Tha Purchase Of V M P B ifB l R GO a U LD HU t it oi. Phg.- M |] B O N|D p M Murtom Froicn B lSfT : IA u MP l U -S1 HONEY ■ BUNS Coupon good at yonr “Thrlftwej Only, Thru Wad. October 24 50 EXTRA With Thio Coupon * Tho Purchoao Of 2 I Lb. Pkga. "Uoldklng" HUSH PUPPIES Coupon good at Only, Thru Y so e x t r a with Thia GOLD BOND Coupon A Tha STAMPS • •F a u ltl* ..- Purch.M Of m n n H KG r UOJLRD *1 BOND ■ p iA M i-S lM . l JP -SB T A/ M SPRAY ■ STARCH Coupon good at yaor *ThriftwnyOnly, Thru Wed, Oepeber 2S 50 EXTRA with Thio Coupon A The Purchaa. Of I Ox. Jar GOLD ■ ■ V 'P f 'l BOND H M I M STAMPS INSTANT COFFEE Coupon tood ot your -Thrlftwap1 Only, Thru Wed, October t t 50 EXTRA With Thia Coupon A The Purchase Of T Ox. Can "GLADEDEODORIZER Coupon good nt Only, Thru W GOLD BOND STAMPS i �+ * ✓* High School Dropouts Biofiot — Roy. Cromfty '— Tomorrow the W o rld !'1 people are unable to support themLast winter a 16-ynar-old boy nam­ .selves and their families, those o f ua ed Tommy mndn one of the b in e n t who work and pay taxes will have mistakes of hia life. Because to bear tha burden of their support nd school and wan unhappy at home, The economy is further weakened h« decided to go out on his own. Ho because the unemployed cannot buy was an intelligent boy, willing to its products. work hard. B ut when employers Most of us in this country put a found that he had an high school high1value on education—not only diploma, the job intsnriews earan to for economic reasons but also be­ a swift close. cause we know that being a respon­ Tommy is one among hundreds of sible, useful member of the commun­ thousands of unemployed youngster* ity means being well informed. How who mill idly about the nation’s can an uneducated person grasp the streets. This restless horde o f school significance of the momentous prob­ dropouts will grow to the disturbing lems our nation faces? How can he number of 7.5 million in the next take an informed part in the deci­ few years, creating a vast pool of sions that shape the very life he not only unemployed but mostly un­ leads in his own community? employable young people. Indeed, in many cases, the drop, Theme are worried youngsters who out and hi* family are the problems havo been virtually dumped on tho that we in the community have acrap heap in a country that desper­ most to deal with—in eliminating ately needs skilled, well-trained alums, in supporting the indigent, in workers. This waste of undeveloped combatting juvenile delinquency and talent is certainly a personal tragedy crime, in caring for illegitimate .to the young people themselves, and children, in teaching health and for the rest of us it amounts to a treating disease. catastrophe with national implica­ Not all dropouts come from such tions. deprived environments, of course. On the economic front, tha prob­ There are a great many reasons why lem assumes grave proportions. I f a child leaves school, and the drop­ 40 per cent— four out of every ten— out is found in a wide range of so­ of our young people leave school cial and economic environments. before they get -even a basic educa­ Whatever the eause, the remedies tion, who is going to supply tha being sought by national and local brains and manpower for the high­ agenciea affect aii of us. They rely technical joba of the future? And ? uire our financial support and inif the dropout can’t find a Job, who ormed concern. And the changes la going to support him? that must result will improve the A few years ago tha school drop­ educational standards for all our out could find work bectuse plenty children. of unskilled jobs were available. But times have changed drastically. In this age of automation, tha odds art Thought For Today three to one against a boy like Tom­ my finding a job. Yet the demand So I always take pains to have a for skilled and professional workers clear conscience toward God and has increased so rapidly that within toward men.—Acts 24:16. • e • tha next few yeara, according to tha Department of Labor, there will be If wa can harness the moral con­ only five qualified workers for ev­ science of the world, we shall have a ery seven technical jobs available. force greater than armies.— Woodrow Wilson. If these millions of wasted young from the time he was horn. For certain trusted aids, other presidents have depend­ Order 10450, Security Requirw* ed on routine checks, relying menu far Government Employ­ on old Investigations or their ment, the basic security docnpersonal kaowiedgs. Some­ ment far the ei ecutive branch b r y*gr*. To aoma. eataat, personnel times checks have been delay­ of the government. That document i nquired tkgt security checks at the Whitt ed for considerable periods. Houst have depended on the Men who havo worked on 'th e appointment of each civi­ individual laltiativt o£ whom, this problem tell me that Pres­ lian officer or employe in amp ever w u prtsidtnt of Um ident Truman and President department or agency eg the United StH e ra t the tin t, not Eisenhower were very itrict government shall be made n h on a rigidly enforced detailed and had "almost tveryono" jeet to investigation. . . (In) set of impartial regulation*. put through full field investi­ no event shall tho investigation Some presidents have requlr- gations. President Kenoedy, ln:!ude less than e national ed a complete investigation of they report, was much more agency check (toludiaf n almost every new-man taken trot-wheeling and depended check el the fiagerpriat flint on at the White House or trans­ mare an his own evaluation of of tho Federal Bureau at In­ ferred to the new president's the men close around him. vestigation), end written ItImmediate am ice, Ineluding President Johnson has boon qulrics to appropriate leenl old members of the White “mote strict than Kennedy." law onforcemsat agendas, House staff, old emaioo a< the la at Mast two of these four former employers and superadministrations, the head se­ cHirens drawn In as personal curity officer himself was not attended by the person under consultants. given a new full field Investi­ investigation. . A full field investigation gation on entering the White This order apeeifieaOy stated sends agents out to interview House. In at least one admin­ that investigations of new t ^ present and past neighbors, istration there was a certain potatoes to any agency n r de­ friend*, enemies, employer* lasnesa in checking oqt mem­ partment of the g n v w w r i and ether aseociatee to deter­ bers of the vice president's (Including transfer* from ether agencies of the government) mine if there is anything ''de­ staff. rogatory'' in tho employe's On April 37. 1953, to clear were to be cheeked on a var­ up a hodgepodge of security iety of mattera Including "se » praetices in tho various depart- usl pervert ion." WAa g y gTOW (NEA) Investigation ef the Walter Jenkiaa c u t I I I brought to light a security loophole that ha* eiUted at tha White House Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Letters CASE U-419: Doris D., aged Sexual degenerates are gen­ "Oh. that awful D r.< 33, has been morally shocked. erally looked upon aa of low you have criticised, "Dr. Crane," she began, "1 intelligence and lacking in cul­ people wouldn't thixk ef s U you didn't aMsUea II have often felt that you were ture. age and convictions to do for cadency. A lack of individual being a little frank in diseas­ But eouatless groups ot your column!" Editor, Herald: determination to provide for ing sex dangers that threaten teen-agers, aa well a« older Malirky I They gel The forthcoming national themselves. married foika, with high I. Q. dosea of It In movies end SB election may well be the most Our freedoms, our rights themselves. A complacent at happy marriage. "But now I’ve changed my are alio indulging In sexual TV every week. crucial of this century. Each under the Constitution aro tltude whereby the people de promiscuity for “kicks" or to Lurid magasinae ale* n u t s eligible voter should be deep- slowly and surely being whit­ pended upon the government mind entirely) meet initiation requirements sex titles ell ever their R eal tled away to the point where for their every need. They be­ "For laat Saturday night my ly concerned and by all means cover* each month. express their convictions es­ an individual actually has no came slaves to the govern husband aad 1 wera invited to of high school gangs. Indeed, we medics know ef Here in Chicago, for exam­ ment. rights regardless of race or a swank party. pecially by voting coma elec­ color. Not until individuals devel­ "Six couplet were present. ple, the high school daughters many daughters ef thee* mob# tion day. Taxation has reached the oped a personal pride in their After • few highballs, one of of prominent familial, includ­ prudish pareats who ar* al­ To myself, an amataur his­ point where an individual ia Individuality, their ability to the men suggested a new ing medics. Judge* and busi­ ready promiscuous with their torian In a way, 1 see history bound Into slavery by the gov­ stand on their own two feet game ealled 'Key-matching.' ness leaders, carry contracep­ high school classmates. repeating itself. Since 1930 In fact, some of the girls nr* "Well, I had never heard of tives in their pursea. each film achieves stature in ( my earliest memories of con ernment — representation is snd rebelled did these coun Girts’ clubs have also been now seeking advice bars m e doubtful. How could individu­ tries again rise to power. Our it before, so 1 thought U might Us presentation of a truth sequence) 1 have seen our formed at the high school le­ they are already pregnant, yet which seems simple but which country rise from tho depths als such as Bobby Baker, Billy country was developed by re be fun. ‘Each min was to toss his vel which require the new girl their pradlsh mothers oUQ im actually proves to be elusive of a depression to become "the Sol Eatea function and in all bellious individuals—rebellion ly complex when an attempt is major world power” at the probability many others of a g a l n e t taxation, rebellion own houst hay on tha tabla. applicants to submit to sexual list 1 am too frank I made to project it factuaUy. close of World War II. Since both political parties exist and against spineless representa­ Then the keys were all mixed relations aa * part of their So send for my warning booklet "Sex Problems ef up and each wife was to pick Initiation. At the latter level, "Iguana' then, we have declined—mor­ function if we the people were tion. Contrast this Immoral out Young People," enclosing • 1 believe the time has ar­ out a key while blindfolded. presents a depressing snd un­ ally, spiritually and aa Individ­ properly represented? distinguished story of a de­ ual! who should have the cour- U seems most people nowa­ rived. Wa have tho choice in "Then she was to find tha look with the high Idealism ot long, stamped, rslurs days ara looking to the govern­ November to choose a man man who owned that key and the Hi-Y end Tri-Hl-Y Clubs. lope, plus a frocked clergyman who, _ ment for a handout. This not who has the convictions and retire to a bedroom for sex Sex is a vital aspect of hap­ spits of his attitude of defiance py marriage and true love. is caught in the toils of his ebbishop of Canterbury. In only applies to Individuals but drive to return the responsi­ orgies! OVER 35 YEARS comparison with tiecket's In­ Rut sex, without true love to bility of government to the to cities, counties and atates. "This must be just a varla own lust. But this is merely At First A FalmeSS* ner struggle, the open conflict Justify it, makes human beings What can we get for nothing. states, counties, cities and in­ tkm of the 'wife-swapping' the situation, tha base, upon (Alongaide old peel office) which develops between the rate hardly higher than hogs! dividuals. parties that you described re Who can we endorse to get which Tennessee Williams coo For many yeara I have tried struct! his drama. Through the two etrong-willed men seems a new road, a military base, a The stampede to the govern­ cently. character of Hannah, portray­ almost trivial, the film trices government contract, a canal, ment feeding trough must be "When I learned what It wai to warn you parents and also ed with great sensitivity by De nobly the inevitable progress etc. This to me is a sorry state stopped. I honestly believe that all about, I immediately told your children of the proper borah Kerr, the dramatist pro toward martyrdom of a man of affairs, this indicates a Americans who believa In tha my husband we weren't itay viewpoint toward sex. Jects the Image of truth which who ultimately must obey on­ society which has but one ten­ principles of our Constitution lng at auch a lewd party, so And I have personalty ad­ dressed over 1 ,000,000 high dency—a tendency to run to should elect Goldwatar in No­ we left abruptly. is his central message—the ly tho voice of conscience. "Dr. Crane, how can intalli- schoolers on such topics at • Carpet* • F antR nrw development and manifestation Here, then, are two films, the government feeding trough vember. Robert Yentsch gent adults degenerate to such their convocations. of compassion for others etch a work of art which pro­ like a herd of cattle. • Tile • “ which is attained so reluctant* jects an essential but elusive To survive, our country (What’s wroag with govera- a low level of morality? 1 Yet some of you parents • Rental have thought I was too frank! ly and so slowly, but which is truth concerning human be­ needs people who can do for meat (rules)? Where would think this la really awful I" ossentlal to lndivdual mstur ings, not just a mechanisms themselves, people who care we ho without the govern­ which may be subjected to for their own. Why do we have ing of airline schedules, cen­ ity and to the maintenance human dignity. scientific analysis in the la­ to depend on the government tral at train timetables, traf­ Viewed as a historical docu boratory, but as creatures di­ for any of our necessities. fic laws, utility chargas, tho ment, "Becket" might well be vinely conceived and divinely Countries of this world have ICC, SEC. PUC, U8DA, U. termed a failure, in spite of shaped, infinitely varied and developed into major powars 8. Department ef Health, the authenticity of the set infinitely complex; the strong and then fallen. Why? FHA, VA. Just to M B S a music, and costumes, simply aad tho wetk, tho Just aad tho I believe it wsa due to de- few?—Editor.) because it falsifies msny basic unjust, the noble and the Ig­ historical facts. But as a work noble, the wise and the fool of art, it succeeds magtficient- ish. ly In projecting the titanic Truly, it is through the me­ struggle that take* place with­ dium of grt that can can bagt in Becket when, having serv­ capture and reflect enduring ed Henry faithfully as Chancel­ answers to that ultimate ques­ lor, he ii forced to come to tion uttered more than two terms with his own conscience thousand years ago by Pooafter Henry appoint* him Ar- tlua Pilate, "What is truth?" To The Editor Art Versus Facts art may project images ol By Dr. Walter D. J mcs EsgUik Department truths in a far more powerful LaGraago College manner than does a presenta­ Collsga students who are be- tion of bald facts. These two gining their work in English films, In many respects ex­ frequently ask, 'What good is tremely dissimilar, ara "Dec­ literature? Why can't we Just kel" and "Night of the Igu­ ana." learn by studying facta?" Tha question might bo stat­ Nalther ol these films is Im­ ed p o rt broadly, "What Is tha portant because of fidelity to purpose of a work of art? Isn't fact Indeed, la "Iguana" tho the faetusl presentation of "facts" of tho dramatic situ­ scientifically obtained data ation are Inconsequential, as more likely to reveal truth well as basically distasteful; than are the subjective im in "Becket," an adaptation of pressloos of on* person's tha Anouilh play dramatising mind?" the famous conflict between Not necessarily. I think that crown and church (personified two motion pictures currently by Henry II and Thomas A being viewed by the Ameri­ Docket) In twelfth • century can public may bo used as ex England, historical fact Is amples of the manner in which frequently violated. And yet Herald Area Correspondents AHaaseate Spring* Mr*. Julio Bartoe sas-iaia Beer Lake-Foreet City Mrs. Maryams MUeo Ut-M TI Casselberry Mrs. Jeae Csasethorry S3S-SS44 ChutooU Mr*. 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ARMOUR'S OOLDIN STAR HAM WHAT AM PLUS 100 ORIIN STAMPS WITH COUPON Swift's Prenriem Breekfeit □ L in k S o u s o g e ............................. ‘£ 3 5 * Swift's Preewhioi S tkk Stylo □ B ra u n s c h w o ig e r................„ . . . £ 3 9 * Swift's Premium C u bed □ S lice d H a m .................................... *1 5 9 * (Poggered or Hot-Hem) -jJSj-vJW t g l f , »w4riv '•*»•■**£*- AJAX LAUNDRY LIMIT 1 PLIASI WITH T H I PURCHASE OP $3.00 OR MORI . ANN MAHAN, the current "Mies Seminole County,* in pictured ss she (Herald Photo) w u crowned by her predecessor, Cantli Conder. Louisiana Politics Pepper-Hot Ry Robert A. Schaefer BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) —Politic* in Louisiana this election year la hotter than a caysnna pepper. Barry Gold* water'* strength has peaked but he atlll lead* President Johnson. Johnson must win hlg in South Louliiana to pick uf the state’s 10 electoral vote* Tha northern tier of the «u u is almost solidly against him —and the southern tier it not ton hsppy with him. Goldwater'* p o p u 1 a r ity reached a peak in Louisiana in July whsn President John* eon signed Into law tha 1904 Civil Rights Act. Civil rights Is tha prime la* aua In th* presidential cam* palga. Johnson’s stand on it has suds him unacceptable to coneervativa-mlnded Louis* ianians. And a bitter, prolonged fight within th* Democratic rin k s—split Into loyalists and eoneervativt factions — has laft Its mark on the party. Only th* strong hand of Gov. John J. McKeilhen kept eontervatives from succeed­ ing In S move to deprive Johnson of the rooster em­ blem on th* Nor. I general election ballot. Th* rooster, traditional em­ blem of th* Louisiana Demo­ cratic Party, la said to he worth at least 200,000 votss to an offlcs seeker. But MrKtithen, himself, has yet to endorse either Goldwater or Johnson. Aeide from segregation, ther* it another issue that runs through the presidential tampilgn In Louisiana. This Is the state’s long feud with the federal government over ownership of the mineral rich waterbottoms of th* roast. In recent appearances In the state, Johnson talked •bout civil rights but ignored the wsterbottom issue. Goldwater ignored the civil rights issue and didn't mention the offshore argum ent—but ha did Espalier Dresses Bare Yard Wall Up against a bare wall in yard decorating, You might consider dreasing it up with ■n espalier. This term still new to many people) means a "tree or other plant trained to grow flat against a support.” It further refers to any rail­ ing or trellia used for this and also to the process of pruning and guiding it. The idea originated In the Old World as a spaee-iavlng way to grow fruit; now It ii mainly used to create dra­ matic silhouettei. Almost any plant that grows from a central trunk can be trained against a wall. Com­ monly employed for thia are fruit trees, especially easily controlled dwarf varieties. Likewise often espaliered are ornamental shrubs. Such an effect it not diffi­ cult to achieve. Espaliers that are already started can be purchased from a nursery­ man. Pruning to keep them on the right track la then a sim­ ple matter. Or you might even train vines on wire in any of a number of designs to suit your special fancy. send a tslegram to top Louis­ iana Republicans saying ha believed the state was entitled to a three-mile limit off the coast and if started would work for such an agreement. The Tldelends question, at least In tha minds of Louis­ iana politicians, Is second only to civil rights ss a bread and butter issue. Louisiana ha* 1,190,000 reg iatered voters, including about 100,000 Nsgross. Many N* groea turned out to sea John­ son when h* mad* a cam paign appearance here. In a broad sent*, tha cam paign la aavarad aeropa tha middle of tha atate. North Louisiana is prsdomtnantly Protestant, rural and a sag ragationUt stronghold. South Louisiana la mar* populated, heavily Roman Catholic and generally more liberal In ita political thinking. But two of Goldwatar'a strongest campaigners are from South Louisiana. They ar* Conservative Democrat* who have endorsed Goldwater. Lt. Gov. C. C. (Taddy) Aycock and Secretary of State Wada O. Martin have boon working overtime forming tha *•Democrat* for Goldwator” movement in tha state. Both ar* tough campaigners and proven vota-gettars. m r * * 'M * m * White Hw d a iry s p e c ia ls • M m 'i SANFORD CITY CO NCEN TRATE 49 * BAKER 16-o». 29 con Lyhee Delicious The Fearning Cleanser z4 9 * C H IL I (with beam) A j a x C le a n se r z 10 #300 19 can •er* BEEF STEW « -* • dow n p ro d u ce tune NESCAFE FLAVORFUL INSTANT-BREWED STATKJO N ATH AN M O A t . >m LIMIT I PLIASI JM O reen S ta m ps *1. . < mi *ft I0 G AQUA 92.20 iMtl U E M f iM M M M M i o «a s o i l l O reen S ta m p s S cm * . m i ptnttm* e h A R M O U R 'S G O L D E N S T A R H A M W H AT AM CANNED H AM 3-lh. COR $3.19 mmmsmsm 0 «M. cvi u ie*4) a O ^V n eY M J ( | O reen S ta m p s S cm pm m i ® 9I« <••»"-» VMS. •,«. H. tea* A ie m A O W A W W l_ JW Owtereen S ta m p s eta mtpm m i *i>*mb «k u i i Ii EASY OFF OVIN CLKANKR rag. aiie 59c IIi.l-W WM. 0*L M. IW4I -__ m m a m jy iM M ! • Cily Commivtinner SIOUX I I I HONIY 2-lb. jar 79« greenw ood tiny pom peian Cairo beauty cat fo o d pickle beets olive oil 4-ee. D l l kosher dills 33* ‘i i 2 9 * list ”T 33* Hwy. 17-92 and -- («•»•*•» n u . o,t ae> teaet assorted 9-lives 2 £ «•«*••« w ... 0,1 m. tta«) AM OV*reen S ta m p s S *t» n>M mi *.<*«•■ tl: IB,**’. , « M . 0«*. a*. t*M> tm u m w o M M M < ( A A le m i s w O e a e eft . Y T C IO O I ® d « lflS B P W RIG. OR SUPKR TAMPAX I 40 (t. pkq. $1.59 L O T IO N PARD DOG FOOD ww AM O reen Sggnkm tamgig p s *•• n i|« g^ mi pm+m»th w ii R EV LO N m WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE H O O m « DICAF INSTANT COFFII 5-e*. jar $1.15 79* IO D W 9 JM O reen S ta m p s _ _ l* r 4 can C R ISP M IC H IG A N C O FFEE € tall c m T H EY GO TOGETHER! R A V IO L I Dinty Moore * Businessman Chrck (he Job — Check his Experience Chef Bey-er*Dee W ith Reef P e n n y -S a v e r 3 ”? *1* STR A W BER RIES Ic 27 cans Pink Latin* D etergent Platawant lik e d COMMISSIONER * Farmer 16-o*. RIDE QUIETENED Engineer* report th* 196ft Ford has a luxury rids so smooth and qulst tha haatar and air conditioner fans had to b* removed from tha pas­ senger compartment because their low-toned whirring was diatructing. SP A G H E T T I F r u it C o c k ta il ««. 19 M inute Maid Orange ia,*«>M m*4. oti j*. iiu i JOE 37 Chef Boy-er-Dee W ith M eet Relta P O P Flavorful 1 2 -et. Mae $1.10 glut tea KEEP 25* A p r i 't N e c to r i fr o z e n food s • 2 PRICKS ARK KFFKCTIVI MON,, TUKS.s W ID . # OCT. 26, 27, 21, 1964 H eert'i Delight 2 as. 25 * con Dalle lows A p p le Ju ic e • Tasty C R E A M CH EESE 1 2 * O f. h O nora Dr., S anford Wl R ISIR V I TH I RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Seminole Plaza, C asselberry -.1 w* CAN N ED H A M �r> •' l . Off D istort f m l l Oct. 26, 1964—Page 8-A O - Z O '/ I * BM miliBi i m m ym P E A C O C K in a stubborn bird. Herald photographer Bill Vincent Jr. has endeavored many times to take his picture with his tail feathers fanned out . . . but many trips to the Snnford Zoo hnve proved in vain. The bird ju st won’t co-operate . . . always waits until Bill leaves. (Herald Photo) T H IS CREST HALLOWEEN MASKS le k \ On W hite House Goal By Edward Flattan ALBANY, N. Y. (UP!)— New York's election cam­ paign entered its final week with the proapect of shaping the nation's political course in the neat decade. The U. S. Senate race will decide tha immediate foture of Robert F. Kennedy, the K ate president’s brother, who has made little effort to conteal his ambition to occupy the White House some day. Voters also will determine whether the ranks of the mod­ erate Republicana will be strengthened or weakened in the struggle to wrest future control of the national GOP .organization from the GoldP w ater censervativee. A num­ ber of New York Republican Controversial Political Film Js Withdrawn lawmakers now seeking reelection, Including Kennedy’s opponent, incumbent S e n . Kenneth B. Keating, were part of a faction which bitter, ly contested Barry Goldwater’a nomination at San Fran­ cisco in July. Should New York Gov. Nel­ son A. Rockefeller contem­ plate regaining the dominant position he held in the nation­ al GOP organization prior to his remarriage and loss of the presidential nomination to Goldwater, his gubernatorial record in the two remdining years of his term would be vitally important. Rockefeller, however, could experience r o u g h sledding with his future programs if the New York electorate were to return Democratic majorities to the currently GOP-controlled legislature. Outdoor Rec Inventory Set TAMPA (UPI) — Two TALLAHASSEE (UPI) power companies have an­ The State Outdoor Recreation­ nounced they hare withdrawn from circulation a controver­ sial movie entitled “The Wel­ fare State." The film had been provided to various organizations in the Tampa Bay area by Tam■9pa Electrical Company ami Florida Power Corporation. The film, narmted by Ron­ ald Regan, la critical of the growth of ‘‘big government, including the increasing fed­ eral payroll and federal spending,’* am! of “planned economy.” Democratic Party officials 2 protested the showing of the / ’film by the two companies and aaid it was being shown at Republican Party functions and was political in nature. The half-hour long film waa shown at a luncheon pro­ gram that Included a talk by retired Air Force Gen. James Doolittle, who appeared in behalf of GOP priesidential ( t candidate Sen. Barry Goldwa- al Planning Committee said 19 cities and ail 67 counties were asked to take part in an inventory of outdoor recrea­ tion areas in Florida. The inventory is being ma«le by the U. S. Department of Interior's Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. Gov. Farris Bryant, chair­ man oi the slate committee, sent letters tc the mayors of all Florida cities with 10,000 or more population and to all county commissions urging cooperation of local officials. The Inventory, the commit­ tee said, will be "invaluable" to both the state and federal governments in preparing out­ door recreational plans, and as a basis for getting federal assistance under the recently passed Land and Water Con­ servation Fund Act. ter. Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson received and has answered Gov. Bryant's letter, offering the full co-operation of the city government. News R eporter W ins Prom otion C. R. Ginn H eads Florida A gency AVON PARK (U PI) — NEW YORK (UPI) Claude Sltton, Atlanta south­ Charles R. Ginn will take ov­ ern regional correspondent of er Nov. 1 as acting admlnithe New York Times, has | strntor of the Florida Alcoh­ been named national news di- olic Rehabilitation Program. Guinn, whose permanent B rector of the papci. In announcing the appoint­ job is that of assistant adminment. Clifton Daniel, manag­ l utrator, will fill the vacancy ing editor of the Time*. *nid I left by the resignation of Kit ton will direct the activities Frank M. Richardson, who of the Time's 10 regional bu­ ' will become executive secrereaus and approximately 350 | tary of the Hillsborough stringers, or part-time cor­ I County Ilospitat and Welfare . Board in Tampa. respondents. M l* P M k flft Twist Candies •»*«« 0 7 TUMS ANTACID R ID . 11* Regular the, package ef I, etueily 27c \n REG. 63e i»^!t C el Jumbe 63 pieces — Indhrtd u a lly w ra p p e d — a u e r t e d dually flavor. — a B a r g a i n 4 4 DUM DUM HALLOWEEN LOUIPOPS 3 9 J e*. Tebe (limit 1) M "9F * I # I m 89 REG. $1.49 Jergen's Lotion IVe-n. Settle (limit 1) 5 9c S IZ E 37 IADIIS* 1AM-10N SWEATERS P k g . «f 3 r * l l t #4 colors • I t (LIMIT 2) A M IM IC A N D R I I T I N D CHRISTMAS C A R D S jia e 49 IM . $ 1 . 9 f lo x (LIMIT 3) B B M U M M S MATTRES^RE? R I D . 1 1 .0 0 ( L I M I T 1) mampnenam c o tT O ft p a r n ? RONSONOL “S ’ 17 4Vi«es. Reg. 29c PRO, TEK «r DR. WEST TOOTHBRUSH Ymmr C fc « l« « • R o g . O f" (L IM IT S ) TOILET BOWL BRUSH ( l i m i t 3 w ith c o u p o n thru W . d . 1 0 / 3 0 ) O A C UDIIS’ a c'O L P O .X B ill B a c k •« 100 * ” W h ltO O ln n g r EASY-OFF OVEN CLEANER 47 P l a i n . B ag. B9* V A LU ES T O 13 9 1 __( l i m i t 2 w it h co u p ori ftirai W o d . 1 0 / 2 8 ) 0 2? 9 AERO SHAVE BOMB S I S . 09" ( L I M I T 1) 33 COSTUME JEWELRY ^se t A large onertmenf ef beaetl- - . 'M i l ; fully designed necklaces, pen£ dent*, earrings, pins to en­ J ~~‘-------'— "and J .................. (m hance eey eutflt. Val. to SS.OO 9 9 ' DUC0 HOUSEHOLD CEMENT A l l P w rp o o o - R t | 3 D " - ( L I M I T 3) 19* LANOLIN PLUS with DEW0GEN R « p M tO O lB H lB ( L I M I T 3) 4 l.e.tltel, flee yeege. tint peat ity Orlee Kait Cerdlyas*. 7 - 0 *. S p ra y - R o g . T«« Q Q l (Limit 1) Poll loagth woodloo 4 lo • lon g la o tlo g • m, krlstloo * 3t« v o I n o . (L PAPER PLATES'1Orion Sweaters ’ 1” WAHL VIBRATORMASSAGER E m m ta p e r- Say# keavy J d.ty vlkieter— r r.I.i.i tired ecklsy m.wl.s la lest Mcesds —Petty yaaree- PAPER NAPKINS P o M 8 «i Ir v in - P k g . o f 6 0 « - 1 3 « V ralw o ( L I M I T 3) 10 -Q T. RU STIC BUCKET ^ Spinning Outfit N o a v y B t t y P la stic - Ao* sortool C o lo rs - S9« V o ! (LIM IT S) - 27 “ 4 1 7 P e e re r (p la t te r s p a a Eas e i p l .e l s g r e *t e e d -2 S 0 S G e rtie S p ls a le g le d . $39.95 TAMPA SELECTOS CIGARS LIST . HEAVY DUTY ■AG • ! 3 5 R IG . 4 1 .3 5 79* Spinning Outfit -410 keevy Saty iplaafa* •ad 9-ti. er t'j-ft. 6 I p i a .i .y 49* ELECTRIC HEATER Pem eas 6 AIRWICK ROOM DEODORIZER A sso rto D f r e g r a x io i - 7. os. A o ro so l - B o g . S9* (LIM IT 2) S a p e tle r - trie kl e d e l - it k e e l ty p e re tlrtte r e l e t t t U k e e te t — e c e a . m ' i . l , o f f Ic le a r e a d * • I « k b e e tle * ~ felly g e e r e a tr e d . W IT H P U M P - R t f . • 1 .0 0 ( L I M I T 3) 14 -0 1. A IR O IO L - R t f D O " . (L IM IT S ) *300 Garcia Mitchell Reel with 2 spools and #1081 Capt. Fishfinder Rad. $48-95 List. ACTING POSTMASTER GflBCIA UIBE PflMOWt P o n lg a y o - mu •orfod sty lo s, bowHmn*, lombor or Ig o . R o g. (LIM IT 2) $6.93 V A IU I 49* 241 43 P s ic k p g p •# 1 0 - $9.50 VAIUI 99 6 ! tf ‘ ' I ' r i r t > i 1 1 . >w tM ‘Ut t r i TV i w M( • f f f v ‘ Oft l) 11 r , , \ V i - ITEMS l ! QUICK FINESSA SPINNING OUTFIT #280 Spinning Reel and #1081 Capt. Fithfindar Spinning Rod. $48.95 list. 'W D' 11 1 < « < t ' i i 1 n " V •) i Ji i j -v 1? % t* gcJUZdTkup S k ill f | 24V I b u il d i TypeLAPAR LURE _________________ 7 I L A BARGAIN AT $1.00 fo r IP l 4 4 C R o g. 45 " - (L IM IT 1) SUPERLECTRIC HEATER Sapertectfle Model ,4 0 0 . b i g 1110 Wert whb leperFew beetlag ate. ■ e a t and teetweed 47 O A C / l l W ft iV MODESS MEDS TAP0NS 4V LUSTRE CREME HAIR SPRAY aa Hanford'* Pd. Pol. Adv. JUMBO BAG HAUOWIEN TAFFY aHe.ll.dlipeoeetU.Wyd 10/311 MITCHEU SPINNING OUTFIT TAX ASSESSOR EXTRA SPECIAL SPOOK P U A SIR S 47 Settle ef I34 (limit 1) l| g n rg g m g n w PALMOLIVE SOAP 6 (L IM IT 1 ) n o co upo n if (limit 2) MINIT-RUB Jrabe beg ef 19 Mlvidselty wrapped herd sssdUt — seer eteage, free* apple, seer lewis, eed grape flavors— A Bargain et 74« A lorgoln P A ( (Llp sU t 3) PROVEN MANAGERIAL ABILITY GUY A LLEN 199 — INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED CANDIES- BC HEADACHE POWDERS (l BUFFERIN ft? * ' KiMe Kindles WM I m t Asserted M et M l Petit reee-(U a* 1) 69c I le rg e essertwest — s t a t u t e s e w *m e * lectedteg I r e t f s r the S k e w . P s f l r * . Pettaee Teflet. ta b le t, | ets. ib e i fee I years f M I Prtsssl [ Meet pety beg e t M t I sbeete eeedles—essetfed Ibeeeee. IlsetUe, tkere| late, veellle. eed strew berry Ravers. Famous Gold Crest — Full pint — Assorted H ave rs tfcb to Kennedy Aim s Sights > SWIFT'S ICE CREAM TOOTHPASTE R IO . |Ahray* peeulsr M f t 1 celers — Cent I Price! COSTUMES Reg. 5c Candy bar* — - 1Pkg. of 20 - $1.00 Vatu*. ' n B eiru t Tkut} Save dollars now on hundreds of storswido items during this G ala Twin Calibration of tho G rand O p in ­ ing of your 2 newest ECKIRD DRUG STORES on highway 17-92 andO nora Drivs (Naval Air Station Road) in Sanford, and Cornor of North Boule­ vard and East Plymouth in Doland. Drua Stores A s s o r t e d M ilk y W a y s , F o r e v e r Y o u r * . S n i c k e r ,, e t c . — M l l b . b o g — a b a r g a in a t 3 9 c . CLARK CANDY BARS tyw 'U & V € t* s & fl EC K E R D OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 1:30 AM TO 1:30 PM OPEN SUNDAYS -10 :3 0 AM TO 1:30 PM M A R S JUNIOR M R S p i <i SfclE PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY EXTRA SPECIAL SPOOK PlEASUS I B . ■ • * - $ 1 .4 9 i f l O - Z O / ) *| d ? f —aesJSJ �first Christian Church Is Planning $50,000 Education-Fellowship Building Construction Scheduled To Start In 1967 Stir A 150,000 expansion pro* 322-5492 P1NECRE8T SHOPPING Center In one of three new trailing facilities to open in recent month* in Seminole County. Pinecrent ia located at Highway 17-92 and 27th Street. (ileraltl Photo) Psychological Cycles I There seem to be cycles of humun psychology, with pen j pin having a definite rhythm of happiness and unhappiness. For some people, the cycle may- be a period of two weeks while, in others, the cycle may be longec and nine weeks or more may elapse. In County Lore The congregation recently completed the installation of a central heating and air conditioning unit in the sanc­ tuary. First Christian Church was 80 years old last Sept. 1. A charter member, Mrs. Leona Richards, atill attends. Itev. Fuller, a graduate of the College of the Ilible, Lex­ ington, Ky., is a native Flor­ idian. lie <'1,016 to First Christian Church Inst Mnrch 1 from Margate, Fla. Other church officers are the official hoard: Unhurt Shields, chairman; O. O. Landless, vice chairman; Mias Flo Bishop, secretary; Bart Hinson, treasurer, ami Rich­ ard Barnett, financial secre­ tary; J . I,. Horton Jr., church school superintendent; Mrs. Frances Hickson, organist and choir director; Mrs. F, W, Knight, Christian Wooten's Fellowship president, a n <! Farntim Harriett, Men’s (Tub president. Wigs Some women dyed their hair as early aa 400 B. tl. False hair also was known but, unlike the Egyptian wig, wai made to look as natural as possible, according to the Encyclopedia llritannicn. NEWARK (UPI) — Tbe gov­ at defradaets Jsi the su it ernment nas filed an anti­ trust suit against Standard Oil Company of New Jersey to prevent it from buying the Potash Company of America j and thus becoming tbe largest potash producer in the nation. CALL In t*'ie suit filed in U. S. Diatrict Court in Newark, the Jus­ tice Department asked for a preliminary injunction pending outcome of the suit and a per­ manent injunction against the Southern transaction. Roth firms vowed to fight the suit and aaid in a Chemicals, Inc. joint statement: “ We are determined to op­ pose the government's action in the courts. We have been advised by counsel that th e ( acquisition would not violate U. S. anti trust laws.” Jersey Standard was listed in the suit as a holding com- j pany with assets of $lt.9 bil-j Spray o r F og lion and sales of $10.3 billion in : 1963. Both firms were named "COT BUGS" Longwood Rich KKV. FULLER Rich In Seminole County his­ tory, Longwood had a part in the early settlement of Flor­ ida. For many yeara it was the favorite retreat of winter visitors who came year after year to enjoy its quiet charm, but the development of light industries in and near Long wood have given this lncor-j porated community a new im­ petus. More and more of central Florida’s new citizens arc choosing Longwood for their year round tomes, and it Is fast becoming one of the coun­ ty’s most progressive towns. West of Longwood Is beauti­ ful Sanlando Springs, and just north is the Big Tree, a magni­ ficent cypresa measuring 47 SUPEIt-X DRUGS recently opened thin modem feet In circumference, 126 feet pharmney-vnriety ittore next to Winn-Dixie on In height nnd 17'i feet In dia­ meter. It rnntaina thousands of board feet of lumber, and W hat To Wear In Seminole markings indicate its age at between 3,00) and 3,500 yeara. The wide range of activities wear. In most areas, women's It Is a major tourist attrac­ in Seminole County makea ad­ shorts are not often worn on tion In beautiful Seminole vice on this subject necessar- the street, but are always ac-1 County. ily general in nature. In a ccptable for active sport-. Few women wear hats. fishing ramp, you might spend For men, short-sleeved sport A memorial to John Luther Junes, the Cnsey Jones of the j most of your lime in shorts. shirts and slacks are a uni­ motel of the lux­ versal choice. A sport Jacket or folk hnllnd, wits dedicated in At a hotel his homo town of Jnrkson, ury type, resort clothes would sweater Is needed tf It gets chilly, and one or more con Term., in 150. Casey Jones lie considered proper. wns a rnilinud hrru of aong Except for .special occasions ventionat suits according to and story. there is little need for formal your activities. Furniture For Your Home! French Avenue at 2oth Street. (Herald Photo) MARCEL FAILLE 18 years in Sanford S I G N S Phone 322*7320 406 W. 15th St. S anford VOTE A N D ELECT Y O U R DEMOCRATS OF S E M IN O L E Fred Wilson ithows one of the many tantefully designed ta d utw dllj built pieces of furniture on display in the WUaon-Mtler COUNTY! We believe our continued success in the furniture Ihonrstii-alrd lloga Men of the Middlo Stone Age, who wundt-rcd Ihmugh Europe thousands of years ago, tniiK-d dogs to help them hunt down amull game ami dogs were Ilia first animals to be domesticated aa a re­ sult. business can be explained by the P restige Brands we offer and our consistently prices. vllWO* i t * **’ *Hs^ Tlttr' i a lot to do In Joe David .Mary Earle Walker W. Lawrence Swofford State Representative Tax Assessor County Commissioner SANFORD It y o u * aswtf solved. k«*ta< (or Iks -se tit llmsi, tbs test r's e tt to tit, i s s s l sad rsiort. | W etiurcb or > r a i ( 0 ( u s , pliers * Kto, « psihapi s bow* u ipsrtfeset . . . rvsd tbe The Sanford Herald • JOHNSON-CARPER FASHION TREND K R O E tIL E R • FOX SIMMONS • SEALY • INTERNATIONAL MONARCH • TROGDON • BASSETT • DOWNS DAYSTROM • ADMIRAL • TELL CITY QUAKER HEATER • IH-LFTE OF HIGH POINT • C. D. ATKINS’ SOLID ROCK MAPLE COLLECTION \M 'la ) in L ^ Q Y a ^ )ii Phyllis It tixi-os tala 322-6731 lake .Mary Nora Norrlc TF 6-131! S. Seminole Mildred llsney 466-34.il D illo n s .Mary Lettings Bear l ake 293-4647 Sohpie llaince Dell Dellary 4H -II0J reasonable A. L. Wilson, one of the founders of the firm, is n«w ■erring hla second term aa Mayor of the City of Han­ ford. • GATE CITY Virginia I'ctroekl »’. O. Bos 1214 Hanford feral* P » f 4-A—Oct, f t , 1904 Standard Oil Named In Anti-Trust Suit g n m la in the planning stage for First Christian Church, of Sanford Avenue. The pastor, Rev. Vernon Fuller, announced the congregatlon is aiming a t a new ed­ ucation and fellowship build* ing, with construction sched­ uled for about 1007. Present plans rail for a two* Story structure, with the arch* itecture to fit In with the pre* sent edifice. The new build­ ing will he L-nhaped, front* ing on Sanford Avenue be­ tween the pnraonagu and the sanctuary a n d extending scrota the rear of the aanetusry. lu firi Jim Dirkenmeyer County School board Al David p iiii.r o Cash Discounts, Liberal Trade-Ins, Top Value Stamps Justice of Peace, District I I t’a never higher a t . . . Let Progress Continue! PI). POL. ADV. BY FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, WARREN M. GOODRICIT. CHAIRMAN; ANN CRAMER, VICE' CHAIRMAN, FRANK L. PORTER, SECRETARY, IN COOPERATION WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. W ILS O N - M A IE R FURNITURE CO M PANY, INC. 311 E. FIRST 322-5622 SANFORD, FLA. �T *• jV f f r #.tn?(rr?l WrraTS i Living Room Elands Ideas J e t . 26, 1964— P a p e 5 -A South Seminole Welcome Club Has Luncheon By Maryinn Mile* The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Club met Thursday at the House of Beef In Maitland for lunch and an afI * ‘ temoon of card*. Special guest was Mr*. Judy Hurlburt, Orange • Seminole * ■Velcome Wagon Superviaor, t i aho extended an invitation to A club members to attend the CHEMICAL CORPORATION of Americn, manufacturers of from North Elm Avenue to this new facility on West 20th t* gala fashion show sponsored Freewax and other household products, is in the process of Street. 1 •l nj the Winter Park Welcome removing its principal offices from Tallahassee and its plant (Herald Fhoto) t Wagon at the Cherry Plata. « N'ov. at 11 a.m. The price of V admission will include the 1 ft. luncheon. Those modeling at the show from the South Sem-I nole Club will be Mr*. Mae Osborne and Mrs. Betty Tar-' ' asca. Club members under the su­ pervision of Mrs. Melanie Ste-i a a rt are making "tissue top­ pers," which are selling well, Many persons become conwith the proceeds going to the rerned ns they get older that club charity work. (either their husband or wife, Members are asked to bring or they, themselves, night to the next meeting canned suddenly become ill and need goods or any non-perishable trained help quickly. This is food to help supplement th e 1particularly true when one Thanksgiving haskets which has a disability, even though the club will distribute. Mra. perhaps a slight one. Juantia Moore is th* welfare It was with this view In chairman. (mind that Dellary Manor Tiiere were 32 members and came into being and was conthe following five guests p re-; strutted for retirement living SANFORD SHOPPING Center, at Highway kerd Drugs. Other I m-iiie .»s are to follow in sent at the meeting, Mrs. Jo- „n Highway 17-92 a t DeBary. 17-92 and Onora Street, was recently opened the near future. aesphine bikslin, Mrs. Carolyn] Each apartment in the new by Publix Market, BF Card «£. Gift Shop and Ec(Herald Photo) Bowan, Mrs. Deanie Penland. duplexes has a large L-shap-j Mrs. Laura french and Mrs. L j living-dining room, kitchen. Betty Tarlaska, who won the with electric stove and space door prize. for a washer or washer-dryWinners of the card prizes er type combination, a bed- New Apartments Now Offered By DeBary Manor were Mrs. Stewart, first brid-1 room with walk-in closet, go; Mrs. Edith Duerr, second complete bathroom, carport, bridge; Mrs. Frances Color, and utility room. These apartfirst canasta and Mrs. Frances ments are electrically healed Dickinson, second canasta. Jand air conditioned. There The next general meeting are sliding glass doors open-.will be at 1:30 a m. at the Itn- jjng from the living room onto perial House Restaurant in H screened porch, facing Winter l’ark. Lake Susan. The lawn is maintained by .B aptist Chapel Manor personnel. However, -Due Independence residents who enjoy growing The Lake Howell Baptist flowers or puttering about Chapel, located on Howell the yard, may do so. Kmh Branch Hoad, was started two apartment has cleaning *erv'jycar* ago as a mission b y ' ic«""'Y ** o«*taino.| "P rairie Lake Baptist Church in ,hf 'lini"K room ,f »he rtv in Kern Park and will become j ',*fnl io «I*»i*’**« _an independent church ut>on I There «re party activities, FULLY FURNISHED and equipped duplex • completion of the new $14,000, ' “r'l parties every Tuesday apartm ents for those desiring nursing ami ton~ 41 by 70 foot building. afternoon, and church activ• ' The temporary chapel will There is regular bus have a seating capacity of service to the postoffirc, hank 223. A new type moveable in- »"'• shopping center in Drterior wall construction will Hary and to DcLand, Sanfurd and Orlando. -•be u»ed. Miss Linda Mdig.irrl H unt.. rolinnnt in its history, tt has II The church will be affilial , 1daughter I•! U^IIIf | »•! of »lMr I and “1I•I t'l Mrs I Js | .al'a 2232 IM stml••1* nt. ll'* III in college, high > d with the Southern Baptist ta p .ls t T here are 59,000 turkeys in W1|,jc F „ lln|< 2 m Pa| metto. | school, junior lug h school, and Convention and the Wekiw fekiwa j New W k s t a t e , wi t h a value ^ „ , cc(ci| ,or th< Wo. ,.Umentary scho school of which of $351,000. Ilaptlat Association. men's (Ilee Club at David Lip- j tits are in Hie college, scomb C o l l e g e , Nashville,, Lipscomb is a Tf»nn ' t*»zl Tenn, ted *s*nlnr senior fih»rs liberal arts college Selected by audition, the | supported, operated, and .st.ilf Women's (Hie Club members ed hy members of churches of tour other cities during the Christ. It Is on*- of the few sen­ year and are in demand for ior colleges in tlie country local programs. 1 where daily Bih|p study is re A graduate of Seminole High quired for all students. Dr. Henry McLaughlin. 113 education—teaching the person School, Miss Hunt is a S p a n i s h ----------------| Four state* of the Union Magnolia Ave., Sanford, re­ to use his eye* correctly for major. ported today on a post-gra l increased ability in the classy David Lipscomb College oh- u r e commonwealths: K a n duatfl seminar held at the room, at work at play or for served its 73rd anniversary tucky, Massachusetts, Penni this month with the largeat en- , syivunia ami Virginia. Cherry Plaza Hotel in Orlando j greater highway aafety." by optometrists of the Florida ] area The conference was presid rd over by Dr A. M. Skeffingt*>n of St. Louis, an author, lecturer and research author- j ity in the vision, care field. McLaughlin, hitting the high spots of the conference, quoted Dr Skeffinjton as saying. "Crban living and over pro­ tection of our children are re­ sulting In a generation of poor readers and that educators are being blamed unjustly for faulty teaching methods all ton often "The real trouble in John ny's ability to read ts an exist­ ing visual orobiem which may have stemmed from the fact that during early development Johnny was never given the chance to run. leap and climb and do things for himself that help develop visual skills." N EW BUILDING FOR PH ILLIPS CLEANERS, Dr. Skeffinjton pointed out. "Seeing ts a learned process LA U N D RY AND F U R S T O R A G E -----entailing much more than two eyes. It's a process requiring integration with other senses, LOCATED AT 319 W. 13th STREET (A FTER NOV. 1) the nervous system, the en­ tire body. Even a poor reader can see the printed page but — IN SEM INOLE COUNTY TO In many cases his eve-mindhody coordination has not W n O FF E R FUR STORAGE developed to get meaning from the printed symbols " - FU R STORAGE — LAUNDRY AND Dr. Skeffmgton also declar­ DRY CLEANING UNDER ONE ed. "Today’s averaze reading load in the grade* consists of ROOF well over too books and 2W in four years of college. This pro­ longed concentration o f effort Phone 322-3315 Is in direct opposition to na K p ture's intended use o f the eyes —that of seeing at far dis lances. "While a lens can absorb some of the punishment, pre­ ventive viiion care is one of Living rooms in newly-built homes are a blend of parlor formality and family room livability, according to a sur­ vey of leading builders report­ ed by a trade magazine. This blend is required as a compromise between twm schools of thought among women: Those wanting a quiet, always presentable room and others who prefer * versatile entertainment area and a semi-formal relaxation renter. The survey revealed that 21 per cent of leading builders are offering wood grained pan- ( cling on at least one wall of the living room. "This includes both the ‘p a r-1 lor' portion and the informal area, since the right wood­ grained paneling can serve beautifully in both." says John Concord, home improvement expert. Take Hard Knoeks, Handsome, Too "Factory - finished wo o d grains have high-styled appear­ ance. top p<rformance, easy maintenance and economy. The panels will lake h-ifd knocks in the informal area and be a handsome background in the •parlor' space " A LETTER OF THANKS Having reached our first Anniversary here in Sanford, we wish to thank ail the folks here­ abouts for being so nice to us and for making this past year the success that it has been. We wish to continue to he of service to the hun­ dreds of satisfied customers that we have made and the new ones to conic. We will continue to serve you with the highest class Pastries and Hakrd floods, also the finest in decorated cakes of nil kinds. We pride ourselves in the developing of th* original In cake decorating and a t prices to please all. Thanks lo all you folks. Mr. & Mrs. Lewis C. Dell D E L L ’S P A S T R Y S H O P FOOD FAIR SIIOITINO CENTER 2170 S. PARK PHONE 322-7596 ''W e re dedicated to serving you' • PRESCRIPTIONS FORYOU ANDYOUR FAMILY • CARDS • GIFTS Phone • FOUNTAIN .I 2 2 - 0 G 1 2 STOCK UP M c R EY N O LD S onall HEALTH NEEDS H ERE valoseont c a re now are available a t DeBary M anor, oil H ig h w ay 17-92 a t D eB ary . DRUG C O M P A N Y 2333 DARK DRIVE SA N FO RD , FLA. Sanford Girl In Glee Club Lei Us Give Your Possessions The Over Protection Of Children Blamed For Inability To Read Phillips Cleaners, Laundry A n d Fur Storage - PRE-PLAN your move lo Florida when you buy your home. Our service specializes in PERSONALIZED PACKING, CRATING, & STORAGE for local or overseas shipments. M oving With Care Everywhere Adams Transfer & Storage L O C A L and L O N G 200 N. HOLLY AVE. SANFORD, FLA. fejgl »i UL UWWW, n i ril. 322-0225 322-022G D IS T A N C E i SKY HARBOR STATION UoLAND, FLA. Plu 731-1232 �I dhax Q hb^ : l j r A By Oswald Jacoby K f t f V a a l e . e bee just 1 i l l OOH Thepaeecb. er celled oa taa yesterday and, when I aaw him com* lag ay the read, 1 started moving all theoe bare nak­ ed etatuee cut of eight beeeooo I didn’t wont Mm looking a t them and me at Urn same time. My huobaad called mo a hypocrite tad a backslider. Was I wrong to get that otuff out ef eight before I let the proseher la tho bouseT FINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS DEAR FINE BLUFF. t l . ' V J U l MI U» f IN •a the hue. Well, th en la this cute boy who always ends up sitting near am no nutter w han I nib Be doesn't m y "H C ho Just socks you. I don’t bother him. Ia fa d , 1 don’t oven look a t him. I did every­ thing my mother told mo to do te ignore him, but noth­ ing works. Whot should I aay er dot NEEDS HELP DEAR NEEDS: Tall tho bua driver, and let HIM deal with tho boy. If it nokig Um tacks asy loot painful, tho key la probably mad about you end lo only trying to got your attention, o o o DEAR ABBYi If you wove a personal friend of mine and I loft my two ■mall children with you while I went to the doctor, would you hold mo respon­ sible for ea expensive vase w h le h my l*-month-old child had broken t As soon as I walked In tho door this friend told me that I owed her 145 for the vase my child had pullad off an and table. Had I been visiting this parson with my child and such n mishap occurred, I would have fait responsi­ ble because I should have bean watching my child. But my child was in HER can, and It waa due to HER negligence that the vast waa broken. I am go­ ing to poy for It anyway to ovoid hard feelings, hut don't you think I am right? EASY-GOING DEAR EASY. Yea. But the lesson you learned was cheap at 945. Now that you ora sw an of how negligent your friend la, I hope you’ll ll l\ ' ) T HI A I H I ▼onm i a m i , r i m i t n b i ro e aifr*e B H O m tV •asaaife* In M r m a I Dr. Mel Cewnery PImm At ana Oalf "VaCMTIUO" mmo S te w ir l — Celre NOW tkrn WED. AT 1:64 . 1:65 . »:I0 7:11 - 0:55 . s\onm : \ n i t ) m :\nT M il lllssns Troubled? Write to ABBY. Dm mm, Loo Ang­ eles. Calif, fog • Nov Sooth led a diamond m t flaiaw t the queen. Thia « h M and gar# him Ma also triefca (three la dube and two hi each other anil). Of course, South waa lucky do find Kail with both minor cult kings, but if you give the cards a chance they win froSlayera would ast eee aay way Ithey could And a aiagletoa orlqoently reward you and South tom afea the ceatract ualeaaldoobteton king ef elube. N rr-|did give them their chanee. For Abby’s b o o k l e t , To M m A Lovely • nag | | l a i g Abby, Box 00700, Loo A a r •loo, Calif. ‘Rodour’Feoita OnCruttaceons Um abalkracker er “redeer” la ales a member of the turn flak family. Um dtottoitive tam e ef rimttera tbar la thought to ha derived from the flab’s habit ef cracking the ■bells of freshwater aaafle and other crustaceans before dGqhliqht* TV Tlam aritko proyton Tha girl ia played by June by Rand, who hoppaao to ho a watoh- deaf girt herself, and much ef what you aw an the acraea ocripto to New Teak end Bet- to pntofuly authentic and lywead. Here am their pro. acted by ether deef children. ewu tog today: Clark la tha nominal TV Ttomto tomw ef tfra alar aa tha giri’a fstbNight: or, hat klo primary purpeae lb-11 F Jf. ABC. Dm Coeey la to provide a sounding "A Woedo Fall ef QuaaUen board off wkleb playwright Marks.- Aside frem tho tftlv, Ellin Marcua can douace hla thia to ana of tha arguments. A rise hour. 7:90-1:90 F Jf. ABC. Voyage ag atomnptod an thia to the Bottom ef the Baa. It’s tho case history ef a lit. “Turn Back the Clock.- This tie dauf gfri who’s never boon could make a good aclaacagtvuu tha opportunity to loan fiction **B" picture. Somecauou her tomfly to ceavtnc- where hi the bowtla of tha t f sWs roUrdod. It potato up Antarctic, the Seavicw, In Its an attitude prevalent la much ■surah for tha missing mamof our ooriety, Umt physical b a n ef a scientific expedition, dtoahUNp to ear eemmualoo. a prahistoric th e amdmatom la aamahow plate with savages, tied up wRh mental disability. aad activa volcanos. Television Tonight 1:11 (I ) IS) S:tt I t) (t) IS.SS (I ) TILL 1:00 I l k MON. . FRI.WS ORCHESTRA EDYTH THORNTON MclEOO Music 5 N ig h ts A W eek! “ How many pounds caa a really overweight woman lost when aha follows your “ Fi­ for your pleasure! gure Perfection Diet?" I weigh Live Music each Ture., Wrd.. Thurn., Frl.» 254 ami am only live feet tall. Hal. 9:30 lo 1:30 -A . 0.” STEAKH • SEAFOOD I could oot tall you. Each CHICKEN parson baa a different ap­ LOU ROTAS’ proach to dieting and It la Im­ possible to tall bow many pounds anyone can gat rid of whan following a diet. But, Mt K ntaurant A Lounas mo lay this: you should not liny. 17-92 8. of Sanford be so Interested la bow many pounds you caa get rid of lo a given time, but hurry sad gat yourself sat on a diet sod really work at It to rid yourself of an that excess weight that Is so bad for your health and appearance. If you UATX C A F E T E R IA S wish tha "rigure Parfactioa Diet” aad will really follow It, Teas day Im leg IpaaW.- e 10-ee. New Yeck Jteleie SMy ceeked le yew aider fee aefy 7 H send ma a Mug, aalf addrais­ Iheradoy Wgba k ’’fwally ■tehr* wteb toe deeed, stamped envelop* sod en­ .» sarts tor all. close TEN cants in cola. I will r^M W rteH Saturday Blybt la "aleok night* - e big NJb. Talso sand you a gift copy of •one Sleek ceeked le yew aider fas edy $1.00. toteCHioM. i r a m . i liras. om m t.* Mraa.-a.aerm. “ Diet Breaks," but do not use this until you are on tha diet and acaing results. *00 M.6M. “ My hair la pure white, I U.4,11 am tall and rather ‘Victorian’ " f M N t S f C AT I R I N G S t R V l t l I N C f N I R A l H O H l D A in appearance according to my Mar-Lou COfnJs tjoiA Pass;j>olt to Oiaccess W A N T E D aa* CS> (I ) 14.I t ( I ) ft) <l) ta :l• (I ) lis t * It) (S) (Si (1) t i d e (S) keen-aged daughtor-to-law. I would like a purple wool dram, hut aha says I would only TUESDAY F. M. look old-fashioood to it. What do you sayT I am willing to I t sa I t ) l « , a a r t.lfo (S) Kalhar Knowa Daal learn!—45.” ( ] ) Hay Whan Your toau-aiad daughter-ln M IS IS) Nawa l l : H (S) Tannaaaaa Brnta law aouada a Mt “ fresh.” but Ford Show perhaps it is a “fresh’’ ap­ 41) Soarate fa r T am as raw proach, aad worth considering (I) Truth ar CoaaaPurple la rather a “royal" ausneta color, and frankly I like N 11:41 (I) O altlan U«%t ( i ) NBC N»»a only oa a very young woman lt:SS t:ia (S> (Mrt Talk It does rather enhance the ma­ (SI M allata Mavla (1) Nawa. Cdllurlal. Waa turity of a woman already ma lhar ture. So, let the purple wool t i l l (I) rocua turn Into a soft blue or grata If lit* (I) Aa Tka WaelO C ) Srltnca you must have color, although 1:41 (I) NBC Nawa I thlak a black wool dress la 1:66 CSS Paaaword I t ) Ixiralla Tauno not only smarter but, strange­ I I S (S) Now ,lint ly enough younger. Accoaoorlse l:S f (! ) Art U a h lttta r (S> Day In Court with color 11 you like. Charcoal (I ) Tko Doctora gray to alao very interesting I IS (S) Idea Howard and very smart. !.-#• ( ! ) Ta Tall Tha Trath (t ) Aaolhor World “ My hair wet very Monde (I ) daaaral moaptlal •11 of my Ufa; new at sixty, S IS (I ) Nawa It isn’t much of anything, just Ilia (I ) Tha Edaa e f N l(h l (I ) Ton Don’t Bay drab. I am going to have K (4 ) T h a T o u n a M a r rie d B ill (I) Daualea BSw arta dyed. What color should I gat? My eyas are brown, tod skin tiSS ( t ) aNawa s tr a l H a rm fair. My complexion Is pals (I) TrallmaiWr ( t ) Tka Match Oawa I use, aa you suggest, n light 4:>( i n NBC Nowa touch of rouge.—Mrs. Tom. (5) Hop. N ad Cammlltaa Choose a pals ailvery shade 4:44 IS) Undo Walt (I) Hast • ( Grouche Have R dona the first time by l : N IS) Hoahunl a good beauty salon, and be (I ) Woody Wnodpackar (I ) Walla ra rr o carabil to aetactlng a shade 1:31 (3) Sports They caa shew you samples. liM (S) Now ooo f a (I ) L o a n it Ta Beaver Tommoraw-From My Note­ (I ) SpnrlA Woathor, book Nows THE MACHINE TRAINING • Persona salaried will be trained In a program which need not In­ terfere with present job. If you qualify, training can bo financed. Writ# today. Please Include homo phone number and ago. AUTO M ATIO N TRAIN IN G Box Na 104, The Hanford HersM tU fh x *( ^ By Ruth M illa tt Tha cast effectively through tha motions of pro­ tending to believe all of thia and if parte of tho abow look familiar, they should. Thay’va « used in aarllar films. Credit goes more to tho edit­ ing than to tha apodal ef­ fects. Guests Include Nick Adams, Yvonne Craig and Lea Tramayne. 1-10 F Jf. Tha Andy WUims Show. (Color). Boy Bogan and Dels Evans are Andy's guests tonight, as wall as Jonathan Winters and regulars (ha Osmond Brothart and tha Good Tima Singart. Andy alngi alone ("You Do Something to Me” end "Smlla”) with Dale (“Ifn ”) and tha Good Tima 8ingars (“Give Ma tha Simple Life" and "Thara’e Gonna be n Show Tnnlght”). Dale solos to “Waiting for tha Sunriaa•nd Roy docs “Rovin’ Cow­ boy.” Roy also exhibits hla marksmanship w i t h rifle, allngahot and bow and arrow In a clrcua setting. Jonathan give* hla Impression of an accident-prone gas attendant and In tha informal spot docs characters requested by tha studio audience. Caniballam Until recently, cannibalism (still practiced In tha New Guinea Interior) prevailed In parts of western and central Africa, Melanesia, Australia and New Zealand. today era atiO sit­ ting fearfully at homo, anxi­ ously waiting tor a Irland to dig up n mala. Go out and look! By no manna listen to mama.” That’s tho lntaat ad vteo of Now York psychologist. Dr. Albert Ellis, author of “Tha lateiligaat Woman’s Guide to Man-busting.” It would aaam from that adrie# to today’s girls that tha professor hat bean doing n Blp Van Winkle. While be b u bean sleeping, tha American girl baa perfect ad the art of getting out aad looking tor n husband. She’s b o shy little mlsa altting by the telephone, hoping it will ring. Or waiting around (or a friend to get her n date. She’s right on tha Job look­ ing toe hoys over, and tha moment aha derides oa ooe, it’s not long until the two are wearing “hla and her” wad­ ding bands. The girl of today la to much more aggressive than her mo­ ther w u where young men a n concerned, that mama couldn't teaeh her anything •bout husband hunting. 1 aha usually gate her at an aarllar afa than bar mother did, too. A quick glanee at the age at which woman arc Batten Change At first, clothing buttons for both men and women were on the left aide. During the Middle Ages, men’s but­ tons were changed to the right side to that n man could unbutton hie coat quickly with his left hand and draw his sword with tha right marrying today t oa p u r i with tlM m irrjia i i p 25j r i i n t |0 will show this t i c t How a ptycbologlit happens not to hi t* noticed tbase things li hard to aajr. For the glrla a r t getting their sen , fatting than young- ar A n aver, aad R te a l hat­ ing dona because A s young man a n to a big hurry to gal married. Bo R must bu be­ cause tha glrla have figured out oa their own what Dr. EUla thinks someone ought to toll them. -------- --- OHOa mWAT Sanford Electric COLLEGE FOOTBALL IN LIVING COLOR! IM IU T l T IE I I I UME 01 IEW 1119 RCAVICTOR c o m a TUNES 0 A L L 82 C H A N N E L S ! THf MOST TRUtTtO KAMI IN TtltVISION WE SERVICE COLOR TELEVISION Sanford Electric Co. VISIT OUR RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC DEPT. 118 MAGNOLIA 322-1542 VOTE J IM N O V . 3 FOR B IR K E N M E Y E R LET JIM CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU AS A MEMBER OF T H E ------------ SEM IN O LE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD JIM. A DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT NOMINEE. LIVES IN CASSELBERRY, 18 A BUSINESSMAN AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR. IIE IS COMPLETING 4 YEARS AS A SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER. HAS SERVED 2 YEARS ON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES IN THE COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM, AND !IE PLEDGE8 CONTINUING PROGRESS IN THE 8CUOOLS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. Pol. Adv. By Scmlnolo County Democratic Executive Committee Cartoonvllla Oala alarm ttompar Room Porky Ptc >1 aka Room lor Daddy Mika W allace Nawa Spanish W hafa Thia B o a t? I Lora Lary Prlra la l ll i h t N n c Nawa Conrmtratlon M lislnc l.lnka Andy of M aybtrry Jeopardy Tha Rad MeCoya T R A IN E E S Man and women wee urgently needed for ,• T V Time Previews la rise, ihsBrra pert favorably with flm bluegUL they are a dark graaalth i Um back, which fades to a paler color below aad to­ te a yeflevhfr aa ton bra set. T han ia a greaaUb black apot ea the flap of the gill cover. The lower paito ef the gllkovar flap are aa araapead color, whleh eeeeaata for flm nick­ name of ”fod-ear” being of­ ten applied to thia aperies. Ia h i m females, however, Utla coloration may b# polo or ea tholy lackingSbaUcraehora usually fra* mat ctoaror, sand bottom (S) Wswsllna MONDAY P. ■. lakes la Florida, although a 11:11 f t ) Tktater e f tha Btara S :IS t l > N e w s lt:9 S <t> T ealfa n o w few a rt occasionally found ia ( t ) Maws, a y e n * (I ) Tka Lata Ik o w atroaou. They apawa early la W eather TUESDAY A. M . tho year, aad tha aesta are S : H ( I ) M a v a r l t h ( I ) c m Maws built to eahatoa by flto malm S:SS ( i ) a m o a (I) H uatU r-lylaklag S:H Boom Whoa one mala approaches too llasert Otis («) WevIS C lvltlsaltea eiooe to another's aaat during T i H ( I ) S a n a O f a g <•) lu n rli* S*m ..t«r D iasat the apawnlag aeaioa, tha two Tits (S) 0:11 ( t ) Nawa * Weather (I) aa-Brlstet Csvrt T.-aa I t ) TeSar flah figM by putting their t l ) V e r a s * T e T k a B e t( • ) aunthlna Almanac taw e t U a S w heads together, giUcovrra ax T ill ( • ) W ake U» Movlaa ( I ) T e Tell t h e T r u t h T:la ( t ) Nawa tended. The eaa whan aaat is • : • • (S) I’v e Oot A a e e r e t li» S i l l Farm Market Bobeing tovaded la uaually the • : ! • <•> T h e A a 4 r O l l I M t Sheer winner, eiaco other males ia f i l e (I) T atar (I) So Tlwe ter fee(S) TVaka-up Movlaa ■ ••n il the colony goneroDy unite with t » Mlckar Uvana Show e a S a f M tyht M e e t s R to driving the Intruder from S :M ((•I)) M T.tS (S) Nawa * Waathar w a s s r * Ma thar the ocit, often forcing It ha (1) And y W l l t l i m i I ta (t) Caplala (a a a a r a a yond the general colony area 1 11 ( ] ) Ito ll y w e eO a n a th e • :M fas Waalhar a a l Nawa m ere where they-leave him. The In­ ---- •■»•> t l t n r C r e t h y Show • :IS l i t T a ta r (•) Cartoavitla truder, if of tho lame colony, I0:0a 111 A l t r e d H itch co ck • :•• (2) Dlvore* Court IS) IWn Ce«ey la later permitted to return, tl:S# (•> N#wa aporu. Wee (S> Kiarclaa I t) Amsrlcan lllatorjr to hla own neat. (I) Newtcnpe With Girl Vocallnt (t h J J u e P itt& ja m m e r DAYTIME OR NIGHT SERVICE! AT YOUR And n t South Seminole Bank you’ll always find a courteous and friendly staff eager to mako your visit to South Seminole a genuine pleasure. Serving the entire South Scminole-Maitland area, we are pleased to focus attention this week on the outstanding progress of Seminole County. For your fi­ nancial progress may we sug­ gest that you visit with us . . . we will be pleased to serve you. SO U TH is c o m in g I ALWAYS S E M IN O L E P IR N PARK, B A N K FLORIDA �A *' ~ U r r »* OUR BOARDING HOUSE V ff V « F « rl fm ll Oct W, n u - f k n T-A lO T lf lK W C E S B y Galbraltfi n Horoscope F o re ca st > < y Tuesday, O e to te e fT , 1N4 GENERAL TENDENCIES i t rir ir r _ rr I a sr 3~ MChuirr M ChtrltiUm A U Fortified a M S i m o t iro e BT . d*«Uui* area IprtfUl # i H U irw l There to M mack confusion abroad to tha world today th a t row hod to tte r d oable chock all facto and flgvraa before accepting them aa cor­ rect or stating them youroelf. You h are every chanca to get into rami trouble th a t toats for tome Him in trying to pull anything on any other person, ao keep a to m re­ proach. ARIES (March 21 to April It) Better carry through with practical affaira at hand th a t are important, though you want to epend your time with good frlendi. Plan time wiaa1y. Don't get bogged up by trying to speed. TAURUS (April » to May 20) You hare to Improve your credit now if you want to en­ joy the good wilt of tho gen­ eral public. Trying to change Jobe In the middle of the atream ie N. G. Stick to preeent set-up. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Forget recreation today when you bare many Import­ ant affaira awaiting your un­ divided attention. Become • mere efficient worker. Satiefy desire for knowledge, but eeek right outleta. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Handling buaineee and rredit affaira fine, but don't take time out for eatra-currlcular fun. Have more control over your emo­ tion*. Ton could toee muck of value otherwiee. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Although you want to reach certain personal aims, this Is not the right psycho­ logies! tlms and you had bet­ ter control your temper. Be big. Wear a charming amlia and please all. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Don't wear th at frustration whsre it show* or other* can get a different opinion of you. Get yourself In hand early. Be the good Samaritan, if tha opportuni­ ty arises. LIBRA (September 2.1 to October 32) There is no point In relying upon others today who have bigger problem* than you have. Be aetf-euffldent. Either don't attend so­ cial affaire or be very tactful if you do, in PM. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Ry irking thote who have power over your affaire, you could loie much good will at this time. I.abor more diligently than ever. See th a t your credit it im­ proved. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Don't e ipect othcre to dig up the data I that you want. Get buay yourself and use th at good mind and penchant for work. Don't antagonist others by unguarded words. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) If you follow your Intuition you are very apt to loss a great deal, tinea it It erroneou*. Stick to butlnet* a t hand. Leave outlets you dn not underitand strictr tlon*. AQUARIUS (January 2t to Kebrauray 10) Fascinating persons are in the mood to give you backing you want, but tret just yet. Re patient. Show that you are very effi­ cient at your work in the in­ terim. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) While you may not enjoy the work ahead of you, it haa to be done, eo clear the slete eerly for bet­ ter things. Co-workers ore hardly helpful. Take thia in ycur atride. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will have the ability to assiat other* where the emotions, finances and sciences a rt concerned, ao 4t Pale you must be sure to give aa uraiM gtd 41 Create*** comprehensive a coursa of T otxm ory* education as possible. Tsach 44 Grain* 44 Valley early to eay very little, es­ 47 Operatic tola pecially about the faults or 48KI04WM* affairs of others, and thsn r r IT there can be a tremendous 3 J .r r success in this chart. Let tha if j 7 thinker prevail here. • T h e Stars impel, they do ill J w m m T not compel.” What you make w ■ of your lift la largely sp to zr 7T i ■ 1 1 YOU! ir Carrotl Righter'a individual 7 r Forecast for your sign for Hi November le now ready. For *■ 7 your ropy send your birthdat* IT 3r and f 1.00 to Carroll RighUr r mii, 3 Forecast The Sanford IlsraiJ, | w 1 Ho* 1921, Hollywood 3H, Cali, IT a IT fornia. I J P R 5T 5T 57" 7 Numismatics Is tha study of coins and medala, accord­ ing to the Encyclopedia JlriU -- I �Herald Want-Ads 322-5612 WASHER, «to«i«tk; praetiC»By MW. rciMO*bk. m 3140. HERALD Now 31. Maoiral iM trm M fitfl Ftoftt T m m W. L Hs t m i ^ rva. DOOS RECEIVED lor A4 * Rea, boarded. Aninul Roecoo Leamo, 1700 W. Mlaao»oU, DoLoad, P i. 734-1141. 10. PoaHry > Livestock IS. Special Sorvicoa A * B CONTRACTORS ERRORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, EARN— A Froraer or FrM or ROOFING, PAINTING ft Refrigerator Combination INSULATING Financial Arraaiod 30-2207 without leaving your bone. CaU Sanford 323-7437 Day or GUARANTEED Repair*, Re- Night. eMdeUng. Hourly or CosUSED L U MB E R : 2 x 4 t r a d 333-7000. through 2 x 12. Sheeting ALTERATIONS on Men* ft and f l o o r i n g . 20 yda. L a d l o a Clothing. I3S-1M1 Leatherette. Maaw Waetherafiold. Mill End*. 322-0793. DRAPERIES— Beautiful Fa­ GUNS. Buy, Sell, Trade, Re­ bric*, (roe oatlmate*. Adam’a pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE Decorative Service. 323-2023. FISH CAMP. 22. Plumbing COPY CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST Legal Notice R E A C H IN G M O R E T H A N 40,000 PEOPLE D A IL Y ! •1—Manor W satod *4—f a r in a s * U a a at—Inauranae 4— B a a a t r C a r a as— Hrhooia a tasteaeU oas *— D a r N u r a a r l e e T*— E m p lo r m .it Sarvloaa #—C h i l d C a r a f t —Mala H alp Waatod 9—Do * a —C a t * —F a t e TJ— F em aU Halp Waalad t a —L iv aeteck VS— Mala oe F im al# M*lp IS—S p a c l a l R o tlo s e T4— Balaa H alp Wantod IS—C a t a r i n a TT—S ituation w aalad Id— F i a o a a lo Bad I t — Incoma P rafartr U —B p . o l a l Borvlaae ( I — Bualaeaa Prop— Sato t l —S w i m m i n g Fool* IS— n aal Batata W aal id IT—J a a iU r la t Borrlcae 14— Boat Batata S a il IS—Do-It-TouraaU IT—Baalaaaa R entals 10— Bundara Buppllaa 50— Lota F or la l* IS—C on or.1. Conalr. 51— F armi —Qrorao SI—Homo R.palr* St—O at a t Blat* Aar*M* 11— Plum bing s i— Itouaoa For Bat* SI— P ainting 15— H om o* Bala or Boat 14— W .U D rilling 15— Air Coed. ft Meeting ST— llouaa Far Rant 100 — Rasort Ran tala ZS— B a d l. • T .l.v ta l.n in i—'T rall.re—Csbanae t» —Photo ft B oulpm .at t#J—Mobil# Homaa—Bala IS—Hem. Appliance# 101— M obil. H .m «a—R .a t II—Mualaal In .trum .nta 10«—T r a il.r Bpaea—Raat IS—Runlnnaa Equlpm .nl 101—Trallar Lota—Bala IS—Job P rlatlug 100— A p a r im .a u For Brat J4— Upholetery in i— iiooma Far Raat IS—Vacuum C lM ik n tlO— H o t.l Room* IT—Mavtug ft Btaraaa 111— Hantal A*«ata IS—Eatarm laatars «S—F la a ta —F U w .r e —Baade 111— W antad Ta Raat U S— Autoa F or Bale IS—Mine. For Bala U S— Aaloa— B ali o r Trad. » l—A rticles F ar R .at I l l —T ru ck . For Bal* IS— Bwap or Exchange IZfr— A u lo m o tlr . Barvleo IS—W an l.d T o llur 131— Fcoolers * C/olaa II— Furultura For Bala U l — lio a u * Motor# IS—A n llq u.a For Bala US— Marina BuppUa* IS—Monty To Lena I*—Baalaaaa Opparlualtlae From W HY NOT INVESTIGATE OUR LOW DAILY DISCOUNT RATES? O N E S A L E O FTEN PAYS FOR T H E E N T IR E M O N T H ’S C O S T ! Seminole Couaty (D ial Dlraol) EXAM PLES IN D ~ **'"' heading for you REMODEL - REPAIR Cell B. K. Link, 323*7029 Building Contractor la U * Cwwrt a t I k . C n a t r M l . , N a l » | . I'M B tr, State at r lortda. la Probata, la N lb* F atal* a ft HERBERT J. BCIIUENEMANN Decaaaed. r iv a l, v n n e n Notice la h tr .b r *tv«n that tha undoralgned w ill, on the 11th day of November, A. D lis t , proeent to lha Honorable County J a d * . o f B.mlnnla Cnuntr, Florida, hla final ra. turn, account and vouchtra. aa Kiacutor o f tha R otate of H er­ bert J. Bchu.nam ann, daceaa*d. and at Mid lim a, than and Ihara. mak* application to th* laid Jud*a for a final eottl*. moat o f tha adm inistration of ___ ______ and for an ordar *al4 aafala. dlfcharglna him aa auch Eaten* tar. D al.d thla tha Sth d ar of Ootobar. A. D. 1SS4. WINCHESTER, Model <3, CaL 22, Auto. L/Rllia $40 Caalv w/ammo. REMINGTON, MoContracting Repairs del 141, Gameraastar, Cal. FREE ESTIMATES .33 Rifle 343 v/am m o. A good R. L HARVEY W Sanford Are. PA 2-2383 brush deer rifle. If interested at quoted prices. 23. Painting Ph. 322-3233. FOR A PAINTER, inside or RECEIVER: Hallicrifter, mo. out, call Luther Tasker at del SX-32, 6 Band coverage, 300KC . 42 MC. Excellent 322-4139. condition. 322-9444. FOR PAINTING ft RepairFREEZER— E arn a Freersr Call 322-342C. or (reexer Refrigerator Com* 24. Wall Drilling bluatlon without l e a v i n g your home. For information WELLS DRILLED. PUMP! call 322-7437, Sanford, Dag SPRINKLER SYSTEMS or Night. AS Type* and Sixes We Repair and Serview OCT. SPEC. Adult coast guard STINE appr. life vest. Reg. $4.00 Machinery and Supply Co. —$2.23. Army-Navy Surplus. 207 W 2nd St PA 2441 WEDDING GOWN, size 7, 25. Air Conci. ft Heating White Alencon Laca ft Tulle. Floor length veil ft Tiara in­ AIR-CONDITIONINQ cluded, $ 10. CaU 322-4849. By FEDDER3 H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So. Park Avc. BILL’S BARGAIN BARN 322-4234 30. Home Appliances ALL Types of new major Ap­ pliances at Drastic Discount Call 322-8448, J ft R Trading M o nro* E. B c h u . n a m a n n Aa E iacu tor o f th . Emate Post, Inc., 2309 S. Orange o f H .rbart J. Bchuon.mann Blossom Trail, Orlando, C K H ltd. R. W. W ar., Attoraay for E r la tl P. O. Box t i l t . Sanford, Florida. of 10,000 Hems 1300 Gropevill* Av*. Carpet* clean easier with the Blue Lustre Electric Sham* pooer only $1 per dag. Carroll's Furniture. Legal Notice NOTICE l'V H E R FIC T IT IO l'S NARK BTATCTE Legal Notice NOTICE o r FR O rB B O lW ae TO W HOM IT M A T CONCERNl NO TIC E 18 H E R E B Y O I V . FTRICA X T TO C H A P T E R EN t h a t t h a u n d . r . t p n * d , p u r t u * asa.ee <i> tbi a n t to t h . " P lc tltl.u . Nam . TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Tnu will take notlca that Mtalute" C h a p t . r SIS.**, r l o r purauanl to motion duly adopt* I Ida a i a t u l . , w ilt r . x l a t . r w ith ad on tha la th day o f Octobar.l th* C l . r k o f t h a c i r c u i t C o u r t H it. tha Board of County Com- In a n d f o r S . m l n o t a C o u n ty , mlealoneru w ill bald # publle F lo rid a, u p o n r a c a l p t o f P ro o f meatln* on th# l»th day of o f t h a P u b l i c a t i o n e f t h i s No* Nommbar, i t t*:*S A. it ., or aa lisa t h a F l c t l t l o u a Nam a. ta* toon thereafter aa practicable I w it: P A T I O B A R A ND LOUNOB In tha Board of County Com* I a n d . r w h ic h I a m . n t a e a d In mla.lonara’ Room In t h . Court b u n ln .aa a t H i g h w a y 1T-ST. llnua*. Sanford. Florida, lo con. P t r n P a r k , F l o r i d a , t h a t t h . elder lha fraotblllty o f ronnuno. p a r t y t n l , r , . t , d In . a i d b u .l * In* and d isclaim in g any Inter- " m i . n t . r p r l . . I . aa f o l l a w i t aat In and to tha follow ing dee- M ICH AEL B1MONELL1. D a ta d a t F . r n P a r k . B«mlerbad property, to .w it: Tb. South II f.a t of the nal* C a u n ty . F l o r i d a , t h l a Zlat North II I f.a t o f tha Earn day o f O cto b er, A. D . 1>«4. MICIIAKL, SIM ON Kl.I.I H of tho HE "i of tha MW of S e c t i o n IP, Townahlpl S w o r n to a n d . u b e c r l b r d ha* f o r . m i t h l a ZTlh d a y o f Oct* Zt Mouth. Ranxa in Kant, lying Eaat of Mtate Itosd 1ob.r. I he |. t l • ISO. l.aa tha Eaat ISA (SEAL) J . a n T. C l . c o feat thereof, lyln * and hoN otary Publle B lat. af i In* In Seratnola County. Florida Florida. My commtaalon axplra. Parnona In ter,at.d may ap­ May in, ISIS. pear and ba heard at lha lima t l o n d . d by A m e r i c a n B.c ur* and placa .pacified. i Ity Co. of N. T. (SEAL) BOARD OF COUNT! COM­ OENE R. STEPHENSON | Of Ctavaland and atephenao# MISSIONERS MKMINOI.E C O U N T Y . I Poat Kfflra Drawer Ona I f.r n Park. Florida FLORIDA. AtUet: Arthor H. rtockwlth. Attorney for Michael Simon,111 I Publl.h Oct. I* ft Nor. I. i, I Jr, Clark II. la st. ruMtait uct. zs, isee CDF-Sl I CDF-PI BOTICB OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED r o * T * x *>BBD IBM. 1MJS FWrtde autu m n a t '*•*• ,M>I* r l *rt4* au B atei i t (M il I IM S) NOTICE IX HEREBY OIVEN, NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN, That J. M. Blythe tha holdar P " * 1 ^ ’ U n ia Ammana tha of th . follow in g certlflcata haap*0^ w‘ to* follow in g cart I* filed aald cartlfleata for tax I n ea t, haa filed w ld eertlflrato dead U ba Uauad thereon. The I ,of ta* dead lo ba laeuad there, c a r tlfle itl number and year af 0B- Th* cartlfleata number business is not i, the nama in which It waa e.»ee»*-l art aa foliowa: *r Cartmoat# No 1«Z Tear a t Corttfloato No. if I laauaac. 1141 latuaaco t a i l _ ___ ___ I Dooor tntt— a t F r a i n t i I l a l SI Block II Pin# Laval I Lot It Btk C. Bungalow Plat Book I page# 44 ft IT City Plat Book T page II Nama In which aa..»,.<t Bam I Nama la which aaaaaaad Hanao at aL All o f aald pro- Benjamin Jafforaon ft Mary party b ein g la tha County a t Hall. Alt o f aald property bo. Bomlaol*. Btet* o f Florida. Ua* >nf to ‘h« County of Seminole, loot auch ear 11float* ihall ba Itat* of Ftorld*. Calaa* auch rad..mad acoordtng to law the I certificate ah a ll b• redeemed property doaorlbad la eueh e*r- according to la w the property Uflcata w ill b« cold ta U a I described la auoh cartlfleata hlshaat bidder at tha front will ba told to tbo hlghaat bid* door o f tbo flomtnolo County I dor at tho front door of th# Court Houao at Sanford, y ior- Samlnolo Connty Court llouaa Ida. aa tha flrat Monday la the at Sanford. Florida, on the flrat month o f November, t i l l , which Monday la U a month o f Nor* la U a la d day a t November. I ember. 1114. w hich la tha la d 1**4. I dar of November, 1*44. Datod thla IT U day o f Sept* amber, 1*44. amber, till. (Official ciarh'a Bool) (O fficial Clerk'# Boat) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r . Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , Clark Circuit Court. Clark of Circuit Court, Baml nolo County, Florid* Seminole Connty, Flucid* By: O. T. Ray, Jr.. D. C. By: O. T. Ray. J r , D. C. . Publl.h OoL 4. II, |» , II. n i l . Publlah Oct t . II. 1ft |f t U «4 CDF-89 CDF-19 follo w .: P H O N E 322-5(12 S IN C E 1908 4 a �+> * f Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours9 In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. fb > 33. W asted Te Bay •O. Mine. F a r t e l e E n te r* GUNS U SED FumMnro, ana p U co or a Merlin M t Action; 32. Du- tenaefnL B aal price*. F o ra y io|«r MitchH, German; 31 B addiag A Furniture Co., PU Tranter Single Six. Ger­ W. l i t St. 322-4591. man; M . Brownies Auto Rifle; 32,410 Savage O/U: HOUSE W A N T E D FROM S3. S ari|« Auto Plotot; 410 OWNER. W ill auuBM Mort* DM. Spanish; 13 Ga. Ithlca Saga oo 3 Bedroom, 3 bath. Mod I t Teatbertigte Cutti W rite FoU Detail*—B ex 99, Coma; II Ga. Browning So- Sanford H arold. parpoaad UfMentegt FaD/ U SED FU RN ITUR E, on* m om Full * Med/lmp; 3N Haa- or boosafol, tools, a la e . quranm Mauser Actioo ANYTHING y o e hava Swedish; i Aatinque Mid- Rama, to 1*11. 322-2370. Fait FiaMa; 333-06K after I P lain. 55. F u relln re For te le A'jtematW Waiter 322-3M2. fm lft O c t . 26. 1964— P b r b 9 - A BERRY’S FREE ESTIMATE • 9 . S elN M ih A In H tr u e tio n R MEN • WOMEN WANTED AT I ONCE to train for Civil Ser vice. Good pay. Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually unnecessary. For in­ formation on Jobs, Salaries. Requirements, local inter­ view, write giving address, | phone. AMERICAN Service, Box M, Sanford Herald. F or fo e b g i w im a a te e of RENT A BED M a rly aaw aed aaad fcrei* X o ib w a y , H-Mpite!, B a b p tare, m NoU’a Furaltur* by D »y, W eek, B r v k a r ig t la Caaaalterry au 17*03. O p ts 0 dayo S la A CARROLL'S F U R N IT U R E ll< W. t»t 3234111 U ttd furniture. appO ancet tool*, ate. Baegkt • Said. L a r r y i M art : i s SaaJerd A n Pk. F A A i m . Legal N otict t u b a mt P n b l l a B a a r l n g Nottca la h e r e b y given. Ho ard o f C o u n ty C o m m l m l o n a r * of f a m l n o l * C o u n ty , F lo rid * , pro* p o a a to r a i o n a t h a f o l l o w l n a d a a r r l b r d p r o p a r t y aona-t R>1 fllngt* F a m i l y H a a l d a n t l a l to A*I A g r i c u l t u r e : L ot# 1. I a n d I . M o c k F, F a r n T a r t a r # Rub d l t l a l o n . F u r t h a r d aao rlb ad aa l y i n g * o f CTBrlan Road. R o f N a r a l U rlv o a n d \V o f J a f f a D riv e. P u b lic h e a r i n g a 111 b# h « l d In th» g am ln o la C o u n t y Court l lo u a* . H.infurd. F l o ri d a , t a t h a C o u n t y C o m m l . a l o n a r a Itoom. o n N o v am b ar 10, l i l t a t 11:04 A. i t . o r a* aoon t b a r a a f t a r oa poaalbta. Hoar d o f C o u n t y Commlaa* lo n » rt Ramlnola C o u n ty . F l o r i d * Ity J a m a a P . A v t r y . J r . , C hairm an Attaat A rth u r n * - k » |l h , J r P u b l i s h Oct. 1«. 1141 c n r-is vw GHIA > Sedans • Hard Tope • Convertible* • S tatio n Wagon* Com plat r Selection 80’a Thru 04 * 1200 • 1300 Down 940 • $60 Month 199% Mcchininl iuarantre — 30 Day* — 1.0M Milan On All L'aad VWa. Ilia* — Part* — Sarrla* factory Aethorlaad Daaltr Sllinor M otor Co. So. Hwy. 17*92 Sanford. F U . 322-1835 D ,72. F c n u te H elp W anted 72. F r a n k Help W an ted 50 MEN wanted to help aet up EXPERIENCED B E W I N G MAIDS — N. Y. TO |SS wk. MAJOR INSURANCE COM­ show* k ride*. Apply man­ MACHINE Operator* seed­ RUSH REFERENCES. TOP PANY effort p a M e i mas Good Location Good Products. ager Blue Graft Shows, ed. Steady year round em­ JOBS. PARE ADVANCED a* woman Mbit pejiei ate* Good Treatment A m e r i c a n Legion Fair* ployment in our modem sir- QUICKLY. HAV-A-MAID, 4 Imam MS, maximum as* PHONE LOCALLY 322-4342 grounds on Hwy. 17-92 South, conditioned factory. Bond SI. Gieit Neck, N. Y. or apply to tte limited. Vacatkma, f t m e s Mooday. Nov. 2 at 7:00 A. 51. AUX OF SANFORD 73. M ak n r F r a n k Help PURE OIL COMPANY tioes, Group foeureeee, Die* IF YOU can tall and will be Mia Orlando Dr. Sanford PART OR FULL TIME satisfied with $100 to start NEED CHRISTMAS MONEY? ability retlnmeat A teg n lar Now available In tMi area, oa liberal Commission sole, HOUSEKEEPER, live In. Holi­ Car necesiary, full or pert n tln m e at Income. Ceette routes vending clgartetri, call Room 206, Melsch BMg. days A weekends off. 3 time. Military welcome. Call nous training. CaD Orlaado, gum, candy, nuts and other over Faust Drug Store, San­ School af* children. Ptoona for appointment between 7 Fri., S at. Moil, or Tttea. tost Mlllag products. ford. A.M. GA 2-5124. k • p. m. only. 322-9005. 322-7M1. Route 1—IMS investment. Route 3—31,7M investment m jM j nw Route S—<3,570 investment (t r y in g sr fps • Sj* «.» ■ . aExcellent earnings. Will fully 1 d*'’ 1? M.S*t -•\Vv itkit Bfses vU i I n s t r u c t . For interview, ’• ■. ■•crJA-'WtD-r.-a • 1 • __ write. Including phone num­ ber to: Box 105, Sanford Her­ ald. Fo r Rani t i f l w mt N M U Matte* U h e r e b y xtvan. B o a M • f C a u e t y C « m tn to « la n ir * a t t a m l n a t * C a u n ty . F l o r i d a . p ro *o»* (a r a t a n a Mia f o l lo w in g 4 a a a r l b a 0 p r e p a r t y a o a . d A*1 S e r i c u l t u r e t a C*t C o m m a r r t a l : T b a w | | * f t o f t h a n 44* ft o f t h a WWV4 o f t h o *E»4 In faction il-tlS -llE . rurthar doaerlbaO m ly in g U a t a t J a m a a t o w a Bubdlvtalan. P-jMla h a n r l n g wall b a b ald In t b a Ramlnola C o u n t y C o u r t I to u a a , S anford . F l o ri d a , In t h a C o u n t y Com m laolnno r* Room , • n N o v am b ar 1*. t i l l a t 11:11 A. 14. o r i * a o o a t h o r a i t t a a t a pnaalbl*. B o a rd o f C a u n t y Co m m lM * lonar* H -m lnal* C o u n ty , F l o r i d * Hr J a m a * P. A aery , J r . C hairm an A ttaat A r t h u r n a c k w l t h , J r P u b llih O ct It. t i l l . C D K .fl 71. M ile Help W anted FOR LEASE SERVICE STATION. WORLD A m o m d e c k A 1 Candata* I’p teJitariag A M lttraia raw braa, aO m Alum inum o r a tle g . N aw A Uaed F u n i ­ F e t e F m n ltw a , r v ito n a h l* . ter*. CaD N ie B ad d ies Mfg. Pk. S B * 1 4 C e.. at T i Calory A re. g g g w g *. —w wg r f — FA B 3 W . . A r ik h SO. B a s i n ana O p p o r t. l o ll Us Tour Furniture Quick S o n ic * With tba Cash SU P E R TRADIMQ POST. FA 349T7. • , . . Se, mkb ferny deesa'f treef to t e n ewy h p N c n t 'i wiriteik "SEE IBM training opportun­ i t y on Amusement Page 4A next to Movie Ada." »T 55. F u r n itu r e F o r S n k Legal Notice 35. F u rn itu r e F o r te le K RO EHLER Sola A Chair reasonable. 810 M yrtle A ve. rtrrrrto r* xtwn NO TIC E Id h a r a b y g l r a n t h a t w a i r a e n g a g e d In b u aln aaa a t Bog J314 F a r a a t City. Ra mlnola C o u n ty . F lo rid a , under tha fl c t lt t n u a n a m a of N U T R I T I O N . AL RKR K A n C II IN S T IT U T E K U tC T lU C A L HEALTH AP* F L I A N C E * a n d t h a t w a I n la n d t o r a g l a t a r aald nam a w i t h t h a C la r k of t h a C lreu lt C o u r t , Bamlnola C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h th a p r u r l a t o n a o f th a F lttltlo u a Sama l i l t utaa. t o * w lt: lactlan lll.tl F l o r i d a I t a t u t a a 1417. f i g : (.a tta r I. M ars Mahal fl. M a r t Legal Notice NOTICE o r MAN 21-45 for Insurance De­ BEDROOM Living Room. Din bit, Sanford area. Salary ing Room. Extra plecti. plua com million. 323-0643. Frcatar. Clam. 322-0440. KM Local automobile dealers of­ E. Jenkins Cirri*. fer their bell buys in Herald elaaalfled display adi. Pubtlah Oct. II. II. A Not. *. I. 1144. CDK-T1 in thr e n te r n in t h j f d ic ia l rr c a r n r , n n c u r r . in ANU FOR aRMINOLH C O IN TT, BTATK I F FLORIDA. IN I DANCERT. NO. 141#* NORTH AMERICAN MOI1T OAflK CflRPOHATloN, an Ar kanaaa corporation. Plaintiff. JOiRPH A. CORntTT and V llta iM A U et *11II ITT, fcla wlfa, Defendant*. n o t ic e n r M 'rr THE STATE OF Ft-OllIOA TO: J»«*ph A. Corbitt and Virginia L. Corbitt, hit wlfa. whoa# raaldanco la J44II Juanita Aranua, Hunnymaad. California Nolle# la haraby gtvan that • ult haa bran flltd In tha abort Indlcatad Court igaln at you. and aacb of you. tha tltla of which la at abort ahown. Tou art haraby rauulrad to flit your anawar or wrlttan da* f-inaaa. If any. In tha abort ar.tlng With tha Clark of thla Court BDI to tarro a copy tharrof upon th* plaintiff's attornrys whnaa nama and addrftaa appear# haraon, on or bafora tha l lt h day of Novani* I bar. t i l l , tha natura o f thla procaadlng balng n ault to fortcloo* tba Han of a m ort­ gage on Ik* follow ing dtacrlb. ad proparty altuat* In 8#mln* o il County. Florida, ta w it: Lot IT. Btoek I. HEFTLER HOME* ORLANDO IBCTION ONE. according to map or plat thereof racord* •d In Plat Book 11. Paga S A I, Public Racord* of Scmlnola County, Florid*. DONE AND ORDERED at Ranford. Rrndnol. County, Rtala of Florida, thla Ilk day of October, 1144. (REAL) Arthur II. Ilackwtth, Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Court Hy Martha T. Vlhlan, D. C. ROE*.*, WIGHT * llUltFORD American National Bank Bldg. f . o. ii... m i s Rt. I’ataraburg, Florida H IM Attorney# for Plaintiff I’ubllah: Oct, 11. if, II, Nor. J. UK CDF*1| leaaa F ta a io * lla ta ta a rnt NOTICE IP HERF.RT OIVEN. That dartruda Ammann tha hnMar o f tha following errtlftrate haa filed aall <-*rtlft.*ate for la* dead to ba laauad th*r«. on. Tha cartlflcato number and y ta r of laauanca. tha daa. ertptlon o f tha proparty. and tha nama In which It wa* aaa•a*rd ar* aa follow*: O r tlflr a t# No. 141 Tear of laanan.-c I l l s I k m l i l l M of P roperty) trot T Hlk It Binford Uroro Plat Rook I page It Nam# In which aaoaaaad Aua* tin D. Hutton. Alt o f aald pro* party bring In tha County of Nomlnolo. Rial* of Florida. Un> laaa auch cartlflcato ahall ba radttm ad according to law tha property daacrlbad In auch cartlftcat* w ill ba a o ll to th* hlghaat bidder at th# front door o f th* Pamtnnl* County Court Itoua* at Pan ford. F lor­ ida. on th* flr*t Monday In th* month of November, 1444, which la th* >nd day of Nor* amber, 1444. Dated thla ITtb day of Sept­ ember, 1444. (O fficial Clark-, laat* Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clark of Circuit Court. Samlnot# County. Florida By: O. T. Ray, Jr. D. C. Publl.h Oct. I, II. 11. 14. 1441 CDF-71 MNh 6$l4Aa That's Us Outside S A N F O R D 'S New Volkswagen Dealership. Just South of Sanford on Hwy. 17-92. Legal Notice FlCTmOEB NAMI NOTICE IB haraby given that w# ar* tngagtd In bualnaaa at txingwood. flamlnol# County, Fuwlda, undor th* flctltlou* name of. E. C. Watharlngton Conatrucllon <’». (Nut Inc.* and that w* Intend to raglatar aatd name with th* Cl»rk o f th* Circuit Court. Pemlnuta Cotin• ty. Florida, In acronlanc* with th* prorlalon* of th* Flctltlou* Natns atatlltr*. to-w ltt HectUm I4S.44 Florida Htatutra 1447. aig: K. C. tVr'hartngton Jack J. Pbubtrt Publlalt Get. 34. * Nor. t. f. II 1444. CDF-44 NllTtCH FOB Nina Th# Hoard of County t\,m * mlaalonar. o f H.mlnol* County, Florida, a lll r*calva bid* at th* offlc* of Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., Clark In th* Court lloua* at kanford. Florida up to l:*0 I*. M. Monday, Novambar 4. 1444. for furnishing th* follow ing It.in* of *i|ulpm*nt: ITEM l>4'.*4 Mlf*TION A. I • Tand*m Dump Trucks— TN All41*IA 1 . 1447 Dump Truck B. I . Notf PmpalUd Traffic Roller—TNADE-IN 1 . T349 Hahn Sprayer C. 1 • 4* II. P. Motor Oradar— TBAIIF..IN l . 1444 Tractor D. I • Self-Propelled I# Inrh Rotary Mowtra— TNADK. IN (Nona) IN rol'N T T Jl'DUK* r o t NT, ■F.WIBUI.H 4 OfATT, S'MIN- E. t - r*#d Aaphaltlo Paving Hpr*»4irTMAIIR.IN lilt (Nona) KUTATK OP P. I • Comport Redan— n t . A D T R \V. PIIINNF.T. T N t D E .I A I Nona I Deeeaaad Hp*clflcatIon* may b* obtain, VITICB t o t N sturroN * TO ALL rKNSIIV* HAVING ad at th* offlc* of th* RvintCLAINB OR D B H A N D * nol* County Clerk In tha Court lloua*. at Hanford, Florida: or AO AIRM T S A I D RSTATNi Tou and aach of yuu aro at tha Cuunty Engineer's Offlc* haraby notlflad and raqulrt'l to on U. H. 17-41 youth of Raiif wd. fit* any clala&a and demand* Fla Hid* to ba anclotvd In a ***l which you. or cither of you. may httrt agalnat taM aaiat* In *d anvatop* plainly marhe-l on tha outald*. -BID FOR r i llNth* offto* of Hon. C. Vernon Mil*. County Judga of atm luola taillN Q la a a * *f llam ), opa* County, at hi* office In th* Novambar 1*. 1444 “ llld* will b* opened on T ues­ Court Ifout* In Ranford, Flor­ ida. within ala calendar month* day. November !#, t l t l , at 14:4* from th* lima of th* ftrat pub­ A. M. or aa soon thereafter aa P'-aalbl*. at a meeting to b* lication of thla notice. Each claim or ilr m in l rnua* h# In bald In th* County Coinm'.elon w riting and contain th* place Meeting Itoom In tba Court nf raaldanc* and poat offlc* Hour* at Ranford, Florida. Th* right la re.or.ad to a-lJra** of th* claimant and m uil ba aw iru to by th* claim ­ w aive any Irrvgularltt** or ant. hi* agent or attorney, or t*ctinlcal|tlM In bid* or to re­ tba earn* ahatt ba void. ject any or all bhU. /a/IIEN H T FII1NNET Hoard of County Commlaaloner* Aa aiacutur of aald aetata van dan UERU * UAT Bamlnola County, Florida Attorney* at Law Jama* P. Avery, J r , Chair­ It* Ftret Federal Bldg. man V. O. Box 1447 By: W. Rush. Jr. Orlando, Florida County Engineer CDF-11 Publish Out. II A Nor. t. l i f t P u b l l . h Oct. t . tJ. 11, ]«. 1444 CDF-4* Sanford's ..a Legal Notice AFPLir.VTIDX F O R T S I IIK K II (B a a . •r-a. 71. Male Help Wanted — * sane Nat la* a* F lS Il* Hear tag Nolle* I* haraby given Hoard of iViunty CommUtlonera of Hemtnot* County, Morld.y pro. pot* to raiona tba follow ing described proparty toned A-l Agriculture tn It-S Duplet: ll«g at pt I I I ft S of W>4 Hactlon Poet tl-loS-IO E. thenc# S l « : t l ft. thenc* T. 477 7 ft to It IV o f Ht. ltd. 14 th*nc# N 41*11' K along highway l i d ft th*nc# N Tt* 74- IV 1044 4 ft to P oll llaaa that portion praeanlly toned C-J Commercial). Fur. thar daacrlbad aa lying NW «f IT. H. IT-43 about 4*4* ft atV of l^ h * Mlnnl* Drtva. Publle hearing will b* held In th# Bamlnola County Court lloua*, Hanford. Florida, In ih* County Commt*»!on*r* Itoom. on Novambar ta. t i l l at to."* A. M. or a* anon thereafter a . poaalbla. H o ard e f C o u n ty C om m !**lo n ar* B-mlnnl* County, Florida Hy Jam * * I*. A very, J r . , Chairmen Attrat Arthur Beckwith. Jr Publlih Oct. ] |. 1411. SERVICE-SALES-PARTS We Invite You To V isit The Showroom O f Sanford’s Newest Automobile Dealership. Ellinor Motor Company ® HWY. 17-92, JUST SOUTH OK SANFORD PHONE 122*1839 CD F -4 4 NOTH r OP APPLICATtON r o w TAX IIKKD I4*a. IM .U Florida S t a t u t e s *4 i pa*| N O T IC E IR I I E R E B T OtVF.N. T h a t J . M. Illy th * th* h o l d e r « f th * fo llo w in g p a r t l f l c a t * haa filed l a i d p a r tlflc a t* f u r t e a dead t o b* la.u ed th ere.m . Th* p t r t l f l r a t * n u m b e r and y e a r of U au an c * . th* dearrlptlain o f th* p r >p«rty. and th * n a m a tn w h ich It a a a aa*****.t e r a ae f o llo w s: • •er t l fl o a t * No. I l l T e a r uf laauauc* m t l l a a r r l p l l a a mt P r a p a r t y i L o U >4 A 14 Ulk 44 C r y s t a l t-ak* tVInlar l l e n u i Hubdlvlili.ii I’l a t Book 1 p a g e , 111 114 A US Nam * tn which as ses sed Stay M. t V l llta m .a u . AI1 of aatd p ro p a r t y b e i n g tn t h a C o u n t y of Hemlnol*, Blat* a f F lo rid a. Un* l**« a u r h r e r t l t l c a t * a l i a l l h , r* )« * m » d a cco r d in g to l o w t b a p r . . p a r l y .|p*cr|l»ad In , u c h car t l f t c a t* will b* to ld to t b a h i g h a a t b i d d e r at th * f r o n t d o o r o f t b a Hamtnola County C o u r t l lo u ea a t Ranford. F l o r i d a , on th # f l r a t Monday In th* m o n t h o f Novem ber, 1>44. which ta th* 3tni d i ) uf November, l a s t . D a t e d t h is Ills d ay u f M»pt•m bar. l i l t (O fficial Clerk'# Beal) A r t h u r II liach w ltb . J r , C l a r k »f c i r c u i t C o u r t . Ramlnola C o u n ty , F l o r i d a Hy: O T. flay, J r , l> C. P u b l i s h Oct 4. 11. II. IS. 1444 GO WEST On W e s t F ir s t S t r e e t •4k To See The New "65” f DODGE A Real Family Car! CI'F-74 Complete Real Estate Service MORTGAGES • SALES • HOMES • ACREAGE • RESIDENTIAL • RENTALS • LOTS • FARMS • COMMERCIAL • MANAGEMENT • GROVES • COMMERCIAL • VAFHACONV, THE DODGE BOYS • Ben Howland t • C harlie Hudson • F ra n k B runson Who Offer You C harlie C raig The Cor With The 5 Year Guarantee "H om es Our Specialty" INQUIRIES S tm A h o m Or 50,000 M ile Warranty. INVITED R EA LTY 2565 PARK DR. — SANFORD, FLA. Phoat 322-2420 OUR BUSINESS IS SERVICE 1 Seminole County Motors 1801 W est 1st Street Sanford, Florida i �;~t * j>iv’ ’ , ». W hy vSfloSCSrt. »TTw4 84. Mml Estate - Bata 84. Batata • Bala Me Fwr Salt M. For Solo 95. Hi For A d i For la l* For 40 s e n t, |MO.oa per aero. LAKGE Modem homo, 1 aero Jobs E. Poa. 'JUshor grand. Near Pools School SOS N. Park Ph. 333419 MEN OK WOMEN— VaR or Easy Has oclag. 122-U7L HUNTING CAMP, Fan. lx p u t l i s t , flexible hour*, tratalag prorMod. Husband BART PILCHER, BROKER Farmtam Ana. deep well water. Ph. 933*3333 or 323ft wit* caa wort together, Foramal Service 7134. LIFETIME toeome, early Call 323-7404 Botlro i o t Top ooraiags OAK SHADED* poootblo itrst jroor. CoS win­ VALENCIA Orange Groves, 1 full aero of trees. High tad ter Part. H M M for Ap- worm IocsMow, s sens, a dry. West side, near Inter­ ^ o ja t* e x t beauty 4 years old. Priced state. Full price, 93,004. right 144,300. vt Cash. 77. SHaftttaa Wwrtod BIVEBPKONT Ranch Home S t Johns Realty WHITE Kxperkaecd, Mature or beautiful Weklva Rlvar THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA M ill womaa wants child can. with >30 feet frontage. Pric­ IIS M. F art Art ■ M in i or Un-la la torn, ed to eeQ now at 933,000 with •5. Hi For Salt Terms. ro o o a 74. Mm Help WwrtM DAYS Work dostrod, Seminole Realty m aaaC m m H 83. Real B atata Waatod FA M m anytime U01 Part Av STORE Buildlag wanted home * ante retailor seeks suit­ able kxattea, preferably So. at Saaford aa R t 17 93. Send partlctdsrs to Box No. MS, c/a Saaford Herald. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULT! Lcqol Notice Legal Notice It* C m t aT ««• TRADE: I B idream ftame, 9 READY TO MOVE Cl 4 BEDROOM, 9 Bath, Central 3 BDRM., 2 Bath, Living Rm., IMMACULATE Payton R ealty air ft Haat 3334303. Dining Rm., Kitchen, Break­ New 3 ft 4 Bedroom Homes, 4-Bedroom, I story, 1H both, 933*1901 17*93 at Hiawatha Tampa, for fthodrwom h fast Rm , lge. screened 1-2 baths. So. Loegwood area separate dining room, den. Saaford. Contact Mm. loin 3 BDRM., 1306 EUlott, $4,300 porch, Utility Room, Car­ —Trades considered, and NO DOWN PAYMENT Welsh, 399 Farrtoon « * sewing room, Urge 11ring port. G o o d Neighborhood, 933*0333 or 3334. ASSUME Mortgage 3 room, ceu’ral heat A air com Tampo, Fla. no qualifying. Small Down. we’ll build on your lot. Semi­ ditlon. Beautifully landscap­ rooms, m hath ft air condi­ 9 BEDROOM House, 3 Room 3234440, .M E. Jenkins Cir­ nole County’s Leading Build ed, fenced yard. Convenient tion, Kitchen equipped, Vene­ ar Cottage, furnished $7,300. J. cle, PInterest to school aad shopping. Prion tian Bflnda, Carport, after t . Holt Sr. Rote Dr. off SabG O W E ST HAROLD LOGAN 9:39 F. M., 199 Oakland, 919^09. ford Art. on Palm War. LONGWOOD- FI1A - Avail­ LMN ENTERF RISES, INC. ON WEST FIRST ST. ■naland Estates, Sanford. able for Sale—Ml Lormann Sales office: So. on U. 8. IT* • Km Howland Epitome of Quality Circle South, 3 Bedroom, #3 to Dixie Bell Diner, tarn S t Johns R ealty TRANSFERRED, $199 Down, • Chert# Craig Located oa the loveliest corner 1V4 Bath, newly painted $100 right one block oo Seminole THE TIME TESTED FIRM 3 Bdrm., fenced yard, kit• ChetBe Hi US N. Part Am. FA 1418 chan eqjippad. Norte Or­ of Hat ft Oak, Tram bark Down $34 per month. Ph. Ave. a»-3m . • brick cooatnictloa, 9 big bed­ 341-1370, Orlando. lando, f i . 333-391. FHA* RESALES rooms, 3 hatha, Tennessee RARE OPPORTUNITY Like new, 3 ft I BEDROOM stone fireplace, huge double DON’T BELIEVE U S You Just hardly do toe these R O U S T A. WILLIAMS earporte, central heat ft air* 8EE FOR YOURSELF anymore. 3 Bedroom ft Oak MASONRY Homes, 1 ft 9 Baths, Kitchens Equipped. caodlUoning. Copper flash* This attractive 2 Story, 3 Bed­ floora oo large 90x133 ft cor* lag, wall ft pump for lawn room, 3 Bath home— Modem . ner Kyt In nice well establish­ 9199 Down, Payment# ten FA $100 DOWN wort. Many plua features. Kitchen— Hardwood Tloora— ed neighborhood. Priced for than rent FH A-VA HOMES Call HKLMLY REALTY bow for your appoint1 Acre of Land—Priced at the economy minded buyer. RAVENNA FARE, 9 Bedroom, SEVERAL Outitandins S ft I Ph. H M M most to see this lovely home. $11,500 only $30o Down. 910,MS only 9300 down. $7« 3 bath, Central Air-ooadlBedroom Homee available It Exclusive with a month. tioning, heating, built-in kit- The D odge Roys all Areas of Sanford. Let aa EVERETT A* HARPER chon, excellent dooet space. Show you Around! S t Johns R ealty SOUTHW ARD S tem per A gency AGENCY • REALTOR •oUbUahtd Uwn, landscsp- gatetnata Cnantp Mta. 1991 Wool let •tree# TIME TESTED PIRM REALTOR LNSUROR Inveitment ft Realty S9M ( ..F a r t Am. Dr. Seminole Realty THE Sealsed. Ftarldn III M. F art Ave FA 34131 tl# N. Park Ave 3239179 FA 3-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Phones FA 13M er FA 1 8 8 1941 S . F a i t A v4. FA 3-S2U anytime Legal Notice C aaatr ix tew ctECVrr c a i a v » r — laala Caaatr. B4n4e TEE VI.ATE JUDICIAL Cl*. in T n n c t n r r r r c a r a v in ae riarMa. fi c h it i e and rom ammiEOLB and r o n a n n ix o tn co v x la f t Ika Matala all COCXTT. P LON IDA. ” , rL o n io a BERC1E L LOHO CMAVCE BV S B . 1 0 4 1 xo. teser •eoeesed. m u awnra ./ ii •7 i I N otice la harabr a lv e i that Ilia underetened wilt, aa ttia ISth Aar a f November. A. D. ISIS, present to tba Honorable County Judea of Seminole County. Florida, bar (Inal re* turn, aa Eaecntrlx of tba Ee* tata of BERCJE t LOVO, da eaaaad, and at aatd ttma, tbaa and there, m ik e appllrallsn to Sha aatd Judea for a final eat* tt.m en t of bar admtnletrattan a f aatd aatata, and for an ordar dlarharalnc bar aa auch Etaeu srln. tSCd. C D F-Tt NOTICE o r IPPMCSTIOX rom TAX DEED 11 LI BANK. T U B L I F E INStTKANCE COM* P lain tiff, P A N T O F V lf tO IN I A , • V lr v* fliM a « o rp o T i l l o » , P A U L a . RAUOK. a t am. at aL rtaietm , Dafandanta. A E B X O B D NOT IC E OP i f IT J O S E P H P E T K R COLONNA M IE »L LOBTOAOB rOBBCLOai-BE D tftndanU . TOa JOHN W. ERICKSON and to n e * n r ir r r D E W IL O A ERICKSON. bU T R B S T A T E OP F L O R ID A wtfa T o i J o « # p h p « t a r Cotonna. P A U L O. BAUOH and L K 8 I E DI CKSON DAUOH. h l a wtfa EF.niMF.NCKi UNKNOWN AND T O i All p a r t i t a c t a l m l a e I n t a r a a ta by, I b ro u a b , nn D e l e d thla tba lltb d ay a f 4 a r o r a a a l n a t th a afo re Oatobar, A. D. IMS. a a t d paraona / a / NELLIE HUNTER TOU A R E h a r a b y notlftad Aa R tanntrls af Iba Batata t h a t a C o m p l a i n t to foreclose a f n E n e tB L LONO, a e a r t a l n m o r t a a a a aneum bar Dacaai.-il. I n s t h a f e l l o w l n s daaortbad OEO. A. OPEER, JR.. reel proparty. to -w lt: Of Opaar A Bpaar Lot i t . B lo ck 1 . o r EAST Attornaya for aatd Estate 111 Macnolta Aaanua Sanford, Florida Pubtlah Oat. IS, IS * Nor. S, I, ■ i F L A T R U 1 H OAVINOS t a — t a e . t a r i « H 4 a s t a i n * . *e im a> N O T IC E l a H E R E II T OIVEN, T h a t O e r t r u d e Am m an n t b a hf.l ilar o f t h e following r e r t l * f l c a t o b a a file d eeld c e r tific a te f o r t a i d a a d to ba laauad thara* o n . T b a e a r t l f l e a t a n u m b er a n d y e a r of l e i u e n c s , t h a d ta c r lp t t o n of t h a p r o p a r t y , and t h a K am a In w h ic h It waa aaaaaaad • r a aa fo llo w a: C e r t i f i c a t e - No. >14 T aar o f l a a u n n e a tad} Paaaatptt— o f P r a y a d r i L o t U S M id w ay P l a t Uook t p a s t 41 N a m a In w h ich aaaaaaad Oec a r L Hmlth a t aL All of aahl p r o p e r t y balnir In th a County o f Hemlnola, H tata o f Florida. U n le s a auoh c e r t i f i c a t e ahall ha r a d a a m a d a c c u r d l n a to law t h a p r o p a r t y d aar r lb a .l In auch c e r t l f l c a t a will ba aold to tha h t e h e a t bld .lar a t t h a f ro n t d o o r ait Ilia Hamlnol# County C o u r t I t u u a a a t F e n f o rd . Florida, o n t h a flrat M onday In tha m o n th o f N o t a m h a r . 1441. which la t h a 2nd d a y o f November. 1444. D a t e d t h l a ITth d ay o f b e p tam liar, 1444. ( O ff i c i a l C l e r k ! Heal) A r t h u r II lla.-kwlth, J r , C l a r k C i r c u i t Court. H -m ln u ta C o u n ty , F lo rid a lly: U. T. Itay, J r .. ». C. r u h l l a h Oct. 4. IS, 14. >1. 1441. C I'F -IJ BROOK SUDDIVtatON, U N I T NO. I, a cco rd in g to t h a P l a t l h a r t o f aa record* • d In P l a t Book t t . 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(S E A L ) A r t h u r II M ark w lth, J r C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t My: E l l i a h n t h R r u e n a h a n D ep u ty C lerk R i c h a r d Nell l l r e n l w o o d t U E.tot C e n t r a l lllrd . O r l a n d o , Fla. P u b tla h Oct. II. II, >4, A Noe S. 1244. CDF-i* >111 a. ITth a tM S l, P hil adatiihla, P annaylvanla P u t r l r l a A. C n l o n n t . 1514 R. n t h HtrvM, P hilaO tlphla, P an n ty lv an la T o e a r e haraby notltlao th a t • s a l t h a s been file d a g a l n e t you to th e a b o v e entitled en uee. a n d t h a t y o u e r a r e . q u l r e d t o f ile y o u r g n a w e r w i t h t h e C l e r k o f th la C o u r t a n d to • e r v e a c o p y t h e r e o f upon the plain tiff o r p la in tiff s a tto r ­ neys, w h o s e n a m a a n d ad d reea la J e n n i n g s . W a t t s . C l a r k e an d H a m i l t o n , t>«« n a r n e t l N a t i o n , at fla n k Building, Jacksonville ), F l o r i d a , not l a t a r t h a n No­ v e m b e r I I . t i l l . I f you fa ll lo d a so e d e c r e e p r o co afeeeo will be e n t e r e d a g a l n e t you fo r the r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h a c o m ­ p l a i n t . T h i s s u it la t o forecloae a m o r t g a g a . T h a r a a l p r o p e rt y p r o c e e d e d a g a l n e t la: Lot IS. Block L aUNLANt) ESTATES, a aubllvlelon. a c c o r d i n g to a p l a t t h t r e n f , r e c o r d e d In P l a t Rook It. p a g e a 14 to >> o f th a P u b lic R e c o r d , of Ham lnnle C o u n ­ ty . F l o r i d a . W IT N E H H my h a n d e n d the • e a l of a a t d C o u r t a t Hanford, F l o r i d a , t h l a 4lh d a y o f (h-loh er, 1444. (C O U R T HEAL) A r t h u r H. D e r k w l l h , J r . C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt lly J t a r t h * T. Vlhlan D e p u ty Clerk Je n n ln g a, W atte, C lark e and H e in lltiin 12vi> l l j r n n t t N a t i o n a l Ran k B u ild in g J a . k e n i i v l l t e 2. F l o r i d a I 'u h l l a h : Oct. 12. 1>, 24, Nov. 2. 1441 CD F -4 4 A S LINCOLN * MERCURY DEALER FOR SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY! Q U A L IT Y WILLIE HUNT rm U aa t ft Owaat S E R V IC E ED HUNT W E ’RE D E D IC A T E D Sale* Manager T O G IV E Y O U T H E F IN E S T A V A IL A B L E . . Our Em ployees Are O f The H ighest Calibre And Have Received Top-Quality Factory Training! IN THE rtH C T -ir ( n l HT, N IN T H J I 'IID IA I. (TKITTT. IN AND FOR a p .ttlN U l.K M il NTV, F l i n t l i l t IN 4 II A N I'K H Y NO. I (.V ia n iiT TO q iiitrr r ir i.r i n t i i k i i m n r r c o t h t o f DON U C O P E L A N D a n d ANN T II K N IN T H J I 'D I C I I I , t ill Cl. C O P E L A N D , h l a wife. I T T (IF T i l l ] a r i T F , OF Plaintiffs, I ' M I I I I I I I IN ANI) FUN 1KNI- ve. NOI.M t tH NTV JA U K H 8. H A C K N E Y , et el ( II I N D I O yin. I U M D efendants. N im rr. o f a tiT N O T I O N r i T I X E N F NATIO N AL RANK U T A T K O F FI.OMIIIA IN T IIK C IN criT IW H T . 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HMN In t h e ab o v e e n t i t l e d r n u ' e a n y r e l a t e , r i g h t , title, n r laL AND EST A T ES . a cco rd in g a n d t h a t r o u a r a h e r e b y re t e r e e t In o r lien u p o n l h a fo l­ t o p l a t I h t r e o l racorde.1 In q u l r r d lo (lie y o u r A n - w e r with l o w i n g dee.-rlh ed r e e l p r o p e r t y P l a t Uook t l . Pagaa I I to t h e C l e r k of Ihla C o u rt, a n d to l y in g , a l t u e t e a n d b e in g I d >2. P u b lic Itacnrde o f Mein* s e r v e a copy t h e r e o f upon the He m ln o le C o u n t y , F lo rid a, t o ­ Inula C o u n t y , Florida, I ' l a l a l l f f » r P l a i n t i f f 's Altor* ll : T u g a l h a r w ith! tier, w h o e e n a m e e n d eddreee B e g in a t th e S o u t h w e s t oo r. O E l l e f r l g a r a l o r t . A S - l l - 8 la: ALIIKRT C. AVEULT. 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MOItltlH, T h e n a t u r e o f aald au lt b e ­ road rig h t-o f-w a y . h i e wife. D efen ,U n la, an d y o u i n g f o r f o r e c lo s u r e of m o r tg a g e a n d y ou a r e h e r e b y re q u i re d to • r a r e q u i r e d to s e r t e a copy r e c o r d e d In O f ficial Records file w i t h t h e C l e r k ut t h e said • f y o u r A n aw ar o r o t h a r p lead Hook 441. p a g e 414. P u b lic R e ­ C i r c u i t C o u r t a t the C o u r t In a te tk a Com plaint ua Plain cords of Meo'lnote Coualy , H o u ee l a H anford . F lo rid a, per t l f r a A t t o r n a y , Mack N. Clave F l o r i d a , c o v e r i n g : s o n a l ly o r by y o u r a t t o r n e y l a n d . J r . I n l t a I I I t a n f o r d At Lot SI, LONODAL E IUI1- y s u r A n a w a r or o t h e r w r i t t e n l a n l l a N a t i o n a l B ank Building, DtVlS IO N, a c c o r d in g to d e f t n e s s . If any. a n d l o eorve H an fo rd . F l o ri d a , a a d l i l t l h a p l a t t h e r e o f , rec o rd ed In a co p y t h e r e o f u p o n t h e P l a t a o rig in a l Anawar or othar P l a t Rook I I , p a g e 44. P u b ­ t i f f s ' a t t o r n e y w h o Is AVebher p l e a d i n g tn t b s offlca o f t h a l ic R e c o rd s of gcm laole H. I l e l n e a of th a f i r m of Wind* C l a r k o f t k a C lrc« ll C o u rt on C o u n ty , F l o r i d a : e r w e e d l a , l l a ' n e s a W ard. 424 o r b e f o r a t h a ISth day o f No* T o g e t h e r w i t h t h e following P a r k A v e n u e . Mouth, W in te r v e m b e r . A. D. l i l t . It yan fa ll d e a r t h e d H em e e f pro P e r k . F l o r i d a , n o t l a t e r t h e n t o d o ao, a d e cree pro confaaao p a r t y w hich a r e located la t h e I l k d a y of N o v em b er, 1244 will ba l a k o n a a a l n a t you f o r e a d p e r m a n e n t l y Installed ae t h a r o l le r d e m a n d e d In t h e e p e r t o( t h e Im p ro v e m e n ts ea t h e r e i n s e l l i n g u p th e e s t a t e r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t tn or C o m plaint. sa id l a n d : Hen u p o u th e s h o v e d escribed T h i s N o d e s s h e l l be p u b l i s h , I • S u r f a c e Unit p r o p e r t y c l a i m e d hy y o u ; en d a t o n e s • w e e k for four c o n ­ I • Oven nh o u ld y o u fell t o do so. a De s e c u t i v e w e e k s In T h e Hanford 1 • H eater e r a s P r o C o n f e s s o will ba an H e ra ld , a n aw apapar clrculatad W IT N E S S t r y b e a d an d the t e r e d a g a i n s t yo u . In F e m l n n l e C o u n ty , Florida. • e a l o f t h i s C o u r t , a t Hanford, W I T N E S S my h a n d e n d seal D a t e d t h i s III) d ay of O c t o b ­ S e m i n o l e C o u a l y , Florida, this o f said C o u r t a t S a n f o rd . Sei e r A. D. 1441. let d ay o f O cto b er. A. D. 1444. a u l a C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t h i s the (HEAL) ICUL’UT HEAL) l u t h 'l ay of S e p t e u b a r , 1444. A r t h u r It. B e c k w ith , J r . A r t h u r II. Be ck w ith . Jr. (S E A L ) C le rk of Circuit Court C l a r k e f t h e C ir c u it Coart ’ A r t h u r It. B e c k w i t h . Jr. SI c k N. C l e v e la n d . J r . an d lly : M a r t h a T. Vthlen C l a r k o t t h e Circuit C o u rt H a r o l d F. J o h n s o n D eputy C lark Uy: E l i s a b e t h B r u e n a h a n A t t o r n a y a (o r P l a i n t i f f A l b e r t C. W e r l y d. a A ttorney e t Law I*. 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Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! to . Yar Sato | W. S BEDROOM, t Bat*, ad fa te . Ph. a BEDROOM tram ta. M ad •T. F a r fla k P e r R en t OPEN a BEDROOM boot*, complete­ SANFORD'S ly furalahed. 3B-05IT. NEWEST HOMES (on Wwt Fourth Street) Saniaala C o n tra Leadief Builder REN TA LS HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES. INC. 2 * 4 Bedroom, 1 * 2 Bathe. HOME RENTERS It’s Juat feed butineaa t o ana davi aed op. ao. V. a. 1741 ta Dixie BaU Din- check first witb Senford’t t a n ngbt ana Black aa lersetl H e m e Serviciat Aftncy. Flat Hornat, Fairly Seminole Aveaao. 1-3111. Frtoad. In all Ki m I M, thade.plu* •■■111 liras* Apt. far Incoma. Re­ duced ta I7.no, food Tarn* available, a 1EDR00M, 3 Bat*. trick. I m v , air raodiUouod B etu-l tral beat A U.S. Itaal Homt,| >M0 Kjuira ft. lor 121,100. NEW a Badfoaa. I Oath. Uefe| Arbor, M ir foil court*, Oral boat, duct far air con­ Cheka lata available Greenbrier of Lack dition. FHA ft VA approved I A-l, I1SJ0I. Seminole Realty 1961 I. Fork A n, FA a-ana anytime the Good Rental bomae, Priced right, ere rooting end Mat­ Custom buildl** U ing faeti apeclfieatietn. Greeabriet Con Today, Far Prompt aad a . —t . --- i ip Efficient Service, ft Payet ifcrleehiu golf < KINGIWOOD ■UILDERS, INC. FA 14*74 le t Falnuoat Dr. flrralk SWEETIE PIE HOME OWNERS to t mfs t l Stenstrom Realty Oct. 26,1964— Page 11-A 106. ApnvtagBta far Hint 108. By Nadine Seltzer 3 LARGE reoau, bath. Furn­ CLEAN ROOM far Mat. 401 ished. 313. I ll W. 3rd. 34. Magnolia Ava. 38-0731. $100.00 DOWN 3 ROOMS, turn., ctoaa, Willttoe, lie. me. 236*7*4 'IT CKEVOLET 4 deer, clean, condition. 38-ISM. FURN. APT. 38-23W. A BUY: 1144 Dodge Dari. GT. 130 me. Up. Surplus City. 4 sp. shift an floor, Radio A Mooter, Ruff cotor/gold PURN. A pt, AduMl. 1221*30 A-l Ceod. «»Sto3. Furnished Apt*. Centrally lo­ cated 145.00 * 10000 per IMPALA 1M0, radio, healer, moo*. Ph. 38-3041. automatic trinsmltsioa. One 5 ROOM runishad Apt. 345, owner. Clean. 38-0440. 111 E. 3th., 28-4211. 'to RAMBLER, whits, 4 door P u n . Apt s m wtftonvflto. Sadat, excellent eood., new •eat covert, good tires. M00 MODERN I Bdrm. fun. Apt Ph. 2334445. tot Palmetto Av*. 223-UTt after 3:20 p. m. 'to FIAT, Medal PM, 3 dorr FURN. A pt Close t o . Jimmie a*den, excellent condition. Ph. 28-453*. Cewan. 38-4313. Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: 38-2111 Nlfhts: 332-0700 184043 MM Park Drive B BEDROOM Lakafront, furalahed, f130. FURNISHED Apt, IM. LARGE furnished house, fISO. NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 hath, kit chan equipped with u citrus treat * fruit. tlOO. DUPLEX, furalahed, fgS. Ball-Blair A gency REAL SSTATE-INIURANCI Srd * Park Ava. 'b D elto iia a; M m wonder when theu quality hemes art priced t* low-17,710. to 111.350.. wits as littli as $240. town and $4117 monthly! Ortve cut Tutoy. S«* replica of World s Fair Haute! Fris nd* on nverbost. ' Oeitons Ouetfl”! Take IntirsUt* |4 —ol tit Oelsry lichen|*. . CALL I I I M B i ■ACKLI BROS. DIVISION TNI atiTON* ceaeoesviOM Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Healer 30444 E. 1st. Ph. PA 2-3341 You ean find anything you need advertised in the Her­ ald Classified. W ere Choppm PRICES! FO R SALE '43 PORD Plek-up, Runs food. 90S Raywood Dr. 120. Antnawllvn Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED flm k a rlk GUaa and Pnlnt Company 8 # Magnolia Ph. FA 2448 t 1958 B-fll-T, Mack Tractor; 1 1959 Great Dane Trailer. 34 Foot I-onf, Tranaieool Un* derailing Unit. Value $12,000. Will Sacrifice For Quick Sale For $1,000, McRoberte Tire Supply 405 W. IM Hanford, Fie. 59 Chevrolet NOMAD RTA. WAGON V-6, Ante. Trane., Power Steering, Power Brahe*. Radio and Heater. '9 9 5 61 Chevrolet Business M anagem ent W e with to thank ail our cuatomera and friend* for their contribution to the auccesa of our bualnaan for continued to eatablinh sales records for . . . BILL HEMPHILL PRESIDENT • PONTIAC • BUICK • RAM BLER Sales Department 1595 61 R enault i-Donr Sedan, Solid Body, Clean Throughout, u f Only 595 Ronnir Dike, Service Manager Joe Dirhnld, Parta and Service Paul Cuon, Uaed Car Merhinie Slim Rogera, Mechanic Earl Younger, New Car Delltery Chester Stamp*, Mechanic Jack Slandlfer, Mechanic Bill Rlchsrdaon, New C ar Delivery Ray Slonlgtr, Mechaaia 62 Corvair Monza 2-Door Coupe, 4-Speed Transmission, Radio aad Heater, Red Finish With Red Leatherette. 1495 Lubrication Dept. Gary GUsenn 62 Chevy II N ova I 4 Door Sedan, 4 CyL, Ants, malic Tranuntisaioa, Radis | and Heater. Clean Body Finish, Kxrrllent Mechani­ cal Condition. Perfact Pei L o w Coot Traaeportstiam. Auto Wash Dept. William Hughes 3 ROOM Cottage, all utilities. Including linen furs.. Adults only. Week or aont*. 3404 Park Ava. Parts Department Kurnrll Rail, Tart* Manager Delbert J. Buih, Aaaiitant Carta Manager JN A T IO N A L BANK ^POSSESSION Sanford. Florida 38-4563 National Repossession* lac. Classic 6, 4 Dr. Sedan. 4 CyL, Standard Transmis­ sion, Radis aad la tte r. Extra Clean Throughout, Whit* Finish. Service Department Av*. Jto d to SANFORD AVE l U I Z 0PEN EVENINGS Marvin A. Dj»l, Ruahteeo Manager David B. Moorr, AaaliUnt Buslnria M |r. Carol L. Haaklna, Clerk Cam E. Cheatot, Sales Manager Kerry Byrd, Salta Reperesentallv* Harold Whlitern, Halrt Representative Ray Htrroa, Salaa Raproaaalativo John Whitaker, Salmt Representative I - BEDROOM, 2 bath, unfurnished. 1 mi. to bate, 2 blocks to shopping center * school. 1 year lease reqiilr *d. 1130 mo. 2224070 after 3 p. m. *63 l he* PL' I I 481 btl 141 aw '61 Renault 1486 baL 117 I '61 Cwrvslr S7M be). S33 mo. '61 M'pwUtan 16*7 b tl $13 ma ’61 File aw 11633 b*l. 346 •60 Ford 3733 bet. 332 n o •4* Velkswga. 36N bel $22 m* '60 Lincoln H IM baL S4B mo. *M Mercery gSSS baL 324 no. ta Cor. sir 37*3 baL 322 mo. •SO Falcon $7*7 bel. 333 no '19 Plymouth >4** bel $29 mo SI Ohio $o99 baL $32 mo. '59 Plymoulh $517 bel 129 mo ’59 Ford $6*9 bsl. 132 m». *39 Mercury 9597 b«l. $31 mo. *59 fa ta l PU 3437 bel 129 mn ‘59 PonliM 9497 bel. 932 mo. •5* Chrysler 3599 baL 632 mo. *38 Old* $399 baL $29 mo. •5* Hillman 9587 baL 931 no. *58 Pont lee $599 hoi. «31 mo. *38 Dodgt $599 bal. $29 mo. *38 DvSota $599 baL 129 mo. •it Ford $591 bal. 931 I •58 Ford 1290 bnL 914 mo. '57 Plymoulh 3499 bal S » me 57 DeSota 9542 b*L $29 mo. '37 Ford $299 b*L 919 mo. 54 Mercery 199 beL $6 i 55 Cadillac 3199 bnL 910 mn. '55 Mercury 999 bal. <3 mo. •SI Buick $99 bnL 93 m< 63 Ram bler the pant five yearn. Because of your loyalty v e have 'Wa Have Tbe Horae For You' I MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES Gateway To The waterway 118. Tracks For Salt Phone >23-5441 FOR SALE 542 17 FT. Pihreglass, lights, top. compass, trailer, spar* tire, So h. p. Evinrude, electric start. Excellent cooditlon. $995. 322 0IS9 1795 UNFURNISHED House, Kit then equipped. 2611 Laurel 2M5 PARK DRIVE ! 322-2420 322-7195 NIGHTS 322-6534 - 321-6546 123. B onin ft M otors I BEDROOM Furalahed bout*. 1214 Myrtle Av*. Ph. 38-3691 ar inquire at 306 W. IM* to. 2 Bedroom home, 117 Catalina : Stenstrom Realty VESPA ISO Seoottr, good as new, many extras. 38-7960 S BEDROOM Country home, iarga laeced ta yard- Call 381T96. HOMES For the Beat Buy In A New or RaeeU Home, Sea 5teestrom Realty 121. Scootam ft Cycle* Impata Convertible T-3, Automatic Tranamlaeioa Power Steering, Power Brake*. Radis A Heater, Air Conditioned, RUek Paint With Whit* Tap. Excellent Throughout. 1 BEDROOM Furnished bouse Salectioa of 2, S, sad 4 Call 322-1223. Bedruorai located in varias* FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m taction* of Sanford bouse. Ph. 38-3037 or 322 Immediate Delivery 37M. •MONTHLY PA Y M E N T S | FROM $60.00 g ROOM house, l Mock Mem FO R THE B E S T HOME Ostaen ecboot. 28-3771. BUY 3-BEDROOM furniabed house SEE YOUR enclosed far ego. No pets V A -F H A 322-5070. i Ante Gtoaa, TWpo * Seat Covers AUTO GLASS & DOWNSTAIRS 11$. Aston Far flalo Ideal far retired ar chOdlesi SEAT COVER CO. couple. Inquire 41TH W. nth 63 CHEVY U NOVA, excel­ 204 W. bad It. PA 2308 St.. City. lent condition. 31000. Ph. A a WORE GUARANTEED IMS PARE DRIVE 28-2430 S22-74M HOUSE, with m v road, ttava, NIGHTS 1114114 - 223 0*40 M. v iter heater, ettle fae, floor furnace * pump. With F un. aattfe Apt. 2512 San­ $100 DOW N ford Av*. ltO.600. 323 0523 or BEDROOM, 2 Bath, ttxto W E L A K A APARTMENTS FHA - V A HOMES| 5254. Fla. Room. Yearly lease 114 W. P in t S t 2, a, * 4 BEDROOMS 1120 mo . 1321 E. 24th . CaU anew * N . Hontee • S ale o r R ant 11. 1H, * 2 BATH* 322 0770 brier# 1:10 or af­ pvt. hath * shower, suitable KITCHEN EQUIPPED ter I. CUSTOM Built Mama aa U ka. tor couple or stogie pereee LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! | w m m m nn a lra ra ft $ $ rtk r b aterar* Ph. evantoga 2 8 -1 3 * 7 .__ or retired. All utlUtiaa to02, Mobile Homan • Sale For Coaplata Inform a tie* eluded to rant, ideally to­ Baa ar Call Your • 7 . Houeea F o r R ent Rout 108. ApnrttoMta for Rant asted • lit R , vkkto i 10$. Mobile H 14 and 3 Bedrooms FHA - VA block *f 3 Area parting lets 3 Bedroom block House, Lnka NEW and USED SALES B R O K ER aad ehepytog renter. laMearot. Ph. 28-2636. B E D R O O M Traitor on LAKE MARY, clean furnish A v n ^ a A Cabanas .f a Hava Tbe Nona Far Y n | quirt at Manuel Jteekaea large lake. Adults only. Ph. ad Duplex Apt., 1 bedroom QUALITY MOBILE HOMES UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom Dept. Store 211 E. First St. CaU 322-3030. Hvy. 17-93 A 322-2553 222-T3M Kitchen equipped. Ph. Stenslrom Realty heuaa, 28-2411. la w FAME D W B S-BSDROOM, 2 bath,' Fla. MI-2410 28-7464 | ream. P i a a e r e a L fill. n i g h t s m-aaaa - s m m G overnm ent Owned H om es 120. Aatomotlvn Servlet For Rmt 1395 Body Sh o p 60 Ford Mlllon Tolbert, Manager Rooaevalt Allen, Aaairtant Pairlano 506 4 Door, V-8, Automatic Trans­ mission, Radio R Heat­ er — Clean. H Through t h e combined experience ef our sta ff, $ 895 working aa a team, K haa bees our aim five yon reliable, to 63 C orvair de­ Grrenbriar, S CyL. 4 Speed Transmission, Heater, 3 Seal*. Excellent For Large Families Or Passenger Service. pendable and honaat ser­ vice. Serving you haa been a pltaaure. $,[11fiewplulO M U • O M S I '2095 » P d C ________ I I OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 9 P.M. m u xu sm [C ] R A M B L E R H O LLER MOTOR SALES Phone 322-0231 301 West F irst Street 2nd. & Pelmet to Ph. 323-6331 SANFORD 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 �• 4* -T-rrx?^+r *mt m . ■^rr-r .. «*w Pvt. Duncan Ends Course \- * ' Cf an FORT BLISS. Tex. (AHTN C) — Army Pvt. Oscar Dun­ can. 21, ion of Mrs. Rosa Bell Duncan, Oviedo, completed a Nike - Hercules missile crewman course at Fort Bliss, Tex.. Oct. 16. During the course Duneaa received instruction In the preparstion, firing and main­ tenance of the Nike-Hercules missile. He entered the Army la June of this year and comple­ ted basic training at Fort 1 L1 • •« . H u r# A’ it • 3m «- v . 1L •" A T il i f f W ANTED VOLKSWAGEN, the popular amall foreign automobile, is represented locally by Ellinor Motors a t its new plant on Highway 17-92 South. (Herald Photo) SEMINOLE I’l.AZA, with a multitude of ahops nnd niarketi cafeteria and theuter is locuted ter at Highway* 17-92 nnd 4116 to serve South Semi­ nole und North OrnnRe Countie*. LEGION FA IR Wffk Nor. 2 - Nor. 7 Congressional Camels The U. S. Congress appro­ priated 130,000 for the pur­ chase of euinels to be used for crossing the newly-acquired arid regions of the southwest, in 1535. Jumping Bean The familiar Jumping move­ ment of the Mexican jump­ ing bean is ruused by a small moth inside the plant and the movements of its larvae, spin­ ning cocoons within the seeds. INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS MUST REGISTER BY NOV. 1 322-1311 322-2553 O h b o k / to k k w ill s h o w y o u w h y FOREST CITY, with a completely manned volunteer department, new truck and other equipment, now hns it* own fire protection for the com­ munity and surrounding area. (Herald Photo) ROYAL CASTLE recently opened this new restaurant on Highwny 17-92 at the south limits of Sanford. (Herald Photo) Keep JO E DAVIS YOUR SEM INOLE COUNTY Slate Representative FOR: RECONSTRUCTION began in October on about a mile of Went tilth Street which will bo torn up and rebuilt by the City. Here city crews are at work moving water linen in preparation for street widening. EFFECTIVE nml AGGRESSIVE (D E M O C R A T ) REPRESENTATION HKST IJt M.IFIKI) — EXPERIENCE ASH ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. (Paid Pol. Atlv. lly Joe Davis) Gospel Meeting To Continue A series of Gospel meetings which began Sunday night at the Paola Church of Christ un Highway 4t» West will continue through Sunday, Nov. 1. Ser­ vices will begin at 7:3o pm . during the week and at H a m and 6 p.m. on Sunday. Evangelist C. M. Cleveland from Huntington. W. Va., will be the speaker at each service. Morris M. Ruby, the local evangelist, urges everyone in the Paola and Lake Monroe areas to take advantage,!)! the opportunity to hear these inspirational messages throughout the week The whole family is Invited as there will he a children's class for 15 minutes poor to the beginning of each service Florida Needs HAYDON BURNS As Governor s c h iz o p h r e n ia Family car/performance car: Cortina has a split personality.This peaceful, w ell-ad­ justed five-passenger automobile runs out to races and rallies and usually beats the other competition-equipped contenders. Cortina's score to date: 200 firsts in meets in 23 countries. Cortina is winner of the 1064 Auto-Universum "International Car of (he Year" award, for "outstanding performance, reliability and versatility in com p e ­ tition around the world’.' Imported and distributed by Ford M otor Company, it is available in the United States in the CT, the deluxe 2- and 4-door sedan and the station wagon. Every Cortina offers you five-passenger comfort, foam-padded bucket seats, American sue mils and bolts, ample luggage room and up lo J2 mpg. 4-spced synchromesh and lloor-mounled gearshift are standard, and automatic transmis­ sion is available on most models.The 2-door sedan lists for only $1755* (Cortina's counterpart, the new four-passenger Anglia deluxe, offers many Cortina advantages, and lists for only SIT'i*)*) Meet Cortina, the International Car of the Year, the e c o n ­ om y compact with the dual personality. Your English Ford Line dealer has it in custody.. ’ M jn u fjrn jftr't fufM ttttd rrtjil price, f is? fo jtt F O f d e ife n Dentioitto* chirget. heifer, other optional equ pment and stale and local Ut\e\ and fe«*», if any a *t r* t r j VMillrwall furs ihtmn, Overseas tlch vny ataibhlp al tuhtMntt.il utififtt. ©ooTnana’D'm , ©ttmi B e h in d the gleam ing, porcelain cabinet you ’ll find a patented inner un it that m akes super floor heat possible. L o o k at the big blower wheel that drives the air through a battery of inner heat tubes that set right in the heart of the fire! Siegler doesn’t wait for the heat to come out ...it goes right in after it, then forces it over your floor! C om e in and see for yourself w hy Siegler Uuthcats-Uutlantd all others! ------ --- — W « H O T T E R HEAT OVER YOUR FLOOl Headquarters 117 E. 1st. St. Sanford Call 322-6975 Cortina®?^ for prrcinct information HAYDON BURNS Governor of Florida Burns Means Business (/ H P o lm c il A 4 ) SANFORD MOTOR CO., INC. ROO S. FRENCH AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS. • W e C arry And Service Our Own Accounts �S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y O N TH E ST. J O H N S RIVER TH E N IL E O E A M E R IC A Seminole County ■ a n il $an$o)uL A highlight for visitors to Sanford is a tour of the municipal zoo, facing Lake Monroe. Pretty Kathy Poff displays one of the principal attractions of the zoo, while this section of T he H erald’s 11th Annual Progress Edition is devoted to the City’s growth and expansion since the last rejxirt a year ago. The down­ town section has had its “face lilted,” post office receipts are Up, civic and club groups arc active as the City prepares for further expansion. Local leaders are looking for a "boom” as they plan for a terminal water port, a canal direct to the \ m in lir ( Irp a n a n d n n n r m i �1— ■It. 1 K ‘i Commission-Manager Government Proves Its Efficiency improvement Continues With Growth n il ynr the — a I d y l financially lowar budget tkaa last yaar with m aiUlaga akaaga la i tka fourth suecaabodgat ba­ ld capital oia aaak hula, with capital project* lor tka 1M4-49 flaaal you totalling HTT^aa. V tint l*a During tha 1963-at fiacal yaar, tka dtp accepted carn­ a l a xaw aawago plant, a o a t l a g 1400,000 which began opera­ tion In February. la August, an 1100,000 wa­ ter bngravamen! program wia begun. Included fat the vital axpanalon ara four new walla aad two treatment plant*. Thla Improvement pro­ gram will beoat tha clty'a water capacity from three and n half million gallone a day to over aix million gal­ lon! a day and booat the crit­ ical water preaiur* by about •0 percent Modern eodlum vapor atreet Ilghta of 10,000 lumen were extended eeveral bloc* couth an Hwy. 17-03 p u t the new Ftnacreet Shopping Center, which waa annaxed Into tha city llmita. Urban Renewal Aa ancient city landmark, the Palma Hotel, which had bean uninhabited and condamned for many year* waa finally torn down In 1M4 aa tha city continued Ita pro­ gram of demolition of con­ demned structure*. This brought to 129 the number of building* within the city Unite that wart ras­ ed by the city or by the own­ ers, or repaired by the own­ ers. Tha original total w u 1M structural, but some time ex_LenilgDft.JiAva_been-glrtn.rn a few at the rciqueit of tha ownara. Parhiag Part of tha urban rsnawal and development program In­ cluded the purchase by tha city at a cost of $88,000 two ancient landmarks on the corner of the city’s buileet intersection known as the Woodruff Building and tha lmnglottl Building. Thla vacant etructura which aevertd a quarter of a block waa finally aecurad by tha city after atrenalve negotia­ tions and torn down. Tha nrea baa been converted Into a municipal four-hour parking lot for tka tlma being, but the city fathara say they ara open to offers of purchaaa of tha lot for construction of a department store or an offlca building. Downtown striata war* con­ verted back to angle parking on both ildea of downtown attest* after an experiment with parallel parking. New traffic signals wars Installed at tha eornir of Oak Ave. and First St., to combat a traffic problem at a dangaroua intersection. Recreation Continuing to expand it’s axtansiv* city recreation pro­ gram Sanford lest year began building P l n e h u r s t Park, which will eventually be a completa recreation area. Included in the plans which are being carried out on an "available time" haait are a night-lighted baseball field, complste with bleachers, tannla courts, playground equipwent, picnic area and barbe­ cue pit. This perk, located on Chase Avenue, is reclaimed land which waa formerly a bor­ row pit, used by tka stats far fill on construction of Frtnch Avenue. Tha borrow pit was purchased by the city and used as a sanitary landfill area. Tha 10-scra tract of land la now level and grassed, con­ verting a useless pit into a facility for recreation and en­ joyment of the public and Little League baseball teams. The completion of this part will enable the city to retain Ike Munirl|>a| Stadium exclujflvtly fur football, Ht fm ift 1M4 Pragm a Edition social artMdoe, communication, increased pro­ fessional knowledge and eloaer Scholarship*, Ikta of the cooperation wttk auto, reg­ Americas flag, sponsoring of ional and nation*! groupa a n Boys Kate sad G i r t o SUta tko objective* of l a s t e d and Seminole County's many pro­ fessional cluba and organise- tka Aanricas Legion aad tka lions. Legion Auxiliary. Tkara la alao Among tkaso a rt tka Son­ aa actlra Disabled Asarlcaa ina!* County Board of Real­ Vataraaa ergaaiaatioa a 1 4 Urn. tors, tka Crodit Women's «axillary aad a World War n Breakfast Dub, tka Life Un­ Vata group with Ha auxiliary derwriter* Association, tka women’a group. Saminolo County Modlcal So­ Otkor group* whlek art buay ciety and Auxiliary, tko Son- aad actKa all durtag tka yaar tool* County Bar Aaoodettoo, la maty way* tor tka eomFlorida Nurse* Chapter, tka ■uaHy, tka bos» aad youtk Ministerial Association aad actlvltiaa ara tka Haooamakara PUBLIC SERVICES to th# residents o f Sanford year when this new $400,000 sowago disposal acvtral Chambers of Com­ au b i, tka Wi Icoom Wagon wort enhanced by th« city government this Uat pUnt w u put into operation. (Herald Photo) merce throughout tko county. Club*, tka 4-H Cluba. S-H Dub Tko Businas* aad Frafoaa- aad tka Duaty Boota Xidlog laanrlatlna toanl Woman’* Dub to nod* Sanford Blessed up of tko nan y business aad career women of tko commun­ With Activities ity and two professional teach­ ers sororitioa ara tko Rko and Isnford boasts tha most Bata Chapters of Alpha Xtppa vsrlsd recreational facilities Gamma. Imaginable—a combination of Tka Seminole County F a rn man and nature. B1eased by An unsightly alley between Bureau la a largo and active First St. and Commercial excellent climate and plenty organisation mad* up of the Ave. has been transformed of lakes and river*, outdoor agriculturist* of tka area. into a bower ef beauty by the recreation U a v s 11 a h l a Thla group recently railed City and to new known as throughout tha yaar. funds to build a Farm Bureau Band’s Mall. Such actlvltiaa as baaabal), Headquarters on Hwy. 17-92, Tha former rough, uneven softball, archery, swimming, and the building to nearly brick etreet w u torn np, end boating, tennis, fishing, hunt­ ready for occupancy. ing, horseshoes, shuffltboard dirt fill pieced to tha area. Being a railroad center for Twin sidewalks new march and picnicking arc enjoyed by many years, Sanford kaa sev­ smartly along each aid* of tka many avery day. eral organisations of railroad Mall, with attractive plant­ Tha city owned Civic Cent­ men and their families, and ings of grau, shrubs and er provides many regular and school teachers of the county blooming plants providing a supervisad activities for all have several organisations spot of beauty under tropical aga groups. Tha Canter also connected with their profess­ palm trees. has an air conditioned audi­ ion. torium, Mating 1,3(0 for Tha area to dotted with Tha Junior high schools and comfortable concrete benches group mMtlngs and special high schools of the county and lighted at night with un­ avanta. Tha TourUt Club offers a ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------— — - biv* many student organise usual • looking lantern • like tlons which do tbelr part to­ street lights. CONNECTIONS between existing water lines and the lines of the $800,variety of actlvltiaa, especial­ ward charitable works la th* 000 water expansion program of the City of Sanford were made recently ly shufflaboard, on lighted Another sidewalk to pro­ community, and in doing ao at the Hwy. 17-92 and Onora junction. courts. Fort Mellon Park, on vide acesu to tha city's huge broaden their own scope oi parking lot on Seminole Lake Monrot, has public pic­ knowledge and service. nic groundi, tennis eourts, Boulevard was i n s t o H a d Among them are the Nation- alongside th* Mtlsch Build­ children’s playground and a ture Homemakers, Future large awlmmlng pool. Th* ing. just west of the City Li­ Teachers, TEC Club, Anchor brary. Sanford Zoo is visltad by •om# 1,500 paopla par weak. Tha strength of th* economy to $6.029,n s to 1963, Indicative the Sanford AtlanUc National Club, Science Clubs, Tri-Hl-Y, 1* tha pait two years, Every civic, social and fra­ of any community to directly of tha efforts of the Sanford Bank also offers free consul­ al Honor Society, tha Beta graceful cocoa p I u m o a u a ternal organisation la repre­ reflected to Urn growth of Urn Atlantic National Bank to itl- tation service on your financial Club, Lettermen’a Cluba, Fu- palms have been planted in sented In Sanford with active arcs banka. In Sanford thla mulate th# business climate of problems and will b* happy to Key Club, Future Farmers, tha median strips along Hwy. answer questions oo the area. DCT and DECA Dubs, Span- 17-92, (French Ave.) at tha programs. Schedules of meet- barometer Indicate# ateady the community. lib, French and Latin Dubs, !"f »_m «LftysflliLft r#jurAUfthLft. and eoiid p.o.rCM among all Th* Sanford Atlantic NaPep X lubr 'and school news­ northern and southern en­ Lionel Bank, 0 member of the through tha Chamber of Com­ trance* to tha eity. paper and yearbook organisa­ merce. Special interest organ­ the financial inatltutlons with Atlantic Bank Group, offers Fire Losses tions. In addition to these izations such aa garden clubs, current total depoalta of more every banking service includ­ NEW YORK (U Pl)-Flr* there to a Retired Teachare ing walk-up and driva-up winart cluba, mualcal groupa and than (35 million recorded. losses on tha nation'* farm* Club. many others, also offer reg­ Tha Sanford Atlantic Nation­ dows, special and regular reached an all-time high of The Booster Club builds ular programa of activities al Bank, the oldeat bank In checking, savings, safe deposit Sanford, account* for almoat boxes, storage vault, travelers, $191 million last year, accord­ school spirit and enthusiasm throughout the year. one third of thla amount ahow cheques, commercial and per­ ing to th# Inauranc* llnfor- for the teams athletic groups, as well as sponsoring motor­ ing decided gain* to depoalta sonal loans, mortgag* loans, (nation Institute. Total fin cades to out-of-town games, Weight watchers esn munch from $11,119,921 In 1962 to 111,- auto financing, night deposi­ on csrrot strips, celery or cau 360,244 In 1963. Loan# alao to- tory and bank money orders. losses throughout th* coun­ manning tha conceuloa stands at ball games and putting on liflowcr, sl| low calorie. creaard from $3,186,463 In 1962 To visitors or new residents try aoared to $1.4 billion. “LLOOK." Ham Lloyd th* Dim* fatto th* earner* lions, ‘Tin having my picture took at th* Sanford Zoo.” Lloyd Uovea th* llimelight and Hopes around his pen to gain attention. Rand Malt Was Unsightly Alley Deposit Gains Re fleeted By Sanfond Bank We Invite You T o Uso Our Layaway Plan For Early Christmas .p i Shopping! • Gift* Tor All Agos • Th* Biggest Selection Of Toys Ever • Glvt U s Your Shopping List By Phon* ill Wrapping Is Free ROUMILLATS Walgreen Drug DOWNTOWN SANFORD Mobile Home Lots... LARGE SHADED LOTS Seminole ctodge NURSING AND MINIMUM CONVALESCENCE RESIDENCE CITY WATER and SANITARY SEWER SERVICE ENJOY ALL CITY SERVICES S tru t Lighting, Road Malataaaar*. Police Aad Fire Protection. HONAI.U GRAHAM CENTRAL HEATING AND AIK CONDITIONING LOCATED IN THE HEART OF MEDICAL AND COMMUNITY FACILITIES CONGENIAL LIVING MODERN DESIGN AND EQUIPMENT RESTORATION CAKE COMPLETE NURSING CARE No Bonded Dab* — Tka Polk# Aad Fir# Equipment And City Building* Art All Paid F u . CIVIC CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 300 S O U T H BAY A V E N U E SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A MRS. DONALD GRAHAM School Bu# S#rvka Available To All Schools. CHURCHES All Denomination* Close By. RECREATION W in n 'i Cluba, Veteran# Club*. Social Club#, Liou#, Etc. • REASONABLE RATES All Type# Store# Far Your Every Need. SCHOOLS NO CITY REAL ESTATE TAXES O P E N IN G N O V E M B E R 1st SHOPPING CENTERS 1 Little League Diamond*, T##a Center, 27 Lakeo, Country Club, Fiablag. Casselberry Land Co. 20 HIGHWAY 17-02 AUDIO VISUAL CALL SYSTEM CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA Hibbard Casselberry. Realtor �i» *• «V tr; >*Jv .» / f l. > i SANFORD, On The S t Johns R iver . . .The N ile O f America Our Community Of 22,000 Boasts An Ever Growing Number Of Modern Facilities r< . t tm V CHURCHES s ~ r\ . MEDICAL CARE Our ever increasing number of congregation* of all major denominntinna Excellent medirnt cure is readily available to nil either through private fiveii all indication of our growth in the area of religious thought. practice, private clinics, public clinics or the modern .1 story Seminole Memorial Hospital in Sanford. There Is a comprehensive public health > -A . service, active in both preventive and curative medicine, whose benefits ) SCHOOLS ■ are nvuiluhlc to all. Sanford’s fine school system with competent teachers, Is indicative of f «•■»• - •' V. t - i A v •• ' -, ••• < ■ ' • ’ -- the growth and broadness of the horizons of its people. RECREATION • Whatever your likes in recreation, you’ll find it in or nenr Sanford. Doxena ’V INDUSTRY & BUSINESS Business and industry find Sanford’s healthy climate a good place to work of lakes offer fishing and boating. The St. Johns nnd the Wekiva Rivera rival nny jungle stream for verdant beauty. Jni-Alai and dog races for those who like spectator sports. Major league spring training sites a r t near along with with numerous gulf courses. and live. In ever increasing numbers they are taking advantage of the central location, the fine transportation facilities and the good supply of capable labor. They are assured a warm welcome from both other busi* nessmen and the family next door. CONVENIENT LOCATION Few cities or counties are better served by transportation facilities, or have a more convenient location than Sanford. On the main line of one of NAVY BASE the nation’s leading railroads serving the East Coast and the South, bi* ftccted by a major north-south highway which provides access to Jack* Sanford Naval Air Station is one of the nation’s major defense bastions. sonville and Tampa, and 28 miles from the fabulous Cape Kennedy area Sanford and Seminole County are more than glad to have the entire per* and the famed East Coast und 75 miles from the sun-drenched (iulf of sonnet call our town “home.” Mexico; Sanford is Central Florida’s most convenient location for in* duntry and residence. PLAN TO VISIT US SOON — THE CITY OF SANFO RD. FLORIDA! • it LI • ft i �0 Proposed Marina Complex Is Bright Spot In Sanford Future I k s _______ ________ Lakefront Study Now Under Way 1964 Progress Edition One of the brightest epote hi Sanford’* future li the pro* posed construction of the wate r front marine • restaurantmo tel - yacht club complex along the shore* of Lake Monroe a t the clty’a front door. The plan for an overall de­ velopment wae originally propoeed by e group of local banker* and waa received en­ A REAL FACE LIFTING was given downtown thusiastically by tha public Sanford this Inst summer when the city pur­ end by acclaim from tha area chased and rnzed tho old Woodruff Building newt media. City f a t h e r s , Impressed with tha urban development plan, set about hiring marine engineers to make feasibility studies and come up with a m aster plan fur the develop­ ment of the lakefront. The city'* wuterfront — al­ most a mile long—has been called the ‘'ideal setting'* for Florida's only fresh waterinland marina complex, and haa drawn attention from all over the state, and from outaide firms which hav* shown an Interest In the proposed development. Government Governing the City of San­ ford are five elected city commissioners with one serv­ ing as mayor on a rotating basis. Administration and ex­ ecution of the government It carried out by City Manager W. K. Knowles. A. I* Wilson serves at Mayor this year with Com­ Located on the St. Johns brings fast freight, express missioners J. 11. Crapps, Karl River at Uike Monroe, Sun- und passengtr transportation Higginbotham, M. I.. Kahorn to this city, and Eastern, and Jo* linker. All of these ford Is just '.’1 miles north of Delta and Nationnl airlines Orlando, .'ll! miles west of man, except Itaburn, who took office this yrar, buve former­ New Smyrnu Reach nnd 42 (conventional and jet liners) ly served one or more terms miles southwest of Daytona land at nearby O r l a n d o . Transcontinental bus facil­ Reach. ae Mayor of the city. Sanford is the county seat ities alio glv* Sanford con­ After Nuvrml>er 1st, the city's financial department of Heminutii County nnd Is venient, round • the • clock which is being reorganized to served by u complex <>f arter- service. Several of the county's cit­ Include a separate tax asses­ I ial highways, which include sor will be under the direction | the newly-constructed Inter­ rus ami vegetable packing of Finance director Howard state 4 from Kt. Petersburg plants urn locuted in Kuntord. Welrhel, assisted by Max to Daytona Reach ami U. S. Tha Sanford State Farmers Coberly. 17-92 which links Knnford Market bandies annually pro­ S. M. ItlChard la comput­ with other major areas to the duce in exiess of }5 million. ing dO years as superintend­ north and south. Karly in 1963 the III.II vege­ ent of thn city’s public works Main line service of the table processing plant was department. Atlantic Coast Lino Ituilrond o|M>nei| in Sanford, adding $$$ Provided By Civic Units For Charily (above) to make way for this new parking lot below) a t F irst Street and Park Avenue. (Herald Photos) Seminole County la fortu­ nate In having many actlra civic organisations which add Immeasurably to tha charit­ able, educational, cultural and bencflcient qualities of the communities located in tha county. Each year thousand* of dol­ lars a rt provided through various fund-raising ventures to help many person* through aid to tho undarprivileged, milk funds, shoe fund*, dental and medical assistance, clvle SANFORD’S SEAT of city government ia pictured. City Hall ia locatad on Park Avenue, near the lakefront. b e a u tific a tio n p ro je c ts, publie interest programs, adult ed­ ucation, cultural tndtavora and civic betterment in gen­ eral. Among the most active groups are the Sanford Rot­ ary Club, which has taken ae a long range project the fur­ nishing of the new pediatric wing of Seminole Memorial Hospital. This club also pro­ vides scholarhip loans for de­ serving students and tarvta the community in many other way*. The Ssnford-Seminnle Jayceca also go ail out to render service to the community with polio inoculations, which this year utilised the new Sabine oral vaccine. Demands by the publie for thi* protection at* with any modsrn, progres­ were so heavy that the Jaysive city of similar size. ceca ran out of the vaccine The population of Sunford and had to stage the Sabine rose from 11,000 to 20,000 in Oral Sunday twice in order thn 10 years between 1950 to accommodate all those who and 1900—a period in which wished to take advantage of the eity began to experience the service. a very definite accelerated The annual Christmas par­ pace and to diversify its econ­ ade I* another on* of the omy. Jay cere most outstanding civ­ A warm friendliness Is evi- ic projects, providing excitedened everywhere, reasonably ment, spiritual enrichment priced homes and homesites, and esthetic enjoyment for city facilities that are expand­ thousand* who flock to see ing ahead of the increasing this exciting event each year. population are among the fea­ Tha Sanford Lions Club tures that combin* to make this year presented an eye Sanford on* of central Flor­ testing machine to the County ida’* most attractive inland Health Department and found cities , . . tha reason that through public testing that I Navy personnel will tell you more then half of the roun. . . "This la tha beet duty ty’a citizen’s are in need of town anywherel* optical care. Transportation Lines Serves City Area Woman's Club Is Active In Community The Sanford Woman's Club has many division* all of which are actively concerned with Improvement, culture, ram inunity betterment and laneRelent enterprise*. This group can be found in the forefront of any idea* for community enrichment and members of the Woman's Club are also found working active­ ly In many other civic, reli­ gion* and fraternal organiialion*, providing leadership and inspiration. Just a* active ami Interested greatly to tha Importanca of this area aa an agricultural center. The Municipal Civic Cent­ er In Sanford has a seating capacity of 1,300 in it* audi­ torium, and tha Center is reg­ ularly used by citixen* for banquet*, meetings and social functions. A special wing and patio are reserved wholly for youth activities, and a yeararound program tponsorad by tha City of Sanford la oper­ ated under tha guidanc* of a full-time recreational director. A number of light manu­ facturing plants have opened in recent years hera, with product* ranging from slectronic devises to swim suits. Sanford’s shopping and serv­ ice facilities are rommrnsur- SANFORD, on the St. Johns River . . . “Nile of America," Is advertised on billboards on all highways leading townrd the city. Pictured admiring a sample are, from tho left, County Commissioner John Fitzpatrick, Knrlyle Housholdcr, president of tho Seminole County Chamber of Commerce; Clifford McKibbin, Chamber committee chairman, and City Manager W. E. Knowles. (Herald Photo) WHO CARES what happens to paint AFTER you buy it? in their surrounding* are the County a r e a Include the lNlot Club, the l.ake Mary Wo­ Osteen Civic Association, the man's Club, the Seminole Rear Lske Community Club, County Federation of Women's jibe Altamonte Springs Civic Club*, the Oviedo Women's la-ague, Ihe Longwood Civic Club and the Catholic Women's Club, the Geneva Hand Asso­ Club* of the various Catholic ciation. the Geneva Historical churches. and Genealogical Society and All of the Protestant the Forest City Community churches have many artive ( Club. women's and men's groups, l/ical political organizations as well as organizations de­ include the Democratic Wo­ signed especially for tlie youth men's Club of Seminole Coun­ and children of the church. ty, the Republican Women's Other civic organizations Club and the Young Republi­ found throughout the Seminole c a n Club of Seminole County. W E CARE because our reputation Is at stake! 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I e a * * a n s ii ia s M u i h sw q u i s * m a t t e ■ t .s .* . DOWNTOWN SANFORD , OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT • WE DELIVER SH O P �%•#« Postoffice Reflects Growth Of Sanford Area Receipts Up 22 Per Cent, Heard Says 400 Persons Bequeath Eyes To Eye Bank fftjr Oanforh ^rralh TV - H A V E SEE N NOW SEE IT O N IT AT — 1964 Progress Edition MILLER'S SHEBA, the Seminole Hos­ pital Eye Bank Association, now has secured the names of over 400 persons who have ex­ pressed a desire to donate their eye* after death, in order that blind persons msy see, through a corneal transplant. Guiding light of this group is Mrs. Frank Woodruff, of De­ nary, who inspired the found-1 ing of the organization. Offices of the Red Cross have had aa active year, en-| geneered by two destructive hurricanes which damaged the area. Many claims have been filed with the local office which provided aid and comfort at shelter* during the storms. In addition to disaster services, the Red Cross provides water safety Instruction and aids in the formation of Gray Ladies groups. SHUFFLEUOARD is the No. 1 aport among Florida resident?, especial­ A small but active group is ly with district and state championship contests. The Sanford Tourists HENRY SHELTON Sanford Memorial Library, the Seminole County Associa­ Club’s courts are on Seminole Ilottlcvnrd, facing Lake Monroe. Pictured, on First Street in Fort Mellon Park, commemo­ tion for Mentally Retarded from the left, are M. L. Wright, City Commissioners Karl Higginlxithnm rates General Sanford, for whom this city was Children wnlch maintains ami J and M. I,. Raborn Jr., Mayor A. L. Wilson, Rev. Grover Sewell, Charles helps support a school for, named. It is open to the public. Morrison and Jim Jernigan, city recreation director. (Herald Photo) mentally retarded children. Though many of the members are parents of the children, many other citizens who are Interested in helping also be long to the organization A Sanford firm whose name brother set up manufacturing person* at its plant and con­ Camp Challenge, west of is quite well known in the operations in Lake County. ducts the manufacture of the Sanford, Is a specialty design hoe and Snapping Tuttle recitrus industry soon will be Later they sold the manufac­ rd camp for crippled child­ | tail sales. ren. This organization is head becoming equally well known turing license to an Atlanta The Smitty (in and out) ed up in the county by A1 Fiin the California grape indus- firm, hoe offers the cittus grower ori, of Altamonte Springs, and Smith, returned to Snnford tin- best in efficient time savtry. provides help snd assistance ,. .. Alexander Smith, head of in 1951 and with his son-in- ' ing cultivation of trees in any for crippled children and With 12 lakes wrilhrn the city ,jla (1 nn,| Manufacturing law, It. I). Ungcs. began de- grove where cross cultivation adults. limits of Sanford, realdents Com|)any> , nc.f „ lRhway , 7.02 vclnpinu a special-type hoe is not desired. As many The Sanford USO, a service and visitors to the area have „outh haa becn in ,-ali. fur citrus trees. ]4,500 trees can be survierd in organization which attempts to more than usual opportunity to fornia vineyards for They established the H and 1«>ne day. Close planting, bed­ provide a home away from enjoy a wide variety of wa cr jjm# the view ,,f «level- .S Manufacturing Company in ded, or rountour set groves home for servicemen, is locat­ aports, boating and f > inif.. 0pjnjf „ type for | 93 | and commenced manufne- can be cultivated efficenlty ed in the (ham her of Com­ Lake Monroe, the largest of ^ ap* f „ iring lawn equipment, r„,e- and economically wdlh the merce Rullding at the corner these lakes provi cs a w e while enga. ed in the auto- cinlly lawn edgers. This wns Smitty hoe. of First Street and Sanford expanse of wa er o r a >pes motjve e;kra^e business in followed by the manufacture H und S also manufactures Avenue. Mrs. Mary Washburn of private a ng. wa er s Sanford in 1945, Smith in- »f the now famous in-and-out the Smitty original blower is in charge of the activities ing and swimming. A private . . . . . . _ , . type banker ami water ring there, assisted by many local marina provides dry dock fa d -; !,entr' ‘h« ta p p in g Turtle C ru s tree hoe. civic and fraternai organiza­ 1,ties and complete repair ser- luwn mower’ « • •"'* h“ • Th. firm now employ* 21 builder. tions whose members work ss “ A WONDERFUL bird is tho pelican, his mouth vice. hostesses snd bake rookies, can hold more than his bcllicnn . . .” This peli­ A boat and tkl club Is an ac­ cakes and other refreshments can holds forth a t tho Sanford Zoo. tive group in Sanford and off­ for the hoys. ers planned cruises through­ out the Central Florida chain of lakes as well as the St. John'i River. Launching ramps ara available for small boats and > city owned and operated swimming pool is provided for those preferring that type of water. With so much water K Is no wonder that fishing should play such a very important part in the field of recreation In the Sanford area. Probably the most Important of the fish caught in the area Is shad. In fact. Sanford has been named the Shad capital of the world. The shad run begins In early December and continues until around the first part of March. These fish are much sought after by gourmets who relish the shad roe. Shad weigh from two to eight pounds and can be caught with casting. ■pinning, or fly tackle or even by trolling. Other varieties available In large quantities in the area in­ clude bass, speckled perch and bream. The bass often runs to 10 pounds and as high as 14 O ur desire, as a pound*. The famous beach of I*. D. IIAGGS operates n tractor equipped with n Smitty in-and-out hon Daytona and New Smyrna are for citrus groves. The cultivator moves forward in a straight line, at tho new’ business in only an hour’* ride away from same time moving in and out between trees. (Herald Photo) Sanford. Indicative ot the growth o( Sanford is the report by Post master Cecile Heard that postoffice receipts are up 23 per cent. In keeping with the growth of the city of Sanford, the Post Office Department obtained its moderu, air-conditioned facility in December 1962. The building has 11,160 square feet of floor space, loading plat­ form of 2245 and paved area of 43,302 for customer and gov­ ernment vehicle parking. The local post office has a personnel complement of 41 who serve a delivery area of 31,329 patrons. The receipts in 1963 were $297.993 46, which was in increase of 22 per cent over 1962. Figures for 1964 con­ tinue to show a sizeable in­ crease also. For the three months of July, August »nd September the Sanford office handled 1,328.666 pieces of originating mail, according to Miss Heard. In addition to its downtown office, the post office also ope rates a unit at the Sanford Naval Air Station and • con­ tract station on Geneva Ave­ nue at Fleming * Grocery. YOU . . . and Only Witting*orn Its It! Engineered to wash any size load from your smallest up to big 15 pound family-size loads year, alter-trouble-free-year. Tested for over 5000 wash cycles (10 years use in the home) and still going strong. Ik# »#* -Malay Ovtv IS" livelr*m il* Au1»m»tic S u i t ' Hi, kfae ru rlil. rteMilK |*S lulM a*. 0' ojia t* I*# Sant in# HiMmiiiio* its# (tall ccilir itMir kills) lull MU# #t lari* it lk*si tav.4 I* *Sk«r Mtamalici. d w - t s o4 coiMr rtaairi. * • B & S M fg. Expanding Lines Water Sports Abound In Seminole OMIT Wf STIN0H0USS H S I IT Tha h l| s# « l tranw m issio n in lh# in. d u tlry . , , angt. naarad lo pi#v»n| c o sily rtp air kills. w i i t i m m p m navy (err «• saa as m u rte a u m i s* m *1“ n n weik ONLY W tlTIN S H O U S I H A S IT B a u b le A c tio * W a s h . n r . Ag it at or m .-att b a ck —ard. rlbbad b u h a t m o M i forward lor a atcon d ■ a t h ln g a c tio n . Modal L A F 2 0 0 — 6 Presat W ash P ro frs m i, ? Deep R in tn s , A u to m a tic B la a c h and F a b ric S o fte n e r D u p e n ie r s , 3 P o sitio n W a te r S a a a r , Ne a r l i n t F i l t e r a n d H ecirculation S y s t e m , A uthorized F actory Service D ept. H U I E D fvllLLCK Radio and Appliance 322-0352 118 S. P o rk Ave. CHECK US FOR THESE S anford, is to grow 1. Personalized Service an d prosper with th is area. W e Thank Y o u . . . 2. Charge Accounts Y our patro n ag e will 3. Right Price On All Merchandise he appreciated. Our thanks to you, the people of this area, for W e pledge to you the privilege of serving you for the past 11 yearn. We represent the STATE FARM INSUR­ ANCE COMPANIES, who have been the largewt th e fin est in service writera of automobile insurance for the past 21 possible competitive prices. 4. 24-Hr. Prescription Service and the lowest consecutive years with over 8*/i million auto­ mobile policyholders. We also write Fire and 5. Immediate Free Delivery Life insurance. When you think INSURANCE, THINK STATE ( p jm tJ U L & i FARM. Front, left to right: Mrs. G. B. Drake. Mr*. J. !,. Ander­ son and Mr*. In in s I. Pryor. Hack, left to right: Gordon Meier and Irving I. Pryor. IRVIN G I. P R Y O R 107 M agnolia Ave. Sanford, Florida 322-5112 J LIG G ETT - R E X A L L DRUG PIN E C R EST CENTER SH O PPIN G HWY. 17-92 SO U TH ------SANFORD GOhDON KELLETT PHONE 322-7913 �fk» In te l feral* 1M4 ProgrtM Edition Established In Gty ■lax i l i r u n age. Hm snap lu mure tksa io members aad Its owi CULTURAL ARTS Center waa set tip recently by the Sanford-Seminole Art Association In the building (above) which formerly housed the public library. Association members will take an active pert In the a n n u l convention and exhibt- cess af IS mffllea annually. Transportation facilities a rt csnsOent with n malar rad­ ioed main lint, three main federal highways, two bus compantos and two mala state highways coming into the area. Three m ajor airlines are only ft) miles away. Boat traf(to has increased greatly over the 12-foot channel between Jacksonville and Sanford with fuel oil aad gasoline the ma­ jor Items bslng transported. The completion of the St. Jehne-lndlan River Canal will greatly increase the boat traf­ fic aad connect Sanford direct­ ly to major sea ports on the AUantte Oeean. Today Sanford and Seminole County produce everything from electronic parts to swim­ ming suits, from canned and frown vegetable* to pajamas and from metal fabricating to egg processing. The Lake Monroe Industrial Park often excellent facilities for plant location. Inquiries are solicited, for full informa­ tion write to the Sanford Chamber of Commerce or the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Services Listed The City of Sanford is gov­ erned by in elected five-man commission (who, In turn, elect the mayor) and a city manager. Commissioners serve for three years, the mayor for one year. The elty manager administers the policies of the commission and Is in direct charge af all city departments with 147 employes. Sanford provide* every mun­ icipal service for its ritlzrns including water, sanitary sew­ ers, police and fire protection, public recreation and street department. Two fire stations serve the city with 23 full time firemen and nine pieces of rolling equipment. Six patrol ears, three motorcycles and two boats comprise the major police department equipment operated by 27 regular police and 23 auxiliary police on a 34 hour basis. A five-man hoard of com­ missioners conducts the gov­ ernment of Seminole County from the county seat In San­ ford. Sanford’s Clvitan Club has leng been helping the work of the Utile Itcd Schoollioiisc, a special school for mentally re­ tarded children. The school has grown tremendously since its inception a few years ago hy a group of interested par­ ents. To raise funds for this and other charitable projects, ■s well as the sponsorship of the annual Miss Seminole County contest, the Ctvitans stage a yearly sale of Hallo­ ween candy and the famous Claxton fruit cake sale at Christmas time. The Sanford Kiwania Club has an extensive program of service fur children, extending a helping hand In many ways, including aid to underprivileg­ ed, help for children returning from Industrial school, educa­ tional scholarships and medi­ cal care. Each year they stage a Kids Fun Day, which is purely f o r entertainment. Main fund-raising project nf this group is the annual fuh fry and auction. Offering first rate entertain­ ment, drama, music, dance and concert theater to Sem­ inole County's cultural en­ vironment la the Seminole County Mutual Concert Asso­ ciation, which each year spon­ sors a number of nationally famous artists during the win­ ter season. Much of the beauty of gar­ dens, lawns, parks, highways Cultural Arts Ceater. This la tba former city library oa fifth Street, which waa donated to tha group far ite uaa whan the library waa moved to the old poitofflc# bulldiaf. Thia year for the first time, the A rt Association bar sketchlas claaaea, with a teacher furnlahad by the county school system. This «laaa meets twice each week to leans and practice with both rank am a­ teurs and more experienced tion of the Florid* Federation of Art here next painters finding that there is month. One o f the members, Gretchen Lewis always something new to Crowell, is pictured below painting her conceplearn. tion of the old Seminole Indian chief, Osceola. The gretp has made plana (Herald Photoa) this year In conjunction with the DeBary Association to sponsor the annual meeting of Florida Federation of Art, Holy Cross Nears the a three-day meet which will be centered In the Mayfair Century-Mark Inn, Cultural Arts Building, Denary Mansion and DeBary The spiritual influence of Community Center. the churches within a communHundreds of artists are ex­ ty la one of the major fac­ pected to arrive In Sanford on Nov. IB to attend the conven­ tors in growth and progress. Sanford, with its 30 churches, tion, which will be climaxed has an enviable religious heri­ with an awards banquet on tage with Its first church, the Nov. 21. Holy Cross Episcopal, founded In February, 1063, the asso­ in 1872. ciation will sponsor its annual No area of the ehy lacks exhibit and tea at which church facilities, all of which time local artists will display earry a full schedule of regu­ their new works for tha pub­ la r activities (or all age lic. groups. This la a program which Is Listing of services U avail­ always well attended and Its able at the Chamber of Com­ resulting publicity draws art merce or in The Sanford Her- lovers from all over Central Florida sack year. In Seminole County approxi­ Founder and guiding Ught of mately too churches of all de­ the Seminote-Sanford Art Asnominations serve every sec­ sociatlon la Mrs. Helen Detion with regular schedules of Witt, who served as the activities. group's first president in 1939. Present leader la Mrs. Erm a Shopping Facilities Smith. For the serious shopper or the casual browser, Sanford offers a great variety of stores and shops. From tha ■mail specialty shop to the major department store, every brand name of merchandise is avsllahle. Since Sanford is the eco­ nomic ren ter' of Seminole County it draws from a trade area of 00,000 population. and byways of Seminole Coun­ Healthy competition among ty Is due to the persistent merchants keeps prices low * \O C * O P \\ work of the many garden and services prompt and effi­ in w iu iiw \ cient. cluhs in the county. In addition to the down­ Seminole County ,ls a per town shopping fscilities, large fret garden spot with Its rlrh shopping centcra serve tha soil, ample rainfall and lush population with ever increas­ year-round growing season. ing number of new stores. gives you the softest pum pa of sin DOW NTOW N SANFORD YEARS OF SE R V IC E TO THE R E SID E N T S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y A N D S U R R O U N D IN G A R E A S ____ WE WISH TO EXPRESS TO OUR SUPPLIERS OUR APPRECIATION FOR THE COURTESIES EXTENDED TO US. WE ESPECIALLY WANT TO SAY THANK YOU TO OUR GOOD CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE MADE OUR BUSINESS A SUCCESS! RAYFORD T. H U N T, O w ner 9 .H M W A LTER E. BROWN, A s s t M gr. U T . US SU M IN A T I YOU* T. E. MIDDLETON, Office a n d C redit Mgr, . W M 't o e / ,* . a n ti CHARLES R. LUSK, C lerk Know a better reason fo r B rya n t g a s ***4 7 1 0 Mr»SM-r, rayarw # * BRANDS TH A T YOU CA N TRU ST! Or a better demonstration of the complete comfort the whole family can enjoy with Bryant gas heating? Bryant gas furnaces are engineered to deliver even heat and do it economically. The whisper-quiet blower is powered to handle air conditioning when you're ready. Call us for a free estimate. We guarantee our work.. automatic gas hntini CALL 322-5733 A sqw uX S *Ahac M iy g . Sanford Gas Co NATURAL GAS FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAS BEYOND TUB MAINS 109 W. la t STREET SERVING A 25 MILE AREA 118 8. SANFORD AVE— PH. 322-2624—SANFORD, FLA �/ A ' -■ ■ ‘v r ^ -if? ? © 1'.' Public Library Use, Gradation UP 50 Per cent In New Central Facility City Takes Over Former Postoffice AfUr tha Mw poa toffies v i a built on SaraiaoU Boule­ vard and tha old build Inc on First St. abandonad, tha city opened negotiations with the Federal government to obtain poiaeaaion of the buildinf. Thla being aceompliahed. the former poatoffica haa now been converted to the “new" City Library, with renova* tiona coating approximately 13,500. Library use and circulation figure* took a 50 percent Jump aa tha new faellttlea were put into operation a t the new central location. Budgeted thla year are fund* for air - conditioning which wilt make the library an even more plcaaant place In which to read, browse or borrow hooka, and it ia ex* pected the use will increase oven more than it already haa done. The site of the former li* brary on Fifth St. has now Wen turned into the Sanford Cultural Arta Center. Here is housed the San* ford-Seminole Art Associa­ tion. a study club for aspiring and amateur painters and art* lata. Also housed there ia the City Recreation Department's ceramics classes, one of the most popular activities in op­ eration under the recreation program, and ona in which in­ terest continues to increase each year. Also adding to the educa­ tional picture ia the city wae the opening ia September 1903 of tha aew Sanford Naval Academy, a private m ilitary echooL enrollment ia thia school, which haa already gained na­ tional recognition, doubled aa the term began in September, 1904. Plana for addition! to tha present building, (the former headquarters of the New York (Hants), and a massive construction program of acad­ emic buildings, new dormitor­ ies and many other campus buildings ia ready to get un­ derway in the near future. I t ia expected that in two a r three years, the Academy will have reached its ultimate enrollment capacity of 500 midshipmen in grades six through 12. Payroll and purchases of the Academy are adding over a quarter million dollars a year to the city's economic atructure. Streets Paving the city's seven-tnda-half mile street improve­ ment program for lSK>t-fl5 i* the reconstruction of West 13th St. from French Avc. to Persimmon which begsn In October. Tying In with the 13th St. construction work is a joint city-county project to rebuild and repave Southwest Rd. Thia area encompasses shout one mile, and the |3lh St. project is a little over a mile. Refuse Division The City of Sanford's Ref­ use Division gained nations! recognition this year as a model of clean, sanitary and efficient refuse removal. Swimming Club Captures Many Ribbons, Awards #hr Wanforh firrxlh 1964 Progress Edition Aa organization which hat (•la id much fame and statewide publicity for the city of Sanford this year is the Semi­ nole Swim Association, a group of youngsters under h'ic tute­ lage of M'ss Emma Spencer who have garnered many aw in honors. This well trained group com­ peted in contests and tourna­ ments throughout the state during last summer and brought home many ribbons and trophies. Boys and girls have an op­ portunity to belong to several PRIZE ATTRACTIONS nt the Sanford Zoo are healthful and broadening or­ the many alligator*, auch an thia monatrous ganizationa In the Sanford reptile. (Herald Photo) area, o m of tha moat Import­ ant being tha many Qirl and Boy Scout groups. Cubs, Brownies, Explorers, Sea Scouts, Senior end Jun­ ior group* a*a active and form the bsckbooe of many youth activities which Include tbe earning of merit badges in many fields, camping trips, Jamborees and banquets. The Seminole County Cat­ tlemen's Association sponsors better business practices and Lower photo pictures some of the books available to library SANFORD Public Library set up housekeeping during this social events for tbe ranchers card holder*. last year in the old postoffice building (upper photo) when it and stockman of the county. (Herald Photo) was donated to the City of Sanford by the U. S. government. The University of Florida Alumni Club brings togsthcr alumni and students of the SOLAR HE AT state university for intereitln; programs and social avents. h t a t i n a o il Seminole Timing Associa­ tion, a group of persona inter­ ested In drag racing and sports Sanford and Seminole Coun car racing, has regular meet­ ty have many fraternal or ings snd sponsors many races FILL U P NOW sanitations who contribute to at the Osceola Drag Strip. The the betterment of tha com group spends a great deal ot BEFORE IT TU R N S COLD! munlty In msny ways. Its money for community char­ One of the newest to be ity and often spooiors fund­ formed Is ‘.he Knights of Col raising projects. limbus, St. Richard's Council There ire msny forms of re­ made up ot Catholic men of creation available in the San­ the community. ford and Seminole County | JOHN SHEPARD, OWNER Others induda the Shrine area, one of the most favored Club, several lodges of Free of which is golf. There are and Accepted Masons, Ksstern both men's and women's golf Ph. 322-2561 Star. Rebckahs, Noble Grands, associations at the Mayfair Royal Arch Masons, Rainbow Golf Course and at the many SANFORD, FLA. P. O. BOX 818 Girls and DcMolay. other courses throughout the All of These groups are ac­ area, including Mid-Florida, tive in civic affairs and in the Rolling Hills, Casselberry and promotion ot fellowship. others. The Klks Lodge is located on Second Street and there an active group of Klks and their auxiliaries gather for fel­ low-hip fun ami good works, especially for children. The Mooso Lodge, which has a new headquarters on I'almctto Avenue is another active fraternal organization with both men's and women's divisions. Woodmen ol the World and its ausiliary ami the Order of Odd Fellows and its auxil­ Many community service Cancer Society, which a t­ lelated service organizations (of the organization. iary also do their part toward is the Semionle County Visit­ tempts to educate the com­ and health organizationa arc The Cray Ladles Associa­ closer ties in a fraternal man­ active in Sanford and Semin­ munity on the danger signals ing Nurse Association, spon­ tion, another functioning ner coupled with good deeds ole County and all provide of cancer, maintains a loan sored by the County Health I group is trained and educated for the community as a whole. much in the way of benefits closet for patients, provides Department and huckcd up l,y J in first aid and child caro by Among the sororities are the to the community, as they ex­ assistance and service and an advisory hoard of prom­ the Seminole County Health Sigma Alpha, Gamma Omega, tend a helping hand to indi­ also conducts an annual drive inent local citizens. Itepartmcnt and the Red Theta Kp*iinn, Gamma l-amto raise funds. vidual citixena. This group is observing its | Cross. These ladies serve vol­ M i. XI Beta Eta. Phi Gam­ Complimenting the Wom­ first year of operation this untarily at county schools ma Eta and Zeta XI. One of these is the SeminoleDeilary division of the Flor­ en's Hospital Auxiliary or the month, and the demand for throughout ths school year ida Heart Association headed I’ink Ladies a* they are pop­ this service has grown by lo render aid and assistance hvalth This group is a mem­ W E IN V ITE YOU • W E INVITE by Dr. Luis Peres. This group ularly known, is the men's leaps and hound- as patients I to children taken ill while in ber of the United Fund. 1 school. This is a growing orprovides information end re­ group, the Silver Service, and find themselves in nerd of Program director of the TO CHECK OUR ACCREDITED ( ganizatlon for the near fu­ j Central Florida Tuberculosis ferral service for heart pa­ the high school girls group, home nursing rare. ture. the Candy Striper*. All three The United Fund has a tients and their families, and Respiratory Disease As­ COM PETITIVE CHARGE presents educational and in­ of there organisations assist well - established year - round The Menial Health Organ­ sociation ia Mrs. Loiraine and aid the work of the doc­ office in the Sanford Atlantic isation has plans on the hooks Graham with offices in the formative programs on heart ACCOUNTS! PRICES! and cardio-vascular disease tors, nurses and hospital staff Hank lluilding from which to lo secure a part-time pliys- Roumillnt B u i l d i n g . This and conducta an aunual fund­ aa they offer help to staff conduct its official business chologist hern who will help group boosted its fund-raising and patients in s non-profes­ with the several agencies with problems of the com­ , by a large percentage last raising drive. • F R E E DELIVERY which come under tha banner munity related to mental year. Also In the fight against sional way. W E O FFER T H E One of the newest health another dread killer ia the Fraternal Clubs Active In Area SHEPARD'S OIL Service, Health Uaits Benefit Community SERVICE! Mobile Home Lots... LARGE PERSONALIZED A TTENTION OF • FREE PRESC RIPTIO N “HOMETOW N P IC K -U P SERVICE! FOLKS!” SHADED LOTS 75x100 MINIMUM COMPARE OUR PR IC E W ITH T H E PRICE YOU PAY A F T E R T H E SO-CALLED PR E SC R IPT IO N DISCOUNTS! CITY WATER and SANITARY SEWER SERVICE The UNIQUE SOUVENIRS were salvaged when the City rared the old Wood­ ruff Building nt First Street and Park Avenue. Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce official* obtained the tile from the old hotel barroom floor and made them into paper weights, with appropriate inscriptions. Former Mayor Tom McDonald (left) receives his memento from A. B. (Tommy) Peterson Jr., Chamber president. P rescripion Our P rim ary Concern Casselberry Land Co. Touchton'sRexall Drug 20 H ighw ay 17-92 H ib b ard C asselberry,.R ealtor C asselberry, Florida Locally Owned and Operated by Glenn McCall and "Ernie” Milln CO RNER 1st &MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2182 �are Here theFriendly People waiting to Assist You with SALES A D M IN IS T R A T IV E SER V IC E C H E V R O L E T - 0L 0S M 0B I L E - C Front How: Fred Yenrklc, U«ed Cnr Manager; David Tomlinson, General Man­ ager; Charlie Smith, Sales Manager; (’. I). Drown, .lark Morgcnstcrn. Second Row: Klmo Karin, Tommy Hittell, David Smith, Jim Denton, Howard Hood, Tim Adams, Claude Hittell. Alice I.indsley, Audrey Yeackie, Jean M cD aniels, Warren A dam s. 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()l SI JOHNS W IKKICA DAY I O N A SANI OKD ?sSWw f ew; d Scmmolo County CAPf Kf N N I DY • S W 'i '/ .i (9 ■ [m n tm 1 y i m ‘ • h J 1 - 1 . • i M m y w t h v ..f f T l R ■ %/ ■ J • A V [> »' tam l* < 1 •4 The Sanford Herald’s annual Pro* * gross Edition salutes in this section our neighbors across Lake Monroe. It is not too difficult to envision that within the next decade DeBary, Deltona and En- .j terprise will join with Sanford and possi4 *.*t * ■ 'a even Osteen to form one vast , community surrounding Lake Monroe, The century-old landmark, DeBary Mansion (top), represents the commun­ ity of DeBary. “The Little Red School House” (center) marks Deltona. And Hardin Hall (lower) is a part of Florida S '* . ) * �. « r-/ . 1 5 S S 5 W . _______________________________________ ___ _________ _______________ ____ LOCATED ON . \C c v n n u v , ) • PLENTIFUL CLOUT B f AC* fjffiU THIS HOWE 18 FOB SALE OR GAN BE DUPLICATED ON LOT OF YOUR CHOICE! C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G (MO CLOSING COST!) >u Modern | i t f f i l d i that > c M f tli There d e rtp .D e B .ry •O W N ® LAWN W IS H E S Nv m m h eiwhe * 4 « f » Uetieae are native la DeBary, i r t k l I* the cultural, eaalal lid elvle life of the eoamum- J . H . RANDELL «y- Complete laform.Uoa ea ecthttiee e i Iheae cluBe a r t eryertgatieei p a y l a kart f e w Naaee and add ranee rt eB •acre larks are oa file la few affiaa of the Chamber e l Coat* mtrcc, talephoae KB-tlM. F*L lewiag are Ha a a a y grotty* t Chamber of Commerce, Ci­ WALL PLUMBING & HEATING, Inc. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR BANFOBDk FLA. P H .7 7 B -4 U 9 PAUL V. CLAY-1* exacuUva aec DeBary Cbaabar of Comaaroa. (1 are ataoaMe locally In their vic offlcn, or In their officea In AuocUtlon, Democratic Club, Welcome Wagon Club,' Concert Oreheitra, Wayfarere, American Red Cron, Home Demonilratlon Club, Olee Club, Planning Board, Republican Club, Woman'! Club. (jarden Club, Public IJbr■ry, Cancer Unit, Blood Bank, Buslneaa a n d Profeiilonal Women'a Club, Volunteer Flromen Aaaoclation and auxili­ ary, Veteran* of Foreign Wara and auxiliary, Veteran* of World War I and auxiliary. Florida Federation of Art, DeBary Duplicate B r i d g e Club, Weal Voluila Horae Nuriing Aaaoclation, Ladlei AuxUlariri of Hoapltala, Amer­ ican Legion and auxiliary, Saturday Night Dance Club, bowling club*, Kadeta of America, Boy Scouta and Uirl Scout*. Whan you’re in school, you're right in the middle of all kind, of ..citin g things— friend*, fun end learning •kills that will give you a bigger palycheck In ju it a few year*. So don't you get left nut. Play It root, elsy In echool. KOAN SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Wa Maaafactnre A rt IaaUU Oar Ova FEE-CAST TANK* m TO M M QALLONI - WATBB T16HT BOTTOM! DcBARY LAND CLEARING RCA VICTOR ■ALBS * SBRVICI RRd PH ILCO / / > 5 y V T V -R A D IO -« T R R lO y ^ y ^ > ^ DeBARY R A D IO 0 TV CEN TER MAY DRILUNG CO. • IPEINELEB I Y I T I M • WATBB BOPTNBBI • WBLLf AND PUMP* PHONB N l - t l l l M l B. BiGBBANXI BOAS — - DeBABY, PUL Le M. GANDY TILE CO. ILL DOUNQ • GRADING • TREK REMOVAL • BAND FILL • BACK HOB JOBS BY HOUR, DAY OR CONTRACT PHONB MI-4139 ORANGE CITY LUMBER, Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS PHONB n t-S M t Climate: Ideal for all-year firing. Averige rainfall about So inche*. Warm deye and comfortable night*. Occasionel fr(*»t In December and Jan­ uary. Abundant water aupply, untreated end very potable, from personally owned well*. Library: An unusually well•locked public library is hom­ ed in the Community Center. Auditoriums: The Commun­ ity Center and Fireman's Rec­ reation Hall, each with a test­ ing rapacity of (00, plu* atage and kitchen, are available by reservation. T V STAM PS WITH EVERT PURCHASE! GIFT* • NOTIONS • GREETING CAROS • SCOTT PRODUCTS M Highway 17-92 South Kentucky ha* a total of 120 counlie.. / ORANGE CITY. DeLAND PHONE EXPERTS IN LONG TERM MORTGAGES FOR BUYING OR BUILDING 784*8581 DaBARY PHONE 6684438 136 NORTH F L O R ID A ------ DeLAND, FLA �1984 Frofrress Edition DeBary Bank Progress Is 'Beyond Expectation r B.... O tV b V * .1 ■V'■ ’* ’r 'l l1 National Bank of DeBary. They continued: "The progresv hai been beyond all expectation." The First National Bank of DeBary began aa a question mark in December 1BG0 when it was first broached at a meeting of the business and professional division of the DeBary Chamber of Com­ merce. Paul Reeves, a retired bank­ er, broached the question of a bank, and among DeBary res­ idents, who responded with OS per cent avowing they would support a banking Institution in their community. Twenty DeBary men formed committee, an organizing headed by Myron V. Accardi, and with legal advice follow­ ed the Instructions of the U. S. Comptroller of Currency. Capital stock in the amount of 13,000 sharei was offered at $30 per share, for a total of $430,000. All shares were sold by last December. The site on Highway 17-92 was purchased two days be­ fore last Christmas a n d ground was broken shortly thereafter. Open house was held in late June and the bank opened its doors for business on July 1. N. E. Hawkins is president, M. Monroe Morris is vice president and cashier, and Mrs. Betty Zeuli is secretary. The bank building Is a modern structure, with two ievela finished In latest decor and facilities. The lower level houses the tellers' windows, loan and business departments, admin­ istrative department. T h e vault area contains three pri­ vate rooms for privacy of saf­ ety deposit boxes sealed be­ hind a three-ton door. The upper level holds a con­ ference room for bank con­ ferences and community meet­ ings, plus rest rooms. The up­ per level is-designecr for a l­ lure expansion. N. E. HAWKINS . . . president • Ante Supplies • Stereo • Flaking Tackta • Guns ft Ammunition • Electrical Supplies • Hunting A Fishing Licenses • Paints A Brashes • Toys A Bicycles • Tools A Hardware • Appliances • TV A Radis . . vice president ; • Garden Supplies Phone 668-5156 NEWLY ORGANIZED F irst Nntionnl Rank of DeBary occupies this owned and operated modern home fronting on Highway 17-92 a t DeBary. SI'RUF.LI. BEALL (Herald Photo) by 116 HIGHWAY 17-92 SOUTH DcBARY, FLA, of fine arts, will be W. Enterton Heitland, instructor of realistic art, St. Petersburg; David M. Reese, director of Loch Haven Art Center, Or­ lando, and Hiram D. Williams, assistant instructor of art, University of Florida, Gaines­ ville. The three judges will serve as a jury of awards, jury of sclectioo and will choose 30 paintings to go on circuit, which will include the prizewinning paintings. Paintings, sculpture a n d ceramics may be entered for exhibition. T h e Governor's Plaque will be presented for the best Florida scene. Fire Protection • Unit Organized Deltona now has it* own volunteer fire fighting unit. The Deltona Volunteer Fire Association w a * officially launched last month and tem­ porary officers were appoint­ ed to serve until a non profit charter Is received. Prior to the formation of the Deltona voluntocr unit, fire protection for the community was provided by the Florida -Forest Servicer- Many neighboring communities have augmented the state fire pro­ tection service with volunteer units of their own. Appointed to serve until re­ ceipt of the non profit charter are: Dean W. Howland, presi­ dent; Thomas Blanchard, vice president; Stanley Jenkins, secretary; J. Richard Yarndell, treasurer; Harold Harris, J. Stanley Gardner and Fred Jansen, directors. Handy Kaufman was ap­ pointed chief, Gus Reindl, as­ sistant chief, and William Ebhilt, financial secretary. These three officers have a total of 78 years of fire department ex­ perience. DeBary Z oning Regulations DeRary has been zoned since 1955. A copy of the compi etc zoning regulations may be had at the office of the Chamber of Commerce. Here in brief are a few pertinent items. Business is confined to property on Highway 17-92. Mobile homes, trailers, etc. are prohibited. The garaging or parkIng of a truck, of one-ton capacity or more, or of heavy machinery or equipment, in any part of the residential district is forbidden. The keeping M. M. MORRIS of animals other pets is banned. 1 be built within cc on all skies. Apprc permits are rcqul In every way p investment are | the way one wouh to be. If in doubt official copy of th quirements. --------------Only Georgia a all the states oi have more count i< tucky's 120. II lilllM lM IB E llll EAGER TO SERVE YOU... EAGER TO BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR ----- AND TO MAKE A BETTER COMMUNITY IN WHICH TO LIVE! RAN K IN G HOURS: , Y in • - :S Tellers, lefl to right: Mrs. Leona Odd Galloway, Mrs. Nan Underwood, Mrs. Cl Winifred Wheeler and Mrs. Claudine Case, OCiNC £> tim aU > W V'VOGNO m;iNo UITX.IZ MO HAT COM PLETE RA N K IN G SERVICI L-A -ACOJ 51HVI( INCLUDIN'! LONG TERM MORTGAGE FIN A N C IN G LOW COST Keeping Abreast of Progress AUTO LOANS Left, to rig h tiM js. H. T. Ztull Secretary; M. M. N E W TRUCK—N E W LAW N VACUUM Morris, Vice President and Cashier and N. E MAKES POSSIBLE TO PICK UP LEAVES AND TRASH IN A MATTER OF MINUTES RATHER THAN TEDIOUS HOURS OF RAKING. Hawkins, President. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT TEL. 668-4780 DcBARY, FLORIDA INSURANCE CORPORATION LA W N M A IN TEN A N C E — Y EA R LY OR MONTHLY DeBARY, F L O R ID A f t '9 �a t . •jl' *, J * ,/ * t fp: ;• Home Is $2 Million Investment Facility Coven 100Acres She Eaafnrh OPENING SOON! Broddock’s Flower Shop 1964 Program Edition frralh Owner* Pier* L et and Wesley Mansion Serves A s A r t H q . la April, 1ISP, the historic DeBary Kanakas became state headquarters for the Florida Federation of Art. The feder­ ation la composed ed some 40 abba with « total membership ad 4,100. The Urge Georgian Colonial heme, belli in Urn late liso'a. was for 00 yean the setting for Uriah hospitality extended by the Count to hie friends from maay laade. Among the notables enterEdward VI! white Civic Group Has ^ ADMINISTRATION Building of th t Florida Msthodlst Children's Horn* a t Enterpriss was just recently completed and occupied. » -1. 4 - A Jjf>? REV. B. W, CARLTON . . . superintendent Home b o w n p m « t i a s 1+ vestment of W mlllloo. Cot t r ­ ios too beautifully landscaped a e rti, It a n t d i s te a l Lake Monroe, Founded tfl IN I, the Home has a capacity lor toe chil­ dren. who attend Volusia County public acbooli. la a dedicatory program early this month, according to Rev. Baaeoa W. Carlton. tuperintendent, m e n new build­ ing! valued at 1300,000 were added to the faculty. Theta Included the 3. T, Alexander staff dwelling the I.lda C. Laird admlnlatratloo building, the Anna S. Macmanamy staff apartments (three duplex bulldingi), the Hermin and Eva Blanton cottage for chUdren, and the Ruby C. Ba­ con cottage for children. Tb# building! are named for the donor*. Samuel Faron, of DaBary, was builder of the Alex­ ander and I-alrd bulldingi. Rev. Cirltoa u ld theie build­ ing! were In addition to Gilbet Hall (two buildings), residence for glrli, Fnier-Oatcen Hall, residence for older boys and the Dr. Jam si Gibbs skating rink and swimming pool, all built within the last 10 years There also arw Brinkley Hall, RandaU llall, East liared through foster boarding den and West lfardln, all resi­ dences for children. Additional children are eervhomes or under other phases of the Homs’s program. All the new construction Is of brick over block, a sturdy type of construction which affords beauty, comfort and the smallest possible main­ tenance. Floors In at! buildings are of tcrririo. Heat Is pro­ vided electrically by ceil heat, or by circulating hot water from an oil fired boiler. Roof­ ing Is of asbestos shingles of Colonial type. "In looking ahead we feel the need for a chapel largo enough for our whole group, a gymnasium, and a d a is room building to provide schooUng for children too dls turbed to benefit by the normal public school program. Recrea tlonal facilities, such as a fishing and boating dock, should alio be developed on our beautiful Lska Monroe front­ age." ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC Church on Dogwood Trail* DeBary. Tb# DeBary Civle Associa­ tion Is one of the largest clvie organisations in Florida. 1U BOO members own and operate tb# DeBary Commun­ ity Center for the use and benefit of the community. The mala auditorium of the center, aeaUng 600, has a large stage equipped with dressing rooms, three curtains, controll­ ed lighting, public address sys­ tem, grand piano, eltctrlc or­ gan, and a movlo screen. A smaller room teats 90. Tht kitchen U adequately equipped to serve a large group. The walls and the lounge are used to eahlbit painting! by local artists. The association sponsors and aapporta the DeBary Public Library, Concert Orchestra, Blood Bank. Home Demonstra­ tion Club, Llttlo Theater, youth program, apeaeh t h a r a p y school, 4-H Clubs, Rad Cross supply room (furnishing sick room natds without cost) and the DeBary Entartalnmant As sedation, offering a scries of good shows at nominal cost The monthly meetings offer informative end entertaining programs. Miscellaneous Ph. 668*5852 F . T. D. "Flowers Sapreae Tbeeghtfulneee* t D«BARY LAUNDRAMAT D. P. RRUCS, OWNER te' W Square Dancing In Deltona Now, awing your patners. Square dancing baa coma to Deltona. By popular demand Chuck McCarthy, recreation director, added this feat-moving activ­ ity to the rapidly expanding recreation program. Square dancing la bald every Saturday from I to 11 p.m. In the Dsltona Community Club under tbs direction of Harold Jcnkisi, president of the Flor­ ida Federation of Square Danctrs. t m Enjoy Deltona "Privacy, yet all the advan­ tage! of community That’s the way Ur. and Frank Verson of 1909 Hartley Cirrle sum up their opinion of Deltona. But there’s more than advantages Involved in their decision to buy a homa on the shores of Lake Lapanocla. The Vernons, natives of a suburb of London, England, had traveled extensively and had seen virtually all of Flor­ ida. But when they first visit­ ed Deltona last May on a flight from Washington, D. C., they were "very Impressed" with everything they saw and made their decision to buy. A veteran of World Wars 1 and II, Vernon la a retired banker and was head recep­ tionist In the British Embassy in Washington from 1901 to 1963. Mrs. Harold Nelmrander and Mrs. D. F. Bract Sorting and Folding "Rough Dry” Laundry. DRY CLEANING — FIN ISH E D LAUN D RY COIN DRYERS, WASHERS and DRY CLEANER Complain Laundry Service 56 Hwy. 17-92 Ph. 488-4091 DeBary* Fin. t * f f l i t t B i i t k DREAM HOUSES In IH<13. E n te r p r is e b e c a m e c o r n u > Mo.vjuito County, o r g a n iz e d Dcc«inl>x i find c h a n g e d to O ra n g e Count) n On Dec. 29. 183*1 the port of v.'r.n>t ea st o / t h e S t . J o h n s r i v e r b u n : C o u n t y w i t h E n t e r p r i s e as C o u n t) In J8 8 8 . w h e n the population or was but 8 0 0 . an electio n moved u s e a t to D e la n d . T h i s site, w h ere the e a r l y c u u r U m y i v c n by J a c o b Brock w as These two houses and eight other beautiful models art in DeBary* Florida, a fully established com* munlty on the north shore of Lake Monroe across the lake from Sanford. Corns see these models for yonrself. AQ a n fail brick, 2-3 bedrooms. Superbly designed for southern living. Easy terms arranged. Prices range from 19,995 to 922,500. Tho place to DeBary, Florida or US Highway 17-92 b y Come to D eB ARY and see 6 THE HOLGATE — 113,950 Lot included—Full brick, 2 bedrooms* 1 Vi batha, hardwood floors except kit­ chen, central heating system, cloned About DeBary Water supply: Homes are supplied by Individual wells and electric pumps; small area supplied by central wells. House numbering: Excell ent and planned to take care of future growth. Each bouse has a carport or garage aa It la advisable for the home owner to have a car, especial ly for use in shopping or toe lal functions. A local taxi aervlca la avail Aren •erring tin DeSery, Suck weO-kaowa artists •till Prince ef ▼alee, David Livingston, Joseph Pedersen, end teachers as Eugene White, Graver Cleveland, James G. Lera Leak, Robert Chase, L#Maine, Robert I . Lea end Uly- Rey Nickels, Janet King. Eliot g. Grant O'Hara bald clause during leery f . Sanford was first season; seek bed e onean impressed with the area in the galler that be acquired ISAM scree Labe Hearse. This area la new the City ef Seafood. It La told that after Gen. Sanford established hie plentetten. Count DeBary built a forge canopied barge, msdsted after Cleopatra's which wai pro­ pelled by IT bargemen la white liveries. The ballroom and Bring rooms ef Urn mansion have been converted into galleries. Hern exhibitions may be view­ ed throughout the year- Other rooms on the first floor are be­ ing used as workshops, class­ rooms and offices. The second floor's bedrooms accommo­ date visiting artists, guests, teachers and students. DeBary la proud of this Art Center. The Federation's ven­ ture baa proved a cultural sue* £ British Couple t 129 S. 17*91 * garage. On paved street. Community water. Easy mortgage terms, no clon­ ENTERPRISE, without over moving, haa been tho county seat of Mos­ quito, Orange and Volusia Counties, according to this historical marker at that community. The old courthouse later served aa a achoolhousa until razed by fire just a few short months ago. (Herald Photo) able. Fishing: Many lakes la and near DeBary are atocked for fishing. B u s, shad and bream a rt In tha St. Johns River In season. No license fee needed If one la over 49. ing coats, 92,150 down, 990.61 per month. FREEZ - ETTE 3>oh tha Jinsud 9n THE APPLING — 913,950 Jo ed ! Full brick, S bedrooms, l - l f t hatha* Formica counter topa in kitchen. laaida ntility room for washing machine. Oat* aide utility room for garden equipment. Central Heating System. T errene floors. Lot included. Oa paved street. Community water. Easy mortgage terms: 93,050 esah down payment* 974-46 n month. No bank cloning costs. • HAM BURGERS • SHAKES • FREEZ-ETTE CONES • SUNDAES Chick - N - T re a t ■% WE RERVE THE WORLD'S FINEST FATIN' CHICKEN . . IT’S TASTE TEMPTIN’ — AND PINGEK LICKIN' GOOD! % — AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM — NILS LJUNGBERG REAL ESTATE BROKER G E N E R A L CONTRACTOR CUSTOM BUILDING PH. 668-4184 DeBARY, FLORIDA 3 Bs FREEZ-ETTE DRIVE IN HIGHWAY 17-92 DeBARY, FLORIDA ms. P « 5 f «i e * v4 U . S . H ig h w a y 1 7 -9 2 ''P o A k te z a t D t la r y * S m I m 7 .0 . l a x ' 1 2 1 ' T a l. H O r t h t - 4 ! 2 l \ ♦ 4 �f i t Presidents, VIPs Entertained At DeBary Hall fo la r l V m 9 1M 4 T ro g n n W H fc * Mansion Was'80s Showplace | y gg|()| Situated In the little town of DeBary, midway between Sanford and DoLand, la an historical manalon which waa built by Count (tome times known aa Baron) Frederick DeBary. He waa Belgian, by birth, who came, with hie family, to thia country over 100 years ago. They were quite poor. He waa sole agent for Mum’s champagne and apolinaris water, end, aa auch, m ust ALUMINUM MARQUEE INSTALLED ON COMMUNITY CENTER BUILDING IN DeBARY — THIS AWNING HAS SURVIVED THREE HURRICANES SA L E S A N D SERVICE • • • • H arrkaao Awalags Jalousie* Falatiag Getters • Carports DcBARY’8 OWN Volunteer Fire Department not only serves to protect the community but also takes part in ita social life. The fire fighting equipment is housed in the building at th e left, while the Firemen's Re­ creation Hall is pictured nt the right. (Herald Photo) COMMUNITY METHODIST Church on High Banks Road, DeBary. J06BPH B. Branham, who was born Nov. 1. 1875, at Enterprise and still resides there, play­ ed as s boy at DeBary Mansion w h e n Count DeBary was in resi­ dence and later waa employed there as a hostler. hava made money very quick­ ly for we know that he lived tn New York among the wealthy people of th a t day, •uch aa the Vanderbilts. The Count built DeBary Hall, as it was then known, about 186S and came down with kia family and friends to hunt and flah and enjoy sunny Florida on tho 29,000 acres which made up hie es­ tate. Ha antertained lavishly great celebrities of his day, Presidents Grant and Cleve­ land, the Astors, the Vander­ bilts and tha Princa of Wales, afterwards King Edward Vll of England. General Sanford, who was a friend of Count DoBary, bought tho land adjoining and which today la known as “Sanford." Big Freese Thera a r t evidences even now of tho boautlfu! trees and palm* which w en planted around tho house. Wo know, too, w hsrt his citrus groves, greenhouses a n d vegetable garden* wars located. I t waa reported that ena year tha Count was offered $60,000 for his crop of citrus and refused it, and soon after It w st de­ stroyed in a big frees*. In front of the house was a large round flower bed in the center of which waa a fountain and in it the figures of two children holding an u m b r e l l a . As an edging around this flower bed the gardener placed glass bottles, nock down. Many of these hand-made bottles hava been dug up on tho property. Tho old icehouao Is still In perfect condition. This used to b« packed with Ice brought down tha SL Johns River from tha north. The roof of tho mansion was always rad, so says an old lady, still living, and whoso husband worked for Count DeBary’s son, Adolph. The original roof is still on tho house but Is getting very thin In places. An old colored man who tolls of playing around tho grounds in Count DeBary’s time lives in Enter­ prise and Is over 90 years old. Hunter’s Choir* There a r t seven large bed­ rooms, very high, with win­ dows to the floor and open­ ing on to the verandah. On the walla of tho master bed­ room is said to b* tha orig­ inal wallpaper, depicting quail and wild birds. Would be tho rhoico of a hunter, don't you think? There are four baths; water waa pumped In by a mill which atill atanda but ia not in use. A door leading out on to the front verandah gives a wonderful view of Lake Monroe and tha St. Johns. Downstairs we find two large banquet halls, and an entrance hall running from front to back, two sitting rooms, two pantries, a large kltehsn and a back kitchen with an apartment above them where the servant# livad. The original old coal and wood atov* la in perfect con­ dition in the kitchen and the original wooden ice boxes are in the back. The win* cellar leads down from the kitchen. Two wide verandahs, one up snd one down, sra around tho (Idea and front of the house. Some of the family were very musical and a grandniece who livte In Nokorals and often visited the mansion says that they, with the help, loved to sit there and sing the old song* and hymns. Old Elevator The house is built of cy­ press, of which there used to b* plenty growing on the property, and which accounts for tha good preservation of it. A hand-pulled elevator connecting the two floor* is In perfect condition and U used from time to time. In the back banquet hall is a large case of preserved birds, which testifies that the Count waa a hunter. In those days there were not many roads, so the guests cam* up tho St. Johns River from Jacksonville by tidewheeler steamer and docked at a pier on Lake Monroe at the south end of a drive­ way called Mansion Boule­ vard, leading from the front of the house. In fact, Count DeBary owned a line of boats called tha DeBary IJne; on* of them waa named “Freder­ ick DeBary.’’ Some distance down this •am* driveway, in a aatting of beautiful ahrubbery at that time, was a sulphur swim­ ming pool and hath house*. The pool Is atill there but not in us*. At a almilar homo tn Sum­ mit, N. J., tho Count died suddenly on Dec. 28, 1898. This house la now a restau­ rant. Baroness The aon, Adolph, Inherited the property and earn* down iometimoa but things were neevr tha aamo. A fter his death remaining members of ths family died or war* killed In accidents. One granddaugh­ ter of Adolph sooms to bo tho only close relative living. Sho is a baroness now living In Germany. During the w ar the estate passed Into tho hands of tho U. 8. government and waa later sold to a lumber com­ pany for the valuabto timber Which was on It. L atar It waa broken up into amaller lota and sold to developer*. The 2,800 acres on which tho mansion stands waa bought by Plantation Estat* Devel­ opers and moat of the lota were sold. The property ownera used the mansion for a clubhouse but as It grew too •mall for tho number of peo­ ple now living in Plantation Estates tha own era deeded it over to the Florida Federa­ tion of Art for its atata head­ quarter*. • Patio • Ro m s Bseleaara* • Vraetiaa Blinds • Utility Ro • BeaodeHag L IF E A LU M IN U M A W NING CO. HWY. 17-92 8. FH. S S I-tltl DeBARY, FLA. WIRING R E S ID E N T IA L — COMMERCIAL IRVING SMITH • • ELEC TRIC H EA T A IR CONDITIONING • P U M PS • MOTORS • RA N G ES • W A T E R H EA TERS • R E P A IR S OWNER Sm itty's Electrical Service DeBARY, FLORIDA 217 EAST HIGH BANKS ROAD GENERAL CONTRACTING CUSTOM — RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL W E A R E PRO U D TO HAVE B EEN A PART PRO G RESSIVE O P THE COMMUNITY CENTER Building on Shell Road, DeBary. Samuel Farnn Home And Office Located At Monro* Ave. And Shell Road la DeBary, FI*. SIN C E IN DEVELOPM ENT DeBARY SAMUEL FARON M A TERIA L AND PER SO N A L SU PE R V ISIO N COM PARE Q Lambert's Service S g jjf W O R K M A N SH IP BE C O N V IN C E D Phone 668-4771 OF IIcBARY H E IG H T S CORNER HIGH BANKS and HWY. 17-92 Welding A Brazing Brace Lambert SAMUEL FARON, Inc Front Wheel Alignment Transmissions SHELL ROAD AT MONROE AVE. “Bob" Lambert "Kernsy- Raaaell -Jan" Gilmore AND D EV ELO PERS Complete Automotive Service At Your Service AREA 1952 . . . SU PE R IO R Administration Building At TH* Methodist Children's Home. TH E ROAD and W R E C K E R SERV ICE OPEN T a.m. to a p B. Tel. 668*4531 CLOSED SUNDAYS D eB ary, F lorida Duplei Housing Far Administrative Personael At Methodist Children's U M t DeBARY, F L O R ID A PHONE 668-1771 �I Deltona Is Small City.. And Crowing Larger Every Day Population Nearly V*t t a a fir l frralb 1964 Progress Edition ____ JL........ 8 v ■ S. E. Faron Lifetime Builder 1,000 Two years afo the commun­ ity ot Deltona w asn't even on tfc* map. Today, aUQ a month abort of Ka second birthday, Deltona la a email city and U'a row ing larger every day. Deltooa, located on 13,000 acres of prime foreated, lake* dotted land midway between Daytona Beach and Sanford now haa: Over 010 homes completed or under construction. Morn than 413 families In residence. A total population of nearly 1,000 persons "Without a doubt," saya Frank B. Mackle Jr., presldent of the Deltona Corpora­ tion, "Deltona has made the fastest initial growth of any planned community in Florida. We also consider it to be the finest planned community we have ever built.” The public apparently shares this view. To date, aales of homes and homesltea have totaled over. 123 million and the monthly figure* continue to show substantial increases. Deltona was officially laun­ ched In November, 1962, and the first residents moved In In April, 1963. Since then the community's growth has been phenomenal. Today Deltona boasts: Nearly 60 miles of hard sur­ faced roads completed or un­ der construction. Over 43 miles of water, sew­ er and gas pipe line Installed. Average dally consumption of more than 16a,000 gallons of water aod 3,000 cubic feet of «ss. More than 14 miles of electrie power feeder line and over seven miles of secondary pow­ er line. Deltona has made progress on other fronts, too. The first nine holes of Del­ tona's 11-hole golf course, and a spacious clubhouse overlook­ ing the first tee and the ninth green, have been completed Pro Dive Wallace reports 'heavy" play on championship layout. Deltona U'a "little red schoolbouse" amid the tower- ■ 4 Z A lifetime la the building field, having learned the pro­ fession from his father, is the background of Samuel E. Fa­ ron, DeBary contractor and builder. Coming to DeBary from Long Island In 1932, Faroe pur­ chased 40 acres of land in the vicinity of Monroe and San­ ford Avenjes and developed DeBary Heights. Since that time he has con­ tinued building commercial and residential structures and speaks with pride in the pro­ gress of DeBary and the sur­ rounding ares. Ht has con­ structed many buildings in the DeBary area . . . churches, banks, office buildings and homes. ( Faron has been active in civic affairs, too, and Is a member of the DeBary Civic Association, DeBary Chamber of Commerce and the DeBary Volunteer Fire Department. He also was one of the or­ ganisers and serves as a d ir­ ector of the new First National Bank of DeBary. He Is a member of the Meth­ odist Chu-ch, Masons, llahia Temple of Shrlncrs and Moose Lodge of Del.and. Mr. ami Mrs. Faron reside in a home he built by himself at Monroe Avenue and Shell Road. They have five child­ ren ami four grandchildren. A married son is serving in the U. S. Coast Guard. Another son attends Sanford Naval Academy. A small daughter resides at home. A W - -T ' l -. ‘ *■ I d ✓ * GREEN THUMB touch of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hovorkn haa been put to advantage at their home on Normandy Boulevard, in Deltona. He is a re­ tired New York City fireman. Ing moss-draped oak trees at Elkcam Park has been com­ pleted. Nearly 200 of the com­ munity's residents are using its facilities during the current semester of Deltona's adult education program. On the shores of I.ake (ilea son a beach and slielter area for iwlmming, water skiing and picnicking has been com­ pleted. Construction has start­ ed on the first In a series of neighborhood parks which will Include ihjifk-bnard courti, horseshoe pits and a play­ ground area. A major expansion of Del­ tona’s first shopping renter Is on the d-awlng board and achcdulcd to get underway soon. Deltona's residents hve been busy, too. The Deltona I.ions Club, first service organliation In the community, has been charter­ ed with over to members and its Inaugural fund-raising ef­ fort, for selling ami planting of citrus trees is underway. The Pioneer Club of Deltona, whose members comprise the first 100 resident propertyowner families, sponsors pic­ nics and other communitywide activities. Decently formed and active is the Deltona 111-13 Masonic Luncheon Club. The newly formed Deltona Volunteer Firemen's Association has re­ ceived its certificate of In­ corporation and membership spplicatlons are being accept­ ed. A Deltona Civic Association has been organised and tem­ porary officers have been elected. The Stitch- and- Chat­ ter Club currently Is engaged In making garments to help raise funds for cancer victims. And two nights a week the Community Club on the shores of Lake Monroe rocks to the music of square dancers ami members of the Deltona TeenAge Club. D eltona Passed H urricane T est Mackle-built Deltona had Its first encounter with a hurri­ cane this month, and passed with flying colors. Hurricane Dora flipped her skirls at the community as she swept through the state hut damage was limited to a few trees. No structural damage was reported at any of Deltona's nearly 600 homes and electric power and telephone service were disrupted only tempor­ arily. 8. E. FA HON JO PECK, Realtor Phone 668-4241 ----- ASSOCIATES — Col. Ell Flahpaw Be m ite Fi.hpaw Bert Lederhaus Charlton Cleveland HONG KONG V!BITORS-Mr. and Mrs. Indru Voswani from the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong recently visited Deltona for a first­ hand look. Vaswani is Deltona Corporation’s sales representative in Hong Hong and Portu­ guese Macao. Choice Of Recreation DeBary’s fortunate location and its many clubs and organliations provide an endles choice of recreational activi­ ties for Its eltliens. Certainly no one should be lonely or un­ happy here. The well-equipped Community House is an ideal place for meetings and manyj of the clubs use it. The wellstocked public library Is hous­ ed in this bui'dlng. The Volun­ teer Firemen Association's Re­ creation Hall is available to the public. Ocean pier, surf-casting, and bathing are within a 30-mile drive at Daytona and New Smyrna beaches. Nearby arc the Volusia Kennel Club, a new Jai-Alai Fronton and the International S p e e d w a y , world's largest stock car rac­ ing bowl. Close to Sanford are the Seminole Dog Track, a harness racing track, and a big league baseball training grounds. The National Civic Musle As­ sociation of Dei.and, Stetson Inivcrsity, the ultra-modern Civic Center o( Sanford, all of­ fer cultural programs, con­ certs, exhibits, and entertain­ ment. 85 Highway 17-92 South Tel. 668-4241 “Always Check With Jo” Peck Branch Offleo 648-1311 ----- Albert Warner, Mgr. DeBary’s First Realtor Notary PubUe SERVING DELTONA - DeBARY - ORANGE CITY l # 1 LA N K FO RD Orange City Chapel 190 So. Holly O ran g e City, Fla. AMBULANCE 775-2211 W\ CLYDE LANKFORD JAMES D. RADER III LESLIE J. DYER Owners and Funeral Dlrrrtora * j •• 3 "STUDENTS" of Deltona U. nre called to classes in "The Little Red School House" by a 105-ycar-olil bell in n cupola atop the building. The l*olI is insjHHted by three Deltona officials, Ed lingers (left), Churles Schoenlaub (center) and Zernl Mallard. WBBm N O W ... SIM PLICITY PA TTERN S CANNON HOSE P L U S ------ MEMORIES OF THE forgotten years hnvo l>con revived nt Deltona, where "barefoot ltoyn" mid "girl* in calico" attend adult education • Embroidery Thread classes nt Deltona U’s "little red nchoolhoune." The "barefoot boy" is Howard Hoar nnd the "girl in calico" in .Margaret Wagner. • F abrics • Notion* • Fine Lac* Trim • Buttons & Bows • Ribbon* • Belt* A Buckle# DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY DeBary, Florida NEWT HOME Mr. * Mra. SEWING CENTER C. Vnrglaae Repair Service Oa All Makes H Sewlag Machia.a rh . 448 3771 M a rgie s Fabrics --------- DcBARY PLAZA---------Hlghwsy 17-92 D*Bary, Fla. |lii H'illijliHiji / ! VTCI T* •• * �A Florida's Most Unusual, Challenging 9-Ho!e Golf Course Opens In Deltona Second Nine Construction Scheduled Deltona U Bell 105 Years Old The nation'! newest — and Florida's most unusual and challenging Rolf course — Opened at Deltona Oct. IS. The first nine holes of the rhampionjhip course at the Deltona Golf and Ceuntry Club was dedicated by officials of Ihe Deltona Corporation and 'nvited guests from Seminole, Volusia tad Orange Counties. Opening day festivities also Included l a exhibition by visit­ ing professionals and Dave Wallace, who designed the "FLYING FISH” decorate Ihc exterior of the home of Mr. in Deltona. course. and Mra. Edward Pankiewicz at 1332 West Wellington Drive, Dedirsllon of the first Bias holes cofneidsd with tha com­ pletion of the eourse clubhouse which overlooks the first tee and the ninth green. The club­ house secludes a snick bar, locker rooms, pro shop, club Deltona'g adult education' Deltona Corporation In co-op- J However, due to popular de­ fubjoeta available, either liquid tmbtwidary, speech and room and space for caddie carts. program, called "one of tbs, cration with the Volusia Coun­ mand, the program has been for crodlt toward a high icbool drama, Engliab, aclenca, pay Originally, work On the finest in Florida." has launch i ty School Hoard and it is expanded this vaar to includa diploma or as noa-credit, In­ chningy, social studies, health hil riorlda living, fishing, course was not even scheduled ed Its second year with an en-^ supervised by the Florida De­ regular acadrmle aubjacta for cluda: Alt, eIxual singing, shop, flowsr arranging, mathama partment of Education's adult to begin until next year. F L - --*2---------- *“ rollment of nearly aoo rest education division ' But," said Frank 8. Maekle Elliott J. Maekle, executive Jr., president of tHe Deltona dent*. Facilitating the large en-j vice president of the Deltona Corporation. "Deltona grew faster than we had anticipated rollment Is Dtltona L"s new Corporation, has said t h e and wre (sit we had to expe­ Colonial style "little red school "wholehearted willingness of dite the construction of the house" located adiarrnt to the these public officials to cocourse to meet the needs of Deltona Community Club at operate with private Industry in so important an undertaking our residents.” Elkcam Park On the shores of ranks as one of the outstand­ Construction of the second Lake Monroe. nine holes is expected to be­ The red and white school ing educational achievements in F’lorlda today." gin soon. house, surrounded by a white Miami's Maekle brothers Golfers playiat the new pleket fence, also is used to Deltona course will find it a train the Deltona Corpora­ pioneered the Inclusion of challenge—and different from tion's world-wide nrtwork of adult education in their com­ munity development programs any eourse la Florid*. salesmen. Laid nut on ISO acres of roll­ Speaking at the school hou'c many years ago and consider ing. tree covered land at the dedication p r o g r a m last it one of Ihe most important north end of the community, month. Zeral Mallard, director aspects of retirement living. Some 55 Deltona residents the first nine offers, accord­ of Deltona's adult education ing to Wallace, a "Rood but program, disclosed that It of received certificates of com­ fair" test of any golfer's abil­ the program's IB courses of­ pletion at last June's inaugural adult education graduation ity. fered this year have been ap­ Elevation of the course proved by the Florida Depart­ ceremony. During the first varies from about 12 feet to ment of Education for state | jear. only special interest sub­ jects were offered. B<) feet abova sea level. Some support. of the clevationa and depress­ lie said this is "an outstand ions had to be modified be­ inR record" am! it proves that When pulling threads In cause they were so abrupt. hemstitching or ( the Deltona U program is "one linen for Narrow fairways place a of the finest adult education other needlework. always premium on accuracy, rxrtic- programs In the state of Flor­ dampen along the line where NEW ROADS am! new housing are heinir readied for th e Lake Lapanodn ularly off the tecs. Depending ida." the threads are to be pulled. area of Deltona. Photo shows preparation of Ran lines and thu su r­ upon fairway position, some The adult education program This makes the task much rounding area. •hots to the pins are blind. st Deltona is sponsored by the easier. Greens arc large and rolling and moderately trapped. Several holes feature sharp doglegs and tha ninth, prob­ ably the most spectacular, combines a go-degree dogleg with an abrupt 60-foot drop and a watar baxard. On the par M front nine, which measures about 3,23o yards, there are five par 4 holes, two par la and two par 5s. The shortest hole measures 165 yards and the longest 528. Wallace, who serves as thu club’s professional instructor, lives in Sanford. In addition to the Deltona course, ha la re­ sponsible for the dotlgn of outstanding golf courses at Tampa, Gainesville, Puma Gorda and Stuart. Deltona Adult Education Approved B y State That big bronze bell atopl and polished, has a new lease) You can tell by its cheery Deltona's new schoolhousr life in the belfry of Del clang, clang, that It’s happy tona's new schoolhouM*. | to lx- working again. isn't just another bell. It's steeped in tradition and illjf franfjtrb frralh 1961 Progress Edition nostalgia. More than a century ago. toj years to be exact, the Del “ U" belt was east in foundry in West Troy, N. Y. la UN the shiny new bell waa mounted on a big black ocomotive. For tha next IS yeara It ncraldad tha train's comings and goings throughout the couatryalda from New York to Florida. Eventually, tha tlrad old tocomotlv* waa retired and tha bell got another job. It waa in­ stalled la the belfry of a oetroom schoolheuae la Fiartoa, Florida. For the M at half century tho bronzo bell aummootd thousands a t children to school announced the m i of recess and spread tha glad tidings — GENERAL AUTO REPAIR — that ichool waa ever for the WRECKER SERVICE A ROAD SERVICE day. When the ichoolhouse finally MOTOR T U N E -U P out-Uved its usefulness and was to n down, the faithful aid ball BRA KES B A TTERIES wai stored and, apparently Wheel Balancing — Front End Work forgotten for the naxt 30 years. Covered with dust and cob­ OPEN 7 DAYS — 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. webs and tinted green by age, 90 Highway 17-92 South Thone 668-9931 it was dlscovarad by Zaral Mallard, director of Deltoee'a W E G IV E TV STAMPS adult education program. Now the eld bell, cleaned BIONDI SHELL SERVICE B L A C K F O R D ’S RED & W H IT E G R O C E R Y TOP GRADE WESTERN MEATS — FROZEN FOODS • FRESH FRUIT • VEGETABLES • BEER • WINE 91 1IWY. 17-92 I’ll. 668-1151 DeBARY, FLA. RETIREMENT LIVING A Center for Nursing and Convalescent Care Deltona N etw ork H us 50 O utlets The Deltona Corporation has over 50 authorized sales agen­ cies and branch offices locat­ ed in major cities of Ihe North and in Latin America, Europe and the Far East. For the name of the Deltona sales out­ let in your city write to The Deltona Corporation, 2813 Cor­ al Way, Miami, Fla n v lA aH '-tsfi NUMBER 2 Fairway is pictured on the unique new Deltona Golf Course which was dedicated with appropriate ceremonies attended by dignitaries on Oct. 16. FOREMOST AMONG MODERN Nt USING HOMES I)rII \HY MANOR OFFERS SERVICE AND ACCOMMODATIONS. WITH HIGHEST STANDARDS OF CARE. AT MODERATE RATES. • ENJOY INDEPENDENT LIVING IN KKTIIIKMKNT DITI.KX WITH EMERGENCY MUS I NG ATFENTION. • AN INFORMAL MANNER • WELL nAI.ANTED MEALS AND SPECIAL DIETS HIGHEST STANDARDS OF CARE • AT MODEST RATES HOME COOKIMi — CATERING REGISTERED NURSES ON DUTY 21 HOURS A DAY • LUNCH • DINNER • SUNDAY UUFFET A IR C O N D IT IO N E D For Furl her Information W rite: O PE N 6 DAYS A W EEK JOHN M. JENKINS D EB A R Y R E S T A U R A N T ! *1 HIGHWAY IT-92 DellARY. FLORIDA ld&fiwuj Administrator CLOSED WEDNESDAY -------- DOROTHY AND OSCAR I'AI'INKAC -------- LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE SUSAN W. T. CORBETT, R ealtor HOME — COMMERCIAL ACREAGE — RENTA I-S IS*-1791 (llrllary, H r ) P. 0. Box 218 Drllary, Florida yyicuwh Phone 668-1 126 Area Code 305 DeBARY, F L O R ID A 4H-U85 ♦ �i l-----------* ■ • T» fl 4 ..... ■ ■y? ir:'j; $ ...in the land of three seasons Designed primarily u a retirement community, Deitonn, with its univenal appeal haa attracted a Urge aoaiber of young faarittea. T han a n aow a e n thaa 50 aehool-aga children living in this beautiful lake* dotted, forested land. Deltona aow has over 525 homes completed or uader construction. Sixteen model homes a n en dis­ play daily. Homes priced from 97,990 to 918,350 for the 4-Bed­ room, 2-Bath Rose m odel As low as 9240 down and 949.27 per month. MACKLE BUILT Del t ona Daytona Beach 2f» miles Orlando 27 mile* Do Land 8 miles Sanford 8 miles D RIV E O U T ORIAMDO TODAY! INVESTIGATE DELTONA’S COORDINATED G-R OW'-T-H l'LAN A NEW CONCEPT O F GREAT ADVANTAGE TO HOMESITE BUYERS D rive on In te rsta te 4 betw een DeLand and Sanford to the D eltona In ­ terch an g e Follow the signs. In addition to th e com pleted firs t 9 holes of an 18 hole golf course, a m ajor expansion of D eltona’* first shopping center I* on th e draw ing hoard and scheduled to get underw ay. On th e shore* of Lake Gleason a beach and sh elter area for swimming, u n le r .skiing and picnicking haa been completed. C onstruction is also aiheduk-il to a ta r i on th e firs t In s series of neighborhood p ark s which will include shu ffleb o ard courts, h o n esh o e p its and a playground area. FOR FREE D E L T O N A BRO CH U RE W R IT E: P. 0. B O X 888 D EL T O N A , FLA. Telephone 668-4458 Sanford or DeBary Exchange �(F ije & a n fa rb % r a t b r 1964 PR O G R ES S S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y O N T H E ST. J O H N S R I V L R THE NILE OF AMERICA ED IT IO N DAYTONA 1 \ SAN m RD Heart Of The G olden 1 rio n y le Sem inole County CAPE KEN N ED Y Sanlando Dame Nature has endowed Sem­ inole County with beauty in every form, here exemplified by Beauty Queen Marla Jones, of Altamonte Springs, at one of the County’s outstanding beauty spots, Sanlando Springs. mm Seminole County has been endowed in many ways, with Florida-style homes for gra­ cious living, with agriculture, with indus­ try now expanding into the space age era, with every type of recreation for re­ laxation. Seminole County, with its Jrx three-season climate, is just plain naturally the place to live. mmm �r .xuil Jr '■ t iW W . ■ " : Boom Pictured For Seminole County _____________ 1M4 Progrggg Edition _ Equipment county to r with Ho bo O K O I* - ft a? W C w y N jr dlvcrslfleatioa this j m few added a saw division to Pyastrataci Commercial slsctretae products for tha k LI M< mtaale Industry ara saw M a g prederod is tha LooksForward ToExpansion Jaal what wUI ha seeded ta ha IN OPBIATION In tha Mar fvtora is tha way of arts rial highways, howatog, Myriads af athar requisites. la aduratiea, far example tha gemiaato Caoaty aatherltiea are ylaaalng and haUdlng amva elaaarsaaw sad ether facUJ, tlea for tha primary aad sac* endary levels. A fsasiMllty •tody has hssa approved far a yreyeaed Junior eeltoga ta •emlooie Caoaty. Plaaa a r t By tha mid-ttlrtiM It had •n the drafting beards for a sattlad down to atoady growth saw four-year state arts un- which carried It to tha yreseat iTtrviij rifiu n o il #00 ? in impraislva total af U,0M tolaOraaga Conaty, thraa wiles phoaas. Slightly las* than 10 south af Oviedo en Highway ISO a t the Semlaala-Orsage County line. This new a a lv m lty aJ* randy has aomweaead a haew ta the Oviedo area. Oviada etty tfflelala a r t la tha planMany y a rn aga tha tolaaiag stage fa r a munleipal toM Um # af Sanford wars w ater aystew. Orange aad geminate county officials a n extended around l a t a Maun preparing uniform toning to M m Um Mwmunittoa of codes for the university ar­ DoBary, XatorprUo and Os­ ea. County and itato read de­ teon. These communities grow partments a r t working en the until it was nocMiary to build drafting boards for new and a telephone office to serve the Improved highways to terra DsBary-EatorpriM area to the school. Even to the point March, 1M7. This new tola phoue office, than a part of of resurrecting the a i d too Sanford exchange, grow dream of a causeway across it waa necessary to Lake Jeasup, connecting Baa- maka It tha DaBary exchange, ford Avenue ea tha north which now has over 1,030 tele­ with Tuakawllla Road on the phones of Ito own. BecauM of south. tola araa’s clots relation to Gradually and with little Sanford too company mabh . .fa n fa re tha electronics Indus­ Ulned froe calling privileges try la spreading Into Semi between the two. nole County, not only to eervo Geneva and Oviedo did not the epaea center at Capo Ken­ aR still white Sanford waa nedy hut the vast electronlee growing ai theee two exchang and space program through- ea ara closely linked to San­ aut theta United Stater. ford, alto. Today Geneva hsa With Seminole County's In­ 234 telephones and Oviedo dustrial expansion also grow has 1,031. As theM communi­ Ing Is the need of on airport ties are cloeely linked with facility to aerve executive Sanford they voted to Inaugu­ typo aircraft along with the rate fret calling betwocn their numerous sports pianos own­ aroaa and Sanford and this ed locally. Sanford NAS servlet waa started la Febru­ Aero Club baoot its throe air- ary, 1M2. Two othar significant lmylsnea at DeLand airport The 8 a m I n a 1 e County provsmsnts to tolophooo ser­ Chamber of Ctmmorca air­ vice for too Sanford area oc­ port committee lo working curred la March, 1M7, whoa with the Federal Aviation too Sanford office changed Asrnry for tha eotabllohmont from • manual typo of opera­ of airport facilities In this tion to the newest type of dial county. A tentative aits hee equipment and la May, 1041, keen selected near Highway when subscriber direct dis­ tance dialing waa Inaugurated. 1-4. There seems to be no let­ The U. 8. Nevy continues down In the steady growth of to build Sanford Naval Air tho Sanford area and along Station, adding new plants with the necessary building etch year. Long range plane and cable addJUona wUI come call for the expenditure of m w aad rnvoluUooary chang­ approximately f l l million es auch ai the electronic cen­ within the next few yearo. tral office (described briefly And laat hut not least are at tot last Industrial Expoalthe three projects now under Hon In Sanford) and push­ atudy for the improvement of button dialing. With toe rapid Lake Monroe and tha St. expansion of long-diitanca fa Johns River to eventually cilltiai throughout tha world promote Seminole County In­ by cable, microwave and sa in a major Inland port aerv- telilte, each Sanford telephoM Inc all of Central Florida. becomes mors valuable to toa First, engineering studies user and tha telephone com are under way for a port fa- paay continues Its neverend •ility on Lake Monroe, with lag effort to provide bettor eargoeo ranging from and to service at a reasonable coat. the Atlantic seaboard aad the Mississippi Rivsr srea. Local now craft have been limited authorities are drafting a in operating en the SL Johns, measure for the 1945 Legi­ from Jacksonville to Sanford slature which would authorise and return to Jacksonville. establishment of a port auth­ Eventually, commercial an-l ority. pleasure craft also will be able Second, the SL Johne-In- to crest Florida between the dlen River District hee com­ Gulf of Mexico and tha At­ pleted initial surveys for a lantic Ocean between Yankeewaterway connecting Lake town on tha Gulf and JackMonroe and the Atlantic aonvilla and or Oak Hill on Ocean. Engineering deelgna tha ocean , via tha Croatnow are on the drafting State Barge Canal, tha SL hoards. This will open an in Johns River and the SL land waterway for commercial Johna-lndlan River Canal. and pleasure craft ta points Third. Sanford city officiate on tha Atlantic Ocean, Jack ara conducUng n atudy for tha senvilie en the north and eatebllskment of a marina on Hill on the south. Until Lake Monroe. factoring salts aad a com­ pletely toMnunanfad set cans teat range. Supporting departments laclude ■ machine shop, draft­ ing Mellon, calibration lab, publicatiaM division, and faciiitJes for planting, plaiUcs fabrication and painting. Company funded research programs tote year produced a significant development In n wideband Ulamoatry system doalgMd to provide spice scientists with aU four pri­ mary types of vibration date from alihorae vehicles. Dis­ played by Um company for Um Ural time at toe National Tele­ metry conference In Los An­ geles in Juno of tola year, toe system was received with g n a t Internet by major aero•p ie s contractors. Patents bare bean applied for by toa eompaay. ' ■ . V T‘• 'V 'V >/ ■ ‘s - - *yT-r . * -j. v •* . - "V- ' . V - *■ 5 5 S ? W .‘ - A DYNATRON1C8* antenna to m d lad H o t shipment for ing tails tion la H awaii L ay in g New Floor Cover? T ake Tip PARKER PAINTER JR. to president of Dynutronica, Inc. Mora beautiful floor cover­ ings result In born# moderni­ sation projects when underlayment la laid over the exlitlng surface. The smooth pansla cover Irregularities in toe old flooring which otherwise would mirror through to spoil too new ourface. Applicators use these pan­ els to assure top-grade results. fct WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY wssossr X ♦ *A " f e j S V - W * * ro«c*v a - a ia t O V I I D O .H O R I P A -■ r \nJ * % -----W H ■I IHUCOO IIRR A N D M a n u fa ctu rers and W holesalers 'f c U i& p b b o f fin e J ’SJdUiieAA INCORPORATED SCIEN TIFICA LLY FORM ULATED ~ PRO CESSO RS O F — fo r TALLO W F LO R ID A S O IL S T A B IL IZ E D M EAT & TALLO W BONE T hrough T he M agic Of M EAL C hem istry THE RENDERING PLANT utlllxaa dead stock, tha waata Iron slaughter houses, meat markets and othar animal rtaldua and extracts useful and valuabla products for Industry and agrlcul* tur*. O ne Of Seminole In d u strial C ounty’s More O rganizations S erving O range, Volusia an d Im portant Seminole, B rev ard Counties Since 1946 L. D. PLAN TE, O V IED O , FLA. IN C O R P O R A T E D WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY PH . 365-3231 OVIEDQ, FLORIDA % �+ * s University Promises 1964 Profrwa Edition IR O N Growth For Town rapid growth and expansion in the near future due to conatruction of the atate university just three % miles south o f Oviedo. During the past year, how­ ever, development has been at a fairly moderate pace. * Incorporated in 1925, trade mark of the top grade Oviedo has a mayor-coun­ celery and citrus grown by cil type city government. Nelson * Co. The mayor and five coun­ In downtown Oviedo there cilman tie elected; the city are several arw businesses. clerk and poUcemaa are ap­ Hogues Five and Ten Cent pointed. Lee Gary is mayor Store has recently been opened. and Bra Jones, Bob Ward, T. Next to the poet office, there L. Lingo Jr* Rex Clasts and is a new Philips and Fox up­ W. II. Martin, chairman, serve holstery shop operated by Mr. as couacilasra. Mrs. Jobs and Mrs. A1 Philips and Mrs. Courier is city clerk sad Dorothy Fox, of Chuluots. In George Kelsey it policeman. this shop professional work la Lingo serves as fire chief of done on furniture snd cars, the volunteer Ore department also slip covers, drapes and Oviedo has the low millsge bedspreads. of two mills, and is operating Bra Ward Jr., local citrus on a budget of 149,115 as com| pared to 943.M9 last year. The Cltixena Bank of Oviedo has an Increase of t l million in deposits over last ysar. Har­ den Webb, executive vice pres­ ident, says this increase b due to the good price of fruit which the citrae industry en perienced thin pest season. C. B. Clouts, president of the bank, was recently elected 48 chairman of the board. Other officers are Harold A. Ward Jr., vice president; B. F. Wheeler Jr., vice president; Jamse W. Abell, cashier; Mrs. Marie Burch, assistant cash­ ier sad Mrs. Petude Olliff, as­ sistant cashier. f Oviedo High School la ex­ periencing rapid growth. This W U shown by the Increased en­ rollment of 723 as compared to 610 last year. Clyde Holder, principal, an­ ticipates an enrollment of at least goo y f the end of this school year. Two new first grade rooms have been added and are com­ pletely modern. Two new teachers havs also been added P to the faculty. A new bus has been added which makes a total of four and each driver h u two routes twice a day to drive. Speed reading Is offered to the seqbr class and in* lytic si ____ geometry is being taught for the first time. Perhaps one the almost helpful addition* at the school was the Installation oi <9 lockers for the junior and sen­ ior high students. There is a marching band at the football gamea this year for the first time. The Junior high students are enjoying the sdditloo of three new clubs, science, honor so­ ciety and library. AIM for the first time the junior and senior students had % the opportunity to participate in a “ College Career'’ night. In the sports department a tennis team has been formed for boys and girts under the sponsorship of Jack Calvert On the John Courier Football Field, which Incidentally is one of the most beautiful field* in the state, a baseball diamond has been built. There has also # been an addition of a new sec­ tion of bleachers. • Anyone wno has ever at tendAl a basketball game in Oviedo will be Interested to know that the old gym has a new floor and a new beating •ystem has been Installed. STEEL STAIRS • POSTS • BAILINGS ALUMINUM PATIO FURNITURE 220 E . L ak e Aven Longwood PH . 828-1511 LOWEST PRICES f ^ E I S I I M 4T 1964 O F F IC E R S RESOURCES C. R. CLONTS President L. H. WEBB Loans A Discount* ............ ................... Retentive Vice-President O v erd raft* ..................................................... Banking House ...................................... Furniture A Fixture* .......................... Other Real K*tate Owned, I’urking Lot Other Reaource* .................................. U. S. Government Bond* *• • • • s e e s • • s e e * a s s e s s e s State, County A Municipal Bond* ...... Cn*h and Due from Bunk* e e e e e e e e e e e e e e a s e e * HAROLD A. WARD, JR. Vice-President & F. WHEELER, JR. Vlee-Prceident JAMES W. ABELL Cnsbier MRS. MARIE S. BURCII 81,073,053.03 Nun* 31,667.67 16,585.24 3.025.00 2.922.12 2,528,247.64 81,803.60 432,434.47 I t Ib w ith extrem e pride th a t we point — TOTAL Assistant Cashier to ou r grow th of m ore MRS. PENNIE M. OLLIFF Assistant Cashier IJA B IL IT IE S th a n one million dollars in deposits Capital Stock ...................................................... Surplu* .......................... ..................................... Undivided Profit* ............................ ................. Reserve for Bad D ebt*............................ ......... Reserve for Taxes • • • • « • • • e e e .e e e .e . .e e * e e * e . e e e e e e . « .. .< Dividend* Declared, U npaid.............................. Interest Collected but Not E arned................... Accrued Interest Due on Saving* Certificate* Deposit* .............................................................. d u rin g our laHt fiscal y e a r . . . The la rg e st percen tag e of grow th o f any bunk in Seminole 5 ia » * i County. D IR E C T O R S C. R. CLONTS W. G. K1LUEE LEFT TO RIGHT: e?«V Sealed: Harold A. Ward, Jr, B. F. WARD C. R. Clont* and L. II. Wehb, Standing: B. F. Ward. C. S. Lee. W. G. Kilbee and B. F. The mortgage of the Oviedo Woman’s Club wai paid off during the past year. OvieJo la privileged to have a new dentist in town. Dr. Hugh A. Gregory, of Winter Park, has hours two days a week in his office in the Eate* building. Nelson and Co. who remodel­ ed and made additions to their office* over a year ago. have recently redecorated. The draperies m the executive of flees are in • white rote de­ sign and it was Intare*ting to team that this whits rose la a symbol of the “ Whit# Rom” extrema cold and too much water. Ziegler wares home­ owners they must be able to cope with these problems if they want successful plant­ ings. If the citrus enthusiast fol­ lows the following guidelines, he can expect a reasonable chance for satisfactory devel­ opment, says Ziegler. (1) Plant citrus where cold winter wiods can be avoided It there is a tendency for low temperatures la the area. 8uch protection is not as necessary on homesites in the southern part of the state. (2) Plant citrus on soil which Is well-drained. If the land is low and poorly drain­ ed, it is often possible to build a mound of soil and plant the tree on top of the mound. This provides a greater amount ol soli for rooting. STATEMENT AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, The popular and civic-mind ed John Courier la the newly j appointed poatraaster in Ovle- Mead Manor, the new deve lupment on the northeast aide of town and bordering on fake Charm, continue* to grow. They have a highly satisfac­ tory water system and two new homes have recently beep biult and are now occupied. Several Iota have been told and new homes will be started in the near future. THE EASTERN Seminole Band is a do-it-yourself culture project start­ ed several years ago by. the citizens of Geneva and is a good example of what a small community can do in the way of a community band. There are 20 members and it is directed by Richard Zeliey, When a newcomer mores to Florida from tbs North, he wants to plant a citrus tree la tho backyard to satisfy his dream of many years. This is not only a practical Idea, says L. W. Ziegler, profeasor of fruit crops at the Unlrersity of Florida college of agriculture, but a good op­ portunity to use the Calatnondin, kumquat, or Temple orange for both their orna­ mental beauty and edible fruit. Most citrus trees will grow with little effort, in fact, citrua trees thrived so well along the rivers and lakes of the state before they were cultivated by man, an 18th century botanist was confused over whether they were native. However, tree growth can be hindered by two factora — B. F. WHEELER, JR. Wheeler, Jr. • ’ A ► | tk \ E ||\ ( V i lk ■V - ; j r . W A im 4] fiM ( a M i f W l 11 ■ \-H \ aa. I ---- B a n k c-j' O viedo a ti iffr 11 �1 __________________ 1X4 Progrw Edition Seminole Memorial Hoepital ranks among the best in the country. It has been ao rated in official reporta by many represenUtirea of medical and al­ lied organizations and institutions. And construction ia to be started, within the next month on a new wing which will increase Dr. George Stsrtte, president; its capacity by 50 per Dr. Resesjed, rice president, cent to 300 beds. sad Dr. Caarias Hardwick, When this new wing Is aeeretarrtreaeorer. completed end furnlahed, cash raage plans tor tbs outlay for the facility . . . In- hospital point to a still ltrg sr eluding resl estate, building wing to the roar and south of and furnishings . . . will have preseat facility, totaled $3.S millions, according ■ to Robert Beiserer, who has p i • I A M ___ been administrator for near | >| Q | | Q g y | | 0 | j The new wing construction I ■ | ill el will cost approximately ft | Q 0 q | IT 6 9 1 1 1 6 1 fully decorated with animal scenes from children’s folklore, accomplish­ mllilon, U per cent given in a ed by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Seminolo County Medical' Society. federal grant and U per cent A l l U I ___ New electrically controlled hospital beds also have been installed (lower to be aaaeated Seminole Coun- f | | | | Q q | L O llQ photo.). (Herald Photos) ty property owners. The new * wing will be located Immedl- Florida atretebea more than atcly to the west of the pre- too miles from Its northern sent plant. boundary to Uw chain of keya Seminole Memorial Hoepital at its southern end. Naturally recently increased its capacity tho climate varies. But be* to MO beds with the opening cause the state is surrounded of a new M bed pediatrics on three side* by water the ward. Also, new boapltil-type regional variations are not eg. furniture hiu been purchased, treme. such as electrically controlled Sunshine: The percentage of beds tor the patients' comfort pocatble sunshine in Florida la And In the children's rooms high. Even raor« Important, in the pediatrics ward ia a new (he highest percentage comes type lounging chair especially in winter when It Is needed for mothers. Should a mother m o st In summer, the sunshine decide to stay late or even ail is normally tempered by fleecy night the chairs opens into a clouds and occasional refresh* singlo bed. ing rains. And at ail seasons, The hospital's personnel now the sunshine actually reaching numbers about 223. with a the ground contains a maximonthly payroll of fio.ooo. The mum of health-giving ultranumber of employes will be violet waves because the clear increased to more than 300 air la free of tmog and dust with the opening of the new Winter Temperatures: These wing next year. vary from warm-temperate In Truitees of the hospital are the north to semltropical in the A. B. Peterson Sr., president; south. Occasional short cold John Evans, vice president; spells may cause the vacationAndrew Carraway, secretary* 1st to refrain from aurf bathtreasurer; John Schlrard and Ing for a day or two. But auch Robert Bradford. periods are brief. Average midOfficer! of the medical staff day temperaturei In January are Dr. Gordon Stanley, pees* gradually Increase from tbc Went; Dr. Edward Epstein, mid-elxties In the northern pari SEMINOLE COUNTY is lo­ trained and courteous person­ vice president, and Dr. Robert of the state to the low-sevenRosemond, secretary • treasur cated in the c u t central por­ nel will gladly help with any tion of Florida. 30 miles inland Information, i’bone FAirfax 2- Officers of the Seminole Mustard is grown exten­ from the blue Atlantic and 2312. County Medical Society are sively in the United State*. eorthweat of world-famed Cape Kennedy, center for our na­ tion'! ambitious ipice explora­ tion program. Abounding In natural sub­ tropical beauty, Seminole County offe-a a diversity of wholesome Interests to those BUILT W ITH who rhoose to raise their fam­ ilies here, or spend their re­ tirement years in carefree re­ laxation. Here also the visitor finds a cordial welcome end a Wide variety of facilities to make his stay with us a plea­ sant and memorable one. One of Florida's smallest counties In urea, Seminole Is a land of sparkling, spring-fed lakes, gently rolling pine-cov­ A. D uda & Sons, grow ers and ered hills, giant oaks and cy­ press trees, where quiet sub­ shippers of Florida oranges, urban communities comprise approximately one-tuli of the g ra p e fru it and ta n g e rin e s county's population . . . now estimated at almost 80,000. Sanford, on the southern shore of Uw St. Johns River at Lake Monroe, la the county's major A. Duda ft Son* — city with a population now approaching 30,000. One of Central Flori­ The bails oi Seminole Coun­ ty's economy is Us vegetable da’s leading c a t t l e and citrus Industries, but in re­ ranchera with many cent years the establishment Of electronics and other light prize cattle of MUlue manufacturing plants in the Ribbon” and breeder area has added very substant­ ially to payroll income. atock quality. The U. S. Naval Air Station, • permanent air training bate located at Sanford, la an Im­ portant stabilising Influence in the eounty'a economy, and fur­ ther enlargement and improve­ ment of existing facilities at the Station will add almost flS million to Uw area over a period of several years. The production of horticul­ IN AGRICULTURE tural specialities, poultry and tattle raising m n d out SemiA. Duda ft Sons ranks aoie County's agricultural la- WALLS'OF Seminole Memorial Hospital's pediatrics word are color­ as oaa of Florida’s leading producers, processors nod shippers of celery, tweet corn sad augnr rate. SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Hospital, as it appears today, is pictured in this aerial shot furnished by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. However, construction will be started late next month on a n**w $1 million wing to the right of the present plant. In years to come, long range Elans indicate, u new and very large wing will e erected to the rear of this building. OVIEDO'S {jJsdaoim SPO RTSM AN ! W e’re proud o f the w onderful F ishing and H u n tin g in the Oviedo area . HOPE Y O U YOUR EN JO Y V IS IT ! E V E R Y T H IN G FOR COMPLETE LIN E OF HUNTING CAMPING S P O R T IN G OUTDOOR FUN Wa Feature • Johnaoa Outboard Motors • Remington And Winchester Rifle* ft Shotgun* • Browning Automatic Shotguns G O O D S! We also stock a com plete line o f hardw are and sm all b rand nam e appliances, such as Sunbeam and others. • HARDW ARE • TO OLS • A P P L IA N C E S Come in and browse around! INCORPORATED SLA VIA, FLA. / Phone 365*3231 OVIEDO, FLA % �[»!?♦< i Inviting Waterways Beckon The Fisherman To Seminole 1964 ProimtM Edition Building Firm In 36th Year Way back In September Russell J . Burnup and RUey V. Sims, armed with $30 In *caih, a Ford roadster and kiti of carpenter tools, formed a partnership (or building re­ pairs, alterations and sand *hauling to plastering contrac­ tors. Burnup It Sims, Inc., employs a working force of 430 men engaged In construction of buildings, installing under­ ground casings, and ail phases of telephone and gas con­ struction, Including transmiss­ ion and distribution. The company has performed work for the American Tele phone and Telegraph Company and for Southern Bell Tele pany since 1931. 1 The partners in 1937 started .building new homes for sale. These were the first new homes bultt In West Palm Beach in 10 years. In 1941 the partnership was changed to Burnup It Sims, ‘ Inc., with principal activities being building msterlal deal­ er, cooduit contractor, build­ ing department, gas depart­ ment, and casing department. Work In Puerto Rico wsi start­ ed In 1939 and Call Burnup and Sims, Inc., was formed in 1980. Areas serviced by Burnup A Sims, Inc., are the Deep South of the United States and the Carribean communication and utilities companlea. Company employes, besides participating in a credit union and group insurance plan, also benefit from a profit sharing plan designed primarily as a supplement for Social Secur­ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS' Town Hail (top houses Council chambers, ad­ ministrative offices and the police nnd fire departments. The Town re­ cently completed a new water system, main building of which is pictured below. (Herald Photos) not only a credit to us but also to himself and the peo­ ple we serve. We are interested In ex­ panding on a solid foundation without neglecting the cus­ tomers we now have. ity. A booklet handed all new The company Is Interested company employes, reflects In profits and security for the firm ’s alms: our employes. We want our The basic aim of Burnup men to feel they are a part and Sims, Inc. is to satisfy of this company. A chain is no stronger than our customers and to per­ form our work efficiently ita weakest link of ail of us from top management to the and well. It la our desire that every man in a crew Is a part of employe conduct himself that chain—let us strive to in such a manner that he is have no weak links. Area Waters Bountiful With Fish The St. Johni River, curling • bout the ea.H ami north edges of Seminole County, forms three lakes on its meandering journey through the area . . . Lake Monroe and Lake Har­ ness, each approximately seven miles In length, and I’uule Lake, an appropriate name for Its male of channels, sand spits, deep pools and marshy Islands. Another large lake. I.ake Jes­ sup, is wholly within the coun­ ty and drains into the St. Johns. In addition, the river forms hundreds of back-water sloughs and these, with many beautiful tributary creeks, pro­ vide an endless stretch of In­ viting waterways for the fish­ erman with a boat and kicker. There are also a number of inland spring-fed lakes through­ out Seminole County. Tho Wckiva River, which forms most of the Western boundary of the county, is a narrow stream that winds through picturesque wild and semi-witd, subtropical land Ked by three famous central Florida springs, its waters arc cool even in summer. Fish tak­ en from it have an unusual!) fine flavor. Bass may be taken all year around by artificial lures, flies or live bait. While enthusiastic | Security Assets Top $7 Million I.ONC;WOOD’S now City Hall is pictured. It houses Council chambers, ad­ ministrative offices as well as other burcuus. (Herald Photo) shad fishermen are inclined to belittle the fight in a Urge mouth bass, the advice is, "Don't try to take Seminole County bass with a poor line." They weigh from two to 18 pounds, with the average catch from three to four pounds. Speckled perch are caught for the most part in the large lakes during the fall and win­ ter season. The "speck" fishern u n trolls with small aitulcat lures or live minnows, but many a bass fisherman comes up with a big perch on his line. Bream bite during the entie year in deep holes and in creeks. Florida bream and perch are not to be confused with the smaller fish by these names caught in northern waters. The Florida variety are much larger than their "yan- ford up stream to Lake Har­ ney, and draw fishermen from kee" counterparts. Shad, though a salt water all over the Unites! States dur­ fish, come up Into the St. | ing the shad season. Johns River every year from the Atlantic to spawn Inside Of Door near the bars and sand bot­ toms The *un begins as early S torage Spot as December and continues un­ The Inside of a kitchen or til around the first of March. rloset door ran be put In good (The shad are protected by use by installing a panel. state law from March IS to With flush doors, this may Nov. IS). be done by using regular While many expert fisher­ screen molding around the men prefer casting with spinn­ door perimeter to provide ing or fly taskle for shad, be­ spare for the storage hooks ginners with no practice may that lit the perforations. Then take their share by trolling. add more screen molding to The shad weigh from two to the exposed edges as a frame. eight pounds, with the average On ordinary two-panel doors in the three pound class. The having recessed panels, apply females are heavy with that the perforated hardboard first favorite of gourmets, shad roe. and then the trim molding. The best shad grounds lie It's a good Idea to spraybetween Lake Monroe at San­ paint before putting it up. Dramatic changes a r t tak­ ing place on Orlando Avanue (17-93) in Winter Park. A note­ worthy change la the new home of Security Federal with Its attractive building and flowing fountains. This association celebrated its fifth birthday on Oct. 1. In these five je a rs total assets have Increased from $389,000 to 17,310,000. Reserves set aside for added strength stood at $0 on opening day and have increased to $283,000. From its very beginning Se« curity Federal haa been inter­ ested in serving North Orange and South Seminote Counties, Nearly one half of all residen­ tial loans have been made on properties In Seminole Coun­ ty. We are pleased that we have t*cn able to make this substantial contribution to the economic growth of the area. When visiting the Winter Park Mall or Fte'aTa new shry ping center, Include a visit to Security Federal. They will be happy to show you around and have you meet the staff. All savings received by the loth of the month earn divid­ ends from the first. Current dividend la 4V4 per cent per annum. The Security also pays the Florida intangible tax on savings held by them. Dwarf Built-Ins Giant Store-Aids Dwarf built-ins for ito n g e {ned goods. Attractive, factory- [ occupy small space but put finished panels in woodgrain things where they're needed. patterns can be used for en- \ The home handyman needs j closing the framing lumber only some decorative hard- ami for sliding doors. Dwarf cabinets arc common board panels, framing lum­ ber, fasteners and ingenuity to under the eaves in the attic. make attractive storage in Build them high enough for unconventional locations. hanging garments the length A “ skinny" cabinet in the of a man's Jacket. Cover bathroom will make room for framing with paint grade harditems usually jammed into a board. medicine cabinet. There’s room in a kitchen or A beaver Is capable of cut­ nearby hallway for a similar ting down a willow tree five thin cabinet for storing can inches thick in three minutes. Specialist in Heavy Construction Caribbean to the Carolinas IT PAYS T O SAVE WITH SECURITY Above and below: W e’re proudly co n trib u tin g to the growth and develop­ m ent of the Seminole County area. Early construction PROVEN on one of the THROUGHOUT TH E SOUTHEASTERN Miami Itadio Relay Stations, extending A BILITY STATES A N D TH E AND PERFO RM A NCE U N ITED CARIBBEAN . . . FOR from North Georgia MORE T H A N TH IRTY -TH REE YEARS, B U R N U P to North and & SIMS HAVE ENJOYED AN EX CELLEN T South Andytown, SAFETY RECORD. South Florida. W e point with pride to the larg e num ber of custom ers we have served in this area, both for loans and for savings. • HUIL DING CONSTRUCTION • CONDUIT CONTRACTORS W e would welcome the opportunity to serve you. • GAS DISTRIliUTtON < SYSTEMS • POLE SETTING W hen you visit the new W in ter P ark Mall plan to come ju st a short distance fa rth e r and visit w ith us in o u r attractiv e new building. • TRENCHING • WELDED PIPE LINES • RAILROAD. HIGHWAY & RIVER CROSSINGS MORE THAN SA V IN G S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION > 3 * South OiUedo Avium • WiaUt Faik, Florida PIECES OF ROLLING EQUIPMENT Ficlu.ite of I'ump* and Air Compreaaof* “CONSTANTLY B ETTER SERVICE” BURNUP & SIM S, INC 201 N. M aple Ave. S an fo rd , Fla. P h. 322-8771« �« • ( A New Adventure SEMINOLE COUNTY HAS IT! . . . AN ABUNDANCE OF ALTAMONTE S P RINGS, . --------------------------------------------------- a charm* Ing tow n of homes am ong c itr u s R rorea and % In L i v i n g SEMINOLE COUNTY IS BLESSED, TOO, W ITH THRIVING NATURAL BEAUTY . . . BLU E LAKES AND W INDING TOWNS AND QUIET RESIDENTIAL AREAS . . . . RECREA­ RIVERS . . . SPR EA D IN G OAKS AND MAGNOLIAS . . . . TIONAL FACILITIES FOR EVERY AGE GROUP . . . AND OVIEDO, EXOTIC PLA N TS AND TROPICAL FLOWERS . . . AND A Jessup, is a highly developed farm section W ONDERFUL CLIM ATE TH A T CALLS ONE TO T H E CULTURAL. SPIR IT U A L AND CIVIC ADVANTAGES THAT TELL YOU, “ HERE IS PARADISE LIVING FOR ALL H EALTHFUL OUTDOORS EVERY MONTH OF T H E YEAR. THE FAM ILY.” on on t h e south side of I.nke rich ntuckland. A lthough primarily rural in c h a r a c te r , O viedo ha* a well equipped medical center, good school*, and a muni* clear, sand Imllnm lakes, is located on St a la ripally owned and operated sw im m ing pool. H ighw ay 116 and adjacent to I n t e r s t a t e I. It* proxim ity to th e location selected (or The favorite of w inter v is ito r s aince th # th e new Hast O n t r n l Florida S ta te l niver- t u r n of the c entury, th is peaceful communl* sity i* giving new im p e tu s to the town, and ty is now a residential c e n te r for m any r e ­ it* rivje leaders a r e now p re p a r in g for Ilia tire d families and for e x ecutives w ho w o rk Impact in W in te r P a rk and Orlando. learning will have upon the area. which th is in stitu tio n NORTH ORLANDO . . --------------------------------------- IS of higher Seminole f o u n t s ’.* newest Incorporated town. V com­ CASSELBERRY th e fastest C ounty. S tale m u n ity of a t t r a c t i v e homes, it is located is a p a rt of one of grow ing sections Located on Highway H ighw ay lu st of I.ongwood a n d H ighw ay IT '.).', w ith ­ in Seminole in easy c o m m u tin g distance of the urban 17-0— and I Id. ( a - s e lh e r r y and Brea*. its s i s t e r com m u n ity . I e ra P a rk , ha v e a ttra c t* ed m any new residents whose lovely hornet encircle the small lakes which dot the coun­ try side. Several new modern shopping c e n te r s and an electronics added plant materially at lo C a sse lb e rry th e have developm ent of S \N FO R D , th e s e two im portant south Sem inole ('n untv towns. Seminole ( 'u n i t y go v e rn m e n t, is a rapidly g row ing iilv radi­ a tin g so u th w a r d from the s h o r e s of th e SI. Jo h n s Itiver at l a k e .Monroe. Fa-ily H uesaible fro m all p a r t s of th e country it is aervrd by a complex of a r te r ia l highw ays, Including te r s ta te f ederal 17-92 a n d the new In­ I. the m ain line of the A tlantic Coast F in e Kailrnad and tw o m ajor trailseo n lin e n ta l channel hi tins the SI. sv stems. I o Ii i i - \ twelve-foot provides a federal­ ly m a inta ine d w aterw ay to Jacksonville and I.ONGWOOD th e e n tir e e a ste rn seaboard. was founded in IST.'i and played a large part in the early s e ttle m e n t S a n f o r d ’s medical facilities a re am ong Ihe nf th is section of the s ta te . S tr e tc h in g w e s t ­ finest in Ihe s t a l e , it- municipal ( ivic t i n ­ w ard from H ighway 17-92. I.ongwood ha s te r and y e a r a r o u n d recreational program im m ediate n e rrss to I n t e r s t a t e have received n a tio n a l publicity. I. and h a s The economy of Sanford is basically a g r i­ become one of the c o u n ty 's most p r o g r e s ­ cultural. hut in recent y e a r s a num b e r of sive town*. light C o n tributing to the g r o w th a n d eeonnmle m a n u f a c tu r in g plant* have been es­ sta b ility of I.ongwood lias been th e e s t a b ­ tablished in Ihe a re a . S a n f o r d is th e home lishm ent of light of Ihe N.ivv’s Itecoonaissance in d u stry . Including tw o I. a most im p o rta n t factor in the nation's electronic* plant*, in lh a I.ongwood area T w o famous florid.i a tt r a c t i o n s defense nre in A w a rm m u n ity . . . the "Hig T r e e ." oldest known C n ite d progra m , and of S anford Naval A cadem y, a pre p a ra to ry sellout lor hoys. th e vicinity of this ce n tra lly located c o m ­ living cypre** In the \lt.ick U mg friendliness in evidente ev e ry ­ where, reasonably priced h om es and home- S late*, and sites, com plete shopping facilities, a n d an beuutiful Sunlamlo S prings. efficient and f o rw a rd looking nl v g o v e rn ­ ment m a k e S a n fo rd one of I lorul.i - most a ttr a c tiv e .small cities. N mA it 1, ! . A i \ r . iM W A itu r ., I L E OF COMMERCE d l l LI OTA, FOREST CITY, BEAR LAKE AND GOLDEN ROD ARE ALL TOW NS AND SETTLEMENTS O F RURAL QUIET AND DISTINCTIVE CHARM, YET ADVANTAGEOUSLY CLOSE TO URBAN AREAS. l u l l 1 l KI I I I U I M OKM A I ION U K i l l . I*. (). DRAW ER CC SANFORD, FLORIDA �* 1964 Pragm a Edition BY JANE CASSELBERRY Casselberry, Seminole’s second largest muni* clpnllty, is strategically located on Highway 17-92 between Sanford and Orlando in the midst of one of the state’s fastest growing areas. Known as a realty tax-free town, Casselberry has attracted residents of diverse incomes who have built their homes on the shores of the 27 lakes or on one of the quiet shaded atrccta. Many buiincawa have also opened In the town within the p ast year adding to Ute local industrici, which range from fern to furniture. There are several (hopping centers, In­ cluding Seminole Plata, one of the lergeit in Central Florida, with Ha Cinema, Trade Winda Cafeteria and ihopi and stores of every description. Representing the electronics Industry end the manufacture of space age hardware are Johnson's Electronics, Dear­ born Electronics and Fab Tool Company, Taking care of the educa­ tional needs of the commun­ ity's rhildren a rt Lyman High School, South Seminote Jun­ ior High School and South Seminole Elementary School. Looking after the spiritual needi of the residents are the community's churches . . . Casselberry Community Meth­ odist, Ascension Lutheran, Messiah Lutheran and West­ minster Presbyterian as well as churches of many other de­ nominations located in the im­ mediate area. Recreational opportunities are numerous. Land o’ Lakes Country Club has an excellent 16-bole golf course end Olym­ pic site swimming pool. Swim­ ming, boating, fishing and wa­ ter ikllng are enjoyed in the many lakes. The town sup­ ports a recreation center for the young people, and has built two Little League base­ ball diamonds. One of the biggest boosts to baseball and soitball in tne county this year has been the lighting of the bill park leased by the town io Seminole Lit­ tle League Association. At present (ho group, through a cooperative community effort, Is resurfacing (he field and building new bleachers and dugouts. The Seminole Little League Senior All Stars were runners-up in the state tour­ nament this yrar. A Men's Softball League also played night games at the field this summer, Seminole Baceway is winter headquarters for many cham­ pion harness horses and quarterhorsrs. The nearby Jai Alai Fronton and the Sanford Orlandn Kennel Club grcylaiund raring provide amusement for winter visitors and local resi­ dents alike. The town has a well trained and equipped Volunteer Fir« Department, which has two fire engines, a rescue vehicle, water safety boat and a resitsrltalor. The liremen arc proud of their entry, Miss Itobbic Watkins, who was elected Miss Flame of Seminolo Coun­ ty this year. lloth the lire and |xdicc de­ partments have radio equip­ ped vehicles. There arc five policemen in the department und two patrol cars. Casselberry has good street lighting, city water ami sani­ tary sewer service. The major road project within the town ti is year was the paving of Winter I’ark Drive, a cooper­ ative project with the county. Incorporated in 1940, the town is governed by a major and board of aldermen PROGRESSIVE Casselberry’* town hall U pictured. It houses Council During 1964 the Florida State Bank has continued to ahare In the growth of Sanford and Seminole County. Deposits are up substantially and the num­ ber of customers served has Increased dally. In keeping with the recent progress of the area, the bank added a complete complex of IBM data processing equip­ ment. This addition will en­ able the Florida State Bank to offer the most modern and complete financial services as the Sanford area expands dur­ ing the coming years. As a responsible member of the community, the bank pro­ vided key leadership In the promotion of the proposed mlllioa-dollar marina on the chambers, administrative offices and the police and fire departments. Porch Becomes Room For Play When is a porch not a porch? When a home owner tu»*n u Into an extra bedroom, aitting room, TV room or hobby spot. Sagging lines have been eliminated and the floor cov­ ered with underlayment top­ ped by a flexible tile or aimliar material Modem windows have been installed. New walls have covered the siding or brick veneer. Fre­ quently used are woodgrained hardboard panels, available at lumber yards in a variety of patterns such is walnut, cher­ ry, teak, elm, oak and pecan. Built-ins for book or hobby storage have been included in the renovation. city lakefront. Thia projected gation aa a cltixen of the local i obllgatloa aa wo participate la marina should have a pro­ boitacu community. We shall! tha continued growth of thia found and favorable economic alwaya atm * to fulfill our I section of Florida." impact upon the entire area. On June S, 1961, permission was granted for the establish­ ment of an affiliated bank in the Sanford Shopping Center. This new organisation will be known as the United State Bank of Seminole and will pro­ vide complete financial ser­ B O T T LED vices to Sanford and the sou­ thern portion of Seminole GAS County. This new affiliate plans to be in operation in January, 1966 The emergence of Sanford as a retail shopping center has posed many problems for the T I’r r C y lla d e r merchants of the area. In an ^ 0 100 Founds Dm effort to assist these mer­ • We will fill y o u r c y lin 0 chants, the Florida State Bank rier our p lnnt, BOt sponsored a merchandising w . nth st. ion lb.i y « K [ clinic. This clinic was conduct­ c y linde r tn.OO, 'JO lb. ed by three outstanding author­ cylinder 9-00. ities on merchandising and was • We will pick up, fill w * well received by the local re­ a n d d e l iv e r > v u r 100 ll>. c y l i n d e r f o r $ H . O O . . tailers. Allow 4 days. “Service to Sanford and • We will loan y< u a J u J R H r Seminole County is not only q riU b JZ S fggJ our stoex in uaae.** stated T. a u to m a tic re g u la to r E. Tucker, president of the for a se rvice c h a r g e --V A: pe r m o n th bank, “ But it is also our obliry!:n- U nique Canopies Bed canopiei will delight the growing girli in your family. They can be sturdy, decora­ tive, and distinctive without costing a lot of money, espec­ ially if Dad undertakes the Job as a home handyman project. d e r s f o r fO.OO o 3 l t h e ■ p e r ^ |^ |B H M H H a — NO INSTALLATION CHARGE CALL 322-5733 NATURAL GAS FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAS BEYOND THE MAINS John Adams was the first U. S. president to receive the oath of office from the chief Justice of the Supreme Court. 109 W. 1st STREET AT THE END of a strenuous, fun-filled day at the Dusty Boots rodeo, o 0 Priscilla Mitchell, of Longwood, and three-year-old Mike Cosby, of North Orlando, get ready to go home. (Herald Photo) > H IG H W A Y 17-92, CASSELBERRY SITUATED ON HIGH ’N DRY WOODED LOTS IN OVIEDO, THE HEART OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. DESIGNED AND DEVELOPED FOR MAXIMUM SAFETY, SECURITY AND ENJOYMENT. I SHOEMAKER Construc­ tion Company — A view of one of the contempor­ ary homes built hy this outstanding builder in the $15,500 range. * OUR SERVICES INCLUDE Built-Ins Can Add Pleasure • Complete Funeral Arrangements, including Shipment and Cremation. Even in a new home, builtIns can add pleasure and com­ fort to a family'* living. Various types can be built to fit the family'! wants and space. They are a cinch for the family handyman with a flair for using carpentry tools and the ability to follow an easy-to-read plan and then improvise to suit his whims. One family might fancy hav­ ing a music wall to house ra­ dio, hi-fi ami television. An­ other might prefer a studytype installation with cabinets, desk, book shelves and the like. • 21 Hour Ambulance Service; oxygen equipped. Ferdinand Magellan, the famous explorer, was killed in|tiM Philippine Islands. n e e d e d low cylinder rate. 24 HR. AMBULANCE SERVICE OXYGEN EQUIPPED RADIO DISPATCHED • Chapel seating 100 or more people. rV I- I.. FAUI.K, Builder—A custom-built, three bedroom home on • beauti­ ful lot. This home, in the $23,500 clans, is centrally heated and fully air conditioned. • HOMES • HOMESITES • COUNTRY PROPERTY ---------Sales A gents for M ead M a n o r ---------- R. M. NIIILACK. Licensed Funeral Director HENRY 8. ATKINSON, Associate 1 REALTO R Phone 365-3915 OVIEDO, FLORIDA HWY. 17-92 (ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE) % a s fam e J CASSELBERRY, FLO RIDA * �ll Experiment Station Farm Here Seeks Funds For Expansion Peach, Ornamentals DevelopmeL.. The 1965 Legislature will be requested to ap­ propriate 3292.180 for the expansion of the Central Florida Experiment Station of the University of Florida, now located on Celery Avenue. Dr. J. W. Wilson, entomologist in charge of the local station, said the funds, if approved next the county sections, there are year, will l>e used for the large tract* nf poorly drained construction of new build­ soila In each of the five ings to replace the pre- countlre. If these, st present *ent old structures nnd for undrained, areas are diked the purchase of more land on and pumped for agricultural which to carry out agricul­ usage, provision m utt be tural experiments. made for irrigation during For example. Dr. Wilson dry periods. Pcsches stated, the need presently is for extensive study into the With the development of development of peach crops varieties of peaches accept­ and ornamental vegetation in able for local marketing, Seminole Cct-n*y. The oma growers In Lake, Volusia and mentals would be for rest- western Seminole Counties dential lawns, gardens wnd have shown great Interest In developing a peach growing the like. Dr. Wilson and his aides at industry. An active peach the station recently completed growers association has been a survey nf the future role of formed and 600 acres of the station in the five-county peaches were harvested in the area of East Central Florida: Central Florida area in the Brevard, I-ake, Seminole, Or- spring of 1904. It Is estimat­ ed that six to eight thousand range and Volusia Counties. Dr. Wilson's introduction to acres of peaches will be under the extensive five-county sur­ cultivation by the end of 1904. Many cultural, produc­ When telephones looked this way back la vey follows: tion, packaging, and market­ 1882, you ran bet there wera plenty of By Dr. J. W. Wilson CITRUS IS RATED us the No. 1 Industry of people around predicting that this a • * taken from the Citrus Tower ut Clermont gives The very rapid population ing problems must be solved Seminole County. More than 20,000 acres yield “phone” idea would never catch on. a perspective as to how Seminole County citrus increase taking place and ex­ if the peach growers of Flor­ well over 36 million in citrus crops. This view lunds would appear from the uir. (Herald Photo) pected to continue during the ida are to reap rtasonahl# But phones did cutch on. Constantly b a­ next 25 years is tha major profits on their investments. ll roving . . , providing broader eervicM. Seminote County is the i tural agent estimated that Research 'workers will be required at factor to be considered in any A research p r o g r a m for smallest of the five counties {lists vulue of the major coinToday, here in Florida. Southern Bell haa In ths paat, research am -1 the Central Florida Expertlong range plan for this five- peaches would require 100 served by the Central Florida modifies had increased to phasis at ths Central Florida ' ment Station in ths near fumore than 1.650.000 telephones la opera­ county area. At the present acres of suitable land and a Experiment Station in area, 415.000,000 and that the total Experiment Station haa hern lure. An additional entmuoltion. Ami still the planning and working time the population density in research staff of an entomol­ but rank* second to Orange ugri-l>usincss of tha county primarily on tha production : "gist and horticulturist should goes on. In 1964 more than $79 tniilioa this five-county area is 127.1 ogists, plant pathologist, hor­ County in people per square was 670.000,000. will he spent in the state to add new tele­ of vegetables. Tha magnitude l>« obtained as soon as poapeople per square mile as ticulturist, and herbicide spe­ mile s t 171. Most of the pop­ phone facilities a m i improve existing ones. of this industry will probably slide. Water Problems c o m p a r e d with 98.0 per cialist. A research program ulation ia concentrated in The number of customer* served will top necessitate continued am-1 Due to its central location, The majority of the aeresquare mile for Florida and in handling, packaging, and Sanford or along U. S . High1.090,000, and *ome 99,000 phones will ha planted to vrgctaMrs in phasia In this direction. How- (H>th geographically nnd pop62.4 per square mile for the marketing peaches should be way 17-92 and Interstate 4. Seminole County is subsur- ever, an effort must b« made ulatlon wise, it is the oplninstalled. By the end of the year Southern United States. Projected pop­ organised in the near future. The adjoining Orlando area face irrigated with artesian to anticipate the needs of the j,,,, of this writer that the Bell's total investment la Florida wfll reach $763 million. ulation increases indicate a The need for a research pro­ and major U. S. highways vvuter through three • inch future and prepare to serve Central Florida Experiment total population of three to gram for utilisation of sur­ going through the county , tilws. The tiles also serva to the growers during the year* station should remain in These are some of the plana foe IBM. Lihs ■even millions of people in plus peaches may be required Florida itself. Southern Beil is pledged ta ^ | drain the soil. This system ahead. Hecently there ha* Seminole County. In addition, Florida by 1973 and 1.189,000 rn“thaTear fut'ura l7t7e"»pld 11*"* Utn, * * progress. And we’ve come a long way been a great increase In the with the new interstate ruutr expansion in planted acreage lh# ™“nty \ *r“" lh' U wa* developed in the early of these people in this five■Inca 1882. expected that these factors, 11*00* for the production of production of the ornamental t t „ the west of Sanford, and takes place that aoma devel­ county area. land and housing develop­ celery ami ia (till used for plant and foliage plant in* Orlando ami a new state uniopers envision. Population pressures have ments, plus affects of missile th at purpose as well as for dustry in Orange County. U crslty to the south of Snnalready inflated land values Another research program activities, will continue to cabbage, beans and other Horticultural specialties in | ford to draw growth in those to ths point that it is Im­ which should b« organised at contribute to ths growth of Seminole County had a value I directions, the station should crops . practical to use much of the tha earliest posaibla moment ths county which ia expected of Just under 42,000.000 in be east of Sanford Disadvantages to the sub­ land for economical crop pro­ Is one designed to develop in­ to expand a t a rate of 82 per irrigation are as fol- 1959 and is continually in­ Southern BoD duction. The peaty murk soils formation for the home own- cent by 11*70. With tha steady surface creasing. As this industry de­ |,n”s" along the St. John'* Uiver in j er. As pointed out in each of development of Deltona, a ...Sifting Yob There are 4 5 million per velops problem* of nutrition, 1. Expensive—approximate­ disease, insect, nematode and j sons in Finland served by 225 Brevard County have for the | the county reports the <1*- ' p^po.Vd city nbmg' the north" most part not yet been diked marnl for this type of infer- „ „ ih„rr t)f U kp Monroe ly $1.00*1 per acre. weed control will increase | newspapers, and drained by agricultural ■mntion is increasing very overflow from ,h„ 2. Subsurface irrigation fre­ nnd bring Increased demands usnge. The peaty muck nrens rapidly and the supply of 0r|nn,,o nrpu< Seminole Coun- quently causes an increase in for research slung these In Orange and Seminole *u.h information is very lim- [,y couM en!(„y iu pr„. snlts at the soil surface. linos. Counties have been diked and Itrd. | jerctr.l population of 100,000 3. Tha artesian water Is The development of romdrained except for »ome nrrus i New facilities for eonduct- j|y ^ Mr|y variable in quality. Some mercially acceptable vurictles | along the eastern shore of ing research bring up the wells have a higti salt con­ of peachr* for Florida in the Agriculture Lake Jessup in Seminole i suggestion of relocating the There are over 800 farm* tent und are not suitable for pnst few year* ha* led to esti­ County. These peaty muck Central Florida Experiment in Seminole County, and in use ill certain area* of the mates of several thousand* of areas are not suitulde for ur- Station. It will be difficult to 1961 it was estimated that «’*'unty. whereas other ureas acre* of this crop in the near bunizution, are in most case* find a suitable new location agriculture maintained 2,500 huve suitable water. future. Such an industry will distant from present popula- for this station for the fol­ 4. Tiled fields ure small need research on all phase* jobs. tiun renters, *nd will un­ lowing reasons: • TUNE III* The average value of land and machinery cannot la- used of production. doubtedly continue to be used Developments to best advantage in them. • URAKE REPAIR With the influx of popula­ 1. Expected" military a n d '* " '1 MMIng* per farm (1959) for crop production. Due to the high cost of til­ tion estimated for Central Utilixation for any purpose industrial desvlopmenta (the wa* l®3,82* which amounts • MINOR REPAIRS of the swampy area* of Volu­ new cross State Barge Canal to well over 150.000,000 in­ ing any new lands developed Florida, there will be increas­ vested in Und and buildings. ed requests hy horns owners for v e g e t a b l e production • WHEEL ALIGNMENT & BALANCING sia County between DeLand- and thn Sanford-Titusville Sanford and the east roast Canal ars already facta) have In 1954 the average Invest­ would very probably be sur­ for information concerning • INTERIORS VACUUMED face drained or drained hy lawn grasses, I a n il s c a p e ridge is difficult to visual­ inflated land values to such a ment per farm was 128,135. The average value of land pumping. A survey would plunts and other problem* ize because these are poor point that any kind of land • COLIIEKT JET-SPEEII CAR WASHER aoils. Ditches for drainage for Agricultural research will and buildings per acre (1959) need to bo made also to de­ around the home. was 4274.84 whieh amounts to termine the quality of irriga­ must be long and expensive b« very expensive. fnaetualow because there ia no convenient With the gradual Increase 2. Seminole County Is fin almost 153,000 when the tion water in new areas. IILII I’lant place to drain off the water area) one of the einallest farmer’s investment is figur­ of vegetable production, the In 1963, a boost to vege- rapidly growing horticultural j that stands on large part* of countlee in Florida and Is the ed by the nerr. In 1959, 91.1 per rent of tublo production in Seminole specialty crops and tha de­ this area during the months smallest of the five counties of heavy rainfall. under consideration here. The i <he land was used In agricul- County was given by the be­ mands of a burgeoning pop­ ginning of operations of the ulation, new buildings, equip­ Conservation new university three miles . Ural production, ment and more research Conservation of fresh water south of Oviedo ia expected j In 1963, the county agricut- IL L. Hunt Canning i'lant. resources in ths sntire five- to us« up all of the land county area ia a mutter of south of Lsiks Jessup from great concern to the informed North Orlando to Orlando for agricultural leaders of the horns sitae. Industrialization area. County Agents and the along the canal from Sanford stuff of the East Central, to Titusville will make agriFlorida Regional Planning ‘cultural operation in the area Council are a t present wrestl- east of Hanford impractical. Ing with thia problem with ! Industrialization and urbanizthe Idea that eventually they ution is expected to consume will propose an intelligent1a rather wide band of land and practical plan which may along U. S. Highway 17 and be put Into operation in the 92 from Hanford to Orlando area. and along Interstate 4 run- 1 The quality of irrigation ning in a north-south direc­ water in eastern Brevard and tion about five miles west of Seminole Counties is poor to Highway 17 and 92. unsuitable for irrigation pur­ 3. High soluble salt content poses at the present time and of the deep well water east some authorities expect the of Sanford makes greenhouse Q salinity of deep well water In 1studies impossible unless city these areas to increase, in the I water from Hanford ia piped vicinity of Sanford, resident to the greenhouse location, A. il. UUXIIUHY growers have observed a d«- The necessary ettansion of OWNER k OPERATOR cline iu the rate of flow of the water pipe line would cost artesian water. As industrial- approximately |20,000 I f ixation increases, it is expect- greenhoues are constructed on •d that this rat# of flow will the present farm. continue to decreuse. In many 4. Land values are so high cases artesian welts that adjacent to the present farm flowed freely some years ago that purchase of additional I must now be pumped if they land for an enlarged research are to supply irrigation wa- program on old, tilad, copper , tar. Dr. P. J. Westgate has saturated soils may be imdata allowing that the St. practical. John's River water contains | -------(Editors Note: The fol­ 900 ppm of soluble salts dur­ HIGHWAY 17-9Z ing periods of dry weather lowing survey was prepared when irrigation water is need- and written by l)r. If. L. with TRUST D EPA RTM EN T Telephone: 647-3000 '•J. Thus, the St. John's River Rhoadee. nemstologUt at ia a poor source for irrigation the Central Florida Experi­ ment Station Farm.) , Member F.D.I.C. .w ater. bvea indicated in | By Dr. U. L Rhoades • 4* haa Bello, Central, dive Me... M E C H A N IC ON DU TY 24 Hours A Day Your Personal Bank PURE T IR ES A CC ESSO R IES B A TTERIES SEM PLA PURE OIL FIRST N A T IO N A L A T W IN T E R BANK PARK S E M IN O L E PLAZA �0 Year 1964 'Dramatic' In Seminole County Progress, Says Housholder Recreation. Abounds In Seminole •iff Chamber Planning For Area Growth The year 1963 haa been described as the moat spectacular in the history of the Seminole County t'hamlrer of Commerce; programs of work fo r the first 10 months of 1964 have been even more dra­ matic. .. ... . , Karlyle Housholder, president of the trade body, expressed this obnervation in the Cham­ under the chairmanship of ber's annual report to Scott Burna, has been actively the S a n f o r d City and pursuing several Industrial Seminole C o u n t y Com­ prospects, and efforts have •m tfa rh 1964 Progress Edition f rrxih i Forest City Equipped W ith Two New Fire Trucks By Maryans Miles (doctor and a dentist In the| Florida and Rolling Hills Coun- Northslde Baptist Churches. | There also sre two Welcome There arc a Dumber of com- Wagon hostesses, Mrs. Mary The area encompassing For- area. And a postoffice. try Clubs. eit City and Bear Lake In There also are a restaurant, Forest Lake Academy and inunity clubt: Bear Lake, West Jane Getting and Mrs. Nora southwest Seminole County pharmacy, car dealer, number Dear Lake Elementary School Lake Brantley, Forest City and Norris, who help make tlie has expanded greatlywith-' of auto repair shops, two barare located in the area. Weathersfield C o m m u n i t y newcomerswelcome to our In the last year. jber shops, beauty parlor, J-l Residents ir e proud of their Clubs, with the latter proud ,oa<ant communities. Forest CRy now has its own and 10-cent store, four service new churches, St. Andrews of its Teenager Club. p fire department, equipped with stations, a fuel oil delivery, Presbyterian. Bear Lake Meth- Three industries are located two new fire truck!. three groceries, a laundermat, odist and Saniando Springs In the area. Deep-South Pro-|Angora rabbits produce • The Forest Cityshopping bakery, auto supply, hardware Baptist, newly built. There at-1ducts, Ill-Acres Concentrate, wool five to eight inches long renter haa grown to some ex-!store, and a haberdashery. I so are the Seventh Day Adren-i Inc., and Zcilwuod. Distri'na- which D fully replaced a year tent. There now are a medical' In the area also are the Mid-1 list, Forest City Baptist and! tors, Inc. I alter shearing. ___ ReerMtioe tad amusements abound in Seminole County, over and abova the ever-popular fishing for bream , apecks, perch, baas, catflah and ahad. BOATING: Up and down the gl. Johna Hlvrra and on the larger lakes tbera are marinas missions. been especially gratifying for boating supplies, fuel, bait, "We are sure," Housholder with the location here of the etc., with facilities for hand­ ststed to the Commissions, C h e m i c a l Corporation of K. HOL'HHOI.DEIl ling all types of pleasure boats. "that you ars aware of the America and Southern FiberThe Promotion* Committee, With complete repair and Chamber’s policy to operate gloss Products. There are motoring accommodations, the In every area that lienefit* row 28 manufacturing plants headed by Clifford McKIbbin, harbor facilities berth many our citizen* and the overall operating In the Sanford hat approved one of the most craft . . . from smaller day effort to unite them in de­ area. ambitious advertising pro­ boats to large, luxury cruis­ veloping and publicising our Through the efforts of this grams for 1908 In the history ers capable of ocean trips. advnntnges and resources, ami committee, diversification of of the Chnml>er, Combined SANFORD ZOO: On the tying In long-range planning employment In S e m i n o l e lakcfront at Lake Monroe. No to make the most of the opwith outdeor b i l l b o a r d s admission is charged at this portunitlrs that will result County has been most i|»ec- stretching from south of 47rtarulnr In the last five years. favorite attraction which sees from t h e unprecedented The area continues to remain lando to north of Jacksonville, hundreds of visitors each week growth predicted for this in tho top 10 of Florida coun­ the Chamber designed a new all year through. On display area." ties percentage-wise In Indus­ Sanford front auto tag to here are wide varieties of The Chamber president protrial Job gains. As an exam­ carry the aaine mesrage fea­ monkeys, bears, lions, tropi­ reeded to outline progress, as ple, agricultural employment tured on the outdoor adver­ cal birds, fish and alligators. tising. Incidentally, the deThis is one sight the children directed hy the various com­ showed a decrease since 1900 rnand for the Identity tag far mittees, during the Isst year: to 3,700 while non-agrleullurwon't want to miss I GOLF: There are numerous Serving on th e Armed al showed an increase of a exceeded the supply. The Chamber also distributes free courses In Seminole County. Force* Committee since its comparative figure. "It Is needless to warm the only street map available The Land O' Lakes County inception, Sen. Ma c k N. Club at Casselberry is a fine, Cleveland Jr. assumed the over all tlie ramifications of in Sanford and brochures ex IShole public course in the chairmanship this year, suc­ this project," said Hcushnld- tolling Seminole County. Combined with an all-out southern part of the county. ceeding the retiring chairman, er relative to the Lake Front Iloliing Hills Country Club Andrew Carrawny. U n d e r D e v e l o p m e n t C o m m ittee effort by the Chamber to (private) and the Mid-Florida Cleveland’s leadership, t h e headed hy George Touhy. fully utilixe l ake Monroe and Country Club (public) are also committee successfully sup­ "The committee, along with the St. Johns River, a St. beautiful 18 hole courses local ported the Navy’s efforts to the Chamber, believes this Is Johns-lndian River Canal Dis­ ed In tin t portion of Seminole reetaln the Sanford Nnvnl Air one of the most Important trict was created by the lOrt-l County, and west of Altamonte Station, and pinvidrd full ci­ steps in the redevelopment of Legislature under the chair Springs. The Mayfair Country vilian support for the Navy's Sanford ami Seminole C-unty manship of John Krider, exe­ Club Is a championship IS­ budget requests for Improve­ that hns ever been proposed." cutive manager cf the Cham­ hole course located on Country ments to ami eipansion of the Housholder was referring to ber. The District tuts acquired Club Road west of Sanford. A station, which Were subse­ the proposed port teiminnl, most of the rights-of-way for new course Is urnler construc­ quently approved. The com­ marina and St. Johns-lndian the canal, amt has just about tion near Psois. completed preliminary en mittee supplies s complete River Canal. DOG RACING: Each year Unison between tlie civilian giro ering alignment. JUNIOR COLLEGE the popular Sanford • Orlando population and Navy officials, Kennel Gut> draws more than Iwth in Ssnford and Wash­ The Long-Range Pbinnlng! Committee, of which Judge 200.000 fans. The track Is lo­ ington. C. Vernon Mile am! Byron Oviedo, Slavia cated midway between Ran I lie Sanford Merchants AsJ Kim ball a r e r o - r h u i rm e n . w a s ford and Orlando. Just west of s-uinllnn, under the direction organized to unite countyHighway 17 92. It Is open for In Rich Center 92 nights each season from of B. L. Perkins Jr. and the wide leader >hip to support Isiraled on the south side early January to mid-April. hoard of directors, plans spe­ anil develop projects designed JAI ALAI: The Setninole-Or- cial promotional events, and to mnka the area a better of talks Jessup . . . the larglando Fronton la located just works constantly to improve place In which to live. "Ite-|c»t lake wholly within the smith of the 17-92 and 43*1 the Sanford shopping urea. suits have been outstanding,' county limits . , . Oviedo is St PLANTS reported Housholder. "In ad­ another of Seminole County's highway Intersection In South The Industrial Committee, dition to supporting efforts richly endowed farming areas. Seminole County. HARNESS AND QUARTER for better roods and high- Although primarily rural in HORSE RACING: At the Semi­ here under the supervision of ways, the committee has character, Oviedo has Mapp­ nole Park Raceway, just east a recreational director. worked consistently to Im­ ing facilities which are ade of 1792 m South Seminole SANLANDO SPRINGS: Two prove our educational faclll- quale to meet the essential Ivc miles southwest of Sanford j | iM> „ pr„ rn t nmU. needs of its residents, and a i County. FORT MELLON P A R K : amt northwest of Altamonte |ll(f „„ . „ . out , ff(irt , . well equipped medical center. [ Located on the 1-ake Monroe Springs, this delightful-spot !» •„„,e Bll,,I1(;ru d ........r college lIn-re Is also a municipally; owned and operated swimming •waterlronl in Sanford. Here Ideal for family outings. f. r .Seminole County." the Sanford Tourist Club has Spring fed swimming areas The Port Authority Com­ pool. A few miles southwest of a clubhouse and ahuffleboard where 1.3 million gallons of mittee, under the guidance of Oviedo is the village of SU j courts. There also are tennis 72«legree water flow dally. F. E. RoomiHat Jr., hns In via, an interesting community courts, children's playground, Shaded paths wander through seven months auccrssfnlly scttlesl in 1912 hy Slovak Ainer-j picnic arras and a large muni­ a large park area lanscapest cipal awimming pool. The with araleas. gardenias, cam overcome many hurdles that leans who migrated to Flotilla county also maintains public ellias and other tropical (low­ for years have plagued sup­ in search of a better life and porters of a rummersiml wa­ cleared the raw: land for parks throughout Seminole ers and plants. ter facility. An engineering farms. Unincorporated. Slavia County. BIG TREE PARK: South of CIVIC CENTER: Air con Sanford on Gen. J. C. Hutchi­ feasibility study will Is- com­ today Is headquarters tor large ditioned auditorium and ban­ son Parkway just off Highway pleted within 48-tM) days. Pro­ prosperous truck farming and quet hall with complete youth 17-92, this huge cypress tree is posed legislation for estab­ rattle raising endeavors. Its wing on tlie lakefront at San­ estimated to la- more than J,- lishing the Pert of Sanford is residents arc all of ora- faith' now in its final stages. and one nationality. ford. Year 'round program ota) years old. Picnic area. CO.MPI.KTKI) IHJHIN'fi tho year was the enlisted men's .-swimming pool valued a t m ore than $80,000. The Olympic­ In Sanford Since 1950 M A IN O FFICES and PLAN T From this plant, Chemical Corporation of America, services ami supplies warehouses throughout the I'nileil States. Shipments are also OVIEDO U planning for anticipated growth in the next few years w i t h conatruction of the new atate universi­ ty three miles south of t h u t municipality on Highway 520. Flans al­ ready are on the draft­ ing boards for a muni­ cipal w a t e r system. The Memorial Uuilding (above) also serves as as City Hall. Pictured ut the right is its mod­ ern fire atatiun. (Herald Photos) / sized pool featured the latest techniques in filtering nnd con* structioiu (Official Navy Photo) made overseas to all government installations. PRODUCTS FKEEWAX UK,I I. \H BUGFKKE ItOAtTI-ANT Kll.l.KK PUKE WAX titil.li LABEL G FA K I) GLOSS SELF-SHINING WAX Knit " m ill KMHIKS W A X FREE PANEL WAX W W ItEMtlYEK Milt MOOD PANELING NEV/ PRODUCTS SAFEX im a (;e ASH SAFKX Jit. (Pirnr -S s;r) i.m ion* N.» ItuM.Hiv hir-nrnrr^-PolUh \rro -o l llitin lrrlan t Ami Air Freshener wood Chemical Corporation of America W est 23th St. at L ake Mary Kd. S anford, Fla. Ph. 322-6757 �J* A Florida's Attractions Within One Day Auto Ride Of Seminole County She Central Location Is Ideal Ftom anyw hrrr §a»fdr& Vrralft 1961 Propre«9 Kdition Employment Shows Upswing In Seminole T o t a l e m p l o y m e n t In S e m i ­ 3.700 in t960 to 2.100 last May. the p r o c e s s of occupying the nole fro m t h a n 15,000 at the p r e se n t tim e «mr stay* 0 ■ 9 a lo n g Go to Spook Hill, where y o u r r a r a p p e a r s t o roll u p ­ hill. Suuth o f laike W a le s on A l t e r n a t e 27 is the Passion P l a y A m p h i th e a te r , open t o v i s ito r s th r o u g h o u t t h e year, West H i g h l ig h t s : C itr u s T ow e r, c o u n try , O t a U C a v e r n s , S i l ­ ve r S p r i n g s . Six G u n T e r r i ­ tory, h o rse f a r m s . Round t r ip 155 miles. Go w e st on lit. CStl t h r o u g h Apopka, P l y m o u th , Zellwood and M* Dora. C o n tin u e on via L e e sb u r g to llellevleu for stop a t O cala C a v e r n s . F ig h t W eeki W a . h r e S p r in g s , N a t u r e ' s F i s h Bowl a n d thous a n d s o f sip iarr miles o f c i t r u s t r e e s Round t r i p a p p r o x i m a t e l y Jiio miles. Drive s o u t h on 17-92 to R oute 50 a n d w est. Road s k i l l s L ake A p o p k a , second l a r g e s t in s t a t e a n d w onde rful fishing C i t r u s T o w e r a t C lerm o n t. H i g h e s t o b s e r v a tio n point in F lo r id a . O b s e r v a tio n decks [overlook 2.000 - s q u a r e - milea r e a r o n t a i n i n g 17 milliun c i t r u s t r e e s ami h u n d r e d s o f lakes. C o n tin u e on R oute 50 t h r o u g h Rrouksville to Week! AVarhee S p r i n g s at l T. S. 19. Live m e r m a i d show view ed fr o n t u n d e r w a t e r t h e a t e r . Itive r e r u is e ; bears, ileer, r a c . c oons, o t t e r , a ll i g a t o r , c o u g a r a n d w ild ca t. R e tu r n b y way o f 490, 41, t i t and 111. On this r o u t e you will are L a k e T s a la Apopka, i W ith lac h o o ch e e S w a m p s a n d M ount D u r a . Vi-nctioti Gar* |d e n s at L eesburg h a s grounds | f o r picnics, tennis, shuffle* b o a r d a n d sw im m in g . N orthw est H i g h l ig h U : L ake a n d c i t r u s ml,«'» '» Ociiln a n d on R outes 520, oil and 17 91, or , t t - - • '* *>ish h o r s e f a r m c o u n try r i v a l i n g K e n tu c k y s tit. Kta-*.-- f o u r s conducted a t Ocala S tu d a n d se v e ra l o th e r f a r m s . Fives m ile s e a s t o f O cala is w orld-fam e d S i l v e r S p r in g s . Picnic ta b l e s . S w i m m i n g. 'G l a s s - b o t t o m b o a t r i d e s w ith One of the county s mush u n d e r w a t e r sc e n es. A q u a t n r - room ing sections is th at n( >»">• J u n g l e c ru is e. R e p tile In- C a s s e lb e r r y a nd F e r n P a r k in , atitute a n d I n d ia n village, the so u th e r n portion of S e m i­ ) P e e r ra n c h . P r i n c e o f P e ace nole County. Borderin g on U S. . Memorial, Highw ay 17 92. these Jwn sideSi* G u n T e r r i t o r y is e a s t by-side c o m m u n itie s h a v e a t ­ u f Ocala a lso, a " G h o s t to w n t r a c te d m a n y new re sid en ts ° f 'h e Old W e s t . " whose lovely Iiiiiues e n circle R e tu r n via lit*, to and 19 the m a n y la k e s in Ihe area t h ro u g h O c a la N a t i o n a l F u r Several e le c tr o n ic s lirm s cat­ Hive th e i r h e a d q u a r t e r s and F ast Coast plants in ibis section of the H ig h lig h ts Sw m im in g , fi.-h* county, and c o m m e r c i a l fern­ ing. F l o r i d a W o n d e r la n d . e rie s ship th o u sa n d s of de cora Cape K e n n ed y , P a t r ic k A F B . tiva foliage p la n ts to florists o c e a n d u n e s , c a t t l e c o u n tr y , throughout N o rth A m e r ic a , j A p p r o x im a te ly 230 m iles. I S t a t e Highway 136, fnur lan N ortheast | ing of which will soon h e com-1 H ig h lig h ts : D a y t o n a Speed* pletcd, in te r s e c t s l ' . S. High way, r a c i n g be ac h, oc eun fish* way 17 92 n e a r this point and ing. R o u n d t r i p 130 miles, p r ovides e a s y a c r o s s to In T ake 1-4 fr o n t S a n f o r d . l e r s ta t c 4 and l ’ S. 411 to the D aytona I n t e r n a t i o n a l west, a n d ‘-Voss-State Highway t Speedw ay i t h e n O q u a t t e i s f o r , V) to the « o c th .___ _______ NASCAR e v e n ts . H rach ne w equip- • Sanford, B u dding on W est 20th S tre et, ed. E n t i r e o p e r a t io n s will be 300 in I960 to m o r e t h a n 10,- H a r o ld l l a r t t o c k . vice p r e s h e a d q u a r t e r e d in the F lo r id a ” . . . will b e shipped to all p a rts of new Southern F i b e r g l a s s P ro- plant w ith r e m o v a l from the duets is in full p r o d u c tio n s c h e dow ntow n S a n f o r d building. ^ u |0 jn its new p la n t off S o u t h Som e se v e n m illion pack ,Sanford Avenue. Its h e a d q u a r t* a g es p e r y e a r . . . e a c h b e a r i n g ers a r e in O rlando. the l a b e l. M a n u fa c tu re d in « /, s t r a i g h t a h r a d arro».v H a lifa x River. Parrots P a r a d i s r , Sea Zoo. M useum o f Speed. Fort- tin n in g south on I S K I or AIA you will find M e rritt I land, -He of 1' S. Nova moonshot project. R e tu r n via A Charming Residential Community South Seminole Only 4 Miles Southwest O f Sanford. . . Compliments Of . Established Since 1925 H . M . Gleason • SERV ICE STATION GULF Utilities • G EN ERA L STORE Floor S anding & Refinishing H arvey Pugh, Owner • RENTALS B R O W N Realty RAYMOND M. HALL 322-5237 322-1%! D O N ’T GIVE A W A Y YO U R OLD PIA N O ! B. D. MclNTOSH. Owner 117 L O N G WOOD A V P . A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S . F l . \ . PIIONE ft.T8-.Y17H flo w ? r'-VS* O 0 £ > # LA KE MARY P1I. 322-1290 it sh o p IGA FO O D M ART Otis & Ida Mae Crystal Lake Ave. & Country (Tub ltd. 322-2125 ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE H E C A N H K IILII.D AN 1’P R I G H T P I A N O IN T O 4 THE PIANO l.iren-ed Insurance Agents A LTA M O N TE GARAGE - CORNER o f — Krgi-trrrH Real Ewlatr lirnkera .Main Office 21ft S. Park P. O. Ilux I t ' — .T22-.*itill — Sanford f ix P. O. IU)X 183 H A N D S O M E S T ! DIO MODEL. T IR E S - B A TTER IES A C C E S S O R IE S cm'* Sjoblom G EN EV IEV E G. BLAIR SE M IN O L E . m l . v n PH . 322-5512 Lake Mary, Fla. — TELEPH O N E — B all-B lair Agency S T Y L IS T OPPOSITE THE TOST OFFICE M achine PH. 322-2710 H A IR 322-5808 > G eneral R epairing A utom otive fo h d m LA K E MARY, FLA. G. P. DROWN, Itroker • - " ‘' SALES GARAGE G illia n Ciillntry Club Ifil. ul Wilbur Avr. LA K E M AR Y TEXACO PRODUCTS / Soeial life is centered around the Firem en’s Assoc, and A uxiliary, Home D em onstration Club, (*irl and Roy Scouts, L ittle le a g u e s , various church groups and an active C ham ber of Commerce . . . you’ll find it a good place to live. 'N 21-HOUR SERVICE i Nestled betw een two la rg e and beautiful lakes, Lake M ary is the fav o rite sport in Seminole County for w ate r sports, pienies and fishing. rS IN O ONLY TOP QUALITY PARTS AND MATERIALS WITH GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP: LARGEST WRECKER I (• Mushrooming TUNING CH U R C H ES R E P A I R — It Eli I l l . l t — K E F I M S I I 322.42*>3 •IMM I MM*) IF VO W. \N SW E K L, LAKE of DIA L 142-1277 HARMON MARY (IlOX 591) th n world. is 30 YEARS OF SERVICE 8 with lust a b o u t complet- south, h a s a ll i g a t o r s and crocodiles in n a t u r a l h a bita t w h e r e visito r s c an feed t h e m . L a r g e s t sn a k e p i t in F l o r i d a . F la ­ m ingos. zebras, s w a n s , m on­ keys, l a r g e s t crocodile in c a p ­ tivity. K issim m ee, c e n te r o f B rah­ m an r a t t l e c o u n tr y , is cow capital of F lo rid a . Silver S p u r s Rodeo held in F e b r u a r y a n d d u ly . Free zoo a n d child r e n 's play g ro u n d s on lakef r o n t . M onum ent o f States. Follow Route t 7 th rough H a i n e s City, to W i n t e r Hav­ en. C i t r u s .Museum h a s e x ­ h ib it sh o w in g how o r a n g e s a r e processed. S i g n s point way t o Cypresa G a r d e n s , five m ile s e a s t of W i n t e r Haven. K n o w n th a w orld over aa A m e r ic a 's T ro p ic a l W onderland, C ypre ss G ardens has w inding path­ w a y s w ith colorful a ta l e a a and bougainvillea addin g s p a r k l e . Kxotie p l a n t s anil tro p ic al blossom a r e in bloom Ihe y e a r 'round. T h e r e a r e boat ride* and a d a i l y w a t e r aki show . Follow R t. 640 t o A lte r n a te 27. t u r n r i g h t to t h e G r e a t M a s te r p ie c e , a 300,000 tile m osaic reproduction o f Leon­ a r d o d a Vinci's “ L a s t S u p p e r ” in a se t ti n g of tropical gardens. C o n tin u e to t h e Singing T o w e r a n d M o u n ta in L ake S a n c t u a r y , Carillon recitals arid g a r d e n s . IN is THE .Ift-YEAR-OM) Oviedo Woman's Club recently took oiTttpnnry of this new club building. Mrs. Lynn Mosier is president. <Herald Photo) 411. o tion, Del-Mar m ent, LAKE MARY, FLA. H i g h l ig h t s : C y p r e s s G a r­ dens, G r e a t M a ste rp ie ce . Bok S in g i n g T ow er, c i t r u s groves »nd e x h ib its, r a t t l e country. Round t r i p a p p r o x i m a t e l y '.D O miles. By way of 17-92, drive south t o Orlando's S o u t h Or* a n g e Blossom T r a il, H ighw a y I 2 m ile s r e c e n tl y p u rc h a se d idem and c om ptroller, is mijv a c c o r d i n g to J o s e p h '1 Foy. 000 presently. d i r e c t o r o f the local Florida C h e m i c a l C o r p o r a tio n of e r v is in g r e m o v a l of Ihe disS l a t e E m p l o y m e n t office. A m erica, p r o d u c e r s of F re e , t r ic t office from T a lla h a s s e e household to S a n fo rd . Remodelin g of th e W h ile a g r i c u l t u r a l e m p lo y ­ wax a n d s i m i l a r m e n t s h o w e d a d e c r e a s e from and other p r o d u c ts , now is in plant t o m.'Cl ne eds of opera- in Sanford and Srm inola C o u n ty , t h e c e n t r a l location m a k e s it p u '.ih l p t o visit m an y o f Florida's nationally* know n a tt r a c t io n s b y m eans o f scenic, one-day autom obile trip s . T he following s u g g e s te d drives will lead to n vvcr.dcrful d a y o f relaxed e n jo y m e n t in a n y direction. South (iatnrland, C o u n ty h a s in c r e a s e d Foy said, n o n - a g rt c u lt u r a l e m 11,000 in I960 to m ore ployment i n c r e a s e d from 7.- County LAKE MARY % * < • i �A a h e §m tfori> f c a l i i ST M IN O L E C O U N T Y m i: O N TH T ST. J O H N S - R I V E R n iu : o r America Pleasant DAYTONA Residents of Longwood come from everywhere to join our notive Floridions! SANFORD The Golden Years ore spent by many retired Seminole County couples who enjoy the quiet and neighborliness of a small progressive city. CAPE KENNEDY Young families can bring up their children in the security of a small town away from the rush of traffic, where residents plan their own community and neighbors quickly Longwood is only m inutes fro m S anford and Orlando, S anlando Springs, dog an d horse racing. Beaches and o th er recreatio n al facilities a re equally close. become old friends. FOR INFORMATION REGARDING RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT IN LONGWOOD — WRITE: The M ayor, City of pVf Longwood, Florida 1 lluHiloiing and Draglinf Work Earth Mining Equipment E R N I E ’S T. V Arnold's Laundromat . • Reasonable Prices # 50 Lb. E x tra c to r 838-1852 $3,50 125 K. CHURCH ROY REITER — TE 8-1329 ANYWHERE LONGWOOD, FLA. JIM REITER — TE 8-1853 Good Work Gunrnnterd R A N T • F . (FOKMP.Itl.Y GRANTS TRACK REPAIR) F . F R E N C H. S. "L E W ” A R N O L D Day or Night 838-5080 Phones 838-1615 P. O. BOX 107 P. 0. Box 277 Ph. TE 81831 IIwy. 17-92 LONGWOOD, FLA. Longwood, Fla. Seminole Hardware LO NGW OOD f F ir e D e p a rtm e n t Miley Circle M H orse T railers W estern W ear • . . . the S afety and P rotection Ju stin Boots • of Longwood and all its N eighbors j: \\ Ph. 838-5823 is our concern! ___________ - 1 j Lonffwood tlax* liwjr. 11*92 BUILDER Free Estimates 565 E. Church S t P H . T E 8-1994 Longwood b G ULF SERVICE C arl Bosch, O w ner ) # B oarding • Seminole County since the early days Clipping when settlers came by boat up the St. Turn W. 1 Blk. S. Of Longwood Plaza On 17-92 M idway Between S anford an d O rlando TE 8-4631 Johns river. In fact, this area was once LO N G W O O D called the “Celery Capital” of the world. “Mom &Bill Baum holser In v ite You . . . ” Industry has been growing steadily in “S m artest Styles In Ladies A pparel” To Try Their Delicious Qcuw I& # Bar-B-Que B eans A Specialty Dress PH O N E 838-7620 Longwood P it B ar-B -Q & a Seminole County and now, being in the proximity of the space program at Cape Sportswear Shop H ead q u arters fo r S quare Dance D resses and Accessories LO N G W O O D E. Lake Street At The Railroad PLAZA Kennedy, promises to boom, especially as pertains to electronics. i And electri­ No. 386 RT. 17-92 I-ongwood, Fla. city is needed to turn the w heels. . . this R.L. F A R M E R Carl's Grocery CONTRACTOR - 8-1024 V. S. HIGHWAY 17-92 R iding E quipm ent T exas H ats the economy of what is now known as JO H N N Y REAM S — OW NER • RIBS • CHICKEN • B E E F • PO R K A. C. SMITH, JR. OWNER V o lu n t e e r T E “W a ter Or No Money” ON ALL CRAWLER TRACTOR TRACKS Cricket's Acre Kennels Realtor H WELL DRILLING — PUMPS BUILT UP WORK — PARTS & REPAIR O lU l fc o M D M if. C asselberry, Fla. 2 COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANERS Agriculture has been a mainstay in ’S CRAWLER PARTS & SERVICE, INC. Phone 838-1707 # 6 L arg e D ryers ESTA BLISH ED 1940 G TO A LIFETIME OF TOIL.” • 20 W ashers # 2 — 25 Lb. W ashers HOME SERVICE * •THE RIGHT INVESTMENT IS EQUAL OPEN 24 H O U RS “GROVE CARETAKERS’* USED T.V.’S 0 REN TA LS tohmann (Rstaliu s yt Ml. So. Of Longwood Plaza On 17-92 Reiter Brothers FORMERLY TED S TV SERVICE © « > •T5f I Art Levy TV REPAIR Jame.i Parson AUTO REPAIR JACK OWEN COM PLETE VOLKSW AGEN R E PA IR and SERV ICE PH . T E 8-9199 Old Dixie Highway, longwood YOUR J. B . AU TO PARTS B. O. OWEN comes from the plant of the Florida Neighborhood Drugstore • Prescription Service By Competent Pharmaciata • • EXCEPTIONAL FOUNTAIN SERVICE FREE DELIVERY ON PRESCRIPTIONS Keyser's Pharmacy Ph. 838-2962 nwy. 17-92 L..*v• % >« ^ longwood Ph. 838-6101, 838-6102 llwy. 17-92, Longwood *»**-»« Power and Light Company, on the St. Johns across Like Monroe. �- « .. n By M any t. h m m Bale* • wall clack to • northern aawapaper editorial attic* tkcrc'c a hug* alga carry lag juat two words: "Write It" The Sanford But# Formers’ Market haa changed tkla phrase (a another twa words; *Tn K." Thirty year* ago, Dae. IB, tkla "try It" theme waa be­ gun. On tkla data the Banfetd Market wet dedicated with aaa prtma goal—ta be a clearing heoae far farmer*; te eat dewa on the long, irkname, tireaome taik of driv­ ing a truck from on* paint to a nether te gat a load of produe* and then taking that lead te the buyer*—alto Mat­ tered from hare to there. Buaineis actually got sterted a t the Sanford lit* Jan. II, IMS. Han It been a suc­ cess? A definite "Yaa!" A month after bualnete got atarted, the market had 82 atalla in operation, and this la epite of a devastating freesa which had virtually wiped out a greater portion of Florida crops i available produca was extremely light. You ask for proof? An­ other month later—on Feb. 18—thara ware 72 suite in operation. Co a little further —on June 30, a mere 24 weeks afUr the market open­ ed, cash (not IOU slips of paper) salsa from the market platform reached a tout of *818,828. That’s when a dol­ lar was worth 100 renU. Bull rsnUla took care of overhead, allowed a fund for depreciation. Sure, the buy­ ers would have come to the aUU anyway but the grower wouldn’t have known the true value of his goods; they’re growers, in tha most part, and buyers would have gotten the produce a t their prices. At the market, the farmer found out what true values were—end are. They wera as­ sembled under on* roof; the buyer didn’t get the opportun­ ity te chisel. If a dealer at tha market was, or is, proven i unscrupulous, shady or dis­ honest la his dealings, he gate a finger pointed at him, and then tha doer—he gets the hint R ut that’s In the pastl The "try it" theme hae ex­ panded te many new fieida of endeavor; protective point* far the farmer, dealer and coatumar. Tha field la ex­ panding. Market officials a rt looking for tha Sanford facil­ Ih f Btafgrft Srralh _ . .. . JO ami dispersed to the ready market la the state. Tha explosive papulaboo growth I* Florida has made this aa imperative part at tha oparaUoa. It’s paying sffl (mat year the Hanford State Farmers’ Market did 88.71 million worth af business . . . tidy sues! Gross sales through state markets from June 1938 te date have total­ ed 1397 mltlioa. Market leaders kava sat up 1964 P rofras M itten pretertiv* areas for the aer; a field laboratory baa baa* set up at tha facil­ ity. Tha lab cheeks oa insecti­ cide residue aa that a* dead­ ly poiaoa la inflicted aa the public, the consumer. Remem­ ber a few year* ago tha to-do ovor cranberries and how the public suddenly lott its taste for that product? Tha field | laboratory la tha only per­ manent on* in the state out­ side of Tallahassee — others are in operation but they are mobile unite. Laboratory tech­ nicians also are trained to ferret out atomic fallout and tha accompanying dangers. Farfetched? Not at alii Tha Sanford market Is about as centrally located as you can gat. Before tha Cos* tro regime took ever in Cuba, tha market deaft wtih produc­ er* from Cuba, ths Isle of Pines. It still reaches aa far away as Mexico. Whan tha real "local" areas ars frown out, the market reaches E . H. McALEXANDER farther south and continues its operation. of 1930. Ha Is marrisd to tha former Mildred Hall. Mr. and Mrs. MeAlsxandar Useful In W inter have a daughter, Dorothy, Don’t put away the electric who is Mrs. William Chandler. fan at the end of warm weath­ Mr. and Mrs. Cenahdlr ___au er. it can be useful any time Sir. and Mrs. Chandler and of year, especially for indoor their two sons rssid* in Twen- clothes drying. tynina Palms, Calif., which Speaking of laundry prob­ gives ths grandparsnts an op­ lems, hera’s another good-toportunity to travel. know trick: If you have an old McAlexander Is a member umbrella with a worn cover, of the Florida Trucking As­ remove the fabric and bang sociation, Semlnola County tha frame upside down; it will Chamber of Commerce and serve aa a handy collapsible ths Methodist Church. rack for drying small pieces. ity to become a two-way (treat They went activities le getting from Florida polats and ship­ ping them te northern potato. You hit a slack season in Florida farming, jest as you do in farming in tha north, and they happen at different times, so, produce is being brought te tha Sanford mark­ et from those northern paints Mac's O il Company Observes 3 0 Years The dcprcsalon in the early 1930a was no "bugaboo" for E. R. MrAIaxander. For It was then he opened his own email business and now, af­ ter 30 successful years, has thousands of satisfied cus­ tomers. As prssldsnt and ganaral manager of Mac’s Oil Com­ pany, ine., he is the distrib­ utor of Phillip* M products such aa tires, batteries, ac­ cessories, gasoline, fuel ofl and motor oil. Associated with him is Earl Evans, Philheat dealer. Over the years Mac’s Oil Company has expanded until now It operates a fleet of eight delivery trucks and ona largo transport trailer with a hauling rapacity of 8,700 gal­ lons. This truck is used for hauling products from tha ocean terminal at Tampa. McAlexander became one of the first Phillip* 88 distrib­ utors in Florid* on Jan. 1, 19S4. Kvsns joined him short­ ly after, as a fust oil dealer. The distributorship covsrs all of Seminole County and por­ tions of Volusia and Lake Countisa. A native of Sanford, MeAlexander attended local Mhools and is a gradual* of Semlnola High School, class I! I) RESIDENTIAL THE L E A D IN G COMMERCIAL FIR M IN T H E N A TIO N ’S FASTEST DEVELOPING AREA -O F F E R IN G TRAINED AND Q U A LIFIED SERV­ ICE IN A LL TYPES OF M I 1 IN V ESTM EN T 1 REAL <£> ™ UI J i ^Q r1HVJ ■ .h 11 u UU ■ lr R E A L T Y C O . ■ e s t a t e REAL ESTATE. 116 N O RTH PARK AVE. (D O W N T O W N D A Y 3 2 2 -9 1 7 3 PH O N ES l SAN FO RD) J GROVES A N IN V E ST O R ? II FREE AERIAL TOUR OF CENTRAL FLORIDA IN ­ VESTMENT OPPORTUNI­ TIES IN OUR FULLY INSTRUMENTED PRIVATE PLANE. SANFORD, FLA. N IG H T 3 2 2 -6 4 0 4 •n V •D / ^ i 1 ->B*t i �4 Florida Power Gives 'Power To Please' of Florida Power Corporator b located oe Lake Monroe Mar Enterprise, and b om example of the company’! con tinulng modernization and ex paniion program designed t< provide plenty of ’’power ti please" for resldlntlal, com mercial, and Industrial eus tomers in this important area The Turner plant was ori finally built in 1923 and ha< a generating capacity in tho» days of 11,500 kilowatts. Sinct that time, ever-increasing de manda (or more and mon electric power required expan sion of the plant until, today the Turner plant produce more than 200,00 kilowatts o electricity. The Turner plant gulps thi natural-gas equivalent of ap proximately 4,500 barrels o oil in one day. And the plant’ average monthly fuel cost 1 about $286,000 Fuel is burn* to heat the water which make the high-pressure, suporheate steam which spins huge turbe generators which produce ele trie power. All of the company's plant are tied together with high voltage transmission lines and are also Interconnects with those systems of neighboi ing electric companies. Flos Ida Power la Interconnects with over 130 other electrl utility systems in this and a<i Joining states. Under emet gency condition, the compan ran draw electric power b displacement from electrl companies as far north as th Great Lakes and as far wes as the Pacific Northwest. Florida Power Corporate serves an area of 20,600 squar. miles in 32 of Florida's 6T counties; employs more than 2,300 men and women; and provides "power to please" for 325,000 residential, commer rial, and industrial customers. The company is a tax-paying, investor-owned utility and has approximately 25,000 common shareholders, of whom more than 4.000 live in Florida; the board of directors Is composed of 10 men, each a Florida re­ sident and businessman. Thunderstorms Common Here Thunderstorms are as com­ mon in Florida as land and aawgrais. They not only drench the ground and help keep lakes full, hut also cool off hot, stifling summer days with natural air-conditioning. Since Florida is a breeding ground for thunderstorms, many residents probably wonder what causes the sud­ den clouding anil downpour of rain that can soak them before they have a chance to open an umbrella. Keith Itutson, state climat­ ologist with the Fioridu Agri­ cultural Experiment Stations, s a y s that thunderstorms are a product of heat ami moist air. They occur most fre­ quently during the months of June through September. Hutson explain! that as the sun heats up the rurth during the early part of a day, hot moist air rises in columns to form clouds a t elevations of about .1,000 to 5,000 feet. This is known as convection. The air is usually heavily-laden with moisture drawn up from the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean. The rising muist air quickly cools, and begins to reach what is called the "dew point." The ‘Mew point" is the degree of coolness humid air must reach before water vapor will condense into liquid. W a t e r b e a d s or "sw eat" appearing on the side of a glass containing an iced drink is an example of this phenomenon. R eady Fireplace F o r F irst Blaze Incidental:)’, Isn't it about time to get your fireplace ready for the first fall blare? You might clean the bricks with a stiff brush and a solu­ tion like this: two tablespoons of soda, one capful of liquid detergent, and a gallon of warm water. Allow this to soak into the surface for a while before rinsing off. Clean dulllooking andirons and fire­ tending equipment the same way, then burnish them with steel wool. Smooth red bricks around a hearth respond well to a rubdown of cooking or mineral oil. This will make them look shiny, but not greasy. I INTERCONNECTION Today's the day. Number two turbine is due for its four year overhaul. Down time will be about a week. There have been extensive plans— the slack in power will be taken up by one of the other six Florida Power plants in the state. So the call goes out over a microwave communication network, “We’re takin’ her off the line now. Be ready to assist at our peak load about 6:30.” HUGE TURBOGENERATORS such as these are typical of those used a t Florida Power Corpora­ tion plants to produce electric power. The George E. Turner plant on Lake Monroe, near Enter­ prise, produces more than 200,000 kilowatts of electric power. First Federal Resources Top $ 18 .5 Million In the five years that closed at mid-1964, First Federal Sav­ ings and Loan Association doubled its resources, closing the June 30, 1961, period with $18,523,956.62. The pace has more than kept up with the economic drive that has char­ acterized fast-growing Sem­ inole County. The loan demand In the area has been an indication of this progress, as homeowners and businessmen sought funds with which to build their ’’dream house" or quarters adequate to meet the trade require­ ments. From June, 1959, to mid-year 1964 the mortgage balances outstanding at First Federal Increased from $7,830,500 to over $15,100,000. The direct relationship of this growth to the business up­ sweep in the community was pointed out by George Touhy, executive vice president, who said that a majority of this money is used for material and labor that goes Into con­ struction. This payroll in turn circulates through the stores of the merchants. The source of the capital for this economic boost, it was said, is the savings accounts that come from thrifty and sound investment minded sav­ ers. The savings accounts on June 30 this year totaled $16,138,119.60, according to the statement of the Savings and I.oan Association, a jump from slightly less than $9 million five years ago, Part of the incentive for the savings and investments has been the liberal earnings over this period. Until Jan. 1, 1962, in this period the dividends were at the rate of four per cent; since then the yield has been four and one quarter per cent a year, Touhy remarked. During this five-year sp a n , payments and additions to First Federal moved from savings accounts to the ser­ quarters at 119 West First vice-minded facility. A nigiit Street to Its strikingly modern depository also Is used by new building at 312 West First after-hour customers. Street. Here one of the fea­ The association personnel tures of the association's optimistically looks to the fu­ many community services is ture, because the economic Ihe availability to civic groups forecasts Indicate a continuing of the caucus room for organ­ Influx of people to the area. ization or committee meetings. And it is (he aim of First Fed­ While adequate p a r k i n g eral's staff to attract these spaces arc provided Its cus­ newcomers' savings by the tomers while they are trans­ same courteous and prompt acting business in the beauti­ service that has resulted in ful building, the added accom­ over 6,000 savings accounts modation of postage paid mail now being on the books. The brings many of the mortgage responsibility for encouraging Employee* at PRECISIONEERING manufacture aircraft com­ home ownership also will bo assumed by the lending side of the business, it was said. “The policy of our directors always has been for the asso­ ciation to play a vital role in the forward movement of this community," Touhy said. "We will continue to promote this area as one in which It truly is a pleasure in which to live." Directors of First Federal arc E. C. Harper Sr., J. 11 Van Hoy, S. F. Doudney, A. Edwin Sliinholser, Jack I. Greene, Robert E. Earns and Touhy, 6:30 passes and not one customer notices a difference in his power. That’s the kind of dependability new industry is looking for. In case of an emergency, power can be relayed by displacement through an investor-owned interconnection system all the way from the Canadian border to Florida Power customers. FLO R ID A P O W E R C O R P O R A TIO N YOUR JAX-PAYINO, INVCSlOR-OWNtD UCCIRIC COMPANY Completing our 6th year in progressive Florida ponent.* and Kupport equipment including cntapult .systems P R O D U C T IO N and for the U. S. Navy. E X P E R IM E N T A L Duality und service to all of nur • STAMPING AND MACHINING • METAL FABRICATION • CONTRACT MANUFACTURING customers—large and small—has enabled PRECISIONEEHING to acquire a reputation for constant dependability and on lime de­ livery. Enthusiastic and loyal employees coupled with experienced manage­ ment has elevated PRECISIONEEltING to a well known com­ Extension Work Expansion Seen Dr. J. Wayne Reitz, presi­ dent of the University »f Florida, predicted that the next 50 years of agricultural extension will be more excit­ ing and dynamic than the past 50 years. He termed the passage of the Morrill Act, which opened the way for extension work, as the most significant piece of legislation in the history of higher education in the country. He pointed out that its passsgs waa based on the belief that widespread oppor­ tunity for higher education for the agricultural and in­ dustrial classes was funda­ mental to a progressive so­ ciety. pany with a reputation of high standards among defense procure­ ment buyers. 2 PLANTS IN SEM INOLE COUNTY We are proud to he a part of San­ ford and Seminole County. We shall strive to he worthy members of this progressive community. 'teaAWMBJiinq, 9nc. AREA 305 838-8222 1016 SHEPHARD RD. — LONG WOOD, FLA. An Equal Opportunity E m ployer........ P. O. BOX 6974, ORLANDO, FLA. �•I 1........... i1 • 1* i __ • J3 ■ \ ■went' s Chase & Company Marking 80 Years In Business Created By Horticulturist ■eseatth A eoetiauing research pro­ gram 1• carried oa in all phase* of the vegetable operayea, utilising It* ova and fed- aral end state research eertlew , method* tad facilities to continually upgrade th i production of quality vegeta­ ble*, and to eosura that qual­ ity product reaches Mm teaturner. This include* a steady The "Oklawaha” blackberry ha* bees developed ea a peUnator for "Flordagraod” aad for 1U other highly deriraMo horticultural feature*. It dately resemble# "Flordagreod” ia both plant aad berry char­ acteristic*. Pollen of the natira trailingtype blackberry or dewberry (Rubua trivial!*) 1* capable cf causing berries to art aad de­ velop oa • variety such as "Flordagrand." However, the native blackberry pleats must was at the amthwwf eenmr cf park Atoms and First Street 1U first Mtivttfea were O n Insurance, sad MtUog fertili­ sers and grower*’ supplies. The Chase brother* Jointly bought n w rw slrtlng af IN seedlings. “ Ftodagrand” was Me. 77 la thin population, la the same UM seedlings, "Oklawaha” was No. M. Thus, both ara of the same parentage, but ere genetic allv different orange grave* and successfully sold their "Oklawaha," like "Florda­ graad," la semi-evergreen to ever-greea la foliage and trailing In habit The plants grew vigorously under favor­ able conditions, and the cants require either trslllslng or •taking for support. Tha new canes grow to a sufficient length to be trained on n trsllie of desired height after establiahad plants have been cut back to ground level soon aft­ e r harveat This cutting back ■Id* In pest control and in Their operation* prorad so successful that other orange growars earn* to thorn and ask­ ed thorn to ooD their crop*. This w u the beginning of Chase A Company's packing and soiling operation*. Mpptog Fatal Cbaaa A Company grow , and boeam* on# of th* largest organisations of its kind In central Florida. Sanford w u credited with being tha largest orange ohlpping point in Flor­ ida before th* 1IM fro**#. Tbo operation* weathered several minor fraoaoa, which destroyed part of the crape, but the two grant frames of December UN aad February INS almost annihilated tha Florida citnsa Industry. Tbo shipment* from Florida were reduced from ever five mil­ lion boxes annually to feu than 140,00b. Th* aeonomk reouMs of tbo frees* had a marked effect on Chase A Company, for tha aourcas of It* revenue—from packing, shipping ond market­ ing. and from th# safe of forwere almost eliminated. New Office By sheer perseverance. Mm strictest economy sod remarkab!« Ingenuity in developing new activities, C hau A Com­ pany survived. In loot Johua C. Chase open­ ed in office for Chase A Com­ pany in Jacksonville. Just be­ fore the turn of th# century V/i'Vam Randolph Hamoy became a partner In Chaae A Company anl waa Instrumental in developing much of the veg­ etable business from tbo lower east coast. l)y Isot the citrus business ha«l developed to such an ex­ tent plus th* vegetable busi­ ness from the lower east coast and the Infant celery business In Sanford, that th* Jackson­ ville office proved most exped­ ient. The business grew with the rapidly expanding citrus and vegetable Industries and. In 1914. the company was in­ corporated. Shortly after World War 1 the Insurance business was sold in order that full time could be devoted to the fruit, vegetable and growers' supply business. In the late 1920s the vegetable operations on the lower east roast were discon­ tinued because rapid popula­ tion growth waa absorbing some of the fields and grovei, notably at Coral Cable*. EVELYN Proctor uses a card puncher in thn vast IBM electronic bookkeeping equipment of Chase & Company. (Herald Photo) AN IBM CARD sorter is operated by T. R. Sheibenberger, assistant comptroller at Chase ft Company. (Herald Photo) During this period the vege­ table, fertlilrer and grower*’ supply business was develop­ ing rapidly aad profitably un­ der th* direction of W. A. Leffler, who joined the com­ pany in INI. Among th* many actlviUea which far many yeari Leffler guided ao cuecessfully w u that of the who!#sale building supplies. It took the big freeze of 'Mtinued because rapid populainto the vegetable buslneit, but the first shipment* totaled little more than three or four carload* In a whole year. Now production In this department piares Chase A Company pollinate the Uteri flower* of "nordagraad” n a y reault in approximately n 10 per cent lower yield on "Fiordsgrand.” The earlier crop oa “Oklawaba” ia an advantage beeauie it lengthen* the total picking period In a blackberry plant­ ing constating of a' SO-SO pro­ portion of the*# two varletiei. U l i r FEATVtCf "Fiord a grind” berries typ­ ically are oblong, abiny black, and about 1H inebea long and !4 inch wida in tbo early pick­ ing*. Thote of "OUawaha" a rt somewhat blunt, not quit# 10 ihlay, and meaaurt 114 x t* Inebea. Both fruita decrease in (% average lire and change in shape as the picking period of each progresses. Berries of both varieties contain a deep red juice and have a delicate, delightful aroma. The drupe­ lets of "Flordagrand" are slightly larger than those of "Oklawaha.” The berries turn reddish if exposed to sun aft­ er picking, and so should be i placed in shade as soon as picked. , Berries viry in sweetness and acidity between varletiei. They also vary according to the degree of ripeness at which individual berries aro picked within a variety. The figures given in the table ara baaed on pint composite sam­ ples of each variety, and ara t averages of several pickings during each of two consecutivo year*. # Growers SERVING FARM, HOME And INDUSTRY Processors I Gardening U fun with th* Prevent end cum Vegetables now 8UNNILAND HOSE SPRAY nutritional deficiencea GUN! by spraying directly • Pistol Grip Control on foliage. Containa chelated elements. • Automatic Metering Device • No Mixing One SO lb. bag la plenty for the aver* age lawn. Containa all the necessary elementa for proper graae growth. (I Turf •rite*" *1 V t Continuoua feeding, long lu tin g . MAKES » - THINGS W H O LESA LE B U IL D IN G Business Develop* Just before 1930 most of the citrus business was disposed of, th* company retaining only the few groves It owned out­ right and tha packing house in Sanford. For the next five year* crops from the Chase groves were marketed through the Florida Citrus Exchange. From then on Chase A Com­ pany returned the marketing The bloom date* of Maekberriea vary from year to year by as mech as several weeks ia a ''given location. They also vary la the same year between different parts of the stats, aad between open field ta d protected garden sites. "Oklawaha" usually opens Its first blossoms a few days earlier, and alas discon­ tinues blooming n few days (earlier than "Flordagrand” ; there U a good overlap of bloom. At GalattvUle, average date* of first to full bloom have beta as fellows: "Okla­ waha," March 10 to 23; "Flordagrand,” March U to 27. At Sanford, blossoming of blackberries averages 10 days to two weeks earlier than at Galnatvlll*. Toward the end of the "Flordagrand” bloom period, soma blossomi may not be cross-pollinated, slnca at that time little or no pollen may be available from "Oklawaha." However, the number of flowera not pollinated by "Okla­ waha" near the end of the bloom period of "Florda­ grand” la a small percentage of the total, and the latest blossom* of "Flordagrand” usually produce the smallest berries. Failure of "Oklawaha” to » and R O O F IN G M A T E R IA L S G RO W FERTILIZERS « CHEMICALS Famoun CHACO 40% Organic 6-4-64 Fertilizer containing 4% Magnesium, Increases yields of Citrua end Vegetables. # P R O G R E SSIN G f S E M IN O L E * COUNTY! CH ASE COM PANY SANFORD, FLORIDA �✓ Citrus Is Seminole County's Biggest Industry - n ,m ............... ft* # n f* rft 1964 Progress Edition ftn li Horticaltural Specialties Crowing In Seminole Acres Set In Trees One of the Important agri­ cultural enterprises in Seminote County is the production of horticultural specialties (thla Includes all of the nur­ serymen). The crape grown in the nurseries are ferns, var­ ious types of foliage plants, chrysanthemumi and other blooming planU, various thru be, citrus tree*, turf, bulb* and tubers, etc. Aa the county population By K n it ta a » e r » Amt Af. A m * Tha citrus M nstry la the Urge»t M oatry la Seminole County. There i n sow close to 22,000 a c m «f baariac aad nonbearing traaa. H ourly they caa be divided lata to par cant aarly aad mid n aiaa oraagei, 23 per caat Valencias, three per coot grapefruit aad 12 per cent tmgartaae tad ether*. The co-tree value af the 1MM crop t i a apprexhaately |( ,300,000. The December 1N2 free** killed aome tree* but there baa beea ceaaiderabla plaatiag af new trees aiace then. It ap­ pear! that Seminole County ha i a bight future la citrus. There arc numerous planting* oo flstwoodt land where the a rts ha* beea bedded or tiled or both to facilitate drainage of water. Thli marginal land has been avoided la tbe pait but with the scarcity of prime citrua land there haa been large acreage* planted In this manner In varioua parti of tbe eitru* belt. In 1963 there were 4S.34t.000 citrua treea in Florida. More than 37 per cent of thin num­ ber are eattmaled to be in the non bearing category. Seminote County ranka fifth In Florida to tbe production of tangerine*. It appeari that a large part of Semlaola Coun­ ty'* economy will be baaed on citrus fruit for many years to come. continue! to grew by leaps nnd bounds with modem aub-divlalons springing up in almost every section, production of horticultural specialties will expand with it to beautify the surroundings. In 1930 there were 9 nur­ series in the county and now there are ever 100 nurseries which contribute slieably to the income of the area. It is felt that much of the vegetable land which lies fallow today could be profitably used by growing field-grown ornament­ als. Seminole County growers are exporting some eraament* ■la to other states and In the future this amount could be considerable. PEACHES The peach Industry in Flor­ ida has been moving at a ra­ pid pace fo* the peat few M A N U FA C T U R ER S year*. Thla la mainly due to the finding of nematode-resis­ tant rootstock* and to the peach breeding work being done at the University of Flor­ ida by Ralph Sharpe. Seminole County h u several plantings of peaches end we can expect more in the future. It la felt that there is a de­ finite future for the peach in­ dustry in Florida but H la a business t u t must be enter* ed with caution. This i* a new crop for this area aad there are many things to ba Mare* ed. There aiuaf be rafOeknt chilling weather to provide good dormancy break aad be«vy fruit sot. Good air aad wator drain* age a r t essential for produc­ tion and growth «f tree*. of fine quality M E N ’S & BO YS’ N I G H T W E A R . . . “COMA” Is the name of n Inrge, flat-headed West Indies fish . . . but it also is the trade name of the product of one of Seminole County’s new­ est industries, Southern Fibreglnss Products. The firm manufactures 15 nnd more pleasure boats a day in its modern plant off South Sanford Avenue. (Herald Photos) In tha manufacture of popular atyla men’a and boya’ pajamaa , . . Now you caa travel throughout the United Statea aad maay foreiga eouatrfaa aad find thia familiar “SANFORD” label on the eountera o f loading Three general Iona of tho Meliser family have been npeclaHata Among other preventable nuisance* are mark* left an window aitls by aartbeuwara flower pots. You might protcet your siQs with left-over strips of such things aa linol­ eum or plastic-coated panel­ ing. Or use under eaeh plant a wide lid. The plastic kind that come on soma coffee cans are particularly good for thla. Another way is to malt soma paraffin in a pan and dunk the bottom of each pot. department atoraa. SANFORD MANUFACTURERS, INC. FACTORY: 918 W . 1 s t S t uynaftonics. Inc HIGHW AY AEROSPACE 17-92 SOUTH ELECTRONICS — COMMERCIAL ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS S an fo rd , F la. SHOW ROOM : 10 W. 33rd. S t , N . Y , N . Y. �• • i !. . fl ‘ . . . . . . . i J i i i ■ 1 n 9 1 R • * 1k. ; 1 By Fred Van P elt A new and fascinating In­ dustry has been introduced into Seminole County; Horse breeding. To be specific, quar­ te r horse breeding. George C. Harden J r., who aays he "could ride a quarter horse before 1 could walk,” has developed within the last three years a 120-acre ranch primarily for the breeding and training of quarter horses. He calls It "a hobby” since his vocstional pursuits are eltrue groves between Lake Maty and Longwood. The Harden ranch is ap­ propriately named “ River’s Edge” since it lays along the Weklva River on Highway 40 west. Harden and his wife, the former Mildred Miller, are natives of Sanford. They now are planning to build a new home on a knoll at the ranch overlooking the Weklvn River for themselves and their four children. To the uninitiated the term "quarter horse” would mean “one-fourth of a horse." How­ ever, the term actually means a "horse which runa a quar­ ter of a mile.” For the quar­ ter horse Is a short course runner and can clock the quar­ ter mile In 21-plus seconds. There are no official rec­ ords of the quarter horse prior to 1040 when the Amer­ ican Quarter Horse Associa­ tion was organized. Y et there are historical references to the breed as far back as 1020. The preface to the bonk, “ Quarter Horae Breeder," reads: American Hymhol "Since early colonial days, the quarter horse was des­ tined to become a symbol of Amerlran expediency and de­ velopment. Bred by Ameri­ cans, with the needs and de­ sires of Americans In mind, It Is understandable that this breed should be endowed with the attributes of its prnpagntors. Tha ruggedness of the pioneer; the tenacity, when fared with adversity; the do. cility and composure, In time of crisis; and the benuty, symmetry, nnd versatility of the land, are synonymous with the virtues of the breed." Fans of Wild W est tales picture the qunrter horse as having been developed within the last century to work live­ stock. However, Harden says rec­ ord* from the early ll»00s re­ fer to the qunrter horse. He reports that research reveals the thoroughbred from Eng­ land was not rugged enough for the New World and so it was crossed with the Span­ ish mustang found In Flor­ ida. The offspring of the Eng­ lish thoroughbred nnd the Spanish mustang was the quarter horse. To quote further from the Quarter Horse Breeder: "There were really two fartor* that developed the quar­ ter horse, utility ami speed. Time nnd place hnve always determined which wnn para­ mount. The quarter horse has been the ordinary man's us­ ing-horse. Owner-bred, ownertrained and more often than not owner-raced. Hurst of Speed "To lie useful on the fron­ tier ami the ranch, the horse bus to have certain character­ istics; namely, weight, a eertaln rugged power, nnd abil­ ity to live off the country. There was no Derby or Santa Anita when and where the quarter horse developed. The quarter horse matched and raced when hi* owner* met, for 100 yard* or as far ns they could see an opening; seldom over a quarter of a mile, hence hia name. "For short distance raring • tremendnua burst of apre-1 Is mors valuable than sus­ tained action. For this, tha quarter horse evolvesi muscle which the owner used during the week on his farm or ranch. "Much of the origin of the quarter horse Is lost, hut • few facts are available. Wood, Sandy* nnd Gookin were the first to Import English horses Into Virginia about Iti'.’O. Soon thereafter, Governor Nichol­ son legalised horse racing, whlfi Immediately became GEORGE HARDEN, nlxuird his chnmpion mnre, I, cc' h Pride, ••cuts” n rn lf in h recent qunrter horse show contest. Somo 20 quarter horse pular. Ily lflOO, large purswere being offered. For vcral reusons, among these e lack of tracks and raight stretches of road, it came the habit to run short ces, generally along tho lin street of the town ns is wns the only straight d cleared stretch nvailus. , , . , Old Snipe "William Itobinson, onene deputy governor of mile Island, raised some of o best running horses in at colony. Ilia original sire, Old Snipe, according to an unsigned manuscript, wns found in a drove of wild horses on Point Judith. Although Rob* inson did not realixe it. Old Snipe's ancestors were probably bred in Spain, “Very likely the Virginia horses already hnd some infusion of Spanish blood, as it la know that there were Spanish horses in the backwoods of tho colony." To quote from another book, "The Amerirnn Quarter Horse:" "The quarter horse, a con- breed of hore«i In A m irlei, and this much wa can prava. Wa know that tha quarter •kern- psedwtwd tb# America! thoroughbred and waa a fac­ tor In tha aitablishment of tha thoroughbred rather than the other way around. “Thia, xadly enough, will not endear ua to historians of tha thoroughbred, but wa hare ample proof th at tha quarter running horse was es­ tablished as ■ bread and was earning a good living as such long before tha lads of Bos­ ton threw their monumental Tea Party and long before our hero was used as a cavalry charger In George Washing­ ton’s Revolutionary A rm y -, . . Strang Influence "We do know th at we are dealing with not only tha his­ tory of the quarter horse, but with the history of the Un­ ited States. The quarter horse has played an import­ ant role in every war that this nation has fough' up un­ til World War II. We know that he had a hand in the Battle of the Alamo, that he mounted Custer’s men and, some say, the Indians as well who gave the lada in blue a rough afternoon, lie was a strong Influence in the win­ ning of the West and one may trace the westward de­ velopment of these United States by tracking his hoofshows are held annually throughout Florida. prints from the Atlantic to Hnrdcn owns nnd operates a 120-acre quarter the Pacific Ocean............ horse ranch on Highwuy 46 west. “. , , , .Equine historians idlctlon on almost any any since the invention of tho do agree that the horse of Int, runs true to form when hatchet. Spain waa shipped to Florida ie attempt* to undertake Quite a Iforae and the Vera Crus peninsula » history. Horting out the "Strangely enough t h e and that this Spanish horse eta is practically an impos- grand little horse has surviv- was of Arabian extraction.” jlllty for much, perhaps too e,t this working-over Just as »ch that has little to do with I** h“ • urvive,‘ drought, pastlf , lienee, KU fi* -um l-pray breedEntertainment In Seminole ""tywriUe" Ing programs, and shout av- lx well-rounded. In addition to out the magnificent steed. erythlng else that can happen recreation which whole fam­ "The quarter horse has had to n breed of animal*. Again ilies may enjoy together, there are do-it-yourself historians we are impressed with his is fun for the sports-minded irk him over than he tins stamina. The quarter horse Is too. Harness racing, grey-j lira on his tail, anil more quite a horse indeed, hound tracks and jal alal a r c ' gumcrit* nnd knockdown, "We do know thnt the quar- all available within the county , ag-out fights have been ter horse ran claim to be both for those who prefer th e : nrtrd over this matter than the oldest and the youngest •'spectator” type. THESE FOALS, now six-eight months old, some day will be partlclpating in quarter horse shows on weekends nnd working on ranche* through the week. But for the next year, before commencing their train­ ing, they will cavort around George Harden’s River’s Edge Ranch. Sanford’* Most Progressiva and Complete Automotive P arte and E N G IN E Machine Shop. R E B U IL D IN G Hill Toevus, assistant manager and Milton S tarr, machinist Sm iihjA O RDERS UNDER TREE HOE R A D IO D ISP A T C H E D FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE N O W A IT IN G Manufactured In — SAN FO RD, * The most complete FLA. machine shop in i s . V r % V Seminole County, .Miller .Machine Mupplies replacement parts nml equipment for every type auto, truck and tractor. Manager Joanne H arriett and Assistant Manager Bill Tucvuo. The Only M achine Made Capable Of H oeing Up To 5,000 T rees P er Day In 15* Settings. S m ith ’* exclusive Flat blade* for maximum cutting and mulching ability against the adjustable shear bar. They are reversible for double life and eeonumy, and guaranteed non-hreakahte. This hue head is also available with a 3-pojnt hitch frame. Steve Basis operating a burins her on Smltty Hues are available fur mint Utility type tractors equip­ ped with remote control hydrau­ lic valve, in the it) to 30 hursa power (lass. M ANUFACTURED & GUARANTEED a cylinder block. BY SANFORD 110 W. Second S treet S anford, Fla. �i Florida Power & Light Capability Points To 5 Million KWs Firm Joins Cross-State Power Line F orlJa Po'Acr and Light Company'* system capability grew to 2,®W,W0 kilowatts in lt*3. as compared with only SOI.oi) in 1341. according to Sstf.’t Burnt, local manager. Five new generating unita —tire* und«r construction gni two on lot* drawing boards -w ill and anothar 2.123.000 kilowatt*, an increase of more than 71 per cent by the end of 1W7, Burnt seid. Also. Barns pointed out, vita a recent rate rut, elec-j fruity go# i# much cheaper true a com mast ion of tervicei la the home. FPL newspaper, radio and television adverti*Ing tells this story. Oar r*4*> spot points out that thla is the fourth major rate cut FPL hat made tinea 1M3 . . . helping fo reduce the average price paid per real* dential kilowatt hour by 31 per cent. Wbat'a more, tin new ratei fall about eight per cent below the national aver­ age. Called the "moat significant advancement of the decade la the development of electric poser supply in the state of Florida," a new 34,000 volt cross-state tranamlaalon line vent Into operation Sept. 3. At a ceremony dedicating the new line. Chairman of the Florida Pohlle ttllltlea Com­ mission Fdwtn L. Mason clos­ ed the ssritch that put the high-voltage power link Into commercial operation. "Here, expressed hi terms of steel, aluminum and cop­ per. Is (he ability of the state’* electric companies to work to­ Administration, state officials gether to strengthen and ex­ and representatives of the pand the stale's power grid so three electric utilities. essential to the most economi "The strengthening and ex­ :al srd ber.rf.e!al supply of pansion of the bigh-voltagc electric service," declared grid helps nduce the over all Mason. Investment in generating The ne-sr Ine. extending plants to meet Florida's loom­ from Cape Kennedy to the ing power requirement* since Tampa Bay area, provides an­ the reserve generation requir­ other cross-state link in Flor­ ed for safe, dependable opera­ ida's high voltaze electric tion Is materially reduced power network and was cun through poolin'1 and sharing of structed by the Joint coopera generating capacity among the tlon of Flortdi Puw»r Corpora ?om,-pivies involved." Mat"* lion. Florida Power k Light said. "These are Juat a cou­ Company and Tampa Electric ple of the many way* the pow­ Company. er network help* hold down Attending tha dinner, apon the cost of electricity to the sored by the Brevard Com customer while further safe mlttee of 110, were members guarding his service. of the Florida Public I'tllities "The need for a large-scale Commission, representatives statewide tiansmisslon net­ of the Air Force and the Na­ work ha* Ion* been recognized tional Aeronautics and Space . ani I ain happy to say that the utility systems in Florida have expanded interconnec­ tions from year to year and have developed such a state­ wide power grid," he said. lo discussing electric ser­ vice to strategic Cape Ken­ nedy, Mason pointed out that the new transmission l i n k would hack up jower supply to this vital area served by Florida Power A Light Com­ pany. He also noted that FPL i* budding a new ..generating.. station at the Cape which it scheduled for completion next spring. The super towers which sup­ port tiie new high voltage cross-state line are designed to withstand lU-mllespcrnour hurricane winds. Running westward from Co­ coa in the Cape Kennedy area, the new line passes nrar Lake Wales, Winter Haven. Harlow ant Tampa, terminating at St. Petersburg. Power can tie tak­ en from or pumped into the network at any of these points In addition to providing a more dependable power sup­ ply In normal ttmes. the net­ work permits the swift deliv­ ery of emergency power into arras of the state suffering • hurricane damage or oilier catastrophe. Debut Wood boards-and-battrns — long popular as siding for ex­ terior home walls — is now making its debut on the inter-! lor. line of tile newest patterns of Southern Pine is "reverse batten" paneling. It differs from the exterior style in that batten strips arc under rather | than over spaces between ver-1 tical boards. As a result, the full thickness of rach panel projects from room wall* — giving a pleaiing Uirec-diincn slonal impression. Cape' K muM v' i missile prcjMts. served by Florida F o * er A Light C cm yasy'i t r t n s m l s i l e n lines from tha M irth and South. »|U be a H in d greater dependability of scnice with this newest link in Florida'* expending p e» sr gnd TIIK GEORGE E. TURNER plant of tliv Kloridu Power Corpotation produces more than 2(H),000 kilowatts of electric power. The plant, originally Iniilt in 1020), is on Lake Monroe, “WE SELL T H E BEST - near Flnterprise. across the water from Sanford. (Sen story on Putte 11, this aoetion.) AND SERVICE THE REST” n .V f Ill . V - v' v ■*• > -.f i. Florida's industry •d '. ■ '» > ' ' ■ iv I J t F -v-V /.* _(. -,* 9s * r ‘ dr- ■ L a balanced economy r —g W GENERAL ELECTRIC HEATING CONDI TI ONI NG REFRIGERATION Recent yean ham brought about a new balanea between Florida’* growing touriam, agriculture, and her even-faater-growing industry. The maaiiiva build-up at Cape Kennedy has served not only to strength­ en Florida’a industrial base, but to demonstrate Florida'* ideal climate — both In ttrms of weather and economy—for industrial location in general. POWKR PATF!S PROGRESS! Central Florida can rely on Florida Power & Light Company to keep pace with Its growing needs. The near­ by Cape Kennedy Plant, scheduled for operation in 1963, will be able to generate about 10 times* the present electric requirements of the en­ tire missile-launching complex. This will assure plenty of dependable power for the moon-ahot program as well as for the expanding growth of the area. Yew. FPL haa power lo spare, now and in the future . . . to help keep Florida powerful! FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HELPING BUILD FLORIDA I SALES ] ESTIM AT ES SERVICE C H EER FU LLY G IV E N CALL 322-1 WALL P L U M B IN G , H E A T IN G and A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G 1007 S. S A N F O R D A V E. SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A �. c. . rr Stem Led To V— j . .Ty «4l--------- - *• ■ * * **r> te.. New Crops WM eawsldwod W W fM U tho eootlwoed profitable crow* hi* of ookrf hi tbs Sanford rJcitec-’-: >• DR. 1. W. WILSON . . . cntomologiat DR. J. F. DARBY . . . pathologirt DR. R. f t FORBES . . . aofl chomlat DR. H. L. RHOADES nematologiat DR. W. T. 8CUDDER * . . horticulturint DR. P. J. WE8TGAT* . • . horticulturist B. F. WHITNER JR. . . . horticulturist Research Helping Farmers To Pave W ay To Better Crops Florida vegetable growers I disease control, and more In- Florida E*p*rim»nt Station, tho West and la being tried mulch does. Weeds will grew Buy pave their way to teea come la future, through the mulch. If moleon Celery Avenue points In in Florida. aofl blowing, better weed and J Reaeareh at tbs Central this direction. I t would in­ Tho two aclentista say black crickets are present, they volve petroleum mulches as plastic film and petroleum must be controlled before mulch cost about the same to mulch Is applied. They would deportment of chooiiatry at aoil sealants to prevent lots apply broadcast. Both in­ tunnel through it and reduce of volatile fumigants, which hibit wind and water erosion its effectiveness. makes them Its* effective; of aoil and reduce fertiliser and Roprocht had k m able la 1M> Precision *«ring, amounts to thousands of dol­ raise loll temperature and leaching. Both prevent lota of Since petroleum mulch is to show that track id atom of calory waa caaood by boroa lac. waa organ lied by J. Earl lar! annually. During the a 11 m u 1 a t a plant growth, volatile fumigants and make black and absorbs th* sun’s deficiency aad th at applica­ Provenchor. The company waa past year material cotta alons bringing earlier and larger r e d u c a d dosage effective. warm rays. It speeds germin­ tion* of 10 pana da of b o m tboa located oa Virginia exceedtd th* total grots axles harvests; pravent wind and Both result in higher ih.il ation and growth rate and Intempo futures, w i t h black creates stands of small-seed­ par a m pnroatad tracked Drfro la Orlando. Tbo ftrat for th* Drat two years of water erosion of herbicide- plastic film having a alight ed vegetables. atom symptom* darofopiac la shop waa comparatively amall business a t Precitloneering, treated Boils; reduce soil- advantage. Both serve to re­ Drs. Darby and Scudder duce disease* in cantaloupes have tested It with canta­ la 1MT Dr. Sapvocbt waa and soon bad to be expanded. Inc. And bow about th* fu­ born* diseases. Drs. J. V. Darby and W. and ether fruits touching soil. loupes. beuns, rollards, cu­ traaafam d to Sanford and After a couple of years ia ture? Presently negotiations T. Hcudder got the Idea from Drs. Darby and Scudder cumbers, cabbage, l e t t u c e , a tm d aa rko director aatlJ thla location the plant waa are underway with th* gov­ the fact that petroleum mul­ point out, however, that pe­ celery, radishes, squash, and hit rottroeat la 1M0. ernment and various prlvata moved to larger quarters on With Ike paaaafo of the Coolidge Avenue la Orlando. corporations for th* produc­ ch#* ar* used to stabilise troleum mulch It more readily t o m a t o e s . Survivut and adapted to narrow beds than gr.w th In early spring hove yaara the ataff of the Expert* The company remained a t this tion of almiliar commodities. sand dunes In the West. (n I05ti Dr. Darby tried plastic flint; it may he ap­ been much better with petrol­ Provencher attended th* alto for four years. fa July of thia year Pre­ Chrysler Institute of Engi­ plaatle resin sprays to seal plied more conveniently; pea- eum resin mulch than with­ cision**ring, Inc. moved Into neering In Highland Park, solL These provrd too expen­ tlcidra and herbicides may bo out mulch. They tried a 5•ew building specifically Mich., where he studied engi­ sive. He then began experi­ incorporated with it; and it inch hand of mulch with designed for more modem neering and accounting. H* menting with petroleum retin presents no residue problem. beans ami found it to bo too manufacturing operation* on worked for more than 11 mulches. On* of these (KnBlack plastic film does not narrow for la-st results. boom to the Central Florida Shepard Road off Highway years a t various Chrysler cap) I* now on th* market In require a herbicide: Detrnleum • * i t l i o * r s n l i i U g ip k o a v v . t a t l « * l r « r 17-M a t tho north end of plants In tha Detroit area aa atioa of to aaroa of tDod Laagwood la BCmtnola Coun­ a tool angineer, designer and load by too flonriaolo County ty- The now plant sita cover* automation angineer. Before Tana Baraaa made It poaaiblo • total of 18,000 aquaro feet. moving to Orlando, ho waa on to aadortaka • wider atody of Tbo building will bo further th* manufacturing stuff of vegetable poodaetfea prob* expanded within a short time. th* Ford Motor Compuny and in Boptemher of thia year bald other positions of manu­ a loose was signed by* Pro- facturing engineering manag­ olaloneorlng, lac. and the At­ er and general shop superin­ lantic Coast Lino Railroad tendent a t Ford Motor Plants. arch hi too floldo of for tho former ACL freight Ho Uvea with hla wife, Nancy, itrol, plaat nutrition, office located a t 212 West and four children on Conway moan, aofl chemletry, First Street in Sanford. Thia Gardens Road In Orlando. building is eurrontly being Jules L. (Bud) Miller, vice tool aad plant breodiag. equipped with specially de­ president, waa graduated from During tbo ST year* of Ha signed machines and equip­ Georgia Tech and worked at existence tbo Control Florida ment for the exclusive pro­ Bell Aircraft for about five Experiment Station baa mode duction of Navy catapult yaara In Buffalo, N. V. aa a • number of eentributiono to atraps and gear for ute on reliability engineer. In 1958 the improvement of vegetable carriers. he moved to Orlando and production. Tbo firat of theta It la estimated that approx­ worked for another five yeurs contribution! waa the aolutlon imately 75 to 8(1 tons of steel with the Martin Company on of the problem of cracked will be shipped into this lo­ tha Pershing program la-fure •tem of celery. cation annually for this one Joining Precloneerlng, Inc. in Development of information operation. All of thia material 10(13. He haa ona son, Tim, an tho kind end amount of will be moved In and out of and reside* In Orlando. fertilisera to bo uaed haa en­ Hanford over the ACL system. Averug* aga nf the people abled farmers to produro In addition other steels and at I’recisloneering, Inc. I* 31 higher yields of hotter qual­ various metala will be moved year*. I* this important? No, ity vegetable*. The firat ex­ In and out of th* main plant but It may axplaln tha en­ DR. J. W. WII.SON, entomologist in charge of the Central Florida Ex­ periment* perlments with DOT for the located on Shepard Road by thusiasm of tha company. periment Station on Celery Avenue, inapects growth of cantaloupe de­ control of the corn earwomt commercial truck llnea. Moat ('recently the oldest m in ia 41 veloped by I). F. Whittier Jr., station horticulturist. (Herald Photo) ware conducted a t the Central of thia material ia atainlea* yeara of age—he U t io **oli| Florida Station. ateci anil aircraft atcel and man” of the outfit viscous materials. For agri­ cultural spraying, they Kara an approprlata solvent and surfactant added and ar* emulsified In water. When freshly prepared, th# nteln particles are d i s p e r s e d throughout the emulsion. Spe­ cial equipment was designed which permits trouble-free spraying of th* mulch ma­ terial. For petroleum mulches th* Sanford researchtrs prepare, fertilise, snd bed land in the usual way. If an all-purpose fumigant Is to be applied to control nematodes, w * * d I , and soil fungi, they apply it and the sealant Then they w a i t three weeks before planting crop. Small seeds which must bo planted shallow come up threugh the mulch. Dr. Darby say* crucifers, lettuce, car­ r o t and tomato hiav* a high­ er percentage of emergence and survival through mulch thun without I t Since lettuce, crucifers, and pepper are now started In seedbed* and transplanted, Dr. Darby be­ lieves It will he possible to save labor and gain a few days In early m aturity by planting theae crops directly In the field and mulching them. Tbo two scientist* had some difficulty In applying mulch with pump applicator* In their early work. They were working with small plot* and made frequent change* In concentration, formulations, rates of application, a n d width of band. Essco Re­ search and Engineering Cor­ poration, which has worked with the soil aealunt for five yearn, has reported no trouble In the West. They have built a satisfactory applicator for Florida, using large-vclume noxxles and a gear pump. Drs. Darby and Scudder hare been ruing a compressed air applicator mounted on a trac­ tor. This applies both herbi­ cide and mulch on the asms trip and I* satisfactory for experimental plots. Placed on the market for farm use In Arlxona in Jan ­ uary 1953, petroleum mulch material* inet with wide­ spread demand. F l o r i d a researchers say mere research Is needed be­ fore petroleum mulches can be recommended generally for farm use, but results so fur nr* very promising. Another large oil company is also de­ veloping sprayulde mulches for use ns soil aealunt* uud stabilizers. Studies of nutritional m qulrements of carrots grows in Central Florida, of vari­ eties adapted to the area and of date* of planting hava ltd to the planting of commercial acreage* of thia crop. It ta estimated that 300 acres of carrots were grown for pro­ cessing and 800 acres far fresh market during tho IMS54 crop season. Sweet corn variety trials designed to develop Improved varieties for muck aoila was Iniatod during th* spring of 1954. Variety trials of bests, lettuce, southern peas, car­ rots, celery, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, and eggplant are being continued. A project designed to dis­ cover and develop new crops for Central Florida was initi­ ated during the biennium 1952-54. Of the several crops tested safflower and rhubarb appear to bo promising. Ten years study of soybean earietlrs, control of weeds In the crop, and Improved cul­ tural method* hava culminat­ ed In a program of soybean production which la being adopted by grower*. The search for more effec­ tive insecticides and insecti­ cides less hazardous tu hum­ ans hat resulted In the gen­ eral use of a mixture of Guthiun and a horticultural oil for the control of the cabhuge looper. New and promis­ ing chemicals for the control of the corn earworm ar* be­ ing studied. An Intensive study of tho disorder of cabbage railed Black Specking ha* indicated that this condition is connect­ ed with the nutrition of tho cabbage plant hut the exact cause and a remedy huve not been discovered. Hut water treatment of culadium tubers for the con­ trol of the root-knot nema­ tode is still tha best method of control. Heating & A ir Conditioning WE M A K E IT O U R BU SIN ESS . . . Thanks... WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR A PPRECIA TIO N TO THE HOME BUILDERS IN THE SANFORD AREA FOR T H EIR CONTINUING SUPPORT FOR TH E LAST 18 YEARS . . . GEORGE MILI3 (right) of Southern Air dincutwcn plana and •pacifications with D. d. Spurgeon. C a r r ie r Phone 322-6492 Chapman Concrete Blocks, Ipc. -------------------------------------------- 106 NORTH ELM AVENUE ---------------J. EARL PROVENCHER, president (left), and Jules Miller, vice presi­ dent, plan for • new contract for PtecUIoneerlnjf, Inc., a new (to Semi­ nal* County) mod growing concern- THE ONLY BLOCK MANUFACTURER IN SEMINOLE COUNTY — C A M PO R n I f H P IIA A o AN FORD, I LORIDA EN G IN EERIN G SALES INSTALLATION SERVICE Southern Air 2513 P a rk D rive SANFORD, FLORIDA . �/ * Five-Year Growth Pictured Providing telephone service in (oathwrit Seminole Coun­ ty for a population th a t haa almost tripled in the past seven years has been the job of the Winter Park Tele­ phone Company. In 1938, the company serv­ ed 1,243 residence and 173 business customers through two small dial central offices in Altamonte Springs and Casselberry. Faced with a rapid popu­ lation increase In the early 1940s, the company Invested more than $500,000 In a new central office at Altamonte Springs. This office, put into service In 1941, replaced the two smaller offices and also made possible the addition of direct distance dialing in 1942. This Terrace office now serves over 4,000 telephones in Casselberry, Altamonte Springs, Fern Park, Longwood, Forest City and a por­ tion of North Orlando. J. K. Galloway, company president, noted that the tel­ ephone company’s belief In the future growth of Semi­ nole County was shown by the fact that the Terrace central office was "built to be expanded." "Our forecasters estimate th at in five years we will nearly double the number of telephones we serve In Sem­ inole County,” Galloway not­ ed. "and this means constant work on our part to meet ths demand for new and better service." T h e company estimates th at the population of the area it serves in Seminole County will Increase from to­ day’s 23,144 to about 20,000 in 1969. "We ran expand our T er­ race office to handle 40,000 subscribers," Galloway point­ ed out. Almost 40,000 calls are placed from the Terrace offlea each day. Galloway noted th a t today’s telephone subscribers a r e looking for more convenience In their service ~ private lines, extensions, telephones in color and coneaaled wiring In their homes. Busipess subscriber*, toe, reelist importance of good telephone service. 'W e have • wide range of aervicea that a re tailor-mad* for any else firm ," (aid Galloway. The** 1 n e 1 1 d a automatic switch­ boards, "key systems’’ to handle severat lines, auto­ matic dialers and "handsfree* telephones. The telsphena company fs constantly leaking for new services that will make call­ ing more convenient. A look into the future includes "puih-buttes" dialing, tele­ phone sets that can be recess­ ed into the wall and the use of "plug-in" unite to permit more flexibility In business service. Galloway emphasised that Winter Park Telephone sub­ scribers in Seminole County have access to nearly 140,000 telephones In the Winter Park-Orlende area. "We are convinced th at our Seminole County area will continue to be one of the fastest growing sections in th t years shesd. Wa ara deter­ mined to have the best in tel­ ephone service available when the new families end business­ es move Into this area,” Gall­ oway said. #l|» 1964 Progress Edition New Antiserum Developed For Rabies Bites SANFORD NAVAL Air Station is not. in the true Benue, nn ’’industry," or ’’agriculture,” as exemplified in this section of the Progress Edi­ tion, but it would be amiss to not point out that the Navy base plays a tremendous role in the economy of Seminole County. In the background of this shot of two Navy bomber-rcconnnissance plnnes are the Navy base, City of Sanford and Lake Monroe. (Navy Photo) Duda Ships 3V2 Million Crates Yearly Fifty year have made a dif­ Andrew worked as a gardner muck area about 30 miles Then the up-lo-dale highway ference in the speedy picking, for 10 more years before he from Oviedo—on Nov. 1. Six and rail system of the coun­ processing and shipping of accumulated sufficient capital weeks later they will have try makes pcssiblr rapid ship­ vegetables from Florida to to return to Florida and get finished with these initial ment—less than 3fi hours—to the city markets of the north­ back Into farming. They re­ crops (because there is usual­ the population centers of the eastern United States, but at turned in 1920—and while the ly frost by Dec. 15) and will northeast. least one family which was Dudaa have had several nar­ have moved 200 miles south shipping in 1913 is aUU in row escapes from financial dis­ to the muck south and east aster since then, they have of Florida'! Lake Okeechobee business in 1944. That family is A. Duda and remained continuously in busi­ (a huge body of water 40 miles Sons, Immigrants who with ness and have grown steadily. wide and 40 miles long which Florida's disadvantages, helps protect the muck area other Slovaks began growing however,, were more than off­ from cold weather which nor­ celery on sard land at Oviedo with primitive equipment and set by its advantages. Here­ mally comes from the north­ west. and also provide* water inadequate capital In the year in most years—there are good growing conditions during the for irrigation). They will har­ 1212. vest hero until April 13-May 1 This past season, the Dudaa winter months when vegetab­ when they will resume opera­ (who now farm solely on les cannot be produced ia the tion! again at Zellwood, con­ muck) have sent two million northern states. Since this tinuing until mid-July. crates of celery to markets time of year Is normally dry. Planting and harvest are so throughout the United States, irrigation is necessary, and handled as to make maximum heavy fertilization Is the rule and In addition havo sold one use of the expensive packing due to soil defieienclei (even and one-half million crates of other crops (a crate Is appro­ the organic muck, with its equipment, known as ''Mobile high natural nitrogen content, Harvestor," and to avoid as ximately 63 pounds). Although celery is not a has to be liberally fertilized much as possible the danger of with phosphate, potash, and "overloading'* t h * market, particularly perishable crop, minor elements. thua causing disastrous price iU "self life" in the grocery Here are some of the pro­ drops. (tore ia important to the buy­ A crop, eelery for example, ers, and hence every possible blems which the Dudas and will be scheduled for cutting | other truck farm ers in the modern method is used to put the celery on the market just southern United States have on a specific day and, barring bad weather breaks, the Duas soon as possible after cut had to solve to develop the present tremendous volume of dis will follow this schedule tiag. exactly, and will have sold A m a result, celery, sweet winter vegetables produced In Florida, southern Texas and much of the production before corn, and salad crops (like m It Is even harvested. southern California carole, endive, Chinese cab (t) Fertility. Sufficient nu­ One of the large harvester bage, romalne, green cab,, bage) are on their way to m ar­ trients must be put in the soil unite will be in the field at daybreak, and workers will ket in refrigerated transport to make it produce the maxi­ have been transported there mum tonnage per acre of the within 12 hours after cutting also. Today's highly mechanized necessary quality. operation has come gradually. (3) Water. Facilities have Celery will be cut by hand, Back la 1913 the motive power to be Installed In the low-lying partially trimmed by the cut­ far plowing was the horse, or muck areas southeast of Lakt ter who removes the wilted mule, and the horse also car­ Okeechobee near Miami, and or rudimentary stalks at the ried the first Duda celery, In scattered locations further root, and placed on a belt which was packed in the fields, north on the Florida peninsula conveyor which rides a wide over dirt roads to the railroad to allow for both irrigation boom. While on this conveyor ear. And In later y e a n to a and drainage. Excess rainfall, belt the tops are cut off by washing house 10 miles, dis which usually accompanies a rotating saw (this formerly tance where the crops were Florida's infrequent cold wea wes a hand process done with prepared for shipment by rail (her, mutt be removed rapid machetes) snd transported to to tht north, principally New ly or crops will be completely the packing unit. It takes 21 cutters working steadifc in York which ia 1200 miles from lost. (3) Varieties Farmers tlvem front of the pecking unit as it Oviedo. Today, a great volume Kill selves and governmental ex moves at • rate of approxl goes to market by rail, but periment stations have deva. mitely four feet per minute loped varieties of vegetables to keep it supplied with celery. refrigerated trucks carry very considerable amount of which can be planted and The celery is next cleaned the Duda crops speedily to sometimes harvested mechan by hand removal of the re­ their destinations. Ically In some instances, and maining wilted or damaged What the initial Duda volume will keep in good condition for limbs, and pastes through a | of celery was, no one remem­ a reasonable period after it washing chamher on a con­ bers, but as recently as 1913 reaches the grocery store veyor, where any dirt adher­ ing to it U completely remov­ the company shipped only 300, counters. 000 crates, and all of it was (4) Harvesting. Here one ed. At the end of the washing celery. major problem ia a shortage chamber the cleaned stalks What sort of country did of agricultural labor In the are placed in crates. Andrew Duda and his three United States, another ia the A fleet of 23 T-700 Ford sons find when they moved necessity for speed. trucks is maintained for rapid to central Florida in llw early (3) Selling. Years ago, the moving of the crates from the years of live century? farmer waa at the mercy of field packing unit to tha preIt waa a generally flat or the big city vegetable brokers. cooler. slightly rolling country, with Today, most of the Duda pro- Pre-cooling Is an interesting, E n list Sun's Aid In setting your stages for very light soils, except for the iluction is sold on the farm, and fairly recent development, living, why not strike a note muck pockets of organic soil! Some of the very wide fluctua- made necessary by the perish­ of enchantment by enlisting which could not at that time tions in prices have also been able nature of sweet corn, but the aid of the sun? Sunshine be successfully farmed due to: removed by means of market- now used for practically ill that i* filtered through a lack of knowledge of certain ing agreements among the crops. In the pre-cooling farmers, which are encourag­ chambers, water it 32 degrees screen or a partially open mineral deficiencies. Florida itself had no m ar­ ed by the Government. The fshrenheit fo degrees centi­ canopy can create incompar­ able light and shadow effect*. kets of any consequence: The development of the chain gro­ grade) ia sprayed on the crat­ largest city in the state then cery stores, which oow handles ed vegetables as they pass Its spirit-lifting powsrs can was Jacksonville with perhaps some 70 per cent of the food slowly through tha chamber. be utilised for both your In­ 30.000 people. ; sold in the United States. When they have completed the side snd outside settings at In addition to poor soil and Solutions have been develop- trip, which takes about on«alternate times or even, when poor markets, Florida itself ed to many of these problems, half hour, (this process eli­ the sun is st just the right was poor in money; Capital1of course, and more are in minates deterioration) the angle, simultaneously. Adding was in very short aupply and store in the future, crate* ara then loaded into in­ to th* fascination of such farmers like the Dudas had The story of a Duda crop, sulated freight ears or trucks sparkling dappled patterns, difficulty securing sufficient with primary emphasis on the where refrigeration is main­ tco, is th* fact that they are money to finance even the! packing and marketing aspect, tained by lee or by mechani­ always changing, kaleido­ very small operation they he- shou'd be of interest: cal methods. (A new method scope fashion, from sunup to gan with. i The Dudas farm principally of pro cooling is now being sundown, season to season. As a matter of fact, the Du­ in two different areas, both used with apparently excell­ das had to give up three years removed by many miles from ent result*: Vacuum cooling, after they first moved to Flor- their home place. Generally, which is a dry process raplida. They went bark to the they will stirt their harvesting sble of pre-enoling an entire ^hrougb bi|b school. i northern La.ted butc* where, operation at Zdlwood — a Urge loaded truck at one tunc), | Top $ 4 M ttio a M a rk The C ittern Bank ef Ovled# m i erfexteed aa a Physicians treating i o # r.; son severely bitten by a rabid or suspected animal may toon have nn antiserum from hu­ man donors, according to a Florida Agricultural Experi­ ment Station! veterinarian. The human antlaerum pre­ clude* th* risk of a dangermi* reaction whleh some­ STUART L. C a r t e r , time* afflict* patients treat­ lieutenant (Jr), Civil ed with hyperimmune hone Engineering Corp«, haa serum. received o r d e r a for Dr. George T. Edda, head duty in Viet Nam. Car­ of the Experiment Stations ter, assistant resident Veterinary Science Depart­ officer in charge of ment. said a nationwide drive construction at S i n ia currently under way to en­ ford Naval Air Station, courage vetrrinarianl who will leave late in No­ have been treated for rabies vember. to donate blood for a pool of improved antiserum. Such blood waa collected from vet­ used to treat bites about tha erinarian* attending the Flor­ head or hands, "the danger ida State Veterinarian Med­ involved in th* administration ical Association meeting at of tha rabies antiaerum is Tampa Oct. 4-6. well known to phyeleiana who The ultimate aim of the have uaed it to any extent." program Is to eliminate "de­ Reactions to th* antiserum layed serum aickncit" which occur In 20 to 50 per cent of occur* In some persona after th* treated persons. rabies treatment. About 32,000 individuals are given ra ­ Th* more you learn, th* bies vaccine each year. mor* you earn. You can learn Kddi explained that where you way to a better Ufa by hyperimmune hors* serum ia going back to schooL convenience to ik« citizens of the Ovie.fo rvn-.^ julty to p r tida tboaa services to neces­ sary for grawth, and epaaad for busbies* ea July 1, 1 M . F lnt-day dapoaita t o t a l e d •704.117 with total resources of 9770,117. The first prealdent w u B. F. Whaalar Sr. aad the ataff canilatod of Whaalar. Chariot 0 . Shaffer, caihler, and Mrs. Pannla 01* tiff, taller. 1249, the bank Offered Locally Seminole County offer* to many opportunities for re ­ creation and relaxattea that only the highlight* ean be covered. Base, shad, bream aad building, parch await tha fisherman's present quarters; lure . . . meandering etrssme . . . . . 10 years of steady and large lakea present count­ progress, its rapital and sur­ less waterways for boatiag plus almost doubled. Deposit* enthusiasts . . . hunters en­ had risen to the sum of |2 joy th* Jungly woods and million. marshy riverlaad*. Thera are Further growth waa indi­ golf roureee, tanafe courts, cated when an addition, whleh perks and picnic a rase. Gar­ included a drive-in window, dening is the favorite pea tint# waa addad in July 1959. Da­ of many in Seminole County poaita continued to climb and where good soil aad * gentle reached an all tima high of climate are excellent substi­ ovar 24 million in July 1904. C. R. Clonts, president ainca tutes for a groan thumfc. In­ 1054, says that with tha loca­ formal and Mighberly, the tion of the space university county Is populated wtth folks only four miles south of who walk the middle read. Neither rich nor peer, all Oviedo, further expansion is have learned ta grasp tha expected. • m w Present officer* of th* bank best In livlngl ara C. R. Clonts, president; Choose the right read fee L. M. Webb, executive vice future succeo. Slay fat school. president; Harold A. Ward Speaking of Progress THE W IN T E R PARK TELEPHO NE COMPANY S E R V E S ______ Th* dynamic growth of tha South Seminole County area haa boon reflected in th# rapidly Incraaalng number of telaphonos Nrv*d by Tho Wlatar Park Telophas e Company. Residence telephones increased from 1,000 to 4,500 botwoaa 1957 and 1961. Bualneaa telephones Increased from 150 to 500 during tho ■amt period. To hoop pace with this growth, tho T e r m s Central Office waa placed in service in Altamonte Springs in 1960. Moro than 30,000 telephone* In an area of approximately 110 square miles in northeast Orange and South Seminole counties. Fiat rate toll servlet enables ail subaerihera to call more than 130,000 telephone* in tha Winter Park-Orlando area without incurring a toll charge. The many businesses located ia South Seminole County are served with the latest ia modem telephone equipment in* stalled by Tho Winter Park Telephone Company. The Winter Park TelephoneCompany 132 E. NEW EN GLA N D AVE. WINTER PARK, FLA. �SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY ...that is the continuing objective of SANFORD ATLANTIC m fiEORHE A. OUT AfilJS Chairman 0( The Hoard II. II. HODfiES It. F. MANN Executive VUe-l’rcsidcnt MRS. I.OIS I). IIOHSIIOI.DKR AhaUtant Vice-President n TO OUR GROWING AREA... m IT HAS ALW AYS BEEN T H E POLICY AT SANFORD ATLANTIC TO ACTIVELY SU PPO R T AND CONTRIBUTE IN ANY M A N N ER POSSIBLE TO ALL PROGRAMS FOR TH E BEN EFIT AND PROGRESS OF SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY! P re s id e n t IIAHOI.I) I). HOWLAND Cashier O. C. Mr HR IDE Assistant Cashier MRS. CATHERINE M. RAY Assistant Cashier / i lia The Sanford Atlantic National Bank M EM BER F.D.I.C. SANFORD. FLORIDA 23345919 DeWITT T . MATTHEWS, JR. Auditor �Jk * £ 1 }? ^ a it f a r b D A YT O N A }s k ' -1. | % r1 }i »f/ CAPE KENNEDY g r i p iK y s ia. • iV*- / fia J u o u d iA n Seminole **■ County J j v in q has it! . . . an • abundance of natural beauty — blue lakes and winding rivers — spreading oaks and magnolia trees — exotic plants and tropical flowers — and a wonderful outdoors every month of the year. Sem­ inole County is blessed, too, with thriv­ ing towns and quiet residential areas . . . recreational facilities for every age group . . . and cultural, spiritual and civic ad­ vantages that tell you, “Here, indeed, is paradise living for all the family.” fp '•• i] IIIf ___u �Sanford Naval Academy SANFORD, FLORIDA A SELECT PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS Bear Lake sectlea. o th er Welcome Wagaa hastee sea In­ clude Mrs. flephl# Maince, of DsBgryi Mrs. Virginia retro* otri, Baafmdi Mrs. Mora Nor* ris, of loath Seminole, and Mrs. Phyllis Bugsaatlao, of Lake Mary. Dartag the past year, tka hcttaaaaa have wotccmcd amen than 1|M famlliaa to tho gamiaala County area, help­ ing them flad the churthoo af their daaeaUaaUoa, describing simmualty ergaaltatiens, aa* tivitias aad fadUtiea. They alee help them adjust ta their unfamiliar surround­ ings, locals ssrvlcea th at they au y need and assist th an ia getting settled. Oaa e f the meat valued ae­ rial attributes of the Wel­ come Wagaa servlceo ia the eetabUahaseat ef Newcomen Chiba, when the new d tlsesm eta gat tagethar with ethers, throughout, especially facing the inclosed patio, are used profusely, while light also enters be­ low the raised roof. (Herald Photo) Seminole Extension Service In 50th Year Tka femlaale Couaty Eaten■lea Sendee, formerly tailed Ike Hama Demonstration Ser­ vlet, te now obeerviag Us JOtb year af aperatiea. Tka lamiaaia County Exten­ sion Homemakers Council, re­ presenting 450 womea la ulaa clubs, is celebrating its 10th year. TkrouMl ■ reverse pyramid system, the local astanskm service agent, Miss Myrtle Wilson, panes on to the local leaders Urn expert training from state specialists. The lo­ cal leaders, ia turn, relay the Information and demonstra­ tions to their individual clubs throughout Urn county. The esteaaloa service la aa offeempua education pro­ gram to help the homemaker and her family eajoy Improved melhode of tho business of living ts It involves cooking, cleaning, laundry, decorating, economy, sewing, f a m i l y health and many other sub­ jects. ptay cards, have buck ar caf­ fes, plea outings aad p artita for tkeauelvse aad tkeir fees* One# established, tk a New* comers Clube bscowa selfsustaining, sleeting their awa officers end continuing ta function as aacial organisa­ tions, taking part ia cemaroa* lty activities and helping with community services, extend­ ing their ewa right hand a f fellowship ta others. Welcome W a g a a w a n founded S4 years ago aad hae organisations ia every state In the Union and many for* sign countries. Their motto espressos their function—MA business w ith a heart.” le - l c B E m A'i f m ,j »' Last year the II homemak­ ers, representatives tf their clubs, attended the annual short course at the University of Florida In Gaiaesvllto, re­ turning ta pass ea what they had learned to local county members, using photographs taken at the short eourse to implement their teachings. The tune extension service clubs la Seminole County are located ia Bear Lake, Elder Springs, Lake Mary, Lake Monroe. Oviedo, Geneva, Longwood, Sanford, and a group called the Seminole Evening Club. Lndies not already mem­ bers are welcome to attend any of the monthly meetings of the group in their area. Tima and dates ef meetings may be obtained by calling the Seminole County Exteaflea Service Office. 4 GOALS: good design: —Are major living artaa oriented to the south? If sot. It Ultra an overriding eonsid* oration aack aa view or tar* rain? —la tka watt alavatlon pro* tactad from low tun anglta? —A rt outdoor aroaa anil related to tka indoor plan? la tka kitchen handy to out* door living arena? —la the kitchen layout functional? Doea the kitchen control guaat and family en­ trances. Doan it auperviaa ehildren’a play aroaa? —Can you mova from gar* aga or carporta dlreeUy into tka kitchen or work tone? In tka route from car ta refrig* orator Iona than M feat? —Can tho waakor-dryer area bo reached from tho kit* chon without changing floor level? la it withia SO foot? —Can you ntovo from kit* ehen to ehildren’a rooma with* out pasting through other rooms? Ia tho route ltaa than 20 foot? —Are children's rooms separated from tho living sons by change of floor level, other room or sound isola­ tion? —Can children eater the house from p l a y a r a a a through the work sone or soma entry provided for mud* dy shoes, coat hanging, ate.? —Ia the living room free of through traffic and designed for flexible furniture arrange* ment? High Academic Achievement Development Of C haracter and Self-Discipline Full Participation In Athletics » EACH MIDSHIPMAN RECEIVES INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION TO IN S U M DEVELOPMENT TO FULL POTENTIAL. 9 . GRADES • THROUGH 9 — HIGHER GRADES ] IN SUCCEEDING TEARS. FOR PARTICULARS WRITE i H. J. FURMAN, S u p t * SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY SANFORD, FLORIDA 6 4 Add color aad peraoaaUtj to your favarlte room with a lovely mirror, a beautifully framed portrait or frankly palated walla, Let ua ana1st you la selecting your color ocheme. Brighten Homes With Basic Color Whsn you're feeling out* ef-sorta and your personality is beginning ta match your mood, brighten up with color. Uee basic cotora that flat* ter you. This tnchsncss you parson* ally by providing the back* ground meat becoming ta you. fust bacons familiar with the color wheel. The three pri­ mary colors are yellow, blue and rad; the secondary huts era orange, purple and green. Use color because It "dees eonwthlng for you.” THE QUARTERS OF Cdr. nml Mrn. Paul Werner ia one of five dwell* Inga aboard Sanford Naval Air Station for officera and their families. The spacious quarters nre designed for gracious Florida living. Mrs. Sonl Werner hna bric-a-brac from nil corners of the world to make their quarters n conversation piece in entirety. (Herald Photo) Mirren of every alia aad style, aaa oar aelectloo. Wa alee cut gtaaa for every purpose; auto gUas, window gloss, eliding door glass, etc. CONCRETE OUR SERVICE IS PROMPT AND OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST POSSIBLE Venetian Blinds C O LO R HEADQUARTERS Follow Advice On Point Lobels When painting asbeites-eeInant products, carefully fol­ low Information on painting procedures provided on the label by the paint manufact­ urer. Just remember not t« apply th# paint If the tem­ perature le below M degrees It le also suggested that peint shouldn't be applied ta chalky aibcitee-cement meterlala ar te chalky peint elnce they 4a net adhere preparly te such surface. FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y 6 A n manufactured to yoar exact specifications ta n matter of k e e n . AR blinds a n custom made, In a wide variety of colors. Call ua for a free astlxule. NO JOB TOO SMALL (OR LARGE) Peninsula Pictures Framed Point C&0 ta aad personally aalaet a Products PR EPA R ED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS AND DELIVERED TO YOUR SITE. ...... Moke Sure O f frame from ottr hundreds af meqld Made saaecUBy for tka Sooth, Pan Paints a n available for nay Interior or exterior painting job regard Iran of aorface. tags. Yea^n s e n ta find aaa exactly aallad for yoar favortta photo or portrait. ♦ OVER 1,666 ’ ’ CONTEMPORARY COLORS TO SELECT FROM! f Right Equipment Painting uiually meana the careful preparation ef sur­ faces. Befars yen begin make ■are th at you have the prayer ladders and equipment right a t hand. Remember too that the la­ bel on a paint can is put tkera far your caavanieaca aad lafermatioa. Make aura th at y o u ’re thoroughly fam iliar with alt that it saya. Miracle Concrete Co 309 ELM AVENUE SANFORD, FLA, ART SUPPLIES 9 210 MAGNOLIA AYE. SA N F O R D , PHONE 3224622 FLA ) IXi ’ li «*V'ST �J> * attack by saying that her peo­ ple a rt Just as Interested in economy as Campbell's, since the more money they save on each project, the more pro­ jects they can build. Mrs. McGuire says tome of Campbell's suggested econom­ ies a n false ones, since bet­ ter quality m aterials, al­ though more expensive in the beginning, will last longer and thus be cheaper in the long The Comptroller General fails to recognize — and here the iitoe is really Joined — the “fundamental change la em­ phasis” that Congress mote into the Housing Act in 1M9 and in subsequent amend­ ments, Mrs. McGuiro says. are to look like army barracks. Congress has now com* to And good deslga demands “a understand the Importance of “good design," site adds. As Mrs. McGuire explains it. good design Is important un­ less public housing projects reasonable range of cholea an to m aterials components, plana and costs.’* "Unreasonable eh o l e oar* have been made la the past. ar, Mrs. McGuire said: “ When this country provides far its e re p n p a n d te accept only ea unfortunate . . . it is not sat­ institutional typo housing,” isfied with providing the mini­ mum. . . Bare, stark, shelter M rs. McGuire says. la a speech shortly after has brought no happiness to she became PHA commission- “ Public boosing 'plumage* wlO be part of Use beautiful dis­ play that the entire commun­ ity hopes ta be . . . Let us be peacocks among peacocks to the extent that we eaa.M 10 Years C. R. Daria Grocery A Camp N. Lake Monroe — Hwy. 17-92 T O OUR T H O U S A N D S O F W O N D E R FU L C U ST O M E R S and completing our Bass Grocery & .Market 27th & Sanford Ave. year K. H. M cA lexander President A General Mgr. Jones Park Ave. 66 Service 3rd & Park A N D V A L U E D DEALERS! IN SANFORD O U R F IR S T TRUCK 30 YEARS AGO 1934 lliway 66 Service Onora ltd. & Hwy. 17-92 OUR P R E S E N T DAY F L E E T OF TRU CK S . . . Monroe Grocery & Service Station Monron Kd- Sanford TRADE NAME 1'lllL L II'i HEATING OIL **■ ' m b i F T C U H H H i unm an Chnluota 66 Service Station Chuluola Thompson’s 66 Service Meltonville A Celery Flemings Super Market E. Geneva Ave., Sanford Hughey's Geneva Grocery Geneva Ryan’s Grocery Enterprise French Ave. 66 Service Station 9th A French, Sanford UQ Inman Garage Hwy. 434 Longwood Dellary 66 Service Hwy. 17-92 DelJary P H O N E 322-2784 E ducation Seminole U constantly build­ ing new and finer Institution! of learning—devoting a great percentage of Iti Income to the improvement of education­ al facilities. Three accredited colleges are within easy com­ muting distance. Yes, your children will learn better be­ cause they live better in Semhtoie County. EARL EVAN S PHILIIEAT DEALER . DISTRIBUTORS OF PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS • TIRES • BATTERIES • ACCESSORIES • GASOLINE • FUEL OIL • MOTOR Oil, ft 1 -A 1L n �I Of Programs Presented For County Homemakers fh * fn firl 1964 Progress Edition » m li More Value In Florida Homes A drive through Semlaols County residential arena wit) the gently rolling hills, tba multitude of lakes, the stately pines and the ptcturcbqua cypress trees is the most con­ vincing evidence of why so many asw residents a r t ebooslng Seminole County for their Florida bomes. Here outdoor-indoor living Is a way of life—homes are de­ signed to make the most ef Uw warm sunshine, the abun­ dance of trees and the wide variety of colorful shrubs. Homs priees average 113,000 with lot. with many as low aa )S,000 and others la the luxury d ais. Living is easier and lass ex­ pensive than In the north; less fust, fewer clothes and free recreation m ake living ea a budget simple. Aa with all of Florida, the first $3,000 ef bomesteid evaluation Is axempt from taxes, assessment being made only for that portion above 13,000. A variety a t home sitae are available, from lake front to davelopment. from shady streets In the suburbs to close hi town. During the p u t year, Seminole County home* maker* h ate been adtieed and instructed a t a va­ riety of helpful programs, schools, institutes and •eminars presented by th e Seminole County Eaten* sion Service, formerly known u the Home Demon* etratioa Sendee. --------------------------- to sharpen h alv es sad edaIncluded In t h e pro- to iharpoa katas son. gram were a freeling and ■"*> A fisk fish P«;.p*r»tion p re p a ra tio n KhMl. achool, dried foods school under A under d irectio M rs. rs. th e direction of Mrs. Sue u^ » r th e U rtU **n oo ff M n e. C u i p , s ta te sp e cia list; a B erth a F o n tain e, hom oe to scone, Com­ m ist w ith th e B u rea u o f Comm ercial ish eries, p ro v sd Inin­ a rtial F isharloa, tere stin g to local hotaem hom em akak­ taraxttag ers. era. T he ™«at m eat rchool. achool, u n d e r the tha Th# laadarshlp o f M laa leadership iss M arth srth as Logan, L o fan , of o f S w ift an d C om pany, provad so p c p u la r an d suesucproved eessful request* ecssful th a t m any raq u e its hava been b tsn received fo r sa hove sim ilar p re se n ta tio n n es xa tt y ea r. In addition to th oa schools, th thoa local E xtenalon x ten sio n Service member* help to m an th ea Tu­ Tuberculosis X -ray u n it w hen it to u rs th e eo u n ty ; holds a dress revue each y e a r and an annnal C hrlatm aa p a rty a t w hich tim e g ift* n ra d istri­ buted to th e sick an d elder­ lyBeside* sponsoring th a 4-H D em onstration D ay an d D ress R evue th e E x ten sio n B erries clubs donate aeholarahlpa to w inner* in th a 4-H division. D uring th e p a s t y e a r, Mlaa M yrtle W llaon, a g e n t her* ■Inc* 1964, received th a N a­ tional D istin g u ish ed S erv­ ice A w ard fo r o u tstan d in g E xtenalon S ervice w ork. S a ffk & J T he m ajo r p ro g ra m fo r th e MYRTIK WILSON com ing y e a r w ill em phasis* health In th a hotna, w ith a Golden Y ea n In m inor em phaala o n hom e Im­ provem ent. Sem inole B right M onthly p ro g ram * fo r tha Sealer elU ieu are urged to tavastlgits tbs advantage# of y e a r are aa follow ! t retirement la Seminole Coun­ Septem ber — food additives ty. Here your retirem ent In­ an d medical a*1f-h*1p; Oc­ coma foci further, and the to b er—m edical q u ac k ery ; N o­ mild climate reduces the com­ vem ber— h e a lth In fo rm atio n ; plexities and tensions of Ilfs. D ecem ber — d e c o ra tin g w ith Fuel costs are light, taxe* are color; J a n u a ry —aa la ctln g pic­ reasonable, domestic help is ture* for th e hom e; F eb ru ary plentiful and relatively inex­ —accent w i t h aceesaorlas; pensive, and there are lovely M arch — aafe u se e f pesti­ cides; A pril — s a fe ty la th e bomes to fK every purse. Opportunities abound for tha home. tavestor of retired status in In May th a cluba w ill go on the county's citrus groves. field tours and In J u n e hold Yes, make your golden years th e ir annual picnic. A special really bri ght . . . and live the Interest saw ing c la ss la p lan ­ life you dreamed of always ned w eekly a t th e A g ricu ltu re . . . la Seminole County. C enter. la u n d ry a n d d ry c le a n tn c clinle, w ith M rs. V irg in ia g m lth , e f tb a F loH da InsU tu ta o f L aundcrlne a n d C leanla g ; i fu rn itu re re fln lsh ln g M**, g t a a by M rs. R o b e rts M all, homo im provom ent opsrla lla t, A sue u se fu l m e a t p re p a ra tio n and cooking school w ss h eld a t th e Home D em onstraMsa C enter w ith D r. B. L. R sddlsh, s ta ts m e a t a p e e la llit, ■bow ing th e correct c u ts, how t o cook, how to allco a n d how RESTING A MOMENT in the old rocker, butter waiting by her aide, is Mra. Martha Raborn in her "new” Colonial style home a t Virginia Avenue and Second Street. Before her, the old brick fireplace, a collection of appropriately framed hunting prints on tha chimney face, and a coffee table made from an old dining table cut down rests on the hand-braided rug. In the right photo, Mrs. Unborn strikes a chord on the old organ that once stood in the family parlor and now stands in her new living room. Reside the organ is u real "organ lamp” and on the wall is a hand-worked sampler. (Herald Photos) Rules For Buying Furniture By M a rg e ry M cElheny CHICAGO ( U l 'l) — Wood fu rn itu re should be bought w ith th re e valu es In m ind— design, con stru ctio n and fin ­ ish. In " T h e C o m p u te Ilook of In terio r D eco ratin g ," by Isa­ belle S tevenson and M ary Darleux (H a w th o rn e B o o k s , Inc.), th e a u th o rs recom m snd th ssa point* to selsct good fu rn itu re . "D esign is la rg e ly a m a tte r o f U a te ,” b u t rem em ber th e g sn a ra l prin cip les o f grace, su itab ility an d c o m fo rt H and con stru ctio n no long ­ e r la th o only a lg a o f quality, aa It one* w as, because much fin s wood fu rn itu re is pro­ duced, a t le a st p a rtly , by p re­ cision m achine w ork. Good construction, unlike dsslgn, follow s vary definite rules. E xam ine th e corner* firs t because th a t I t w h tra tha m ost s tr e s s occur*. Q ual­ ity fu rn itu re w ill be Joined by on* o f fo u r m ethods; Pinecrest Kiddie Korner K IN D E R G A R T E N b NU RSERY — M ortis# an d tenon: A slo t (m o rtise ) la carv ed In ona of th e pieces to be joined and a tenon (p e g ) on th e o th er piece Is In serted into th e slot. — D ow ell In stea d e f a sq u are ten o n , a cylindrical dowel a ttac h ed to on# plsca Is in serted Into th e jo in t o f th a adjoining piece. — T ongue an d groove; Sim ­ ila r to m o rtis* a n d tenon con­ stru ctio n b u t u sin g m o re o f tho tip o f th o Joint fo r In­ sertio n In to th o adjoining sec­ tion. — Dove • U tl; T rian g u larshaped pieces a r e c u t from ona place and fitted to tho trla n g laa le ft In plsco on tho second piece. An ad d itio n al qu ality m ark o f w ell-co n itru cted fu rn itu re Is th e co rn er block, used fo r e x tra reinforcem ent. I t should be screw ed into th e wood, not nailed, alnca nails a re n o t used an y w h srs In w all-con­ stru c te d fu rn itu re. If th e fu rn itu re h as h ard w are, It should be in scale w ith th e piece and In h a r­ m ony w ith the design. T ha b e st g rad es e f fu rn i­ tu re h av e a finish en tirely don* b y hand. It should show th a ra in o f tha wood d e a rly , even w hen It haa been s ta in ­ ed, e n d It should not g lare. Check w h eth er fu rn itu re pieces ar* level w ith th e floor. If a la rg e ch est o f d ra w e rs seem ed all rig h t in th* sh o p b u t is n o t even on th e flo o r, th e re probably la a d efect In th * Door. Level th e fu rn itu re w ith a sm all w edge because leav in g it on th e u n ­ even au rfac e often cau ses it to se ttle an d throw th a d ra w ­ e rs o u t o f Una. T ha q u ality o f u p h o lstered fu rn itu re is h a rd e r to ju d g e sin e s a la rg e p a r t o f th e wood fram ew o rk is hidden en d the cushioning is co v er­ ed by fab rics. T h a reliab ility o f tha r e ­ ta ile r la a good d u e to th e q u ality o f upholstered f u rn i­ tu r e ha sells. B u t fa c t la b els ta ll th a m a te ria l used la th e fra m e, cushioning and cover. Th* b est wood fo r th a fram e la birch, w hit* a sh , rock m aple o r h i c k o r y . A Special Treat! Sub urb an P ro p an e Gas Service Anywhere FOR “DATE N IG H T ” O R Superior, Dependable and Economical FOR T H E F A M IL Y . . . . • ST E A K S • SEAFO O D • • A ppetizers for Sub urban P ro p an e FRIED C H IC K E N &Soups • Sandwiches Homes • Salads Farms • FRESH COOKED VEGETABLES Restaurants Industry • HOMEMADI PIES Motor Fuel 1 Marine Gas LEARN-A-TRON BOOKS W ITH EVERY PH A SE OF LEARNING! A New Teaching Aid — Quest Iona with Illustrated Answer* that ar* dialed by the children. Inspecting this Interesting new program are: Left to right (seated) Jean Williama, David Roberta, Melinda Mc­ Guire. Standing: Lula l’crez, Mra. Caolo and Cathy McCoy. Service r * L S I INN FULL LINE OF GAS A P P L IA N C E S CHILDREN FROM AGE 3 MONTHS AND UP • All Day Cara * Hot Wholesome Meala • Planned Activities P IN E C R E S T K ID D IE KO RNER (1 Block E. Of Pineereat School) HIGHWAY 17-92 MAITLAND, FI.A. P r o p a n e Telephone MI 4-1711 MRS. GERALDINE WH1TB 2700 PARK AVE. S u b u r b a n PH. 322*7822 HIGHW AY 17-92 SOUTH o f SANFORD �— • t ; > ia • Shoemaker Construction Now In Ninth Year Of Operation f ; • 'N o M ys te ry' Seen Painting Tips. In Building A Home Shoemaker Construction Company, Inc., now in its ninth year of operation, is one of the foremost residential and light commercial construction firms In the area. It was founded by A. K. (Kay) Shoe­ maker Jr. and he is pres dent of the organization. Nowhere in the area can one fine th e originali­ you th e b u ild in g p lan s and ty of design, the out­ specifications, perm anent fi­ a s w ell a s construc­ standing workmanship, nancing, tion fin an cin g . T hey arran g e nor homes equipped so for su rv ey , land title work, } com pletely fo r F lo rid a living, th a n In hom es “ B uilt by Shoem aker." "K»y" is vice p resid en t of th e M id-Florida A ssociation c f Home B uilders and Is ac­ tiv e In th e S em inole C ounty H ome B uilders A ssociation an d the S anford C iv lta n Club, as well as being on th e Sem i­ nole County Z oning Board. Ravenna P a rk w as opened tn F eb ru ary 1059, an d in F eb ru ary 1064 th e th ird R a­ venna P ark section w as open­ ed . As of now, th e re a r e only five vacant le ts le ft in th e la tte r section a n d th a f irs t an d second sectio n s a r t a ll b u ilt up. Idyllw ilde w as open­ ed in Ju ly 1061 a n d h a s had a stead y grow th. M r. a n d M rs. 8hoem sker a re p r e s e n t l y building th e ir ow n hom e a n a nicely wooded lot tn th is a re a . “ K ay” S hoem aker s a y s th e re is no m y ste ry to build­ in g a home o f y o u r aw n— ex ­ ac tly a s yon w a n t it— a hom e incorporating a ll o f y o u r Ideas. H e know s, because building hom es is h is busi­ ness. I f yon w an t a m odern, tr a ­ ditional, C olonial, o r som e e th e r type hom e th a t la m ore th a n a place to live because i t is Individually planned w ith you and y our fa m ily in m ind, y on will be in te re ste d In th e ir com plete hom e building se rv ­ ice. S h o e m a k e r C onstruction Com pany w ill co -o rd in ate f o r 9 1 • t •I » I • applicable p e rm its an d all the necessary d e ta ils th a t m ust be done b efo re construction begins. W ith th e s t a r t o f actual construction, d rea m s begin to become a re a lity . T h ere is a color co n su lta n t available who ill a s sist th e buyer w ith color c h a rts, brochures, sam pics and su g g e stio n s w hich do to much to m ake a “ houst a hom e." N ew spapers o fte n talk of the am o u n t o f th a payrolls d iffe ren t In d u stries would brin g into a com m unity. How ever, w hen you consider th a t “ K ay” h ae been building fo r nine y e a rs and In th a t tim e, m eet o f hie supplier* and tu b . c o n tra c to ri, and a ll o f his em ployes h av a been local, his b u tin sss h a s supplied a long rang# "lra p a e t.” A b it w o rn b u t still ap t, In th e opinion o f Shoem aker C onstruction C om pany, is the definition: H om e ia w here you h a n g y c u r h e a rt. Isn ’t som e tu e h in te rp re ta ­ tion b ro u g h t to m ind by these v ie w s? T hey represent the special ap p e al o f home achieved b y th a davoted c a n and a tte n tio n th a t homeown ere all o v e r th e co u n try . . even m ore th a n a v e r thee* dsys . . . te e m to be lavish ing on th s lr dw ellings. N o m a tte r w h e th e r a house Is fa irly m o d sst o r fran k ly elsb o ra ts, It is th e little touches aro u n d i t th a t m sks a b ig differen ce. GLASS BRICK a t either side highlight the entranceway of the John Dickey home in Idyllwilde, another Shoemaker Construction Company home. (Herald Photo) * CHICAGO (U P I) — If y o u 'rt g o in g ta p a in t y o u r horns th is su m m sr, h ers a r t soma “ sm o o th " p a in tin g tip s from th a c u sto m sr services di­ vision o f A rm stro n g P a in ts: —On e x te rio r wood siding, paint w ith th e g ra in , and de­ posit p ain t in se v eral sp o ts,' joining th em by b ru sh in g fo r sm oothness. On h o rlio n ta l clapboard sid in g , p a in t th e bottom of each board and then the face. W o rk fro m a dry area into o n e th a t h as ju s t been painted. — End ea ch etro k a w ith a lifting m otion to keep from depositing to o m uch p ain t a t the end o f th a stro k e. —Us* b o th (Idea o f each brushful. T h la, too, w ill tend to even o u t th e job by blend­ ing the se g m en t being p ain t­ ed Into th e p a rt previously painted. —P rep are th e eurfac* p ro p ­ erly and ca re fu lly follow all directions p rin te d on the ran. ' ^l BEAUTIFUL SIMPLICITY m arks the entranceway to the Dr. John E . Cox horn* on Idyllwilde Drive in Shoemaker Construction Company'* Idyllwilde sector off West 20th Street. (Herald Photo) Your Florida DREAM HOME... IDYLLWILDE RAVENNA PARK -------- OF LO CH ARBO R "Homes Built With Pride" " • Homesof Distinction" An established community of well constructed, thoughtfully planned Restricted, exclusive luxury homes with extra large rooms, well planned living areas, convenient kitchens with GE homes designed to give the buyer the most for his money, in the medium price range. built-in equipment. Temperature controlled with year ,A L round air conditioning. Idyllwilde homes are designed and built for those who demand the fin e st r — :— ..A ir .• * rf -a . fs.11 d el * 4i m ft " : \ \ n r ’.m 9 THE MAILBOX, too. fits into the building scheme of the Herb Stenstrom home in Loch Arbor, ns carried out by the Shoemnker Con­ struction Company. (Herald Photo) -»A/\i“*>e ST E N ST R O M » ■■■A si* R EA LT Y EXCLUSIVE (O M itu n l KH T » SALES A G E N T S • “ INQ U IRIES INV ITED ” 2565 PARK DRIVE SANFORD, FLA. «—■!>•—»»—« «a 21 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE “ It is better to know us and not need us than to need us and not know FEATURING G E N E R A L E LE C T R IC BUILT-IN A P P LIA N C E S DIAL 322-9621 NOTARY PUBLIC . 17 ' * •4 905 W. 13th ST. ’ ' i J SHOEMAKER CO NSTRU CTIO N C O M P A N Y , Inc. C ustom Building’ O u r G E N E R A L OFFICE — 211 W. 25th Specialty STREET, SANFORD, FLA . �-> / LeRoy C. Robb Construction Helping To Build 'New' Sanford Contracting Firm — Seminole County 4-H club members have able sdult leaders: who sre well trainned to help and guide each boy and girl in hit or her chosen project, with individual assistance. County leaders include Ern­ est Lundberg, assistant agricul­ tural agent, ami Miss Myrlie Wilson, Home Demonstration agent Other adult leaders are Mrs. Mable Hein. Mrs. Anna Mikler, Miss Eva Hunt, Mrs. Doris Gandy, Mrs. Marion Bryant. Mrs. Pat Boyles, Mrs. Marie Rac, Mrs. H. R. Wilson, Mrs. Onie Box, Mrs. J. M. Dingman, Mrs. Dolores Drees anil Mrs. H. L. Johnson. The leaders help the 4-H clubbers to 1 vc up to the signi­ ficance of tho 4-11 emblem clover leaf. The clover leaf Itself sym­ bolizes good luck and achieve­ ment. The four "H" Icters stand for the training of the LeRoy C. Robb, president of the LeRoy C. Robb Construction Company, Inc., has helped and is helpInjr to build the "new" City of Sanford. One can look around and find many permanent establishments th a t he has built. lie has been BRRreaaive and has watched the needs of a RrowInR com munity, and had the fore­ Florida BtaU Bank, removing sight to Ret the franchise the Woodruff building for a for the Amerlcun Metal city parking lot, remodeling BuiidinRs and the U. S. the sign In front of Me Ro­ berta Tire Hupply and erect­ ing a sign for Ware Gas Com­ pany. One notlcrd these signs al­ most Immediately then moved to the Addition to Seminole Memborinl Hospital, Wall Sup­ ply Building, Goodyear Serv­ ice Stores addition, Addition to Seminole High School, a beautiful home for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richards and a musing home for Seminole Lodge, Inc. In fact there are few establishments that his firm has not built or re­ modeled in this growing city. One run now see two new model U. S. Steel Homes that they have built to help in­ crease better living stan­ dards at n cheaper price. One noticed, too, thut be has worked close with the city officials, and it is not unusual to pick up the paper and find his picture with these officials. He erected a metal building for the city of Sanford and furnished the building for the local HI.II plant. One must also recog­ nize bis key |a>raonne| for their efficiency. Allyri CJ. Hiiiim-Ii has been with the firm over five years, mid one need only to watch (lie bid tabulations to prove bis per­ fection in estimating. I.avvrenro puff is the firm's gen­ eral superintendent and is most effirient in Ids job, ami well liked by all in the city. S. F. Zeiglcr helps with French A v e n u e o n e supervision ns well u< main­ saw six of his ronatrurtion tenance of equipment and signs: Tearing down thu hotel stork control of a well sup­ building for the Hunforil At­ plied warehouse. Norma Free­ lantic Nutinnn! Hank parking man bandies the cffice with lot, remodeling Carroll's Fur­ her pleasant personality and niture, additional work in the cffleienry. hockkeeping department of Although pointed nut al­ most entirely have been the local construction of Robb's firm, they have not been limited to this men. One can start out in almost any direc­ tion and find other construc­ tion work this firm has done Fuel left In storage contain­ —in Brevard, Polk, Volusia ers for nn extended period of and Orange Counties lie bus time ran cause |«>or engine built everything from eliirkeu performance. If ymi purchas­ ranc hes, schools mill rhurchcs ed a Isrge quantity of out­ to various business establish board fuel earlier in the sea­ incuts. son an-l have stored It, y o n 1 better throw it away. •Stored fuel loses ils "high I ends," and what's left Is us­ ually very difficult, and some­ times, irnposihle to ignite. Ilecause It evaporates faster than oil, gasoline left in an en­ gine too long ran also cause poor performance. The mix­ ture becomes too heavy and causes hard starting, excess­ ive smoking, utul fouled spark plugs. It is emphasized that be­ sides proper fuel, the correct fueling methods are also im­ portant. For the best mixture, half of the fuel should he add­ ed, then the recommended amount of oil, and then the re­ mainder of the fuel. Play it safe. Portable gas tanks should lie removed from Hie boat when re fueling. This prevents gas from spilling into the boat and becoming a lire ha/aid. i.KNDINO TO TIIK overall appearance of this bnckRrountl. The brick in this eleRnnt new new Lclloy C. Robb Construction home at Oak home was taken from the Woodruff HuildinR at (Herald Photo) First anti I’urk. Avenue at 20th Street is the stately tree in the Head, Heart, Hands and, adult leader* ia »* followei Health. "I pledge my Head to c le a ^ The club colors of green and er thinking; my Heart to greatwhite stand for youth, life, er loyalty: my Hands to largor growth, cleanliness and purity. | service aod my Health to betthe proud pledge of the 4-H ter living for my club, comClubs which is echoed by the [munity and my country." Tips On Brush For Painting Did you know that the kind of surface you want to paint determines the size and type of brush you should use? Use a four or five Inch If you're annoyed by your trash can being blown over by the wind or knocked over by stray dogs, try simply anchor­ ing it inside an old automobile tire. brush for large, relatively smooth wall areas. Masonary has a fairly rough, even su r­ face and will be hard on your brush. Use one made espec­ ially for painting masonry in this ca«e. For window frames and trims, a t 'i or two inch brush ■Joes the best job. A sash brush is most helpful when painting narrow strips between window panes. For Danger Spots Beware of moisture! It finds its way into your home and destroys maliciously. Why be caught unprepared? Watch for danger spots and ward off attack. Window frames and downspouts, eaves, siding, por-h posts and steps arc some of your most vuner able areas. This is where rot, rust and disintegration are most likely to begin. Moisture loves to sneak up on these areas, so make > regular clmck. Careful caulk ing and paint renewal at in •ervals will safeguard your home. TIIK I IKKAl\ PAST bur (foreground) nets off the all-electric kitchen in the l.eltoy (!. Koldi Construction home on Oak Avenue at 20th Street. Note the ample cabinet .space. (Herald I'hoto) I FEDER A L ,^ Our North Branch EDEjj^y VIEW OF THE rninlmw pool nt tl\<* rosiilenro of Mr. nml Mrs. ,T. W. Sulidmry at 2200 Cordova Drive, IliRhlaml Park. (Herald Photo) Are you tired of picking up towels from the bathroom floor, especially those used by the children? Try turning some of your regular towels into roller ones by merely at­ taching corresponding snaps along the tops and bottoms. S u rp rise By the way, one reader tells us that when he repots plants for Indoor use, he runs a length of flat, absorbent twill tape from near the center of the soil In the pot, down and out through the hole in the bottom, lie lets this "wick" rest in water to soak up just enough moisture without dan­ ger of soil flooding. It can also be used lot feeding liquid fer­ tilizer. fm lh Check Regularly Stored Gasoline Can Be Trouble ATLANTA (UPI) — la w ­ yer L. S. Gold) said he paid 60 cents for u allltonsn at a foreclosure sale without know­ ing its contents. When ho opened the suit«sss he found it contained __more than ' pzixo rihtnmafor baby shows. Cobh said he could not hove qualified for one of the rib- | hons 60 years sgo, anil "I cer­ tainly don’t need them now." ttnforh A d u lt Leaders Guide 4-Hers Growing W ith Area Steel model homes along with hla general contracting. Ha first opened hla office In Sanford In 195S, when he was superintendent for the construction of a Navy pro­ ject a t Sanford Naval Air Station. His first secretary was Candnce M. Ogden, whom he married about a year ago. Sho was no stranger to San­ ford being the widow of a locnl Navy pilct and the mother of five children who are recognized for their con­ tribution to the city. Kobh was awarded a con­ tract for building a city pro­ ject, which Included Fire Sta­ tion 2, (ioldsboro pool and Sanford Civic Center. After completing this he stayed and hna la-come a lending general contractor in this nren. Hn first rented nn office at 2110 South Hanford Avenue and later bought the property at 2H0O South Sanford Avenue as well as five lots adjoining same and has an office build­ ing there as well us a metal warehouse for storage and equipment. Ilia sign has been seen on nearly every establishment in the city. He built the Florida State Hank; the drive-in ad­ dition to Hanford Atlantic National Hank, the new Firestone store and the floodyear service stores. On one occasion on First Street l>etween Park Avenue and gift 1964 Progress Edition BUILDING ONE O F TH E MOST COM PLETE STOCKS OF LUM BER BUILDING M ATERIALS CEN TRA L FLORIDA! HUNDREDS OF ITEMS AT CASH and CARRY PRICES! D O -IT -YO U R SELF HEADQUARTERS COME IN AND IIIIOWSK AROUND! TO P QUALITY cIJ d u . TOP SKID ICE PR O PE R TOP HOME DIVIDENDS FINANCING ON SAVINGS ALWAYS A IHfi SELECTION AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES! / J 1 ! 'A / p JL m W "Serving Central in te r Florida tim es 193/* Park Federal J l sa v in g s at a n d loan a sso cia tio n m o f n e t • i Now fngkmd at Kaewtas • Winter f a i f NORTH BRANCH • ’A lik e Ciastaeods* • fem m a in B. ED W A R D S Builders Supplies 903 W. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. Phone 322-7898 �Ilrf H4I ■M • * A1 #anfor8 ¥tral8 10GI Progress Edition **♦ _JN Me proudly represent the American Fire nnd Casually Company with world-wide claim facllitlra and modern Insurance coverage* to provide jou, the people of Semlnolo County, with complete insurance protection. Our friendly nnd experienced ataff welcomes vour inquiries and the opportunity to serve you. (live u» a call . . . no obligation. THE G. A. AIIAI.T home at Chuluota is situated on a narrow neck be­ tween two lakes. This view of the front was taken from u bout on l.nke Catherine. A highlight of the living room is ceiling-to-floor waterfall. Jd ^* k j * iJ ^ « |H • WISHING WELL? No. not really. It actually is an outside bnrbequc grill at a home in Greenbriar of Loch Arbor. (Herald Photo) 1 1 1 THESE ATTRACTIVE homes were constructed by LMN Enterprises at Longwood. The upper residence is at 111(5 Tullis Avenue nnd the lower home at WIG Tullis. (Herald Photos) m '■ ’ J ;l The motto. ' ‘To Make Thr lies*, Heller," ii the penoiial aim of tlx 325 1 11 boyj and girl* in Seminole County. Many of the local youngster* In the 10 girl* clutis and nine hoyi club* have won Mate and . , . . . .. national aw ardi during the _ , . . ,, ... paat year for their t i acUvi Fair week, the annual Christ max party and Uio t II State Conference. Member;. of all the cluh!ml>t g,.,.,, u,olr record turns* .i.o,. and turn them in in . . . , ..................... order to tie eligible to a.tend „ ....... t a m p M c tfu arn e in the Ocala . . . . . National Forest , , . . . . . . .. During the past aununer til Annual eventa in which the ; . , , i . , . . toung.-ters from Seminole boy* and girl* participate in ■ . . . . . , , ... . .. . , to u n tv attended for a s e e k elude dairy (h o st, Seminole . , ,. , . ' . . . , .simhitig junior leadership, County Day at the Central ‘ . . ... . . i teenage camping, electricity Florida Fair, homo ahows. ; , .... , . workshop and wi illife camp ( onnty events day. annual 1 1 dress revue, national t It Sun 1 day, atale events day ami state Drawstrings convert wrap to l it council. cape I t's a lies hooded head: TV organization also otv tosel to protect baby from verves rally day. junior citrus sun and d rills In heavy vs hit* imtitute, 4-11 Week, achieve 1terry cloth, it a designed for ment day. American legion children aged three to four Mill \\. FIRST STREET. SANFORl). FLA. — PHONE 322-0374 Home ill L. CRUMLEY-MONTEITH, INC OCR THANKS FOR VOl It CONTTNl'ING PATRON ARE THAI HAS ENAMI.KD I S TO .MOVE INTO THESE NEW SPACIOCS QUARTERS. COMK MV ANI) I.ET IIS SHOW THEM TO TOLT. V F E C W 0 W Oil HEATERS GIVE YOU All THESE TEATURES! all . ! "Murncr-within-a-liurnor" provides intermediate heat for mild weather, burns only one gallon of fuel in III hours! Can cut your fuel hills in half! liberal trade-in allowance for your old heal< er. regardless of make, model or condition f a m o u s r e g c l a iiu t ompletcl) a u I o m a l i i Regulaire comes closer than any oilier heater to giving you all the comfort, convenienee and efficiency of a central heating system. Midget Pilot. IlealR o o s t e r Radiator. Ilurner-Draft Rooster, Circulating lllower. See this beauty! • FITTINGS IRRIGATION • SHINGLES PLANNING • ROLL ROOFING EQUIPM ENT • METAL ROOFING Functional, clean lines styled like fine furniture. Makedon enamels, golden-sheen screen for lasting beauty. ’Lm—■. — _ Jj j*i O V „—A 3| ,e|t % <*’ y~n C J 1J if J ifc— f • MARRED WIRE P crfcct-F lo C irculation. Warm floors and nmoother, conr*tnnt heat supply are a result of Perfection's “flow-through'’ rnhinct design and r\rluslve heat booster. Keeps room and floors “sunshine warm" in any weather. PLUM BING & BUILDING We're Perfectionists about keeping your home healthful nnd comfortable. Let u s show you how inexpensively you can add Perfection comfort and operating economy to your home. Stop in soon. M A T E R IA L — 220 N. FREN CH AVE SANFORD, FLA . Downtown Sanford 300 E. FIRST ST. For More Than 35 Years Phone 322-5112 . �tyling Of Fences Has Prominent Role In Residential Design 9kt JlftalM 1964 Progress Edition ^ Numerous 1 Patterns Available ■/ ■ •*7. •’ •■* i k -j . .* U s . .^j THIS IX)VELY area-way leads from the patio of the DoukIus Stenatrom home nt. 409 Elliott Avenue into . . . , . , th e family room, replete here with a rocker, Mpiiuiing wheel lamp, a hurricane candle lamp, und thence to . . . A fence ca n b« m ore than an encloeure. It c a n in c re ase th e attractivenes* an d liv ab ility of the o utdoor a re a . I t can provide an a rc h ite c tu ra l m edium for "m a rry in g ’* th e hom e w ith p le aa an t su rro u n d in g s. I t can broaden th e scope and pres­ tig e o f th e dw elling, itself. In m o d em tim es, th s arch ­ ite c tu ra l a tly ln g o f fences has played a n in c re asin g ly prom ­ in en t role in resid en tial de­ sign. E sp ecially strik in g is the evolution n f the wood fence. W hereas once the w hite paint­ ed p ick et fence dom inated the scene, th e re a re now a host of p a tte rn * to choose from . A ccording to th e Southern Pine A sso ciatio n , sk illfully de­ signed wood fences conform closely In lin e and detail with the house Itself. Fence styling is closely keyed to m odem p a tte rn s o f lu m b er on exterior house w alla. I f th e ex terio r of the house la sided w ith vertl cal b o ard s and b atten s, the fence m ay use an identical p a tte rn . In e ffe c t, th e fence becomes an ex ten sio n o f th e home and m akes it seem la rg e r and more livable. T he w ood "h axketw eave” is a p o p u la r m odern p attern w ith h o rizo n tal lu m b er in ter­ lacing am o n g posts. This style blends w ell w ith virtualy an y re sid e n tia l design. W ith fe n c e s—a s w ith wood ex te rio r w alla— th e trend ia to accent th e n a tu ra l ch aracter of th e m a te ria l. T his Is done by fin ish in g which reveals and em phasizes te x tu re and grain. The ov erall effec t Is to create a closer com m union between the hom e a n d its aurroundings. T he b e a u ty of m odern wood fences is en d u rin g . While fencing lu m b er m ay come in direct c o n ta c t w ith th e ground or be d irec tly an d constantly exposed to th e elem ents, th o r­ ough p ro tectio n ag a in st severe exposure ia provided by pres­ sure tre a tm e n t w ith chemical p reserv ativ es. S o u th ern I’ine is an ideal S p e e ie a fo r fen cin g because of the ease w ith w h irh it lakes tre a tm e n t as w ell as its stre n g th am i ru g g ed w ear re­ sistance. D eep and uniform p en etratio n can he> achieved w ith th e p rese rv a tiv e w h ic h asstitea im m u n ity to insect a tta rk an d severe conditions nf ex p o su re. T he ch em icals can be clean and odnrleaa. Painting Estimate <• CAREFUL blending of old and new brings into pluy a graceful chnndetier in the dining room of the home of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Keith in I<och Arbor (above). A black cut curls up expectantly b e f o r e the white stone fireplace, a re­ plica of which exiittH in Chicago, copied by a friend. (lleraid Photos) Welcome 'O asis' Outlined For Urban Dwellers As a general rule, large lots are hard to come by in most U. S. cities and in some of the more congested suburban areas. And with the surrounding streets as crowded and as noisy as they often sre, out door living can be anything but A curved tw>w window is an lout an unattractive view, or relaxing. "P atio plan" homes provide architectural glory, so ele­ ! to prevent direct sunlight from a welcome oasis (or urban gant in itself that you don't lading your furnishings. Man­ dwellers with a thirst (or space need an elaborate treatment ufacturers make avuilable any to enhance its natural beauty. and the outdoors. curtain or traverse rod — or The home is built around a Simple- draw draperies are combination of them — you often as effective a s the more central courtyard or patio. Surrounding the patio on all elaborate treatments; and you could possibly need, “cut-tosides, the building arts as a ran always iim- sheer curtains m easure" to fit the actual "buffer” lietwx>vn the outdoor under the draperies to block curve of your laiw window. recreation area ami (lie streets— sheltering occupants from public view and tije hub­ bub of traffic, and giving child­ ren safety in play. Tf»e outdoor area is concen trated and hence far more spacious Ulan wmild he po«* ilile with separate yards. Inside as well as outside, (he "patio plan" has its ad vantages. Rooms are oriented toward the inner courtyard with large windows usually facing that side. Tlw miter Some day this may be view becomes pari of the Inter I known as "The Age of the lor design scheme. Rerausy of Picture Window." nig. broad their outdoor extension, Ute and beautiful, your picture rooms look larger as well as window Is so named because cheerful and bright. the original idea was to frame According to the Southern an attricttve outdoor Kens. Pine Association, the “patio As of today, soma do — and plan" ceils for ■ congenial some don't. Whether or not blending of the outdoor-indoor I your picture window frames setting with the natural a beautiful view, it probably warmth of wood I occupies a prominent place in "Pre-shrunk" Southern Pine your home, and so deserves is used in many fascinating your very best — your most forms to engender close har­ loving — attention You can mony between home and se­ make the most of Its beauty cluded landscape. At strategic amt placement with the right intervals, certain portions of decor, but by all means avoid the wood structure may be a “ goldfish bowl" result that left exposed Wood decks and would put the inside of your wood overhangs are functional home on display before every and pruvUle comfortable shelt­ passerby. ered area. B et you n sv sr t h o u g h * you'd have to us* th a t o ld g rad e school fo rm u la " A re a eq u als L ength X W id th .* W ell, yo u ’rs In fo r a b ig su ep rise. You can p u t th a t for* m ula to good use r ig h t now . T he N ational P ain t, V ar­ nish an d Lacquer A ssociation su g g e sts you apply It to doterm in e how much p a in t y o « • will need for in terio r p a in t­ ing an d finishing. B ear in m ind, how ever, th a t th* fo l­ low ing rules will d eterm in e th* am o u n t o f p ain t needed fo r one co at only. If you blithely ru n r ig h t o u t an d buy several cana o f p ain t w ithout checking f ir s t, you m ay find yourself in so re ^ d istre ss. W hat's the h u r ry ? * M easure y our Interior before doing an y th in g else. Chang* your form ula to A equals L X H . T his su b sti­ tute* th* height of th* w all for th* "W " and m akes th * form ula easier to w ork w ith . M easure each o f th* w alla, fin d th* area, and add th * fo u r to ta ls to g eth er. Y our a n - » aw er is the to ta l num ber o f sq u a re feet to be covered. If, fo r a n y reason, you w an t to double-check your calculation* ju s t m easure the p erim ete r o f th e room and m u ltip ly th is fig u re by th e heig h t. T he an sw er is the sum e. Re­ m em ber not to deduct fo r w indow s unless they m eusuro m ore th a n 100 square fee t in % six*. You cun usually find o u t how m uny square fee t s g a l­ lon w ill cover by looking a t th e label on the p ain t can. If th e inform ation isn 't g iven, how ever, don’t w o rry . J u s t nsk y o u r local, rep u ta b le p a in t d ealer and htT l be m o re th an glad to help you. A fte r you divide th e nuin- £ The angled, or more con­ ber o f square fe e t to he ventional “ bay," window usu­ im inted by th e num ber o f ally consists of three or more sq u a re feet a gallon co v ers, you'll know how much p a in t double-hung windows. These to use fo r th* Job. may he treated with separate T he sam e fo rm u la can h a curtains and draperies for used to determ ine how m uch each side or section, or with v arn ish you will need fu r th e Just one wide pair for the en­ floors and how much p a in t tire group. you'll need fo r tha ceiling. --------------------------------- Curved W indow Elegant In Self |Think Of Beauty In Window Decor Serving the Colored Population of Sanford and Seminole County Since 1933 . . . the living room, focal point of which ia the fireplace with th e large mirror above. (Henrid Photos) B U R T O N ’ S T'un&Jvcd 3Cojm 900 LOCUST AVE., SANFORD l i k ' , t ;— ! j p ; - T |’ . T -h- • . - Jo h n H. Gainey, L.F.D. U. S. Burton, M gr. 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE OXYGEN SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION Compuny recently completed this brick home in the Mead Manor sector a t Oviedo. Surrounded by many trees, it site atop a high corner intersection. (Herald Photo) PHONE 322 - 5533 All Transportation Serves Seminole County Seminole founty is located in Sanford to Jacksonville links tems. Major th* Immensely popular central the section via w a te r w tlh the in 20 miles entire e a s t co a st. parts of the Florida area of high ground The county is served by Seminole and lakes. A 12-foot channel modern state und federal high­ away from ,in tilt SI. Julius lUver from ways and mam railroad ayi- beachca toil sir lino* are with­ or less from all county. u only minute* I famous Atlantic salt water fishing, j EQUIPPED it' THIS PATIO at the rear of a home a t a corner intersection in hlyllwihle present* a most pleas­ ing view from the aide gtreet. (Ueruld Photo). �S ' n Kingswood Builders Place Many Custom Homes In Sanford Bite 350 Homes Constructed By LMN * GREENBRIAR of Loch New Office Building Is Planned D u rin g th e la st y ea r King** wood B uilder* ha* built SO hom ea in G re en b ria r of Loch A rb o r in th a price ran g e o f 917,000 to $.10,000, b et Idea m a n y o th e ra b u ilt In K ingsw ood M anor, O rlando. In th a G rove M anor a re a of S an fo rd th a firm h aa b u ilt a n u m b er o f hom ea in tha $20,000 to $25,000 price rang*. T h e m a ra tw o homea av a il­ ab le a t th ia tim e a t M ellonwill* an d W aahington on b ea u tifu lly landscaped lots a n d a s e ttin g of hug* orange a n d g ra p e fru it tree s. “ W e h av e b u ilt a num ber • f custom hom ea d u rin g thia y e a r, including on* fo r th* oxecutiv* d ire c to r o f Sanford Sem inole C h am b er o f Com m ere*, Jo h n K rld er,” t t y s B yron L each. "O n sc a tte re d Iota in tha a ity o f 8 an fo rd w t have bu ilt aom e th re e bedroom , 1, 1 4 an d 2 b ath hom ea in th* 111,000 to $13,000 price,” ha con­ tin u ed . "O ne o f th a th in g s th a t wa a re proud o f d u rin g th is y ear w aa th* p u rch ase o f 274 feet o f fro n ta g e on H w y. 17-02 a t th a c o rn e r o f 27th S tre e t an d th en th a sale o f 160 feat to R oyal C astle. Th* Royal C astle C orp o ratio n haa b u ilt one o f ita n ew est in design and la rg e s t e a tin g p lacet on th ia p ro p erty . "R ecen tly w* purchased the B ritt p ro p erty fru n tln g on H w y. 17-02 an d H iaw atha and o u r long ran g e plana a ra to rem odel th is p resen t building fo r a n o ffice. T he arc h itec t's p lana a re alm o st com plete.” Ranch Window Tips Outlined R elativ e new com er* to the w indow fam ily , raoeh-styl* window* a r a found la m *ay co n tem p o rary h o m e * . Al­ though th ey let in light and a ir, th ey w ere designed for a n ­ o th e r d istin ct purpose — to W ave m o re w all ip se# la tha ■m all ro o m s ti m e d a r n hom es. F irst question you m ust ask y o u rself, in planning curtains and d r i p e r i t i for raneh w in­ dow*, I* w hether you w ant tn fe a tu re th ese windows in your d ec o ratin g schem a o r subdue th em . On th is decision depend th a cu rta in s and d rap e rie s you se le c t, and th* placem ent of fu rn itu re u n d er th* window*. If you decid e to accentuate y o u r ran ch w indow s, you will w an t to use m edium -tall furni­ tu re b en eath th em . H i g h eheata and bookcase* are W eal T ill lc c e jjo r y item s such as bottles, vases in d candlestick* will help lead tha ay e u p w ard to tha window. T h an , too, you will w ant your c u r ta il o r d ra p e ry fabric to co n tra st w ith tha w all color; usu ally you will pick an ‘‘a c ­ c e n t" color. Should you decide to subdue y o u r ran c h windows, use low fu rn itu re beneath them , with w ide shaped accessories that a ttr a c t th e eye down and aw ay from the windows. And you will w ant to use a aoiid co lor fa b ric th a t m atches your w alls as closely as possible, to avoid co n trast. Arbor is the setting for these two h o m e s by Kitigawood R u i 1<! e rs. The home in the upper photo is on Highland T h re e hundred and fifty new hom e* r c n itru rte d in th * la st fo u r year* in C entral F lo rid a. T h a t i» th* enviable record of LM N E nterprise*. I nr., of Longw ood. P re sid en t H arold C. Logan o rg an ized LMN E n terp rises in 19ftO fo r enm m errial. industria l an d residential building and rem o d rlin g . LM N h a s ro m p lrlely b u ilt up th e subdivisions o f T rc V G reen E sta te s, off W est 20th S tre e t, S anford, and Longdale, a suburb o f lauiRttood. P re se n tly LMN is prom ot­ ing S u b u rb an E sta tes, n ea r th* in tersectio n o f 4tiA and 1-4; C ry sta l L ake Parks, a t Lake M ary, and Lake W ayman H eig h ts, a t Longwood. C ustom -built hom es are being o ffe rtd in th# Longwood sec­ tion. L ogan also sta te d his firm is s ta r tin g a new exclusive •anfurh fm lh 1964 Progress Edition HAROLD C. LOGAN, president of LMN En­ terprises. Inc., and Mrs. Logan built thin attrac­ tive home for themselves on Windmere in Long* wood. It in reprenentntive of the many fin* homen built in Central Florid* by LMN Enter­ prises. (Herald Thoto) a re a in R olling Hills C ountry C usto m -b u ilt home* ara b a­ LM N w ill tra c t custom - an d a rra n g a financing, C lub E sta te s , near Slade's in erected by LMN In th a b u ilt hom es on com pany o r T ha financing m ay be FHA, a irp o rt, writh Fred Slade as A udubon P ark eeetlon of D a- th o ow n ers’ lots. I t also w ill F IIA -in-aervice. VA o r co n L and. developer. provide arch itectu ral acrvlc* v entlonal. Court at Kantoul, while the brick home in the lower photo in on Par Place ju st off Rantoul. These are typical of the tunny custom built homes by Kingswoori Guiltier*. Headquarters for all your hardware needs! Need more Room? YOU'LL LOVE TIIE SELECTION WE HAVE OF NEW .1 AND 4-HEDROOM HOMES READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! B U IL D OR BUY IN TIIE SA N FO R D AND LO N G W O O D AREA! READY TO SERVE YOU — (Left to right) Bobby Ray, A1 Stanley, Mgr., John Hyder and William Betts. Sherwin-Williams Paints Seminole Paint Mechanics Tools Garden Supplies HAVE TOUR OWN PLANS? KNOW Housewares Complete Line KITCHEN GADGETS C U S TO M S ER V IC E! JUST WHAT YOU WANT? • CORNI NG W A R E • PVREX • R EV ERE WORK WITH ALL DETAILS! OR OURS. G IFT IT EM S! CUSTOM, SM U I. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ed H W il l ia m s a rd w a re YOUR LOT * Dozens Of Delight ful. Intriguing ITEMS! BUILDING M ATERIALS ON PLANNING i ^ C O M P L E T E L IN E O F YOU IN WE'LL RESIDENTIAL an d COMMERCIAL BUILDING "Seminole County s Leading Builder" A LL SIZ E S WINDOW and JA L O U S IE LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. GLASS H A R O L D LO G A N , Builder 805 East 85th Street 802 H ighland Avc. Sanford, Florid* ------------------------ Phone 322 -3 46 4 DEDICATED TO YOUR HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS I^ongwood, Fla. 838-3911 Collect — — �\ DellAKY MANOK — located on taike Susan in Uellary, Florida Is one of the many commercial buildings in this area built by Lcltoy Robb Con* ■traction Company. J? ***iim i**? 2 ^ . • • to th e advancem ents we have m ade in building construction. Only o u r knowledge of design and modern construction practices has m ade our success possible. WAI.I. SI I’l’LY COMPANY — An American Steel Huildlng located on North French Avenue in Sanford, Florida — completed in record time. r* A M ER IC A N B U IL D IN G S COM PANY FRANCHISED DEALER w jk d F S M HOME CONSTRUCTION — this U. S. Steel home, located at 20th and Oak Avenue in Sanford is an exnmple of residential construction now being com* plelcd liy Leltnj Kolib Construction Co. C O M P A N Y , INC 2800 S. S an fo rd Ave. SL LeROY ROBB, Pres �— ! J l j SI M I N O U C O U N T Y O N TUT ST IIIK M i l; or JOHNS R IV IR AM KKICA DAYTONA » »* - *•».. *4 • i,* Heart Of I he Golden I mini fm I ® ■9 >V*v-•<>.•'»« y-rSr ’■ ’■* » .-.- •. . t , fr Srmiiioli Cou nty r# C A f ’f KI NNI DY ,; .r T M .w - . wj K ’v • jm ! j 3 H r* a • 1 1 '*■»)' Wwi , , j. j l L .. ,v' Jtth*. y i M • iS W*»-*' rv - ru 9 "J^/z jto JAc ,S«yz Seminole County is a good place to live, for no other reason than "fun in the sun.” While water sports predominate^ boating, swimming, skiing, fishing—the year ’round, yet there are other sports, too, as depicted in these pages. Such as hunting, golfing, tennis, along with the « spectator sports: baseball, football, bask­ etball, jai-alai, horse racing, dog racing. m m m You name it-it’s here. A n d exemplify­ ing the all-’round recreational program offered in Seminole County are thesfc young misses: Vida Sue Smith, Susan Tanner and Jeanne and Linda Gaye Robson. * ' P : •1 * • I- | ! ; , f _______________ rf t' . [• ! r i �ffp lig h t fm 9 1964 P r o f m g Edition ' For Residents. Visitors V a rie ty Is Spice H H U jO ffe r in g Sport* of tvery type (»ummcr vaiitty, of coon*) or* availabla in SamiaoU County for tho raaidant and th* vUitor, alik*. W hether ft b t aa • participant or aa a spectator. Recreation is offered aa an enticement to bring n e w residents in the county and to five vacs* t i o n enjoyment to the northern visitors . . . for recreation and sport* are “Wg bustosae” f e r Sem inole business houses, yielding ■illlions o f d o lla rs annually to ­ w ard tk« county’s economic Ufa. K now ing y la s s a rs p red ic t th a t Sem inole C ounty w ill he th e sac and fa s te s t grow ing AWAY TO THE WATERS . . . away to th* woods! Increasing thousands of visitors enjoy 8emino!e County’s recreational area* each year. * ► co u n ty In p o pulation in F ie rid a w ith in th e n ex t five y c a ri, second on ly to B revard C oun­ ty w ith Ho a ir apace com ­ plex. T o th a t end, local le a d e n a lre a d y a re looking tow ard p re se rv in g th e co u n ty ’s e x ist­ in g rec re atio n al are as. T hese le ad e rs a r e m em ber* o f th e lo n g ra n g e recreatio n al p la n ­ n in g co m m ittees nam ed by th e C o u n ty Commlalon, C oun­ J • > « -a. PRESENTS © to "THE SPORT OF QUEENS" . . . DOG RACING W hen th# b u ll# sounds ths call to p ra t Ja n . 1, cham pion xreyhnuntle from .10 of the w ofld'i leading kennels will be ready to pro*Ids spssd and th rills as th s S port of Queens ag a in rslgna su p rsm s a t ths S anford O rlando K ennel Club. T h s aetlon.paeksd 12-day m sst ends A pril IS. T hs flsst grsyhounds, cham pions of th s racing w orld, *111 break from th s boa 10 tim es nightly sa e s p t Sunday a t S:10 and In popular sunny m a tia ss p rogram s which are stag ed W ednesday, F riday and S aturday afternoons a t 2 p.m. T h s S anford'O rlando track has hern a pace-seller In ths ra rin g Industry sines it waa taken over by Je rry Collins, one of Iks nation's o u tstan d in g racing •secu tW et, lx 1955. Ja ck L sdous, g sa sra l m a aa g sr, h a i played a key p a rt la tka phenom enal grow th of th s SOKC, along w ith Jack Collins, third p artn e r in th s o p eratio n . O ver 200,000 enthusiastic fa n s each s ra to n rnjoy th s colorful and thrilling action from th s plush clubhouse an d beautiful g ran d staad a, w hich are com ­ pletely glass-enclosed and com fortably heated. SEA SO N O P E N S Jem. 2 92 EXCITING DAYS! C a n al, a " s tr a ig h t sh e et' from L ak e H arn ey to th e In d ian E lv e r and on th ro u g h r new g o v ern m e n t - sponsors k e u lo v er ca n al to th a ocean. A lso in th a long rin g * p la­ n in g by local, a re a and sta te le ad e rs is a "g reo n b elt” re ­ c re atio n a l p ro g ra m extend­ in g so u th w a rd fro m D aytcpa B each a lo n g the S t Jo h n . R hrer to L ak e H el’n B less/. D esigned p rim a rily fo r flood co n tro l, th e a re a w ill ha used fo r re c re a tio n a l purposes, too. Sanford Girl, 7, Golf Competitor O F F IC E M A C H IN E CO. 314 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fla. PHONE 322-0462 T ool J e a n Osb o rne , seven year-old d au g h ter o f M r. and M ri. E d g a r E . O sborns of 203 B ra d a tu w D rive, Sanford, la a re g u la r co m p etito r in tha N atio n al P e a W aa G olf C ham ­ pionships a d d during Ju n e of each y e a r a t tha Rio P im r C ountry C lub n ea r O rlando. F o r th a p a s t tw o y e a rs, play­ ing th a *-T age b rack et, Tool h as been th a ru n ner-up for the title In h e r group. « •*. JA CK L E D O lX la rity , s r itk m m s ii lV a ts m oored la th e C ity o f San­ fo rd 's b e a t b asin . T h era e ra fiv e g o lf courses in th e co u n ty , w ith tennis c e n t s g alo re . A nd add to th ese th e rid in g clubs, ih u ffleboerd c o u r t a , sw im m ing pools, b aseb all fields, plenle g ro u n d s, arc h a ry . F o r th e sp e c ta to r th e re a re ja l a la l, l a g rac in g , b o n a ra rin g , an d b aseb all, football •a d b ask etb a ll by school and L ittle L eag u e team s. The N ew Y o rk M ote e a rlie r th is y e a r ’’nib b led ” a t moving I n t o S an fo rd p erm anently when th e y bad a num ber of farm te a m s tra in a t th e San. ford M em orial S tadium . AH in all, Sem lnola County can m a tc h a n y o th e r locality In Its e ffs rin g o f racraatlon fo r th a reald en t and th a visi­ to r. B ut g r e a ta r th in g s a re com­ in g f o r In an estim a ted five y e a r s b o atin g en th u siasts m ay proceed d irec tly to th e A tla n tic O cean w ith o u t tha long h au l down th a S t. Johns River to Jack so n v ille an d th s coast T h is d ire c t w ate rw a y will be the S t. Jo h n e-In d lan River Yet there’s room a-plenty for more. Facilities are added and improved each aeaaon. SANFORD - ORLANDO ■ m m a u sm JE R R Y COLLINS ty C h am b er o f Com m erce and C ity C om m ission, w ho a r t w o rking w ith a re a and sta te p lan n ers. P ro b u h ly th e g r e a t e s t sin g le s p o rts a ttra c tio n is th e co u n ty 's te em in g f l a k i n g a re a s, la k e s a n d rivers, ab ounding w ith bean, bream , speckled p erch , abed, etc. It b aa bean e stim a te d th a t flak­ in g alone yields (2 million an n u ally in Reminola County. T h ere a r e n 't to o m any per­ so n s w ho k n ew th a t Bcminola C ounty a lso o ffe rs some ®f th e b e st h u n tin g . . . yes, h u n tin g . . in F lorida. H trald p h o to g rap h e r B i l l Vincent J r ., n S an fo rd native an d life­ lo n g re sid e n t, rep o rts th a t W a tt S em inole, b e t w e e n H ighw ays 44 an d 436, o ffe ri fina b ear, deer and w ildcat h u n tin g In season. P lta a u ra c r a ft o f all des­ crip tio n s tra v e rs e Semincle w ate rs, fro m sm all outboard ru n ab o u ts to larg o cruisers. A la rg e n u m b er o f houseboete to m e custom • built, aome hom em ade— have been noted, o f la ta . B alling an d w a te r skiing have been g ro w in g In popu­ 11 v v > 17- < r M ID W A Y B ETW EEN SA N TO RO A N D O R LA N D O �City Offers Varied Recreation Program For Youths, Adults City Sports Center Florida Termed Fisherman's Paradise Florida, the land of fishing,' a c re a of fresh w aters u n d er! o f fishing potentialities to suitf an y o n e’* tart* . where one out of every 12 in­ its ju risdiction, and e a sy ac ­ land acres la In fbhable wa­ ce ss to the lim itless G ulf of ters, and no man need travel M exico and A tlantic O cean? more than 1* miles to find a F lo rid a, w hich places a n an­ highly productive lake or n u a l v aluation of m ere th an stream? Florida, with its leap­ 100 m illion d ollars on its fre sh ­ ing aailfish, flashing tarpon w a te r fishing alone? F lo rid a, “W here F ish in g is F un” and smashing black bass? | w h ere one charm ing city . O r­ Florida, with Its 3.750 miles of lando, bo asts of 52 lakes with tidal coastline, longest in the in its city lim its, not to speak { United States, amt its 30,000 o f the m uch sm aller W inter! named lakes as well as in­ H aven w hich lays claim to | numerable rivers, canals ami 188? F lo rid a, which still po*s-| streams? Florida, with its vast esse s w ild, virgin fishing w a­ inland water area greater than te rs seen by few. If any, m en? P erh ap s the sim plest term that of any other state? Or should you say: Florida, would b e best: Florida, fish er­ with its 2.100 miles of surf-, m a n 's p arad tse. Designed F or Florida Fishing Y es, F lo rid a, the fish erm an 'sj swept mainland beaches? Florida, with its countless still- p ara d ise which any person fishermen dozing happily in m ay a ttain , rich o r poor, m ale j the warm tropiral sun every o r fem ale, young or old. It Is a vast, rich, beautiful slay of the year? Florida, with its magnificent charter boat* sta te w ith 58.560 square m iles slicing through whitecappcd of te rrito ry laced to g eth er by salt water in search of the fin­ a fine netw ork of fishable canSanford, Florida est gamefishes in the world? I als, lak es and stream s. Its' Florida, with 3,000,000 acres sparkling fresh and salt w a­ of salt waters and 2.750,000 te rs offer enorm ous a m o u n ts' O f Central Florida By Jim Jentlgan The Sanford Recreation Department was es­ tablished in 1958 upon opening of the Civic Center and Youth Wing. The City of Sanford then hired n full time rec­ reation director. Since th a t time the staff has in­ C O M E T O SA N F O R D creased to a full time sec­ retary, colored program supervisor nnd m a n y part-time employes. The program includes base­ 4 1I ft * i % f o o t b a l l , baseball, track events, softball and the an­ nual Auto Show. The Sanford Municipal Stadium is her­ alded as one of the heat ball, scfthall, archery, com­ Class D stadiums In the South. petitive a n d recreational swimming, ceramics, y o u t h dnnce.s, square dancing, bas­ ketball, tennis, social func­ tions, sailing summer play­ grounds ami many other varied programs to attract the enthusiast in most any field. Outdoor recreation areas are quite evident throughout the city with many neigh­ borhood parks suited to fa­ mily outdoor needs. Fort Mellon Park is the largest city-owned park, affords picn i c k i n g , swimming pool, lighted Little League park, lighted softball field and a lighted children's playground. Another lighted hail field in KATHY SCIILITT, 17Pinehurst Park will he com­ yenr-old member of the pleted soon. This purk nlso Skate City Dance and contains many swings, slides Figure Club uml Flori­ nnd barheque grills. da figure . s k a t i n g The Fort Mellon swimming champion for her age pool was constructed in 1950 nnd operntes on a modern fil­ group, represented the ter and chlorination system state in the national and has a capacity of :>t50 finals at Louisville, Ky. people. The pool is open to children nnd adults, giving many hours of fun and rec­ reation, from May until Sep­ tember. The Sunford Municipal Zco was started in the early 1900s and offers many hours of passive entertainment to tourists and school children throughout Central Florida. Any Seminole County young­ Scimu of the top attractions are otters, chimps, monkeys, ster who wants to participate in organized Little League lions, talking birds. Sanfcrd has always been a baseball certainly has tiic sports center of the Central chance. In Sanford the City Recrea­ Florida area and an example is the benutiful municipal tion Pcpartmcnt operates no stadium which hosts area less than two complete lea gues for LL play while the Seminole Little League Asso­ ciation operales a circuit for communities outside the great er Sanford area. The Sanf>rd department also operates a league for junior boys while the Seminole group Tile man who started the operate* what is called the "boating hnorn" more than a Senior League program. decade ago is hack to his old In addition, a boy’s summer tricks. loop Is sponsored by the Sem i­ The “Ill’s get away from it nole Little League outfit. all” fisherman was the first Men's slopitch softball cir­ tr discover that a small fish­ cuits are also sponsored in the ing boat with an outboard mo­ city and throughout the coun tor could take him where the ty. hig ones were. It wasn’t long In addition to those previous before bigger horsepower and ly mentioned, organirod boys' stylish runabouts turned boat­ baseball programs are a!*« ing into a family activity. It sponsored in other sections ot looked like the days of the the county. car top fishing rig were gone. Boys tno young even for Lit­ Now, acocrding to industry tle league baseball still have and sales surveys Pad is up to programs tor them In Sinhis old tricks. Sales of small ford amt Seminole County. fishing motors are on the up­ Tlie City’s recreation group swing. Itesides that, manufac­ also sponsors a five-team cir­ turers of the car-top boat re ­ cuit known as the Pec Wee ported increased sales in 1961. league. Out in the county, the It all adds up to mean that Seminole Little League Asso Pad is sneaking off again. Hut ciation operates an fight-club this time he uses his "own” circuit known as the Farm fishing rig and leaves the fam ­ League. ily run about at home. The American Legion also Where there's a will, there's sponsor* boys’ league base­ a way! ball. D IL L IN G E R LURES YO RK U N D IN G NETS YORK-EG ER MFG. CO. PATTY BERG, long-time golfing grent, is pictured a t Mayfair Country Club recently as she demonstrated how to and how not to hit the ball. Her’s is probably the greatest one-woman show for golfing enthusiast*. Organized Ball Available For All Youngsters Only Cohis Boats give you, nt no extra rust, the quality feature* that you expert to find on much higher-priced host*. And highlighting your Colds Boat is the beauti­ ful eolor-sty ling of Cohia-Coloramn's fade-fesistant moldrd-in color and twn-lonr hull and deck combination. Dad Back To Old Tricks « M ANUFACTURED IN SANFORD R U N A B O U T S A N D C R U IS E R S 1.V T O 2 2 ' Sk mL C vA All materials used In the m anfartuee of Cohla Boats are of h i g h e s t msrinr - , quality. . jtA -t < 9 ^ Y Uw lF \ |r ^ compare We want you to compare the quality of a t'olda Boat with aoy other in the same prirr range. Comparison sells nur trusts — for nowhere else ran you gel so inurli boat for tIts- looney 1 This is why fobia Boats has hrcnnit* one of the nation's largest manufacturer* of quality filler glass I h i .i I * — offering the most complete line of boat* manu­ factured in Florida. See your Cohia dealer today . . . and put jour family in a Cohia Boat tomorrow! SA N FO R D and O R L A N D O • GOLFERS Irma Bodell and Debbie Pender cross the bridge connecting thp back nine at the Land o' Lakes Country Club, Casselberry, F L O R ID A �1994 Profrtu Edition One of tte aoreet wajra of itarting an argument la Flor­ ida ie to bufet that eoe epot la tetter than another for cat* chlag fish. T te Game and Freeh Water Ffeh Commlailoo la aware that exproealag a pro* WAS Seated Aero Club. Mem­ bership Is limited to military end dvflan personnel e l Sea­ t e d Naval Air Station. Forty-ten memben signed n m JU B P L A H tt (abort) a n ow isd and operated by the 61 tnom- t e n o f N A S Sanford Aero G ab. F in ■ — bin dob’s bow (below) post before th e fotnf-pbeo Stinson Station W afas: CFO Rudolph Bernal, L t. B . M* Carrie, p n eid en t; L t Robert S . Brewer, CFO George F e lle r and A D I Charles E . WinaMp. (Herald Photon) done wife two M*year*eld twoplace J-l Piper Cube, and bee Ms t e s t ef epsratieas ot DeLand Airport since Sanford e r SemleoU County done not have aa airport. Only a few weeks She Aero Club teak delivery ot a fourplace Stinson Country Station Wagon. Some members are Navy and/or civilea-lleeosed pilots end give flying instruction! to other members. Member* may use dm three planes for instovedoes, sports flying or for cross-country tripe. They pay regular dote plus fixed fees lor flying tlm e-the Navy or any otter federal agency con­ tributes nothing to the club's operations. Hooding the Aero Club ie a Navy pilot, LL R. M. Currie, president Otter officers are William E. Rogers, vice president; AQl William Jones, secretary; Lt. Robert E. Brewer, treasur* « r;; Lt. Cdr. Earl Unger, ope­ rations officer, and Lt. An­ drew F. Reno, maintenance officer. However, it can do no barm to mention a few ol the fav­ orite flatting localities among the thousands of lakes and riven la the State. la the northwest portion of tte state, then la excellent fishing especially In the ChocLawhatehee, Apalachicola and Ochiocteaeo Rivera. Lakea are lose common than in other portions of the State, but the flaking la deemed excellent In B rin g Ja c k e t A long In F a ll American Legion baseball has bean popular with Sam* tool# County baseball fans for a number of yean. la tte Sanford area, Fiat gg of tte American LagJon has ■aoacored a local team la tte department'! Sixth District for a number of y ean and the club has been highly repre­ sentative of this section. la fact, during the past base­ ball mason Post 33's club cap- hired the district champion­ ship and went to the finals of Mm Legion's area tournament at Fort Piatt*. T te cite to managed by Wank Thornaa, a retired Navy veteran and now aa amploya of the Sanford Poet Office. Assisting Thoms# is Bill Kuy­ kendall, another postal service employe. The Legion team plays Ks home games at Buford's mod­ where doing With cooler, fail weather on the way boatmen should re­ em and well equipped munlei- member to bring along a sweater or light weight Jack­ cipal stadium. et. Cooler femperaturet on the water sod brisk winds can The astt water ehed comas chlU the bones of the heartiest op the St. Johna River te rn the Atlantic Ocean each year Three famous Central Flor­ and spawns near the bars u d ida springs feed the Weklva sand bottoms. The nm baglns River sod keep its waters coo in early December and con­ oven in summer. The narrow tinues (o Into March, aome stream winds through a pic­ times Into April. turesque area. Dead Lakee, near Wewahiteh- eoochee aad Homosasta llivka, Lakee Talquia and Jackson, a n aod Late Taala Apopka near TMIahassoe and Qoiaep alw aji attract tte a t |l m . and Late fealaoie near Mari* Toward the awth tteoaanda *f fisterxsca aaoually try Mm It In northeait Florida, tte lack in Late Okeechobee, ieSuwannee, Stelahatehee end Santa Fa Riven are popular ■beams with Onego L ate topping otheri in ffehing inter* eat. In the central aa well aa la the northeaetera part o! the it ate Cowl the St. Johna Rlv* er, one ot the beat known black b a n ground! in the world; at* though the aime could aa eaa* ily be aald of Late Apopka and the many other lakee in the late region ot Late and aurrounding eouatiea. In tte Gulf Coast aeetion tte Wtthla* QUALITY M ERCHANDISE FOR HOME And PLAY! GOMKIiim 322-6741 If Ne Answer 322-5261 FO R A LL OCCASIONS • FUNERAL DESIGNS • CUT FLOWERS • WEDDINGS • GIFTS • CORSAGES • PLANTS LOUIE AND RAMONA BRIDGES Complete D elivery Service FOR THIS ENTIRE AREA OWNERS aod OPERATORS THE WEKIVA River is a favorite spot for fish­ ermen (and fisherwomen) looking for bass, bream, specks and catfish. The meandering, pic­ turesque stream in a good place to "wish and flah.’* (Herald Photo) FLOW ERS B Y W IR E 2690 ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD, FLA. Open 4:30 p.m. 'til 2:00 a.m. (Cloned Sunday) T l 9W1 r r We’ve A dded w J— . A N O TH ER DINING ROOM! Phone • AMMUNITION • HUNTING SUPPLIES • FISHING TACKLE • PET SUPPLIES TE 8-3265 Gracious dining SEEDS & G A RD EN SU PPLIES by candlelight . . • Heavy western beef PY R EX & R E V E R E W ARE PRESTO PR E SSU R E COOKERS CORNING W A R E charcoaled to per­ fection. ROBESON CUTLERY Famous relish bowl HOUSEHOLD SU PPLIES Seafoods BROOMS & M OPS • GENERAL HARDWARE E n te rta in m e n t n ig h tly in th e L a m p lig h te r Cocktail Lounge . . • • • DEVOE PAINT ft PAINT SUPPLIES • COMPLETE SELECTION OF TOOLS • TARPAULINS U. S. Hwy. 17-92 One block aoath of Orlando-Scminoic Jai Alai Fronton FERN PARK, FLORIDA PIIONB 932-3099 F . a BOX 790 1 DIAL business A COMPLETE L IN E OF cood largest fresh wafer late entirely within noUaaata] United State*; whQa o tte n tion «d tte State. (fen the eanala el tte Ever* Bat wherever pea wet a gladei, the Klaiiomee River, line, you've got a good chance Lake* Bloc Cypress and Traf- to hook a flah! SANFORD, FL A . �2 1<; w K ____ . ■ e# ' FUhermen contribute greatly to the ecooomlc life of Florida. Tbelr contribution in dollar* run* Into the millions for boats, motors, fishing gear, licenses, accessories, quarters, etc. On* of the great factors la the economic value of sport fishing Is the St. Johns River, which bounds Seminole County on the east and north. S. B. (Jim) Crowe, member of the Seminole County long range planning committee for recreation, has compiled many interesting statistics. The State Gam* and Fresh Water Fish Commission re­ ported to Crow* that through aerial observations on 34 scat­ tered days, the period May 1M2 to March 1963 was, gen­ erally speaking, a year of low­ er fishing pressure on the St. GENE ROUMILLAT has been host to literally thousands aboard bla Johns River than in immedlcraft in cruises on the St. Johns River, ita lakes and tributaries for many •tely preceding years, yet the economic vslu* of the sport yean. He is pictured here (at the wheel) w ith hia grandson, Francis fishery was estimated at more Roumillat IV (on deck), pulling into the city boat baain a t the foot of than |2 million. Park Avenue in Sanford. (Herald Photo) The fish and wildlife aervlce of the U. S. Department of the Interior has Informed Crowe that "the St. Johns River shsd sport fishery continues to be our best fishery for this spec­ ies on the Atlantic coast. Dur­ Dreg raring in Central Flor­ port. bal, Too”—e pair of the fait- ing the 1963 season (latest fi­ ida has been highlighted in Most of F lo rid a ’* ou tatan d - •st dragsters to race the se­ gures available), the aportsrecent years by the Seminole Ing driver* a p p e a r re g u la rly cond hand cf any official's men took an estimated 73,123 Timing Association. a t the atrip, including auch atop watch. shad In 9,449 boat-daya. This The association frequently standout* u Col. B e ec h er W y­ Frequently, the association was an Increase of 11 per cent epoosora drag racing pro­ a tt, cu rren t d ra g rac in g c h a m ­ alio sponsors avants which at­ In number of fish caught and gram* at the Osceola Drag pion of F lo rid a. W yatt drive* tract drag atrip driver* from 22 per cent In effort over tboie Strip, formerly Osceola Air- "T he R ebel" end " T h e Re- all aectiona of the Southeast. for the prtvloua Meson." • CAMPING EQUIPMENT the eperUmaa. All nationally advertised • GUNS • GYM SUPPL • FISHING TACKLE • SKI EQUIPMENT : :~ V * *r* • “Gateway To The Waterway1 THIS RELAXED golfer amilea at The Herald photographer while awaiting hia partner to putt from 'way out of the camera’ll range on the 14th green a t Land o' Lakea Country Club. to Sanford Take Advantage Of Our Courteous Services ond Seminole Complete Auto & Truck Service 24 Hour Road Service Ice • Showers • Truck Wash Enjoy Good Home Style Cooking In Florida’s Our Restaurant That Never Closes • The Best Coffee On The Road • Short Orders • Water Wonderland 1 Take - Outs V ISIT W ITH US AND T A K E ADVANTAGE Owned And Operated By HOUSEBOAT Estelle Cr Bob McCallister N eeds N e P e ta l! Sem inole C ounty's L a rg e st B oat S torage F a c ilitie s . . Sanford, Fla. CELERY AVE. at OSTEEN BRIDGE “RIGHT on the SL Johns River" JOHN BRUMLEY, OWNER t*a ii it 11 ,lf j — 2L1 �Little do tb« anglers who come from u far ■ way u Sweden in pursuit of shad in the S t Johns Hirer realise that this mighty game fish played a major role in the War Between the States. So much ao that a **ahad bake” threw a great victory into the laps of tha Union and shortened tha on tho S t. Jo h n s, b ro u g h t a t­ t bp many, many tention to th o “ sh a d b ek s” This waa t h e Battle Five F o rk s, In V irginia, of on A p ril 1, 1M 4, In w hich th e Con fed er a te A rm y (a presum ad t o h av e B uffered casualties in s a c ess o f 10,000, In dead, w nnadsd and eap tu rv d troops. It is a m a tte r o f h isto ry . D eo g laa S outhall F reem an h a s p rese n ted a com plete and e ih a u s th ra stu d y o f th e Con­ fed e ra cy ’s p a r t la th a Civil W a r in th ro e volum es en­ tit le s "L ae’s L ieu ten an ts.” 8 . B . (Jim ) C row e, w ho a n ­ n u a lly h o sts thousands o f s h a d fteh erm ea and fish erw o m a n batw aen December a n d A p ril a t hla fish in g cam p d o w n f a l l fo r C onfsdsrato tro ep s a s re p o rte d In F ree­ m an’s V olum e 111, entitled "G etty sb u rg to A ppom attox.” F reem an te lls o f U nion end C onfederate tro o p s m essing fo r the b a ttle and com mences on page 685: "B esides th e overconfidence of F its Leo en d P ick e tt (M sJ. Gen. F ltsh u g h L ee and M s). Gen. G eorge E . P ic k e tt C SA ), end th e ir lack o f u n d erstan d ­ in g c f th e d re a d Im m ediacy of th a crisis, I t la probable th a t ■ th ird consideration, a m ost hum an one, ted them to a s­ sum e th a t ’g en e ral precau­ tion’ sufficed. T om Rosser (M aJ Gen. T hom as L afayette th e fin* fish . Som e o f thee* he had placed in h is h ead­ q u a rte rs im b a la n c e and had bro u g h t to F iv e P o rk s. A s soon a s ho g o t perm ission to m ove h is division n o rth o f H atch er's R un, ho a rra n g e d th a t th e fish bo cleaned and sp lit and placed o n stic k s In fro n t o f b risk f ire s o f d ry wood. "In tho a ssu ra n ce th a t th is would provide a m eal delec­ table a t an y tim e and Incre­ dible In th e h u n g ry d a y s o f bone-gnaw ing w a r, he In­ vited P ic k e tt to th e sh a d bake. H u n g ry an d probably h alf w et, P ic k e tt g ra te fu lly accepted an d prom ised to join hla h o st a t th e d esig n ated place in a n h o u r. F its L ee w ith equal sa tisfa c tio n ac­ cepted. N eith er m a n lo st any tim e In p re p a rin g to kaop tho ap p o in tm e n t " A fte r T tte L m b m M b a t b cfo ia ho a t o M U r Mmoar's bsadquartevs, T om Mnof o r t ( B r it. dm . T h o m a s T . M tmford, C 8A ) ( u h r i s p ■ad h aad sd kirn ft d isp a tc h fro m L t Wyth* » . G ra h am , o f th a E ig h th ' V .i ^ n i a C a­ v alry , th a u n it t h a t h a d baan p i lead in liaiaon w ith R a b arte’ B rigade on th a a a tra m a l o f t G rah am ra p o rta d t h a t p a r t o f th a N o rth C a ro lin a treo p era h ad rid d en in to th e picket line o f th a E ig h th . T hey had atated th a t th e y h a d bean attac k ed b y o v erpow er­ in g F ederate to th a e a a t o f F iv e F o rk a, t h a t th e ir B ri­ g ade had been a p lit b y th la attack , an d t h a t acm e o f th a Carotin tena had baan d riv en back on G eneral A n d e n o n ’a ( L t G en. R ich ard H ero n A nderaon, C 8 A ) linea n e a r B urgess’ Mill w hile th e m an w ho m ade th a re p o rt h ad them ielvea re tre a te d w e st­ w ard. I f th la in fo rm atio n w aa c o rre c t th e n S h erid an ( L t Gen. P hilip H . S h erid an , U SA ) h ad reach ed th a W h ite O ak R oad and h ad deatro y ed contact betw een P ic k e tt’a mo* " P its L ae w as e ith e r Im­ p atie n tly h n a g ry o r oneritic ally skeptical. H a re a d th a d lep atch an d aaid m erely : 'W ell, M nnford, I w teh y e a w ould go o v e r hi p e rso n a t o ee e and ase w h at th is m eaaa an d , if necessary , o r d e r *P y o u r division an d le t m a h ea r fro m you.' W ith t h a t, th o ch ie f o f ca v alry w a n t o ff. Soon M nnford sew P its a s d P ic k e tt rid in g n o rth w a rd to ­ g e th e r la th a d irec tio n of H atch er1* R o n , th o u g h ho know n o th in g o f th e ir des­ tin a tio n o r o f th e ir reaso n fo r being to g e th er.” H ere, f re e m a n v eer* o f f on d e ta ils n o t ro litiv o to th ia re p o rt sa d th an co n tin u es: "N one o f thee* m en , to r e ­ p ea t, n o t even M u n fo rd a f te r hla b rief co n v ersatio n w ith P its L e t, k n ew t h a t P ic k e tt an d th e ch ief o f c a v a lry had q u it th e U see. T he ( h a d h ak e w as a t th e m om ent a social se cret, b ut, aa food w aa abun­ d a n t, the a f f a ir w aa leteurad a n d d elib erate a s e v e ry fe a s t should be. I f th e re w aa ‘som e­ th in g to drink* H p ro b ab ly w a s n o t shunned. M an y offlee rs did n o t h e sita te to in­ d u lg e m oderately ev en in tho presence o f th o enem y, b u t if th o th ree preceded o r follow ­ ed th e ir d in n e r w ith a little w hiskey o r b ran d y , th e re w as no evidence, th e n o r th e re ­ a f te r, th a t a n y o f th o tr io g o t d ra n k . "H o u rs slipped p le a sa n tly p a s t W hite th a G en erate still w ere picking th a b o n es fro m broiled sh ad , tw o p ic k e ts re ­ p o rted . T h ey w ere R o sser's m en end th e y said t h a t th e enem y w as ad v an cin g on all ro ad s th e (C o n fed e ra te) d i­ vision w ee g u a rd in g . . . . graphical e n te r of Florida’s Q oldn Triangle, faaa la this area may aejoy major league baseball la tho spring staeo tha Minnesota Twins of tho Amer­ ican League train aad play home oskibttka games at Tin­ ker Field la Orlando, white tha Houston Colts a n quarter­ ed at Cocoa. Daring tha summer months, Florida State Ltagns activi­ ties are carried oa by tha Or­ lando Twins tad the Daytona Beach Islanders. At this time the chances ere n cellen t that the Colts will operate a Florida State Lea­ gue chib next summer in America’s space city, Cocoa. Daytona Batch, Cocoa and Or­ lando a n considered tho three •ceases of tha Golden Triangle. New T o rt Mata’ farm teams trained a t Sanford Municipal Stadium last spring. " A f te r 4 e ’sleek, P ic k e tt a sk ed R o sser f o r a co u rie r to ta k e a m essage to F iv e F o rk s. O bligingly, R o sser o f­ fe re d tw o . . . P ic k e tt p re ­ p a re d h ie m essag e en d g av e i t to th e co u riers. T hey s t a r t ­ ed . . . Boon th e re cam e fro m th e so u th o f th e R un a b u n t o f in fa n try fir*. In p lain v iaw , o n th a o th e r side o f th e stre a m , th e G enerate sa w th e le a d in g c o u rie r ra p tu re d by th e F ed erate. A t th e sam e m om ent, a Una o f b lu sco ata cro ssed th e road. " T h a t ended th e p a r ty . W ith few w ords h u t in u tm o s t h a s te , P ic k e tt to o k h o rse end g alloped b ack acro ss H a t­ c h e r’s R u a . . . F its L ee trie d to reach h is tro o p s by SWIMMING FACILITIES abound almost endlessly in Seminole Coun. ty ’a lakes, riv en and man-made pools, aa exemplified here in thia photo taken a t Sanlando Springs, one of the county’s show spots. A nother of th e m ore p o p u lar ru n flih e s la th e w an a o u th , w hich Is also known aa "g o g ­ g le -e ra ,'' "w srm o u th p erc h ,” o r “ w arm outh b a s i." P u rely a flab o f southerly w ate rs, the w arm o u th m a y b e com p ared fav o rab ly to th e ro ck base th a sam a ro u te b u t found th e b lu eco ata across th a road. F ire d upon, he tu rn ed back an d attem p ted to lead Ros­ s e r’s m en tow ard Five F o rk s b y th e F ord Road. H e w as rep u lsed quickly. "T h e b a ttle th a t h a d oc­ cu rred w hite th e G enerals w ere e a tin g shad w as ending b y th is tim e. found in n o rth ern and ea ste rn s tre a m s and lak es. W arm ouths a r e usoally r a t­ ed a s one of th e m ost p opular a n d so u g h t-after panflshes found in F lo rid a, and usually fre q u en t any m uddy situation, su c h as m ud-bottom ed lakes an d can als, but a re not often found in th e sw ift, clear s tre a m s . They a re especially fond of a re a s n e a r tre e s, such a s w aters around cypress kn ees, logs o r vegetation. W arm ouths a re d a rk green ab o v e, w hich color Is clouded w ith red , blue, o r, m ore often, b -o n ie . T hey a r e yellow ish on th e low er p a r t of th e body, sn d th e re a re dusky sp o ts on m a n y of the scales. An obli­ q u e, red d ish b a r ra d ia te s out fro m th e belly, an d a la rg e d a r k sp o t Is p rese n t on th a u n d e r p a rt of th e soft, o r se­ cond, d o rsa l (In. W arm o u th s a r e m uch m o re c a rn iv o ro u s th a n the o th e r su n fisb , although not so m uch as th e la rg em o u th black b u s ­ es. T h ey do not rep roduce a s ab u n d a n tly as th e o th er sun fish es, and o rd in arily av e ra g e u p to ab o u t 10 Inches in length, an d fro m a h alf to one pound in w eight. L ik e th e o th e r sunfishes, w ar. m o u th s a re m oat often tak en on liv e b ait such a s w orm s, o t on a rtific ia l fly lu res. NO. 11 HOLE at Iloliing Hills Country Club is recognized as one ot th e toughest w a t e r holea in golfing. Tha "fairway” of this 150. yard hole is mostly • 42-foot deep man-made lake, from the bottom of w h i c h commercial d i v e r s regularly re­ trieve lost golf balls. Top photo look* from th e tee across the lake to the green, surround­ ed by sand traps. Low­ e r photo shows the g r e e n looking across the lake to tho tee. (Herald I’hotos) # • 9 * I » • a M O TEL & Restaurant _ ON T H E SHORES OF B E A U T IFU L LAKE JE S S U P F am ous F o r Its E x cellen t Speck, B ream A nd B ass Fishing! S an fo rd 's L arg est • CENTRAL HEATING M otel t • AIR CONDITIONED • TELEVISION • TELEPHONES L ive B ait ★ B o at S torage Licensee ★ ★ B oat R entals G as & Oil if M otors R e s ta u ra n t & P icn ic G rounds Hi. 419 Between Oviedo ft Hwy. 17-92 LAKEFRONT — LAKEVIEW HOMESITES k Beautiful 1 Tree Shaded Lota, N Ideal For Your Hoaao N Or Camp. W Drive Out mt Inquire CHARCOAL STEAKS Ph. 365-9127 i SEAFOODS Owned ft Operated By COMPLETE CUISINE LOUIS ROTAS RESTAURANT Oviedo, Florida Write P. O. Box 890 ; • I (49 ROOMS) 2 SOUTH • C O C K T A IL LO U N G E SANFORD, FLA. • �Hack car racing fane would find no floor ptaca to onJoy the ^ a r t Dun Aaadord aod Seminal* County. Only minute* from Sanford an too now Interstate « « • proeeway la too world famed Doytona Beach International Tito sp eed w ay —know n aa the fa tte s t o r a l la to* w orld for vahlclo r a tin g —L* th e acen* ad Ihroo g re a t ra c in g event* each y e a r. la F e b ru a ry a u to racin g cornea Into tho lim elight when to o N atio n al A aaoclallon of Stock C a r A uto R acing sponio ra to o w all know n “ S prcd W eek" w hich featu re* aeveral of the n atio n '* top flight ra c e i Including th e D aytona "S o o " In Ju ly ra c in g ag ain la spotlighted a t th e tra c k when the an n u al F ire c ra c k e r "400" U run. In S e p te m b e r com e* the L a­ bor D ay ev e n ts w hich feature the w orld'* (incat sport* c a r racing d riv e rs. None o f th e se event* Include the m a jo r m otorcycle race* which aU o a ttr a c t thousands to the fam ed racew ay . The S p eed w ay l* easily acc rislb le fro m Sanford and Sem inole C ounty by proceed* Ing n o rth o n 1-4. T he expre»«way in te rsec t* w ith U. S. »2 alm ost w ith in sight of the track , itself. Of p a rtic u la r ln terevt to i stock c a r ra c in g fan* in the ' Sanford-Sem inole a re a w the (act th a t tw o o f th e nation's top apeedw ay pilot* are sponsored by Rnn-Sun M otors, a Chryvlcr-Ply m outh d ea le r li Sanford. T he d riv e rs a re P au l Coldsm ith an d T in y T.und—both w inners of so m e of the top events not only a t D aytona Reach hut # ’*o at C harlotte, D arlington and th e A tlanta , track s. It w as In Jan u ary o f i *00 th a t Sanford welcomed Into tha a r e a 20 n tw AMF autom atic bow ling lane* In the fo rm of J e t L anas. Back In th a t period, there w ere approxim ately th re e of four organized bowling lea* g ues; l e u th an 100 sanctioned bow lers of the A m erican Bow­ ling Congress o r the W om en's Intern atio n al Bowling Con* grass. T he a re a did not have It* own m en 's o r w om en's bow ling associations n o r did It b a te a ju n io r bowling pro­ g ra m w hich, in tu rn , would supply additional bowler* onto to e scene in la te r days. With the approach of the 1904-63 fall bowling schedule Sanford has shown a rem ark* a b le grow th in bow ling, the w orld'* No. I particip atin g aport. THESE NAVY League wives, Thelma Unger (left) and Elizabeth Klein, As an ex am p le, th e Sanford holding a score sheet under a “itcore projector" at Jut Lane*, are reprem e n 's an d w om en’s bow ling Hcntutive of tho 1,000 or more adult and junior bowlern in Seminole associatio n s h av e been active County. p a rtic ip a n ts In the sp o rt of of 90 te a m s bowling oo one bow ling to the extent th x t there a re now o v er 300 card -carry in g n ig h t w hich had the d istin c­ m e m b e n of th e m en'a ABC tion of being tb s la rg est m ili­ Red-Breast Attractive Fish an d Just o v er 400 w om en keg* ta ry leag u e to a ll of C entral tore belonging to th e W1BC. Add to thle the intensely F lo rid a. com petitive A m erican junior Som a of th* reco rd s w hich bow ling p ro g ra m with o v er 100 h a v e b e ta estab lish ed la the y o ung sters assig n ed to th e S at­ four-year period sine* open­ u rd ay m orning Junior bowling ing in i960 w ould be these in leagu e and you have o v e r 1,000 th e m en'a division: T he a ll organized how lers In th e area. lim e high sanctioned league T his total does not Include the g am e w as th at of G arry Fox’ S ta te of F lo rid a, a s well as m a n y local bowlera w ho a re 2*8; th e re hav# been aeven In th e St. Jo h n s an d Wekiva not bowling in a league, but 700 aeries o r higher rolled by R ivers. th e se six m en—John Bridges, ra th e r Just com * out an d open Closely re la te d to the bream , bowl for the p leasure of sam e. 730; U arry Fox. 704; G erald F rom the few league* of '(0 M urphy, 718; Bob Borsdorf, the red b re a s t resem bles th at th e re a re o v er 23 sanctioned 724; G ordon H oneycutt, 714, fish In Its general habits, and bow ling leagues p resen tly com ­ and John A. Spolaki, 702 and m ay be ca ight w ith th e sam e lu re s, baits and m ethods of peting at J e t L anes. F ro m the 718. ju n io r bow ling league to m en's T he L ake M onroe Inn tr a m fishing. and w om en's leagues both holds the te am single and se r­ handicap p ed and sc ra tc h ; to ies scores with a 1.W3 and 2,m ixed leagues and 3lr. <> M rs. 927 sc ra tch total. T he highest average comL ea g u es; to In tra m u ral and ln tv rsch o lastic high school piled w as th a t of Johnny SE R V IN G SA N F O R D And bow ling leagues . . . a bow ler W right w ith a 198. T hroughout this tim e period h a s a w ide v arie ty and choice th e re h as been only one p er­ offered In him . A g reat d eal of the ov erall fec t gam e bowled anil th at out a c ce p ta n ce o f bowling In the of league play by A1 D cP alm a. S anford are a would be a ttri­ T ha a ir conditioned facilities b u te d to its popularity w ith the of J e t L ane* o ffer to the lo­ m e n and w om en of the Sanford c a l keglers th a beat and m ost m o d em bow ling equipm ent N av al A ir Station. E ach m orning of th e week, available, including a pro shop m a n y of the N avy-w ives along w ith all bowling a c c e sso rie s w ith th e ir civilian co u n ter­ A certifies! bowling in stru c­ p a r ts a r e actively p a rtic ip a t­ to r Is on band offering free in g to a w om en's d a y tk n a bow ling lessons to youngsters, bow ling le ag u e . One of the new com ers to the gam e of 10 a s s e ts w hich m akes It so ap­ pins and to the reg u la r bow ­ pealin g to th e women la the le rs w ho've developed a m inor fre e n u rsery facilities provided problam w ith th e ir gam e. • t the la o es, along w ith a On* of tta m o st valuable a s ­ s e ts la tho fa c t th a t over 90 m a c k b a r. In addition to the d ay tim e p e r cen t of tta custom ers are • MODERN SCORE PROJECTOR leag u es, m any of th e wives know n on a first nam e basis Join th e ir husbsnd* for the b y the personnel of J e t la n e s . even in g m ixed leaguee o r wo­ A com pletely friendly and to• CER TIFIED BOW LING m e n 's handicapped evening tim a ts feeling le p rev alen t a t bow ling leaguee. th e lanes constantly a s it la INSTRUCTOR In th e m ean tim e, th e Navy- thro u g h o u t all of tha S anford m e n h av e th e ir own 14-team a r e a . leag u es on M onday an d T ues­ Why n o t go out bowling to­ d a y evenings. At one tim e the d a y . . . JU S T F O R T H E FU N N avy b i d a com bined league O F ITI S E M IN O L E IF ’ I • “THE FIGHTING 8EMINOI.K3” of Seminole High School nru aparkeri by theso football mantors. From the left: Ttnlph Stumpf, junior var* aity couch; Dick William*, varsity backflald V- rroach; Jim Pigott, vanity coach; Jim McCoy, varsity line coach and John Colbert, junior v&r* aity aaatatant coach. (Herald Photo); lo g b o o k liigr Help Many boating fam ilies h av e discovered th a t keeping a lo g ­ book la a re a l aid In planning future outings, a« w ell a s a storelMiuse for p le a sa n t m e m ­ ories of th e ir ho.itlng holidays. It is reco m m en d ed that se p ­ a ra te colum ns he d r a wn in an inexpensive notebook tn show the dale, n am e of th e w a te r­ w ay, type of activ ity and n u m ­ b er of hour* (or ea c h . Room can also tie left fo r re m a rk s about special lig h ts along th e w ay or n av ig atio n obstacles. A recm tl of g a t p u rc h a se s en n he used to check fu el consum ­ ption on ea ch trip . COUNTY *. •• ■b m p OPEN EVERY N IG H T ! •- GUIDE SERVICE BOAT & MOTOR REN TA LS COVERED DOCK FISH IN G TACKLE N O W A IT IN G FOR L A N E S to.a'i BAIT REFRESH M EN TS Phone 322-3825 For Reglnner* A Advanced Student* 20 Sparkling I.anew Snack and Refreshment Center Fr*« Nuraory With Trained Attendants Completely Air Conditioned Plenty of Free Parking Export Instruction for Everyone Pro Shop boasts the mowe complete lino of and used howling balls, custom drilled balls, a good selection of hall hags and howling "LARGEST GUN DISPLAY ahoes. SEMINOLE THE SWIMMING pool a t Land o' Lakes Coun­ try Club, Casselberry, is a popular spot, particu­ O PEN 9 A.M. U N T IL 12 P.M. Daily larly for the younger element. Pictured are "Ruatey" Rrandes, Jackie McClain and Melenda (11 NO ON TO 12 M ID N IG H T 8A TU K D A Y H ) Casselberry (front center). ON ONORA ROAD 100 YARDS OFF HWY. 17-92 COUNTY" A t The Draw B ridge Os Hwy. 411 Twa sad Os* Half MUas Baa* ad SOxford SANFORD, FLA. J U S T A BO U ND T H E C O R N E R FROM S A N F O R D SH O PPIN G C E N T E R Operated By D IX IE A P A U L JO gN SO M �Three Bask Factors Guide Fish Behavior To catch a flah, think like a fish I So declare the editors of Field k Stream in the rhilUpe 66 Fishing Guide for 1964. They offer the following fishing tips: Fishermen Yisitlng new waters—or new kind of waters — are often baf­ fled. Where will the fish BO fe e t o r m ore. W alleyes go be? Weil, put yourself in d eep too. Base tend to d r if t their place. Think from in to deep holes durin g th e “th e ir point of view, end d ay , then re tu rn to th e shore- Top Recreation Program Given In Oviedo Area On* o f th a b e st su m m e r re ­ creatio n p ro g ra m s fo r child­ ren of all sg e s is o p erated ea ch y e a r in the O viedo a re a for y o u n g sters a s w ell as m an y young ad u lts In the so u th e astern sectio n of Seminote C ounty a t O viedo. H eading th e Uat a r e sw im ­ m ing classe s an d o th e r w ate r sp o rts. L ittle L eag u e b aseb all Is av ailab le fo r th e b o y i w ith four te a m s co m peting during the su m m e r m onths. F o r the p a s t s tv c ra l y ears P au l M lkler, ath letic d irecto r a t O viedo High School, has been in ch arg e of the pro­ g ram . Ho Is assisted by other Oviedo school perso n n el in d sev eral qualified high school students. P artic ip atin g In the p ro g ram along w ith you n g sters of O vie­ do a re young people from S lavia, G oldenrod, C huluota and W agner. Recreation Fer A ll Offered In Sanford A lthough num erous activ i­ tie s a r t sponsored by the San­ fo rd R ecreatio n D epartm ent fo r boys, th ere a re also m any ac tiv itie s organised to r th# g irls a s w ell as tb s m en and w om en o f the a re a . F o r ex am p le, la st su m m er th a R ecreation D ep artm en t’s p ro g ra m for folk of all ag es w as en titled “ r u n for the S u m m er.” Included in the long lis t of ite m s of in terest to alm o st •v e ry o o e w ere tennis, arch ery , h o rseb ack riding, seven-week co u rse ! in ceram ics, a ch arm school, teen ag e activities in­ cluding reg u la r weekly d an ces and g am es for everyone. T he p ro g ram is p ert of the c ity ’s effort to provide plenty o f fun sn d recreation for S an ­ ford resid en ts and their visit­ o rs. M any o f th ere pro g ram s are also o p erated during the win- te r m onths for th e en joym eat of to u rists a s well a s those w ho liv e in ih e g re a te r San­ ford a re a . S anford’s recreatio n d e p a rtm e n t is under the d ir­ ection of J im Je re ig a n who has b ead ed th is d ep a rtm en t of the city fo r a n u m b er of y ears. S ta te O utlaw s y o u 're w tll on your w ay to T rot, S et Line* • t x c t u . H sre sre th e three lin t a t dusk. N o rth sm pike, r y .r . U n d er sta te law tro t lines, b u l e factor* th a t govern the pickerel, a n d pan fish rem ain bush books o r ret lines m s / o ehevior o f W per c e n t of th e In relativ ely shallow w a te r d u rin g even the h o tte st w sanot b e used fo r tak in g fish in flah y o u 're o u t to catch . B e ar G ulley Lake in south FO O D is a fish’s f ir s t con- th e r. T he tre n d reverse* dur- a v c e n tra l Sem inole County o r earn . I f you can find w here Ing th e cool fall w eather. r .- tv S U R E BET th a t portion of B rev ard , Voo r w hen a fiah'e fav o rite food Flah a re attra c te d by u n ­ lu sia, O range, O sceola an d ia plen tifu l you've solved h alf d erw ater condition*. A b ru p t S em inole Counties within y o u r problem . F ish (depend­ w hich lies th e S t-J o h n s R iver, in g on tho apedes | feed m ain­ outcroppings provide shade m ri and its v ario u s channels, m a r­ ly o n Insects, worm *, shell­ an d concealm ent. Coarse rub­ shes, poods, lakes and tribu­ fish , crustaceans an d o ther ble breeds Insect life and cru stacean s. An underw ater ta ries b o rd ered on th e north fish . . . living or dead. by S tate Road W, on the w est DAVE WALLACE, golf c o u n t architect and pro of the new Deltona S A F E T Y governs fish be­ sp rin g hole Is alm ost a aur* by th e C hristm as-D eer P ark , Country Club, is pictured on the driving practice range where nursery h a v io r to a g re a t degree. E x- b e t In an y lake. Weed* a re a B lthlo-G eneva Road, and on stock is growing and being watered, prior to mowing and disbursement c e p t fo r occasional feeding tlp o ff to plk*. pickerel, pan th e south by the K issim m eefish , and large m ouths. A lake over the fairways and greens. ap rees, fish will be In o r n ea r M elbourne H ighw ay, and on places th a t offer protection bottom b are of cover usually jo y som e excellent fishing! the e a s t by the tre e line bor­ S p rin g rain* a re no help to th em below dam s, n a tu ra l frc m th e ir m any n a tu ra l ene­ plays boat to fsw fish. Wiaa co m p arativ ely "e asy " w ate r. T ro u t s r e a ttra c te d to fee t I t ’s th e roil th a t d o st th* d erin g th a S t Jo h n s R iver m ies. A place th a t o ffe rs pro­ fisherm en w atch for the ideal m a rsh . w ate r, b u t don’t look fo r B est b et I t to approach from th e stream fieh erm an , b u t falls, an d a t th e baa* o f d irty w ork. com bination of a food-produc­ tectio n tn sm all fish w ill a t­ them d irec tly In spum e and dow nstream , e a s t a little a n y heavy rain in th e w ak e o f w hite • w a te r r a p i d * . A ny ing bottom w ith protectlv* tr a c t large fish who’d like to fro th . A bouncing ru n over abev# w here th# cu rrent* eon- a prolonged d ry spell w ill p u t sp rin g -fed trib u ta ry w i l l hiding spot* In the »nm* v i­ e a t them . r u b b l e has it *11 over ev ery tro u t on th e feed a s if d raw tro u t to ita m outh, and cinity. C O M F O R T Is som ething L E S S O N in nature. stretch e s o f h eavy w hit* w a­ verge. by m agic. I t ’s a tim e fo r n a ­ th e y ’ll con g reg ate a t u n d er­ A rocky bottom affords every anim al seeks. E xtrem e 91’B T L E CLU ES This cottonniouth moc­ te r. In pool* w h ere th* w a­ tu r a l b aits an d d eep -ru n n in g w a te r sp rin g s. Bass a re not both food end cover th a t a t ­ h e a t o r cold, biasing su n and casin “bit off more te r tum ble* In w ith s ro ar, Th# obvious hiding places lu res, how ever, fo r fish e re nearly a* sensitive, but they tr a c t all open-w ater fish. Y et tlrln g ly f a s t current* a re Just than he could chew," tro u t w ill He Ju st dow n­ probably hold fish — h u t bcttom -m lnded in risin g w a­ do become sluggish d u rin g som e of the discom fort* of in rocky tr e e s ther* ere p a r­ according to H e r a l d stream from th e turbulence— usually th# one* le a st In ter­ te r. The fa s te s t fish in g com es the h eat o f th e day. tic u la rly productlv# spot* — life th a t m ost fish sh y aw ay photographer Bill Vin­ o r o ften In th* shallow , ested in food. Fish on th* d u rin g th* firs t few ho u rs— those w here peeks, esnyons, A prolonged period of high from . W hen you k eep these cent Jr., who shot this g lassy gild* w here th* w ate r f«cd—y o u r potential cu sto m ­ from th* tim e th* firs t tin g e w ate r usu ally m eans stow and an d ersvlees a r t m eat profac to r* In mind, y c u ’re w ay n a t u r e study. This speeds u p before d ro pping ers— move to w here cu rren t* o f roll show* u n til th e fish d ifficu lt stre a m fish in g . H ere, ahead o f t h e chuck-and- nounced. A rocky bottom can snnke choked to death d o w nstream . Look fo r sm allb rin g food In g re e te e t ab u n ­ become gorged. B u t be su re be detected w ith a sounding ever, e ra a few h in ts on chance-lt angler. when it attempted to m ouths, w altsy es an d o th e r dance. H er* cover I* u su ally to fish v sry slow ly and how w eig h t o r a lead sinker; It how to muko the b est o f it. swallow a lurge perch. LA K E FISH IN G type* o f rlv sr fish In th* relativ ely scan ty , an d feeding tho ro u g h ly since visib ility is T ry trib u ta ry stream *. Sm all w ill m ake t n unm lstakabl* L akes a re m isleading; th e ir “ tu n k ." Explore th* nearby deep pools end In eddies and fish m u st tr u s t th sir safety sh arp ly reduced by (he ro ll. strea m s s tru n g w ith beaver f la t surfaces hide a wide w a te r w ith your sounder until item s; th ese su g g e st off-b eat backw ater* aw ay frc m the to cam ouflage ra th e r th an T ro u t shun w arm w a te r, dam s are good h ig h .w u ter v a rie ty o f underw ater condi­ you discover a drop-off. T hen b e lts th a t m ay save th* day. m ain flow . te ta l concealm ent. Look fo r b u t largely because it con- bets, too. So are stre a m s th a t tio n s. Some of th e se condi­ ta k e a ca refu l cross-fix of W hen * fish’s stom ach is patches o f shadow , bottom Ir­ t a i n s in su fficien t oxygen. channel th e ir w ay th ro u g h S H A R P B EN D S tio n s a ttr a c t fish, w hile m any landm ark* on tha sh o rt to Jam m ed w ith Insect*, dum p SHAD ALWAYS are plentiful in the St. Johns S h arp bend* m ean fish- reg u larities, • fea th er of cu r­ W herever vigorous a e ra tio n extensive logs. A ll these do n o t T he firs t o rd er o f you can find tha spot ag ain . th a m ass in a Jar of w ater River east of Sanforu each season, as noted holding pools, an d m o st o f re n t th a t roughen* th* su r­ beefs up oxygen co n ten t, stream s efte n show no roll bueiness is to determ ine th e M aka thesa and sim ilar and shake. T hi* separate* them conform to a fairly face. T hese eubtl* d u e t will brow ns end rainbow s will w hen o th er strea m s a re riv ­ above. The salt water game fish come up the St, sp o te th a t hold th e g re a te st objects th e target* of your Insects fo r identification, lie Johns starting about Dec. 1 to spawn and con­ sta n d a rd p a tte rn . A shallow grow m eaningful aa you gain to le rate te m p eratu re s o f 80 e rs of m ud. I f you can find n a tu ra l appeal fo r fish. popping bugs and su rface guided accordingly. degrees and m ore. Look for high, clear w ate r you m ay entinue sometimes to late April. bottom and slow w ate r e x ­ experience. F o rtu n a te ly there a re visi­ plugs. Above all, nev«r u n ­ STREAM FISH IN G tends o u t from th e Inside ble d u e s th a t su g g e st good d ere stim a te the ability of S ensing w here stream f l'h bend, w h erea t th* opposite fish in g . Steep cliff* indicate fish to hid* In shallow w a te r a re likely to lie is • subtle side is m arked by a stro n g d eep w ate r n ear shore. Buoys w ith only a h in t of covar. m a rk underw ater reef*. A D rop y o u r lure as close to a r t F o r Die ch aracteristics c u rre n t end a deep channel. p o in t usually extends under­ th e ta rg e t a s possible. H id- of s strea m s h if t snd change W atch fo r rlsea tig h t up to w a te r as a bar. An Inlet is a dsn-up b a te don’t cruise fo r w ith every pool end run. L’n tha f a r bank w here th* curto p bet; tr y eloee to th e food. P au se before retriev in g , d ersta n d ln g t h e e * endless re n t th ru st* a g a in st th# shore v aria tio n s p re se n t th* stream and piles up insect* sn d o th er m o u th .. . fo r bass will som etim es w a l­ W eedy bays and coves a re lop a m otionless bug or D u st­ fish srm an w ith his m ost fa s­ flo atin g food. B u t don’t ne­ g lect th* n e a r edge o f th* th e n a tu ra l feeding grounds in g plUg shortly a fte r it cin atin g challenge. How to pick y our stretch is c u rre n t w here slack w ater o f m any fish. N aked, g rad u al lands. R est retrieve Is a shorelines usually m ean poor tw itch • pause • tw itch routine. an im p o rta n t firs t step, for m akes a com fortable restin g fish in g . These a re general Dusk end glassy-calm w a te r alth o u g h c e rta in stretches of place fo r fish. S tre am fish g a th e r Just ru le s fo r estim atin g depth a re Ideal for th is type o f a stre a m hold plenty of fish, o th e rs w ill co n tain very few, d o w nstream from an y sharp an d type of bottom . U se every fishing. H ere’s w hat y o u should look dro p -o ff for a v ery gcod re* m eans you can to locate fishy H EA L LVNKF.K9 fu r; over bunging foliage and eon. T he d ro p -o ff alows th* places. I t i* a t n ig h t th a t the ree l deep shade, u n d ercu t banks, a c u rre n t, and food Item s th a t R e g u l a r su n g lasses cu t down g lare, but Polaroid* do lunkers go boldly on th* succession o f pools w ith h ave bean ra p id ly aw ept m ore. They reveal th e bottom prow l. T ak e an old hookjaw - dancing runs betw een, sh a rp along aettl* In th * slackened by cu ttin g surface reflection. ed brew n tro u t. He’ll sulk trends, and such obstructions w ate r. B ut do n ’t c a st d irect­ Look for sunken logs, rocks, all day In som* deep re tre a t. ns la rg e boulder* anti d rift ly to th* d ru p -o ff, for your ST . J O H N 'S R I V E R - " T h e N i l e o f A m e r i c a ” weed beds, and o th e r cover A t n ig h t h e ll cruise th* s u r ­ wood tangles. A gain, it’s a lure o r b a it w ill p ass above th a t affords both food and face, end w allop any big fly m a tte r o f locating the ideal th a fish before It h a s had protection. Many tim es they o r popping bug you s p a t com bination — food, com fort tim e to sink. In stead , ea st anti sa fe ty . Kind even two c u t well up Into th* fe e t w ater w ill enable you to see flah down n e a r him. A visit to F lorida Has* also forsake cover a t of th r ra and the fishing above the d ro p -o ff. Then th u t you m ight otherw ise y o u r o ffe rin g will settle m iss. If you have a diving nig h t and cruise th* sh o re ­ should be good. w ouldn't be com plete dow n w here It s h o u ld -lik e In ev a lu a tin g spots w hich line*, eag er to pounce on an y m ask , take it along. U se it as you would a glass-bottom m inor com m otion. O ffshore lie ahead, rem em ber th a t th e n a tu ra l food — In the w ithout a visit to b u c k e t It will help you Judge w ullryrs th a t hug bottom by rover in rlose proxim ity to m idst o f th* w aitin g and feed­ d ep th , determ ine th e type of day often surface a t n ig h t. food-hearing c u rre n ts is the ing fish. secluded “P le a sa n t Be un th* a le rt for o b stru c­ bottom and k rat* fish , even F or trophy fish, work th e m ost likely to hold fish. N ext, in bad lig h t and on windy surface a t n ig h t—the d a rk e r d eterm in e a castin g position tions th a t divide a stre a m — P oint,” situ ated on from w hich y o u can stay hid islands, driftw ood Jam s, or the b etter. d ays. Make a habit of exam ining den from the fish, y et g et even e x tra • la rg e bouM ert. the b eau tifu l St. Johns TROLL TW O stom ach contents. M aybe you your lure to th em from a n a ­ Kish a re alw ays a ttra c te d to T rolling lets you eo v tr had to dungl* a 4-inch m in ­ tu ra l angle. F inally, plan an w here th a se p arate d cu rren ts R iver (The N ile of m ore w ater, and y o u r lure now tw o hours to catch y o u r approach th a t won’t spook rejoin, fo r th e ir collision sets n ev e r sto p s w orking. T roll firs t bass. If ita stom ach tha fish —even though it up a tu rb u len ce th a t scours a A m erica) fam ous for tw o lines, one shallow and holds only craw fish, o r is m eans clim bing out of the pocket In th# bottom and one deep. Use a m etal line cram m ed w ith mlnncw* only stream to go around. N inety keep* th in g s stirre d up in its shad, perch and fo r deep trolling. Probe fe r Inches long, you probably per ce n t of a ll anglers don’t g en eral. The cu rrent* work hidden pockets by bum ping a have fuund the reason. go to such p a in s—snd It) per a g a in st each o th e r and slack­ bass fishing. w>-i-dlets spoon along th e hotN o t e all unconventional cent ru tch m o st of the fish! en, resu ltin g in a patch of tom . V ary your tro llin g speed u n til you hit nne th a t p ro ­ duces best. If lures fall, rig a n atu ra l bait behind a sp in ­ n e r and troll very slow ly. Fix the position o f every strik e , then loop around and d ra g through the s a m t slo t. F or your fishing convenience . . . . A spot th a t hold one fish usually holds others. • BOAT and OUTBOARD MOTOR REN TA LS Road m aps show lakes and Indicate the approaches. On • LIVE BAIT • FISHING TACKLE locution, a ground ccn to u r m ap or a depth m ap it an in ­ • GAS • OIL • REFRESHM ENTS valuable guide. S tudy It fo rt Shorelines where th e bottom O W N ED A N D O PE R A T E D fa lls off sharply. R eefs and sunken Islands. Shallow flat* th a t extend well o ff ahore, MR. k MRS. W. D. JACKSON th en end In a sh a rp dropoff. Channel* th a t ru n o u t from th e m ouths of Inlets. Ccol, fre sh stream w a te r w ill con­ tin u e along this sunken ch an ­ nel for a considerable die­ taries c a rry in g food. He guided by th e season, tim e of day, and th e species. K ish close to sh o re in e a rly OUT SR 46 TU RN LEFT AT PLEA SA N T POINT sp rin g . R ising su rfa c e tern RETREATS auch aa the above are offered throughout Seminole County p e ra tu re drives fish to v a r i­ to the fishermun . . . or for just n quiet weekend “away from it all” for FISH CAMP SIGNS BEYOND H E N R Y LEVY PARK. ous depth*. T ro u t and landmost anyone. This particular retreat ia on the picturesque Wekiva iark ed s a in t.a m ay g o dow n River. , (Herald Photo). Florida's Best FreshWater FISHING Pleasant Point Fishing Camp �Sportsmans Association Improving Wekiva River Park Outdoor Life Aim Of Group She 'Pirate World' Sparks Youngsters Imagination tu fr) g n a tt 1964 Progress Edition The world of Long John Silver, flnshing cut­ , By Howard Hodge* lasses and pirate treasure sparks the imagination On the Wekiva R i\er out of every youngster. .Jtale Highway 4S from SanApparently this explains the growing popu­ ,/ord. there is a beautiful wood­ ed spot with a large sign stat­ larity of the treasure hunt, complete with pirate ing that this is the site of the ships, maps and buried 1------------------------------ — Seminole County Federation treasure. If you’re plan- their landing, they are given Wayside Park and that memning a special children’s the second set of maps de­ tiers of the Seminole County event, you'll find this tailing exactly where the Sportsman’s Association and new idea is a big hit with treasure le hurled. Don't be their guests are welcome. the youngster*. afraid to draw up some . For the last three months, The Sanford llcrwld lists pretty tricky maps. Use the .however, access to the park the folk-wing Ingredients for old pirate methed of land­ ^ a s been blocked because a successful treasure hunt: A marks and pact*. Hera’s a members of the association little planning, your outboard sample of how it can ha arc busily devoting their time boat and motor, some inex­ worded: "Stand by the big and effort toward making this pensive “pirate treasure" and oak trre looking toward the .river frontage a desirable a generous number of ram­ lake. Take six pare* straight RO SE & W IL K S place for picnics, barbecues bunctious youngsters. Mix ahsad, and four paces back­ and the launching of boats for well! If a group of more than ward. Stop. Turn to th* right fishing on the Wekiva. five is expected, a second or and take three paces." DaUnder construction h a v e even third boat can be bor­ pending upon the age of th* Jieen improved shelters, a rowed for the day. youngster* this sample ran barbecue pit and a boat ramp Most youngster* enjoy an he made easier or more dif­ along with the facilities that outdoor cook-out before the ficult. .are needed for such functions. treasure hunt. A picnic site Inexpensive party favors, .The cash requirements of this where boats can be docked or leys or evsn allver dollars project arc carried out entire­ beached will work beat. While make excellent treasure. Toys ly by the association through the youngsters are devouring with the pirsts them*—black jfs revenue in the (orm of hot dogs and hamburgers, one »y* patches or rubber aworda membership dues and the sev­ BIG GAME HUNTING is available right here in son, are pictured nt Gua Schmnh’s place at Lake adult can slip away and pick —are usually big hits with eral fish and steak fries that Seminole County, ns evidenced by this photoMonroe. Seated left is Joe Storey, Sorrento. a good spot n long a nearby the youngaters. The itema cun are held each year. graph. Rill Vincent .Tr., Herald photographer Kneeling right is Casey Jones. Leesburg, who shore to hide the buried he placed inside plastic treas­ This is only one of the many who shot this picture, avows bear, deer and shot this bear. Standing, from the left: Bill treasure. projects undertaken by this ure chests sir ntelal boxes be­ wildcat abound in weat Seminole County be­ Hoover. Mt. Dora; Sclimah, Martin McDonald, When hiding Ihe treasure fore burying. association since it was form­ tween Highways 46 and 436. These hunters, Chattanooga; Dr. Earl Faust and Harry Rob­ be sure to bury it in several The adventure has special ed some 20 years ago. The who claim to bag three or four bears each sea­ son, Sanford, and M. K. Shelby, Lake Monroe. places in the immediate area. excitement when the young­ original charter of the associa­ It's also wise to keep n list. sters dress up in pirate rostion states the general nature Oci asionally, the youngster* tume*. A prize for the best and purpose and object of the mi-s some of the “ loot," and or most original one can also organization to be. “To fos­ it's left behind for some he awarded. ter. promote and advance the education of the public, gen­ other young pirate to find by Although the idea of a erally, in the advantages of chance. The item* don't have treasure hunt isn't new, the (Ed. note: Tbe following address of Ihe purchaser. That | It is pointed out that regis­ That could get down right ex­ the conservation and propaga­ to be buried under two feet use ef make-believe pirate OPEN 7 DAYS article Is a speech delivered in itself removes Ihe need for] tration of firearms would keep pensive if he has a son or tw o'„f sand, but just enough to ships gives it a special fla­ tion of fish and game; to dis­ recently by Pete Powell, ol registration. A WEEK. them away from juveniles, of hunting age. seminate information with re­ ,lude them from view. vor of realism. Many adults, Sanford, before Ihe Kiwanls spect to proper methods to be We would be led to believe thus cutting down on juvenile The business man is anolher] Two ° f treasure maps after watching the fun th* Club of Tavares.) followed in a program of con­ 4:30 *.«. to I t p.n. that registration of firearms1delinquency. If that be their to suffer from this proposed should he prepared. The first youngster* had, have used By Pete PoweU servation and propagation of registration. Most business- gives round-about directions this party idea for an out­ would make it easier to track goal then let them press for ± SUNDAYS VALDEZ HOTEL Firearms registration is a fish and game; to foster and threat to the American way of down « criminal after a crime sterner enforcement of the men have hand guns by their [on how to reach the treasure ing of their boating club or B | , T IL • pm . promote any activity consis­ 115 N. PARK n te P WVeiM <<nmm llzifl For III* anyj existing I illm ■ has been committed. laws. L'.t.lit,... Federalt I..... law — rash box. What is he going to site. If the youngsters stray- church group. tent with, or conducive to the life. The Constitution of the caliber or gauge firearm you not just city, or county, nr have to do to keep that gun 'too far off course, the adult After the treasure hunt, PHONE conservation ami propagation United States grants us the c ir r to name, you could fill state hut federal law- — pro­ there? piloting the “pirate ship" can there's still lime for the OPEN - 1 right to possess and bear n! fish and game; to encour­ a pickup truck from your own hibits the sale of a hand gun Europe has had registration offer a few suggestions. youngsters to take a swim or Holiday* \,i 322-6681 age and promote participation arms. Registration of those community. What are the po­ to n juvenile. nf firearms for years. When Once the youngsters stage just cruise around the lake. arms is the first step in tak­ in any program designed to lice to do? Go to the home of What of the sportsman? lie Hitler and his armies crossed The combination of a treas­ make the territory in which ing away that right. every man that owns that typo more than anyone else will be Ihe continent those records What I am saying is that It Is ure hunt and a day on the The sponsors of anti firearm eurh association may lie ac­ of gun and drag him down to hurt by registration of his fire­ made it very easy for his a remote possibility that we lake will Insure a successful tive, more conscious of the ad- legislation would have us be­ the station house for question­ arm*. Not only will he have troops to seize all weapons may be, and then we would party—one that the young­ \antages of making such sec­ lieve that protection of our­ ing? I hardly think that would his protection weapon to reg­ 1 am not saying that Ihis coun­ be able to carry on the light sters will talk about for selves and our property rests | tion attractive to hunters and be the answer. ister but also his hunting guns. try is going to he overrun.!from behind the lines. many weeks. fishermen; to do any and all solely in the hands of the po- ; lice That is a half-truth. The things generally necesary to rarry nut the foregoing ob-| police are our protection But I the police — and they will be jrcts awl purposes." These dedicated sportsmen the first to tell you — can­ have, over the years, lived up not be everywhere they are to their obligation to the peo­ needed at the very moment ple of Seminole County and they arc needed. T hey cannot esm p on your the State of Florida. They have been instrumental in as- do o rstep , or sit on th e curb Hiding proper governmental In fro n t of your business. Nor agencies In providing public can they follow you around recreational facilities in a like a handservant. Y our lm m edlata protection number of locations in this r a a t a w i t h you. T a k e area. They have also been direct­ aw ay th e m eiD i of th a t pro­ ly responsible for legislation tection and the protection is of a favorable nature to gone. R egistration Is th e first sportsmen and have fought ste p in the rem oval of the ANYTH IN G IN successfully the occasional un­ m ean s. It D alleged th at registration favorable legislation which ig­ nored the rights of those who of fire a rm s will keep them out purchase hunting and fishing of the hands of Ihe crim inal elem en t. T h at la a fallacy! licenses. In membership and in those T he m a n w ho m akes hia living active in furthering the princi­ outside of tbe law w ith a gun ples to which the organization will n o t buy th a t gun from a is dedicated the association is licensed d ealer w here It could now stronger than at any be reg istered In the first place. He will either steal it other time in its history. FORTY MEMBERS of the 1381st Geodetic Sur­ River last season. The catch pictured is only a ; Whenever a n d wherever o r buy it from a " fa n e s" so vey Squadron stationed a t Orlando AFB staged small portion of the total take by the Air Force sportsmen meet to discusa th a t th a ra will be no record their own shad fishing contest on the St. Johns plans affecting our outdoor of the aala. E very licensed personnel. (Herald Photo) way of life the voice of this d e a le r keeps a record of hla association is heard and heed- fire a rm s sale. T hat record td for the protection of the sta te s, m ak e, model, caliber, aerial n u m b e r aud n am e and rights of our sportsmen. Dining Out is Funl your patronage haa given us a Firearm Registration Law Proposal H it ROOFING IN it SH EE T M ET A L VOTERS & TAXPAYERS Ask your Senator or Representative about Fla. Statutes 371.75 through 371.95. m E R C U R Y Outboard M otors ASK ABOUT OUR BONDING You will find this the nicest "Pork Barrel" you ever heard of wherein you can he taxed without your consent. Ask about Chapters 156 and 157. These pro­ vide the County Commissioners with power to do any drainage in the county without your consent. Do you want a water control hill that takes this power of rnnsent from you and places it in the hands of five men? C R O W E'S C A M P 5 MILES EAST — HIGHWAY IS SANFORD. FLORIDA Phone 322-5105 AND Sales & Service II M M A I I • 99 m ER [R U ISER STERN DRIVE PROTECTION! EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE ON ALL TYPES OUTBOARDS. 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MAKE YOUR RESERV A TIO N S W ITH OUR BANQUET NOW DEPA RTM EN T FO R T H E HOLIDAY SEASON AHEAD! — MAY WE SUGGEST — C O U N T R Y C LU B M E M B E R SH IP S ARE A V A IL A B L E Wo would lie delighted to forward your mcmheruhip npplicatlon. ■? iWW’r-w*- , •&!i " 'V ... m g: The beau tifu l newly decorated M ayfair Ballroom for your is ideal group’s dinner or dancing party. EVERETT H. KERR — General .Manager — �I • / f h §>aufuri) ^eralit SLM IN O U C O U N T Y O N T H E ST. J O H N S R I V I R DAYTONA SANEQRD CAPE KENNEDY jftCv * * III 4 1R l p k a ’I [ , ,VW, MmK■ it1*'M ;« L • l i H : : SHSrai (iJ-4 j JAc Spdhli More than 150 religious institutions enrich the spiritual life of Seminole Countians of every faith, A modem pub^ lie school system is augmented with \ ' '* . t • >• ■ .'*.1'* V, -*’ *•& ,«■> * - 1 • private and parochial schools. Pictured here is All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford, oldest Roman Catholic Chur«H • * • ♦• • v 'r * '(,»>*, • in the counlv. .• «C * ^ \ s* r J L ’< s [ • — — w r - 4 ii tii �■ l|ll4bMMifMbi ongregations Prepare For Continued Growth T im Baptist i t 111 Park Avmm , with the pur. r t u t tu t November of thr*« edjeceat parcels of pro* party, ieaechsd what la parhapa tha blggeet buildlag pregnua to tha ihunh'a history. Addition* ta tha church toffee aaaatuary, aaw educational building* and aa off* atraat parking lot Central Saptlat C hurch, 13th Street and Oak Avenue, haa jaal w p leUd • aaw $100,000 uactuary af w h ite toteh aaaatoaallaa with i Mating capacity a f NO p a r . acaa to tha Mala auditorium and tor another IN In tha halaeap. Tha beautiful c h a ir loft la ellghtly elevated a n d th a n are aaw pawa and furalahlnga throughout. T he fanaav aaaatuary haa bean converted fo r um aa an aducaPlaaa war# anaauaaad lait fall by Firtt Methodist af lanfard, Fourth Itraat and Laurel Avenue, to build a branch church unit ta carve tha Lake Mcry-Loch Arbor araaa within Um n u t two year*. Property ceataining allfhtly n a n thaa IS ncraa haa bean purthaaad by tha thurch far tha new ualt and la praaantly need u a plcnla aad playiround area. The cite, located an Country Club Hoad near tha (IraMbrlar development, la af euffklont aloe ta build a saactiury, p a rk in s lot and a paroonage. la December tha Flret Church af the Naiarene, W. laaand Street at Maple Avenue, anuaunaad a throe-year building program during which n complete new aaaatuary will ha aaaatruetad and tha number of Sunday School ilm m o w dtmbltdi ChulMOta Builds Newest Church a New Church Built A t Bear Lake Member Totals Show Increase l l v W V V v w i l w l W fl y> Can n modern-day churab plant be buiK completely free and d ear of all Stott It la being doM la tha e m a i l oaathoaot Samlaela County community af Chulueta Community Church. Tha oomptotod wtog, which eventually win eeutaln Fcl* lowahlp Ball, the hitehea, utility roam aad root room*, la etrvlng tha ceagregatlon while aauatrueUan *f tha •anetuary and Sunday School rootna la under way. Termed "a monument to co­ op#raUvc effort ta Um com­ IT. MAHY*MAGDALBN SCHOOL, itnrtnd in July nnd built Shown in thn photo at right, thn nchool munity,’' fuada far Um build­ «t an aatimatad coat of 9128,000, openad for tha fall tnrm this St. Mary-Magdalan Catholic Church ing have bean given by every year with nina daaarooma to housa gradta one through tight. Avanua in Altamonta Springa. man, wamaa had child to tha congregation and proeceda from many bnkeo aalaa, rum­ mage aalaa, beacon and »uppan w an turned aver ta the building commWlM by tha la p ld ly In craaalng p ap u la-1 aoctlon, la evidenced b y th e In A lta m o n te S p rin g e a co m m unity o f B e e r L ake, S t. ebunh’a two wemea’i group#, tha Doreal aad Prlaallla C lr- Uon In S em inole C ounty, p e r- num ber o f new churchee g o . new B e p tle t C hurch, T em ple A ndrew * P re e b y ta ria n C hurch U culerly In th e eouthw eot | Ing up th le ycer. dec. B e p tia t on F ilm S pringe la n e a rin g co m p letio n w ith R oad, w ee com pleted e a rly f lre t eervicee echeduled In the th a y e a r en d th a fo rm er new b u ild in g b y T kan k eg lv F l r i t B e p tle t C hurch o f A L Ing. T he In itia l u n it o f B eer ta m o n te S p rin g e rto rg a n lie d L ak e M athodlat C h u rch hea In A p ril to becom e F ricn d ih lp been com pleted th le y e a r w ith B e p tle t. f lre t eervicee en d dedication A ddition* to th a A ltam onte held In A u g u st. C om m unity C hapel e re un d er A n o t h e r n ew B e p tle t w ay n nd a t SL X ary -M ag d al- C hurch, S en len d o S p rin g e on C atholic C hurch, ground B e p tlet, held g ro u n d b reak in g w e* bleated an d broken Ju ly eervicee la M ay and w ee fo r an e e tlm e u d $128,000 rea d y fo r ded icatio n eervicee now aehool b u ild in g to be op­ In th e a ttra c tiv e new sa n c t­ ened fo r th e fa ll term . T he u a ry by la te A u g u et. O ver In th e lo u th o e a te m tw o -eto ry co n crete block ad ­ d itio n h o u tte n in e claiero o m i end o f th e co u n ty , a n ew w in g f o r g rad e a one th ro u g h eig h t. fo r th e C h u lu o ta C om m unity F a r th e r to th e w est, in th e C hurch w e* com pleted In Mey building ia adjacent to located on Maitland Churches A re Keeping Pace W ith Population Boom e n d ground w ee b ro k en fo r th e Love S o uthern B e p tle t Mleelon u n d er eponeorehlp o f th a F lre t B e p tlet C h u rch o f Longwood. N ew church co n etru ctlo n In th e S anford tr e e hea Included com pletion o f th a P reab y ter* Ian C hurch of th e C o v en an t ■outh of tow n, the la rg e new ean ctu ary fo r C en tral B ep­ tia t Church in th e dow ntow n reeldentlal a re a end b u ild in g o f a new S unday School w in g b y the F lre t C hureh o f th e N exaren* In L ake M ary . In addition, 1084 h a a b ro u g h t an nouncem ent o f p lane fo r num erous ch u rch expansion and b u ilding p ro ­ g ram s, especially In S an fo rd . B ear L ak e M a t h o d l a t C hurch, w h ich held Its flr* t service m i J a n . 27, 1983 w ith ea persons to atten d an ce, held dedication eervicee on S unday, A u g . tS , th is y e a r, fo r th e f ir s t u n it o f its new church p la n t w hich Is being con­ stru c te d on a th re e -p e rt buildla g p ro g ra m . T he ch u rch , ch a rtered M arch 24, 1883, w ith 82 m ember*, now h a s a m cm b en h lp n f som e 100 p erso n s. Sunday m a ra ia g w o rsh ip eervteee, ia th e b eg in n in g , w ere held in th e eu d lto rlu m o f B eer L ek a E le m en ta ry School. H ow cvar, ah o rtly a f ta r th a c h a rU r w ee received a fl* a a c re tr a c t on B e er L ak e R ead w as p urchas­ ed a t a c o s t o f $12,500. Lo­ cated on th e p ro p erty w ere a fiv e room eo ttag o end e 20 by 2$ fo o t co ncrete block g ar* ag e . T he c o tta g e , a fte r b ein g cleaned a n d p ain ted th ro u g h ­ o u t, le u se d a s a m eetin g place f o r v ario u s church o r . g a n lta tio n a a n d th e g a ra g e , paneled a n d w ith door an d w indow s In stalled , cerved a a a chapel f o r S unday evening e n d m id-w eek eervicee. C hurch School c la u e a w ere begun w ith $8 enrolled a n d h av e elnee ehow n re g u la r a t­ tendance in creaaei. A M eth o d ist M en's C lub w ee o rg a n lio d In Ja n u a ry o f th la y e a r en d th e W om en's S ociety e f C h ristia n S ervice w aa fo rm e d la Ju n e . * W. ATLEE BURPEE COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA BRANCH FRIBNDSH1P BAPTIST CHURCH of Altamonta Springs format) during tha past yaar whan the congregation of former Flret Baptist Church of Altamonta Springa rt ganiiad Tha eanctuary,, pictured in tha accompanying photo, naa baa bean renamed and aarvicaa and functiona of tha church hava continued on a regular baale. Serving The Southeastern Farmer Since 1934 i# OUR LOCAL BUSINESS: I Processing • Treating • Storing • Packaging • Shipping SEEDS & BULBS 44th CONSECUTIVE YEAR IN THE INDUSTRY Aa tha pioneer print era in thla area, Wa are proud of our record aad look forward to tha privilege of continuing to provide you with your printing ragulramanta. • JOB P R IN T IN G BUSINESS FORMS • PU BLICA TIO N S • CATALOGS it • LABELS P R IC E LISTS COMMERCIAL PRINTING & LITHOGRAPHING CELERY CITY P R IN T IN G 300 W. F IR ST ST. C O M P A N Y , IN C SANFORD PH. QUICK SERVICE TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: i North Carolina • Alabama > South Carolina • Florida > Bahama Islands • Georgia # Eastern Tennessee W HOLESALE SALES 322-2581 W. ATLEE BURPEE COMPANY SANFORD, FLA. . �'Biggest Year' Marked In City At Junior High BEAR LAKE METHODIST CHURCH, pictured ns the first unit was nearing completion earlier this year, held dedication and first services in the new building in August. Located on n five- acre site on Bear Lake Road, the church is being constructed under a three-stage building pro­ gram with members and friends donating some of the materials and most of the labor. S anford Ju n io r H igh School h a d Its b ig g est y e a r during the 1963-64 session, w ith many add itio n s, both physically and in cu rricu lu m . A new c a fete ria w as opened, along w ith a lib ra ry and a b an d an d ch o ral building. C urricu lu m w as broadened, p a rtic u la rly in the field of vo­ catio n al train in g . V ocational ag ric u ltu re In­ clude* a n im al h u sb an d ry , for­ e s try , tru ck gard en in g , citrus, lan d scap in g , n u rsery work, fa rm m ach in ery , p arliam e n ­ ta ry p ro ced u re, public speak­ ing and le ad ersh ip activities. In d u strial a rts te a c h e s the coordination o f m in d and h an d , an d th e p ra c tic a l and in tellig en t u n d erstan d in g of w oodw orking, wood turning, m e tal w ork, m e tal turning, blue p rin t read in g , leath er w ork, electricity , tiling and fib er glass application. W it D an fort 1964 Progress Edition fm ll CASSELBERRY COMMUNITY METHODIST Church on Highway 17-92 a t Piney Ridge Rond, is the oldest place of worship in the town with an ever Increasing membership. Its lighted church front nnd cross extend a warm welcome on dnrk nights to visitors and residents alike. Improvements during the past year have ineluded repainting, new carpeting, new air con­ ditioning and new organ and a building commit­ tee has l>een appointed to begin planning a lnrger sanctuary. Longwood Area's Churches Stage Huge Expansion T he ch u rch es of Longwood h av e c a rrie d on v a s t building and planning p ro g ram s during th e p a s t y e a r. T he F irs t B ap tist Church l e t a budget o t 120,600 which they achieved to co n stru ct an annex to t h e educational budding an d m ad e p lans to build a p astorium on recently pu rch ased Oxford S tre e t pro­ p e rty a t L ake W ildm ere In the city . A m ong th e ir m any activi­ tie s. th e V acation B ible School held in Ju n e w as outstanding, h aving an en ro llm en t of m ore th a n 300 yo u n g sters. O th er sp e cia l ev en ts includ­ e d a S w eth eart B anquet, num ­ e ro u s d in n ers and se v e ra l re ­ viv als. T he ch u rch has an active C irls A uxiliary, T r a i n i n g U nion, M en’s B rotherhood and W om en's M ission Union. • • • C hrist E piscopal C h u r e h w as built in 1880 an d is the oldest ch u rch still In use in S em inole County. T he church is exp eriencing rap id growth w hich n ecessitated enlarge m e n t of th e san ctu ary to m ore th a n tw ice its o riginal size and in creased th e seating capacity to 152 p ersons. An a ir condl Honing a n d heating sy stem also h as b een installed. Work w as com pleted and the first service held in the new ly en larg ed ch u rch on P alm S unday this p a s t A pril. L ast fall, a day school w as opened w ith a k in d e rg a rten class w hich a t the end of the school y e a r g rad u a ted 16 chil­ dren. S everal organizations a re active w ithin the ch u rch , the E piscopal C hurchw om en, the M en's C lub, the A lta r G uild, th e A colyte Guild and the E piscopal Young C hurchm en. • • • T he F irs t P e n t e e o a t a l Church com pleted its ex ten ­ sive building p ro g ra m this y e a r, finishing and celling the tw o w ings of th e ch u rc h and a ir conditioning th e building throughout. A com pletely eq u ip p ed k it­ chen w as installed for u se in church functions an d fo r fund raising d in n ers. E vents during th e y e a r in eluded V acation B ible School, several rev iv a ls, d i s t r i c t m eetings an d the an n u a l an n iv e rsa ry picnic. C hurch organizations in­ clude P entecostal C onquerors, L adles A uxiliary and the M en’s B rotherhood. ‘THE LOFTY OAK FROM A SMALL ACORN GROWS” Catholic Church Enters 3rd Year T he C atholic C hurch of the Nativity a t Lake M ary, the h ird C atholic C hurch in Semnole County, began its third te a r with plans being m ade for th e co n stru ctio n of an (ight-classroom school. T he school, to be built on the p arish grounds on SR 427 near U. S. H ighw ay 17-92. Is scheduled to open in early Baptist Church In S. Seminole Crows Rapidly O ne of th e faste st growing ch u rc h es In the South Sem in­ ole a re a Is P ra irie L ake B ap­ tis t C hurch on Ridge Road In F e rn P ark . A new tw o-story educational building, estim a ted a t a $100.000 value, la being built and w ill be connected to the preee n t building by covered w alk­ w ay. T he building, w hen com ­ plete, will have 12 d ep art­ m en ts, e a c h opening Into a throu g h co rrid o r providing faeilltiea for 200. E ac h d ep art­ m e n t will h av e its own sep­ a r a te a ir conditioning and b ea tin g sy stem . T he building w ill be co n stru cted p rogress­ ively, d ep a rtm en t by d ep a rt­ m e n t. T he youth aection Is being plann ed to accom m odate y o u t h activ ities throughout th e week. One of th e building's finest fea tu re s w ill be th e nursery d e p a rtm e n t for c rib infanta 'u p through th ree y e a rs which v eil consist of a foyer and fo u r ro u p s . 1963 and will Include grades one th ro u g h eight. In S ep tem o er of th is y ea r a parish litu rg ical com m ission w as fo rm ed by the p a sto r, the Rev. J a m e s S. H onncn, to as slst him w ith bringing th e re form s of th e Second V atican Council to the p arish . The C atholic W om en'* Club, through various p ro je c ts, r a il ed m onies n ec essary to fur nish the p rie st sa c risty , to sc quire a han d -carv ed oak pul p it and to furnish th e kitchen in the c h u rc h 'a social h all. Fund ra isin g p ro jec ts spon sored by th e club include rum m age sa le e , bake ta le s , sales of coffew en d doughnuts fol lowing S unday M asses, a F all F estival, N ew Y ea r'* E ve D ance a n d a SL V alentine's P a rty . O ther p aria h organizations a re the Holy N am e Society, A ltar B oys Club a n d U shers Club. Springs Church Shows Progress F irst B a p tist C hurch o f Si U ndo S p rin g s w as organlz In F e b ru a ry w ith 10 m em bei held groundbreaking se rv lc on M other’s D ay for a S20.C com bined educational-w orst building an d m oved in In Is August. D uring th e su m m er mei here m e t in p riv a te hom conducting reg u la r se rv ic e s a full S outhern B a p tist pi gram of activity com pli with S unday School, WMU a the M en's B rotherhood. A t Bl* T ree P e rk one w ill see the la rf e a t a n d eldeet known eypreea tre e , e stim a t­ ed to be over 3,300 y e a rs old. Just as all things have a beginning, ho docs a Havings & loan in- atitution. Like the proverbial acorn, the beginning may be small. A firm of integrity, dedicated to serving others, grows steadily through the years. Thus First Federal has become a source of financial strength in the community. First Federul is as sturdy us the oak. �— — i. - 1964 Progress Edition Classrooms Schools A H Sot For E T V Wton Central Florida'* edueatloaal television station bit* the air in January ef IMS, the ScmiaoU County School system will bn geared to full participation in the program. 11m county** Board of Publie In*traction recently adopt­ ed Ha 1M4-M budget and in­ cluded a $71,00* Hem which niQ provide for central anten­ na and conversion lyatem* for each af the acbooi* in the county. l i toe "**t It yearn, Santo■toe Om Mf Bee totott to new •chants to gmetoa ilawwom S. Tba fint two year* af aoaaa tor 1M*0 new atadaate regular eoflepa acadeaie wfce k m merod tote to* atototy ar «■ fared aefeeal ton ,. stoat MM. In tfeo vicinity ef tot Ute Mhec1 board haa added Lyman School, wit at lli permnet an average ef to new tomtoon • year, «r • Intel ef tern■e (ton <!• new to­ Ho*t of the 128 television sets utilized by the acbooi system are not full channel receiver*. They can only re­ ceive VHF (very high fre­ quency telecasts). The new ETV station (Chan­ nel 24) will be a VHF (ultra high frequency) outlets and tha central antenna systems will assure conversion end adequate reception. All of Seminole County’s 24 schools will have antenna and UHF conversion central sys­ tems. However, the high schools will not participate in the programming this yaar. P lu s for this fa begin are be­ ing made far the 1189-M school yaar. The basis of Seminole Connty*a economy is hi vegetables and citrus but electronics and other light manufacturing plants In the area are now adding to the payroll income. New courtte*, »etoty to tookned, wttb toe neceeaary abope on the technical subjects, In addition to toe regular eeademk court- It to e je c te d that with tha at, (which have alao be feur-lantog of Highway M to broadened and enlarged, aa Mini, the Geneva area will wed.) boom, and require mom elast­ ’. -J g \ The Seminole County School reams. There to presently one board, uaing populatioc exptoeput into use during aummer band practical SANFORD JUNIOR HIGH . . . New band and *m*B elementary acbooi to ton figure* aa projected tor choral room, with ita terraced construction, is Seminole County in the neat ala to ten yam, expect* to have to build apprealmeteiy 10 more acbooi* within tba next tea yaara. Moat of thaaa acboota wffl be in tba aouth and eaitera end of tha county, with the new atate uni vanity at tba Orange County lioo, near Ovie­ do, expected to booat the tchool population there almoet May 17, 1M4, was a his­ immediately. tory-making day in the Ufa of P in t now acbooi in the Sanford's 74-year-old Ebeoeaet work* la a new high acbooi Methodist Church for upon that or Junior high at Oviedo, date, at a quarterly conference which preacotly baa gradee conducted by the district sup­ one through 11 la one acbooi erintendent, name of the plant church was officially changed At flrat, thi* new building through vote of the congrega­ wiB bouse gradee eevea tion to "Christ Methodist through 11, but it ia anticipat­ Church." ed that In a abort time, an­ been added a t several other schools in the county Decision to change the name NEW LIBRARY . . . Sanford Junior High's new other new acbooi will bo conduring the past year. resulted frjtn a general feel­ ■trueted, giving Oviedo an ele­ library ia well-stocked. Similar libraries have ing of Uw membership that mentary, Junior blto end high a New Testament name would school, within the neat iv e be more fitting for the yaara. day church and Its work. The The new unlveriity i* ex­ original wooden building which pected to be ready to open in w u established so tong ago IBM. aa "Ebeaessr" ratetoa tha Throughout the county, to the neat ten yean, the eduol Some of the greatest chan­ Three of the Lyman School house* the has to addition to the terraced name and today is known as board expecta to build WO ge# to outtteutons to high tog taught to one newly con­ Science area far biology, phy­ mala room, four practice "Ebeneser Chapel and Educs mom classroom*, with the at- schools to Semtooto County structed shop wing of the sics and chemistry classroom* rooms, storage rooms, offices tioo Building" since its pri­ mary use ia for Sunday School ceuary administration build­ scbooL sod laboratories, which am sod a music library. classrooms. ing*, csfateriuma, band and occurred last year to Lyman Alao expanded to the voca­ choral buildings, abope. gyme High School to Longwood. tional tninlsg curriculum ia complete with plenty of work and libraries. This is fast becoming one the builnoe* education depart­ counters, hoi and cold water, Also in the works tor Semi­ qf the most technic si-vocation­ ment, which this year added electric and g** outlets. Law, Consumer The third wing is the new nole County is a two year al oriented acbooi* to the Business Economics, Business Math band and choral suite, which atatc-suppor'ed Junior colleg*, county. or community college, which There am now four technical and Persoosl Typing. These will have a three-fold purpose: course* taught to the school, supplement the other course* Seminole County to located 1. Technical training far tha including Air • conditioning, in typing, shorthand, and other in the east central portion of fast-growing electronics to- Refrigeration; Small Motor secretarial and business prac­ the etete SO mliea Inland from dus trie*; the Atlantic and northwest of Mechanics; Beginning and tice*. 1. Vocational training for all Art Metals; and Electronics. A secood new wing of the world-famed Capo Kennedy. F L O W E R S ................ • Corsages Name Changing Receives Okay Of Congregation • Potted Plants • Table Arrangements • Artificial Arrangements • Wreaths FLOW ERS BY W IRE! A rra n g e m e n ts M ade To O rder F o r Those Special Occasions! Curriculum Altered A t Lym an School 5 tiamJwiv PH O N E FLO W ER SH O P YOUR DOW NTOW N FLO R IST 322-1822 isotp *y. J iu W ia t M u m Y E A R S O F S ER V IC E TO SEM INOLE COUNTY A N D SURROUNDING AREA . . . . A U T O P A R T S and ACCESSORIES and N O W FEDDERS A IR C O N D IT IO N ER S Sincerity ef parpen*, forthrightly ami ia often Immeasurably reassuring hi time* at (rouble. 24 HOUR • USES 30% LESS ELECTRICITY THAN OTHER BRANDS WITH THE 8AME im J RATING DIAL 322-3213 • WHISPER QUIET • COOLING COILS LOADED WITH COPPER B. POPE (0 200 SOUTH PARK AVE. A M B U L A N C E SER V IC E • F SANFORD. FLA. 130 W . O nora Road, S anford �^ f 9 m 9 Coloh dfjuxdquaJdahA 1964 Progre*g Edition fr 1f . >**. . '* Space College Soon Becomes Part Of County Ybe newly approved C u t Central Florida University, commonly referred to by many aa a “apace university will soon be as much a part of Seminole County aa it can without being geographically located within the county it•elf. Authorised by the State Leg­ islature in 1963, the unlvers ity will be located—according to a decision by the State Board of Control and ratified by the State Board of Educa tion — right on the county’a southern boundary line in Orange County. Seminole's Board of County Commlsaioocra are cooperat­ ing wholeheartedly with the Board of Control and other •tate agencies whose desire it is to provide an institution which will serve the greatest ■umber of students in the east Central Florida area — the fastest growing section of the •tate — commonly known aa the “Golden Triangle." The triangle's three points are Daytona Beach, Orlando and Cape Kennedy. Seminole County lies right in the geo­ graphical heart of the area. The County Commission al­ ready has taken the necessary action to provide temporary toning in the area Immed­ iately north and adjacent to the university site. This will provide university authorities the opportunity to work with planers and toning boards of both Seminole and Orange counties in coming up with a “planned college commun­ ity” which will best serve the primary Interests of the in­ stitution. Present plans, according to ths Board of Control, call for ths institution to open In Sep­ tember of 1968. Officials es­ timate that from 3.000 to 4,OuO students will be enrolled the first year and that the enroll­ ment will climb to 1,000 with­ in the first several years. The university will have a tremendous impact upon the entire county and particular ly upon the southern area of ths county. Southern Unit Forms Church Organisation of a Southern Methodist Church in Sanford began this summer with ser­ vices led by the Rev. Durward H. Knight, pastor of the Southern Methodist Church in Stuirt and his associate, the Hcv. Charles 0. Bennett. Organised In 1940 by the former Methodist Episcopal Church, South, the Southern Methodist Church Conference is headquartered in Orange burg, S. C.t and is a member of the American Council of Christian Churches. FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y ‘ . ■' r< ^ » BOYS* DORMITORY . . . This brand new building opened last year escaped any damage in th e recent fire which swept ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ • ‘ / We Maintain Seminola County’s LARGEST and MOST MODERN SERVICE DEPARTMENT ★ It had been a muggy day I Forest Lake Academy; school The Fourth of July weekend to nearby Mirror Lake and. Tame time for school to and ■ sure bet rain would be was out, most students had w a a approaching, quietly, tons upon tons of water were open and things were back to coming soon. gone home as had members with no hint of violence. poured on the Inferno. But normal. Tha $230,000 blast Things were quiet around I of the faculty. Adults in Seminole County and that they have credits in who have not completed their U. S. History and Civics. high school education can ob­ These credits can be taken at tain the Florida State Equiv­ the Adult High School which alency D iplom a by passing opened at Seminole High the G e n e r a l Educational School In September. Equivalency Test. Servicemen who have taken A testing center is loested the test In service can apply in Sanford and la under the for the Florida Equivalency direction of E. S. Douglass, Diploma if they meet all the Director of Vocitional and requirements. The fee for aer Adult Education. viccmen is $3 00 and for civil These tests were developed ians It la $7.30. by the U. S. Armed Forces Information (s available Institute for service men who from Douglass at the School had not graduated from high Administration Building, San school. Florida has adopted ford. these tests to enable civilians who can qualify to obtain a diploma. There are five teste as fol­ lows: Test 1, English; Test 2, Social Studies; Teat 3, Sci­ ence; Teat 4, Literature, and Teat 3, Mathematics. The State of Florida requires that applicants be 20 years of age » >. v portions of the campus buildings. Academy Bounds Back A fte r Fire High School Diploma Available For Adults • • Then the rain came end with it a spectacular display of lightning. Thunder rolled across the campus of the Academy. Darkness fell and with the darkness the lightning appear­ ed to grow in Intensity. An ear-splitting thunderclap rock­ ed the Academy area. Seconds later a flicker of light started Inside the Ad ministration B u i l d i n g . It spread quickly until It ap­ peared to come from all parts of the structure. Fire! The alarm was sounded for nearby f i r e department*. They sped to the scene, laid bosci as rapidly as possible. First they used water from the Academy'a 1U.OOO gallon reserve tank. It was not enough. They dispatched a pumper the blaae had too much of a headstart. Firemen f r o m virtually every surrounding community responded to the call for help. They tried desperately to sal­ vage as much of the building as possible. They failed. After virtually an allnight battle the telly stood like tills: The library was gone. So were the laboratories, the of­ fices, classrooms, bookstore, assembly hall a n d music studios. While firemen were still on standby duty at the scene. Principal William Fuchs an nouncod that school would bo ready for the fall opening. The vow held true. Virtually every day except the Sabbath, volunteers joined with pro­ fessional workers In getting the Academy back in fullscale operation. had disappeared — except in the memory of those who taw it. Our Specialty — COLOR (Service On All Mokes) Forest Lake Academy was established in 1923 by the Scv enth Day Adventist Church to provide moral and religlout education and guidance; pur poses not ivailable in public schools. 12 YEARS IN SANFORD AREA Antenna Installation TV Rentals Your Local Zenith Dealer — About hslf of the students are dormitory students and the other half from the Cen tra! Florida area. The Academy I n c l u d e s grades 9 through 12, offering a regular college preparatory course and vocational aubJccts. In addition, each atu dent Is required to take class in the study of the Ilihle Dormitory students work at the school to cam part of their tuition. TELEVISION SemuwJe TV SALES& S E R V IC E Owned & O perated B y Don R e a g a n & R um Y oung 2600 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. may have changed some things... H elp O ffered A Seventh-Day Adventist Health and Welfare Center, located In Altamonte Springs, comes to the aid of needy famillaa In ths area regard­ less of religions affiliation. Ths renter is staffad solely by volunteer workers who ac­ cept articles of used clothing end furniture end mend or repair, aa ths need may be, before they are distributed. Food supplies also are provid­ ed and medical care is ar­ ranged when necessary. BUT NOT THE FRIENDLINESS OF O U R SERVICE! CURB-SERVICE D M V E - /N a * D tN E o o o o We feature fnmoue brand, na­ tionally advertised merchan­ Featuring The Burger Family dise, known for Ita quality and durability: • BIRD ROOFING P A P A -M A M M A — T E E N — B A B Y • DUPONT PA IN T S FREE Baby Root Beer To Children Under 5 Yrs. SK IL PO W ER TOOLS SAND, GRAVEL, CEM ENT, INSULATION “Serving T he B est Root Beer A nyw here” A&W ROOT BEER D R IV E-IN Our company la Juntly proud ef Ita 91 yeara of aervlce to tha people ef Seminole County. We have never wavered from our old faahloned buaineaa rule “The customer i* alwaya right.” It la our belief that thin rule haa con­ tributed greatly t» our aurceoe. We look forward to nerving you and future generation!. Serving Sem inole County From . . . F or Sudden Service Call The L um ber N um ber! 3 2 2 - 5581 The S am e L ocation Since 1873 ill Lumber & Hardware Co. 223 W. 3rd St., Sanford 1905 F ren ch Ave. (Hwy 17-92) Sanford, F la. m P h. 322-9154 i �Seminole Opens First Air-Conditioned School 9 l|f O lid or fi Wrrslb 1964 Progress Edition Building Holds Evening School 15 Classrooms Offers Varietv In 1964, Seminole County ration and the Improved per­ opened the first completely formance of students and air • conditioned climate con­ teachers. However, through the co­ trolled scbsol la Central Flor­ operation of Principal Mostla ida. This was the English Estates Ruby and the faculty and parElementary School, located In an la group more factual infor­ the south end of the county, In the Maitland area, almost mation of the academic formaocc, health and well-be­ on the Orange County line. The building contains IS ing of tne student body and classrooms for grades one faculty is being studied. MORRIS RUBY On the bask of conclusions through sli, and was almost filled when it opened In Jan already drawn and In order to . , . school principal uary. In die coming year of prepare for poeetbl# year196165, it will reach capacity round trimester schooling, to inatead of leaving them sit­ utilise all school buildings to ting empty and unused for seating and beyond. Plana for the new-type of the fullest, the Seminole three months out of the year, compact construction layout County School Board is al­ of maintenance operations. ndude provisions for five ready planning that all future more classrooms, which esn buildings will also be air-con­ This would cut down on the number of schools needed and easily be added on. ditioned. The entire building Is hestBecause of the controlled decrease construction cent* •'I and cooled by an M ton atmosphere, the new school and capital outlays, plus male Trane unit to provide the most stays cleaner Inside and there­ talnence staff. ven and moderate temper*- fore is easier to maintain and ure in which students and Janitorial services are some­ E. 8. DOUGLASS eachers may do their best what curtailed. . . . director Coats of operating the cli­ •ork all year round. The Seminole County School John nur*on, IV who design* mate-controlled system have Board offer* Adult Hlfth ■J the building, correlated the proved to be economically fea­ School evening classes for lesign of classrooms, hall­ sible, due to the lessening Although the school was on­ both white and Negro adulU ways, Ingress and egress In held at Seminole High Schoo tuch a way a to m ake maxi­ ly In operation five months mum use of the alr-conditlon- this year (January through and Crooma High School. May) the school board, prin At Seminole High couric* ng system. From the outside the build­ clpal and teachers report that offered Include English I, II and HI, U. S. History, Civics. ing resembles roughly a box, they are well-pleased with the General Math, Algebra 1 and and looks somewhat like a over all effectlvenesj. Emergency batteries and II and General Science. Addl 'actory or an industrial plant. tlonal course* will be offered There are no outside window*. light* can take over and ope­ If there are as many as 15 Window* open from each rate the climate-control sys­ persons Interested In each room onto the corridors, to tem for a short time, but in course, according to E. S. prevent claustrophobia, and case of a long power failure, provide better circulation of pupils and faculty would be Douglass, director. dismissed. All Instructor* hold Florida air. Although this new and radi­ The English Estate* climateteaching certificates covering the subjects they teach. These cally different building Is controlled school marks (he courses can be taken for ere somewhat of an experiment, first step In a new era k> COL. II. J . FURMAN dit leading to an Adult High testing in other buildings in schools In Florida, looking to­ School diploma or as a re other parts of the state have ward a possible utilization of . . . superintendent fresher course. Credits trans­ proven tlio frailhilitv of one arhnryLn fin i v n ir . r r M t r v i K i t l f l ferred from any accredited high school will be accepted. At Crooms High the courses open to adults include Kng Jiili, Math, Business Educa tlon. Home Economics, Scl ence, Social Studle* and Brick and Block Laying. In addition remedial reading courses arc offered. Classes meet four evenings each week from 7 to 10 p.in. The only cost for the course Is a registration fee of $2 with books sold to students at cost. Academy Eyes Expansion Job To Meet Need Plans for the expanded campus of tho Sanforil Naval Academy In Sanford, which opened its doors last year for the first time, call for con­ struction of a new classroom building to bruin during the 1364 63 school term, accord­ ing to the school's superin­ tendent, Col. II. J. Furman. Upon completion, Ihe aca­ demic building will have 14 classrooms, laboratories and ■ library, plus administration offices. Future plans call for exten­ sion of the present dormitory facilities by extending the wings; another dormitory, which Will be used for upper form students, a library, In­ firmary, chapel, gym, held LAKE MAItY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL in getting ready to open three new clan*rooms this year. Workman in photo is putting finishing touches to windows. School Graduates Called Pla n k-O w n e rs The first midshipmen to chooses. His remarks were echoed graduate from Use Sanford Naval Academy’s e i g h t h by Superintendent Col. II. J. grade, in June were designat­ Furman who pointed out that the positive attitude, the man­ ed as "plank owners.” In honor of the occasion, a ner and bearing of a young memorable "first” in Acad­ emy history, a huge plank, with the names of the first class lettered upon it, was pro-, sen tod to the school by par­ ents of one of Ihe students, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richter, of Sanford. Unveiling of the plank took place at the graduation cere monies, June 6, at which time midshipmen heard an address by Capt. James Mayo of the Sanford Naval Air Station. lie emphasized the underly­ ing philosophy of the Sanford Naval Academy institution in developing qualities of leader­ ship important to Ihe develop­ ment of a successful man, re­ gardless of the career he curricular activities, and na* val training, are designed to bring young men to the real!* ration of their fullest potential as a mature amt successful man. he said. SANFORD’S OLDEST & LARGEST MOVERS Sanford's Complete Machine Shop ALLIED u u WORLD WIDE MOVING WWL SP R IN K LE R SY ST E M S • H O M E W ATER SY ST E M S • W ELL D R IL L IN G ESTABLISHED 1916 W ROUGHT ALL TYPES, REPAIRS PIECES, ON AND — F a s t A nd D ependable Service — S tru c tu ra l Metal Step, Fire Eacapen, Etc. Allied Van Lines • FREE A N D M ACHINERY Steel AGENTS FOR TH E WORLD’S LARGEST MOVERS A LL TY PES OF PUM PS DESIGNS houaa and faculty apartments. The dining room and kit­ chen facillticj will also be expanded and enlarged. Comprehensive plans have bean drawn for the complete campus under a step-by-step development outline. man who has had military first learn to accept orders, training is easily recognized before he is qualified to give and gives a favorable impres­ orders," Col. Furman said. sion. "E very phase of the life at “A young man. in order to (the Sanford Naval Academy, learn self-discipline, m u s t ! in academics, sports, extra © & l? !]p p f3 r IRO N CAPT J. W. WILLIAMS . . . commandant building which will be stnrted this year. Figure 5 is a new dormitory, and 6 is to be the field house or gym. Figures 7 and 8, and the pillared building between them are the library, infirmary und chapel. Figures 9, 10 and 11 are faculty quarters. FUTURE CAMPUS OF THE SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY will look like this. Building 1 in the left foreground is the present building as it will look when the wings are expanded and Building 2 which adjoins it is the expanded galley, con­ nected to the first building by the tlining room. Figure 3 in­ dicates the swimming pool. Figure 4 is the new academic STINE 207 W . 2nd M ACH INERY A N D SU PPLY STR EET COMPANY ESTIMATES • KLEEN-PAK PACKING • LOCAL MOVING • AAA FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES D IA L 3 2 2 - 3 5 7 2 A. J. LOSSING TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. SANFORD, FLA. • STORAGE M l 1. THIRD RXBKET. SANFORD �Ei s n Junior College! Program Pulls Info New High THIS IS SNAC!, the Sanfnril Naval Academy (■oat. His name is derived front the first letter of each word. Like Mary’s little lamb, he would like to accompany Midshipman James \V, IlitrKiulwthum to class, but regulations decree that ★ ★ Half of th* new institu­ tion* of higher •Suention in the United State* establish*! in ltftW were two-year colleg**. T ht value and growth of this relatively new form of post high eehool education are discussed in "financing High­ er Education No. IS—The Community College." the lat­ est in a series of publication* from the Southern Regional Education Hoard. These booming two-year in* stitutlona. often called com­ munity-junior colleges because their programs are keyed tv community need*, are broad­ ening the educational hurltons of today's youth, the re­ port states. "Two year* of eollsge msy soon take the pine* of high school graduation as the highrst rung in the education Ud­ der avuilablv to most Ameri­ cans,^ the publication states Enrnllmsnt in public twoyear college* in the South ha« gtuwn from 10 per cent to 16 per cunt of the total enrollnient in stale-supported high­ er institutions in th* past de­ cade. the SKEIt report co itlnues. Florida, on* of the South's leaders In this field of higher (duration. Is now enrolling ov­ er 50 per rent of Its rolleglates who attend state-sup­ ported schools In two-year colleges. Florida has tstablishad SO nsw community col­ leges in th* staU since 1057. A stute-hy stats breakdown of the number of community college* In tarh of th* Id Southern states served by the SKKR and their enrollment* is Included. Varying methods used by Southern states la finance this form of higher sducation and major sources of financial support are also de­ tailed. The report stresses careful state-wide and local planning of community college eyetents, hated on community needs, adciiuati- financial sup­ port and public interest. Snag must wait outside until the midshipmen come out to romp with him. Soon after this photo was made. Snag was presented with his own official blue ami gold blanket to wear for formal occasions. ★ ★ ★ ★ Naval Academy Enters Second Year Seminole County's first nulj-| been drawn up to cover the tary schistl, the Sanford Naval projected enrollment capacity Academy opened In Septeralier of 50o midshipmen in grades 19ti3 in the former N. Y. sis through 12. Giants headquarters building This year, claaaea will i»e extended to the tenth grade, on Mellnnville Ave. This year, the enrollment ol with tho lltb and 12th to fol­ the school will more than dou­ low In successive years. The ble, and expan-ion plans have Academy curriculum will be divided Into the lower form, sixth, seventh, and eighth and upper form, ninth, tenth, Uth and 12th grades. The majority of the mid sltipint-n are boarding stud­ ents. from southern states, and the eastern seaboard, with Imys this year already regist­ ered from Ci IlfomU, Canada and Newfoundland. About one fourth of the students are lo­ cal lads, who attend day school classes. Several new in-tructors will lie added to the faculty this year, making a total of | | , In addition to the office and >ervice staff. 1 > <• l ‘West Coast Lumber Is Our Specialty** BUILDERS SUPPLIES • • W estern Red C edar Yellow P in e > Elk R oofing • ArkanHus Pine I W einer laocks • D ouglas F ir I Schloge Lockn • Red Wood ► Doom & W indows There is an abundance of natural beauty In Seminole County — and a rlimat* that calls on* to th* healthful out­ doors every month of the year. Hut lunches are served tn all School cafeterias and a lm* system transports chil­ dren from outlying communi­ ties. Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning IN S T A L L A T IO N R EP A IR IN G R E M O D E L IN G CRANE AMERICAN STANDARD KOHLER nS Plum bing F ix tu res PLUMBING SU PPL IE S D U O -T H ER M H eaters & F urnaces TRANE ()IL BURNERS STEAM BU RNERS PEER LESS PU M PS A IR CONDITIONING $ LEE BROTHERS PHONE 322-0852 •< rr 319 E LM AVE. SA N F O R D m&m lilt ! �I J 1 A a rfZ H , ! '* m 1 « r / i r . . 1964 Progress Edition 1 a a r R V fll astest g a s a e nBB P P B g q a g M Membership Totals 6 0 0 A t Casselberry M em bership la th e C a e a e J-itic s o f a la r f e r san ctu ary . je rry C om m unity M ethodist i • The p r e te s t san ctu ary h a s b e ta red eco rated th is y e a r C h u rch , th e tow n’a o ld est | a a d new carp etin g a a d a new p la ce of w o rsh ip , h a s now a i r co o d itio alai u n it h av e i ca ch e d 100. b e ta installed. A aew tlJO O T h e aa n c tu a ry and educa- electro n ic ch u rch o rg an r e ­ •onal building a re located on cen tly w aa pure ha »ed. lighw ay IT-02 and Piney T hera la an activ e youth ilid g e R oad. A new larg e p ro g ra m , M cn'a Club and th e ch u rc h ilg n w aa c o a itru c te d WSCS h a s a m em b ersh ip of uf brick and co n crete block la 104 w om en. Ira n i of th e ch u rch recen tly an d th e lig h ted ch u rch and CROOM8 NEW BAND ROOM FACILITY c ro ss h ave long been a wel­ B aptist Group . . . Students welcome expansion project co m e view to re g u la r highw ay Continues Climb tra v e le rs. N orths ids B aptist C hurch, T he co n g reg atio n h a s c u t a 123,000 m o rtg ag e la h a ll th is i pen sored by O rlando B ap tist beginning in y e a r and a p lan n in g co m m it­ T em ple Crooma High School eon- number of additions and ax- trlcity and one In woodworks te e haa b een appointed to A pril, 1M3, w ith 13 m em b er!, m a k e plans for tba construe- to d ay la Independent, h as a tinuea to expand steadily, with panslons were opened. {"*• wlt*> ‘j°‘h m em b ersh ip of 100 and is enrollment during the peat Induatrial a r t. was added In a la rg e ooe-unit Chapel E x pands bp olawnet dlocated to tha curriculum for Junior were opened during tba on a 200 by 300 academic year ovar 1,200. Oaklawn Baptist Chapel, a To meet the needs of tha high boye, with two ahopa in school year, along with n nave foot pro p erty site on F o re st mission of First Baptist City Road n e a r the Sem inolefa c u lt* and student body, a operation • one in basic elec- band and choral suite. Church of Sanford, welcomed O range County line. its first full-tim# minister, Building p lans for th e n e a r the Kev. R. T. Barrett, last fu tu re eall for tha addition of February. The Chapel, which an educational d ep a rtm en t “COTTON” BROWN serves the t.och Arbor-Raven- containing a t le a st five new na Park areas midway be­ Sunday School room s. tween Sanford and Lake T he ch urch supports m iss­ Mary, haa a complete church ionaries in B ratU an d C an ary O w ner an d O p erato r program with elaeiet for all Islan d ! and con trib u tes p a r ­ a g tt in tha Sunday School tial aid to thoea in P u erto Rico and Training Union. an d in P eru . More Rooms A t Crooms High BUILDING IN THE FOREGROUND of this photo is ths addition to the Ovitdo High School which wss opened during the past year. A new eeboole in this area as the need increased. In tha meantime, several new eouraee have been added to the Oviedo High School curriculum, Including espan elon of the Industrial arts program. This program will now in­ clude electronics clones and mechanical drawing clavsca. In commercial c o u r t e e , shorthand waa offerad for the first time tail year. Math rouraea huve been redrawn and upgraded in ac­ cordance with etata depart­ ment standards, ami tha ad­ Sanford’s wunlclpally-own- dition of three buildings pro-' ad Cirie Center with youth vide separate spaces for the wing la one ad tha naUan'a band, induatrial arta and fina arta departments. most modem. JO H N N Y — secotulury school for the Oviedo area la a priori­ ty on the school board's building program. E NGL I S H The present Oviedo 8chool hae all claasee from ona through 12 in tha aama school plant. Huwavar, It is eipected to rapidly become ana of the fastest growing areas la Sem­ inole County, with the deci­ sion to locate the new Cen­ tral Florida State University within a few miles of Oviedo area on tha Orange County Une. Plana a rt already being made by the Seminole Coun­ ty School Board te build more SHORT ORDERS OPEN DAILY • 5 A M. 9 P.M ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH school cafetoriuiu is the large building shown in the photo, graph, with the classroom wing of the parochial school’* upper three grades branching out in the right. All Soul* Parochial School extend* from kindergarten through eight grade. SUNDAY 7 AM . . 11 A.M. DOWNTOWN SANFORD Services Held The South Seminole Minis­ terial Association, under the leadership of its first presi­ dent, the Itev. Leonard Jones of Prairie Luke B a p t i s t Church in Fern Park, sponsor­ ed its first an-a-widc Thanks­ giving and Master Sunrise ser­ vices this past year with min­ isters from all churches in the association participating. WEST ltd. STREET SsLkvicsi NEW CAFETERIA itt Sanford Junior High School o|>cned this year, with facilities to feed more than 1,200 atudents each day. The former cafeteria space i* being converted into lalioratoric* for the science department. Many tragic accidents hap­ pen U.uuse drivers aimplv don't sea tha school-warning signs; or they «ra them *o lutu they can't atop thuir cars in time to avoid hitting a child. A total of IflOO children V It year* old w*r« struck and kill'd by motor vehicles in IImVJ. Many more wero injur A T r r s FIN E ST Dedicated To The Cofored Bereavement is a profoundly painful People Of Sanford And ‘•xperienct, r e q u i r i n g apodal sym­ Seminole County pathy on the part of thotse conduct in g tha final ritea. We tender thia Sewrul cities and ruuntiss, •nine tiOO, a ra now using eyecatching orange fluorescent a,hind aigna U, grab a driver < by hi* **na« uf tight and aliuka him into alertneaa. service with gentlest regard for 24 H O U R SER V IC E su ffe rin g . T ha m a laria l on tho aigna ia tha santa as th a t used aa marking* on military a ir c r a f t A privately • financed re* tu-an h project found that a driver can see a fluorescent sign twice as far aa a n ordin­ ary painted sign. By present Indications, fluorescent school sign* will be coloring practi­ cally ev e ry a tra a t c o rn e r In An erica some day. WhaU-ver tha kind of sign*. ' tha old dictum aUll hold*: j BlU dow n. / *------- THieC"T ' * k a . K? 1 1 NT- ;3*^5 i » I PLEA SE YOU JO H NN Y CAMERON JIM SMITH MORTUARY SANFORD, FLA. 1104 Tine Avenue Sanford �/* '* 2 3 * ■ Evening Class ■ Offers Course - mOn Businesses TCf •an firrl YrraTI T964 Progress Edition ■ISchools Using Electronics As Help To Pupils tY fljO h ljl B o t h day ami evening The electronic age has in­ classes in business procedure* vaded the classroom and edu­ are available at the Semlnolli cational television has be. County Business School. Thi* is a public school, op* come an important part of the i $ T o Serve A tH crated under the Seminole curriculum in Seminole Coun­ County School Board, with a T h e C o m p ly ty as elsewhere. registration fee of |5 per The television teacher and year. Rooks are told to *tu* the clastroom teacher work dents nt cost. together aa a team to present Courses available includo traditional aubjecta such as wuk Bookkeeping I and 11, Dual* Spanish, eclence, American nett Arithmetic, G reet Short­ hlatory and civics, with a dra­ matic flare. hand, Dictation and Tran­ Special techniques can be scription, Ruslness Kngllth, G ravy and H ot Roll* F r |" * W * M aw mr used In ETV to heighten stu­ Spelling, Typing, (both mandent Interest and In Ihr future tial and electric), Office Procolor television promises to redure. Filing, Dictaphone, • Fam ily B ucket O’ C h ick en ' " have an even greater effect, Duplicating Machines, Busi­ particularly in science where ness Machines, Business Law, SEMINOLE COUNTY IIUSINESS SCHOOL with employers and most students are placed colors and shadings of scien­ Business Psychology a n d offers courses both day and night for adults in jobs, sometimes before they finish their tific objects and experiments Salesmanship. and students in all phases of business education courses. ran he noted and in history New equipment this year and office procedures. They maintain contact where color einphasue.s story Includes five IBM electric and content. typewriters, four naw man­ Officials predict that in a ual typewriters, duplicating few year* educational telovia-Serve* 7 . « ri«;; * machines and adding ma­ lon will he a part of your chines. life with programs for every; T- , . . » Z t ' ........... 2 a t u N N K K S During tha past year an thing from learning to road S S S . s • OH** IBM key-punch course has and write to math, icience, been offered. The fee for this humanities, languages a n d rourse is |7B and the most many other subjects. thnn can be enrolled at any The new Channel 21 KTV one time is six students. will be able to reach 27 com­ 2 Convcw Instructors are Mrs. Pertmunities. including colleges S erve Y ou’. rose Love, principal, Mrs Ly­ The section now occupied by upon the financial condition of co m m ittee appointed by the cd by atil! another beautifully and universities, and will cov­ dia Watt, Mlsa Mary George er 300.000 school children in Seminole County was a part of the board. In September, 1875, [ board. proportioned structure (the 350 area school*. and Mlsa Susan Caatrlannl. 2,00 S’ WWNCH. SANFORD Orange County from 1813 until tho following salary schedule In 1910 K. T. Woodruff, co­ present Sanford Grammar operating with The Sanford School). The architectural de­ 1913, ami was settled earlier was fixed: Third grade certificate, $i SOI Herald, edited and publish*! sign Is by the widely known than most of the other inland O n sim Taken sections of the state because it a month per pupil for not more ' S anford, The G ale C ity, Flor- artist, w , B. Talley, and the! A parish wide census in I I concerned educatio n is taken construction is the solid, en February was one of the first had the advantage of the St. than 20 pupita. during ami beautiful workman1 M I, I X’ 0 r M#ltlnnd Pln*n On Johns River navigation which Second grade certificate, $2 from this publication; projects nf the newly organ­ lltvy. 17-92 N. Fern Park offered easy transportation to a month per pupil for not morei “ Few cities of our sire can ship of George B. Pope. San­ ised Holy Name Society of ford* alwtyi-in-drmaml eonthin 30 pupils. boast of such excellent school* and from this area. t h a Laka Mary Catholic First grade certificate, $2.50 as does Sanford. This splendid trartor Mr Pope has probably) The rarly settlers had a Church nf the Nativity. Al­ erected, from the foundation hard time making a living and per month per pupil for not and wellsupplied Institution, with its fine corps of teachers, up. more dwellings and busi­ though identified with the had little to spend for the edu­ more than to pupils. A little later the amount was of which Prof. N. J. Perkins, ness blocks than any other one community of Lake Mary, the cation of their children, thus the teacher was poorly paid. raised to $3 00 for teachers A. B . is principal, is the pride man in the city. This new church, in addition, servea the of the town end commend* school building cost the city areas of Longwood, North Or­ Salaries in Orange County with first grade certificates. lando, and Sonlund Estate*. As the salaries depended highest confidence. Large car­ twenty thousand dollars." ranged from $1 to $3 per month upon the number of pupils, the i rying wagons, the suburban per pupil. The salary varied from year to year depending teacher was interested in see­ street cars, and private con­ ing that the children of their' veyances bring puplla from far and near, to avail themselves A central office was open­ locality wrnt to school. The teachers were usually j of the superior educational ad­ ed in Sanford during the past year for the Seminole Bap­ paid by the quarter. Their vantages here offered. Gra­ tist Association which is com­ bills, with signed approval of duates front Sanford High posed of 23 churches and four the trustees, were presented the university and pursue the missions in Seminole and and considered separately by college course. Patrona are the county school board and. happy in tha assurance that West Volusia Counties. Prime If In proper form, they were their children are under wise function of the office is to approved; if not, they were and wholesome Influence and coordinate work in five ma­ relumed for correction. are daily making aubstantlal A N A TIO N W ID E FIRM jor departments of the church The records show that in the preparation for llfe-duUee and —Sunday School, Training early days of Orange County, citisenshipreiponaiblllties. MRS. PENROSE LOVE Union, Woman’s Mission Un­ of which Seminole County was "The schoolroom accommo­ KNOW N FO R ITS . . . principal ion, Brotherhood and Music. a part, the teachers were ex­ dations of Sanford are entirely e-Url P T 7 4 .:.*1 amines! for certificates by the inadequate to care for her The average Janunry tem­ The tax rate of Seminole county superintendent or by rapidly increasing population. perature in Ssminola County County is one of the lowest in the county school board and The large central ami ward I* fiO.8. tha state. some times by an examining buildings are now supplement- Meal a * ® ® !d TAKE OUT M EN U # f S ^ ^ C k f c t a n Dinner Seminole County Sector Once Vital Part Of Orange County 3 2 2 -9 4 4 2 M afyhw ef FRIED CHICKEN 8 3 8 -5 3 14 REL AB L TY REFRIGERATED TRUCK TRANSPORTATION TITLE INSURANCE Throughout the Stales of New Jersey, Pennsyl­ vania, Deleware, Connecticut, Maryland, New Hampshire, Florida, Louisiana, District of Co* lumhia, Ohio, Nevada, Arkansas, Mississippi, Virgin Islands, California, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and all other States and Territories through Qualified Insurers. WE M AINTAIN T H E ONLY COM PLETE T IT L E RECORDS IN SEM INOLE COUNTY • ABSTRACTS • TITLE m m j Serving The Produce Industry Since 1943 HORNE DISTRIBUTORS IN C O R P O R A T E D TRUCKER & TRUCK BRO KER 2933 S. Orlando Dr. P. O. D raw er W. S an fo rd Ph. A re a Code 303 322- 1922 • ESCROLES INSU RA N CE CHELSEA T IT L E & GUARANTY 119 W. F irst St* Ph. 1122-1396 CO. S anford P . O. B ox 1030 �it~■ by PLANNED GROWTH S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y ’S N E W IN D U S T R IE S A N D SH O P P IN G C E N T E R S A R E C O N C R E T E E V ID E N C E O F T H E O U T THE CO U N TY BY U N IT Y O F EFFO RT T H R O U G H ­ EA C H T O W N T O A T M O SP H E R E FOR O U R C O N T IN U IN G PR O VID E A H EALTHY G RO W TH . —Educational Facilities— Sem inole C ounty's public school system is one of th e fin e st in th e state. O u r continued orderly grow th rep rese n ts an ex p en d itu re of m illions of dollars. Seminole County also boasts o f excellent priv ate and denom ina­ tional schools. T hree accredited colleges a re GEN. 1. C. HUTCHISON D IS T nilT 1 Vic* Chairman JOHN ALEXANDER DISTRICT 2 JIM AVERY DISTRICT 3 Chairman I.EE CJARY DISTRICT 4 JOHN FITZPATRICK DISTRICT 5 w ithin easy com m uting distance. SEMINOLE COUNTY W ithin one hour of Cape K ennedy, Seminole County o ffers one of F lorida's low est ta x ra te stru ctu res. Sites for light in d u stry a re n u m e r o u s with adequate labor available. NEW CA PITA L IM PROVEM ENTS . . . PR O PE R LAND USE . . . MORE RECREATIONAL AREA S . . . EFFICIEN T AND CA PA BLE GOVERNMENT — ALL C O M B I N E D TO M A K E AN EVEN BETTER SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR TH E FUTURE! Board of County Commissioners SEM INOLE C O U N T Y F L O R ID A �/ ah? §attforii SI M I N O l l lilt; * C O U N T Y O N T H F ST. J O H N S R I V l R Nil.K 0 1’ AM KKIOA DAYTONA t'% f Vi. A Sanford-baspd R A -5-C Vigilante streaks through the Central Florida skies, a dynamic part of today’s ocean Navy and a symbol of peace, power and progress for the Free World. Leading the ■ IF /, • m F A i d ■ i u Sanford part in the Free World picture •» ■* are Capt. James O . Mayo, commander, •’ ,$ • .*• sPgJ * •. * ‘ _ ,• t tyniW. fH #• ;« 4 • Reconnaissance Attack Wing One; and t .i , . • • . .1 ' • ** * Capt. C. W. Swanson, commanding offii %. • t X I t i *4' f if -'i cer of the Sanford Naval Air Station. IIIiL_ r ■ iLi_:• �I 4 mmm *•. A *Aiw r«*i fcstiijri iHt 3M *‘i 1y i wm _sn Sanford-Based Navy Aircraft Now Fly Around The Globe 'Four-Ocean Navy' Reality At Local Base 2,340 Trained In Past Year By Detachment IV M a r , talk af • "Fnnr Oeaaa Navy" la NbaUaca tor The rate year baa am It • working reality at tlto laateN Nival Air tu­ rIka n. fact via irapklcally 11- Iwtrttad la Anguet when SanM ter aaita flaw rimuhiaaaaaly Inn aircraft earriara la tka Attaatla, Patella aaf lateaa Oaaaaa ail tka Kail* aariiar, NAS Igafcrl atUl aarvaf aa a ban ter eqtopptag aquadron* ta op. arata ttetk tka Intend ai Stalk Ptaata la tka Atlantia aaf MafMarraaaaa, aa it bad aim UM. la a Malar af faya tha aaaaa bad abaa«af, tenantlaj mraraUaaa vfcieh bad atartad aaara tkaa a yaar aar. tttfa A*11 Skjrwffrior ittick kaakaaa U m o kai M m k a a a n p y m * i uuwm wj n e n D v i af SaalMd'a Ntivy Attack Skaadraa 11 (VAH-ni, opt! tad frta tka USI Praaklla D. Xoaaavtet la tka Madtttrraaaaa. M«ar Mltaa atf tka U. s HANFORD NAB-Haaed aircraft art flylnt in thn Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Ocaana and tha Maditarranean Saa aa part of a "four-ocean Nnvy.” Tha local Navy air haaa la picturad in tho foragoround of thla tho City of Hanford and background. caaat, aikar Ikywsrriora, dt» ytayiag tka Markiaia of San fard’a VAN-11, Detachment a, ihorrbase RA-SC'a. Thus tha tuiUy, bringing tha Sanford Uonamonth mark. Tho rlaa In lauatewd from tha Ills lode plane hccomia Ika hasrt of total to nlna. man and money waa noted by AlUatia head- the global concept with San­ To aupport the operation, baakere, realtora and mar- - a ladlaa Octaa, aa ford ataglag to the entire Sanford unit, VAH17, float. floe Ma A4A Vigilante bomb, Thla required more aquadora from tka dark af tho 1)18 rone tad more man. VAH-13 Katarpriao aa aka aailod with moved to Saaford from tha bar two nucHar occort ahipo Waat Coaat la mld-Auguit to la aa klctorto voyaio around traaaiUoa to tha RA-9C. An­ tka world. other aquadron, VAH-13, U Flaally aad perbapa moat being formed from aeratch nawiwactky wort tha man a! and already has pilots and Saafard'a Itacaaialaaaaea At­ maintenance technician! la tack Squadron • who war* aa training. At loan one other Ika UIS Ran far la tha South aquadron will be added avanChlaa Saa a law mllaa from atttfa * torn Vlat Nam. IVANS waa tha Orit unit to deploy to aea with bow JtAac Vlsttaala roaaaaalaaaBca bombora, with enemy aaaaulta havtag already drawn ana croup af U. S. aircraft lato ac lion In Vlat Nam, It la dim. cult ta Imagine mare challon* line eoadiUona for tho awaptwlac RA-SC’a la maka their maldan voyano. Tka flrat *A ac arrived la ■anfard last December. RVA H-S wea outfitted and deploy­ ed by June, the fln t East Coaat aquadron in recent yeara to doploy wait. It la the KA-SC, a versatUs m irriaia of today’a moat ao* phliUeatad bombing and reconoalaaance equipment, that haa thruit Sanford Into a glob- CHI). JEB8E W. Tuft lcadn FlVAII-l in Ha al role. Saaford la tha only place transition to new KAwhere tha Navy plana ta SC Vigilante. now bulldlaga and aqulpmant were needed. Now SOS-man barracha, coating 1530,000, were opened la Auguat. Throe other bulldiiiga for training and aervlcing ware completed earlier at a coat of $1.3 mil­ lion. Manpower flgurea topped the a.ooo mark. A aervlcewtdo pay rolae recently cent payroll flgurea above tha mil- ebanta. Late Fabniary'a throata of eloaur# aeam distant aa NAS Sanford hummed with preparationa for tending RVAH-3 to the Mediterranean neat mon­ th, the flrat RA-5C unit to join tho Second and Slath Flaeti. Another unit, RVAH-I, con­ tinual receiving Vlgllantei in preparation for a similar de­ ployment la airly IMS. Tha Four-Ocean Navy la In Sanford. Its benefits are felt A ir Training Unit Decommissioned CDK. PAUL F. Werncr is a k i p p e r of KVAH-fi, now aboard the carrier Ranger in tha South Chine Saa. N a v a l Air Malatananct Training Detachment 1073 at Sanford Naval Air Station wai dccommliiloncd thU summer. The training unit waa formed In IBM ai tha A-3D Skywarrlor aircraft waa being prepared for Induction Into the fleet. More than 10,000 itudenti have been trained by the de tachment and Ita graduates are aervlng In various m lgn manta around tha world. All future training In thli weapon* lyitem will bo per formed at Naval Air Stitioa WhJdbey Island, Waih. Among the many changaa at the station during the p u t year wai tha redtilgnatkm of tha photographic laboratory ai a fleet air photographic labor atory. Control of tha former ataUon operated laboratory waa tranaferred to Reeonnalaance Alack Squadron 3. The redei. Ignition cama about following a ataady lncraaie In the pho­ tographic naeda of tha aquadrom brought on by an Increaa* Ing number of RA-3C Vigilante aircraft at tha bate. Tha change la expected to bring about an Increase In the number of laboratory person­ nel and additional equipment and funds. M ission O utlined The million of the 8anford Naval Air Station ta to main­ tain ami operate facilities and provide services and material lo support operations of avia­ tion activities and unit* of tha Operating Forcta of tha Navy and other activities and units, aa designated by the Chief of Naval Operations. W E ARE PRO U D N avy Is T hanked F o r Co-operation T h a S an fard H erald expreeeee Ite ap preciation In th e production of tkla seclion o f Ite a n n u l P ro g ress E d itio n fo r th e co-operation o f N nvy personnel a t S an ­ fo rd N avnl A ir S tation. (A n d especially to L t ( jg ) D avid H. (S a m ) Dow, W ing P IO , nod Lt. ( |g ) Lowell F ra ile r. Base PIO . O F OUR 54 Years O f Continued Service Patterson Flower Farm TO SANFORD f t SEM INOLE COUNTY Wight Grocery Co. 407 W. 4th. BT. >1 1984 Prograea Edition New Building In Last Year Up $2 Million More new buildings and fa­ cilities were opened tor butIneea at Sanford Navnl Air Station during the paat is . months than during th« paat' 33 ytars. Building and repair projects coating ovar 33 million have been completed at the atatloo line* the fall of 1M. The new structures include I building housing the Intog r a t e d Operational Intelli­ gence Center and aa avionics (aviation alactroales) ahop, 4 both coating more than 3340,. 000; a 303-man barracks valued at 3130.000; eight family housing unite, 1144,000; • Jat angina repair ahop, aad three •Ireraft maintenance hangars. Alio completed during tha yaar were an W,000 swim­ ming pool, a golf driving EXPANDED DUTIES for Heavy Attack Wins ranga, an aircraft arresting One at Hanford Naval Air Btatlon in global ac­ gear almllar to aqulpmant •j tivities reaulted recently in the transfer of used to aid aircraft ta landing Heavy Attack Squadron 18 from Whidley In- aboard carrlcra, aod 3400,000 land, Wash., to the local base. The aquadron’a In repalri to runwayi. Future eonitrucUoa projects Insignia ii being mounted In thla picture. being considered by tka ela­ tion Include: Katenalon of tho oorth • south runway, addi­ tional aircraft maintenance hangars, bachelor officers* quartan, dispensary, rommteAfter two yeara of illance ed in tha Mediterranean and airy, aircraft control tower, 8 ' tha "volee" of Sanford Naval hla family In Sanford. in office building, additional Air Station la once again be­ The primary purpoaa of tha anllated rnen’a barracks, a ing beamed to men deployed ihort wave station la to pro­ gymnaaium, ntw chapel and In the Mediterranean and Pa­ vide communication! between an ofllcera' leub. cific Fleet*. tho men of the deployed unite The recently reformed sta­ and tbalr dependant* while tion amateur radio club haa giving tha Navy hima an op­ .Samlnola County waa once activated the radio equipment portunity to practice their known as tho "Celery Cap­ ital of the World." However, located lo the epcclal services hobby. today citrus la rapidly shift­ building and haa been miking Since miny of the ihlps Air Station Wins radio contacts with corner! of have amateur radio atatiooa ing tha balance to tha liquid ta tha globe. aboard, It la expected that tha gold that growa on trees. Safety Honors The flrat successful "phone traffic will be heavy once the "County of Grecian! Liv­ patch" waa mad* between one word la out that Sanford la ing" la the alogan of SemiSanford Naval Air Station of the men of VAH-11 deploy- back In bualneai. note County. during tha p u t year waa a warded a certificate of achle vemant for "noteworthy per. formance” In tha National Va. hide Safety Check Program for the third consecutive year. Tha aafaty check program la sponsored by Look mag* line and tha highway aafaty committee of tha National Au tomotlve Industrial. It la de­ signed to promote highway aafaty. N a v a l Air Maiatenance Training Detachment loot, which provide* tbs only mala, tanancs training ba tha Nnvy for the A-3A and RA - SC Vigi­ lante aircraft, turned out a tout o( >,340 students during tka past yaar. Tka detachment, located a. board Sanford Naval Air St a* Uon, waa commlisloned Jan. w. taai. On Aug. S3, ltol, Instructors eooductsd their first tln aae and by Dacambar IMS, Heavy Attack Squadron T, tha flrat - S r operational aquadron to de­ ploy with tha A-SA Vigilante weapon ayitam, completed training. With the introduction of the RA-SC weapon ayitam In tho latter part of 1N3, an addi­ tional training building waa required to house the reconnaliiance ayitem trteaeci. The now building, the fln t permanent structure to be built at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion alace 1343, wai officially accepted by the unit la July 1333. Courses taught by tha de­ tachment range from one to 13 weeka in langth depending aerial photograph, with Lake Monroe in tha top on the complexity of tha ayi­ tam Involved. Tha aproilmata time requir­ (Nnvy Photo) ed for one man lo complete and witnaiaad all ovtr the all counci offered by NAMworld. TD 1003 would take ovtr three yean. Thirty-four couraaa ere being taught by to la Photo Laboratory now itructon. Is Redesignated •tnfnrfe feral* WHOLESALE GROCERS P. O. BOX G HANFORD, FLA. PH. 322-0348 Hams Link Families, �✓ Navy Base 22 Years Old N ovem ber will m a rk the 22nd an n iv ersary of th e com ­ m issioning of S anford N aval Air Station. I I W holesale A uto P a r ts The station served through­ out the remainder of World War II as an air training base. Approximately 50 per­ cent of the Navy'i carrier based fighter-piloti who help­ ed win the Pacific war were trained at Sanford. The base became a small pojt-war community of ap­ proximately i,soo civilians who lived at the station or participated in the various in­ dustrial enterprises housed in station buildings. Not the least of those industries was the New York Giants baseball or­ ganization. During the Korean action port for the RA-5C Vigilante at Sanford Naval Air Station. THIS NEW $292,000 building houses the Intergrnted Opera­ the base was recommissioned (Official Navy Photo) tional Intelligence Center which provides reconnaissance sup­ as an auxiliary air station, once again to provide facilities er removal of the station to for training of carrier pilots who fought in the Korean nearby Osceola. A delegation "cold w ar" which suddenly of local officials from Sanford became "hot.” and state political leaders ap­ The station observed the IS- pealed to the Navy to recon­ th anniversary of the recom­ sider and expand the base fa­ missioning of the base last cilities. April 12, 1957, official May 1. word was received that the The auxiliary air station be­ station would remain in San­ came the supporting activity ford. for the Navy's largest carrierIn 1960 it waa announced based heavy attack bomber that Sanford would become Navy Cdr. Stephen L. Rusk, wing In July 1955. That wing the home of the Navy's newest husband of the former Jane today is known as Reconnais­ heavy atack bomber, tho A3J, Ellen Johnston of 121 Scott sance Attack Wing One. known today as the A5A Vigi­ Ave., Sanford, is one of 151 The mission of the naval air lante. Delivery of this new students attending the Naval station is mainly one of sup­ bomber began during 1961. Warfare Course at the U. S. port, which includes providing In 1962 the station became Naval War College, Newport, housekeeping facilities, hang­ part of the Master Shore Sta­ tt. I., the Navy's high educa­ ars, barracks, mess halls, and tion Development Program for tional institution. recreation facilities, for the the Navy. Since then the base Naval Warfare, often called fleet activities on hoard. has been making improve­ the senior course of three toIn May 1956 the Secretary of ments and expanding at a month long resident courses, the Navy redesigned Naval rate of over $2 million a year. is designed to further an un Auxiliary Air Station as a Na­ Plans for the future call for de-standing of the fundament­ val Air Station, and Jan. 25, an even more vigorous expan­ als of warfare, International 1957, the first A3D Skywarrior sion program. relations, and interservicc ope aircraft arrived. The first KA-5C Vigilante rations in order to prepare With the arrival of the A3D. aircraft, a modernized version these officers for high com­ the pressing need for housing of the A5A, arirved at Sanford mand amt future position* of and modern j e t facilities In late 1963. The transition to great responsibility. prompted the Navy to consid- >the new reconnaissance air- Transm ission R ebuilders E ngine Rebuilders M achine Shop PH O N E 322-8415 SANFORD. FLA. 209 W. 25th STREET Cdr. Rusk A t SIN C E War College Additional storage apace at Mid-Florida’* Orlando locntion assure* Seminole County of a plentiful (supply of L. P. nt nil time*. This (storage facility U in addition to the L. P. gas (storage maintained in Sanford for muny yearn. STA TE M A R K ET RESTAU RAN T - P R O M P T D E P E N D A B L E S E R V IC E - R A D IO D IS P A TC H ED TRUC KS * Sanford Since 1949 • STEAKS • • CH O PS Area office in Orlando from which nil Sanford and Seminole ('siuntv area customer* are (served. Thi* office houses company record* and display apace for all type* of g«* appliance*. We invite you to *lop by and *ee u* anytime. SEAFO OD ' Owned & O perated By — Elsie H uss & E rnest Skully 1300 SO. FRENCH (HWY. 17-92) JA M ES F. RED D ITT SANFORD PH O N ES 322-6082 322-6083 MANACER �Sanford's Own VAH-7 Participated In History-Making World Cruise Ships Circle M a yo Enjoys Varied Civil, M ilitary Career Maya. * Globe Without Mias., Air Station Here Refueling MAINTENANCE CHEW of VAH-7 la pictured working on aircraft white aboard the USS En­ terprise during the historic course around the world of the first ali-nuclear-powered task force. Navy Unveils Mockup Of New Attack Plane Cemplete Liao Of Nationally T he N avy haa u n v tlled a fu ll-aite wooden m ockup o f th a new W lng-Tem eo-V ought A-7A lig h t a tta c k a irc ra ft. V eteran N avym en will reeoR niie th a resem blance o f thia a irc ra ft to the F-S C ro aadsr, w hich h aa long (e rre d a s a firs t Una flg h ta r p lan a la th a fleet. T ha naw A-7A w ill ba able te c a r ry a w lda v a rie ty o f erd n an ea, including alr-to -iu rfaea Bull pup m issiles, b u ilt by th e M srtla C om pany's O r­ lando division. A ll told, tho A-7A win c a rry up to 10,000 pounds in osta m a ! w eapons and fuel tanka. I t is designed to f it tho needs o f co u n ter-in su rg en cy and close a i r aupport. Brando Of Carpeting! CARPETS WALL-TO-WALL INSTALLATION Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. 127 WEST FIRST STREET FO R Q U A L IT Y IN S T A L L A T IO N R IA L I8 T IC P R IC E S . L E T U S SE R V E YOU — W E W IL L G LAD LY IN S P E C T YOUR N E E D S A N D R EC O M M EN D T U B B EST. CA LL U R TO D A Y . H id in g an alcoholic’* Uquor supply la no so lu tio n fo r his alcoholism , saya th a F lo rid a Alcoholic R ehabilitation P ro­ g ram . I t only an tag o n ises him . FR EE ESTIMATE — PH . 322-3241 “J .Ac JiruL&i D ining You Have E xperienced" Whether 10 or 110 Our Private Dining Room Facilltlee Will Accommodate Your Party. Tha Special Attention, Fine Foodn and Delightful Atmosphere Will Be Sure To Please. t t fe m ia o le County, th e V . B. N av y a a d a a im p o rta n t se g m en t o f m o d ern technology could b e m easu red is A ugust an d S ep te m b er by th e ste a d y p ro g re ss o f th re e V . S. v s r th ip e e e th e ir blstecle worn aro u n d th e w o rld . T he th re e th ip e , th e c a rrie r U IS E n te rp rise , th e guided m issile c ru is e r Long R a ic h s a d th e guided m issile frig a te I s ta b rtd g e , co m p rised th e firs t tU -nuelear-pow cred ta s k force e v e r sse em b lsd . H is t th e ir 15-day so rte r fro m G ib ra lta r aro u n d both cap es, th ro u g h th re e o cean s to N orfolk, V o., w as acco m p lish ­ ed w ithout refu elin g o r rep len ­ ish m en t is sta rtlin g testnm ony to th e flexibility a n d e n d u r r a c e o f th e n u c le a r pow er p la n t an d its ap p licatio n In m o dern w arfa re. T he cru ise w as a victory for U . S. Ingenuity. In W ashing ton it w as a v icto ry for th e exponents of th e n u c le a r e a r face ship. And In Sanford th a victory w as sh a re d by the proud clU te n s w ho w aited a t the S an ­ ford N av al A ir S tatio n to w el­ com e hom e one of tho E n te r p rise a ir units, H eav y A ttsek S quadron 7 (VAH-7). VAH-7 s sleek tw in-jet A-SA V igilante a tts e k b o m b ers had ap p e a re d la fire po w er dem on­ stratio n s an d aerial sa lu te s for ran k in g d lg n ltarlas In sco res of co untries along th e globe circling ro u te. T hey had team ed w ith o th er a irc ra ft In the Big E ’s pow er fut 100-plane a ir group for d ead ly onslaughts on p ractice ta rg e ts ; defended th e ir on. lookers w ith su personic b u rsts of speed and, w hen not flying, do rm ed a lethal-looking back d ro p for flights d eck to u rs and briefings. T o m an y It m uat h a v e em ack ed o f th e G re at W hite F lee t of th e T eddy R oosevelt adm in istra tio n , w hich co v ered 40,000 m iles in a 14-month p ara d e of p ow er around th e w orld. T he o riginal ’’W hite F lee t" w as com prom ised of 16 coalbu rn in g b attlesh ip s, the m ight lest of tb e lr d ay . Y et the d estru ctiv e potential of to d ay 's th ree -sh ip force w ould be a s a bonfire to a book m atch w hen co m p ared to th e co nveotlal p ow ered fo re­ ru n n ers. E ach a irc ra ft ab o a rd th a E n te rp rlse could u n leash m ore d estru ctio n on one (light th an the en tire G re at W hits F leet In a m onth. Aa m em b ers o f th e E n te r­ p rise crew , VAII-7’s sailo rs covered n early 80,000 m iles, SO,000 of w hich w ere logged du rin g a six-m onth to u r of d u ty w ith th e Sixth F leet in the M ed iterran ean before e m ­ b ark in g on th e circ u m n av ig a­ tion. M any of th e S anford m en had serv ed on th e g ian t E n ­ te rp rise d u rin g all b u t a few hundred of Its 200,000 mile* since Joining th e fleet in the fall of 1M1. T he 43,000-too E n te rp rise Is th e la rg e st ship e v e r p u t aflost. H er spacious flight deck could easily p rovide playing football gam es o r 68 tennis m a tc h e r H er eig h t re a c to rs could g en eralte th a elec trica l needs for a city o f tw o m illion. T ha E n te rp rise la a m ighty sh ip called upon to fill a m ighty role in to d a y 's d efense effort. So am ill a re to m e plot* of te rra c e d land on th e Island of B all th a t they hold only fo u r rice planta each . C a p t Ja m e s O tis n a tiv e e f Q uitm an, h as enjoyed a v aried civil an d m ilita ry c a reer. F re a e a tly he Is com m anding o fficer e f Re­ connaissance A tta c k W ing O ne a t S an fo rd N A S. H a com pleted a fo u r-y ea r co u rse In th re e y e a rs a t Mis­ sissip p i S ta te Collage w ith th a h ig h e st academ ia av erag e la th a h isto ry o f th e sch o o l O n g rad u a tio n in M ay 1941, h a accepted a a all-expenses sch olarship to itu d y oconom* lea a t th a U n iv arslty o f V ir­ g in ia . T h is schooling w as Inter* ru p ted by W orld W a r II, and h a en tered n av al flig h t train* CAFT. MAYO in g , w inning hla w ings a t P ensacola, F la., on Dac. 16, 1042. D u rin g W orld W ar II h* served a s a torpedo piano p ilo t ab o ard several a irc ra ft c a rrie rs In tho P acific, p a r­ tic ip a tin g In th ree m ajo r cam ­ paigns, w inning th ree A ir M edals and th a P residential U n it C itation. A t w ar'a end, L ieutenant M ayo w as offered an alt-ex­ penses scholarship to H arv ard G rad u ata School o f Econom­ ics b u t elected Instead to re­ m ain in tha naval service. S ubsequently, h s haa had varied assignm ents, Including th e follow ing: A ssistan t naval attac h e to B elgrade, Y ugosla­ via, an d P rag u e, Cxechoslo- k a k ia ; aaaeztiv a o fficer, F ig h t­ e r S quadron 101) F ro je cte Co­ o rd in a to r fo r te s t an d develop­ m e n t, N av al A ir S pecial W eapons F acility ) ta c tic a l d e­ v elo p m en t o fficer, S ta ff, Com­ m ander-In-C hief p ac ific F lee t, co -o rdinating d ev elopm ent o f now ta ctics fo r airb o rn e, s u r ­ fac e a n d su b m arin e w eapons sy stem s) ex ecu tiv e o ffic er a a d la te r com m anding o ffic e r e f H eav y A tta c k S q u ad ro n 6; S o u th e a st A sia a a d L atin A m erican m ilita ry ad v iso r. S ta f f , U . S . A rm y W a r College. B efo re re p o rtin g te S an fo rd , C a p ta in M ayo w a s o p ara tio n s o ffic e r o f th o U SS F ra n k lin D . R oosevelt deployed to th e M ed iterran ean w ith th e U.S. • l a t h F lee t, W hile !a th e w orld, C ap tain M aya has m ain tain ed hla academ ia In­ te ra c t. H e h aa a m a ste r o f a r te d a g re t la ta ta ra a tte n a l relatio n e fro m G eorge W ash­ in g to n U n iv ersity a a d is a g ra d u a te o f tho U .S, N aval In ­ tellig en ce School, th e U E . N a v a l E aeetea L anguage S ch o o l th e A ir C a m m e d S ta f f School a t M ontgom ery, A la., an d th e U J . A rm y W a r C ollage a t C arlisle B arrack s, F a. H e Is a qualified Inter­ p re te r a a d tra n sla to r e f both R u ssian an d S erbe-C roetiaa lan g u ag es. T h e w in g com m ander, hla w ife, th e fo rm e r Ju n e G ilbert, e f S eattle , W a s h , a a d tb e lr d a u g h te r, T ru e r, liv e la Q u art­ ern SOI, N A B S e a fe rd . Port Of Hot Line S anford N av a l A ir S tation rec en tly b ec am e a p a r t o f tha „ b ig g est " h o t U na" telep h o n e sy stem la ex istence. I t te bow p o ssib le to c a l fro n t th o h as* to m o st defense in stallatio n s la th a U nited S tate s, P a n a m a and E u ro p e b y u sin g th o D ep a rtm en t of D efen se's "A u to v o n ." T h e sy stem , w hich d o es not c o st th o statio n an y th in g , h a s been in sp o ratlo n fo r tw o y e a rs a t e th e r In stallatio n s ta d is e n tire ly s e p a ra te fro n t d v llia a telephone sy stem s. . If you really ga for food wholeno f family fan you’ll go for Sanford, Florida! . a land of sparkling fanlight and Man, Muo waters all year ’round. W E WELCOME YOU! MAY YOUR VISIT BE A HAPPY ONE Howard Boteler Wholesale Confectioner 500 Sanford A re. SANFORD, FLORIDA Serving Sanford And Surrounding Area For Over 30 YEARS! LAUNDRY SERVICE FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY (NO EXTRA CHARGE) OUR ROUTE MEN COVER THE ENTIRE AREA SAM E DAY SERVIC E ON REQUEST! your fav o rite cocktail m ade ju s t th e w ay you like it in th e Capri Lounge fnJtsudainjmni Downtown Cleaners & Launderers Friday and Saturday Nile • O rchestra F or Y our D ancing P leasu re IIS 8. PALMETTO AVE. PHONE >22-52*2 MARTHA H. RABORN — OWNER f i? C '4 t a L u \ a js £ F o r R tearv stlo aa Phono Seminole County Laundry Co. 2544 PARK DR. SANFORD i , CDR. G. W. Kimmons commands Reconnais­ sance Attack Squadron T h r e o, the RA-5C •1* W. 3rd. ST. i • PHONE >22-3253 M- L. RABORN, JR. — OWNER • i trainiug squadron. Ik * �Captain Chandler W. Swanson Commands Naval Air Station At Sanford Won Wings, Commission At Pensacola Safety Measures Bring Awards To Sanford Station Safety la coetlnuouily etrea­ ted at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion, and the haae feta evi­ dence to show K hat M m do­ ing tho Job well Lait Juno the station wee presented tho Secretary of tho Navy Award for achievement Om of th« major rrrata •* the part year at Sanford Naval Air Station was tho ar­ rival of a new commanding officer, Capt. Chandler W. Swanson. Capt Robert M. War*, who retired from naval aervice afTt pears, on June JO. The new atatlon leader came to San­ ford from the Naval War College in Newport, R. !., where be w u on tho staff. Captain Swanson received . Iam B in safety during IMS. This marked tho n th straight time tho station hat won this award. Tha award ia representative of achievement in all aspects of ground aafaty aboard a | abort activity. All types and alsta of Naval and Marin* Corpo activities compete for thti coveted award. ft* •safari feral* 1964 Progm a Edition reigns supreme of jim S p w c s A ’A 3 THIS 308-MAN barrack*, which cost more than 8560,000, w u opened in August, The three-story structure, occupied by ■elected senior petty officer* from the atatlon and wing, ia the first of five the base hopes to construct. (Navy Photo) »•* M i » fw l } • . ' CAPT. SWANSON bis w lnga an d ensign co m m is­ sion In 1930 a t P en saco la. D uring W orld W ar II, be serv ed In th e P acific a re a , w hich included e to u r ae a eeout • b o m b e r pilot ab o a rd th e c a r rie r USS L eslngton u n ­ til ahe w as aunk in tha B a ttle of the C oral S ea. L a te r, h e w u th e to rp ed o squadron c o m an d e r ab o a rd th e c a r r ie r USS B unker llill, p articip a tin g In aev eral a c ­ tion*, including th e first fa st c a rrie r strik e s on J a p a n and t t e sin k in g of th e J a p a n e s e b etlesh ip Y am ato . S ubseq u en t assig n m en ts In­ cluded a ir o fficer ab o ard the c a rrie r USS X e a rsa rg e , a v ia ­ tion m e m b e r w ith th a U . 8. N aval M ission to B razil, Of­ fice of th e C hief of N av al Op­ era tio n s, an d co m m an d in g o f­ fice r o f th e USS D iam ond H ead. Hia d eco ratlo n a include the N avy C rosa w ith S tar, th e Sil v e r S ta r, Um D latinguiahed F lying Crosa w ith S ta r, th e A ir M edal w ith S ta n , an d the P re sid e n tia l C itation w i t h S tar. He !e m a rrie d to th e fo rm e r M iss R u th F o w ler S e rg e a n t, from C ap tain S w anaon'a hom etow n, M ontclair, N . J . The S w anaon'a h av o th re e daughter*, E lisa b eth , P a m e la and M arilyn. - v - w f e - 'W : 35& EE BSSStvT r t g '. - r 1 THE INTEGRATED AVIONICS (nvintion electronics) Ruild. ing was completed during the past yenr at Sanford Naval Air Station at a coat of 8100,000, This structure is considered one of the "first" of its kind in the Navy. It was designed and built to sendee only one type of aircruft, the KA-5C Vigilante. (Official Navy l ’hoto) Only Building O f Kind A t Sanford N avy Base T he new Avionics M alntensn ee (aviation electronics) F acility , com pleted e a rlie r this y e a r a t Sanford N aval A ir S tation, ha* been described as being th e first of its kind in tho N avy. T he building w as planned and built especially for the com plicated electronic aystem s in the 11A-5C V igilante a irc ra ft. Som e of the ayetem i In the a irc ra ft a re ao delicate and sensitive th a t an ex trem ely clean room w ith controlled te m p e ra tu re , hum idity and fil­ tratio n is req u ired w hen m a k ­ ing re p a irs. E n tran c e to the new A vion­ ics shop is gained thro u g h an a irlo c k w here personnel and equipm ent receive a high velo­ city air show er p rio r to en ­ tering th e " c le a n " w ork a re a . The en tire building U divid­ ed Into eeven le p a ra te ahopa containing o v er 16,000 sq u a re feet of working apace. Among the m any m odarn and unique feature** of the building is a central vacuum source with outlets through­ out Use building for maintain­ ing the high degree of clean­ liness required. The shops are equipped with the latest equipment with such features as digital automatic readout capabilities that can perform thousands of tests In a matter of minutes. * \ V v OX FIBRE BRUSH CO. Benson Junction horns, jof Jths RED BREAST WHISK BROOM MAILING ADDRESS P. 0. Box 941 Sanford, Florida VI �Sanford Residents Accept Jet Noise For Strong Defense Practice Necessary To Polished Routine She In la rk 1964 Progress Edition Vtrali "Wanted — a noiseless Jet." Thin waa the ona-llna caption over an editorial appearing recently in a San Diego (Calif) news* piper* The editorial attempted to aoothe the n a m e o f 10und-weary resident# Obviously It la of a s e w housing developU simulate the pitching deck ment a t the very door­ and fickle winds which asstep o f Miramar Naval ■paay meal actual carrier Air Station, once an iao- ft. L. BLANTON, AOS, signal* to an incoming pQot th a t h it plane's wheel* are up during lated out poet many miles from the nearest dwelling but now aa almost integral part of the city of 600,000. Sanford ritissna must have voiced the eeme wish oa countless occasions. A aolsa• Jat engine would let th e m enjoy uninterrupted evening conversation and TV viewing. It would let their children sleep when children are supposed to bo stooping and keep tho dog from yelp­ ing Into the wee hour* of tho night. But as yet it'a aa tdto pipedream. Jet engines must make nota* to produco power and attempts to attenuate the noise, such aa have been mad* oa eome commercial airliners, only Und to •Ba­ alpaU sons of tho powor. Tho eamo power, aa utilised by a Navy carrier pilot, often means life—or when lacking —death. The neighborhood hot rod­ der ean UU you that he’ll get mors alp from his eouped-up V-6 if he diverts the exhaust away from the muffler—If he has on*. The same prin­ ciple applies to hlgh-perfonnanco jets. practice landings at Sanford Naval A ir Station. (Official Navy Photo) ;■ I ADN. PAUL RAMSEY ia pictured being we!, corned by Sanford civilian lenders when ho cnme to Sanford Naval Air Station for the 10th an­ nual Bombing Derby. From the left: John Krider, Dr. Vincent Roberta, Andrew Carra- The nolaa level la highest way (hidden by Admiral Ramsey), Karlyle from Sanford-based jet air­ Houahoider and Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., craft when they ere conduct­ With his back to the camera a t the right is ing a very monotonous but Capt. James O. Mayo, commanding officer of Indlspenaable exercise called Heavy Attack Wing One. (Navy Photo) Field Mirror Landing Prac­ tice (FM I.P). This ia nothing but repetitive approaches to a simulated carrier deck marked out on the air sUtlon runway. Tha idea la to almula "not all work and no play" stable passes available), golf laU aa elcacly aa possible the at Sanford Naval Air Station. course (private course passes fame conditions which exist during a landing on an air The following activities are available) and a theater. craft carrier deck. available at the base: Ballroom, handball court, hobby shop, amateur radio station, Lake Golden recrea­ tion park, library, pool hall and bowling lanes, softball diamonds, swimming pools, tennis, volleyball and basket­ ball courts, boat and outboard motor issue, golf driving range, riding stables (private Sanford Navy Families Enjoy Recreation Saaford Naval Air Station baa M rtral cluba available for personnel who dealre to participate la activities after working hours. One of the aeweit organliationi is a scu­ ba diving club known aa the "Diving Dolphlnj.” The club conducts special training for the station swim­ ming pool. Upon completion of training plans are for the club to take a trip to the Bahamai and other various locations to dive. Among the reasons listed for forming the club were to promote and encourage skin diving and to aid In the in­ struction of proper use of skin diving equipment. Membership In the club Is limited to Naval personnel and their dependents. H is open to all ages. There are many other rec­ reational facilities for the Na­ vy man and hla family for It landinge hut the r a t ia pretty closely duplicated. Pilot* monitor their pro­ gress an a carrier type land­ ing mirror, attempting to ep a reflected beam *f light centered oa Its aoaeav* surface. Verbal cues come from a landing signal officer (L80), stationed a short distance from the mirror and equipped with a radio system for coaching the pilot At night, throe faint stripe of blue lights deliaaat* their landing surface, tho same ■ort of markings used ea a carrier deck. Tha practice is indispen­ sable because landing n 60,000-pound aircraft in a 100 by 100-foot section of flight deck at 146 mllcs-an-hour la difficult and dangerous work. All difficult dangerous work requires practice if it Is to bo perfected to n polished routine. On a typical six-month cruise, a carrier pilot may make as many aa 100 land­ ings, often In tho black of night with fog hanging lika frothy laea around tbo ship’s superstructure. Unfortunately, the practice he receives fer this daily confrontation with danger is noley. It involves sudden bunts of power which riddle the eardrums and illuminate the night with amber jets of flame. Sanford citizens hava al­ ways accepted these incon­ veniences as by-products of a strong defense posture. Thsy have dally contact with Navy mechanics who work inches from tha belching, screaming engines. They live Equipment The CDR. W. L. RUSSELL bids goodbye to his wife and son prior to depar­ ture with VAH-S for flying duty from the aircraft carrier USS Ranger, now in the South China Sea. (Official Navy Photo) next to the line technician who works in an environment so hectic and noisy that hla only medium o f communica­ tion ia often hla hands. They attend church and civic meet­ ings with pilots who have landed the powerful aircraft on tiny decks in the middle of our largest oceans. Thus, Sanford cltixens ac­ cept the nolee end Incon­ venience a t a necessary part of an invaluable asset—the moat powerful Navy in tha world — an asset for which they have developed an un­ derstanding and appreciation. They wish, as all hearing persona must, for tha day of effectiva n o i s e attenuation for Jet aircraft but their wishea seldom taka the form * of militant complainta. The are to be commended and, hopefully, one day, aa science progresses, rewarded. The expanding nursery and ^ horticulture speciality Indus- ™ try is moving in behind cit­ Sanford haa a school sys­ rus aa an Important source ~ tem that Includes all grades of Seminole County income. through the 12th year and the vocational achool haa day Sir William Ramsey first and night claasea. There is discovered the existence c i no charge for tuition. helium on earth. ( jJ e k o t m to sa n fo rd My “Hometown”, on the shores of beautiful Lake Monroe and the S t Johns River. Imperial Has Tha Know-How, The p And Trained OUR EXPERIENCE Arriving In Sanford In 1921 I waa first IN employed by Mr. Edward Higgins In hla AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS MEANS SAFER YEAR ’ROUND DRIVING FOR YOU! shop, later taking ever tha auto repair business for m yself. Since that tim e I have moved, grown and enjoyed 43 years of progressing with this community, my hometown. GEORGE MAFFETT Personnel." > ■. DECORATORS T tR IO R ftX T W O l I "M N T IN & S ' 1 F A 2 6 A 2 1 • Complete Auto Repair Service • STORAGE • Autos • Boats • Scooters, Etc. Owned ft Operated By Wm. E. Klinefelter and W. & Slayton IJ. Qjnpehial PHONE: 322-5351 D SIT 8. PALMETTO AYE. Phone 322-6421 SANFORD, FLA. / ) MAFFETT AUTO SERVICE Sty ft. COMMERCIAL AVE. SANFORD �Clark D. Arrington Reigns As No. 1 Bombardier-Navigator For the peat two years be the Beet's nucltar attack cap­ baa performed hla duties with ability. Urn XA-IC possesses almost maehine-Uhe the ASX-1S bombing - naviga­ ey, probably batter than any tion system, the meat elabor­ other man la the U. S. Navy. ate and automated system ad During this time he has Its type ever installed la a reigned as No. 1 bombardier combat aircraft Thai, bomb­ navigator in Sanford’s Xacea- ing la still a very large part nalsaanco Attack Wing One. of tba business, tending to Arrington Is aa enlisted first emphasise and underline the Amid talk of reducing the class Jst mechanic. Meet t f extreme versatility of Ameri­ £ U.5. manned bomber force, hla 100 competitors i n com­ ca’s aircraft carrlar striking w there are thoee who are walk­ missioned officers. Obviously, ing, working tettlmonlala superiority dots not always This iwnllaation enly sheds gainst it. follow from seniority. more lmpcrtnnct on the acOne inch pertoa la a bulky, With the emphasis at NAS c— pllahmenta of dedicated 200-pounder named Clark D. Sanford now shifted to assn like Arrington. Bnabing Arrington, who haa spent sleek, new XA-IC Vigilante to this career Navy man la a three of hla 11 Navy yean and Its versatile reconnais­ v a r y aerloua sdtaec. He flying as bombardier • naviga­ sance capabilities, It is easy spends hours of plaanlng and tor in twin-jet A4B Skyward- to forget that bombing la a calculating on tbo ground tor ot attack bombers, largest part ad the Sanford operation •vary bomb he drop* from the carrier - based . Jets la the at all. air. Ha trusts the computers v world. He is currently assign­ The truth la that the XA-IC and electronic gadgets which ed to Detachment • of Huvy haa brought la the Nary a surround him in the aircraft, Attack Squadron 11 (VAH-U) brand new dimension In In­ but constantly seeks hotter at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ telligence collection at ne ways of employing thorn. This tion. coat, and la fact a profit, to [la tbo advaotaga of human • Proficiency Points Need ForBombing reason in an age of automa­ tion. Arrington's pro • eminence among hla contemporaries moans that he hits the target or cornea closer to doing so, more regularly than any other bombardier • navigator. The accuracy of many of hla drops la «tiB to threading n needle i with • football — on the run. When the call la raised to reduce our manned bomber fores tt le well to remember that such proficiency exists. And to cancel bombing la to cancel some very deer assets. For a Naval air station He picked up hla second tro­ which does u o t have a gymna­ phy when hla opponent did not sium, Sanford and the fleet show up at the South Atlantic units aboard have been very Regional Tournament la Cor­ active in sports and have pro­ pus Christ!, Tex. duced some outstanding ath­ Newhill’s good fortune came to an end at the All-Navy meet letes. One such athlete during the held at tba Naval Shipyard, past year was Andrew L. New- Mara Island. Calif., whan ha bill, aviation electronics tech­ lasted only two minutes and nician third class, who won U seconds of the second round. two boxing trophies before be­ Ho could very well bo call­ ing stopped In the AU-Nsvy ed tbo “athlete of the year’* boxing tournsment. at Sanford Naval Air Station. For s sailor whose hobby Is knitting, Xewblll attached to RrconnaUssnce Attack Squad­ ron Five, proved to be a rug­ ged individual In the ring. Tt>e ITg-pouod Colorado ns th e won Ms fin t fight last spring In '.he Sixth Naval Dis­ trict competition at Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, by a knockout In the second round. It took the handsome sluggsr only ooe minute and 41 seconds to floor his second and last opponent in the tour­ nament. INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL HOUSE WIRING AND REPAIRS SERVING SANFORD SINCE 1915 W l CARRY A COMM IT E LINE OF F R IG ID A IR E Sid s 1 •6 Andrew L NewbV 'Athlete Of Year' A P P L IA N C E S Chief Notes Changes Vihlen W Randall CLARK D. ARRINGTON Electric Co. 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE PRONE 322-0915 A Navy chief recently re­ turned to Sanford Naval Air Station for another tour of duty and noted drastic chan­ ges sod taken place since his last visit. T. E. Parker, chief photo­ grapher's mate, first came to Preparing for another 25 Y EARS of P R O G R E S S In SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY This has been a year of retrospect for the Florida State Bank of Sanford. We have celebrated 2 5 years of service in this area and are proud of the accomplishments of our bank and our community. But we have also pursued the future. We have prepered ourselves to continue to su p ­ port progress for this area. And we believe this bank will continue to be partners with this area In growth for the next 2 5 years. F LO R ID A S T A T E B A N K Sanford in 194® on a photo­ graphic mission which was part of a project to Justify the reopening of the base. During the one week he was at the station, he recalls see­ ing such things as cotton grim ­ ing between the runway*, a mall order bouse In one of the buildings, a rest home, a pri­ vate airfield, a Rible college, sod the New York Giants re­ siding In the present bachelor officers' quarters. When be reported aboard for his present tour, he saw many new buildings, modern air­ craft, and heard tslk of more buildings, Improvements m w and expansions planned tor the future. VAH-tt Repeats, Wins Battle 'E' For Second Year lfsavy Attack Squadron Elsvsn (UAV-lt) hts won tha Atlantic Fleet BstUs Effi­ ciency “ l ” tar tha second ••ntscutiv* year. The Fiscal 1194 wlnn.r* wsr« named In Norfolk by Vie- Adm. Paul H. Ramsay, Commsoder of th* U.8. Naval Air Foresa In the Atlantic Fleet News at ths victory reach•d VAH-U and Us command­ ing officer, Cmdr. Kobort W. Konntdy, In th* midst of Sixth Flsot oxsrelsos In th* Medilerrantan aboard the carrier Franklin f). Roosevelt, VAH-tt had roctntly re­ turned from a almttar Sixth Fleet deployment last year when its triumph waa an­ nounced. In a message ronfTStulsting winners of each competi­ tive category, Ramsey said, “All Atlantic air squadrons exhibited atrong competitive spirit during thla past yaar whlla fulfilling heavy opera­ tional commitments. My heart­ iest congratulations to tha commanding officer, officers and mea of the winning squadron e." n s concluded with tha Na­ vy's trsdltlsnsl words of high praise: "Well dons.** Americana received about (44 billion In health insurance benefits In 1963, an Increase of 104 per cent ower the a-; mount paid out tn 19W, the H s i l t h Insurance Institute report*. | fw H darl «rrxll ttftk a 1964 Ball - Blair Agency Raymond M. B a l Gant leva G. Btatr Registered Real Estate Broken LICENSED INSURANCE A G IN T i Phone 322-5641 Laka Mary 218 S. Park Phona 322-1299 Sanford �On Parade At Play i > nrcra& a! t At Christmas m m At Work At School w m m . i # * �at 'vv\ m ' \ J m ' \ >3 I ' a l \& I jk I.T. JERRY RY’.MAN checks for foreign objects in the jet-intake before taking off for a trans-Atlantic flight. (Navy Photo) r ^ U Wj a J M 1 MRS. NEIL Pruden nnd Mrs. Paul F. Werner watch husbands’ aircraft taxi for flight to Alameda, Calif., to join the Pacific fleet. (Navy Photo) A RECONNAISSANCE ATTACK SQUADRON 9 plane captain ••talks'* to the pilot of a Navy RA-5C Vigilant* as he prepares to take-off from the Sanford Naval Air Station, newest staging base for America's "FourOcean Navy." (Navy Photo by Chester L. Kauffmnn) CU STO M THIS (iOl.F DRIVING range was constructed last spring to provide re­ creation for th* golf-mlnded military personnel and their dependents. It is located near Sanford Naval Air Station's Lake Golden. The facility cost almost $3,000. (Official Navy Photo) HOW S YOUR SHOWN ABOVE IS OUR NEWLY REDECORATED LOUNGE FOR YOUR COMFORT AND PLEASURE. C O M P LET E LY AIR C O N D IT IO N E D ln crru ^ Kitchen Efficiency And One It A Custom Look With New Cabinetry. Many Styles. We Custom Ihiild For Our Customers Convenience . . . WALK UP WINDOW PACKAGE SERYICE To Suit Your Need. Let ua help you plan for a more effirient business operation b> -election and placement of office furnishings and eouipment. OUR SPECIALTY — NEW and PLANNING A INSTALLATION USED • Adding Machines • Typewriters GEORGE'S Tavern POWELL' 1011 FRENCH AYE. (HWY. 17-92) Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-7391 PH O NE 322-3183 OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 117 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Ed Willink Cabinet Shop Ph. 322-3812 31S SANFORD AYE. SANFORD, FLA. �EE fi#S3 rr^ r» . • : %v. S sto iS Gently sloping hills, tall pines and shady oaks create a beautiful setting for this, one of Sanford's most exclusive Mayfair Country Club residential areas • • • • OF LOCH ARBOR CuL&iom Built Each home is individually planned to suit the terrain and natural tree growth so as to enhance what nature wrought rather _than to disturb it, A wide variety of floor plans and styles to suit the discriminating buyer. jW Finest workmanship and custom built a cabinets. **,•*/.; f t i 7 *. * ** .-1 FHA - VA - or Conventional Financing. X f* " * * |i *y-%. ••' ‘p#K+S' "X.- iJ * M ”J t-V.tAj' " :r & j' Thin beautiful flreenbrlnr home located nt 105 Par Place, hun 4 bedroom* and 2 hatha, Fla. room, 2 car garage, utility room, completely GE equipped kitchen. LET US .... B U IL D YOUR HOME O R SE L E C T Y O U R B U IL D FOR YOU H O M E S IT E NOW AND LATER. A ll Greenbrior Homes Feature WILLIAM S. BRUMLEY, JR. BYRON M. LEACH P. O. Box 1599. Sanford. Florida Telephone 322*8074 �►»y»» Altamonte Mayor Files $200,000 Suit Seminole County A tip to C entnl Florida residenta and viiltora alik e Taka a look a t tha Florida Conservation Wc«k displays in the Civic Center. There’s a treat in store for you. Im­ pressive, to say the least. • • • Because of tha weeklong program on conservation, the Starlight Promenaders will not be able to meet there this Wednesday. Both class and club will meet instead a t the DeBary Firehouse. • • • The Longwood Chamber of Commerce will meet a t tha Civic League Hall tonight a t 8. Tha Seminole County Eye Bank group will present a program including a film to be shown by Mrs. Frank Woodruff of DeBary. The public is Invited. • • • Florida Highway Patrol Cpl. Bill Stringfield was nam­ ed program chairman for No­ vember for the Sanford Lions Club and then got transferred to West Palm Beach. Beforo going, however, Bill finished his club assignment and has arrayed a number of speakers for the club’s weekly Tuesday noon luncheons at Lake Mon­ roe Inn. • • • Citrus interest is focused on Sanford this week as a highly complicated trial gets under way. The courtroom was filled yesterday with spectators watching the pro­ ceedings. • • • Dottle Austin, The Her­ ald's city editor, speaks to­ night at the Ladies Night program of the Lions Club. She also reports a pleasantly hectic day yesterday in Or­ lando as she covered the Pres­ ident's visit to Crntral Flor­ ida for her newspaper. Got a special ‘'badge" to show for it, too. • • • Somewhere In Our Town, someone has a new umbrella. Not unusual. But this one is special. It's been used by an elderly man for some time to help him get around. Ho de­ pended upon it greatly. But the lure of the umbrella was too great for someone in this area. They stole it. The own­ er's wife railed us the other dny, asked If we could help. She says all she wants is for the trusty walking aid be re­ turned, No questions will be asked. • • • zipcod*am LetterWriter Geo. Bobrow Is Defendant T h e Nile of America” on the S t Johns River 9 a n f it r ii 3 > By Jallsn W. Lawrence Swofford, ma­ yor of Altamone Springs, to­ 308 Established 1908 TUES., OCTOBER 27,1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire day filed a $200,000 libel suit against George J. Bobrow. Swofford's suit listed four specific complaints against Bobrow, all contained in a let­ ter publiihed in The Sanford Herald over Bobrow'a lignature Oct I. D M V . I I A I M 1 r . C A I N , a Republican ex-U.S. Bobrow itatod in tha latter, Senator from the State of Washington, now Many of the worst roada la stumping Florida as head of the State Citizens the county were built while for Johnson, was welcomed to town today by Swofford was a county com­ Walter A. Gielow (right), publisher of The San­ WASHINGTON (UPI) missioner. After he waa de­ ford Herald. (Herald Photo) President Johnson redirected feated In a try for aoothre term in 1959, the new Board his campaign to the vote-heavy in 1960 found it very necessary Northeast today following a to reorganize the road depart­ trip into "Goldwater country" ment. in the South. The suit claims thla charge* The Chief Executive planned Swofford with being reckleaa. Irresponsible and incompetent to fly to Boston and then to while a County Commiaaiooar Pittsburgh today for major and of was'iag public funds. speeches aimed at bolstering Next, Bobrow’a letter declare H t was bom in Nashville, his strength in those key elec­ Former U. S. Sen. Harry P. ed, "He advocated and waa in­ Csln, Republican of Washing­ Tenn., and moved to Tacoma, toral centers. strumental in raising Seminole County tax assesamonU to ooe ton, is in Sanford today help­ Wash., when he was eight. He From Pittsburgh he was of the highest percentage# ol ing local LBJ for the USA graduated from public schools scheduled to fly to Albuquer­ appraised evaluation in tha en­ Committee members round up in Tacoma; Hill Military que, N. M., for an overnight tire state . . . (and) . . . He ___ _______ Cspt. C. W. Swanson, Naval Air CONSERVATION WEEK officials and visitors support for President John­ Aeadtmy, Portland; Univers­ atay springboarding an im­ conspired with a group to have Station commanding officer; Sen. Mack N. attended a luncheon honoring Secretary of State son in next Tuesday's elec­ ity of the South, Sewanee, portant c a m p a i g n awing the governor throw tax assessCleveland Jr., Mias Priscilla Schnarr, Miss FloriTom Adams Monday as Florida Conservation or, Mary Earle Walker, out ol tion. Tenn.; London School of Eco­ through Southern California da for 1964; C. H. Coulter, State Forestry Ser­ Week opened. Atnorifr those attending the Jim Wednesday. On the way West, office. She was then replaced vice; Adams; Mayor A. L. Wilson and James P. Spencer Restaurant gathering were, from left, Senator Cain arrived late nomics; and Univarsity of he planned a brief stop at with a pre-selected appointee, Berlin. Avery, Seminole County Commission chairman. A. B. (Tommy) Peterson Jr., Sanford Chamlast night and began a round who began s reassessment pro* He started hla business Evansville, lnd., to pick up of conferences with Demo­ career with the Portland Tele­ Mrs. Johnson. gram that eattssd angry « • * Monday, Johnson campaign­ aternatlon throughout tha coun­ cratic leaders, including the gram in 1025; then joined the ty. The resultant rash mistake# LBJ Chairman, Dr. W. Vin­ Bank of California from 1929- ed in Florida, Georgia and 0 00 of amateurish appraisals, ac­ cent Roberts. 1938; and joined the Miami South Carolina. He expect! to cording to official estimates, This noon other Democrat­ financial institution in 1967. win in Florida and Georgia but will have cost the county tax ic Party workers lunched at He was twice elected as sought to build up his strength payers over (75.000 to soa­ Jim Spencer’a Restaurant to nonpartisan mayor of Tacoma in pro-Goldwater areas of red ." continue plana for the last and later was appointed—in those states. And he was This, says the auit, Indicate# to ths Lake Monros Industrial By Harry !. Johnson week of the political blitx 19-15—to the U. S. Senate. cheered by a huge crowd re­ Seeks New Post ception he received in Colum­ that Swofford unlawfully rais­ Managing Editor Park for spacial demonstra­ which hit Central Florida Cain was elected Republican WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Dr. George Wastbrook, In- ed the tax ssseam snt of 8emW Secretary of Stato Tom tions. yesterday with tha appear­ •enstor In 1946 and served bia, S. C., even though polls nolo County and waa guilty e l ance of the President in Or­ till 1953. For the next three indicate he is behind in that U. S. Chamber of Commerce Adams called for n concerted Ths program continues to­ apeetor for tha Florida De­ malfeasance la office, and that has asked President Johnson effort in promoting conservelando. years he was a presidential state. partment of Agriculture, oc­ to create a new post of roori- lion practices in tha s u u M day with field trips, static cupied the witness stand this Swofford committed an unlaw­ Cain, a conservative Repub­ appointee to the Subversive ful act of conspiracy in viola­ ha officially epm ed tho Flor- and noth* exhibitions and lican, is now affiliated with Activities Control B o a r d , By United Press International dlaalor of cWU rights morning In Circuit Court as tion of state taw. GOP presidential nominee real through tha wssk with CoMotvntlsst Wosk the First Federal Savings and serving from 1953 to 1956. Bobtow'i letter, -said the a citrus fraud trial antered Loan Association in Miami. While a senator he served Barry M. Goldwater. jalth M a j | p k Day tha concluding week to go ttf.il! election day, tins suit, claimed that, "la the Its second day. He is currsntly on tour of on the Banking and Currsncy *ay, a s i only •real laturday. today stepped up hia charges mayor's town of Altamonte the state in behalf of the Committee, the Armed Serv­ Charged ara Ralph W. Aid and Seminole County,*’ ho Springi . . . U seems that ho that President Johnson is a Rods 'Assure* President and his vice presi­ ices Committee, Public Works erman and Billy Lamar Ham­ went to great pains to keep tha power seeker who will "do MOSCOW (UPI) — The So­ anM. "but for nil of Florida." dential running mate, Sen. and the District of Columbia He expressed ths hope that mond. The charges stem from city taxca as low as he could anything" to achieve his ends. viet Union's new leaders to­ Hubert H. Humphrey. Committees. Goldwater launched one of day sought to assure foreign "the seed planted hers today the alleged $200,000 swindle on hla own commercial land This afternoon, following Ha started his military his strongest attacks yet on Communist parties that the will grow and bloom an.I from HI-AcrsS Concentrate and property on SR 436. He luncheon with Seminole and career in 1925 being commis­ proved his ‘ability* by apprais­ the Chief Executive in a ouster of Nikita S. Khrushchev flower" into an ever bigger Inc., of SemliivU County, Sanford party leaders, he is sioned a second lieutenant in ing this property a t worth $$,« speech prepared for delivery statewide event. will not curtail their newly to speak a t Stetson Univer­ the Infantry. Cuin was called Dr. Weetbrook s h o w e d 410 against the county apprais­ In Bristol, Tenn. He said that won independence. Adams spoke at the Civic sity. to active duty as a major in The Sanford Merchants Asso­ slides and offered technical al of $23,150. Thus hla property Johnson would not be satis­ Center to s generous audience The senator from the State 1942 and served with the Brit­ ciation, through IU excutive data on ths methods inspec­ la assessed for 1963 taxes at fied with an election, but Budget Hiked of local, county and state of. of Washington has had a ish 10th Corps in North I "wants to be crowned." commlttM, la expected to re tors uss in determining the almost 36 per cent of the coun­ tong, colorful and dramatic j Africa and Italy. LAKELAND (UPI) - The ficials as the Conservation ty valuation, whereat the act­ quest City Commissioners at W e e k program, sponsored contents of citrus and thus ing town clerk advised that the career. He was an aide to the com- | ABOARD THE LADY BIRD Florida Citrus Commission Jointly by the Sanford Cham­ their adjourned meeting Monthslr worth to the growers, ----------- 1manding general of Allied I SPECIAL (UPI) — Campaign­ Monday approved a hiked bud­ assessments on property owned Control Commission in Italy, ing Lady Bird Johnson (lew to get of $7,877,000 and also eas­ ber of Commerce and Florida day to cover all parking me­ processors and other interests' by others In the town general­ Defense attorneys are Dorn- ly range between 75 per cent among other posts. H it final Tulsa and McAIester, Okla., ed restrictions on fruit so'.d at Development Commission, got ters, except those in parking wartime duty was as a colonel today to boost the political roadside stands and shipped under way. lots, for a 90-day trial period. inlk J. Salfl and J. Russell and 90 per cent." The secretary of state de­ on the Inspector General * 1S(OCj| 0j jj,e President and all by gift fruit dealers out of The Chamber committee will Hornsby, of Orlando. Ths Swofford'a action today aaya clared empires "hava risen or Staff in Germany ind Aus-1 Deni0cratlc candidates in Ok­ Florida. luggest to the Commission prosecution is being handled Bobrow's statem ent charges fallen," depending on tho con­ tria. that overtime parking fine be by .State Atty. A. L. "Mike" the mayor with misconduct lahoma. servation of natural resources, Increased to 50 cents as a de­ Steed assisted by William D, 30 Beds Die CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — j Cain hold* fiv® battle stars, and malfeasance in office, dis­ SAIGON, South Viet N am - •specially tho water Ubla in terrent to using spaces over Hopkins of this circuit. Con­ honest, reckless, Irresponsible The Air Force tonight plans to Legion of Merit, three Bronze (UPI) — At least 30 Commun­ an area. use a rocket that once stood | Stars, Croix de Guerre with the free two-hour maximum ducting ths trial is Circuit and incompetent and "that 'We have been blessed with period. Court Judge Thomas A. Beas­ plaintiff exerted influence for ist Viet Cong guerrillas today guard in England to hurl a n ! P»lm—1France; and the Croix Justice Dept. were reported killed and an­ natural resources," he said, unmanned glider 31 miles high ,le Guerre with Palm—Bel"We feel that free parking ley, or DeFuniak Springs. his personal advantage and WEATHER: Partly cloudy Wednesday thowere likely; high n«ur SO, low in 60s. Invades Goldwater Country' Demos Raise Cain From GOP Ranks M W A Natural Resources Conservation Urged State Inspector Takes Stand In Cifrus Trial Merchants Seek Covered Meters Glider Readied For 9,000 MPH Wo’ll he glad when the Seminole County Humane So­ ciety gets fully organized and can begin operations. Hardly a day goes but that The Her­ ald doesn't get a call from someone wanting information on where animals can be for a 9.000-mile-an-bour flight ic»um. taken. There was another one back to earth. Fred Karl, of Daytona from Oviedo today. The flying laboratory, de- Beach, has been named North • e e signed to lead the way for Florida chairman for the Cit‘ Rebel" never had a chance. manned spaceships of the fu iicns for Johnson Committee, A month ago the mischievous turc, will study for the first: it was announced today by boxer pup. who made his home time the effects of an air- Senator Cain, Karl, a member of the Floron Mayfair Circle, had a leg planelike flap on high speed broken by a deliberately winged spacecraft diving into ids House of Representatives j for eight years, was an unthrown stone. This week he the earth's atmosphere. was found dead in the drive­ The 1,200-pound Delta wing-| successful candidate for govway . . . poisoned. cd vehicle is bolted to the ernor in the Democratic primnose of a Thor rocket for the ary last spring, although he shot. As an intermediate proved himself an effective Efforts Continue range ballistic missile (IRIl.M) I vote-getter, DETROIT (UPI)—The Unit­ stationed in Northern Eng­ ed Auto Workers and General land, the booster once carried Motors today continued their a nuclear warhead (or a payefforts to restore total labor load. peace and settle plant-level The space glider, fourth lq a $40 million research pro­ contracts at 28 locals. gram called ASSET, is ex­ pected to crash into the Atlan­ tic 950 miles away after its 8 Yanks Die PHNOM PENH. Cambodia 15 minute glide to earth. (U P I)— Cambodia announced today that its forces shut down a U. S. Air Force CUD transport plane last Saturday, killing eight Americans. Florida Marine Among 9 Dead HUELVA. Spain (U PI)-T he U. S. Marine Corps carried on today with the largest peace­ time amphibious tanding exer­ cise in history despite the loss of nine lives in a helicopter collision. Undersecretary of the Navy Paul B. Fay, who watched the landings from the flagship Poenno, said the tragedy "put a cloud over the whole opera­ tion." T h e Pentagon identified among the dead Pfc. Harry "Voting and a prayer Truman Hines, son of Mr. and "Show you care." —Beulah Wells. Mrs. Fleming Hines, of Ona, Woman's Club Fla. VOTE. . . VOTE ♦ * * • Wins First Round other 40 captured In three days and urged his listeners to of fighting in the Communist- seek stringent means to eonUnited Press International infiltrated central coast of servo them. The Justice Department South Viet Nam. He noted how 25 years sgo won the first round in a legal California was experiencing fight with ■ federal district COP Bolts the growing pains now In­ judge in Mississippi. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - volving Florida and how it is The U.S. 5th Circuit Court Democratic State Rep. George imperative for ths West Coast of Appeals, sitting in Jack, II Stallings Jr. announced to­ stato now to spend $12 billion sonville, stayed the judge'- day he would vote for Repub­ dollars to get enough fresh order to jail a U.S. attorney lican Sen. Barry Goldwater for water for inhabitants of tho for refusing to sign federal president as 'The only candi­ southern portion of Califor­ grand jury indictments. Tha date who can restore honesty nia. stay was issued pending a and integrity to the balls of Every new housing develophearing on the case. government." ment, every new parking lot reducea the amount of water absorbed hy the eurth and for reuse of residents, Adams warned, railing for a concert­ ed effort on the local, state amt national level for addi­ tional conservation. Several conservation honors weru presented prior to Ad­ ams speech to a host of per­ sons in the state who have pushed conservation practices. Making the presentation was Sanford Mayor A. L. Wil­ son. Special hostrsa for the opening day was Miss Priscil­ la Schnarr of Hollywood, Miss Florida for 196-1. Jim Talmsdge, Chamber executive manager, was mas­ ter of ceremonies, introducing severs! dignitaries to the au­ dience. A. B. (Tommy) Peter­ son, Chamber president, out­ lined the start of Florida Conservation Week. The Rev. LeRoy D. Soper, rector of Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church, gave tho invo­ FRIENDLY PRESIDENT Lyndon B. Johnson make* hi* way toward cation. crowd straining a t the fence surrounding the apeakor’s stand ns Secret Later tho group viewed tho Service men surrounding him get set for the battle to keep the President from being maided by eager people and thousands of reaching hands. striking displays in the Civic (More picturesi lon a pages 2 and 12.). (Herald Photo). Center and then some wan'. has now become a necessity to meet the competition of the present and future (hopping centers," said Chairman B. L. Perkins Jr. "If the Commission will ap­ prove this request, we tope that at the end of the 90-day trial period, we cau prove the advisability of permanent re. moval of the meters," he add­ ed. Jurors chosen yesterday af. ternoon are Richard S. Cos­ tello, of Winter Park; Clinton F. Goree, Maitland; James E. Ewer, Apopka; Lewis Albert Itolierts, Sanford; Richard F Chandler Jr., Hanford; Robert 5f. Klimeck, Casselborry. The alternato is Joseph B. Shaw, Sanford. Alderman and Hammond are on trial in seven counts of grand larceny. gain." Bobrow's letter also said, "This experience shows that the mayor hai the 'ability' te exert favoritism to certain taxpayers, especially himself, by knocking off about $12,000 on hia assessment." This, the suit says, meana "Favoritism in the discharge of the duties of his office as mayor and by misconduct and malfeasance in office." Voters Assisted In Machine Use Seminole County Commis­ sioner* ara staging a "voting practice" d a y today, making available the use of two vot­ ing machines to teach new voters how to use them. Instructors will be on hand at the Canning Kitchen, 2Sth St. and Sanford Ave., and at the auditorium of Crooms High School from 1 to 9 p.m. today to assist new voters in the practice operation of ths machine. ‘Kaffee Klatchers’ October meeting of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Cofee Club will be held a t 19 o'clock Thursday morning at the Chamber building. Executives ef several aew businesses recently establish­ ed in Seminole County will be welcomed end presented to the Kaffee Klstchers.” Mem­ bers and their guests ara in,»Jt* f l to attend, AS YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY itateRepresentative for — Continued and Effective Representation DEMOCRAT (Paid ML Alv—Jee Devfj) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/eb4fbe824b7b9916d632944de42c3040.pdf 9d0c782cb879de3f013fbf09368b478c PDF Text Text i T O i m r i i a l i u teem** ta registered Democrats sloe# April of MAH Md i Jump of Cl,171 la OOP voter*. Iha lacruM atnra the 1M ••a m i election, when FlorMl for* Ha vote to Repobllcob Richard Nlsoa for presl* draff U 333,195 Democrat* and U»JO» Republican#. The ■ecrctary'a offieo rampiled tha roflatratioa from Diana aoat hi by tho votlnc supervisors of tba CT nuntiaa. Dido County (Miami) led tho atato with • total regiatraties of M M which Included M W Democrats and 63,183 Republican*. Larfaat eoncoatrated GOP n filtra tio n was, as expected, la PlaeHia County which lilted 101M in tho GOP fold and 111,713 DomocraU. Broward County alao had a lari# GOP n gU tratiaa, 0,719, but It wa« offaot by 137,299 Democrat*. Sarasota continued the only county w hen w intered Republican! outnumbered ref* titered Democrat*, but the Biariln waa amall—22,170 RepublicaM agalnat 31,593 DentacraU. Duval County held on to acc* ood p la n la total number o( regUterfd Democrat# — b u t Pinellaa ( S t Petaraburi) out* dlatancod Duval in toUl regiatiatlon. Pinellaa had a total regbtratlon of 234,131 of which 111,* 789 were Democrat* and 101,* 996 Republican*. Broward ha* 119,617 total of which 137.255 are DemocraU and 13,719 Ra* publleana. Duval—with 171,371 Demo­ craU and 14,381 Republican*— cud to n * Independent! lilted n total ellflblc voting Hat of 194,955* Othcra In the ao-called big 10 of voting Included lllUeborough with n total regiatratlon of 113,i n , Orange 111,649, Palm Beach 139,286, Polk 84,* 018 and Eicambla 73,691. Voluila, running neck and neck with Eicambla, had a total regltlration of 73,028. Armour's Star Spaclal Publlx Customer Bonus . . . Register for this beautiful 1883 Roger's Silver Service .(a $200 value). Guest the number of cups af Folger's Coffee served thru Saturday (nothing to buy, you need not be present to win, winner will be notified) I E N JO Y THE H APPY DIFFERENCE W H ERE SH O PPIN G IS A PLEASURE * \ A delicious cup of mountain-grown Folger's Coffee . . . plus a tasty Dixie Pride Cookie .. . yours to enjoy thru Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, ot your new Sanford Publlx only t lc v Yes, for your enjoyment, a tosty k & . Herman Hot Dog (only 8c) and on | to % l ice cold Coke (for 5c) will be available from the Herman Wiener 0 new Sunford Publixl * * ANGEL Wagon thru Saturday at your V Club Accepts Resignation B j Mr*. Frank White The DeDary Glee Club met a t the Community Center, Wednesday evening w i t h James Duffy presiding. He read a letter from Sirs. H. Whitaker, the form director, and accepted her resignation with reg ret Mr*. Charles Bertach ii the new director and has picked music for these troubled tlmea, “ Your I-end and My Land" and "Year* of Peace." Thla was followed by a quar­ tet composed of Isabel Resriek, Ruth Creasey, Howard Green, and Robert N. McGee, “ All Through Tho Night." New members who Joined ware, Mr*. Betty Bennett; Mr*. Elisabeth 8w*nk; and Mr*, and 3!ra. Wilfred Lar­ son. John Rohlnaon was a gueat of Mr. Shaffer. The hoatesiea for the Oc­ tober 30 meeting will be, Iva Goodaon; Isabel Retrick; Mr*. William Col*; Mr*. Howard Green; Mr*. R. N. McGee and Dr. Garatta Seger. 1) ASSORTED FLAVORS Borden's PRICES EFFECTIVE IN SANFORD A DELAND ONLY O N O R A DR SS Agent To Visit Sanford A representative of tha Soc­ ial Security office In Orlando will be at the City Commission Chamber In City llatl Nov. 4, 18 and 29 from 9:30 a.m. to 13:30 p m. The service la made available to those who wish to ap­ ply for old-age and survlvora insurance benefits, Social Se­ curity account numbers or ob­ tain Information about the Soc­ ial Security program. SANFORD, F L O R ID A Extra Christmas Gifts with Green Stamps :* �Seminole County * * ♦ • on the St. Johns River • • « * “The Nile o f America," 31)? ®attfarfc Im tto 1 li p Coda w m > WEATHER: Fair through Saturday with mild days and cool nights; high today middle 70s; low tonight in 50s. VOL. 66 ^ e i O Representing the city of Sanford Monday and Tueiday at the Florida League of Mu* nictpalitlei annual conventloa in JaekaonviUe will b« Mayor A. L. WUaon, Commissioner* Joe Baker and M. L. Rabom and City Manager Warren Knowlea. • • • The annual meeting of the Semloole C o u n t y Juvenile Council will be held Monday at I p.m. In the courtroom of the county eourtbouae, Bill Tanner, preaident, haa an* counced. Members will see a film entitled ' ‘Youth and the Law." Officers will bo elected and the public Is Invited. • • United Press Leased Wire Established J908 FRI., OCTOBER 23, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. S06 6* • For fun and frolic you are invited to the Pinecrest PTA’s School Carnival Saturday from S to 8 p.m. Rides, gam ei and all kinds of food will be avail* able for youngsters and adults, too. • • • We've often heard of ‘Toll­ ing out the red carpet" but never actually saw one until the opening of the Publix su permarket in the Sanford Shopping Center, Thursday. They really had a red carpet, leading from ths curb, right up to the entrance door foe their "royal customers." • • • Democratic headquarters on ths corner of First Street snd Magnolia Avenue la planning an election party Nov. 3, with a tote board, three television Mis and plenty of refresh­ ments. Everyone is invited. . . . Those big searchlights at the S inford Shopping Center real­ ly light up the area. A Herald staff member returning from Pierson Wednesday night said he eould see them Just after he paned DeLand. Nikita Out Because Reds Called Bluff On Resigning, Is Report Ex-Premier Seen Riding In Moscow READY TO JOIN the 4-H Club in the western part of Sanford is this pooch. The boys, Jerry Vorholt, left, «nd Allen Myers, decorated their bikes ju st about like election campaigners and toured their part of town seeking more 4-H Club members. (Herald Photo) MOSCOW (U P D -N lkiU 8. Khrushchev has been seen in hia chauffeur-driven limousine in Moscow streets twice since his ouster, witnesses said t o day. "It's a rare opportunity for Plans for a motorcade from will be available for those The reports showed that Sanford to Orlando to hear planning to visit Orlando for Sanford and Seminole Coun­ Khrushchev’s personal status ty residents to see the Pres­ and sta President Johnson tha occasion. remains unchanged despite Dr. Roberts aaid he will ident," he esld In urging a Monday morning are being his fall from political power-* be in Orlando shortly for a large attendance. made by local official*. at least for tha present. So­ Dr. Roberts said persons Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, meeting to firm up plans for viet sources this week denied h u d of tha LBJ for the USA tha visit and asked "those interested in joining the mo­ reports he was under haul* C o m m i t t a l , said bumper interested In seeing and hear­ torcade can receive further arrest. stickers and other material ing tha President of the Un­ information by contacting The witnesses said Khru­ ited States to take advantage tha Democratic LBJ Head­ shchev was spotted In bis of this opportunity." quarters at 322-7106. black Chaika UmousJns near Moscow University an one oc­ casion and in anothar part of 967,200 Hunt plant extenilon today. Backing up CO-OPERATIVE SHOVELING w m accom­ the city on another. He wae Biggs and Wilson are a crowd of Hunt and Sanplished by H. L. Hunt Plant Superintendent riding in the front seat with ford-SemlnoIe County officials and dignitaries. Everett Biggs and Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson the chauffeur, aa was his cus­ (Herald Photo) as symbolic spade of earth wus turned a t the tom. Women—believed to b« Reds To Meet members of his family—s LONDON (UP1) — World In the back. Communist leaders will meet Another witness in Moscow next month to seeing Khrushchev strolling An $96,000 budget was adopt­ However, the survey west of discuss why Premier Nikita Thursday evening near Mos­ S. Khrushchev was deposed, ed and officers re-elected for the St. Johns has been delayed cow University. He K id the coming year at a meeting Adams will officially open the the Sanford Chamber of Com­ Florida Conservation Week because of high water. Test diplomatic sources reported Khrushchev, in a dark overof the directors of the St. opena here Monday and the week with • luncheon end merce. today. -oat, was unsmiling. Johns Indlsn River Cansl Dis­ borings are in progress. speech at Jim Spencer's Special events are ach< Krlder predicted that ac­ weekend Is expected to see ex­ Authoritative Soviet aoureta trict Thursday at Titusville. starting Monday noon. He will uled each day through » . Burton ‘Fair* Officers arc John Krldcr, tual construction will be com­ Ground was broken today for hibitors readying their pieces also present several conser­ week with activities held at the said Khrushchev quit hia posts voluntarily last week and was WASHINGTON (UTI) — Sanford, chairman; Ransom menced in three years and for the week long event. Civitana will be all over Former Supreme Court Jus­ Downes, Orlando, vice chair­ that the St. Johns Indian River a $07,100 addition to the mil- Static and active displays vation awards to area officials Civic Center and the Industrial the most surprised man In the who have shown exceptional park aita. X II. L. Hunt food downtown S a n f o r d tonight, tice Harold H. Burton, 76, is man; R. C. Brady, Titusville, Canal will be completed before Kremlin when hia re s ign at ion wilt be placed at the Lake Estimates vary as to the plant a t the San- Mcw-roe -fort'titrial Park nff interest in conservation prac­ B v a a Cabal, selling their Halloween candy. reported In fair condition at treasurer, and S. O. Shlnhol- the Croee was accepted. tice,. r number of visitors to the city Buy some — it’s (or a good a hospital, but his doctor says ser Jr., New Smyrna Beach, connectlag IFt T* I r J Mexico tttff Park bn South 1 reach Avebac. They said Khrushchev triad Misa Priscilla Scltaarr of but Conservation Week offi­ c fuse-children who won't be "the long-term outlook is not secretary. John Brumlcy, San­ with tb« St. Johns River at Sanford At*: Secretary of Stale Tom Hollywood, Miss Florida for cials say Iherc will be lcveral to use the resignation a t • Palalka. abla to go out trick or treat good." means of gelling his way when Plant superintendent Everett ford, is the fifth director. 1961, will also be preeent to thousand. The chairman also stated lng. They are the students at called before hia party lieuten­ Riggs turBOd the first spadeful D. W. Wicgprt. of the engi­ Organisations from through­ open the festivities and greet the Little Red Schoolhouse. that the canal will improve 0f (a rg, with a golden shovel ants and criticized. He bad Ike A iling neering firm of Reynolds, visitors in behalf of tha Flor­ out the state and many points • • • done this at leait one* before, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Smith snd Hills, Orlando, re­ fishing by providing deep wa as city and county officials. ida Development Commission, In the nation have registered Lyman Bandmaster John Former President Dwight D. ported that levels have been ter during drought and "will Chamber of Commerca Indus­ last February. co sponsor- of the ..week with to participate in the program. not interfere with the sand­ Blair reminds us that all the Eisenhower is undergoing run on the proposed right ofBut last week, his colleague* trial committee members and band members are selling sub­ treatment at Walter Reed way for the canal between the bars and the shad fishing." on the Central Committee vot­ othiT dignitaries looked on. He pointed out that the canal scriptions to all the leading Army Medical Center for a St. Johns and Indian Rivers. ed about two in one to accept The new warehouse, a 110 by NEW YORK (UPI) — Her­ will provide a through water­ 210 font structure to be built magaiincs to raise funds for his resignation, the sources "moderately aevere" case of way for commercial and pleas­ by LeRoy Robh Construction bert Clark Hoover, statrsman the purchase of more uni­ said. ure craft on the St. Johns since Company will double present and friend of mankind, left forms. They will be happy to laryngitis. Foreign Communist criti­ it will lie in with the Inland storage space at the Hunt forever today the city he take renewals as well as new cism of the way Khrushchev Defectors Leave Waterway in the vicinity of plant. Work is expected to be. adopted and Invod to return subscriptions and if you are was forced from power con­ TOKYO (UPI) — A mem­ to tho Capitol for final hom­ Oak Hill. not contacted you may call tinued today. The Italian Com­ gin next week. E. Pope Bassett, Republi­ Earlier this week, Bassett munist party, most powerful Lyman and one of the band ber of Communist Hungary's In addressing the group at age from a greatful nation, The black-draped catafal­ can candidate for Samlnole told an Altamonte Springs in Western Europe, announced members will be glad to call Olympic team and two Hun­ the groundbreaking ceremon­ CHICAGO (U PI)—Baseball garian tourists who defected on you. ies, Biggs said that he is que built for the funeral of County commissioner, today audience that the main issues it Is sending a delegation to to tha U.S. Embassy, left Commissioner Ford Frick will • • • ' pleased with the operation Abraham Lincoln and used said ha is "a little alarmed in this election year are In­ Moscow to learn tha facta Want a turkey for Thanks­ Tokyo tonight for political prohibit sale of the New York here and appreciates the co­ twice within the past 11 at tha lack of Interest in tegrity and responsibility at about Khrushchev's ouster. giving T Well, have fun shoot­ asylum in the United States. Yankees to Columbia Broad­ operation and assistance of lo­ months was placed in the can­ what some refer to as candi­ all levsls of government. "The sudden character of casting System within the next ing lor one. Red Muffley has cal ofticials and the industrial ter of the Capitol Rotunda dates for minor office." "Those of ue who seek pub­ the decision and the method week or 10 days, informed announced that the Disabled Marine Invasion awaiting tha arrival of tha committee." Bassett continued, “ let me lic office are asking the vot­ used to carry it out cannot fall MADRID, Spain (U PI) — sources believed today. American Veterans Chapter 30 "We feel very much at home body of the 31st President of assure you there are no minor ers to Invest In us a sacred to bring Into discussions more Frick, it was understood, has 1NDIANOI.A, Miss. (UPI) here in the Sanford area he the United State*. will stage a "Turkey Shoot." About 30,000 U A Marine* trust—tha future welfare of general problems regarding Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Chap­ will sturm the beaches of been advised to act by the — A small airplane swooped cause of the warm friendly 7 Hoover, who rose from the public offices, every public their country, state and na­ the development of debate and te r Home on 17-92. The public southern Spain on Monday in antitrust division of the Ju s­ over a building w h-r. 230 spirit that has h*en extended humblest of beginnings to the office has a function vital lo tion—and anyone who aska political life In Socialist coun­ your interests, and you should a aimulated invasion describ­ tice Department, which has persons wers attending a civ­ to us," he added is invited to attend. tries." the Italian party laadhighest office in the lam), died weigh the qualifications of for such responsibility must • • • il righta meeting Thursday ed as the largest peacetime been investigating the sale. The plant presently employs Tuesday at the age of 30. ership slid. first demonstrate his honesty, Should he fail to declare the night and dropped nn explo­ an average of 150 persons the candidates with great care." The American Legion Fair, amphibious operation in his­ The weather was clear nod responsibility and dedication sale null and void, it was be­ sive that jarred the structure, an annua) event of fun and tory. year round, arid this figure to public service. GOP Poll lieved, the anti trust division a civil rights gtoup reported. is expected to increase next crisp and mourners stood on general interest, is scheduled Park Avenua in front of St. •‘Unfortunately* he con­ would rule that It cannot be PHOENIX. Arls. (UPI) - A to start Nov. 3 at the Legion Sartre Applauded There were no injuries and year. Bartholomew's Church with tinued, "there ire candidates private Republican poll show* consumated. Grounds. It'll h« open to all Before and after the cere bowed heads. STOCKHOLM (UPI) — no apparent damage. who do not possess these qual­ that Sen. Barry M. Goldwater The sale, in which CBS ob­ throughout the week. Writeri and crltica in Sweden An officer at the Indianola monies, whieh were emceed by The- body will lie In state In ities; who seek office not for leads President Johnson In tained 80 per cent of the stock Charlie Morrison, Chamber and Fram e today generally what they can bring to the electoral votes 381-238, Dean of the Yankees, was revealed Police Department said he ruhlir relations director, cof­ the Rotunda until Sunday applauded French existential- last August, to be final on Nov, could give no information on morning when it will he re­ office but for what the office Burch, GOP national chair­ SAIGON. South Viet Nam fee and donuts were served by iit writer Jean-Paul Sartra's 2. the reported incident, because moved with military honors man, said Thursday night. can bring to them." decision to reject the $52,he "wasn't on duty when it Florida Power and Light Home and flown to West Branch, (UPI) - The high National Council disclosed today that Economist Margaret Quarles. 500 Nobel Priae for litera­ happened." Iowa, Hoover's birthplace, for it still has not chosen a new Joining Biggs in the sym interment. ture. The Council of Federated chief of state to bring about a hoik shoveling were Walter Orgunuuttuna ICOFOt in Due to lagging sales, of­ transfer of Viet Nam's govern­ Blevins, plant manager, Virgil Jackson said the incident was ficers of tha Seminole Coun­ HST Home Vaujhn, office manager, and ment from military to civilian I N D E FENDENCE, Mo. reported by Fred Wynn, a ty Mutual Concert Series Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson. control. Stanford University student agreed Thursday to extend (UPI) — Former President Alio officiating in the cere­ With an Oct. 27 deadline ap­ aiding in civil right* work In monies was Scott Rums, chair­ the membership drive for two Harry S. Truman was relax­ proaching, t h e 17-member WASHINGTON (UPI) — De­ ing at hii home here today. Mississippi. more weeks. man of the C. of C. industrial council thus failed to meet op­ COFO quoted Wynn m com suttee. "We'ra a little over half­ He spent nine days in a Kan­ fense Secretary Robert S. Sictimistic predictions that it Namara seems to be having a saying the plane, "a small way to our goal of 600 mem­ sas City hospital for trea:* would be able to announc* the TALLAHASSEE ( UPI ) — change of heart about the use one like those used in crop berships and urga that per­ ment of two broken riba and Miami Mayor Robert King name of the new chief of state of nuclear propulsion in air­ dusting," flew over the meet­ Fire Call sona not contacted yet, call a cut over hia right eye. High was asked Thursday to by today. craft carriers. ing about 8:15 p.m. CST. Mrs. Troy Ray, Jr. or Sirs. City firemen were called to send the Public Utilities Com­ The disclosure was made at lie fought Navy and Atomic B. W. Bartholomew, co-mem­ No Change Due the home of Dan Fielder. 1301 mission here a report which s news conference s i a poten­ Energy Commission (AEC) ef­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — bership chairmen, Judge C. W. Uth St., this morning at charges that two huge utilities tial new crisis arose with forts to have America's latest 9:12 when a blaze broke out in the state are making ex­ neighboring Cambodia. The Vernon Mise, president of the Defense Secretary Robert S. carrier, the John F, Kennedy, McNamara sayi that last in tie concrete block struc­ cessive profit* from rates they Vietnamese Defense Ministry Association aaid today. nuclear-powered. Hut he told week’a nuclear teat in China ture Damage was extensive charge customers. flatly charged that Cambod­ a news conference Thursday calls for no changes in U.S. that the chances of having and firemen were still on the The report in question was ians captured a U. 5. Army military forces, although the atomic propulsion in the next An explosion from a gas vernt at a Isle hour this morn­ drawn up al the request of Special Forces officer Thurs­ blast does emphasise the dan­ carrier, tentatively scheduled leak in a refrigerator connec­ ing Miami officials by Washing­ day during a battle between ger of the spread of nuclear to be started in 1366, "are tion at 8:13 this morning caus­ ton consultant Arnold Hirach. South Vietnamese troops and weapons. He found rates charged by the Communist Viet Cong guerril­ ■very good, indeed.” ed considerable damage to thr utilities high and earnings out las. McNamara was chastised by interior of the home of lien Seminole County school chil­ Switches Parties of line with the norm for such the Joint Congressional Atomic Schatcr. loo Dahlia Dr., Forest dren will be excused from Pagecompanies 9 MARQUETTE, Mich. (UPI) Energy Committee early thia City, and resulted in a small Abby ... , around the nation. classes Monday if they wish B rid g e ...........—___ Page 9 — The heed of the Youn* te a r for his refusal to change fire. The PUC is responsible for Lincoln Man to attend the Orlando activities Classified ............. Page M approving all auch rates. SCURRY, Tex. (UPI>-Tom planned for President John Democrats Club of Northern the Kennedy from convention­ A gas company representa­ FOR CITY COMMISSIONER The charges were made Reason of Dallas, who was a Michigan University, Jsff Mial to nuclear power despite the tive on the scene extinguished Combs . . . . . . . . . Page 2A-3A aon’s visit Monday. Editorial ........ Tag* 1A against Southern Bell Tele­ professional woodcutter when is a vote for the blare. School officials said today rate, 22, deposed after he vot­ AEC and Navy proposals. After a long delay while the Answering the call for aj. Horoscope . . . . . . . . Page 2A-3A phone Co. and the Florida Lincoln was President and was the student must present a ed for Barry Goldwater by written request from parents absentee ballot, aaid today ho proposals were bejpg consid­ sistance were the Florida For­ Society ........---------- Page 8 Power and Light Co. The re­ still at it during ths Elsen­ to be excused and then must plans to work with Young ered and finally rejected, the est Service and the Wckiwa, Sports ____________ Page 6 port apparently ruffled the hower administration, was return to classes as soon as Republicans for election of construction of the Kennedy Kiltarncy and Longwood Fire TV Programs . . . . Psge 10 feathers of the commissioners buried here today. He died Pd. P o l Adv* iW s u e W om en____fa g s 9 [here, however, Wednesday at ths age ol 115. s u begun, Departments, -Mm events axe LflUhed. 1 tha Arizona senator. Demos Plan LBJ Motorcade m w A Canal Directors OK Budget O f $86,000 Ground Broken For Addition At HLH Plant Conservation Exhibits Readied Hoover Moved To Capitol Sale Of Yankee Club Hits Snag Bassett Makes Voter Appeal Plane 'Dusts O f f Civil Rights Setto Still No Chief For South Viet Concert Drive Is Extended Mac Shifts On Nuclear Power Utility Rate Charge Eyed A Vote Blast Damages for Seminole House Pupils Can See President Herald Index E. C. Harper, Jr. PROGRESS �Rev. Grover Sewell ■hall Uva by faith." Roman 1 : 11 . Jobs Knox feared M mao and plaeod his Ufa ”on the Une" Jar God because be knew "And tils la Ilia eternal, that they ml(ht know Thao, tho on ty true God, and Jesus Christ, whom Thou hast sent."—John 11:3. David Livingstons became a missionary largely because of his favorite test, "Go ya therefore, sad teach all na­ tions, baptising thorn la tho name of tho Father, and of the Bon, sad of tho Holy Oboet: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have com•s a t purges*, ethar* la supply accord lag la aaas lead. Lat us a r t aoasMar this the prartlM af tha Immature. When we look back into history wa fled that some of our groat NasaraM patter* am) their wives from tha Sanford area era scheduled to taka part In tha annual Florida District Nasarena preachers' confer­ ence which will ha held at the Lawndale Church of ths N aiareM , 2110 Oglesby, Win­ te r Park, Orlando, on Monday through Wednesday, October 2*-5*. Ths Florida district com­ prises 102 churches with about 9,000 members. Pastor of ths host church to the Rev. Clifford G. Braley. Guest igpaaktr will be Dr, Jlamuel Young, Kansas City, Mo., chairman of tha Board af Genera! Superintendents of tha denomination. Ha has be­ gun a fifth four-yaar term In tha highest elective office In the church. Prior to hls elec­ tion aa a general superintend­ ent, he was president of E astern Naiarsn* Collsgs, Wollaston, Mass., and also served as a pastor and dis­ trict superintendent. The program will be In charge of the district super­ intendent, Dr. John L. Knight, Orlando. 7 Altar Boys Given Awards with you always, even uato tha ta d af tb* world. Amen." Mat­ thew Mltl-IO. We could find many other man la hlatjry who hav* been motivated aad comforted by differset texts of tha llbla but I would like to submit some to you aad auggeit that you memoriae them. For Faith T would suggaat: "I know whom I hav* ba­ ttered, and am persuaded that he I* ibl* to keep that which I hav* committed unto him against But day."—II Tim­ othy 1:11. "1 Uv* unto them sternal Ufa; aad they shall never per­ ish, Hither shall any man pluck them out of my hand." -Jo h n 10:39. For Self Control: "He that Is slow to an**r Is bettor than the mighty; and fia that rulath hi* spirit thaa he that takath a city."—Pro verbs 10:32. "Ye ire bought wilh s price: therefor* glorify God In your body, and In your spirit, which a r t God's.— I Corinthians «:20 For Duty: "Fesr God and keep HU commsndmrrtls: for this is tha whole duty of m in Becks I a tea 11:12. "H* that knoweth to do good and doth It not, to him it is sin."—James 4:17. "Bo thou faithful unto death, aad 1 will give the* a crown Of life."—Revelation It 10. For Salvation: "The LorJ Is my light and my salvation; whom shill I tear? Tha Loid Is tha strength of my Ufa; of whom shall 1 be afraid?"—Psslm 27:1. "For God ro loved the world, that He gave Ills only begot ten son, that whosoover beltev eth la Him should not perish, John 3:141. "For I delivered unto you ■first of sU that which I also received, how tin t Christ died for our sins according to (he Scriptures." —I Corinthian* 15:3. There are many more that one could list here but this is only intended to be a starter Aa you read your Bible copy verses which speak to you especially clear and then com mlt them to memory. You will be glad you did. Seven altar boys ef All Bouts Catholic Church wars awarded ths "Ad Altars Del" medal st ceremonies Thursday • l 7:30 p.m. The Rsv. Richard Lyons of­ ficiated. The medal Is a bronsa cross suspended from a ribbon made up of the papal and national colon un­ der a bar pin bearing tha In* eerlptlon. "Ad Altera Del." In addition to being altar boys, all who received the award* are at*o Scouts. From All Souls Troop 843 ara S t a p h a n Stanklswlca, Eagle Scout, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stankiswirs, Eu­ gene, Paul and Brian Gilntsr* tln, sons of Mr. and Mr*. Eu­ gene Gilmartin and Thomas Austin, son of Mr. and Mra. Anthony Austin. From Troop 80T, Richard Mautslf. Eagl* Scout, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mamata and from Troop 804, Taul Pivec, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pivec. This Is ths first lime that this award has even been pre­ sented in All Souls Parish. GUEST SPEAKER nt tho October mooting of tho Boor Lako Methodist Church WSCS wan Mr*. John A. Will Jr., Orlando District Secretary of Membership Cultivation, (nacond from left). Shown with her are Mra. Margaret Brown, vie* president: Mra. Jean Muelitr, hostage for the meet­ ing and Mlaa Virginia English, WSCS president. Church Bazaar Saturday At Longwood Baptists To Begin Revival Parish House Tha Episcopal Chureh wom­ en of the Longwood Christ Church are sponsoring their second annual beaaar today and Saturday from 9 a.m. to A p.m. at tho parish houa# oa Church BL Booths open for tho occa­ sion will include tha flwls* Shop, featuring homemade goodf*n tho Fronch Corner, with gtft Items i tha Bavarian Room with gifts made by lo­ cal artists and crafUmon; tbs Old English Gardena with a good salactlon of plant* t European exchange selling nearly now Homs and ths Spanish Ton House, serving brunch and lunch. Children's activities on the church grounds Include train rides, fish pond, game* and refreshments. Climaxing t h e tw o-day event tomorrow ot a p.m. will he square dance con­ ducted by Danny Rnjiinson, professional caller from Or­ lando. T h a Orlando Recreation Center dancera will give sav•ral demonstrations. Mrs. Robert Hamilton and Mrs. Thomas Hinson, general chairman, have Issued an in­ vitation to tha general publie tp attend. Council 5357 Sets Barbecue By Donna Estes St. Richards Council 3337, Knight* of Columbus, will sponsor an old fashioned sou­ thern style barbecue Saturday at the KC hstl on Oak Ave., Sanford. Ths cook nil', ba Bill Craw­ ford ind serving begins at 3:30 p. m. continuing until * p. m. Tickets, which ara priced for adults and rhlldran with »paelsl family rites, may ba ob­ tained at the door or from the trustees, Buddy Leftls, Ed Simon, or Charles Allen. Bear Lake W SCS Hears Speaker By Maryann Mllea Special gusst of the Rssr l.akr- Methodist Church W.S.C.R. at thn October meeting held at the home of Mrs. Jsan Mueller 2819 Oeklando Dr., Forest City, was Mrs. John A. Wall, Jr., Orlando District Secretary of Membership Cultivation. Mrs. Wall spoks on the purpose of ths Woman’s So­ ciety, which is, especially tn a new church such as Hear Lake, to help acquaint the women of tho church. She il­ lustrated her talk with clsvsr captioned baby pictures. Presiding ot the meeting v i i Mis* Virginia English, president. Other* attending wet* Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Catharine Baird, Sirs. Eileen Benjamin. Mrs. Wil­ liam Irwin. Mr*. Mickia Mor­ gan, Mrs. Ruth Uuwlsa and Mrs. Mary McGibbney. By Josaa Hays The Woman's Missionary Society of Ihe First Rsptist Church of Geneva voted to col­ lect trading stamp hooka for the purpose of obtaining a tape recorder at the first meeting of the new year held Tuesday morning at the church. They also voted to provide the church nurs^y with equip­ ment when needed, Officers and chairmen of the society are Mrs. Janie Hart, president; Mrs. Virginia Gro­ gan, vice president; Mrs. Jo­ ann Hays, secretary-treasurer and youth director. Mrs. Ma­ mie Sleg, activities chairman, and Mrs. M. D. Jsckson, pro­ gram chairman. A covered dish luncheon fol­ lowed the regular meeting and the executive board met in Ihe afternoon for a planning iciilon. Rev. John Horan, director of the Orlando Union Rescue Mission, will conduct n re­ vival a t tho P in t Baptist Church of Longwood avary night a t T:t0 p.m. beginning Sunday aad continuing until Nov. 1. Kducatod in roocuo mission work la Nowork. N. J., ho waa ordsinad at the Fairmont Baptist Church there. Ha has worked In rescue missions for a total of gg poors In Now York and Boston and for tha past 7 years h* has bean a t tha Orlando Union Rescue Mission. Aa n youth, Horan led n lift of crime and drunkenness. Ha was discharged from tho Navy because of hlo drinking and heesmo Invnlvsd as a trigger man with a gang in Kentucky. He served seven years on the chain gang and after his release his criminal asso— late* tired of hit drinking and he was shot by one of them. Following four months in the hospital, he attended n service at tho rescue mission in Newark and waa convert- Ing of tho Church of Nativity By Dana* Kates Dr. Frank Laona of tha Catholie Womcn'a Club Mon. S t m t s o l a County Public day m n ln g . Hoolth Department waa guest Ho tpoko cn tho functiona ipeaksr at the regular assetof tha Haalth Dapartmant and explained tha aervicaa pro­ vided to tho alderly medically indigent poraona by tho KerrMills Act. He aloo dlatributad informative booklets on Modical Self-Help. Gueat of honor a t the meetwas Rev. Thomas Bryan, who Is substituting at the church The Sunday School Depart­ in the nbeenee of Rev, Hugh ment e f the Florida Baptlat Keane, tho pastor. Convention end tho Semlnolo During the bualneae meet­ Baptist Association will spon­ ing, plana w an discussed for sor n Training School for a Mardl Gras Ball to bo held Bunday School officers and in late February and for a teachers, M o n d a y through Christmas party for parish Friday. Classea will convene children up to seven y ean Monday evening a t 7:30 in old. thn First Baptist Church ef M n. George Sommer, spiri­ Sanford. Reverend Tom Hod- tual development chairman, gin, Sunday School Superin­ conducted a living rotary pre­ tendent for the association, ceding the meeting and gave will direct the school. the Prayer for Peaeo by Bt. Clasaas will bs taught by Francis of Assisi. a qualified faculty from tha She urged the women to Sunday School D epartm ent attend the Day of Race Decof the Florida Itaptlst Con. tlon at St. Mary Magdalen ventlon. Dean of the school Church In Altamonte Springs, will be Jesse Daniel of Nash­ Nov. 28, with reservationi to ville, Tennessee. be made with her by Nov. t l . Mr, Daniel was a t ont tlma Mra. Gene Shannon, presi­ associated with tha Sunday dent, announced e o m i n g School Department of the events for tho club storting Baptist Sunday School Board with Fomtiy Communion Sun­ In Nashville, Tennessee and day, Oct. 3K. Other events more recently has served as are the monthly beke eele, the State Sunday School Sec­ Nov, 1| Fall Deanery meet­ retary of Tsnneisee. Besides ing at the Cherry Plaia, Or­ acting as Desn ef ths school lando, Ncv. 8; (reservations ha will teach a course In to be msde soon ee poillAdult Sundsy School work. hle with Mrs. Shannon)) Other fsrulty members are: monthly board meeting, Nov. Mrs. Jesse Daniel, who will 0; Women’s Club Communion teach “Guiding Young PeoSunday, Nov. 18) regular pie in Bible Study”; Mrs. meeting, Nov, 18; and USO Fnnio Christie of Jscksonville, who will tssrh ths Intcrmedlsta Methods; Mrs. W. A. Lockter, Ilushnell, will teach Junior Methods; Mrs. J-.F . Vogts, Ocala, Will tsarh Primary Methods; Mrs, Paul Meigs, Jacksonville, will teach Beginner Methods and Mrs. W arrsn F. Joins be Land, will leach Nursery Methods, Baptist Joint contribution day, Her. *?• Tbo door yriao wont to Mr*. Thelma Dtnlaa, and following tha m a o t i n g rofroahmonta By Jana Cam i i n y Mon of the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church Man's Club are invited to at­ tend the dinner moating of tha District Men’s Club Thursday at 7 p, m. at the First Metho­ dist Church la-Orlando. Bebort Mann, Tamp* attorney win ha tho principle epee her. Deputy Don Cilia of tho Or­ ange County ShorUTs Depart­ ment (poke bofaeo tho Coooelberry men Tuesday night i t their regular meotlns a t tho church. Deputy KQla substitut­ ed tor Sheriff D m Starr, whose official duties kept him from attending. Kills la seen on tha "It’s The Law" talavision program and la active in the Sheriffs Junior Deputy youth progrim. were M n i4 by Mrs. Kitty C o n r o y , Mr*. SoM m try G ro m io 4 Mr*. Dorothy Kd. ward*. services tHisweek atyourown FOR ANY OCCASION FLO W ER S ARE ALWAYS CORRECT SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor, K. u t 4k Baafocd Ava. 323-1813 333*8411 SA N F O R D C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N E R • Farmer Guild To Meet The Women's Guild of St. Mary Magdalen Church Alta­ monte Springs, will mset Mon­ day at I p . ns. in tha school KUokteg f f J T t g p. m. novena service. Mrs. John Borhydt president will conduct the meeting. * Hunineanman • City Commissioner Check the Job — Check hia Experience TH EY GO TOGETHER! Meeting Set By Maryann Miles Forest City Baptist Church W.M.U. members and ths Bro­ therhood will have a combined meeting Wednesday beginning with a covered dish supper at 6:30 p. m. at tha church. Everyone la asked to dress up In s Haliowoon costume. A prayer masting wtll follow tha supper and social hour. A Halloween costume party Is planned for all ages on Sat­ urday, Oct. 31 starting at 7:30 The Belly Lswhorn end Jane p. m. at tha church. Hickman Circles of tho For­ est City Baptist Church will Holy Communion hav* a combined meeting Rav. Charles Stewart Jr., Tuesday at I p. m. st tho vicar of Longwood Christ Epis­ home of Mrs. Clinton Crawley, copal Church, has announced Camellia Dr., Forest City. The that Holy Communion wtll ba program will be presented by '-held at the church on Wed­ Mrs. Clifford Gresham, Mrs. nesday at 9:30 a. m. for tha Don Westmoreland, and Mrs. Feast ot St. Simon and 3t. Richard White. Jude. Baptists To Hold *F O R GOOD GOVERNMENT Joint Meeting ' ?:-• •• W tS lft s i 'i p " U . -r , 'tt/’i • - B e # # C f 5C 4 fnSsymMr. KB \ i i U H afif Rt t h t y ■ Jte E fflfW K tft’. A Ifce .itv iis m j fk O u r s t a t a 1$ h a r d p u t « • h t t p p a t t w ith th a a v a r In c ra a a ln g d e m a n d s fa r m a r t a n d b a tta r a d u c a tla n a l fa c llltU t, b u t w a a a h iia t Osteen Revival Opens Sunday PROJECT A M E R IC A a ffa rd ta fa ll b a h ln d II WHAT IS IT7 By Mrs. CUrtnc* Snyder A rovlval will be held at tha Osteen Baptist Church Sundsy through Thursday with i*r. vices i t 7:30 p m. each even­ ing. Rev. c. A. Beatty, pastor, announced that the speaker will he Rev Feme II. Wolff of Welska. Do You Appro** or tha Supreme Court Ruling Oa Biblt Reading In The Schools? As* you concerned about tha growing trend to deprive our youth of roligiuu* Influence in education? If you art ssriously Interested In preserving onr freednm*. come and hear Rev. Durward H. Knight, Jr* pastor of the First ftuuthern Methodist Church explain this movement In hls sermon guaday night, O ct IS. ■t the Sanford Woman'* Club st 7:30 P.M. Prayer Group To Convene The Faith Tool Prayer group wDl meet at tho Ssnford Wo­ man's Club, Saturday at 7 30 p. m. Tha public Is Invitsd to sae a missionary film oa Jamaica and hear a special speaker. the issue is responsibility.. v o nK IRM S r O N S IIU ] « ^ ey j * ■! tor j REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKER Kimw* Property Values T A X ASSESSO R MS i ^ L M M E l uamkhip aw nncnvi M P M S im a ito N ON NOVIMIIR 3rd! e. po pe B A S S E TT FOR COUNTY C O M M ISSIO N ER SEMINOLE COUNTY/DIST. 3/G.OP. Pd. Pol. by Camp. Treat. wtfTTcat dnm m rm *r ron a r f w i n rarxitan nm aoa ** * * * * % �J_____ i. Continuing W ith Our SANFORD A LONGWOOD nursery­ man Donald Smith Is the first candidate for the office of council* man for the City of Lonjrwood to qualify to run In th e Dec. 1 muni­ cipal election. 9 Hospital Notes « OCT. 1>, IM4 A d m ln tm Ruby Lee Davia, Elaie Gilbert, Lora Davia, LeRoy Andcrion, Verna Perry, Reuben Jeter, Aunie Cooper, Juanita Richartisan, F k m ie Tcnnon, Sbel­ li* Hoppe, Ralph Smith, Willi* Brundidge, Alma Martlneau, Cathy A. Scott, Laura St*pbeni, Thelma Martin, Alice Thornton and Haiti* Baxter, Sanford; Helen Grubb, Lake Monro*; P ark er D. Anderson, Lake Mary; Erne it Weimar, DeBary, and Jeffery Spauld­ ing, DeLand, t Mr. and M ri. Jean M. Martineau, Sanford, baby glrL Discharges ^ Gertrude Z errtnntr, Baby Girl Robinson, Baby Boy Jarrell, John Petrunio, Virgil Haatey, Jetefe L. MeUae, Rita Crewa, Margaret Byner and baby glrL and Janet IIo o w and baby boy, Sanford; Evelyn Tborapaon, Lake Mary; Benny Con­ ner, Geneva; Oscar Barnett, DeBary; Roberta Griffin, TF tuiville; Pauline Weber, De. m Bary, and Barbara Smith and 9 baby girl, Maitland. OCT. 10, 1M4 A d m is s io n A ><*A- m * 0 f Sarah Thomas, A 1f r • d a Str jughter, B e a a I a Oljay, Charlotte Donahue, E r m a Stroman, B r i d g e t Kolarik, W i l l i a m Southward and Elolae Stallworth, all of San­ ford; H arry Myers and Ida Hannan, DeBary. Birlhe Mr. and Mra. Lawrenca Cooper J r., Baby Boy, San­ ford; Mr. and Mra. London Stallworth, Baby Girl, San­ ford. Dismissals Willie BrandIdg*. C s t l i y Scott, Bernice Zittrower, Lueien Normand, Nettie English, Phillip Boyd, Cora McDonald, Julia Weber, Virginia Miller, Luther Suber, David Moaaer, Jacqulfn* Caruthers and J . P. Johnaon J r , sil of Sanford; Jeffery Spaulding, DeLand; and Francis Feilds, Orange City. OCTOBER I t . IM I Admissions Joyce Brown, Odna Marie Hauge, Throilore R. Gregg, William Redley, Mary Marta, T. Randy Duncan, Ruth L. Scott, Ethel Uarria, Julie Horn, Ivy Jane Edridge, Ester Cobbin McGee Jr., and Johnnie Scott Jr., all of San­ ford; Delphin* Gaylor, Mait­ land; Louise Brown and Andrew Tealo, lak e Mary; and Julian Stenatrom, Casselberry. Births Mr. and Mrs. Virgil T. Gay­ lor, Baby Boy, Maitland; Mr. and Mra. Harold G. Marti, Baby Boy, Sanford. Dischargee tmura Stephens, Monroe E. Schueneman, Jean Bi swington. Phebe VanZile. Charlene Morrison and Baby Boy, and John Williams, all of Sanford; Ralph Edwards Daniels III, Oviedo; Florence C. Witte and Mary J . Hopkins, Lake Mary; and Vernie H. Lycrly, Cas­ selberry. Woman's Club *» J . * To Hove Supper f The Woman'* d u b at Casiclberry will bold a covered diih eupper at th* clubhouse on Overbrook Drive Saturday at C:30 p.m. for members and their gueit*. Mr*. Elwood Heiss la chalrmao of th* af­ fair. The decorations will be fat th* Halloween motif sod A m p r o w m u k* f r m SATURDAY ONLY! D IXIE CRYSTALS Limit 1 Please With Purchase of *5, or More A iM itW FUvon Iordan's (limit 2 pi****) Ice Cream • • Stnr-R*ful*r 49c Sis* Marita Angel Food C ake 6 !£ * e i. c«ns Cwm pM Ti FkvwfHl Tom ato Soup 1 0 V i- o i can A ll Grille* Potter's C o f f e e .......... 59' OPEN TONITE T IL 9 P.M. IT * 1 f \ ' j l i a F I J.l A tasty Herman Orange Band Hot Dog for only 8c, and an ice cold Coke for 5c Last time tomorrow at your new store onlyl A $200 value Roger's Silver Service... Customer Registration thru Saturady. . . W inner will SWIFT'S PREM UM PR O TIN GOVERNM ENTINSPECTED H EA VY W ESTERN BEEF SALE be announced next week I tl»,BEEF NEEDS LESS COOKINGTIME! Sirloin, T-B o m , Bon*!*** Round W H ERE A delicious cup of Folger's Coffee Chuck S te a k s • • • > b59c Pot R oast ••••»> 59* Ground Beef* • 3 *147 and Dixie Pride Cookies will be served tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at your new store only . . * t SH O P P IN G IS A PLEASU RE U. S. HWY. 17-92 and O N O R A D R IV E SANFORD, F L O R ID A �Women's Role Discussed By UPW Circle Legion Post Honors I Wjv B anfurb R rralh P « g » d— F r l . O ct. 23, *84 By The first candidate to qual­ ify for the office at Mayor of Long-wood, presently held by Mayor A. R. Lormann, la David Wentworth of E ast Lake Ave. Longwood voters will go to tha polls for tha municipal election on Dec. t. Wentworth says that al­ though ha haa no anlmoaity and no axe to grind with tba preient city admlniatratlon, he feela that the coming of age of the city’s progress and advancement has grown to Boys State Delegate Tha October Meeting at Cir­ cle Two e l the U. f . W. of the C o m i s i n l t y Presbyterian Church of la k e Mery wee held ■t the hoMe at Mr*. Herry E. Sandusky, Tueidiy sight, with Mri. P a n t o Leffler as her eohostess. The devotion waa liven by Mrs. Sandusky, John 12:12-32 was the Bibie nterence. Mrs. Alice W erner was in charge of the program , which was on a report a t the Tri-annual Con­ vention hold at Purdue. Her subject was, "Why Purdue T" The report centered around women and tha fact that they are Important perrons, as mothers, wives and church worlmra. Many decisions a n made by tba women. They are a "measuring stiek" (or their families, churches and the community. They should keep in close harmony with each other, and when decisions arise they should take these to tlie High­ est Power and ask Him to help them make the right de cities a t all times. This la why church work and the « omen's organisations in it are so very important. Tba meeting adjourned with the Prtondship Circle and the hlispah Benediction. Relrnsbmenls of pumpkin pie topped w i t h whippet! cream, coffee and nuts were served by the hostesses dur­ ing a social hour that followed, By Guests of honor at a Joint meeting of American Legion Post U3 and Auilliary Unit of Altamonte Springs Monday evening were Boys Stile Dele­ gate Robert "Butch" Baird of Forest City and County School Superintendent R. T. MUwee of Longwood. The combined meeting, held at the Legion Home on Prairie Lake and attendad by So mem­ bers and guests, was tille d to hear Baird report on his oxperiences at Boyi State in TtUabasaee last July. Ha stated that ha wai elect­ ed Postmaater G e n e r a l at Boyi State, which was attend­ ed by 543 boys from all over Florida. He ei pressed Us gratitude for having been apoosored by the Post and gtven the opportunity of participat­ ing in the event. Linton Cm, chairman of the Boys Stale Committee and Frink Stendle, assistant chair­ man, explained the program and praised young Baird. Mrs. Steudto, chairman of the Auxiliary'* Girla State Committee reported regretfully that Ulnaa* prevented Sandra Tennant, Girla State Delegate, from attending and presenting her report. Supt. MUwee commended the Post and Auxiliary for the wonderful program sponsored by the Legion and Auxiliary for tho youth of the nation. The Auxiliary met separately following the program with Mrs. Grace Ambacber presid­ ing. A check for IM> was given to the rehabilitation co-ehatrman, Mrs. Catherine Burkhardt to purchase Christmas gtfts for the three Veterans Hospitals In the state, Bay Pines, Lake City, and Coral Gabtoa. Refreshment! were served and a social hour followed. BUI Hemphill, head of Bill Hemphill Motors, will attend tha annual convention of the Florida Automobile Dealers Association at the Diplomat Hotel a t Holly woodlly-TheSea atartlng Sunday and con­ tinuing through Tuesday. Among those appearing at Uio convention will be Itoland S. Withers, general sales man­ ager of the lluick Motor Divls ion, General Motora Corp. He and Virgil K. Uoyd, vice pres­ ident and group executive, I)o mcsUe Automotive, Chrysler Corp., will give "keynote" addrvasea. George Williamson of Lake Walea la association president. HOYS STATE (IdcRate Hubert Iiniril of Forest City receives congratulation* of I,. L. Cox, Hoys State committee chairman, left, nntl Frank Steudle, assistant chairman, right, following his report at a Joint meeting of American [.egion Old Glory Post 183 of Altamonte Spring* uml the Auxiliary Unit, Monday night. By Jane Casselberry Members of tho South Semi­ nole Junior High School Eng­ lish Department, under the chairmanship of Harriet Juras, was to m e;l wilh W. II. DeSbaru, Director of Secondary Education lor Seminole Coun­ ty, today to go over the Eng­ lish Course of study for the school. The seventh, eljhth and ninth grade English teachers have been working for the past two years to provide a course of study acceptable to the slate for accreditation. They have put in many hours of their own time in addition to the regular department meeting every third Tuesday WASHINGTON (UP!) — James F. Byrnes, former sec­ retary of statu during the Truman administration, ho* endorsed Republican presi­ dential nominee Hurry M. Goldwnter, the GOP National Committee announced today. • (leaning A Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Mattress $145 0 BEDDING CO. I t 9 M agnolia A r t , S ta le r* 332-6311 DAVID WENTWORTH in order to correlate the pro­ gram. Fly Traps Set ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) —Federal and flat* argicultural workera fanned out nround the city Thursday set­ ting hundreds of fruit fly trnpa to determine the extent of an Oriental Fruit Ely In­ festation. Haywire Heater A defective oil heater at the A. S. Horton residence, 2lfl Palm Place, sent firemen on a run Wednesday at *7:01 p.m. There was no damage. MOVING? CALL FO O D FAIR '65 Comet completes 16,200-mile durability run from Cape Horn to Fairbanks, Alaska, in 40 days llvellar Cams! g ra n t sat* again why It s tha Wertd'a Oar*, billty Champlta. Uses titleream models la day-iad-night grind from the kattsm ta tha top ef the world. FAIRBANKS, Oct. 7! - Three Mercury Comets lodiy finished a run no car has ever attempted in so short a time—the rugj-d 16.200-nule gund Irom Capa Horn lo Fairbanks. t n route, day and night, the cars had no major repairs, |ust routine maintenance. That'l ample prool that 1965 Comets are powerful and tough, not just lively and beautiful. graduate of Seminole High School. N o Quorum SAT. O N L Y Prayer Call A Call to Prayer and Self Denial Week Program will be sponsored by the W.S.C.S. of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church Wednesday at ID a. m. Spiritual life secretary, Mr*, G. F. Messlrk, Is In charge and Rev. Delmas Copeland, pastor, will speak. The public ia invited to at tend. Shades tl Daytanal Conwt is famous lot dura­ bility. last yvat, specialty *qu<rped Comet, ran 100.000 miles at t’xtona in 40 days. predsctlsn-medsl Carnets aaad, just like showroom Comets. Want to tee the car thalmjdeit Irom Cape Horn to FairbankstVisit your Mercury dealer's. Check a 106b Comet Calienle, with smooth Multi-Drive Merc-OMatic. The only ddlerenco; the run cars had ■n evlra e?t tjnk, because service stations are frequently v <tar apjrf in South America In South America, Spring was near. Thaws flooded the roads. la Ikt 1964 State Fatm " KorU o f Tomorrow” Ctmunilont* YOU’LL BENEFIT from the taint Information he will ktlof back tehulnt to tha man* development* In Slot* farm'* oulUiUklint Anta^ Famtl* mol Home Froitelloa Fro/rami. They *111help him to itno you eten more effectively la tko yerno ahead. •ConvsnHoos mitt be held OCT. 26 . Jg, AT THE SHERATON PARK HOTEL WASHINGTON, U. C. *TATX FARM tNfUWAMCX COMWAWl* Heme o m u u Bloomington, lUlnola Pj-.luqj jnuunetJ go«J refinery Jt Artjl.n istj. no'thern Chi'e. Comets art ready far Immediate delivery. Me welting, If yve ardor yours aow. -jH e /ic m q Comet w o rld ’s d urability ch a m p io n Good d r roads exit rel-ef lor dri»«u alter tugged stretches. HUNT UNCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue ftee the " R i n g C rosby Show ” M on- . day Night, 9:30 PM, WFTV, Ch. 9. * ,*OOOCT w Kp tm d J ) WI<* COHrsny . u*ccu»tuiscuai QaUtOn 2 4 0 0 M M AVENUE OSCAR SMOKED VACUUM PACKED W SCS Sponsors HES GOING Irvlag L Fryer SP E C IA L • Breed New Inauletien where needed AI.SO: New Mattresses, Box Springs, Hollywood Odd Stiee and King Sire Beds Slade To Order at Factory I'riceal M O V I N G A N D S T O R A G E C O ., I N C . Fresh, high-quality e g g * F A 2 - 9 5,1(1 stand high in the frying pan "and do not flatten when brok U l l B •'* qef} • J » Jeff • • t S 0 4 C o le y Ave.'- •*S a n f o r d , F la cn from the shell. Casselberry Town Clerk Mary Hawthorne announced to­ day that she will be In her of­ fice In the Municipal Building Fridays 5:107:30 p. m and Saturdays from 10-12 a. m. (or KENNETH CiiHtavson, Hie convenience of thou- who »on of Mr. ami Mr*. K. cannot register to vote in the J. tiusUivmm, now of Dec. 7 municipal election dur­ Atlanta, (In., ami form­ ing the regular office hours. erly of Sanford, i* enOffices jp for election will rolli'd in tin; advanced be mayor, three scats on the program of the Air Board of Aldermen, marshall, Force Reserve Officer amt town clerk. To dale no one Training Corp* a t Flo­ has qualified for any of IIh' m; rida Slate University. Ilo i* cadet Civil Air pods. The registration bonks will I'nlrol inHtrui'tnr with close Friday, Nov. 27 at 5 a rank of cmlel captain, liustnvmm i* n 1%2 p. m. ST. LOUIS <UPI)—Form • r President Eisenhower to­ day canceled his speaking en­ gagement at a Republican vietnry dinner Saturday night out of respect to tha death •f former President Herbert Hoover. LO O K ! R E N O V A T IO N Dies In Dakota VICIOUSNESS of some people can be seen with thin mixed breed dog held by Jerry Thompson of the city’* dug pound. Someone had pulled a ruhlrer band around it* neck ami left it there. Of the course of time, the bund bit into the riog’A neck and caused »tich a painful wound it In believed the animal may have to be destroyed. ed to hia fnH tim e to the office. He promisee th a t ho would ad­ minister the tow honestly justly and wisely without p r * judlco or partiality and would work for anything th at would benefit tho city providing it would benefit ail the cititrnt and not Just a select group. IN N E R SP R IN G M A T T R E SS Mrs. Daumonn Word has bean received here of the death of Mrs. George Baumann in Aberdeen, S. D. Mrs. Baumann was the mother of Mrs. Marguerite Graham of .Sanford and Mrs. Harold Webb of Aberdeen, who lives in Sanford during the ulnli-r months. Mm . Graham has left for Aberdeen and will be ataying at the home of Mri. Webb, 1316 Southwest Main St. Funeral services will be held liter this week at the Huebel Funeral Home in Aberdeen. Be feela hla 25 years ex­ perience in edmtoUtrntlon and organization of personnel both in miliUry end civilian lifa well qualify him for the office of mayor. If elected he aUtea that ainca he has no business in­ terest he will not he obligat- Byrnes For Barry Registration Hours Listed Ike Cancels the point whew H need* ■ full-time mayor. He ia married, haa 10 chil­ dren and 29 grandchildren, and baa been a resident of Longwood for the past fire years as well as three years in tha 1920’s. Wentworth retired from the U. S. Air Force In 1957 after ■erring actively to both World Wars and the Korean War. He is a member of tha World War I Vets and tha American Legion. School Groups In Session Hemphill Going To Convention The Altamonte Springs Town Council meeting, sche­ duled for last night, was not held when a quorum was imt present. No new date has been set ns yet for the ses­ sion. First Candidate Files In Longwood Race For Mayor LIMIT-1 LB. W ITH A $7.50 OR MORE ORDER. GOOD SATURDAY OCTOBER 24th, OHIY. �~ _ •■ rTotB VrrtlB Rep. Herlong To Speak At Dedication Fri. Oct. 23, 'M—Page 5 Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Appleby Win Elections Mr*. ,1. Q. Galloway li the newly elected president of the Dorm* Clas of Central Bap­ tist Church. Also elected a t a recent meeting at the home of Mr*. Phyli* Nash, of palmetto Avenue, were: Mrs. J. S. Benton, vice president; Mrs. G. H. Hl(th, secretary; Mrs. H. L. Har­ mon. assistant secretary: Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson, teacher: Mr*. Edward Cameron, assistant teacher. Hi Chairmen: Sirs. John Rlv'ers, sunshine; H arriett Wil­ cox. stewardship: Georgia Colvin, fellowship: Alice Ow­ ens, prayer; Mabel Oshorn, *devotions; Alice A p p l e b y , publicity, and Violet Bass, social. Group c a p t a i n a : Clara Swaggerty, Lucy Oaks, Mary Pugh, Alma Richardson, Julia Whitehead and Gertie Mae Hartman, Mrs. Alice Appleby was —elected president of the Wom­ en’s iMsslonary Union of Cen­ tral Baptist Church a t a re­ cent meeting. Mrs. Charles Hayes was •presented with a WSIU presi(iont’a pen for her two years of service as president , Next meeting will be held 9:110 a. m. Nov, 6. Church Training Session Monday By Eranres eWster The fall district training meeting of the North Florida Presbytcrial will be held Mon­ day from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. at the Community Presbyterian Church In Lake Mary. All women, especially the U. P. W. officers, leaders, and chaimen are asked to attend. On Tuesday, at 8 p. m.. the Association will meet in the 'K ucational Building of the church. Special guest speaker*, who attended the Tri-annual Con­ vention held at Purdue and will report are Mrs. Catherine ’ Spare, Synodical President; ■Mrs. Mary Robert*. Vice Pres­ ident of North Florida Presby­ te r ia n ; and Mrs. William Sch-uler. World Service Chairman nt North Presbytery. OPEN HOUSE will be held Saturday and Sunday and nil next week by James (Joe) Davis, Dellary builder, to display this contemporary resi­ dence at 139 DeBnry Drive in DeBnry. (Herald Photo) Rev. Knight To Contemporary Florida Preach Sunday - Home Now On Display In observance of "Prayer ansi Bible Sunday and as part of the ‘‘Project America H" program, Rev. Durward H. Knight, pastor of the First Southern Methodist Church of Sanford, will preach Sunday night at the 7:30 p. m. service at the Sanford Woman’s Club on the topic, “A Free Nation Under God." Ministers all over the na­ tion plan to devote their ser­ mons to this topic in a move to bring to the attention of all responsible eitirens the necess­ ity of checking the trend to­ ward destroying all religious influence in the education of our youth. Rev. Knight will explain the Importance of the proposed Constitutional Amendment to protect the right of the Amer­ ican people to recognlre and give thinks to God. The public is invited to at­ tend this service. 105 Attend Youth Rally Approximately 105 members of the Pentecostal Conqueror* attended a sectional youth rail yhcld at the First Pente­ costal Church of Longwood Monday evening. Rev. Joe Upchurch, presi­ dent conducted the rally and Rev. Don Gallagher was guest speaker. The revival current­ ly being conducted by Rev. Gallagher at the Longwood church will continue at 7:30 each evening next week with special music by the choirs under the dirccton of Miss Sy­ bil Grant. A new cuntemporary PlorIda-style home will be the scene of an "open house" this weekend, Saturday and Sun­ day, and all through next week by Jam es (Joe) Davis, DeBary builder. Located on Lake of the Woods at 133 DeBary Dr., In DeBary, the residence features three bedrooms and W4 baths. It is located on a 75-by-3iw- Loyally Dinner To Be Sunday By Jane Casselberry Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry, C. R. Zehnder, pastor, will hold its annual Loyalty Dinner, Sunday, be­ ginning at 5:3o p. m. This celebration also marks the Fourth Anniversary of the organisation of Ascension Lu­ theran, which has enjoyed a steady growth ever since. Rev. Fred Loherg, Execu­ tive Secretary of Mission* for the Fliirida Georgia District of the Luthora.i Church, will de­ liver an Inspirational address. The financial secretary of the parish, K. Kareher. will acquaint the families of the congregation with the needs of the church for the coming year. All families of the parish are urged to attend. Mrs. G. Mager is in charge of the din­ ner and comic movie* will he shown to enlertain the child­ ren of the congregation attend­ ing. foot lakcfrord. tree shaded lot, and has a sodded lawn. There is a pine paneled Flor­ ida room, facing the lake, and a spacious living room. Plen­ tiful clo-et space is featured, along with awning windows, terra n o f l o o r s throughout, custom-built kitchen units, in­ cluding a wall oven, and elec­ tric ceil heal. The main bathroom has co­ ordinated fixtures, full tile and vinyl wallpaper, and a luxur­ ious vaniturium. The large untility room off the kitchen has a half hath and tile shower, with complete laundry facilities. Davis says this home is for sale or It can he duplicated on (lie lot of the builder's choice. It can be accomplished with conventional financing, with no closing costs. All construction is under the personal supervision of James (Joe) Davis, Local Skating Rink To Help Seminole UF Raise Money The fun and aport of roller­ Jacob S. Best, proprietor of skating is going to be put to the rink, in accordance with use in the 1964 Seminole Coun­ his practice of helping worthy ty United Fund drive at the causei, will open his rink at Melodee Skating Rink on lowered prices for four days. Two of these, Monday and 8p«ak«r a t tha dedication Onori Road. of the recently completed Farm Bureau office building on Hwy 17-92 Oct. 30 will be Rep. Syd Herlong. Farm Bureau Preafdrnt Joe Baker announced that Her­ long will officiate at the ded­ ication ceremonies at 5 p.m. and ipenk at the barbecue •upper which will be served immediately after the dedica­ tion. “We feel fortunate to have Mr. Herlong viait ua for thia occasion. He has long been a friend of the farmer since hla voting record places hli philosophy close to that of the Farm Bureau," Baker said. The new office building I* about five mllea south of Sanford, across the highway from the County Agricultural Center, (the former county home). The occasion will also aervo as the annual member­ ship meeting of the Bureau. MOOSE, SKATINO poodle at Melodee Rink gets Plans for the center were ready for United Fund days — Oct. *2tl, Oct. 27, Nov, 3 and Nov. 10. presented snd voted on at the annual meeting a year ago. WSCS To Meet Tuesday, will be headlining the Girl Scouts. Hours will be 4 to fl p in. Monday and Tues­ day 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Boy Scout Day will be on Nov. 3 and the U.S.O. will have its sponsoring skating fiesta on Nov. !l). Both of these will be afternoon events at the same hours. Tickets will be sold at 30 cents, with nest re- WANTED fur The Rev. Hubert J. Reason, pastor of St. Mary Magdatrn Catholic Church, Altamonte Springs, announced that an ad­ ditional mass will be celebrat­ ed each Sunday at 12:13 p. m. Other Sunday masses are at 7 a. in.. 8: U), a.m., 10 a. in., and 11 a. m. LEGION FAIR Week Nov. 2 • Nov, T INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS MUST REGISTER BY NOV, I 322-1314 322-2083 NEW SUPER QUIET ’65 FORDS At fill mile?* per hour, the loudest noise you hear is the electric clock ticking. Vmi'll find n nice neleclinn at Strickland-Morrison, Inc. IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD 322-1 DU SANFORD W. PARK 8U-8*t» Dorcas Class The Esther Circle of (he Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church W.S.CS will meet Wednesday at 1 p. m The porcas Sunday School at the home of Mrs James Class of First Baptist Church Johnson, 41(5 Overstreet, lamgSanford met Monday night at wood. the home of Mrs. J. M. Rhiner, II Missouri Avc, Revival The class president, Mrs. RRev. Kerne H. Wolff, of S. McDaniel, was in charge Wt-lnka, will conduct revival of the program and the devo­ services at 7:30 p. m. each tions were given by Mrs. W. O. day Sunday through Thursday Tanner. Refreshments in the Hallownt Osteen Methodist Church, according to the pastor, Rev. cen motif were served by the C. 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The United Fund will receive the balance. tn contributing hit facilities to the United Fund drive, B**t, a long-time Sanfordite, bag spared no effort in making his rink colorful and decorated with United Fund poster!. Mass Added n 29 ______ _____ _ a m. to It) p.m. S U N D A Y S : 12 Noon to 7 M*- �Seminoles Invade Winter Park For Tilt Tonight fto Sanford Given Slight Edge In Wildcat Game if tomfool** wfll P u t Wildcat* Ward FMd at • p.m. Winter Park baaat woo a UH this aaaara but put op a atlf! kettle lo tka flm IMS agaiaat laat wrak. n o tom bolas tied ft* Moral t r a m la a scarelaaa tilt la it Friday firing th a n a record o< two win*, two tiaa tad oo* loci, It laoka aa if Sanford will t o r e tka adfa r a ft* Wildcats, bat according to Coach Dick William* tka squad n a y not I* at full strength. William* "Baddy Burton h a n 't able to workout at full duo to a a injured lag r aaahrad la tha gam e last Fri­ day and it look* Ilka we'll be visaing B enia Barbour due to ft* flu. 'I k * boy* are ready for the game and their spirit* are high, but we know that Winter P ark e ra be tough became they played thro* good guar agaiaat Xdgewater laat V ersa Png* €—Fri. Oct. 23, ’64 Oviedo Facing Eldridge Leads In Yardage Heaviest Line From Clermont Lyman Halts sr it fto M OFF TO A GOOD BTART—Seldom do you ao* fapraaanUtlras of ao many nation* work in auch perfect accord aa tha athlataa are doing a t the sta rt of tha 100-meter Olympic run. U f t to right are Pender, of th e United States, The Bahamas* Robin­ son, Poland's ltanlak, Canada's Jerome, The Ivory Coast’s Korn, Cuba’s Figuarota, Germany's Schumann u d Bob Hayes, who won for th a United States. Jayvees Whip Trojans By 20-0 Tribe's Fourth Win Of Season; Stand 34-1-1 South Seminoles Lose By 7 -6 By Jim Baeckra Herald Sprats Writer St. Cloud'* JeyVeea edged South Bemlnol* Junior High School a t the Bt. Cloud field last night, 7-6, in what Coach Jim Clark peggad aa the South Semlnota’a "beat game of the year." "Our boya stayed with them ail the way,” Clark as­ serted, "aa they played an older, more experienced tram. We had no single hero; It was a team effort and I’m proud of our boya.** By David Higginbotham The Seminole High's Jayvees racked up a 20 to 0 victory Thursday night over the Baby Trojans of Evans High, Or­ lando. The win waa the Baby Coach Jim McCoy haa been Tribe's fourth of the season working ft* Ua* on offanae against a single loss to the aad dafaaaa moat of tha week Boone High Baby Braves. aad backfeg the aquad all tha Head Coach Ralph Slumpfs way. McCoy aaid, “We’re Ured crew now has a record of 34 of pla(iag th e n real good ball wins, one tie and one loss in game* and' not coming out on their p ait IS outings, ft* win aid* ao tonight we hope Terry Echols broke Sanford wo can ha*# a real good ball into the scoring ranks about game and com* out with a vie midway In the second period lory. W* worked hard (hie on a pais from Buddy Stumpf week, and long, trying to cor­ right over center that covered rect offenalva mistakes aa well IT yards. aa deftwivo miatakea and we The Baby Tribe*men made a feel ilk* we have improved spectacular 90-yard march picking up five first downs According to Head Coach with a final five yard crash MIAMI (UPI) — Indiana Jim Pifott the aquad ia look over the middle by lion Dud throws the beat offense tn ing forward to (he tilt with Icy for the second SI IS TD. the Parker* and the aquad I* Greg Shively was right on the tha Big Ten Friday night ready for a victory. mark and added the extra against wlnleaa but Improving Plgott aaid, "We know the point. The March waa started Miami In the Orange Bowl Wildcat* have alwaya been with a 46 yard punt return before an expected 40,000 tough gam* for ua and we've made by Truby Kinnard fol football fans. always had ene of our belter lowed by a IS yard run by The kickoff la at H:IS p.m. ball game* against them Echols and another Stumpf We're not looking for any pass to Greg Ganas for seven KST with Indiana favored by more tie ball game* and w* yards. eight points. hope to put this one on the bale In the third quarter The llooaiere have a big victory side when we get Stumpf connected again with three offensive punch in through with Winter Park to­ Ganas for .IS yards and an quarterback Rick Uadar, full night." other Sanford TD. Shively split the uprights giving the Baby back Tom Nowatxke and end Tribesmen a 20 to 0 lead stort­ Hill Mallnchak. Itadar leads ing Into to the fourth quarter. Rig Ten paiaera, Nowatike Coach John Colbert began substituting tn the fourth quar­ Is the conference's top runner ter to give some of the young and Mallnchak the No. 1 pass A point ayitem tournament er players experience for next catcher. waa held at the Mid Florida season. lluplng for an upset and Country Club Wednesday aft­ The Sanford defence allowed Its firit victory of the sea ernoon by the Senior Men's only 123 yards on the ground •on, Miami la expected to con­ Golf Association. and IT in the air while picking centrate on Indiana's out­ First prize went to John up 1T4 yards rushing ami DO standing weakness — pass Reams with A plus 10. Second yards in the air on nine at defenw. A* Hoosler publicity prise went to Ken Kiefer and tempts. man Tom Miller explained It, P at t.ary with A plus 4. Hurace Johnson led the aquad "we make run of the mitl In number of tackles with six pai.iera look like Sammy Certain small fish ere seen and Chuck i'igutt and Ganaa to swim directly Into the tied for second with five each Baugh." Sophomore quarterback Rob mouth* and thruugh tha gill Roy Dunn, Shively, Echols and openlnga of (urge fUh in the Mike Kimsey took the third Hlletnlkoff, better noted for giant Rectangular Oceanar­ step honors with four each. hla running, will be pitching ium tank at Marincland of Kelly Odgcn, Jimmy Williams for Miami. The Hurricanes Florida. Thasa imal) flih, Kinnard, Dudley, and Stumpf are In the beat physics! shape of the eeaaon, presenting for notably tha tiny neon gobies, each made three. awim virtually down tha other The Baby Seminoles picked the first time both of tha men flahea' throats to eat tha par­ up 10 first downs and were •lated to be their top threats asites and food particles that penalized 20 yards while the of the season, halfback Ruaa •tick to tha roof of tha big Orlando aquad picked up eight Smith and fullback Pete flahaa* mouth*. Banaszak. and was penalized 20 yards. William a aaid Thursday, of ft* Boon* affair, "We played a real good ball game but we didn't aeere and th e boy* aeem to t o real hungry to win thla SL Cloud waa ted by Char­ lie Ayeock aa he carried to the Seminole 17 in the flret period. Quarterback Grady Pat* passed to End Dick Ford for the TD. Aycock then ran tha bail for the extra p o in tone which proved the margin of victory. South Seminole dominated the play on the field but fail­ ed to crote the finish line due to fumblea or toeing the hall on down*. In the fourth atanxa, a fir- Indian Given Favorite Role In Miami Till Senior Golfers Stage Tourney ed-up South Seminole team intercepted a St. Cloud pats when 'Tackle Greg Damko leaped for It on the St. Cloud 45 and returned It to the 8 yard line. Halfbark Dennie G arrett carried to the G and Johnnie McDermott in the other halfback epot carried It over for the TD. McDermott tried to run for the extra point but was (top­ ped. S t Cloud tallied 120 yard* rushing to South Seminole's 135. The hoet team made SO yards in completing 2 out of 4 passes with one Intercep­ tion. South Seminole wee con tent with a ground attack and tried no paesci. St. Cloud had S flret down* to South Semlnola'a 7. The host team was penalised SO yards and the vialtora 20. Ronnie Skeen carried for 48 yards from the Seminole fullback spot; McDermott tallied 30 yards rushing and Garrett 29. “Ready To P lay” Says Graves Herald Sparta Writer A hulking waO of ity will fare the Oried* High School squad tonight a t John Courier Field when they play toad t* • ragged Clem ent 11 starting a t S pan. Clermont—with n team no henry they sheuld be carried In two buses—boasts s 11ns averaging 200 pound* per man aad the ahortert being n mere S feet tall. T h e invader’s defensive strategy is led by Dave Cat­ ling wh* stands 6 feet aad carries 230 pound*. Clem ent is n tricky wiag-T fern offense Ud by F at McDonald nt quarterback and Paul Mc­ Guire a t halfback. Oviedo enrriee n 4-0-1 record onto tha fk ld tonight having beaten ZephyrhtUe in the op­ ener, then Creaccnt City, tied Umatilla and beat Ocoee and Crystal River. To compare records Cler­ mont loot to U aatllU while Oviedo come up with a tie gam* 6-6. Tonight'* Oviedo lineup will atari Jim Courier, quarterbeck; Billy Mlkler and Bruce Dowlen, halfbacks; Ted Bellhorn, fullback; Ardle Arndt, enda; Harley Cox xnd Tim Colbert, tackles; Paul Lukai and Wayne Jacobs, guard*; and Charlie Beasley, cenUr. Apopka 11 By Jim B aechu Herald Sprats Writer Halfback Bob Eldridge, a take-charge guy far Lymaa’a Jayve* aquad, lugged the ball for 336 yards la 12 carrWs laat night to Uad his taam to a 21-0 victory over Apopka. Tha Lymaa invader* mad* (to hometown team adopt a total dafaratv* attitude as they •cored la an but the fourth quarter when Coach Dick Sil­ vers inserted hla second stringera. Even ft* second stringers offered a threat tn the fowth quarter when they carried the bell to the Apopka S-yard line aa the gams ended. Eldridge opened the Lyman lights on the first time the club had the ball hi the first stanza and scampered 68 yards for a TD. The score came la the first alx minutes of play. The kick failed. In the second quarter, Jim C h a m b e r s intercepted an Apopka pais and scurried to the Lyman 33. Bob Eldridge later ran 26 yards to score Ms second TD. Larry Baker faked a kick and ran for the extra point. Sanford Braves Aim Lyman Varsity For Trip To Palatka Gators Set For Tough 'Bama Seeks Victory Over DeLand 11 By United From Alabama say* star quarter­ back Joe Naniaft will be op­ erating at about three-fourth capacity in the crucial Florida game Saturday. Namath ia not completely healed from a knee Injury suf­ fered la tha North Carolina State contest two weeks ago. The Crimaon Tide rehearted its game plana Thursday and coach Bear Bryant comment­ ed, “ I think we know them pretty well." Florida wound up Ha secret iculoni Thuraday and coach Ray Graves aaid the Gators were "ready to play." Ono sour note in the Gators’ pre­ paredness Is fleet halfback Jack Harper, listed on the doubtful list with a twitted knee. Georgia coach Vince Dooley warned the Bulldogs again Thuraday that Kentucky has “a very explosive offense.” In addition, Dooley said, the Wildcats are "very fait and tough on defense too." Ken­ tucky takes Its full squad to Athens, Ga., with tha excep­ tion of Jim Komars, nursing a shoulder separation. Mississippi State reneentrsted on pass offense, goal lira offense and defense Thursday in closing out preparations for Houston. Mississippi held a kicking drill and reviewed offense and defensive strategy for the Van­ derbilt game. Tulane held l i g h t workout emphaiialng Georgia Tech formations. Tennessee brushed up its passing attack in hopes that sophomore Art Gstiff a can overwhelm Louisiana State Saturday. The Bengal* also worked on pairing. 'M ove' Contract Legal Snarl Delays Inked Years Ago? Braves Atlanta Bid MILWAUKEE (UPI) - A aouce close to Atlanta officials said M ay representatives of the Braves had signed s con­ tract to move to the Southern city more than a year ago. "You don’t think they would have started to build (hat sta­ dium tf things weren't sign­ ed, sealed and about to be de­ livered," b« asked. But, he was asked in turn, would such a contract be void because of a previously signed rental contract with Milwau­ kee counlyT " I’m no lawyer, but I sup­ pose so,” he answered. “ All I know is it didn't bother Mayor Ivan Allen or Arthur Mont­ gomery chairman of the At Unta Stadium Authority. Ity Gary Kale UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - Na­ tional League President War­ ren C. Giles and Milwaukee Braves officials were confi­ dent today the way soon will bo cleared for the club's trans­ fer to Atlanta. A decision by club owners on the shift had to be tabled Thursday because of a re ­ straining order issued by a Milwaukee court that prevent­ ed an Immediate vote of ap­ proval. The Braves, however, lost no time in establishing "rights" to territory ia Geor­ gia. They filed with baseball Commissioner Ford Frick'* of- Eldridge got the ball or aa Apopka kick and again dodged his tackkrs la running Tt yards for tto touchdown. At halftlm*, Eldridge had 136 yards rushing. la the third quarter Lyman recovered aa Apopka fumblo oa ft* host t s a a 's 33. Baker raa for 14 yards and tha touchdown. The kick for the extra point was no good. Baker Intercepted an Apop­ ka pass in the third quirtcr oa the Apopka 23-yard line and Mike Warren, Lyman fullback, dashed 77 yards for another six-pointer. Coach Dick Silver* noted after the game that "my boya are real happy. They did n fine Job." Lyman tallied 443 yards rushing with Eldrldga leading with 236. Warren got 31; Ba­ ker, 63, and Smith, three, for the first stringers. The second team play was led by Mike Lego rushing 34 yards from halfback and his counterpart, David Straughn, garnering IT yards. Lymaa baa one game to go— that against New Smyrna Beach next Wednesday night. By David Higginbotham Herald 8porta Writer The Sanford Junior High Bravei will travel to Tstitka Saturday night for Ibeir fifth contest of the season with the By Jim Batches tilt starting at 7:30 p. m. Herald Sport* Writer The Bravei now have a re­ The Lyman High School varcord of two wins, one tie, and ally travels to DeLand tonight one lois to the South Semi­ seeking its first win in the Or­ ange Belt Conference and fired nole Hurricanes. The Bravei have drilled up from its first win of the hard in preparing for Satur­ Mason laat week when the day's affair, but according to team whipped New Smyrna Head Coach Dan Pcllham the Beach, 20-12. •quad ia short on depth due Lyman brings a 1-3 record with it for tonight's eontezt to injuries and grades. Pellham said, "W e're missing and la using sophomores to a about eight boys due to injur great extent. lea and grades and this lack Leading the running attack will be Jack Blanton at quar­ in personnel may have ton bearing on the game. We’re terback, Phil Perrault, Paul Lambert and Larry Lott »har­ running second and third team ing the halfback aarigamenta. players In the first team posi­ Staring lineup fee Lyman tions which will have a de- will have Roonle Tools, cen ter; Ron Green* sod Chuck Wegner, guards; Dave Matli and Ivan R akyta, tackles; Larry Miller and Gene Win(ice a notice of intention to kleman, ends; Blanton, quart draft the Atlanta area from erback; Terry Toole, quarter­ back; Perrault and Lambert, the International League, "A temporary reatralnlng halfbacks. order inued by a Milwaukee court without notice to the Lakeview Player Bravci prohibits officials of (he team from vlilling Atlan­ Picked A s 'Best’ ta at this time," announced Jerry Daughtry, a senior Bravei General Manager John Mcilale after a three hour and halfback for Lakeview High School, Winter Garden, has five-minuto meeting. "However," Mcilale quickly been selected a a "Player ot added, "counsel for the Braves the Week" for hla work in the has been Instructed to pro­ game with Kissimmee Sept. ceed immediately to have lb* 23 and will be presented i "Sandler Trophy" tonight. restraining order lifted." Giles said ha anticipated an­ Jerry wee picked as a can other league meeting as soon didata for the award by all aa the order was lifted, which participating high a e b o o l coaches ia Orange and Sera he laid "should be soon. lnote Counties. In addition to the trophy, Jerry la now eligible for a 1300 scholarship, good at any school of hla choice, from Sandler Home* of Winter Park. The re­ cipient will be chosen at the winning the light heavyweight end of the current football aeaboxing medal. finite bearing oo the game." The two teams hare never met on the gridiron before and the Palatka squad has had leas tilts thin aeaton giving them the odds on injuries. Pelham plans to run a dif­ ferent offense this week instead of the single wing that proved effective against ft# Oviedo Lions last Saturday. According to Pellham the squad will run a double wing making them a greater threat in the scoring. The Braves will play this sama ball club against next week for the final tilt of the season and the annual Peanut Bowl game on Halloween night. The tilt thla week will give the coaches a chance to look over Palatka xnd be ready for the following game in the Peanut Bowl. Sonny Opens Final Training For Clay BOSTON (U PI) — Chal­ lenger Sonny Liaton began his final training for a re­ match with heavyweight title king Caul ua Clay today and ehoa* aa hla tune up ramp a well-known reto rt within right of a picturesque Cap* Cod. Clay, who prefers to bo known by his Black Muslim title of Muhammad All, (■ due In Boston next Tuesday and will conduct hla final three weska of training for the Nov. 16 Boeton Garden title fight in * city gymnasium. The bout haa been boycotted by the World Boxing Association WBA. Liston, who mst with ntwemen for more than an hour Thursday after Hying from hie home in Denver, will give hi* first public sparring ex­ hibition for newsmen and cam­ eramen on Monday at the pluah Whits Cliffs Hotel ia Plymouth, Liaton said his preparations before the rematch differed from his earlier fight work­ outs in that " I have better, much smarter, sparring pertn a n . No, they are smarter and thsy keep m* on my toes." U. S. Clinches Olympic Gold Medal Race With Reds ■y La* M. Fetereen UPI Sparta Editor TOKYO (U PI)—The United States clinched t h e race against Ruaila for the moat gold madaia In tha 1M4 Olym­ pic Games by whipping the SoAFL SETS CONTEST NEW YORK (UPI) - The fourth annual American Foot­ ball League all-iter game will be played In New Orleans' Su g ar Bowl stadium on Satur­ day, Jan. 16. FORMER PITCHER DIES BONHAM. Tex. (U PI) John Whitehead, who pitched for the Chicago White Sox in late 1930a. died here TueaJ at the age of 33. a vlrts In basketball Thuraday night, 73 38. That basketball triumph gave the U. S. Ita 33th gold medal of the games for an Insurmountable lead In total victories In all sports for the first time since the Soviets charged to the front at Mel­ bourne In 113*. American basketbiller*. nev­ er beaten lines the sport waa placed on the Olympic calen­ der in 1936, gave the U. S. its first gold medal of the day but that was enough to clinch the team race. It came at a point the So­ viets had only 28 gold medal* with five events remaining to­ night and Saturday. The Ruailana scored heavily In four sports and won the over all rare for total gold, iliver and bronae medals but failed to add enough gold awards In their strong sports— gymnastics and boxing — to take the lead to Unt category away from the U. S. Americana earlier had won 12 in men's track and field, nine in men's swimming, two in rowing, two in shooting, seven in woman's swimming and two in women’s track and Retd. The Russians led the Amer­ ican bmkrthallere at 1611 and 16-13 tn the first half but BUI Bradley of Princetoo, Luscious Jackson of Pan American Col­ lege and Joe Caldwell of Ari­ zona State rallied the Yanks with a point barrage and that was it. Jackion led tha scorers with 17 points and Caldwell had 14. Russia won in men'* volley­ ball sod saber team fencing during the daytime competi­ tion to cloit the gold medal gap hut Polish boxers upaat Russians in three weight elxaste early in fto evening and a Russian scored only on* gold medal In the first four gym­ nastics events. The veteran Boris Shakhlln of Russia proved he stiU was m u te r of the horizontal bar aad won that gold medal but by then Russia's gold medal cause waa hopeless. Coiimo Pinto of Italy dealt the Ruailana another blow by VALKAR1A DRAGWAY — PRESENTS — Th* Florida Super Stock Championship# Sponsored Bp "Th* Melbourne Joyce**" PREPARE FO R W IN T ER ! Sunday, Oct. 23th — Eliminations 2 fJ>. SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF £OLEMAN HEATING EQUIPMENT. M O O T Cash Prizes VENT PIPE A N D FITTINGS LOCATED » MILES SOUTH OF MELBOURNE, FLA. ON HIWAY U. S. 1 WALL SUPPLY GENERAL ADMISSION $2.00 CONTRIBUTION TO THE — MELBOURNE JAYCEES 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 “Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems" �t is } it -—i • — re a £ ^ — __ _ — 4 - * >?■> * •it* • s a fa ri V m lk F ri. Oct. 23, *64—Pag* 7 1 'M am ie' Opens Sunday — BAR A PACKAGE — r 'Lively Set' At Ritz Comedy At Plaza Deglamorize Abby Dalton? A rnsunucmWIUUMHOUFN M£BGUINNESSJACKHAWKINS m cBnooeoM TH e M vCRKM M I H A LLO W EEN PARTY! DARREN■TIFFIM MURE'SOMMERS •JIPfMEDREN SEANCONNW OPEN 12:15 iiiANl BASER•Mwniwu % SHOW'S AT “THE KEYNOTES” 1 :S0 3:03 5:10 7:13 8:33 EACH FRI. A SAT. NIGHT — I T IL II n c x M c o u r - . ^ o . l? j Plus At 9:20 Only ALfRfO HIICHCQCK S "V E R T IG O ” In Color Starring JAMES STEWART KIM NOVAK miw.noii' ? . ^ > v « X m a TAVERN George's COIL lltk * FRENCH — HWY. 1 7 1 3 -1 ANFORD By DeMJe Aastia for rtla ila g la the lounge with Under ike umbrella in the your favorite drinks. Indies dining mom at Jim Spencer's got a tre e tel dael on t Mo - oik Restaurant and C o c k t a i l them about I t They nr* opoa Lounge you will find a deli­ until 2 a. m. on Friday* and cious assortment of cbecics Saturday* too, don't target. • • • and cold meats with tasty crackers lo go with it while Om of ik t most convenient you a r t willing for your din­ spots In Use county tec shop­ ner. pers 1* Urn Trtdewind* Cafe­ Try Jim 's for lunch, too— teria in the Seminole Plata. it's the Ideal spot. And if you It'a so haody to store* and to are dieting, give that chefs the Cteama. Why not mako it salad a try—low on calories a big evening. A Uttte shop­ but so delicious. Thera ar* t n ping — dinner at the Tradety snacks in tha lounge, too, winds and then relax and en­ during the happy hour—both joy your aelf at a movie? hot and cold o m s — and all of them delicious. Ono of the foremost Friday • • • night speeialities In tha area If you haven’t been down is Use Plnecrest Inn's big alllo Freddie's Steak House in you-can-eat fish fry. Lot* of Fern Park recently, do plan Tolks make it their regular to go this weekend and enjoy Friday evening dinner and the atmosphere of the new keep on coming back for more. Gaslight Room. It is a delight Why don't you join them? All ful place to spend an evening those repeat customer* can't with icrcndei by George Sian be wrong. You'll be glad you IN BLAKE EDWARDS’ “ A Shot in the Dark," ski on the accordion. In the did. now showing nt the Seminole Plaza Cinema, lam plighter Lounge you’ll • • • through United Artists release, Peter Sellers have the pleasure of hearing Get out those costume* and plays a bumbling policeman. Elke Sommer stars Bert Wooten at the piano—all start getting ready for the big as the murdering maid in this Mirisch Corpora­ the ingredients for a lovely Halloween party at the Capri, evening. tion presentation in Color by Deluxe and PansTha importance of props in liam Allaml, had this to say: "One thing is rerloin,'' Saturday, October list. You • « • vision. making movies ia pointed up "Props In movies are often commented director Jack Ar­ don't have a costume? Then The cleverly captioned pic put your imagination to work graphically in Universal's called inanimate actors but lures on (he walls of the Car these sure a re n 't Some of nold, "I’ve got the fastestand see what you can com* up "The Lively Sst" which epena them go 400 miles an hour!" moving act of young stars in ibe are an entertainment in with for thla event. It'll be themselves when you drop in Sunday at the Rits Theatre. Sharing honors with the un­ Hollywood!" worth It because Manager there for lunch, dinner or Just Blake Edwards' "A Shot on to solve a seriea of mur­ The film continues through usual cars in “ The Lively Dom PatUtucci li going to in the Dark," starring Fetor ders of which th« prime sus­ Wednesday night. Set" are James Darren, Pam­ give aoma nice prises for the Seilers and Elke Sommer, is pect it a saucy, blonde A half-million dollars worth ela Tiffin, Doug McClure, best costumes, the best dress­ now playing i t the Seminole French maid, played by Elke of props were used in the Josnis Sommers, M a r i l y n ed and the best act that Is put P laia Cinema Theatre. The Sommer, whose o b v i o u s filming of "The Lively Set," Maxwell and Peter Mann. Ex­ on. Here's a chance for the Mirisch Corporation presenta­ charms distract and delight and without them there would cept for Miss Maxwell, all adults to do some trick or tion for United Artists re­ the indomitable inspector. The have been no picture. treating of their own. Music are relative newcomer* to the lease, is a free-wheeling murder chase leads through by the Keynotes, of course, Three of the 25 major au­ screen. comedy about a bumbling the Parisian mansion of a tomobiles appearing In the ro­ and don't tel the goblins get James Darren and Pamela you on the way to the Capri. French police inspector, a French millionaire, played by mantic drama — filmed in Tiffin starred previously In • • • beautiful blonds and • string Sanders, a nudist colony and color — with a racing car "For Those Who T h i n k a variety of Parisian night background are: A 150,000 Young"; Doug McClure ia of murders. You might think It la a lit tie premature to mention George Sanders and Her­ ■pots, dragster fashioned out of a still starring ns a regular in Thanksgiving already, when Herbert Lorn plays Sellers surplus J-47 jet engine; a Revue’s TV series, "The Vir­ bert Lorn are co-starred in we haven’t had Halloween yel the movie, which was filmed superior in the Surete, who JIM.DOO gas turbine made ginian"; singer Josnie Som­ —but Jean and Rocco Morslllo in Color by DeLuxe and Pan- is driven to madness by tie* available by the Chrysler Cor­ mers Is making her first pic­ of Jean's Spaghetti House in •vision on location in Eng­ unorthodox delecting methods poration; and a | 2.'0,000 land ture since the birth of her Orange City would like to re­ land and France. The film used by hia assistant. Tracy speed record car. Challenger baby daughter; and Peter mind you that they will serve was produced and directed by Heed, in a prominently feat I, owned by Internationally Mann recently completed his a complete turkey dinner on ured role, is the uninhibited Edwards from a screenplay famous race driver Mickey s e c o n d Hollywood movie, Thanksgiving Day, Fw^ the he wrote with William peter wife of the philandering mil Thompson, who also drives George Stevens' "The Great­ present this week until next Ilia tty based on the plays by lionnire. She recently wav and plays himself in the ex- est Story_ Ever Told."- I n — Thursday, the special Is LasHarry Kumitx and Marcel seen with Seilers In " Dr. -citing-ractU rv-picture.---------- ' which he portrays the Apos­ PAMELA TIFFIN, James Darren (center) and agna al Kurno. For candle­ -Aebanb—Multe" U liy Ifenfy Strangelove.** ~* The fllm’e producer, Wil­ tle Nathaniel. Doutc McCluru are enjoying a niyht club net in light dining, either for the fam­ Mancini. ily nr for parties and banquet. this scene from Universal’s "The Lively Set," In "A Shot in the Dark," Jean's ran't he heal, llcer romantic drama with a rucinK far background. Sellers portrays Inspector served on Sunday's, too. They star in the color film with Jennie Sommers Jacques ftouseau, continuin': • • • and Marilyn Maxwell, the comedy role he created Walch for a fine new res­ in "The Pink Panther," also taurant coming to Seminole a Blake Edwards Production County. It will he called "The for the Mirisch Corporation Windjammer" ami will be and United Artists. In the found at the former alte of the current film, he la catled upRikvha Inn in Fern Park. The new Windjammer will be un­ der the management of the well known Imperial House. By Dick Kleiner yesr, loo. She's gone through Can you guess the name of the H I U t - I N THEATR Hollywood forrenpondent a deglanioriring process, with cocktail lounge? It'a the Pir­ TONITF. A SAT. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Abhy, tb it's like trying ate's Den. Yo-ho-ho and a bot­ tle of rum! HOLLYWOOD — INEA) - shrink the Eiffel Tower. TRIPLE FEATUHE • • • Working with comedians is not "I made a mistake when the show started," she saya. "I'd all beer ami skittles. (A skit­ The Mar Lou Restaurant and ADMISSION been In uniform for three years Cocktail Lounge has added tle iv a itmrt skit). Aiiby Dalton, who plays Joey on Jackie Cooper's show. When for your entertainment a good CARLOAD Bishop's wife on bis television I got this part with Joey I orchestra and a pretty girl to show, reports on one problem went w ild-I got all sorts of sing to you. You can plan on No, 1 At 7:1.1 Only very glamorous dresses. It enjoying this every night ex­ "STARK TO —upstaging. THUNDER ROCK" ‘Comics aren't trained ac­ just wasn't right for the ahow. cept Sunday and Monday. And Barry Sullivan — Color "But when they told me they of course you can always enjoy tor*." Abby saya. "They are were going to drgtamorisc me, those delicious steaks and sea­ trained comics and comics are No. 2 At 9:10 Only at first 1 didn't like the ides. food that they serve. trained to be always on. .So "SURF PARTY" JAPANESE DAY was observed Tuesday by Mrs. Kathleen Lee's sixth ■ • • ItOIIHY VINTON they are aiweys upstaging you. Then I reallied they were jrrade class a t LonRWood Elementary School ns p»rt of their social right. "Joey doesn't have a mean You are always sure of a No. 3 At 10:50 Only studies. They nre shown seated on cushions ns they eat their "bird’s bom- in his body, so I know "It was funny when all warm welcome and cool drinks "THE WORLD OF nest" soup. he doesn't do it maliciously. these men, including Joey, sat in the air-conditioned lounge HENRY ORIENT" In Color Starring But it happens every lime." around discussing what I was at George's Tavern. Laura PETER SELLERS TODAY & SAT. Maybe Joey’e manipulations to wear. They didn't want Stephens and her staff guaran will capture some viewers' at­ slacks—Joey doesn't think they tee you quick smiling service OPEN 1:31 tention. but most men will con­ flatter girls, and anyhow, they ■ml offer ■ wide choice of your isaraanoam tinue to keep their eyes on Ab­ didn't want it lo look like we favorite drinks. There's a picSHOWS AT by. And there may be more were copying Mary Tyler age store too for your take COMING 2:00 and more ol them, because Moore, home choice. BUN. - MON. - TUBS. The Joey Bishop Show bat Im­ 3:00 proved considerably. TWIN I t e f d f l H M f l M U n i „ .I M a |l 9 « i i l 1:00 "We've finally found our HITCHCOCK groove," Abby aays. "We're SUSPENSE acting like real people this SAT. NITE OCT. M at — T il KILLERS year. You know. It's easy to PRIZES WILL BE C.IVEN FOR — fall in a trap on a television Nitely At T;00 A 11:11 POMAMCI AMO Ra ONO AM M T hCW B lOOOI show, and have the husband STARTS • THE BEST DRESSED and wife fight ail the time, like J A M E S P A M E L A O O U G JO A M f • THE FUNNIEST COSTUME SUNDAY the Dickersons. And that's • THE BEST ACT what we did for a while—we m a r n i e were caricatures. But now our COLOR Call 322-1251 For Reservations scripts are more realistic." (NO RESERVATIONS HELD AFTER 19 P.M.) Ahby has changed some this ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S - » Hints For Your Enjoyment! Alfred Hitchcock A triple horror ahow Frldsy I "Nightmare," "The Evil of Hollywood'l unshackled Icono­ and Saturday eoncludaa the Frnaheasfeln" and "The Vam clast. He says that la working week's billing. Shown will b e|p iro aad the BaUsrina." with actors he has preference for those who come to him un­ trained. The outspoken film maker, whose "H aroie'' opens Sunday at the Moricland Drive-In Theatre, has a convincing a r­ gument. "Beginners have an enor­ mous advantage over those with experience, for the most Obvious of res son*—they have nothing to unlearn." "M amie" stars Tlppi Hadran and Sean Connery and plays through Tuesday night at the Drive-In Theatre. 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FUN-FILLED ROMANTIC PARADISE AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE! C a p ii "WONDERS OF MIAMI BEACH" NARRATED UY GEORGE JESS EL IN COLOR E f t: TILL 2.00 E ftc W MUX, • > m . wU RESTAURANT ft COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2514 Park Dr. Sanford Phone 322-1251 M ills* k Bek Uaaceck Rwy. 1T-9J Bn. B uford y Ph. FA 2-5963 ■• �1 ■vfT'---- H» M id Ac* •—w. od ft jn Qrtcen Buptitt 9*nH Women Install Florida Nurses Report O n Convention ship and roll can, June Wil­ kins; p r o g r a m , Elisabeth Schultz; public relations, Eve­ lyn gandifor; nursing Is dis­ aster, Fiery* Gilbert; Amer­ ican Journal of Nursing, Erma Chick, and nominating, Ruth WsnJ. The Board of Directors Is composed of Grace Fisher, Ruth Ward, Erm a Chick and Also a special guest of the Evelyn Sandlfer. meeting was Ruth Mettinger, who baa retired after 30 years ol pubUe nursing. Both these ladies will be foatured in a later edition with some of their interesting background. New district officers for the 1M4-SS season are president Phyllis Arney; first vice pres­ ident, Margaret (P at) McCoy; second rice president, Elisa­ beth Schultz; secretary, Mil­ dred Neville, and treasurer, Mabel Piety. Committee chairmen a n by­ laws, Ruth Ward; legislation, CAMERA SHOP Grace Fisher; ways a n d 210 S. PARK AVE. means, Mabel Piety; member Mrs. Phytll*! a resume a l tha activities af porta, were Mr*. Mabel Piety, the recent State Caavuatiuu at Mra- Elisabeth Scholto, Miss w tsl Jacksonville. Delegates to f o s Ruth Ward aad Mr*. Fiery* G ilbert A eery special geest e l the meeting was Mist Isabel Mac­ Intyre, R.N., who U on a three month tour of the U. S. through an award she won from the World Health Organ- New Officers at the •osfoty s i the OsaUOad a t aa ta p m s iv e Ber­ ries a t thi BOOTS ARE ON THE MARCH again for fall and winter. Boot]no design! ahown h e n a n for rain, shine or ju s t plain fashion. Boot with a riding silhouette (upper left) has a little stack heel. It is waterproof and comes In either a soft matte finish o r crocodile pattern. Lining is pile. Black and white plaid (lower left) has nonslip rubber outsole and pile lining. Knee-high black and white houndstooth wool and n y o n check boot (right) has little shaped heel and bright red lightweight pile lining. The service epe e s! with a tones followed tor a prsyar by Mrs. Bva Wllllami. After tbs reading of scripture, Psalm *T:t, special m a te was effo n d by Mrs. Torn Lome*, Mrs. Guy Beall aed Mrs. Al­ bert Clark, accompanied by Mrs. H arry Oiteea. JUt . Chester PU ak, as i f staOiag officer, tastaOsd Mrs. Harry Osteen, president; Mrs. Xebert H bt, rice grssldout; Mrs. Dorn Stows U, secretary, treeserer sad pubhetty; Mrs. Cheater Plaak, procram chairm aa; Mrs. I . A. Peterson, mle­ sion study. Mrs. Albert Clark, prayer chalrmaa; Mrs. Albert Pell, community missions; Mrs. Mildred Tyson, steward­ ship; Mrs. Lavi Vaagttea, Children's Home, and Mrs. Eva W i l l i a m s , davotlonal chalrmaa. The meeting dosed with the benediction by Mrs. Albert Clark. Residents Party Celebrates Birthday » I ; I fa rU ■y Mrs, Clarceee Snyder I Rena Plank, Jay Osteen,[Tart Juris, Jsnet Riggs, Mika Jam es Pell, eoo ot Mr, and| Bobble Jo and U s Snyder, I Brooke, Delaney Carpenter, Glenda Whiddtn, Parker Wil­ M rs. Albert Pell, was seven son, Linds Higgs, Linda Pfelfyears eld Monday, and his auf, Steve Kolaff end Victor mother honored him with a Veino. birthday party. Also, Jimmy, Eugene, Wade Many lam es were played and Debbie P«U, Linda, Robin, and prises were won by Wade Karen tod Tamare Pell, Jo P ell aad Bobbie Jo Snyder. Anne, Rickey and Gary Pell. Birthday cake, lea cream and puneb ware eerved to the fol­ lowing children; Coffee To Honor Enlisted Wives Deltona “U” Adult Classes Of RVAH-5 Under Way By Mildred Haney The Adult Education d aisci at the Deltona *’U" are under way. The Spanish d a is on Monday afternoon which is taught by tha charming Mrs. Rose, la one of the moat pop­ ular. Tho good naturrd teasing and joking among the students In their efforts to master the pronunciation of the words and aenlcnccs of the Spanish les­ sons make this class a “fun" class as well as in instructive and Informstivo one. The Science class, which has been held on Tuesday even­ ings, will henceforth hold Its classes on Tuesday afternoons ot 4 Instead. We hope that this will Inspire a greater attend ance In this very Interesting subject. This class In Science and Psychology is taught by John Anderson ot the Daylona Beach College. JAMES PELL The C. C. Priests Honored With Joint Celebration Mr. end Mrs. C. C. Tried were honored recently at a Joint birthday celebration as 27 family members assembled at the Priest home to enjoy a program planned by Mrs. G. It. Sims. Mr. Priest was M years old on Sept. 21, and Mrs. Priest will observe her B7lh birthday on Oct. 28. It has been the custom of the family for a number of years to observe the birthdays together, since they arc about a month apart. Elisabeth and Louise Priest presented a delightful musical Osteen Personals By Mr*. Clarance Snyder Mr. and Mr*. Harold pell nnd children, Tamara, JoAnne, James, Kicky and Gary, recently spent the weekend with her brother and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Crews, and family of Yulcc. • • • W. C. Beckham of the Miami Corporation haj returned from a hunting trip In Georgia. Two of bia party bagged a deer. Dna was a six point and the other eight point. Beckham brought part of the venison to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Rutherford. Monday even­ ing, Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford, Berry, Dell and Donald Ruth­ erford, Mrs. Lucy Jones and Beckham enjoyed a venison dinner. of MeRmurne spent last week­ end with Mr. and Mra. Harold Pell. Crews is a brother of Mr*. Pell. * • • Mrs. Paul llrooko has re­ turned to her home after being patient Inthe Orange Me­ morial Hospital In Orlando. • • • Calling on Mrs. Eva Wil­ liams, Sunday afternoon, were her brother, Olaf Harper, and niece, Judy, of Apopka. Sunday e v e n i n g dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. liedditt were Rev. and Mrs Chester Plank and daughter, Rena, Mrs. Chester Plank Sr. and Sirs. Johnson. Rev. and Mrs. Chester Plank have u their guests from St. J . C. Carpenter, his mother Petersburg, his mother, Mrs and fstber, Mr. and Mrs. W. Chester Plank Sr., and i O. Carpenter, recently viillcd friend, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. C. E. Huggins In Plant City. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Crews The enlisted wives of RVAlf5 are cordially invited to a coffee given In their honor by the officers wives of the squad ton on Monday, Oct. » , at the NAS Ballroom from 7:30 to 0:30 In the evening. By Maryann Miles C. F . Field is in the Winter Park Hospital as a result of In Juries received in an accident tome time ago when he was struck by a truck in front of bis office in the Forest City Shopping Center. He is in treeand expects to be hotUsed for approximately two weeks. a / 1 By Mildred Haaey On Wednesday evening, res! dents of Deltona who were for­ merly from the state of Ohio, met at the Community Center and farmed an Ohio Club. A new chairman will be appoint ed each month, Mrs. Anns. Svec having the honor of being the chairman for the coming month. Tha 3d member* enjoyed Use games conducted by Chuck McCarthy, which proved to be good mixers. Zeral Mallard led the com­ munity singing In which every­ one lustily Joined. The evening's entertainment closed with refreshments be­ ing served. The regular monthly meet­ ings will be held the second Wednesday of each month, the next one falling on Nov. u and will be a covered dish dinner. FLORIDA NURSES ASSOCIATION, District 37, met recently a t the Health Canter, with the highlight of the meeting being reports from the delegates, who attended the state convention in Jacksonville, Seated are Mrs. Phyllis Amey, left, president and Mrs. Mildred Neville, secretary. Standing from left are delegates, Mrs. Mabel Piety, Mrs. Elizabeth Schultz, M1m Ruth Ward and Mrs. Florye Gilbert, Willing Workers Church Class Has Meeting FOR INFANTS A CHILDREN Toutl Had It at $aM aJti'A Downtown Hanford's Complete Department Btore •own* FM O V nt By Mrs. Frank White Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Guild of Eldorado Drive spent the summer in Gardner, Me., and are happy to be back in De­ Bary. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sailsbury of Azalea Driva returned from a summer spent in north­ east Pennsylvania at their cottage. They took a side trip to Buffalo with Mr. and Mrs. R. Kneeland of Grand* Vista while they were up north alio. The Salisbury* spent three weeks at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Ellis J r., In Toby Kasell Honor Guest On Trenton, N. J., and they visit­ ed the World's Fair In New York. They stopped in Flor­ ence, S. C., when they met the heavy rains from Isbell, en route home to DeBary, ar­ riving home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Haberland of Elmhurst, Ps., left for home after an eight-day visit with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Helper, of Luis Lane. The Haberlands visited St. Petersburg and their for­ mer minister from the North, Rev. and Mrs. F. Ross. S a r* y STATIO N ! Ll>nc*. Allure lor Hermaevi 2 .9 9 _ Ceutelm ilv- 4 t o eerie te Ntf* m »i» enitlortv i H BK 5£2 - t r r r t n t divf o / |~ MU. 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IJ-W Hanes tu rn DeBary Personals "for happy good nights" SLEEPWEAR BY /> J n ssr -r * Mr. and Mrs. Adam Muller program, including a duet and piano selection*. Tho three great grandchil­ dren, Mitchle, Franci and Unny Varn used three old school books, which the honBy Mrs. H i reace Hayder orees studied aa young stu­ The Willing Workers Sunday dents, and gave a clever reci­ School class of the Osteen Bap­ tation. The three old books were a "McGuffy Reader," tist Church met Monday even­ ing at the Educational Build­ Webster's Blue Back Speller nml an old fourth grade read­ ing of the church. Mra. llsn y Osteen opened tha meeting er printed in 18SO. The trio with devotion* assisted by J, concluded their akit with "May S. Peterson. The Good Lord Bleas and Mra. J, S. Peterson, presl Keep You." dent, presided at the buiinen C. P. Priest played the piano meeting. and led the family in group During the aoclal hour, Mr*. singing, and C. C. Priest Tom Lemon conducted a Bible closed with prayer. quiz. Refreshments were serv­ Mr. end Mr*. Prleit receiv­ ed by Mrs. J. J . Redditt to Mr. ed many lovely gifta, and de­ and Mrs. J. S. Peterson, M r licious refreshments of a dec­ and Mra. J . J. Redditt, Mrs. orated cake, punch and as­ Mildred Tyson, Mrs. Claude sorted cindles were served Tyson, Mrs, Lois Brooks, Mra from a lovely refreshment Guy Beall, Mra. Eva Williams table. Mrs. Harry Osteen and Rev Enjoying t h a celebration Cheater Plank. with the honor guests were C. P. Priest and Jimmy Carletoa, A U. Department of Agri­ Miami; Mr. and Mra. G. R. culture eurvey show* that a Sims, ML Dora; Mr. and Mrs. ■ •jo r reason most f a r m R. E. Kipp, Mr. and Mrs. Ed youtha are not going to college Varn and children, Mitchie, ia that they can't effort it Franci and Lenny, all of Or­ USDA surveyed 1M.0M high lando; Mrs. A. C. Brockman echool seniors and found 47 per and John Brockman, Pensa­ cent didn't intend to go on to cola, and Miss Patricia Brock­ college. About four of every man, Florida State University. 1« caM they didn't have the Also Mrs. R. D. Priest Jr., to<m*y to fluarv.«js forth** eduEau Gallia; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McPhesters, Ocala; Ro­ bert Kipp, Cocoa Beach; Mr. and Mrs. R. D, Priest and WIGS family, Sarah, Elisabeth, Dan­ iel. Louise and Emily, aad Mrs. Francaa Golacn, all of Sanford. Forest City Personals Of Deltona Form “Ohio Club” Wieboldt's © © q iQ J K ^ U O D ilC S ' QvsujA Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD fiinsxM A i LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT PHONE 322-: �* * * * * Y!rr V n fc rl * Frl. O ct. 28, *84—Pa*o 9 V frall ' f ir* /r* (DsuaJt O bby : Buy Cloth; Have Suit M ade I f J e n y Sheehaa K tw iH H f Enterprise A m . NEW YORK — (NEA) — H m n t n easier ways to buy • ault than tha cna advocated by Ban Solomon, but thara t n faw mora satisfying. HI* auKiaatlon: buy your •w a cloth and taka It to a tailor. Sound* extravagant, but it naad not b*. Solomon baa been in tha cloth bii for about 40 year*. Hia euitomera ran re from Nikita Khrushchev to Dean Rule, from Jerry Lewis to Trank Sinatra. Hla fabrics— mostly 100 par cent wool — ran re in price from 110 to more than 9100 a yard. A* prealdent of Herbert Glsdson Ltd., ho operate* shopa in Chicago and Los Angela* u wail as his ham* bo**, New York. Ha ia the largest Im­ porter of British wool suiting cloth, which appears in 2.000 tailor shops. So much for cradentials. If you Just want a "suit" auit, something to gat by, you arc batter off with something ■off tha rack" In your local department or men’s store, according to Solomon. If you want something a littla bettar, you ran actually nave money by having it made to measure (not to be confused with a eustom-made suit which requires many fittings and up to 9100 per garment). A good worsted woo] cloth can be selected for about 919 DEAR TEMPTED: Why DEAR ABBY: How d« yen feel about a woman den t you ask his wife (and "keep your distance” when who Is married and a mother returning to high school to you do)? e e • complete her education? I DEAR ABBY: I am an understand In sons states 11-year-old girl and I love it la allowad if ah* la under to draw. Especially bones. 19. A IS-year-old mothor My piano teacher is a very (shotgunned) wants to re­ , good artist and that ta turn. Th* other girl* will what 1 want to be. If 1 undoubtedly accept h ir and have U good piano lsison my teacher teachss me how make a fuss over her and, by no doing, will appear to ta draw he race and I Ilka that a lot better than approve of her past be­ playing the piano. 1 asked havior. She, in turn, can my father if 1 could quit instruct them wall in mar­ ried Ilfs. 1 feel for the girl, piano and taka drawing les­ but 1 also feel for the good sons Instead, and he looked a t m t like 1 wa* craxy or girls who have been raised something. I can spend with high moral standards. hours drawing, and nover I think If such a girl wants to complete her education l« i tired, but when t prac­ tice the piano for halt an she should go to a school hour 1 am worn out. How outside her district. What can 1 get my father to let do you think? UPSET IN PENNA. mo quit piano and taka drawing? LOVES TO DRAW DEAR UPSET: If the giri l» totally entitled to return to school In the dis­ D E A R L O V E S TO DRAW: Stick with your trict of hsr residsnee, that's that. As for the commotion piano lessons and draw on th* side. If you have a reel she might cause, that would talent for art, perhaps your depend on her behavior and piano teacher will speak to that of the other girls. The school authorities are cap­ your fathor In your behalf. able of Judging fairly. Give But first talk it over with your Wachor. HE managed the girl a chance. s e e to become a pretty good musician and draw for fun, DEAR ABBY: Is It okay didn't ho? to go out with a married A ritaal with • | m | fabrte l a w h th* dtocktof af every • • e inch «f mw Ij arrived halts. Bara, Baa Salima^ sarrtya a marrird man if you ktep your distancs? DEAR ABBY: Wo are rich f)«a plaid, Jaat *• to* bari fn « EafUMTEMPTED at tha and of our rope, so per yard that will satisfy the most determined male. A auit will need from 3 to 3H yards at materia], a sports jacket takes about 2. Hun­ dreds of colors and wearea are available. Then cornea the tailor. If yon buy from a fabric bouse, the salesmen probably can supply you with th* name* of tnllora and thsir usual fees. (Solomon has a list of 400 in New York nlone). But moat fabrics can bo selected from awatch booka a t tha tailor shops. Tha needlework starts at about 915 for an uncompli­ cated auit. You can spend lota mo r*—but you con on anything. If you add It up you have spent less than 9100 for your made-to-measure suit. And you havs th* satisfaction of saying, "Tbs fabric? 1 picked it out myself." jfacoby For Future Sale Use your head rather than your pocketbook when plan* ning to build a new home, a Chicago businessman advisea. Gene Dreyfus comes from a family of home builder* snd estimates he hss been in on the building of mora than 6,300 homes. Tsking the quirks of a married couple Into account, he suggests certain tricks of the trsde to future homo builder* to help them get a home they can enjoy but with good resal* value. Three years ago h* started s home planning service. Th* aim: to get the contractor and the potrntinl home own­ er together. He provides, among other things, sugges­ tions to th* builders on ma­ terials to use for homes of varying pries levels. Tha consumer can draw on the resources of 15 designers to select color schemes, fabrics, tiles and such for tha new hom*. This eliminate! con­ fusing trips to subcontract­ ors. A ons-pnge form lists 13t essentials for tha home and an sight-page “bible" for the builder lists specification* and standards of materials and equipment. Such a service comas a t a time when the coniumsr is more sophisticated a b o u t what he wanta in the way of s horns snd Its furnishings, Dreyfus says. But he still needs guidance. For example Dreyfus says, t ranch-style house doesn't offer the most space fur thu money and a two-story hous> should be designed fur ex­ pansion. Proper eo-ordinatlon of roofing and siding ran add to resale value by mak­ ing the house look architect­ urally better than ita design. He also paints out the vatue of trend information for tha nsw hema builder to con­ sider. For example, th* pan­ try is making a comeback snd glamorous baths snd bedrooms built as suites are gaining Importance. Ha also recommends designing of closets to g st maximum use of space top and bottom. Built-in furniture is another home trend t# consider when planning a nsw house. A fault of many new homes that planning ran eliminate without too much extra cost, he says, is soning or creating the proper traf­ fic pattern of rooms. For example, an attractive brick house has been on the market fur nearly two yean while neighboring homes for sals were snapped up. The reason: guests practically walk into the bathroom when they enter th* house or go from living room to kitchen. The design was an economi­ cal one but isn't paying in tha long run. Record Shop Embraces Sergio Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK (NEA) — It didn't take long for th* American public to discover and embracs singer Sergio French!. Neither did it take Italian Franchl long to em­ brace tha United Stats*. On September 1, he became the proud possessor of the first papers necessary in th* steps towards Amiriean d tistnshlp. "1 havs bean out of Italy for 14 years, not counting visits back there,” he said. ■But, until now, I have never wanted to change my Italian eitiisnship." Presently Sergio, hia wife and their two children are settling down in an apart­ ment in New York near Cen­ tral Park. “Our furniture is due," and ho looked a t his watch, “ right this minute." Franchl, whose latest RCA Victor album is "The Excit­ ing Voice of 8ergio Franchl." is so busy with club dates, television appearances and record sessions, that he has very little tint* fur leisure pursuits. But when he has time, he pursue* his activities with the same fervor he brings to every song he sin its. His conversation Indicate* that hs regards cooking and skin-diving as favorites. “ 1 do a lot of cooking. I cook aerambled eggs that are da.licieui. I cook a tomato saucs By Abigoil Von Buran first; It tskea two hours to simmer it. Then ths eggs go in. I also do a fine Veal Mi­ lanas*. 1 like to know how to cook everything. You never know when it come* in han­ dy." he said. A* an experienced scuba diver, Franchi knows the wa­ ters of the world so well he can one-up anyone with re­ marks Ilka "Th* Red Sea is a paradis* for diving." Now that Sergio has set­ tled into a horn* in New York, h* thinks that mnyb* a rule in a Broadway show would be a pleasant experi­ ence. "I would do a straight play, If there is a role that needs my kind of sreent. But if I do a musical, thsr* better bo good songs In it. Thera la so much to tay with a song. When you havs a beautiful phrase to say, and you add music to say it, how much more beautiful it become*. •What kind of fool am I ! ' is s beautiful phrase, but when you sing It—you get goovs pimples." Atbum of the week—Walt Disney's "Mary Popplnx" (Buena Vista) is a "superrsli* fragilisticsipiallitorlout” lis­ tening experience. Julie An­ drew* with her clear, lovely voice, and Dick Van Dyke, with a Cockney accent, have some liltinr tunes to sing. "Chim Chim Cherso," “Fssd ths Birds" snd “ Stay Awake" are standout*. And so is “ I I.ov* to Laugh,” with Ed Wynn giggling his w a y through the song, with hstp from (hee-heet Julie and (haha-ha I Dick (ho-ho-ho-ho). Vocal—easy albums—'''Belafonte—Ballads. Blues anl Roasters” (RCA Victor); "Buddy Greco—On Stage!” (Epic); Nancy Wilson's "How Glad I Am” (Capitol ) | “ A World Without lotvs" (Capi­ tol) featuring English lads, Peter and Gordon; Johnny Rivers’ “ Go. Johnny, Go" (United Artists). Instrumentals — "Lilith" (Colpix l, the original ttovla soundtrack with muxie by Kenyon Hopkins; “ Nothing But th* Best" (Colpix), an amusing scurs for the British movie, composed by Ron Grainsr; "Broadway March­ es" (Mercury), with the Fen­ nell Symphonic Winds play* ing everything from ‘Thera fs Nothing Like a Dams” to “78 Trombonss." Single-oh’s — " D a n i s i Boone" (F e u Parker, RCA Victor), “Click Go T h a Shears," sn amusing, catchy novelty (Rntf Harris, Epic), “ I'm Crying" (Th* Animals, MGM). “I Wake Up Crying(Ray Charles, ABC Para­ mount), “ Mr. Broadway" (Dave Brubeek. Columbia), “ Ain’t Nobody Here But Ua Chickens” (Louis Jordan, Tangerine) and "Hello, Dol­ ly I” (Ths Arthur Lyman Group, HiFi). is On Newspaper EuterprU* Ae*n. South's on* sped* rehid was correct even though hie hand also met th* require­ ment! for a one no-trump re­ hid. It is always best to show a auit at ths one level when you can do so, Subeequcnt bidding was ra ­ ther automatic and the final contract of three no-trump wae correct. Unfortunately for North and South, declarer did not bother to count to nine trick* and managed to get himself set. Hs won the opening heart lead with the king. Tills was a poor false curd, because East was hound to know that South, not West, held tha queen. South led th* tan af, dia- please print this and da a North Folt. Ha Urea 9a m lot of peoplo a big favor. aerosol can. On# push at the trend further by Ant spray­ Editor Wo have a neighbor who Newspaper Fate i prise Asm . button on top releases him and ing synthetic leather, that ma­ Uvea alona except for her ha will spray a textured pat­ king tt into a auit, capo, vaat two dogs and ws don't know From coats to Je**l*Ti fa­ tern of reptile oa shoes, bags, or h a t how many cats. Her house shion haa a "coma • slither” belts or Jackets. Th* pattern Wa can be skinned from stinks, her furniture is fil­ look this fall. It's tha year of won’t wilt in the rain or scuff head to toe without putting • thy, snd there ia cat hair the reptile: alligators; croco­ or wear off. And It out-fashiona bole ia th* bud p e t all over th* place. She com­ diles, Itiards sod snakes have the real McCoy by coming in Of course, thie ayntbatia plains that htb friends don't left the Jungle to coma to 12 colon. reptile wiO never have ths want to visit hsr any more. town. When first applied, tt ap­ beauty of tha genuine article. She has always been a very The trouble with these beau­ pears as a solid color, but But it Is an attractive substlnice person and we don't ties Is that they are dear UtUe don't get nervous. As It dies, lue. Lika faka fur, it must want to hurt her, but we things — they cost a heap at the pattern appears and la be worn with a flair rather Just can’t go into that wampum. completely finished ha 10 min­ than an apology. So apray now house. Aliby. The odor is And so the style - conscious utes. You can use the spray and plan alligator lattr. unbelievable. Even bar rela­ working girl with an average on leather, suede, fabric or tives don't visit hsr any salary may have to forego straw. Please send your fashion mora. If you print this, she tha genuine article. But she Old shoes and purses get a problems to Helen Henneasy tn might see it snd take tho can nonetheless Indulge in rep­ new lease on life. Last year's care of The Sanford Herald. hint. black pumps and bags, for ex­ While she eannot answer each tile mania. FRIENDS BUT There's on* little reptile on ample, can be sprayed with letter personally, litters of NOT VISITORS the m arket which doesn’t brown reptile for an up-to-the- general interest will bo an­ swered in this column. DEAR FRIENDS: Tho know tho Jungle from the minute look. poor soul needs mure than a "hint," ah* needs profes­ sions! help. Call one of her W u-iLf, -, *4X1 < relatives and ask them to look in on hsr. If this doesn't bring results, your county Board of Health should he notified. • • • Problems? Write to ABBY, Box 49*00, I.o* Ang­ By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence pleasant when they mansg* example of what I mean. Be­ eles, Calif. For a personal Newspaper Eeterpria* Assn. to do it. When they don’t, wa cause that son teams unwill­ reply, enclose a stamped, DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: a rt sntitlsd to feel tom s dis­ ing to equal his father’s acself-sddre*sed envelop*. coinpiishmsnts, those accom­ • • • My husband ia a successful appointment. But ws are not plishments have ceased to ax­ Hate to writ* letters? physician as ware his fsthsr entitled to f««l such disap- ial for tits father, AU is lost Ssnd on* dollar to Ahby, and his grand fsthsr. Until polntment that our own suc­ —respect for th* struggle* Box 49700, Los Angels*, recently we had svery con- cesses shrink to nothing they represent, for tha grati­ Calif., for Ahhy'a booklet, fidencs that our son would merely because a child refus­ tude they have earned—all "HOW TO WRITE LET­ enter medical school two es to add hit to them. That lost because th* child doesa’I TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ years from now. But last It greediness. And its true choose to duplicate them. SIONS" month hs Informed us that name must be named if wo Shams on him. hs not unly lacked Intsrest a n to recognise ths cause I am not going on about in medicine but was leaving of our sufferings. (he excellent probability that college to be “on his own." It is the American parent’s your ton will return* bis ed­ He left horns and Is working peculiar hell that hs la un­ ucation if you two young on a farm in th* West. Th* able to remember th at h* is peopla can refrigerate th* ilUappoIntment haa so aged not hi* child. In this country greediness of your ambition his father that ail hit heart where everybody muet b« long enough to give him ta trick on* had shown East has gone out of his work. equal, regardless of age, of discover that ha nssda i t that there was no future In ANSWER: lie is suffering native capacity, of psychol­ Because his success is not the heart suit. from greediness. I do not us* ogical readiness, It I* W o n t­ the point hero. Th* point la South’s Jack of spadss lost that word to offend your ing Increasingly difficult for his father's refusal to value to West's ace. Spades were husband but to defins ths parents to remernW that hla own, to content himself continued, and eventually th* enemy which i* destroying mtr identities and accomplish­ with it, to feel pride In It defense cashed three spades hit respect for th* useful and ment* pus«e»s an Importance nnd thank whatever gods may and two diamonds. successful work hs himself that Is Independent of our be that he has been privileg­ Had South taken tlm* at hss accomplished. children’s. ed to use the Ilf* for which trick two tn ask himself, It la natural far us to want Yntir hnxhand’s response t* he atone It responsible to "Ifow can 1 surely make this children tn do welt. It It hi* son’s decision Is a perfectgood effect. hand?” he Would have gone up with dummy'* queen of diamond*. East would prob­ ably win with the ace and lead a spade. In that case, South would be sure of on* spade, one diamond, three hearts, ami four clubs. If any other line of defense wer* adopted South would simply keep after the dia­ By Susan Light Instead of cavalierly telling ers In spite of good teaching. monds snd eventually make tho mother that all is well Newspaper Enterprise Assn. The "look-say" aystem as at least two diamond tricks. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: I am with her child's schooling, I tho sole method of teaching suggest you advise her to get appalled at your reply to the in touch with the Reading Re­ resiling has been dying for a molher whose fifth-gride son form Foundation (34 West 44lh good many years, This year'* tent homo a weirdly misspell St., New York. 34, N.Y.) so crop of seniora In our local td letier from rainp. The spel­ they can tell her where her high school, for example, ling situation among our youth son can find tbs help he so learned to read 11 years ago la unbelievably serious, snd obviously needs. — Spellbound with a combination of phonics our schools are unquestionably Reader snc*. and sight reading. Generosity is s quality in to blame. Employers are des­ Answer: First, let's see Personally, I’m glad that a husband on which women perate for secretaries who can where wre agree. I believe that the pendulum haa awung back sometime* put too high a sprl) drrcntly and havo a rea­ (1) spelling Is important; (3) toward the phonetic method of value. Th* husband who nsv- sonable knowledge of gram­ secretaries who can spell a rt teaching, but t believe the invaluable; (3) the "look-say" "look say" aystem and other «r puts any curb on hi* wife’s mar. Th* basic causo of a great system of reading Is not par­ methods still havo their placo spending may he doing her a real injustice if by indulging : deal of this situation arises ticularly conducive to good tn an elementary reading pro­ gram. Some children respond hsr today he fails to provide 1from the way readlnf has spelling. hern taught in must American But, schools are NOT "un- to one method, others, to an­ for their future. Reel concern about money schools for the past 30 years. quontlonably to blam e" for other. doesn't always stem from It ia the so-called "look-say” poor spelling. Having obser­ Please send your school pro­ stinginess. Your husband may system. Children are expected ved, substituted, and taught in simply be t ry in g to protect to learn a whole word at a a iminlmr of schools durlsg the blems to Susan Light in care hla family should he ever he time. Some children can get last 13 yean , I know from of The Sanford Herald. While temporarily unemployed or well into high school wiihout experience that schools do the cannot answer each letter have to meat ths expense of ever having learned the alpha­ stress good spelling and pro personally, letters of general bet. Consequently, they cannot per use of the dictionary. Interest will be answered in s long Illness. use a dictionary. Some children are poor spell­ this column. He's No Chip Off The Old Block By Oswald Jacoby *■ VAI I , ♦ 1CQI 41 + KJIT BARF A A 10 7 4 ARMS V J 1099 V(M • •S 3 • AJ 7 A10S A 9 43 ■ ora a>) AQJSS VKQI A 109 A AQtl Both vulnerable Neetifc M IA Pas* t # Pass IA P*ag„3 * Pam SN.T. Pass Pass Opening lead—R J mends a t trick two and 1st it ride. East non with thu Jack ami led th* deuce of spade*. South's false card at W s J h s W om an: Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Don't he too quick to dub your husband “ stingy" If he complains about household expenses. He may be Just try­ ing to save money for a rainy day. Bcfor* you arcus* him of being a miser, give some thought to how he manages hla own money. If ha spend* money freely on himself nr wastes it in other way* while begrudging you everything he ha* to give you for running th* house, then he is stingy But If he I* trying to build Fake Snake Lives In Can up a little security for th* family with the money he holds on to, then It's a dif­ ferent matter. 1'robably all that is needed is for you to sympathise with hla aims and let him know you want to try to help. Possibly he isn't awars of th* high cost of living. Ones you have convinced him of that you ran probably •Iso educate him a bit about the cost of running a home. Take him marketing with you. He may still grumble about the cost, but h* won't blame it on your extravag- I The Spelling Problem By Ruth Millett The Doctor Says: Is Nicotine Habit - Forming? Hints From Old Homemaker By Wsyw* G. Rrsadstadt M. D. Newspaper Enterprise Asia. Can cigarettes, pep pills, tranqullirers ami sleeping pills be physically hsblt-formlng Ilk* opium and cocaine? Some medical authorities fear they may be. in spito of some dxssenting opinions, there Is some evi­ dence that nicotine la habitforming. For example, it has been shown that small doses of nicotine injected into the blood of a smoker deprived of hi* tobacco relieved hla crav­ ing for a amoke. If amoking la not Just a psychological habit, but a drug addiction, this would explain why so many amokera find It hard to give it up. Recently, two Public Health Health Service doctor* made a survey to determine the ex­ tent of drug abuse snd addic­ tion among patients of Boston City llospttaL They defined abuse as th* daily use of a drug (ur one month or longer when there was no medical reason for taking It. As was to be expected, all of ths ad­ dicts found wer* users of opi­ um drrivatlvst. but in addi­ tion there was almost sn equal number of drug abutcre. These persons were tsking: (I) sleeping pills, such as glutclhjmide (I foridem, bromi­ des. rthchforvynoi (Pladdyl) and various barbiturates; (2) pain killers, such as msperldine (Demerol) and propoxy­ phene (Darvon); (3)) tran­ quil iccrs. such as meproba­ mate and chlordiau'poxidc (Librium); (4) several kinds of pep pills; (3) an inhaler (Valo). This is not a complete list­ ing of habit • forming drugs. Their use U now felt to be much greater t h a n w a s thought. Anyone who takas these drugs regularly for one month It very likely to devel­ op S dependency that cannot be readily shaken off. Q—Can vitamin H12 be ab­ sorbed by the body when tskrn by mouth, or doc* R have to be given by injection? Does this vitamin stimulate the appetite? A—All vitamin* are readily absorbed when taken by mou­ th. but alcohol destroya vita­ mins of the B complex. If for this or any other reason a se­ vere vitamin B deficiency ex­ ists or if a peraoo hss perni­ cious anemia, the vitamin is given by injection to Insure prompter action. Muscular cuts (red meat) ara a rich source of vitamin B-12. The vitamins of the B complex do stimulate the appetite to a limited degree. By Folly Cramer or eookie sheet handy. The container and trailing plants Newspaper Enterprise Ass*. bag collecta household litter or vines around the rims of the DEAR POLLY - The hinU and the tray colli-ct* Items to other tiers and have an un­ lie returned to other rooms. usual planter that will bold are all wonderful. I would like Put small "dust catchers" many plants and still take lit­ to remind brides and ail nsw (knickknacks) in a sieve or tle shelf or table space—Mrs. homemakers of some of the collander for washing. Use A. W. B. things we older ones do from sudsy water, rinse and let dry GIRLS — This seems like a habit. on a paper towel. This is the wonderful Idea for repotting A pan of hot water In the easiest way I now for "dust all those plants that will have eink soaki “almost clean” catchers" tre Just that. — ES­ to come lnslds or else die those baking dishes which ac­ THER when the cold weather cornel. cumulate so rapidly. DEAR POLLY — I do hope AU sorts of Interesting a r­ First rinse in cold water my hint brings Joy to plant rangements could be made those dishes In which flour and flower lover*. An elderly and many plants accommodat­ and water have been mixed. friend told me how lo make on ed In one pyramid. Think I Wash a food grinder Imme­ unusual planter using three or will try this idea for railing diately after using and dry four graduated mixing bowls, herbs indoors thks winter. — in a warm oven. U left for any pall* or clay flower pots. Fill POLLY length of time U U harder to the containers with dirt to clean. within an Inch and a quarter Share your favorite home* Du rinse or soak, after us­ of the tops. Pyramid tha bowls making ideas . . . send them ing, such hard-to-wssh items or pots with the largest on to Potty Us car* of Tha San­ as egg belters, sieves and po­ the bottom sad the smallest ford Herald, You'U receive a tato mashers. on* on th* top, pushing etch bright, mw ailrer dollar U When cleaning a room, have one (irmly into the dirt below. Polly uses your idea to F oul's * lu g e paper bag and a tray Put a bushy plant la the top Pointers. �€ Legal Notice * » ____________ m w n rra i m t t u eyi r w Aim n c m . m iC K T N . T U B MUTUAL L I F X ANCR YORK. VO. 1. A COMPART OF in T in t c w u rrr it m f i C trST , n t AND FOE BENI. NULB COCNTT. FLORIDA. SorriCR o r FILINO FETtTIOR FOR FINAL DISCHARGE c m . THE MONROE COUNTT 1AY- IN REt EBTATB OF 1ROB BANK, a aorporation, J O S E P H I N E DIXON, IN IU R - NEW Ftelatlff, D E R R I C K . « t El D efo n d an t* . M EM Logoi NoHct Legal Netfee |P a g e 1 0 — mr K I T IE I ASM n u c t M t u V» « U A. D E R R I C K an<I P ATB T A D E R R I C K , M l w ife _____ R E S I D E N C E : DNKNO W N AES TOi All p a r t I n c l a i m i n g in te re sts hr. through, u n ­ d e r o r a a a l n a t t h a k f o r# aa ld p arao n a TO U A R E h a r a h y a o tlf fo d 4Vat a C o m p la in t t o fo rec lo se a e a rta la m o r ta ls * en rum berl a a t h a fo l lo w in g daaerlb ad r a a l property, to-w it: L o t I I , Block C. 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T h la Nollea ah all ba p u b lla h a d o n r a a weak fo r (o ur r o n a e c u l l v g week* In t h a B a n fo rd H erald. D A T E D T H IS H l h d a y o f O cto b ar, l i l t . (BEAD! A r t h u r If. B a c k w lth . J r , C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u rt B y : M a r t h a T. Vlhlan D a p u t y C la r k P u b l l a h Oel. I f , I t , If, A N o r . f, t in . C D P-U AND F O E B E H t E E L H C O V E . T T FLO R ID A . IE C S A E C E R T EO. I M M plaintiff, v*. V IC T O R H . J E N C K S a n d C A R ­ R I E J E N C K g hla wlfo a n d P A T R I C K J . P O W E R S an d LAVONIA J . P O W E R S , hla wlfo. D afandanla N O T IC E O F Bi r r T H E BTATIJ OF F L O R ID A Bi P A T R I C K J. P O W E R S a n d LAVONIA J . P O W ­ E R S , hla wlfa. R E S I D E N C E UNKNOWN. TOU A R K H E R E B Y NOT!T I E D t h a t a a u l t haa baan (Had a g a l n a t y ou l a l h a ab o v e r a u a a a n d y o u a r a r e q u i r e d to f l la y o u r an aw a r w ith tha C l a r k n f t h l a C u u r t a n d to a arv a a copy t h e r e o f u p o n t h a p l a i n ­ t i f f o r Ha a t t o r n a y a , Mahoney, I fail low, P h a m hare a n d Adame, B a r n e t t N a t i o n a l f la n k B u i l d ­ ing, J a c k e n n v l t l e I, F lo rid a , n o t later th a n November n t h , l i l t . I f you f a l l ait to do, a D acraa P ro C n n f e a a o w ill ha a n t a r a d a g a l n a t y o u fo r t h a ra lla r d e ­ m a n d e d In t h a C o m p la in t. T h la au lt la to forecloan a m o r t g a g e . T h a r e a l p r o p a r t y proceeded a g a l n a t la: L o t 1 n f BAN BEM KNOLLS, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , according lo lha P lat t h a r a o f aa r e c o r d e d In P l a t R o o k II. p a g a 41, P u b l l a R e c o r d e o f B tm l n o l e C o u n ­ ty, F l o r i d a T o g eth er w ith a ll m ru ctu rea and Im provtm anla now a n d h a r a a f t a r on ea ld land, a n d f l i t u r e a a t t a c h e d t h e r e t o : aleo all i n , ete a m , e l e c t r i c , w a t e r , an d o t h e r h e a t i n g , co o k in g , r e ­ f r i g e r a t i n g . l i g h t i n g , p lu m b in g , ventilating. Irrigating, and p o w er ay atem e. n i a r h l n t e , a p ­ pliance*. f l t t u r e a , a n d a p p u r ­ tenance*, which now a r e n r m ay h e r e a f t e r p e r l a l n lo, n r ha ueed w i t h , >n. o r a n l a i d pram l ' i r , e v en t h o u g h they ba i M a c h e d n r d etach ab le. T o g e t h e r w ith t h a fo llo w in g Heme o f p r o p e r l y w hich a r a lo cated In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y In• tailed a a a p a r t n f th a I m ­ p r o v e m e n t s on ea ld land: O a n a r a l E le c t r i c Uulll - In Oven. Model J T jo t l P K . S erial J l o l l l t t l O a n a r a l E le c t r i c Dull! . In Ranaa, Model BJ9I1PK, S e r i a l *1911*151 O a n a r a l E le c t r i c R e f r i g e r a ­ to r. Modal U A ttT C , S erial X B I 1571J D u o T h t r m H e a l e r , Modal 425-4, S erial 11 MID Five A l u m i n u m V e n e tia n W inds W I T N E S S my h a n d a n d t h a s a i l n f t h l e C o u r t a t S an fo rd . F lo rid a , t h l a t i l l ) d a y o f O c t ­ ober. A. D. l i l t . (SEA L) A r i h u r II. n a o k w l t h . J r . C lark R y i M a r t h a T. V lh la a D e p u t y C lark (A copy o f th e C o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n le a t t a c h e d t o ilia co p y of t h i s n o tice w h ic h la m a ile d Id e a c h d e f e n d a n t for whom a r e s i d e n c e m ore sp e cific t h a n a e l a t e o r c o u n t y w a e g i v e n In t h a a w o r n s t a t e m e n t filed h e r e ­ in b y t h a p l a i n t i ff , hla a g e n t or atto rney.) P u b llah Oct. II, I I , I I A Nov. *, 1911. CDF-41 Daces* ad. Nottca la h a r a h y g i v e n t h a t I h a v e flto d m y f i n a l r e t a r n e o r t h e K atafo o f J o e e p h l n e D la o u ; t h a t I I lia d m y p e t i t i o n f o r d l a c h ars* and final disc h arg e: t h a t o n N o v a m b a r I t , 1114 I will a p p l y t o t h e C o u n t y J u d g o o f B a m ln o ls C o u n t y , F l o r i d a fo r a p p r o v a l of * ald r e t u r n a n d for o rd e r o f d to trlb u tlo a a n d d lech arg a. DATED thla llw t d a y of O c t­ ober. A. D. t i l l . a / D a le y D l s o a R e ll a r d A d m tn letra lrla o f t b a B a­ t a t a nf J o t a p h l n a D la o n , D eceased P u b lish Cict. 11, M * Nov, 4. ii. m i . CDF-II fa tba Jadg*. Ida, l a l a rel Louis* P rim us w Cowwiy Cowwt Irw l S#ae>1#*l* Co ■ty. Flaw. Probate, Batstw a* S m i t h A / K / A L o u is e | Highlight* TV Time Previews TV T in* Show oi Om Might: role of Muahy, tha obscure 1:90-10 p. m. NBC. Jack Bm- cook'a balper in trail boa* Gil o r Program. "Jack Make* Favor'a (Erie Fleming) camp. Comedy Record.” Add Bob Four gyptle* p e rm d e alowHope to Jack Benny and how thinking Muihy to turn over can you go wrong? Jack hai Favor'a wagon* and bor*e* hi* writera working feverUh- with a phony bill of aale. When ly to prepare a icript he can he realties he’* been taken, tu t for tha album ha‘* planning peaceful Muihy become! a with Bob, but he doesn't rec­ vcrttaMe giant aa he *eti out kon with Bob. Instead of a to track down the i w l n d l e n . prepared ecrlpt, Bob engage* •-1:30 p. m. ABC The Farm Jack in an ad-lib Mtalon and Sr's Daughter. "Love on the bar let hint with )okea. The Picket Line.” With election Joke* aren't really that good, day approaching, a young man but the by-play between thete pulls Congressman Morley’a tiro old proa 1* really some­ fWilliam Windom) name out thing to Me. A funny half hour. of a hat and picket* hi* home 7:30-1:30 p. nt. CBS Raw- In aa effort to win the vote hide. “A Man Called Mushy.” for 10-year-old*. Katy (lager Serlee regular Jim Murdock Stevens) la dispatched to finally get* hi* chance to atar charm him out of it, but inin this hour In hla fam iliarutead he win* her over. How the situation k eventually re­ solved makes a mildly plansant show. 0:30-0:30 p. m. CBS. H m En­ tertainer*. The best thing about this program is the pro­ duction number* and tonight there are two Mg onea. 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F e m ln u le C o u n t y , F l o r ­ 3 i i (9> I.leg H o w a r d (2) F l i p p y hla wlfa, Cl IT IN AND F HH S EM IN OLE ida, thle l o t h d ay o f Heptem LAN DO F E D E R A L SAVINflt* 1 49 12) A n o t h e r W o rld I I I G u t # r L im tt# tlefendanla. AND 1:11(1 I D Mr. M d fh o her, 1)11. LOAN AKBOCIATION, Util X I V. F L H H I D I . 14) To T all t h a T r u t h n o t i c e o f b u t in (SE A L ) P l a i n t i f f . v» I* API, II. K1I AF- UH.A.NGERV NR. I I l l s 131 I*ort»r W t | n « r Mi«w I t ) O anaral H o sp ita l 4:4* ROH TI, AUK F l i n t I 1,11*1 i n : FOLD a n d M E R L E 11. MU A F . T H E HOSTHN F IV E C E N T S A r t h u r If R i . - h e l l h , Jr.. I t) t i l D ouglas E d w a rd * I I I ! , d w r i f l f « W#tte T o i HI IIIKJIT A. IICUIIHTIlN FOLD, M i wlfo, an d all p a r - KAVINOa RANK, C lerk nf Circuit C ourt 14) (Hillj( in ii IxUri'l I I I I D T o u Don ’t Bay a n d H ft I it L E r ANN tloa I 'l a l n t i r r , lly: M a r t h a T. V lh len . P C 1 1a Irial o sc I n t e r v a l s hy, ( J ) T h e T » u n g M a rried * 4:0* <D S.KurilxY .NIb UI t l HUHIIMTON. hla wife, t h r n u u h , uo-tcr ur a c i l n a t (ha v* NOR RIS l>. W O O L F O R K . l i t th * M u v l t i <91 T h e E d g e o f N l g h l Iteel.lenca U ttk n a w n A ttorney and Counselor al l a v a.ild P a u l II. SI. i f f . .1.1 a n d Marta CA R L E. THOMPSON. *( u i . <41 Vlr. llroRelwAf 1:9* ( D T h * Ma tch C a m * You, D efen d an ts , nra h e r e b y M. Hhaf fold, hla w i f i , o r a l t h v r D cfrn .la n Is. 5:7 W e i l C h u r c h S t r a a t Hollywo*>i| P r U cr 9:14 191 ( t i T rallm aatar n o t i f i e d t h a t a c o m p l a i n t ia or I h r n i , an.l all p a r l l i a b a v i n * NOTICE OF s t i r IN Orlan d o . F l o r i d a i : » o i 10:00 1*1 O o m m o k B (91 R a eral A larm fo rerlo v * a c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e on or claltnli.K to h a v s any r l c h t , m o i i r i . a l e y o N i.ri.io i b k P u b l i s h Oct. 1. *. I*. 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W a a t h o r , 11:49 ( D ThWRtr* o f thw StRrw p a g e s I I a n J II, P u b l i c In P i t t Rook II, p e c s II, t h a t a t*omp1 alnt to f o re c lo s e em b er, D l l , for t h e sa le an d R e c o r d s nf S em in o le C o u n ­ P u b l i c I t s c o r d • o f Kamic a r t t i n m o r t g a g e a a c u m h s r - r e m o v a l, o r th e d e m o l i t i o n a n d ty . F l o ri d a ; n o lo C o u n ty , F lo rid a. lu g t h a f o l lo w in g daaorltiad r e m o v a l , o f b u ild in g * a n d n l h e r Including: I m p r o v e m e n t s f ro m lo c a t i o n s T o u a r * h e r e b y n o tifie d f u r ­ r*al p r o p a r l y , t o - w l t : ( t a n e r a l K lactrlo R a n g e t h e r t h a t you a r e r s q u l r s - l to l a d 4. It l o c k A. COl’N T H T n eed ed f o r th * r o a d oo nelr u c ­ Oven, Modal J 4 J 9 B . S e r i a l flla y o u r e n t w a r lo t b a C o m ­ CLUR MANOR, U N IT NO tio n k n o w aa C o n s t r u c t i o n No. M T O N -II14-W ; (R /W Nn. IT0401. a c c o r d i n g lo t h a p l a t 11*10-1401 p l a i n t h a r s t o f o r a filed In said M o n o g ram Wall H e a l e r . n i o r tu a ir a f o r e c lo s u r e p r o c s s d t h e r e o f ** r ao o rd e d In P l a t 1101); S e m ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r ­ M ode l A l i i * E. S e r ia l 115- liioa it lilt th e C l e r k o f Ilia C i r ­ Rook II, P a g v a 11 a n d 14, ida. T h e hi d will ha o p e n e d p u b ­ 11141; cu it C o u r t of H s m ln o ls C o u n ty , P u b l i c Raci.rda of daitil licly a n d a n n o u n c e d a t th e t i m e b a a b e e s filed a g a l n a t y o u In F l o r i d a . In Kanfor.t, F lo rid a , d e s i g n a t e d for r e c e i v i n g th em . n»ls C o u n t y , F lo rid a t h a ab o v e s ty le d a u l t a n d yuti a n d t o s s r v a a copy t h a r a o f h t a been filed a g a l n a t y o g In No b i d wxll be r a n a l d a r e d 1 a r a r e q u i t e d t o aarv a a oupy u p o n I h s P l a i n t i f f '* a t t o r n a y , th * a b o v e s t y l e d su it, a n d y o u on lee* I t la s u b m i t t e d on th * • ( y o u r Anawar a r P l e a d i n g to R o b e r t J . I'lstls, J r . u f Huah, ar* r e q u i r e d t o s a n e g co p y i fllc la l P r o p o s a l F o r m p ro vldAba C o m p lain t o n P l a l n t l f r a a t ­ Read a n d M a rs h a ll, i t Kaat uf y o u r A n s w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d - n i be t h r " I I I * R o a d D e p a r tt o r n e y . J o s e p h m . u u i i a s k o . t d v t n a a l o n Avaitua, p«»: o f f t c a Itig lo I h s C o m p l a i n t on P l a i n - m r n l . Buch IN upueat F u rr a a a n d P. O. Hoe l i t , F e r n P ark . F l o r ­ D-ia 1144, Orland o, F l o r i d a , oa tlff'n attornaya, AS P ER S O N , I n f o r m a t i o n . reg ard in g this ida, a n d f i ts l h a o r i g in a l A n ­ o r ha ru t a l h a 9 Hi day of Nov- K I S H . DEAN A taltV NDE S, Call f o r IHda •» In e p e c l l o n uf a w a r n r P lead in g la l h a o f fic e • nit>ar, 1*41 l l a r a l n fall m-t o r 111 E a s t C e n t r a l l l o u l a i a r d , O r ­ Ih* b u ild in g * , m ay b a ub taln e-l o f l h a d r i b of t h e C i r c u i t a d a c r a a pro confaaao w ill l>a lan d o , F lo rid a , a n d flla l h a o r i ­ f ro m C. II. I ton paw. D i s t r i c t C o u r t on or h«f<ira lha l i b day a n t a r v d a g a i n s t you. g i n a l A n s w e r o r o l h s r P l e a d ­ Chlaf, P r u p a r t U g M a n a g e m e n t • f Novam bar . 1144. If y o u fall T h l a nolle* s h a l l ba p u b llah - in g In III* o f f l c a o f th * C l a r k a n d O u t d s a r Advertising OF SEMINOLE COUNTY t o d o aa, a d a c r a a pro eo n f e e e e • d o n ce *as k w e a k for f o u r (4) of t h * C i r c u i t C u u r t on o r b e ­ l i r a s . It. R i g h t n f W a y I H S e l io, w i l l ba l o k a n a g a l n a t y o u to r c o n s e c u t i v e w eak * In lh a Han- fore th * >th d a y of N o v am b ar, S l a t e l l o a d D e p a r t m e n t , ItsMary Earl* WALKER t h a r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th e f o rd l l s r a l d . S an fo rd , F lo rid a, 1)44- If you fa ll tu d o ao, g d a- letnd. F l o r i d a , a m t from Mr Jur DAVIS Complaint. Taa Awtuor on O c to b e r », O cto b er 14, Del- cta* pro ouiifsaao will b* t a h a n A r t h u r ReckwUU, J r . , C l e r k of Slat# K ry rm slillfo W I T N E S S m y h an d a n d uf. o b a r I I a n d O a t u h a r 14, 1444 a g a l n a t yuu fo r th * r t l l a f d e ­ Cuurt*. Senilmvl* C o u n t y C o u r t Al DAVIS ftc la l se al uf pfftc* a t S a n iu r tl, ( S E A L ) W. Lawrence SWOFFORD m an d ed la t h a C o m p lain t. U u u a t, Han lo rd, F l o r i d a . Kernlnole C u u n t r , th is 1 9 t h day J B at If* of P**c«, A r t h u r H. Ra ck w lth , J r , T h i s Notice s h a l l b* p u b l i s h ­ Th* D a p a r t m a u t r a a a r v e a t h a CoRRiy C ' s h r Im Im w o f S ep tem b er, t i l l . C l a r k of th * C ircu it C ourt ed o n ce a w s s k for f o u r c o n - r i g h t t o t* ] * c t a n y nr all hid* Dial. « (SEAL) Dy: M a rth a T. Vlhlan • s c u t l v s weak* In Ih* B a n f o r d a n d lo w aiv e to c h n t e a ! e r r o r * Jim MRKENMEYER A r i h u r II. B a c k w l i h . J r . D eputy Clark IlsraUl. aa m a y b* d eem ed b e a t for Ih* C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t R o b e r t J. I'laua, J r , Couaty Svhool Board D A T E D T H I S I l k d a y s i I n t e r e s t o f th * S t a t e . l i y : M a r t h a T. V lh lan o f KUMII. IIE KD AND Octobar, l ) l | . PR O P E R T IE S M V N A D E ­ D eputy C lark FA. Pol. A4v. By F l o r i d # DoinoerBtfo E s a e a t l v # Com M AHS U A L L (SE AL ) M E N T A OUTDOOR AD­ m l l t s o — W a r i an M O o o d rlck . C h a i r m a n ; An n Crn m o r, J O S E P H M. MUIIASKO i i Kaat l . D I n s a t o a Avenu* A r t h u r tL D sck w lth , J r . V E R T IS I N G UllANCII Vie* C h a i r m a n : F r a n k L, P o r t e r . S w r a t a r y , l a c o o p a r a A tto r n e y a t Low INiat o f f lea h o e 111* C la r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t R IH1IT O F W A T DIVISION Hon w l t k t o m l o e l * Car D am o crn U * X s a c u t i v * C o m m itO rlando, F lorida P. O Bog J U b y : M a r t h a T. v t b l a a F L O R ID A STATE ROAD taa. F e rn P ark . Florid* A tto rn ay a for Plaintiff D s p u iy C l a r k DEPARTM ENT P u a lla li Oct. >, 14, 11, 10, t i l l Puhii.n oet. », ii. at, ao. h i * P u b lish Oct- U , | 0 , H I * . P u u l H h Out. L 4, II- >1- 1341. CL»F-*» .c o r - it CUV-44 c d f -m W e e k e n d T e le v is io n melodrama. It's the one about the penon (In this case a girl) on the ledge of an upper story; the attempts to bring her In­ side; the attitude of the peo­ ple. the press and the police, and the iniide story of why she's out there Millie Perkins stars as the girl. 10-It p m NBC, The Jack P aar Show, (color) The high­ light) of tonight's show in­ clude a very enjoyable con­ versation between Jack and Tom Ewell, Godfrey Cam­ bridge’! monologue, and two scenes from the Broadway r e f vue, "The Committee." TV RENTAL • Sain • Snvto* Seminole TV P A 3 -4 9 7 9 Z en ith Color T V 3 ( 9 9 S t a n f o rd Avdb HEW LOW PRICE! Snooz-Alarm * Clock Vafa* gtttaJ ol W h o Ih* o k i a w e l l , lag tk* tag cos trot l i d rgfl *w r lor ga etka taooi*. Abort 10 wievlei to)*v Ik* alorw lovadi aqaia. Cnlail way avav ta n l v agl A t m c r m c u t in W H Itl O t IU 04 $A99 n u t ta* BUY THIS EXTRA VALUE G - f CLOCK NOW AT THIS SPECIAL LOW PRICEI Sanford Electric Co. VISIT OUR SHEET Ml'SIC A KKL'OKII DEPT. 323-1343 Ilk MAGNOLIA Legal Notice LET PROGRESS CONTINUE! VOTE AND ELECT YOUR DEMOCRATS j pltM aoothar H utarfai Dona d« LuLm who apptars with Carol la th* «srUrr iketch. 1:30-9:34 p. in. NBC. Bob Hop* P ntenU , “Tunicoit." (color). Du* "Manchurian Candidate" type itury it diitiniuiihcd mor* for the fact that it give* George Hamilton a chance to act on TV than for the writing. Al*o in the cart •re Margaret O’Brien, Carroll O'Connor and Jack Weiton. 9:30-10 p. m. CBS Corner Pyl*. The (Lr«t few Irene* of­ fer little prom lie of lome verj funny anUca to follow. There’* new recruit (Brett Parker) who threaten* the tranquility of Sergeant Carter'* (Frank Sutton) platoon with his bully­ ing lactio, but not when the ■ergeant'a around. Peace-lov­ ing Comer (Jim Nabors) tries to reform the bully with some hilarious sweet talk, but this (alia to make an impression and, for once, Comer decides on *temer mealures to hrlng the problem Marine around Reat assured, the bully is eventually tamed. 14-11 p. m. CBS. The Report­ er. "Rope's End." This dra­ matic plot goes back to the medium's infancy, and prior to that, motion pieturpx. Hut, here It ta again, still sure-fire pages in the 6th Annual SA N F O R D and S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y EDITION! A COMPLETE U P - T O - D A T E REPORT ON SANFORD AND SEMINOLE CO U N TY ----- HOMES, SPORTS, RECREATION, INDUSTRY, NAVY, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS AND AGRICULTURE . . . THEY’LL ALL BE COVERED! IF YOU’D LIKE TO BE REPRESENTED — AND HAVEN’T BEEN CONTACT­ ED BY OUR ADVERTISING DEPT., CALL NOW! H lO H S A M 'O III) E.UUVNUK 4 4 4 E M M H U 0014 FJOMrJEMlNOLK 4 2 5 5 9 3 8 (Nut Long Diatanca) ■SINCE 1908 �* *» Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. t P erso n al* 50. Ml*t. For Sale fill. U ttnintns O p p o rt. She ftwrtnrl Do you tuv« * drinking prob­ Patios, Floor, Frca Eitltna.yt FOR LEASE SWEETIE PIE lem Write F. 0 . Box 1213, ■and, cement, rock, pipe, SERVICE STATION. atecl, grease traps, dry Good Locauiu Gooj Products. Sanford wells. Stepping stonrs. Good Treatment 4. Beauty Cara MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. PHONE LOCALLY 322 1342 304 Elm Ave. 33-3731 or apply to the Permanent Special . . . rPURE OIL COMPANY tor. orr b e g . p r ic e OCT. SPEC. Scout type CanCut *N Curi Beauty Shop teen. Reg. I t .99 now 99r. Sur- gg. School* f t In stru c tio n * 311 Palmetto Ave. 322-0434 plus City. 201 W. 1st st. MEN - WOMEN WANTED AT HARRIETTS Beauty Nook. EARN— A Freeser or Freezer ONCE to train for Civil Ser­ 103 So. Oak, Free P a rtia l Refrigerator Combination vice. Good psy. Thousands 2nd 4 Oak, Evening app’t. without leaving your borne. of jobs open. Experience 323-3742. Call Sanford 322-7437 Day or ususlly unnecessary. For In­ Night. formation on Jobs, Salaries, 8. Does • Cat* • Peta Requirements, local Inter­ USED LUMBER: 2 x 4 view, write giving address, DACHSHUND. Rad, Female, I through 2 x 12. Sheeting wk*. m m . phone. AMERICAN Service, and f l o o r i n g . 20 yds. Box 96, Sanford Herald. Leatherette. Many patterns. DOGS RECEIVED tar Adop Mill Ends. 322-0703. to o , boarded. Animal Rea71. Male Help Wanted cue U a ru a , 1700 W. Ulnae GUNS. Buy, seii, Trade, Re­ Ph. 734-1044. 0 L ? T lN I^ T * 7 !r^ e w rv e pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE Company hiring agents, good 10. Poultry • Livestock FISH CAMP. commission to start, fast ANGUS Calve*, Ph. 3S-1NI Get professional carpet clean­ promotion to salaried posi­ after I p. m. L B. Steele. ing reiulta—rent Blue Lus­ tions. Call in person a a. m. sharp, Room 306 Meiicb tra Electric Carpet Sham15. Special Service* Bldg, over Faust's Drug pooer I t per day. Carroll'S Store. Furniture. A * B CONTRACTORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, WINCHESTER. Model S3. Cal. MAN 21-43 for Insurance De­ ROOFING, PAINTING k bit, Sanford area. Salary 22, Auto. L'Rifle 140 Cash, INSULATING w/ammo. REMINGTON, Mo­ plua commission. 333-0443. Tincaelnf Arranged 323-2207 del 141, Gamemaster, Cal. **She eald they don't 72. Female Help Wanted .33 Rifle 143 w/ammo. A good GUARANTEED Repair■, Re modeling. Hourly or Con­ brush deer rifle. EXPERIENCED S E W I N G If interested at quoted prices, tract. 322 7100. MACHINE Operators need­ Ph. 322 3233. ed. Steady year round em­ 22. Plumhfnit ployment in our modern airRECEIVER: Hallicrafter. mo­ conditioned factory. PLl'dblNCi del SX-32, 6 Rand coverage, 1— T.o*t 4 F o u n d ALIX OF SANFORD Contracting Repalra p .r.o n ii* 500KC • 42 MC. Excellent 3111 Orlsndo Dr. Sanford I —n r s u t y C ir e I FREE ESTIMATES condition. 322 9141. S— t jr Nur»«rl*« F R. L. HARVEY •—Child i".r. HOUSEKEEPER, live m. (toll I —[>n|*—C at.—P ill 104 Sanford Ave. FA 2-33M RILL'S BARGAIN RARV diys A weekends nff i is—t.lvrslork of 10,Out) Items I I —aprclat Nolle** School age children. Phone 2.1. I’a ln lln tr 1300 GrapeviUe Ave. I I —r . t r r l n f 322-7141. t l —l’Ueei in K.t FOR A PAINTER, inside or Automatic Washer. 322-3602. 1 i —f lp .e U I S l l . l c l l (S_Sn inimlnt Pool* out, n i l Luther Tasker at 73. Male nr Female Help II—Jsnliorut Serrtc-** WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia, 323-0139. II—I ml l - t our ul f large print edition for parti­ NEED CHRISTMAS MONEY? I*— R u i l d e r i X'ippll** Jil—l o n e r s i s L'unstr, FOR PAINTING k R e p a ir- ally lighted. 1964 edition. *i Car necessary, full or part 31— llo m * l l e p s l r * Call 323 M3C. time. Military welcome. Call discount. 322-4943. 33— r l u m t i l n s 31 —I 'a l r t t l x . for appointment between 7 21. Well Drilling S ROW Power Duster, fits any 4 8 p ni cnly. 322-600.7. 31—VVfII I *r 1lb e c 3S— Air Conil * U»*tlne 3 point hitch, good rendition St—-llidlo - Television WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 170. Ph. 363-3741, Luther Car- MAJOR INSURANCE COM 3S— I'hnlo * K'lUlpmcnl SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 3s—lli’iii** Appllati'** roll. PANY offers qualified man I t — S i n . K-al I n . l t u m s n t * All Types and Slzea or woman debit paying min­ 33— Uualnr** K<iulpm*nl We Repair and Service USED Awnings — very Rea 33—Job (’riming imum $65, maximum un­ STINE •onable. L i f e Aluminum 31— 11p h o l s l t r y limited. Vacations, Conven­ 31— V acu u m Cl»an»r* Machinery and Supply Co. Awning Co., So. 17-92 De tions, Group Insurance, Dis­ Si —Moving 4 H i - n i m 307 W 2nd St FA 2-4432 Bary. Ph. 664-3191. SS—K ll.rm ln.lor. ability retirement 4 Regular t>—Plant*—Klowsr*—S.*J* retirement Income. Contin25. Air fond. & Heating ANTIQUE clock k 2 Candela 50— Mist-. Fur Dal* 51— a r t i c l e . For H*nl uoua training. Call Orlando, brat, all |30. Aluminum S3— l w * | i nr K x r b a n a * AIR-CONDITIONING Frl., Sat., Mon., or Tues. Patio Furniture, reasonable 11—W arn.1 Til lluy A.M. GA 2 5624. SS— F u r n t t u r * For 6*1* By FEDDKRS Persian kittens. Ph. 322-3614. SI—Antlour* Ft*r *al* ■ H. B. POPE CO., Ine. SS—Mon*. To I.o*n 100 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 TEN Foot 20 guage Sheet Metsl 71. Stile* Help Wanted 10 —H u i l n . - . O p p u r l u n l t i # * Break, |350. Call Dellary— MEN OR WOMEN- Full or an. Home Appliance* 668 5191. 322-5612 part time, Flexible hours, ITrom S«nfor4 F.tchftnit ELECTRIC Dryer, 3 Cycle. FREEZER— Earn a Freezer training provided. Husband Excellent Condition. 322-7100. or freezer Refrigerator Com­ 4 wife can wort together, bination without l e a v i n g LIFETIME income, early WESTINGliUUSE Refrigera your home. For Information Retirement. Top earnings 95. Ilouxes For Sale tor 70 lb. Top Freeier, Per call 322-7457, Sanford, Day possible nrst year. Call Win­ 3 BDRM,, 2 Bath, Living Rm„ • feet condition, 330. Ph. 322 or Night. ter Park, 636-4460 (or Ap­ Dining Rm , Kitchvn. Break­ 2650. pointment. fast R m , lge. screened 51. Article* For Rent WASHER, automatic, practi porch. Utility Room. Car­ I 4. Situation Wanted rally new. Reasonable. 322 port. G o o d Neighborhood, Rollaway, Hospital, Da b y DAYS Work 322 0300. ~ 5110. no qualif)ing. Small Down Beds, by Day, Week, or 322 0110, ,08 E. Jenkins Cir­ 91. M usical In s tru m e n t* WHITE Ex(>erience.l. mature Month. cle, Plnccrest. woinin wants child care. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Piano Tuning and Repair 116 W. 1st 322 3161 Sunland or Uvc-in In town. LONGWOOD- FIIA — Avail­ W L. Harm os - FA 2-UB 322 8013. able for Sale—801 Lnrniann 53. Wanted To Buv Circle South, 3 Bedroom, Piano Servicing 4 Tuning DAYS Work desired, own Hi Bath, newly painted $100 Gene Cum baa — 322-2661 USED Furniture, one piece or transportation 322-:i|H8 Down $54 per month. Ph houseful. Best prices. Furay 31. Upholstery 211-1270, Orlando. Baiding 4 Furniture Co., 901 Ml. Heal Kutale • Sale W. 1st St. 322 6391. OVER 23 YEARS LARGE Modern home, l acre $100 DOWN M Fine Workmanship in Up­ WANTED: Model 'A'. 323-0186 ground. Near Paola School. FHA-VA HOMES holstering. Draperies, Slip­ Easy fuw ucing. 322 3376. SEVERAL Outstanding 2 4 3 covers. Tim* Payment* as HOUSE W A N T E D FROM Bedroom Homes available in little as $3 mo. Drapery OWNER. Will assume Mort­ gage on 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. BART I’ll CHER, BROKER all Areas o.* Sanford. Let ui Hardware Installations. Penonal Service Show you Around t Write Full Details—Box 96. HULP DECORATING SHOP t all 322-7108 Sanford Herald. Pb. 322-2335 By Nadine Seltzer OPEN SANFORD'S NEWEST HOMES (on West Fourth Street) Seminole County** Leading Builder HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. 3 4 4 Bedroom, 1 4 2 Baths, 1330 down and up. So. on U. S. 17-92 to Dixie Bell Din­ er, turn right uae Block on Seminole Avenue 134-3911. I Seminole Realty 1 BEDROOM Furnished house Call 322-1223. FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m house, Ph. 322 2097 or 222 3730. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, ecreen- LARGE 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath house, excellent location 1123 ed patio. Ph. 323-0369. mo rh . 322 2376 or 322-4.762. READY TO MOVE1N New 3 4 1 Bedroom Homes, 6 ROOM house, 1 block from 1-2 baths. So. Longwood ares Osteen school. 322-3771. —Trades iotuiderfd, and we’ll build oo your lot, Semi­ 2-REDROOM furnished house, enclosed garage. No pets. nole County'! leading Build 322 5070. er HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. 3 BEDROOM. Lakefroot, un­ Sales office: So. on U. S. 17- furnished, $120. 92 to Dixie Bell Diner, turn FURNISHED Apt . $M. right one block on Seminole LARGE furnished home, $l3d NEW 3 Hedroom, 2 bath, kit­ Ave. 8.16,7911, chen equipped with 12 ritrux /0-Z3 Irera 4 fruit, $100. • -w. „ >u a. Government Owned rlM I* VI he ei DUPLEX, furnished. $63. Homes O P iTTTBl taka atuffad dollar •l— Monty Winied 4 |—KftVltlft* 1*0411 M —Iniu' ancft Huhuotft a In »t ruff lout IA—Kmpl'iym«8t 71—\l6'» M#1i« Wintfsi 73—Font ftla II tip WantH TI —MiU or F#ni#l# Il#lp 71— Ilftlp Wanttl 77—Siuiatlon Wftntttl II—I ftcum# I'roprrty 12—Itti*in#. % Prop —Sal# i #—n i • i k «t a i # iv«n t • 4 • I — H a#I K i t «.ft Sftlft 17—Mu8 ritt« U#nt4l« to—Lott For Hit# Dl—Purina—ilrutta t f —Hut '»f Mdls At'rcftftft iw iln im * For Hdlft tft.—iiuu*#> —Hfttft nr R*«l ‘ftf —1(d»l.| to6*1 Frtf II#nt $100.00 DOWN Kelertissn of 2. 3, and 4 Bednouit located in various sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery Ball-Blnh* Agency REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd 4 Park Ave. Phone 322 3641 MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE REST HOME BUY SEE YOUR 3 • BEDROOM, 2 bath, un furnished I mi. to base, 2 blocks to shopping renter 4 srhool. l year lease rcigtlr ed 1120 mo. 322-1670 after 3 pm , V A - FHA 2 Bedroom nome, SIT CatiUna. Property UNFURNISHED House. Kit ehen equipped. 2611 Laurel Ave Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T | Cwt»V<•In 111—Tr4lt#r»—CftliAm n 107—Mobil# llonifft—riftla 103 —Mobil# llonifta—IK#nt l'»i—Trftilrr Hpicft—ll#r»i P*;, —Trailer t#4»t#—vSiil# —.\p#rim#nu For li#nl !fH_ltoi>m ■ Fur ft#nl Ilo—ilut#l It.mm* 112—tl*ii 14iK Agent* H3—Wftnfvd To 11r-nt I tS—Autug Fur Sftlt I tft —Auto#—Ha'* eir T ratt Ml —Tru k* For 8ftl# 130—Auinriirtttvft Hmrwlrft 13!—yrufjiicra ft Cyelftft 737—llnfttf 4 MGtf>r8 IS#—Aljirliift Siippli#i 3 BEDROOM, 3 Rath_ I4x» Fla. Room. Yearly lease $120 m o. 1321 E. 34th., Call 322 6770 before 9 30 or af­ ter I. REALTY RENTALS Office: 322-2118 Nights: 323-MWI 322 0648 2521 Park Drive HOME RENTERS It's Just good business to check first with Sanford's TRANSFERRED, $100 Down. largest H o m e Servicing 3 Bdrm , fenced yard, kit Agency, Fine Homes, Fairly rhen eqaipped. North Or­ Priced. In all SlzesI lando, Ph. 322 2291. HOME OWNERS GKEENRRt AR Choir* lot* available In G«md llentjl homes, Priced right, are renting and leas Greenbriar of Loch Arbor From S#minol* I'ounty Dlftet) ing fasti overlooking golf eouree. Custom building to your Call Today, For Trompt and —r a Efficient Service. It Pays! specifications. Greenbriar 95. IlnustM For Sale developed by KINGS WOOD 4 BEDROOM, 2 Bath. Central FA 2-807* air 4 Heat. 322-3303. 2565 PARK DRIVE BUILDERS. INC. 322-2420 322-7495 202 Fairmont Dr. FILv • RESALES NIGHTS 322 6824 — 323 0316 I.ike new. 2 4 3 BEDROOM 3 - BEDROOM, V i bath. 110 MASONRY Homes, 1 4 1 Azalea Lane, Sunland. ph. Baths, Kitchens Equipped. 322-7999. 2 ROOM Cottage, ill utilities, $100 Down, Payments 1ms than rent. RAVENNA PARK, 3 Bedroom. including linen furn . Adults only. Week nr month. 2|ut 2 bath, Central Alr-condl HKLMLY REALTY tinning, heating, built-in kit­ Park Ave. Ph. 322-1641 chen. excellent closet space, HEDROOM, Kitchen equip­ established lawn, landscap­ ped. 1705 Magnolia Ave EVEHKTT A. HA III*EH ed. 109 Salsuma Dr. Phone 322 3650 or 322 6265. AGENCY • REALTOR 322 9146. >445 S. Park Ave. 102. Mobile Homes • Sill* Phones KA 2 2264 or FA 2 2 » \ RDBENT A. WILLIAMS 1-2 and 3 Bedrouma Realtor NEW and USED Raymond Lundqulit, Asao. Awnings It Cabanas FA 2 3131 Atlantic Sink Bldg QUALITY MOBILE HOMES ee 332-2562 9ti. Houses • Sale or Rent Hwy. 17-92 S 425-5938 Stenstrom Realty HOM ES FO R SALE WE BUY ANYTHING that's HUNTING CAMP. Furn In Farmton Area, deep well 1901 S Park Ave. sellable. We sell anything water. Ph. 322-3232 or 322FA 2-3232 anytime SANFORD VACUUM SVC. that's buyable. 323 6416. J 4 Foe the Be»t Iliiy In 7134. YOUR KEXAIR DEALER R Trading Post, Ine. 2309 S A New or Resale Home, 1555 S. Park 322-6511 Orange Blossom Trail, Or Payton Realty OAK SHADED See Stenslrorn Realty lando. BALKS - PARTS • SERVICE 1 full acre of trees. High and 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha m ■— USED FURNITURE, one room dry. West side, near Inter­ 2 BEDROOM House, 2 Room We Have The Home For You' 80. Mine. For rtale state. Full price, $2,000. or houseful, tools, mise. Cottage, furnished $7,500, J STEIN WAY Piano. 322 3903. items, ANYTHING you have F, Holt Sr Rose Dr off San St. Johns Realty to veil. 322 2270. ford Ave. on Palm Way. THE TIMF TESTED FIRM 2365 PARK DRIVE j 55. Furniture For Sele 116 N Park Av* FA 2 6123 HOUSE, with new roof, stove 322-2 420 322-7195 H water heater, attic fan I n tit# I n n r t • ( III* Crt«#wfr 95. Ilouae* For Sele J « 4i e , t t m l n i e l * * • « 8l f , FKEIS ESTIMATE floor furnace 4 pump. With NIGHTS 322-6624 _ 3210316 M b . In P r n l i B t f . Upholstering * Mattress r*n Furn garagt Apt 2582 San I n ir*i Fatal# «*f Epitome *>f Quality ovatmg New * Used Furni KATHUYN r liot.ToV ford Ave $ 10.600. 322 0525 or I/K-ated on the loveliest corner tore. Call Nix Bedding Mfg 5251 T a %II « F#etl«**Fa anil r # r « * # « of 21st 4 Oak, Tree bark Co it 70* Celery Ave. Ha% In C laim * *r I l # m a a 4a brick construction. 3 big bed­ RARE OPPORTUNITY fA 2-2117. i l t l i H falil F ata l# ! room*. 2 bath*. Tennessee You Just hardly do *#* these #*ch if you ftrft iaraby nMifi*1 «n4 rtiu trid tn BEDROOM Living Room. Din­ stone firrplace. huge double anymore. 3 Bedroom A Oak fr«a#nt any rlftlmft And 4tint mil floors on large 90x133 ft cor­ %birh you. «r tlth#r of you. ing Room. Extra piecea. esrporte, central heal 4 airBuy h a v a acalnat th * a a t a t t of Freezer. Clean. 322 ouo. km conditioning. Copper flash­ ner lot in nice wel! establish KATIIIlY.N V BOLTON. d#c#*«E. Jenkins Circle. ing. well 4 pump for lawn ed neighborhood Priced for ft-1 Ula «»f *ftld County, l-s fh# County J'i'1*# of Haml no!# *sum* DINETTE SET 7 pe. formica work Many plus features the economy minded buyer. FHA - VA HOMES tv FlorH*. t» hi• nffti*a in tha to Hir t 'N«u*# o f »114 **o il nt y • f •op, 6 months old, $60 Ph. Call now for your appoint­ $10X93 only * W down. 178 !, I, 4 I BEDROOMS ment to tee this lovely home ft«n f®H , Vt or i*11 nr11ItIft a’*i a month. 322 8096. 1. 14k 4 2 BATHS <e«!rri't«r month* fr»»fn tha ttm# Exclusive with KITCHEN EQUIPPED ftf t h a f irnt publication of tht• Stemper Agency LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! ft*.tie#. Two rtsplaa **f a*ch For toe hugest selection of fcfftlm o f <l#m#nt| *It-a11 b* in nearly new and used furni­ St. Johns Realty REALTOR INSUROR For Complete Information • rltlni »ft‘J »H«U fttaf# lb* ture, see Noll's Furniture THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 2-4991 1919 S. Krenrh Ave See or Call Your flsr • rtf r*#Hl#ir»*ft ftiftrj llo#1t of. Brckerage in Casselberry lie N Park Ave FA 2 6123 In . ft t 1rt *« rtf (lift 4*1fttfllin i IMM ACULATF. an || Bhilll bft ■worn f by ib' FHA - VA ou IT 92 Open 6 days 9 to 6 nr Alt**rnt y #1ftf mint,, hi* DON'T BELIEVE US— I Bedroom, 2 story, l'a bath, SALKS BROKER ■nr| ftcuimyinlf 1 by * mine Used furniture, ippnnnces, SEE FOB YOURSELF separate dining room, den. ATe Have The Home For You f-* of on« drt'.Ur ftnet • ich tools etc. Bought • Sold This attractive 2 Story. 3 Bed aisitTl rtf iftniftir-i not ■rt Iliad sewing room, large living *8*1! b* Vrtli Larry's Mart 21$ Sanford room, 2 Bath home— Modern room, etn'ral hea! 4 air con 1m [in # a k *ii*8• r Kitchen— Hardwood Floor! dilion. Beautifully lamDrapAft *-l mlnlitrstur of 18* Ave Ph. FA 24132 Pat ftf* nf 1 Acre of Land—Priced at rd. fenced yard. Convenient 2565 PARK DRIVE KROKHLEK BOl.TklN. Sofa 4 Chair, KATlIRTft P. $11,500 only $50o Down. to school and shopping Price 322-2120 322-7195 R icititfl reasonable 610 Myrtle Ave. Air. LUvlri C. Clark $16,300. | MGHTS 322 6821 - 32J 0346 Attorney at Law Sell Us Your Furmtura. P o Bo* : i Quick Service With the St. Johns Realty ! OrUn Jo, FI or! 1ft PuhlUh Oct. 31. 30 Jk S o t tnve-itmenf 4 Realty Cash SUPER TRADING n iE TIME TESTED FIRM 11. 1381. POST. FA 2-0*77, tl* N. Park Ate. 222 9173 11$ N. Park Ave. FA 2 * i a | Cl*F-W Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice $100 DOWN Stenstrom Realty SO U TH W A RD 2 BEDROOM house, complete­ ly furnished. 322 0367. LAKEFRONT: U rg e 3 - bed­ room, 2 bath, completely furnished. Dishwasher, deep frccre, automatic washer 4 dryer, central heal. |130 per 2 BDRM., 1305 Elliott, 16.500* mo. 322-4970. 322-0525 or 5254. CLASSIFIED INDEX 85. Vacuum Cleaners 197. Houses For Rent ftrralft Oct. 23, 1964 — Page 11 95. House* For Sale CUSTOM Built Hume on Lake Ph. evenings 322-1397, lO.'t. Mobil* Ho me•* • Itrnt H K D It -HI M Trailer on large lake Adults only. Ph 322-7368 97. limit*** For Rent Bedroom block House, l^ike I (Hi. Apnrl mentis for Kent Monroe, Ph 322 3930. UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom 3 LARGE rooms, bath. Furn­ house, Kitchen equipped Ph. ished. $63. 110 W. 3rd. St. 322 3651, LAKE MARY clean furnish 3 BEDROOM Furnished house, ed Duplex Apt , I liedrnom 1211 Myrtle Ave I’h 322-2951 Call 322 3930 or inquire at 306 W n th St. FURNISHED Bdrm Garage Apt. ndrm Duplex lldrni House Bdrm., Uv Bath UNFURNISHED I Bdrm 1 Bdrm. Extra mra 1 2 I 3 $ 53 $ 45 $ 70 $135 I 80 $115 Stemper Agency FOR SALE 1 1959 B-ftl-T. Mack Traclnr; 1 1959 Great Dane Trailer. .11 Font Long, Tranairool |Tnderailing Unit. Value $12,non. Will Sacrifice For Quick Sale For Rea 1torlnsu ror-Tr ides 322 4911 19!# S French Ave. $8,000. M rR oberl* T ire S upply 403 W . 1s t S anford, Fla. SPECIALS STATION 62 CHEVROLET With Air Conditioning. W AGON 1695 WII.LYS J EEP TRUCK W heel D rive Bob McKee Used Cars 701 FRENCH AVE. •II. 325-0721 106. Apartment* for Rent 123. Boat* ft Motors UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom 16 Ft. BOAT 4 TRAILER with Apt., K i t c h e n Equipped 30 hp, motor. Has top 4 re ­ mote controls. In good con­ 10Slx W. ISt h St. Ph. 349 3332, dition, $215 cash. Th. 322J ROOMS, turn., clean, utili­ 7*90. ties. $56 mo. 322 2764 BOAT A Motor for Sat* of 1 B E D R O O M , furnished, Trade. Want Truck or Jeep ground floor Duplex Apt. —4 wheel drive. Boat U 1* Contact 2312 Palmetto, f t , Motor 39 HP Johnson. 349-4461. FURN. APT. 322-2800. PLYWOOD Pram, like new, $:U) mo. t*p. Surplus City. bought last year, $20. Ph. 322 6X17, FURN. Apt., Adults. 322-1926. Furnished Apts. Centrally lo­ Gateway To TTve waterway cated $43 OO 4 $60 oo per Robson Sportinjg Goods Your EVIXRUDE Dealer I month. Ph. 322-3641. 304 6 8 E. 1st. Ph. fA 1-SM1 3 ROOM Furnishes! Apt. $65, 17 FT Fihreglass, lights, top, 111 E. 8th , 322-4285 compass, trailer, spare tire, Furn. Apt. 2300 xtenoavSIlf. .u) h p Evlnrude, electric start. Excellent condition. MODERN 2 Bdrm furn. Apt 6fli Palmetto Ave. 322 1371 $993 322 04*9. after 3:30 p m. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-40H WE 1. A K A APARTMENTS 111 W. First SI. l-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath 4 shower, suitable for couple or single perron or retired All utilities in­ cluded in rent. Ideally lo eated on Is* St., within l block of 2 free parking Iota and shopping nentar. In­ quire at Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 108, Rooms Fnr Rent CLEAN ROOM for Man. tot Magnolia Ave. 322 0720 115. Auto* Fur Sale '63 CHEVY It NOVA, excel lent condition. $1600. Ph 322 228.1. '57 CIIKVOLET 4 door, clean, good condition. 322 *58*. •35 CHKV BEL AIR B 11. new tirrs This ear must be *rrn A driven to be appreciated Ph. 322 7690 I.MPALA 1960, radio, heater, automatic transmission. One owrner. Clean. 322-tHlO. '38 UUICK, Special $300. I’h. 322 0231. ’39 RAMBLER, white, 4 door Sedan, excellent coml., new seat covers, good tires $600 Ph. 3230183 '39 FIAT. Model 600, 2 door sedan, excellent condition. Ph. 322 6389. 118. Trucks For Sale '48 FORD Pick-up, Runs good 605 Haywood Br. 150. Automotive Service Auto Giasa, Taps 4 Seat Cavers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W 2nd St FA 2 8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Taint Company 110 Magnolia Ph FA 5 4622 121. S co o ters & Cycle* VESPA 130 Scooter, good as new, many extras. 3227960. N A T IO N A L B A N K POSSESSION '65 I'hcv PU $1168 bat $19 m.i '61 Itui.iull JIH.X lul. 617 mu. '61 Uiirvair $7*8 lul. $12 mo. '61 M'poblan $687 bal $32 mo '61 Falcon $1088 bal. $19 mo. '60 Ford $788 hnl. $32 mo. ’60 Vnlktwgn. $699 bal $32 mu '60 Lincoln $1199 b.d. 119 mo. '60 Mrrrury $888 bal. $38 mo. '60 Corsair $792 hat. $12 mo '60 Falrnn $7*7 b»|. $13 m>< '59 Plymouth $6 hh h.il 429 rim 59 (lid* $699 bal. $32 mo. '59 Plymouth $517 bal $29 mo '39 Ford 16x9 bal. $12 in". '59 Mrrrurv $597 bal. $31 mo. '59 Intn I PL’ $5*7 bal $29 mo '59 Punliar $697 bal. $12 mo. '58 t'h r id r r $399 lul. $32 mu ‘5H Ulii* $399 bal. 129 mo. '58 Hillman $587 bal. $.t| mo. '38 I’onliac $399 bal. $31 mo '58 lboli* 1599 bal. $29 mo. ’3 h | IrSula $599 bal, $'29 mo, '58 Ford 1591 bal. $.lt mo ’SS Kurd $299 hxl. $11 mo '57 I’ly mouth $199 hat 429 mo '57 DeSola $512 hat. $29 mo, '37 Ford $299 bal. $10 mo. "56 Mrrrury 199 bal. 66 an '55 Cadillar $199 bal. $10 mu. '35 Mrrrury $99 bal, $1 mo, '51 lluirk $99 bal. I t mo. i n i ! 11 )1 / Sanford, National SANFORD AVE OPEN EVENINGS Florida 322-1503 ltrpu«»r»*iona lac. >2 Corvair Monza 2-Boor Coupe, 4-Speed Tran«mi»siiin, Radio and llratrr. Red Finish With Red l.ratheretla, ’1495 61 Ford 6 Paxorngrr ('nutilBy Sedan, V-8, Automatic Transmission, P o w e r Sleeting, R a d i o and Healer, Air Conditioned. ’1495 fill Rambler Classic 6, 4 Hr. Sedan, 6 Uyl., Standard Transmis­ sion, Radio and lira lrr, Extra t l ean Throughout, White Finish. ’1595 HI Renault Minor Sedan, Solid Body, l Iran Thrmighoiil, and Only ’595 62 Rambler American Convertible, I Uyl., Standard Tranaml* sion. Radio and Heatrr, Light Blue With While Top, Clean Interior, A Mrll fared For Car. ’1295 59 Chevrolet NOMAD STA. WAGON V-8, Auto. Trans., Power Steering, Powtr Brakr*, Radio and lira lrr. $ 995 61 Chevrolet mp.il* (onvrrtihle V-8, Xuiomatie Transmission Power Steering, Po*»*T Brake*. Ilsdln A Heater \ir t'lindillnnrd. Black Paint With While Top. Escellrnt ThroughtiqL ’1795 OPEN FRIDAY NITK T IL 9 P.M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. & Palmetlo Ph. 322-6231 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 �Make Southern Uaimd Proas latsr—ti—si President Johnson returns to the Southland Saturday and next weak In an effort to awing several doubtful states U s wag. Tha President flies to Mem­ phis, Tens., Saturday for an address and wfll make a brief airport appearance at Chat­ tanooga on hla way to BaltiJohnson will ha followed In­ to Memphis by • Republican "truth squad" of four eongreasmen. Tha congressmen win view Johnson** address an television and than tasks yubtle comments afterward. Tha President will come hack South Sunday and Mon­ day with visits at Boca Raton, Miami aad Orlando Sunday. Ha wUt spend Sunday night hi Orlande aad make a "ma­ lar adfram" there Moadsy masalag awarding to state Oamacratia officials. Later Moaday, Mr. Johnson w ill viaH Jacksonville, Au­ gusta aad Macon, Ge.f and wind ay with an appearance at Cahnahia, B. C. South Carolina Democrats said Johnson agreed to apeak ta Columbia after being indermal that a presidential visit was aaaantlsl ta h o p e * ef carrying South Carolina far tha Democrats. OOP presidential candidate Barry Goldwstar will maka a ■oothwide television appeal for votes from Columbia Hal­ loween night, appearing with ■an. Strom Thurmond, R- a. a Thai mind, campaigning tn Dixie far Ooldwatar, told a Projects For Casselbeny Pitch WSCS Studied GOP rally at Orangabarg, 8. C., Thursday night that the Supreme Court poeaibly could be revised with Goldwater a t president. Thurmond said five Justices. Including Chief Justice Earl W arn s, a n eligible for re­ tirement and Goldwater would ■elect their successor* If they stepped down during his ad­ ministration. Elsewhere in the South: Clarked e k Mias.: Coahoma County prooocutlng attorney Thomas H. Pearson said Thursday he would quit the Democratic party and become a Republican. Richmond, Va.: State GOP chairman Robert Corbe r laid Thursday tha Republican na­ tional committee was letting Virginia slip through thair fingers by not bringing Goldwater into tha state. Macon. Ga.: Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman ■aid Thursday tha retirement income of persons under so­ cial security would be Jeop­ ardised If Goldwater were elected president. Charlotte, N. C.t Tbe Char­ lotte Observer, without "great enthusiasm," Thursday en­ dorsed President Johnson. Tampa, F k i Tha Tampa Times Thursday called for the election of Goldwater, stating tha United States must re­ main strong to meat tha threat of Communism. Montgomery, Ala.: For tha first tlma tn history, Alabama has mors than one million registered voters. Mora than half of them live in 11 urban counties. Rev. C. C Dees Jr. Moved To Lakeland Establishment of a church a t Lakeland la tha m w duty assigned to Rsv. C, C. Dees J r., pastor for tho last SH years of th* Missionary AlUanca Church her*. Tha 8ouUisaat District af tho Christian and Missionary Alliance Church has appointed Rsv. Dees to locate property and build an sdlfics a t Lake­ land. Ha will terminate his ap­ pointment to ths local church with hla Sunday morning aarvics on Nov. 1. Rsv. and Mr*. D«ct hava been residing wtih their thrsa children a t 139 Pinccrrst Drive. Their children are Leah Jana, 3; Charles Tim­ othy, 3, and Emily Elisabeth, nine monthe, A native of Charlotte, N. C., Rev. Dees was graduated with a bachelor of a rts degree In missions from Toccoa Falls Bibla College, Toccoa Falls, Ga. Prior to coming to Panford, ha had established a Minion* ary Church at Jacksonville. Ha had studied for missionary work in New Gulnra (now West Irian) but was denied this field of endeavor due to a chronic illness of hla slder daughter. Rsv. Dsss had been an of. fleer in the Ministerial Assoelation for the last two years, had Just been appointed campaign chairman of ths T!) Association and wa- an active member of the Sanford Lions Club. "1 have greatly enjoy*d my ministry here In Sanford," •aid Rev. Dees, "end I appre­ ciate the many courtesies of tho people, plus their friend­ ships." Palatka Paper Backs Barry PALATKA (UPI)—The Palaths Dally Naws has endorsed Sea. Barry Goldwstar for pres­ ident in an editorial calling (or a return to basic prioclplcs. "It may be old fashioned, out of step with tbe times or Just plsin foolish, but wa beHave that this country has had all tha socialism and pater­ nalistic government It needs and that it is lime to stuw down the trend toward even more of those political phil­ osophies," the editorial in yes­ terday's edition said. "B arry Goldwater’* election can help this country return to some of tha basic principle* first b a g have endured and which should be preserved," Jhe newspaper aaid. By J i m Caaeetberry T)m Casselberry Community Methodist C h u r c h WSCS heard a prof ram Tuesday afUrnoon a t tha church by Mrs. H. T. Crittenden on "A Look at Ourselves Aa Christian Women." Project* propoied during tha bualneaa meeting conduct­ ed by tha president, Mrs. Phil Caesber, were the purchaaa of lightweight tables for the Sunday School rooms and roof drains to put over tha church entrances. Secretary of C h 11 d r a n'a Work, Mrs. Clara Balmer an­ nounced plana for the annual "Trick or Treat" for tha UNICEF drive by tha chil­ dren of the Sunday School on Halloween night to collect funds for the United Nations Children’s Fund. Tha WSCS will sponsor a party for the children a t 7:30 p. m. a t tha church, a t which tlma the money collected for food and medicine for children around tha world wilt be counted. Refreshments were served by tha hostesses, Mrs. Paul Engleman, Mrs. E. C. Venice, Mrs. Mlnnls Zimmerman and Mrs. Effla Thompson. Articles Given For Auction By Maryaaa Mile* The Forest City Merchants Association met T u e s d a y night a t Irma’s Beauty Shop in the shopping center and Mrs. Batty MacGeen, presi­ dent, announced that many valuable articles have been donated for the suction to be sponsored by the group start­ ing a t 7 p.m. Saturday. The largest donation Is an autnmublle from Christian­ sen’s Motors, Forest City. A gocart Is also among the things to be auctioned off by Jim Ilsvis. The proceeds will be used for the annual Christmas Party for youngsters of the Forest City ares. Fifteen merchant* attended Tuesday night’s masting. Coni Contract DUNEDIN (UP!) — Flor­ ida Power Carp, hsa signed a 20-year contract with Pea­ body Coal To., of St. Louis, for 1100 million worth of coal to operate a new generating plsnt at Crystal River. If* M a rl FBI* 1* — Oet ft, 1*4 V tn ll 17 O m a H O W M T Sanford Electric Scouts Work On Advancement ■’ ■y Inna Seventeen scouts from Boy Scoot Troop 311 held a campout recently a t Dew Drop Pool, Casselberry, while work­ ing an advancement. Among tha activities was a five-mile hike. Assisting Uw boys in p iss­ ing thetr first and second class and m erit badge requirements were F red Slaedler Sr. and Charles Hewlett, two of the troop dads. Hewlett instructed the scoots In the safe handling REDECORATING THE INTERIOR of th a Littla Red School Houm a r t of ■ canoe. these members of the Sanford Elks Lodge. They a re (from left) D. H. Boys attending were Sieve Green, Wayde Snyder, E. G. Neville and BUI Headrick. Tha fellow point* Lijac, Bin Daniel, Charles and in* to a spot they missed is Snyder, tha exalted ruler of tha lodge. Brian Hewlett. Lee Totten, Todd Miller, Mika McManus, Allan Sunjvaa. M m Hsrwood, Edward Condiff, Larry Rigling, Fred Stsedler Jr., Dan Dempsey, Steve Nlcarry, Pe­ WASHINGTON (UP1) Jenkins a b a told U>* FBI Jenkins now U undergoing ter Montgomery, Bick JackAn exteoslva FBI Investigation that ha had been ’’enticed" by treatment in a Washington hos son and John Loekyer. of Waltar W. Jenkins has turn­ tbe arresting officer In the IMP pttat far "astrema fgtlgua" and ed up no Information that tha Incident. On both occasions high blood pressure. The FBI Skin Game former presidential aide had Jenkins was arrastad in the Interviewed him at tha hos­ MIAMI (UPI) — Dalton W. ever violated security or been basement men's room of tha Washington YMCA. Tha room, pital and also talked with mors Dem on, 22, and Odalph blackmailed because of his described by city police as a than MO other parsons, tracing Stokea, 33, w en convicted by arrests on moral charges. Criminal Court Monday of But FBI Director J. Edgar gathering place for sex devi­ hia background from boyhood to tha present. skinning an alligator. Hoover's report to President ates, has since been closed. COLLEGE FOOTBALL IN LIVING COLOR! niiu. n m in IAMK OR NEW 1IM RCA VICTOR COLOR TV No Evidence Jenkins Violated Security Johnson said that Jenklna, a 46-year-old father of sis, ad­ mitted "having engaged la the indecent acts for which be was arrested" on Jan. IS, 1969, and against last Oct. 7. Jenkins, a top Johnson aide for 23 yeari, resigned his White House post Oct. 14 after dlselosura that he had been •m a te d on a morals charge the previous week. The Pres Ident ordered an Immediate FBI investigation of Jenkins and tbe circumstances sur rounding his arrest to see if there had been any security violations. In an eight-page statement Thursday night, Hoover said that many of those interviewed during the investigation—and Jenkins himself—said the two Incidents for which he was ar­ rested occurred during periods of "extremely intense emo­ tional itrsin and physical ex hauatlon." Q THt MOST TftUSTtD NAM M TELEVISION WE SERVICE COLOR TELEVISION Sanford Electric Co. VISIT OUR RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC DEPT. US MAGNOLIA SIMMS Whether or not there’s a new car in your plans, you’ll be thrilled to see... $1,000 Offered A t Stock Races Cash prizes totaling ll.ooo will be offered Sunday after­ noon for the Florida superstock championship races at Valkarla Dragway nine miles south of Melbourne on U. S. 1. The events start at 2 pm. and are sponsored by the Mel­ bourne Jaycees. FOR ALL WINTER REV. DEER W M U Prevues COMFORT Work Plans Call us for service and PHIIHEAT, the ftrit-clais homo healing oil from Phillips 66. By Jens Casselberry Members sod officers o( the Trslrio Lake Baptist Church PHILLIPS W.M.U. met Monday evening ■t the Church for a prevue of programs and work to be done in the roming year for com­ munity, state and foreign miss­ ions. The new president, Mrs. Ph. 322*2781 James Dunn, reviewed her work for the coming year and Mra. Charles Johnson outlined future programs. F. II. McALF.XANDFJt. President A Manager Refreshments were served following the program hy Mrs. KARL EVANS — DEALER Floyd Bailey and Mrs. Paul 202 N. LAUREL SANFORD Branson. M A C ’S O IL C O M P A N Y , W HATEVER THE S IZ E CAR YOU NEED, FR O M COMPACT, E C O N O M IC A L C H E V Y II T O FLEETW OOD C A D IL L A C , W E C A N SH O W IT T O YOU. T R Y O U R INC. FOR SALE PROPERTY AT H PRICE OF ASSESSED VALUATION BY ONE WHO CLAIMS TO RE A THOROUGHLY TRAINED A N D EXPERIENCED ASSESSOR WITH 15 YEARS ONE STOP SHOPPING! W H A T E V E R THE S IZ E O F Y O U R BUDGET, WE C A N A R R A N G E CO M FO RTABLE G M A C IN SU R A N C E . COME IN F IN A N C IN G , A N D DEPEN D ABLE M .I.C . AND SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER S AS ASSISTANT ASSESSOR A N D 8 YEARS AS AN ELECTED ASSESSOR. SEE: A. D. ROSIER Second & Palmetto 2507 Park Drive 322-0711 322-0361 FRENCH AND COMMERCIAL STREETS SANFORD, FLORIDA M OTOR SALES �W ould The P lan Sto p ? A m ajor amendment to Florida’i constitution appearisf on the N or. 3 ballot U the proposition which would enable Sarasota County to alter the application of homestead exemption in th a t particular county. Although the proposal applies on­ ly to Sarasota County, It m ust be acted upon all Florida voters and daserves a moat complete examination. The amendment provides th a t the first 32,000 of assessed valuation of tax exempt homestead property shall be taxable for school purpose* only, and th a t the next |5,000 assessed valuation — or from <2,000 to <7,000 — shall be exempt. The amend­ ment does not seek to change the <5.000 homestead exemption from taxation for other than school pur­ poses. Initially, the proposition sounds as if it were a logical step toward providing adequate funds for school purposes. But this raises a number of questions. Would the plan stop a t th at point? The Herald is of the opinion it would not and that the next step would be for other counties to seek legislative and constitutional ap­ proval to do the same thing. Once this was accomplished proponents of other tax-supported causes would attem pt to encroach on homestead exemption. The Herald contends th a t home­ stead should continue to be uniform­ ly applied in all counties rather than through a patchwork of constitution­ al amendments for each of the 67 counties. Where does the problem of financ­ ing education really lay? The Herald believes the solution is not in changing the application of homestead exemption but in applying 100 per cent full Just ju st value assessments in all counties. For example, Railroad Assessment Board figures reveal th a t of Flor­ ida's 67 counties only Osceola, Sum­ ter and Okaloosa levy taxes on 100 per cent valuation. Seminole levies at 90 per cent but county officials say the method util­ ized is equivalent to 100 per cent. Washington County’s percentage is Thought For Today Greater love hath no man than this, th a t a man lay down his life for his friends.—John 15; 13. • • • No man is the whole of himself* his friends are the rest of him.— Harry Emerson Fosdick. Electoral Plan Rapped York hss 43, two srnatori end 41 representatives. Dela­ ware has three, two senators and one member of tha HouseEach New Yorker votes for 43 electoral each Delawarian for three, of which Mundt lays: “ This is a syttem which grades an Americans' capac­ ity to vote on his post office address and by accident of geography. The states should have this rxtra vote power but not tha individual cit­ izen.'* Mundt rstcutated that one New York d tiien would have about 14 times as much voting authority as another individual in Delaware purely by accident of geography. “ We talk about c i v i l rights," Mundt said. “ What happens to the civil rights of the individual In Delaware?" That is the question AGGS ind NSBA wsnt to raise with tha U. S. Supreme Court in in effort to prove the Elec­ toral College syttem unconititutional. Another sparkplug in tha movement is Hugh Matlock, director of the Elec­ toral College Reform Commit­ tee ( ECHO), r o Box 388, San Antonio, Tex. AGGS Secretary J. Harvte Williams recently wrote Matlock that: “A dramatic move of tre­ Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Fri., October 23, 1961 mendous national importance for Electoral College reform is in the making. A suit will W A L T E R A. CJIKI.O W , S U I T O R S S t P L 'R L I S S R R lie brought in the U. S. r H A V K V O L T O L IX K . t'ie e s la u - a - S i s e n l s la a a a e r Supreme Court against tha 4S SIOBEaT ALKXAXUKR JL L IA > L. STKXSTM im A dvertising Dlreoter states that have more than A s to c ls te EJIter BO* U B I S S a t H i i r i. jo iiv so x one member of the House in AAverltflas Manager t la s A s le g Kdltor Congress. Tht Supreme Court buy ru n R K iU K X KILLfcBMKW M eaeral A d v e rtisin g M anager has origins! jurisdiction,” T el.arsph Editor MAH IB ■ B U B B 1 B I B UURI1 WILLIAMS Murlaeee Manager M od els Editor S U B WBLLB DO TTIB AISTI.V Helped TraaaletioB Meekaalaal Best. C ity Editor After her retlramant from BILL V1XCBXT J l ' P I WMLLi H a lt P k o to srs» b « r Count r Editor nursing, Florence Nightingale assisted Benjamin Jowatt in P u b l U h s d d eity ex cep t S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y s o d C h r i s t m a n ; pubthe translation of tha dial­ I te b e d S a t u r d a y p r e c e e d l n * C h r i s t m a s . e l’BSCHlPTlOX MATBS ogues of Plato and aha com­ H o m e D e liv e r y >*• w eek piled a book of extracts from the Christian mystics, ac­ A L L O tM S R MAIL cording to the Encyclopaedia ■EMIXOLB COt!XTY M all | t l . M 1 T ear Itoe 1 Tear W eeh Britannic*. i.ee I M o a lk a B.TI • M o n tes Ate I Men tha AM I M a s th e that Is right," Mundt asked tha Senate tha other day. “How many of yon think that la fair. Tha Electoral Collage system" la Inequitable, Iniquit­ ous, unjust , “Tha rot ten eta Incorporated in tha present Electoral Col­ lege system comprises the tap root of all of tha evila that plague tha desirts of free men to remain free in Amer­ ica today. “ How many of you think that ws can rescue freedom from tha pressure groups of tha metropolitan areas of this country with an unjust, un­ fair Electoral College voting aystem such ae th a t! “ I hope th a t the state of Delaware will go through with ita plan to carry Into the federal court, within tha next few months, a lawsuit chal­ lenging tha constitutionality of tha Electoral College sys­ tem." But tha winner • take • stl aspect of the Electoral Col­ lege la only a p art of Mundt'a objection to the system. Elec­ tors run at-targn In each state and each state has as many electors as it has members of Congress, For oxample: New ft!ft fcanfcurli feralii EDITORS NOTE: Hara’s your ascend column by Fuller Warren, former Governor. In his inimitable say, Uila North­ west Florida “cracker boy” discusses a aubjact which will be the basis of a series af speeches when ha tour* the Stata In tha near future. We believe you will find his view­ point Interesting. By Filler Warren (Forster Gevemer af Florida) I have always admired the sagacity of tha West Florida Cracker. I think ha ia a pret­ ty sm art fellow — probably because I am a Weat-Floridabom Cracker. So I am mors than a little pusiled over news from my old Blountetown stand that the GOP la burning tha weodi over that# by planting the belief that their boy la a candidate who Is against Civ­ il rights. In short, 1 frar my old neighbors are "being took." All of which — and let’s stop kidding ourself about it — would give the GOP boy a big leg up In West Florida. Moralise and philosophise on this subject all you will, it’s still a sticky topic over In my old end of the state. I am now adjusting my per­ sonal affairs so that 1 can E n tered aa se eea * elasa s a t i s r o e tM a r >1. 1811 *1 t e a F eel O ffice a t B astard. F lerld*. uader te a Act a t C a e a r ts* a t M arc*. Na e a r t a t a s t M ateriel, s a w s ar a a v a rtia ia a . a t U la ed ition at T ea S a n ford H erald a a s Sa reproduced la a a y asaaaar w ith ­ ou t w ritte n p ara ia a io a a t u a p ahllahae » ( T e a H erald, d a y In d ivid u al ar Arm resp o a tlh l* tor auch rep rod u ction w ill ha . ->u*10 a rad a s lu lrln a in * „n T he H erald's c u p y r la h l and w ill kr h sld lia b le to* d a m ssea u n l i t t 6a law . nix Schools. Barry Goldwater helped ta end segregation in Phoenix restaurants. Barry Goldwater ended seg­ regation in the Aritona N a­ tional Guard. In 1953 Barry Goldwater co-sponsored in the United State* Senate tha FEPC measure proposed by tha NAACP. In 1957 Barry Goldwater announced he was fer the Civ­ il Rights act. Barry Goldwater ia now a member of tho Urban League, an ardent advocate of Civil Rights. Now on one challenges the right of Senator Goldwater to vote a* he sees fit, and to join the organisations of hia choice. But wo do question the amaiing speed with which ho now changes hats. SO now will the real Barry Goldwater please stand up? If m r old West Florida neighbors actually are going to vote for this fellow be­ lieving he is a segregationist there will bo a loud crash and a shaking of the earth on election day. It will be caused by thair Daddies and their Granddaddies turning ovar in thair graves. Phil Newsom Soys Worry Clinic Here la a pertinent fol­ low- i p for George M i n i n '* observations about vandal­ ism. Discuss throe cases la school for “forewarned Is forearmed" and morality needs to be fastened la ape-' rifle cases. Vandals lend ta be goose-steppers, not brave independents. They a rt Coy­ otes; not lions I CASE U-411: Yesterday 1 mentioned tha shrewd com­ ments on vandalism that were mads by Editor Georgs Stu­ art of tha Tarentum (I'a.) News. Vanduts usually travel in packs, like timid coyotes. They haven't tha courage of tha Hon, which travels alone in hunting proy. And vandals ark usually hungry for power. They are the folk* who didn't make high grades or rata member­ ship on their school teams or the debating and glee clubs. They haven't handled news­ paper routes or earned merit badges in B«y Seoul work. They are the idlers or the “spectator" type who stayed on the sidelines Just watching tha athlstea play ball out on tha field, Frustrated by their many years of timidity and lacking in the habits of building things up via creative work, they try to lift themselves by their own bootstraps in a wild sprea of destruction. George Stuart mentioned their raid on a local ceme­ tery and even a church. At Detroit a few years ago, they invaded the public li­ braries and destroyed thou­ sands of dollars worth of books. book Jackets and then hurl the book ackuts and then hurl tha books against the far wall. t Others have invaded beauti­ ful suburban h o m e s a n d squirted ink all over the ilrapea or oriental ruga. When our o l d e s t s o n , Geurge, was taking his naval air training at 1'vnxacola, he would rent a boat during his spare time and cruise up and down the bayous. Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald: The wire services carried a story Monday about a state­ ment ronccrning Senator Goldwater Issued in St. louls by a croup of people attending the Slat Triennial Convention of the Episcopal Church. The story did not mske It clear that this was not an of­ ficial statement of the Church. It was not the result of a reso­ lution of the Convention or mything of this sort. Rather, it was the consider­ ed opinion of a group of in­ dividuals, speaking as Individ­ uals. it was signed by a amall percentage o( the perhapi ISO hiahnps attending (he conven­ tion, and by a few of the delegatea and visitors to tha con ventior, I think that this clarification ahould be made. Leroy D. Soper Rector, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Editor, Th* Herald: Question: If approximately th* first two years of the four year terra is required for a full-time eounty com­ missioner of average educa­ tion and intelligence, attend­ ing all official meetlnga and conferences with other de­ partments, traveling several thousand miles throughout the county keeping informed on all county problems, etc. to become seventy-five per cent efficient, how many years would be required for a part time commissioner of above average education and intelli­ gence with a probable twentyfive per cent attendance to county business to become fifty per cent efficient? Or—ia tha employment of a county manager heing con­ templated Instead of a deputy clerk to eounty commission­ ers? Vernon W. Dunn There In no Senator Holland's SEMINOLE COUNTY CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTER9 Pd. Pot. Adv. UPI Foreign New* Aaalyat WISTON HOUSE, Sus­ sex, England — In th* un­ likely setting of a country manor house in th* rolling hills of Sussex, now yellowgreen in th* early fall, two Aslans and two Africans dis­ cussed whether th* color of men’s skin* eventually would divide the world. The question arose because Red China has launched Just such a campaign now that its split with th* Soviet Union ha* shed the trappings of an ideological dispute and tmsrged as an open struggle for world power. It should be emphasised that this was not aoap-box oratory but rathor a discus­ sion among men whoea po­ sition* in government for elsewhere made It possible for them both to assess or mould public opinion within their own countries. Among the four from Ni­ geria, Uganda, Pakistan and Malaysia therr was agreement that In a simple choice of communism, the Chinese at no I tha better chance of success among colored nations. In th* Nigeria! view, color ranked above communism as a world problem. “Thera is no use sven tir­ ing It to communism,“ he said, “because many don't evtn know what communism is.” And he asked bluntly: “ If Red China It a threst, what ia th# West going to do?” Th* discussion ranged be­ yond color. For, while it is e fact that most, of th* new na­ tion# ar* brown, yellow or black, their frustration! arise from a belief that th* weal­ thy Western nation* exploit them f»r their raw material*, and their own impatience I t bridge a gap of centuries i" thair industrial development. And this Red China sacks to exploit, Th* discussion arose as part of the Wilton Park confertnees held on this ancient estate whoa# land titles go back to William the Conquer­ or, Tha objective of the con­ ferences, sponsored by the British Foreign Office with some outside support from th* Ford Foundation, is great­ er understanding of world events. Rightly or wrongly, the un­ der-developed nation* have accepted whole-heartedly the Soviet charge that GATT, the General Agreement on Tariff and Trade is a rich man's club. Said the Uganda speaker, "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. It was not exactly a new concept but it was echoed in more concrete terms by the Pakistani. The fall in tha price of raw materials, he maintained, has cost tha underdeveloped na­ tions more than all they have received In loans and that, un­ less world raw material pri­ ce* are stabilized, ''you will have Cuba* all aver tho piece.” Tha Africans saw little danger in the world popula­ tion exploilon but exhibited a dream-like quality in how their own peoplss should bo fed. It is this attitude which re­ fuses to accept step-by-step developments and which leads them to demand Industry be­ ing able to manage th* tools. But there la nothing dream­ like in the impllcity threat that If eommuniim takas ov­ er the new nation*, It will be because the West failed to meet what they believe la Its responsibilities. OVER 35 YEARS At Flrat A P sln stts (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* * Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Bed* It's IH l for warmth without waste! for EXPERIENCE DEMOCRAT County Commissioner DISTRICT 3 N O V E M B E R 3rd ★ 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN COUNTY A N D MUNICIPAL CiOVERNMENT ★ FULL KNOWLEDGE OF DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE OFFICE ★ PROVEN RECORD OF ABILITY ★ SUCCESSFUL ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC FUNDS ★ EXCEPT SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS H u b n litu te China Exploits Nations W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD 101 W. First St. OPEN DAILY One day he found a beau­ tiful old plantation in excel­ lent repair. Nobody livid In It, but the caretaker took George through the mansion. It was still furnished with furniture from the pra-Civil War era. Antique dealers would have been thrilled just to view all those furnishings. Even the cellar was still stocked with canned goods in glass Jars. Since George had an art­ istic bent, he was delighted just to feast hit eyes on this old mansion. So he tub! the caretaker that the next time he was free, he wanted to bring a coupls of his aviator pats along tu ace the old home. Alas, when they arrived a few weeks latar, the caretaker shed tears. For some teenaga vandals had broken into the old man­ sion. They had amashrd the glasa fruit jura and thua scattered jams and jellies all over tha basement. Then they went upstair* and smashed the legs of the antique chairs, w a n t o n l y broke thn old-fashioned mir­ rors, and then built bonfires in the middle of the living room rug. These fires partly gutted the obi home and ruined the ruga with soot and flame. This is a typical r a s e of wanton destruction, but typ­ ical of mobs. Even a trained sheep dog will revert to wolf pack be­ havior if it gets into a group of stray canines. Than thay may kill an entire flock of sheep just for sport. fAlways write to Dr. Tran# in rare of this news­ paper, enclosing n long stamped, arid reseed envelope and 20 rente to rover typ­ ing end printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) * . ELECT LM I M eath L F oetal RegulsU eae preride that e ll m a il aahaortgU eaa he T h e H e ra ld la a member ef the O b i i m T re e s w h ic h la en­ title d eacluM vely te the use fe r re p u k lle a U e a a t a ll th e lees! Deere p rin ted la th is newspaper. maka n trip back to this fa­ miliar ground before Nov. 3. I want to tell my onetime neighbors the truth :r. this matter. 1 want to show them what an integration wolf look* Ilka In segregation clothing. Completely without debate on tha merits or lack of mer­ its in hla stand, Ufa look carefully at tha record of this head of the Republican P ar­ ty, Let us aee if hia highly publicised vote ageinst the Civil Right* hill of 1964 was a vote of tha heart — or whe­ ther It was a vote carefully calculated to pick up some badly needed prestige in the Deep South. I maintain that was a coldly calculated vote inspired entirely by the then imminent Presidential cam­ paign. Her* is the record that prove* my point: Barry Goldwater had pnhllcly admitted that he was a dues paying and card carry­ ing member of NAACP, the oldest and most aggressive organisation for civil rights. Barry Goldwater endrd seg­ regation in hi* family depart­ ment store in Thoenix, Ari­ sons, long ago. Bsrry Goldwater helped to end segregation in th* Phoe­ Dr. Crane’s i.ee t Meath la advaaee. Cracker Fuller Warren Says: Neighbors Being Took’ th e lowest as 27.44 per cent while Sarasota, the county in question, levies taxes at 69.99 per cent. I t would appear th at perhaps the best way for Sarasota County to meet it* financial needs for ita schools is to levy taxes on a valua­ tion percentage commensurate with moat of the other counties. For years Florida has encouraged people from other states to reside here end has pointed to the home­ stead exemption law as an advan. tage. Hundreds of thousands of peo­ ple, including a majority of elderly, have built or bought homes here and adjusted their living standards to th eir social security, pension and other retirement benefits. The Herald does not believe that one of the major reasons for the state’s present welfare and economy should be endangered by the passage of this amendment. Surely Sarasota County’s school board follows a procedure almost identical with other counties in ob­ taining school funds. Here, for instance, Seminole’s school board calculates how much it will cost to operate the schools on a per capita basis, estimates the number of pupils and arrives at the number of dollars required to operate the system for a given year. The board has no other choice but to levy the necessary millage to ob­ tain the needed income. The Herald is convinced this me­ thod is better than attempting to make inroads upon homestead ex­ emption. Finally, the sole effect of the amendment would be to shift the tax burden to those least able to pay. For these reasons The Herald recommends the defeat of the pro­ posed amendment. Lyle C. Wilson Soys: United Frees lateraslioeul Th# American Good Gov­ ernment Society (AGGS) and tha National Small Buaineaa Association (NSBA) h a v e teamed up to put some money and muacla Into tha effort to reform tho presidential Electoral College. Each has budgeted $50,000 for the job. Sen. Karl E. Mundt, RS. D., passes tha word that petitions are being circulated in Delaware asking tha stata attorney genera! to challenge in federal court tha method by which electoral votes are allocated. Tha aystem now ia based on winner-take-all. Thus, when Richard M. Nixon won California in 1960 by a margin of less than 1 per cent of tha votes cast ha won all of tha state’s elec­ toral votes. It was the same aa though California had voted unanimously for him instead of giving John F. Kennedy almost half ita votes. And when Kennedy in 1960 ferried New York by a mere whisker he got all 43 New York electoral votes. Nixon got none. “How many of you think N O T EVEN A S N A C K BREAK II BEST QUALIFIED BY EXPERIENCE Paid Pol. Adv. By W. Lawrence Swoffurd Duo-Therm imperial — tha now homo healer with th * big, 9M€luuv9 Golden-Jet Burner s P o w er-A ir n iu w e r (’o p tio n a l) saves u p to 2firi on fuel • Decorator-styling adds beauty to your homo s Full 1-yenr w arranty by M otor Wheel C orporation t>* *«*# — UtetSon WO!* boat V * *•« w . O rly D v s -H u ia '1 Gelds*- Jet l e w bat III LEE BROTHERS .118 ELM AVE. 322-0652 > 4 J- �I Horoscope Forecast ■» f V V f H H 9% I W • ■ a ■ ■ A ii m n i i c t z t j Til* la aaatalalr t t o r n 1 * WlM H th* IW HH *a« | | U i a Ii m aa tfea < « i," since all klaAa af problem* om be la effeel tbla Saturday that bring •baaa U M M M , u U | | U i H u 4 a raaatuatiaa m u h u ** w H it. bat ataata aa* ara wlllla* ta aa* aalf eegtroi u aveM all ktaA* af trait]**. A lu m (K arel |1 ta Apm It)— If yaa ( n ' t aak*a«la pour baara **« aatlvlttaa *la*lr. roe m i *eat* b u «i tlma tad *<• aamUak nathing t*4*r. kanuia n w u 4 aaal Paa’t let »rne­ ar* tir o * yaa far a I#**. T U U I (April t* la Way It)— Bp delving lata be*h* end reaarda af a llaaaclal nature, pea know aaaatlp whet your tra* paaitlaa la ai »ra*«nt. Daa’t taka a*p akanee* w i t h ataata. Toa aaalA laaa a «r**t . ' * • n n t (K tp II ta J i m m — Bp p lan n in g pour a e llv lt le i pea m a la h e a d w a y, but haph aa ar* d a sh in g a b a a l only re ­ t a il* la d li* * t t a f * « t !* a and Irk in * aib a ra - A v a i l b a r la * te a pel a p it a . P lt a a * y e a r a i n * a a * frla a d a In p. m. MBON C M t lD B B N (J a n a 1) te J u ly I t ) — DenH perm it that p r |* a t * a a a le tp ta h a rt ro a r llt p e a lt la a and a u k * aaaatiee— b a e* c a n a lla r a t it a f * r a t h ir a A ssist i k a t a w h a a r a ta a n d . B * t a a a r a a * l a a H a lt , aymp a tb it ti. L B B ( J u l y I I ta A u gust I t ) — > h » m you a r t up**t t i nn reapsa w h y pea sh o uld h ay * a fta h i w it h a a b lip w b a la eery h e ip fa l l * pan- d a a r d y e a r t e ile n a w a r d * a t aee lal a ffa ir u p- m. A v a ld frte tte a , be fe n tte . Y t k o o (A u g u st I I te li p t eaiker I D — la p e r t a a t you do n o th in * th a t w ill re fle c t on ppur goad aam e to d ay, or tb i* w a l l h a a meet u a fa rtu n a t* dap- B * n r * pea * * t paur b ill* p a id la f e c a a r d ( l a * e r td it pea n aw « a j* y . L I M A (a e p te m h tr I I t * O ct­ ober I I I — T rp not ta ha len t bp thoaa pen dea’t re n lly Ilk * ta d w b * aauld land you aetrey. Ue* e w e m ind. Ju d tm a s t and bnltd ap p e a r # *» a t w a ll *e Ineom*. T b la a le * bo ld * true •aelallp. ■ rO k P tS (O ctober I I to N n. T i m b e r I t ) — O le in * la la r n v r In anp w a p aoutd c u r ta il pour a a tlv ltla a . tcceen pea a t a pertoa n e w . * t * * r d e a r a f pleatu re-m lad ed ta d lv ld u a la A t­ tend t« earlo ue m e tte ra a * w iseIp a* poeelbt*. ■ A O IT T A B IC S (N ovem ber f t tn Decem ber I t ) — I f pou keep ■11 pro m t*** you have m ad* to ­ day. you m ake th e r t f h l tmpretelon up ea people who count, o t h t r w it t , e u ttld e r* eould be troubteeom *. H e m * tie * aa w a ll C I P M C O M (Decem ber I I t* Ja n u a ry 19)— N ew aeeorlatee w ill a e tle t you w ith d u d e* p rn . eid id ynu abow you w ill do a t much f o r them, (le t order around y o u . Oet *11 o r ia n t ie ) for m ore e ffic ie n c y la th e f u ­ ture. t t r i a i r i (J a n u a r y I t to P e b ru a ry 1 * )— D o ln * whet le r l* h t la f a r m ore I m p o r t a n t today th a n * t d d ln * about J w- t h a v in * tu n h e r* and there. Thte only lead a to eontuelon. P a rg et w h ateve r I* v e ry e ip e n itv e . F te c c* (F e b r u a r y I * t* M arch 2 * )— B * th * peacem aker at horn*, tho ugh you a r t tem p t­ ed to b * v e ry c r it ic a l Inetead. Handle th o e* d u tlc * th a t reg u lf* m etlculeuaaaa*. Shew th at peu a r * a v e ry prepay ip m i e it u ta T B O A T t k * • * ak a w ill >a a meet Ic g te a l p a ria a , although the a e tu re la a re m o te and *» aem lc a a * and the Held •< f a llin * w o uld be Ideal |op Dale In* le re e tln * p e raan alltp . T h e ra e*u H b* a a * * d deal a f a b ility e la n * th * tinea e f m t c b in lt t • • w ell * * th * big a th lete eeq l* eta* be f*u ad In (h i* ah art. Teach tn e p e ila lte * * * r ly and to fln le h on* Job before going an e n o lh a r. "Th* a ta e a im pel, th ey i n ■ •* t n n e l .’ W b at r e * mafc* •» ymet l l t o la la rp a lp a p f e P o l l • r P B A T , O C T B B B B M . t**4 q c k B B A i- n e a i i n c i i A h a a u tllu l dap and evening la eeprtee pnuy la y * lo r home, fa m ily , c o u n try and th * Ideal* whleh p a rm e e l* yeu I * m ake your I l f * m u ib m a r* yltb aad abqndaat. Shew yeu are w illin g t* ch an n el a ll lh a l s w o lle n *) fe r re t w h ich I t nnw peure I n ­ to tr u ly c o n ilr u c t l* * channel* aad y*ta m e k * eea iid et ahla headw ay, A k l K I (M arch 11 U A p ril t l ) — I f you eeoperate m*>* w ith t h a t * w k a U v * uadar paur ro«r, you f la t they eon* be­ came v e r y a ffe e tte n tle . Add co m fo rt* th at * r * needed. Increae* h ap p ln *** anally aad q u ic k ly . T a t a r s (A p r il i t t * May i n —U sin g i s *em * epee lei eervle* you I l k * caa ahed th a lig h t ef T ru th yo u b a r* lo aa been e e e k ln r. tm ier, be nut w ith pereaae you ad m ire, dhow th at j n * ere t r u ly an a ffo c iio a a te , de­ rated pereon. U E M IM I (M ap I t lo Ju n e ll> — M aay a p p e rtu a ltla a t# g e t* p ro sp e rity are y a u ra , especially If you wtalt w ith e ip e rte *••• d a lly to d ay K n o w bow ta comm e rd a lla e on p a rtic u la r ektlle. Us o f a p r a c t i c a l t u r n o f m lntttn n r r H i i n n n tJu n o >2 to J u ly 2 D — I f you e e rly apec lfy w h a t I t la yon w an t, you can e a s ily ach lev* paur a lm a Act la a d irect fa th le a . O t h e r s a r* m a r* than p rillin g to g l* * you th * benefit o f a tp a ilo n c * and h a c k in g . L E O ( J u ly 22 to Auguet 21 > — Inetead e f being tercet ,1 w ith e th e rA uee ta et, Helen to th e ir v le w e . aad then A ll * * * * w ell. Do p o m p fa n c y a n g lin g p r lr a te lp , to*. Hom nntle Ufa can alto bp more eatlefytnp . V i m . o (A u g u st 22 tn S»ptember 22 )— T o u have a good a lly w ho does net w an t to jum p latp th in g s , though he. or eh*. I* w ith y e u . caa b * v ary h e lp fu l now. O et about eee latly. Moke a* m an y a • w eeatactp aa poss­ ible. L I B E A (Septem ber I t to O ct­ ober 221— persons e f la g e a u ttr are m o re than happy to Ja la fe re s* w ith you. but yeu meet •New p o u r w U lIncn eo a fleet. H andle cre d it m atter* w is e ly . Don't neg lect so c ia l nfp tn pm e r o H P i n (O ctober 12 to N » vem ber 2 D — I f you remote • qulot fo r a lit t le w h ile , you w ill get m arvelo us In tu it lee , flaehe* today. To u r outtpflk cn , IK * w ill okaagp aeM id erab ly faen gt ,.wth comae fa tte r, m ore easily a t i . i r r t n i i a IM o r e a t ir 12 I s D ecem ber 2 D — Mere atten lie n lo th * s p iritu a l *14* o f life ta necessary now Th en you «*» e p a ra t* fa r mete Id e ally la d ays l» earn* M ake ( e i u l s M , Cp *U»*pA Ob Peg* A-A \ t } �Horoscope Forecast OPR BOARDING HOUSE ]OffTCUAf— WAW-URW.'— NOW w t n a tseTTiN' A u r t t k w a < AROUND T H IS CSM RTiM V /yW i; Y/H1N t MCMSOIN T M li PLA C * Ckow ,W M O O O U U . ITM AOB TK* **A © IN<» ROOM 0 X Trf L lB « A « y LOOM ' (CMtlBMi h m h p X*A) #•* IB teach w ith noneetaed. C a F r i c o R * (Decem ber I I to |UK» A PUN MOO«e.’ F«OM MOW J a n u a r r I*)— Alllaa l a e v e ry aphara a t y i u r I l i a la v a goo* Idaaa f a r w * r k U g together u a a i i r . a t M t t s a d i* U « « « » .« . th a t l l v i e g tha O allaa Rata U tha haat w a r U t i i t t i (January i t ta Yebruary i l l . By a a atatttl otbara y a a autom atically betas b lessin g s ayaa yauraalt M l I N • aourea a f tm ptratisn to •th ere. Shaw you understand. Thla la tha kladaat th in s yau aan da. I 'tlttt (February H la March t l ) — Quickly handta any usual h u n lsy dailas, than • I f to tha places and paopta yau Rha. It anew that apirtiuat aaaas a t aeadaaas. F la n aeaaiag ’a tan a a r t y —ha a s tla ia . tv T a n a n n i ta s a i T o D A T , ha o r aba w ilt bo a m ost em otional In d iv id u a l, bul you m ust a a rly *«a ta It that th la v lr tu a la chanaalad p ro . p a rly , otharwdsa th s r s «»n bs m uch unfo rtum ats a u tto rln s la th la U fa . S iv a aa a u s h adaea* ataa aa paaalhla, p re fe ra b ly i s t h s a rts , dram a la p a rtic u la r, o r o laat )t to w ard tha hum ant* ta rta n p retsaslo n s th a t help th s p u b lic In a s n s ra l. • p e l." W hat paw m ake la taraalp s f ta t« V I M O UBAT . M T M S H M IM t a M I I A I . T h tD IH IM i T n u h o vs such a b is sh an cs to put pour Id eas a c ro ss aa a o illr th a t th is ap p o rtu altp should ha •aaaptad w lth a u t fu H h a r ado. Bo atop d e lib e ra tin g oo muah and la t othara asa y a a a ra a p e rs o n a lity who h a s It In h is d e fin ite , p o sitive and fo rcefu l fo r h e r ) power to m erchandise e ith e r yo u r Id eas o r pro d u cts A R IR S (M a rsh » l to A p ril I t ) — Cendttlena a t homo re a u lre a fo o d d ia l of a tten tlo a and y a u m ust atop sro crao tin a t ln s asm In h an d lin g them. Add the co m fo rts th a t a ra nee* e a te ry , (p e e d , hut aptnd wlaa* ly. T a t a r s (A p r il t t ta M ay I t ) — T o n can males f l a t Im p ro ve, m anta In ro utin e*, ro w se t lenal p ro g ram s, ste. I f you put your m ind to them now. T a lk th in s * over w ith do e * tie s, even neighbors who s r s good friends. B e se tlv e ! O R M iP t (M s y 11 t s J u a s S t) —To n m ust operate e a a more m odera koala I f you w an t to m a ke tha olg strid e s fo rw ard you contem plate. T h is esn bs In c s re e r m atters, p ro p e rty, etc. F in d new e u tla ls th at are more p im u n e ra ttv a . H tM Ilf C N IL D M K * (Ju n e t t t s J u l y 11) —* T h in k so lely or how ta g ain y o u r leg itim a te personal deelroa In ahortsst U rns possible. Re su ra that rn u r hea lth le Im proved firs t. Then p ro sp erity com es quite n a t u r a lly . f .r .n ( J u ly I I to Auguat i t ) — T n u hav e lo go to th e enures to find tho In fo rm atio n you need a t th is tim e, end much le found In both business and ro* m an tle spheres, tie th e noble l.e o . A s s is t those who a te In ntsd . V IR G O (A u g u s t I t to hopt* am ber I D — M any parsons are onty too glad to a ssle t you th ro u g h a ra th e r tr y in g period, hut you muat ho ap se lflc. Don’t dw ell on the trouble Itse lf. Meet w o n d erfu l people o f heart, a b ilit y . I . I B R A (Septem ber t l t s O et. sb e r It> — T h a beet m ediates fo r you new Is to got out and m ake p e m itM n g r e a lly w o rth , w h ile o f y o u rs e lf. Yo u can m ake a fine Im pression on hiew lga. Use th is w u p d srfu l talent eu n atru m lve ly . a t o n n o lO etehar I t to N«v sm b o r I I I — I f you do |o m t Im p o rta n t re se arch , poii w ill sens bs s b ls to put i s bettor ueo pour fine sk ills- I.lt t c n to w h s I new co nto n e have In s e y . A p p reciate th e ir ts ls n is . too. s t o r T T A R t C i (V o *em b er | l to D teem bar I t ) — T s u r hunches t r s u n u su a lly a e s u rsta s a w and should he used t s fu lle st advaa* ta g *, fla t y o u r b ills a ll paid up. F in d w a re I * d e lig h t your m ale, be m >r* gentle. C A F R lr O N * iD ecem ber I t to J a n u a r y I D — Y * u have aatp to a lt daw a se rla u slp w ith aasa* s la te * aad d lK u e t true alm a la a rd s r ta gat thaty (u ils s t * s . e p sra tln n . Owing snm t re a lly big d t s U C s t c b is ts In p m A Q t’ A R t t * (J a n u a ry I t to T e b r u a r y 1 S I— Stop phlloeo. g h laln g s* m uch and gat down to a c tu a l w o rk a t hand l a e* e ffic ie n t th at you In sp ire *«> w o rk e rs t« fo llo w y n u r s u m p i* . T o u can ba a w onderful producer, F la c M (F e b r u a r y t* to M arch I D — K in * d tp ta get r e ­ c re a tio n a l a c tlv lt le * a lee ly o r. ganlsod. te bo su re to contact p a ls e a rly . G ra d u a lly beceming m ore su ccessfu l la easy now. ton. l i t y o u rse lf! t r t u t a t f H I I .il IB BO RA T f l U b V . the e m illo n e l Ilf s w ill be v e ry ap pealing lo th is un* u su a l person w ho can a la s bs so hap py am ong th a old-fash* lo n e * th in g * o f I lf s , th a t you m u tt o n rly point out that o vary th ing n ts Its rig h tfu l place and th a t prograaa la a lto t» bs adm ired end enjoyed. O nly then w ill th la c h a rt bscom s a eue. e asafu l one and m arried Ilf* m ore suecaastuL Band ta bust* see* college. ••The S le r s Im p el, th e y do so l ro w p e l." W h a t row mohe s i poor t ile lo la rg e ly ■» to V O t’ l C a r r o ll R lg h t t r ’e Ind ivid ual F o re c a s t fop your sig n fo r N ov­ em ber Is now ready. F o r your copy toad vo u r hlrthd ato and t l.e s to C a rro ll (tig h te r F o re ­ see!. Th a Hanford H o rald . B e t m i , H ollyw ood I I . C a lifo rn ia . FIGIIT MANAGER FINED NEW YORK (U H )—Fight manager Ale* Koikowiti was fined 1100 and reprimanded by the New York State Athletic Commission Monday for his stormy outburit t l Refcrc* Arthur Mcrcintg alter his boier Doug Jones loit a tech­ nical knockout lo George Chuvsio on OcL I- V SYRACUSE LEADS LAMBERT NEW YORK (UPI) - Syracute University got a perfect rating to lead in Lambert Tro­ phy balloting, the aymbol of eastern col kgs football su­ premacy, ahead of secondPlace Vtllaoov a. I % �■ 1 Methodist Adventist Baptist Epiacopal TH, . . . . . . . .J-DAT ■ lo c k s t r ik m b a f t ib t 014 Orlead* U a t H ester At*. R. Hamilton d rift!* — P aata* Sunday Sekoal — m M oral i f W erehtF _ 11:4* a. m. T ra ta ta f Union. — • : » ► an. CHRIST CHURCH Chnrtfe Stroot, L aacw ead F r. c k s rla s W . Ita w a rt, Jr. T tear Help C em m iatea _ T:M A *■ Fam ily Sarviaa A — ---------- I M a a . I S e r a e e _ l i t* t s cwurch O arsar m a M l* J . L. Marshall ■P i u iu j a i — ■ERFICR* SATUROAT— ___ 1*1 * Sahhath Sshool ----(_ Mb —M tlM a. m. W arship Servteet — M A W sdaasday Night P ray or Barrlso M T ill p. Sk a d v e n t is t Alliance alliance church till Park Ata at 14th St Rrr. c> C. Dee* Jr. — Pastor Readsy School ----- t i l l A a t W arship Sarela# — IliM a a t R T tm lai W orship — f :l* p. afc Alllasea T i l l * _ Fellowship (W ad.) — T ill p. « . Irayar •artla* — *«» *• *• P1NXCRRST ASSEMBLY o r OOD CHURCH car. ink Sad Elm I t I t Wilder — . . Paster lender School ---- fill A m. Mora1st Warahlp —Hill a m. Braalas Warahlp — 1:11 a ia Tenth Ssry. (Ma ) - l:M A *. Mld-Wock Barr. (Wad.) - T:tl _____ Baptist c u m u li BAPTIST CHURCH CSP. »«* i t * °0»t>TAw a t.ii atnlth ■uaday School _ — « —— 111! A A Marnlai War»M» — lU t* a m. Tralalai Casloa _ SlIS A *• BtsbIb! Ssrrlsa----* «• A "*• Wad. Prayer B erries li t # a ■* Nursery Opa* till A a VTTRJl Saaday Rita Broad c a st WEITI1DH ■APTHT Ith i t A John i t H la i ■naday leh aa l M1SII0HART CHURCH Hally Av*. ---------- * •:•• a m. M a ra la f W arahlp — 11:11 a a t Evening W arahlp — TsH A W ada today P rayer lo rrie s ■ — f :l* A »• PIRBCREIT BAPTIST CHUBCH Onorn Road p e rt or ____ William J . Ousaa M arn lai W arahlp . a a ■unday School . . . . 1:4* a m. Training Union — . i'.lS A nl* K v a n l n s Worship _ 1 :1 0 a m. W ad . Olflcara A T eachers M s s tl a t------------- •:*» A »»■ Christian a ■h FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 P a th ATsnaa P . R Chanea ---------- P a llo r M o ralai W arship — *:*• a bl S an d ar S c h o o l-----I I I ! A m . M o rals! W arship — 11:00 A im. T r a in s ! Union — St** p. SA B ra a la s Worship . M l a s Wad. P rayer S a n ie s 1:11 p. ba ‘ ' \ iS iJ -T - J3 WEARS MOLT CROM 4*1 A P a rk Ava F t. L eroy D. la y e r, R ector Holy Cemm enle* — l:*a a a* Fam ily Beene* and Sunday S chool ......._ ■:** a a . Morning P ra y e r (F irst Sunday — H a ir C e g i M l e a 11:H A m. A ‘ ^eF M m k F ree Methodist F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner it h * l and Laurel A v a R er. C. E. A rdor son — . Pastor Talephewa: I31-TIM lunday lah ae l ___ 1:41 a *l M orning W orship _ 11:11 a a . E v tn lag W arahlp — t;oo a a* Wed- P ray er B arrtea 1:10 a oa a S *5 T ^ CHURCH OP CHRIST OaasTS Ralph Brewer Jr. H ra a ia lla l Bible lehool ------- - *:*• a m. Morning Worship — t i l * A m. K salsg Worship — •:* • A m, W a t P rayer Service T:*« A *• Lutheran GOOD IH R FH E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH SIM A Orlando Drive Hwy. IT.**) Sanford, Florid* m*Tii> CHURCH OP CHRIST 111* Park Avanue Bari B rew s ------- - E v an g elist Sunday B ills Study — . . l*:d* a m. Morning Worship —. 11:00 a m. Evening Servlet — *:** A tog o t -ilara ld a t T ruth" I a s Sunday a s Choanal • Tuesday B ailie Bible Close - ll iM A *A Wtdaooday Bible C lass -------- T ill A The Rev. J. O ordas P e a r y . P astor Sunday School _ _ _ 1:11 a as. Morning W orship — lliSS A as. Communion—F ir s t Sunday 1* Each H eath K indergarten and N u n ary LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEM ER I N W. l l t h Flea* "The Church of th s Lutheran H our" and TV -T h is Us U fa " H erbert W. O e e rts Pastor lunday lehool _ _ 1:11 a m. W orship lerv leo — lt:IS a h . K indergunen an d N ursery to Christian Science FIRST CHUBCH O P CHRIST SCIENTIST IM E a st Ssoond Stroot Sunday larv lea A lunday lehool — - U :H a m. Subject i -ProbntSon A lta i Death." W edneiday B ernes _ S:M a m. Boadlni Hoorn: H I B. Ptrot. W oakdayi: 14:14 A m . . 4:1* p. m. Friday E v a n la ft 4:34t : l l A in- m. T ra ln ln l Union — li t * A m. XTialna W orship — Sioo p. m. Wad. Prayer Sorr. — T:*0 A m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWT. II* Ph, IS l-IU d P a a l o r ___ C h a s t e r W . P l a n k S u n d a y Schoo l ■ 10:00 a. m* M o rn in g S e r v ic e — l l : o a s. m. T r a l n l n l Un io n — •'•*'* P- m K v a n l n s S e r v ic e . . . TilO p. m. W odntodnr M ratlnge: O r i e n l e e U n n e ___ 4 U a m. P rayer . T 'l o a m. C h o i r ______ ______ 1:10 p. m. You eiR n«d m*ny thing* In the human face. It 1* often the mirror of our emotion*. It I* sometlmea the reflection of our character. But almost never doe* the f»ce reveal the Edetf* of the huma- sou/. Like »ome artificial mask It can look •utiaflcd when the smit is starving. It can look calm when the *oul la troubled. It can look content when the ■out is reatleaa and yearning. Church Of God CHURCH OF OOD lln d A Frnnoh I . H. A lf o r d ------ —---- P aeto r Sunday School 4.41 A on. Morning Worohlp — 11:44 a m. Kvangallatle Korv. _ T :lt a m. Tuoo. P rayer Scry. .. lit* a mThure. Toung Peopla Endeavor ............... Tit* a **• CHURCH OP OOD o r PIIOPIIECT 1 lo l Elm Avanua Pant of Ror. Robert Wslch Sunday S ch o o l___ t:4 l A m. W o r sh ip Horvlco — 10:4* A m . E -ngollntlo Serv, . 7:30 p. m. WEDNKHtiAYl 1:41 A m. Rlhln Trolnlng ... PRIOAT: Toung 1'noplo Rorvlcs 7:41 p.m. CHRIST METHODIIT CHURCH Snnlnnd E state* C itrus H eight* Rev. C harter & H ogs — Tattoo Chureh I c h o e l ----- l : t l a m. Morning W orship _ 11:44 a m. MTP .......... .......... t i l l A m. E va W orship _ _ _ 7:14 p. m. . Wed. P ray er lervleo T ill p m . “ Southern Methodist FIRST SOUTHERN M ETHODIIT CHURCH W oman's Club Building IS) O ak Ava. D urw ard IL K night J r , P a tte r lu n d a y School _ _ 1:13 a m. W orehlp lerv lc* _ _ 7:34 p. m. N azarene PAOLA CHUBCH OF CHRIST Highway 41 W a tt Morris Ruby ------ E van g elist Bible Class -------- 10:** a m. M ornlas W arship - I I : M i a K vtnlng Worship — #:•* A B lits Classes Wsd. - T:M A ■* OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH li t* Country Club Hoad Sponsored by F irst B aptist Chureh R ot. A T. B a r r e t t ----- P astor lunday lehool —■— a a U:«» dt HIT *. Sanford An*. I t Varaon F o liar S n n d tr School — S:IS a. m. M o rals! W orship - 11:44 a. m. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH t i l l W. f i r s t S t r s . t lu n d ay lehool — 10:00 a bl Mo ra la f Worship — lllSO a m. Bible llu d y (lu n d ay ) 7:40 pra. Kvengelletlo I s r r ls a T:M p. m. W a t Prayer Meat — T:00 p m. B i l l l l s p h a n a ............ Psolor A Cardial Welcome la All W o r r h l p PoTvIoe _ . .4(Wilt* I m l n W4WS1» — f ill S> «*• f i r s t Ch r is t ia n c h u r c h d i s c ip l e s o r c h r i s t c w m tr r u i* m is s io v a r t A m. THE •RACH ME THODII T CHURCH Oner* R d . a t W oodtoad A re, Rev. John H. Hire* Jr., f a l t e r L Church School — 1:41 A m . M orning W ornhlp _ t l M a a M TP ■ . - 1:11 A A How then can we read our soul’s needs? We can retd them in the Bible. And hi the center* ie* of man'* uni vernal reaching for God. In the prayers that a hundred million Up* have framed. In Uw hymn* and psalms that generations have echoed. Got! alone fully umlen>tandn the needs of a human Mill. He who c re a te d us knows what 1* essential for His creatures. Ami when we come to His House, try­ ing to understand these deep spiritual needs . . . all thi while He is supplying them, satisfying the hungers of the sou). t h e c h u r c h ro w a l l . The I'hutch ie Uw> fim lrst factor m earth tor lha building ol charac­ ter and focal citlecmhip II U a elorahouaa of spiritual values. Without a struct Church, w ither ilrmorracy aw civilisation a n eurviv*. Three OpytlfM 1M4 i Ad<«tuin« Swvfau, la* era bur sound raasnoia why every permit should attend servkve r*|UMfmSw a Va . djgf* .Sunday Congregational CONGREGATIONAL CHltlRTtAN CHURCH (United Church o f C h rist) P ark Avonun a t 141k St. O i l a. m . ___Church Hehool l! : 0n n. m. _ W orahlp Service 1:30 p. m. — C h ristian Youth Ministry Rev. W alter A. R. MaPharaoA Pastor Tuesday Pnatma 42:1-11 Monday I Samuel 1* :* - ll Wednesday John 1 :1 4 3 4 ♦ •a l l ro w t h e chuw ch larly end support the Church. They are: (1) for hie men aah* (J) For hie children's aaVe. (3) Par the mke of hie community and nation (4) For the take of the Church ilerlf, which nrrda hia morel aad material support Plan la go to church regu­ larly and reed year Blhle deily. Friday Thursday John ■ CerinthMEi l:U -(l 1:1*1* Methodist '1.:- ^ - FIR ST CHURCH OF TH E NAEARENB Lake Mary, F1a R er. W. L Holcombe, P astor lu n d ay 1:41 a m. ___ Bible School 11:00 A m . — Morning W orship 7:44 A m . — Evening lervleo 1:44 a — Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Sarvleta 1:41 A m - — Law Wed. V iseteaary la rv le a •EN EV A METHODIST CHURCH Rev. W. E. Tlmma —_ Pastor Sunday School _____ 1:41 a m. Morning lervlcno _ 11:14 a m. Choir Prsctleo Wad. 7:10 p. m. Every One Welcome. P IR IT PENTECOSTAL CUUUCH OP LONdWOOD II I Orange Blreet Rav. E. R uth O raat _ P a tte r Sunday School _ _ 14:40 a m. Morning W orship — llilS A m. lunday Evening _ 7:14 p. m. Wad. Bible Study _ 7:14 a m. Conquerora Meeting F riday _________ 1:34 a ba GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employee* HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 200 W. 26th S t. Sanford KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE F irst ft French, Sanford SANFORD WELDING ft FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley ft Employe** BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. S t, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t, Sanford CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY C0. 119 W. F irst, Sanford HILL HARDWARE ft IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Nowman and Employ*** LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning A. DUDA ft SQNS, INC. Slavia, Florida HILL LUMBER ft HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapp* and Employs BAPTIST ML Blon Mlealeeary Baptist. Ups# A v* Naw Mt. Calvary Mlealeeary B aptist l i s t w . n t h at. Naur Salem Primitive Bapttot Chureh. 1*44 W. I ttb IL New ML Xloa Baptist Church, lit* P e e r Ave O ahlaw u B aptist C hapel *14* W, la th *L Oateen B aptist church r in a e rs s t Bapttot Church, t t t W. On ora Rd. 1'relrl* Lake Baptist Church, Bldg* R d , F e rn P a rk P ro g rata Missionary B aptist Chare*, Midway Second Shlleh Mlaeleaary B aytlet Chureh, N inth 4k Hickory ■t. Jam es Mleeleehry B aptist C hureh S I* HA 41* Oeteea Bl Paul Missionary B aptist Church, f lh SL BL M atthews Mleeloeary B aptist Church C shaan H eights ■t. John's Mleeteaery B aptist Church. •Xt Cypress *L Tem ple Beptlet Church, Pulm Springe Rd., A ita m o n u Rprlnga W est elds Missionary Bapttot Chnrah, 411 *. Holly Ay* Bio* Hop* Bapttot Church. TU O range Av*. ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm Methodist NELSON ft CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koleff and Empk>y**e B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employ*** SHITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff P1a Oak Ava * 3rd IL Orover C. Sewell Jr. _ Paetat E d ia r W. Smith J r . A ssistant P aetor .C hurch S c h o o l-------- 4:43 a. m. g.salon M e . l a 10:41 a- m. Morning W orship — 11:44 a m. Pioneer Pellowahlp _ 4.04 a m. Senior III Faltnwehlp 1:44 p. m. E vening W orehlp ._ 7:14 p. m. Wed. P ray er M eeting 7:44 a m. CHURCH O F THE COVENANT 1771 lo a t h Orlando Drive Thomas H. H ekla — ._ Paetcr W orehlp ......... ....... 1:04 a m. Church leh o o l ___ 14:44 a m. i u n r bvj aiv ii DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S taff HOWARD BOTELER Wholsiai* Confectionery WHATABURGER 2645 French Avenue WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J . M. Cam won and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Compani** Irving L Pryor and S taff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT R o m ft Wilkg Bowman ft Employee* STENSTROM REALTY Herb SUnstrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida Feel* WeeteygB Methodist. RL 4g W. a t Paola SL Jam a* A-M.B-, Sanford Av* SL Mary** A.M.R. Chureh IL RL t i l Oeteea ■l P aur* Methedtot C h u r e h Oeteea ltd. Knterprto* Stafford Mamertol Methedtot C h u r e h a DeUery SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Foraat Lake Saventh-day Advantlet Church, Hwy. ( I I , F o rta t City leveath-day A dventist churoh, Maitland Av*. A ltam aata Sprluga ■anford Savonth-d*y A dventist Church. Saventh 4 Elm -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYAetleck B aptist C hurch. Oviedo Central B aptist Chureh, t i l l Oak Av* Chuluate F irst B ap tist Church Chaluet* Bapttot Mlseten Elder Sprlkse B aptist Church, • I I L eh n aa Rd. t i n t Baptist c h u n k , (14 p e rk Ave. Friendship B aptist Church e l A ltam eata Spring* BL t i l . A ltam onte Sprlags F irst B aptist C hureh e t Dellary F irst B aptist C hureh e t a e n e re F irst B aptist C hurch a t Lake Mary F irst B aptist C hurch ef Lake Heneua F irst B aptist Church e t Loasveed, Cor. Church A U real F irst B aptist C hureh a t Ortega F irst B aptist C hurch e t Baa Lands Springe F irst Shlleh M issionary B aptist Church, n e t w . ti t h st. F orest City B a p tist Church F ountain Hand B aptist Church, Ovlade Dove Southern B apttot Mission, Chuluota M issionary B a p tist Church N orth Kd. Ssterw toe Macadonla M ission B a p tist Chureh Oak Mill Kd. Outaen Morning Olory B a p tist Church, Geneva Hwy. Ml. Oliva M issionary B aptist Church, Sen 4 l a i d * S pile** A d-, b e o g v o e d 0ATM0UO Church a t the Nativity. U k a K a rp All Souls Cetholle Church, 111 Oak Ava. Roman Cetholle Mara, gportemaa'a Club. C holuot* i i ■L Ann's Catholic Chureh, Ferehteg Mac*, Denary (IL Mary Magdalena Catholtc Church, M all, toad A v* A lto aea t* Springe CHRISTIAN P i n t Christian Church, t i l l a Sanford Av* Congregational C hristian Church, 3141 P ark Av* Norlhelda Christian Chureh. F l a t I d * Have* Dr.. Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Church Church Chureh af af of cf Christ, l i t * a p a r k A v* ChrUL Geneve Christ, Longwead Christ, Pecla CHURCH OF OO0 Chureh Church Church Church cf of af af (led. (led, God. God 1*1 Hickory 11(1 a. F rench Oviedo Mission, Rntarprto* BFIBCOPAX. AH fain t* Bp Ieasy a* Church H Ave., Enterprise C hrist Episcopal Church, Longweed All Saints Episcopal. E nterprise Holy Cross XpiecopaJ, P a rk A v * ad LUTHERAN Asceaela* L utheran Church, Ovarbrook D r. Caaaalharry Good Shephard United L uther* 3**4 R Orlando De. L utheran Churoh a f lha Redeemer, 143 W. 13th Place Messiah L utheran church, Amartaae Legion Halt. P rairie Lake, Fern Park ■L Luka* L utheran Church, RL 0 4 Slavia M E T H O D ir p B arnett M emorial Mathedtot Church, B. D allary Ava., E nterprise Bear Lake Melhudlai churoh ■lethal A.M E. Church, Caaaaa nelghle C asselberry Community Mothodlat Church. H *y. IT-** * F iner Ridge Rd., Ceesalberry DaBary Community Methodist Church W. H ighland* DaBary C hrist Methodlat Church ■untoad K staten F irst M ethodist Church, 411 r a r k Av* F lret Methodist church of Ovlade F lrat Southern Mothodlat Church W om an's Club 1*1 Oak Av* Fran M ethedtot Church. I4> W. tth SL Oaaav* Mothodlat Churoh, Otnava Grace M athedtot Church. Onorn Rd. G rant Chapel t i l l . Church. Oviedo O akgroea M ethodist Chureh, Oviedo (totan* MsiAodlM Chare* . MASARIMH F I re t C herch *d the N aearee* w . le d a t Mapla Far* P erk Chureh e f th* M aaarea* O'Brien ltd . F ere P ath Lake Mary Ohereh a t tha N etareaa FBESBTTEHIAM Community Fraabytertoa Chureh, L ake Mery F irst P rtah y terian church. O ak A v* * ltd SL F irst Presbyter!** Chureh, Caaealharry Flret P resbyteries Church ef DaBary, K. U lsblaad Praabytartaa Chureh ef The C evenaat J i l t S. Orlando Dr. SL A udrava Preabytarian Chureh *411 L asneat Bek. D r, Saar Laka Upaato Commually Fraabytavta* Churah. t ’peala Rd. W estm inister Presbyterla* Church, Howell Park, OL 434 . 1 Presbyterian ■anford, BANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodgt* and S taff t FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Following: Sponsors Make This Church N otice And Directory Page Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. t Mrs. M. R. Strickland ' Pentecostal FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH 411 P a rk Ava Rev. Robert M. Jenkins, P astor Morning W orship — 1:11 a m. Sunday School ----- t i l l A m. Morning W o rs h ip 10:11 a m. MTP Meetlnga — l: ta a m. (Intarm adtata. la a lo r) K vealag W arahlp — 1:11 A ■* OSTEEN METHODIIT1CHURCH Ooteen • T A r r o itU MEMORIAL CHURCH N orth Monroe CL A. B eatty _ _ _ _ _ _ Parlor Osteon lundoy lehool _ _ 14:04 a m. Osteen W orship lervleo — 11:4# a 41. gtofford Memorial— W orehlp lervleo |:I 4 A ■Btafford Memorial— lu n d a y l e h o o l ___ 14:H A Saturday m i ? CHURCH o r THE RAIARENB W. Ind IL a t K apla A va P aul Blokee _ _ _ _ _ P astor ■uaday School 1:41 a m. M orning W orehlp _ 14:41 a m. Youth - - ....... , | ; i i a m. Toung Adult F e llo w s h ip ----- , . a <a The Namer Wa Bear E vangalletla larvleo 7:44 a m. Mid-Week Service (W ad.) — TNI a w. Third lu n d ay S tn iap lratlo * — li«4 p. ba OTHER CHURCHES Allan's A.M.E. Churoh, Olive * 13th Church of Ood la ChrteL Oviedo Chuluota Community Church C herth of Oad of Prophecy. 11*7 Elm Av* Chareh e f dad Mission. Enterprise C herth e f Jaaua C hrist e t L atter Dai Salat* 111* P ark At * Community Chapal, A ltam onte Springe Easier* Orthodoa Churah. SL Johns Cbrr eostom Chapel, Hwy. 17-I1, P eru P ark CoagragaUs* Beth Israel, l l t h a Msgnolll Firm Churah a t C hrist, Sclaattot, 444 B. Sad SL Kingdom HaU a t Jehovah’s W itness la k a Monroa UnlL 11*3 W. Third SL F irst Pentecostal Church of Lesgwoud ML Olive Hollnes* Church, Oek Mil Rd. Oetees Flaacreat Aseambly a t Oad. N th * Elm Saafard Alliance ch u reh , 14*1 a P ark Ave Sanford C en g rtg atlo n a t Jehovah'* Wit aesse* I t i Sanf>rd Av*. Th* Salvatlun Army. l l ( g. jn d SL Usiur C hurah ad l a l t o r l , 141 JL to t SL e �+ •* Smiling Johnson Greets Thousands At Orlando \ Seminole County * « * * on the S t Johns River • • • • T h e Nfle of America" ®t|? i&mfnrfli Smttti ftp Cad* asm 9 > WEATHER: Partly cloudy Tuesday; few ahowers; high, T9; low. 65. \ VOL. 56 e Wood* Full of Question For thooo of no who not unde retend tho probUmo of tho hard of hoorinf, this story will help aaowor tho questions whoa H op* poara tonight on tho Boa Coooy television chow. • • • A Clock Watchor who ho* d child with auch a handicap lot no know of thio tho othor day, Sha oald oho ha* a child attending a special ocbool In Orlando for tho hard of hair* lng. Thro* othor county chil­ dren aro aloo attending the achool, ah* oaid, and tho prog* ■oaa of her child ia "remarkable.'* • * • Children actually baaing tho difficulty will b* mod on tho ahow, according to our infor­ mant. • * a To neoreomor* to for tho Florida Conaorratloa Wook aront: Woleom*. We fool you'll find u* a friondly hunch aad hop* you’ll hat* a pleasant stay. Enjoy your■olf. and If wo caa bo of any help, lot ua kaoor. * * o George Ban, president of the WoiUlda Volunteer Fire Doportmoot, ig urging all elec tors who ere residents el Proelact t to vote farortbly so Nor. s for the propoaad fire district. "If it pusaa," lays Bali, "flto Era dapartmest wiB * * ----A wook BUT* and ail the oloctionooring ballyhoo will b* oror. A wook from tomorrow night aad most of tho nation will bo going to bod lata. Tho next morning somoll bo rich­ er; toms’ll b* poorer; oomo’ll won't. If bo happitr;• some • • U.S. Flag* flying a t half ataff reminds many of I t months ago when thoy wars diaplsyod In tho asms manner. This time it's for former Frooldont Hoover; tho loot time waa for ont of lha black* oat days in American history: Tho soooo*inotlon of president Kennedy. * # * The delivery of seedling pines to Seminole County'* Forest Ranger Service office will begin Doe. 1. according to Farm Forester Terrell Davl*. Ha said that ilaih, sand, loblolly and longleaf Ktdlings —one year old and about I t lncbta in length—will be avail­ able at 14 per thousond plus U cento delivery charge. • # • All of there will grow In Seminola but the sand and looglcaf aro beat auited to dry* t r alias while th* slash and loblolly ora more odaptibl* to wetter soils. Tho slash and lob­ lolly are tho principal trees in this county. Davis will aasiat landowners la any technical problem con­ cerning planting. HI* office ia located in the Seminole Agri­ cultural Center on U. S. 17-93. He la available each Tucaday. The seedlings — by the way — may be ordered through the Farm Forester or the County Ranger at Lougwood. United Press Leased W irt State Farm Expansion Wins Nod A 91M.OOO expiation pro­ gram for the Central Florida Experimental Farm , on Celery Avsmaa, Including new build­ ings and land acquisition, hai baas approved by the State Board of Control, it waa learn­ ed today. In a lengthy report and sur­ vey by i t e seven scientist* as* slgitad to tha axperimaatal station (and fully reported in the afrieulture-induitry and county sections of today's Pro­ gress Edition), farm official* requested an appropriation of $83,190. Thla request was directed to tbe experiments! station's parent organisation, tbe Uni­ versity of Florida, i t QalaeaviD*. Tha university pared tha request to I1M.000 and for­ warded it in tha school's over­ all budgetary request to tho State Board of Control. Tbo budget request must new be approved by tbe State Cabinet and too IMS LogUli tore. Tbe experimental station on Celery Avenue is divided into two seat Una, the "office" just off MeUenvlll* Avenuo. at tha rear af - Banford Vaval Aca­ demy, end tbe "farm ," lt t miles further east on Celery. The budget request, if ap proved by the Stata Cabinet and Legislature, will include $117,000 for a new office build lag and laboratories, $40,000 for new land (or the cultivation and redevalopmont, primarily, of paachea and ornamentals, and $31,000 for a greenhouse and hoadhouae. (It waa ax plained a “baadhouae" la the supply or work shop for the hothouse.) mwA ••• Five Rescued PERRY (UP1) - Four Flor ids State University students and the mother of one of them were rescued Monday after spending tbe night on the Au­ d its River. 9 Marines Die HUELVA. Spain (UP1) Nine U. S. Marines were killed today when two Navy helicop­ ters collided la tha air during a massive amphibious landing maneuver on Urn beaches of southern Spain. Power Struggle JACKSONVILLE (UPI) A U. S. Court of Appeals was to hear today the struggle of power between a federal judge whose orders to prosecute Mis­ sissippi civil rights cases drew a flat refusal from a U. S. at­ torney. High-Level Meet WASHINGTON (UPI) Secretary of State Dean Rusk met today with British For­ eign Sscrstsry Patrick Gordon Walktr for talks that mark tbe first high-level U. S. con­ tact with Britain's new Labor government. Miller To Talk TALLAHASSEE IEP[> — Gov. Farris Bryant and Stats Cabinet officials, campaigning with President Lyndon John­ son today, sent back word that thsir employes are to be al­ lowed to hear a speech in Tallahassee tbil afternoon by the GOP vice presidential can­ ‘ Strengthen our might didate, Congressman William "WUh your voting right." —Rath Swinney Millar, of New York, from the Woman'* Club cspi'ol steps. Established 1908 \i MON., OCTOBER M , 1964 8ANFORO. FLORIDA NO. SOT Conservation Week Starts Here Today \c: . , Secretary §1 gtato Tom Adams waa due la laniard eerly thla afternoon to launch the Florida Conservation Week activities as proclaimed by Gov. Farris Bryant Adams was tha principal speaker for tha opening festiv­ ities in the Ctvle Center, He was joined earlier at • Jim Spencer Restaurant luncheon by Mist Priscilla Schnarr of Hollywood, Miss Florida for i l l 1M4. ONLY A PORTION of the thousands of copies of Tha Sanford Herald 'a 11th annual Progress Edition are pictured as they were being readied to­ day for distribution by carrier throughout Central Florida and by mail throughout the United States and the world. (Herald Photo) Herald's 11th Progress Edition Covers Seminole County Growth Tbe Sanford Herald's 11th annual Progress Edition la off tha presses with thla issue to­ day. This edition contain* IH pounds of pictures and news articlei depicting In 100 pages the growth and progress ol Sanford and Semlnoie County Fisherman Drowned In Lake Monroe A Winter Park fisherman was drowned Saturday after­ noon when the boat in which he and two others were riding cap*lied in choppy Lake Mon­ roe. Dead la O. C. Beacbam, <1. of 330 West Comstock Avenue, Winter Park. The death waa ruled by Coroner W. Hugh Duncan as accidental drown­ ing. Another fisherman. Wesley Glenn, was treated at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital tor ex­ posure. A third, Jamea Good­ man, was uninjured, according to Constable Bob Carroll. Sheriff a deputies launched a reacue boat to save the men but they were picked up by civilians in the area. Reaching Goodman were Claude E. Is­ bell and Ray Gazel whila Tom Wade saved Glenn. According to Constable Carroll, the three hid been fish­ ing about 300 feet out in tha laka when the wiml churned the water into heavy wavts, capsizing the boat. during tha last year. Thera are pictures and storias about agriculture, in­ dustry. sports and recreation, tho Navy, churches, achooli, the economy, the city itself and county Itself, homes, a section about our neighbors at Enterprise, Deltona and De­ nary , . . picture* and stories about most anything in Sem­ inola County, Furthermore, merchants, business houses, industry and others present another picture Tampa Times For Goldwater TAMPA (UPI)—The Tampi Time* editorially endorsed Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater for the presidency to­ day. Tbe paper endorsed Re­ publican Richard Nixon In I960. SIOUX FALLS. S. D. (UPI) —Tbs Sioux FiU* (S D.) Argus-Leader, which has barked the Republican national ticket in previous years, said Sun­ day it would refuse to endorse cither of this year’s president­ ial choices. of tha county with their adver­ tisement*. Thousands of copies of to­ day's Progress Edition have bean ordered by our readers for nnll-away to th tlr friends throughout th* United States and the world. President Aims_____ At Florida's Retirees B r Dottla Aostia City Editor ORLANDO — Tens of thousands of Central Floridian* jammed Colonial Plaza and th e parade route today to and touch President Lyndon B. Johnson. The President obliged th e screaming crowds b y alter* nately w alking and riding alon g the parade route, pop­ ping out of tha car to shake hands with everyone he could reach. He smiled and greeted thousands. A rriving a t Colonial Plaza about 30 minutes late, President Johnson looking somewhat hot and fatigued, took an unprecedented pauao before mount, lng the platform and dis­ appeared Into a trailer Sen. Spesaard Holland and parked near the speaker’s after accepting th* Introduc­ Mrs. Fred T. Williams, of Special event* aro sched­ stand. He remained there tion, Johnson eaid, “I’m sura uled for each day with a host 320 Oak Avenue died Sunday of speakers, exhibit*, demon­ about 10 minutes while you ar* going to continue Sanford Resident Dies At DeBary at 12:45 p. m. at DeBiry Ma­ nor. Born in Conway, Mich., she had lived in Sanford for tha past 55 yean. The widow of Fred T. Wil­ liams, she was a member of First Presbyterian Church, a member of the Woman's Club of the church, serving a i his­ torian at the lima of death, ind a long-time member ef the Sanford Woman'i Club. Survivors Include one son, Frederick Williams, of San ford; a daughter, Mrs. A. F. Kelley of Richland, Ga.; four grandchildren, Sally and Iletiy Williams, of iliam l; Linda Williams, of Tallahaisae, and Fred Kelley, of Richland, and three great-grandchildren. Folk Singer, 26, Held In Threat MIAMI (UPI) — A young folk singer, described as an avid hunter and owner of "a couple of guns," faced a hear­ ing today on a charge of threatening President John­ son's lift. Paul S. Bark, 26, waa pick­ ed up here 1st* Saturday, less than 34 hours befora th* President arrived here for a tumultuous ovation from a crowd of 6,COO. Back, a former University of Miami student, presently enrolled at Miami-Dade Jun­ ior College, was held on $23,000 bond pending a hearing a t 2:30 p. m. befora U. S. Commissioner Roger E. Dav­ is. Mias Schnarr waa lilted as the official boateai tor tha day and sha was on hand to great visitor* from throughout th* state. Florida Conservation Week la belay sponsored jointly here by the Sanford Chamber ef Commerce and tbe Florida Development Commission. Sanford waa selected sa Mo pilot elty for what la expected to bn held turn ally la variew* cities throughout tho state. Exhibits are la place at tha Laks Monro* Industrial Park and Civic Centar and today's special program Involve* dem­ onstration* of firefighting techniques nod tree planting. The damenatrations will be bald at tho park following Adams' speech to the Civic Center. Alter th* talk, ha la scheduled to preeent * number of conservation awards to top slat* officials, ............ Continuous movies will be shown at tho Centar after tho format program. UNITED FUND report meeting Friday i t tha IJSO Building showed the drive off to a sharp start. Troy Buy, head of the UF appeal in Semi­ nole County, ia shown inking in the percentage of this Red Feather, n symbol of the Fund's campaign. Scores of volunteers are busy con­ tacting county residents aa they strive to hit 100 per cent of Ihe quota. (Herald Photo) stration* and field trips plan­ th* crowd waited impatiently and chanted "we want Johnned. Wednesday will m « a num­ •on." ber of apes hare on tha Civic Tha tremandouf pace of Center program as they bold campaign I* apparently wear­ ing an th* President ** h* a seminar on conservation. Th* weaklong program con­ pushes for n«xt Tuesday’* cludes Saturday with a Chil­ election victory. dren's Day avast nt tha Can­ Paraphraaing O d d water’* statement, Johnson laid "In tor. your conscience you know what la beat for your country." In contrail to Goldwater's chargea about th* moral de­ cay of American pcopl* and th* American way of life, Johnson said "You have th* intelligence to determine that th* man who answers the hotlln* m ost b* ■ man of expertire and responsible leader­ Whether ar not a (let ef ship." Jurore was drawn according Almlng his remarks at th* to law delayed opening arguFlorid* retirees, Johnson pro­ today In tha Circuit mises th* Social Security trial of Ralph W. Ald­ program would he continued erman and Billy Lamar Ham­ tnd acid Social Security l« mond. not charity and not a hand­ Alderman and Hammond ara charged with grand lar­ out, " it ia Insurance paid fir ceny In connection with an by your hard tabor." "Thla prosperous nation hss alleged $300,000 swindle from Hi-Aerea Concentrate, Inc. ef on obligation to th* p*opi* who labored to build th* coun­ Seminola County, Tha delay eama when Dom­ try; for tb* veterans who inick J. Salfl end J. Ruesell fought In our wars," he Mid. II* urged that older citizens Hornsby, Orlando attorneys he gives a chanc* to contri­ who ara representing Aiderman, railed tha question of bute to th* progresa of th* proper juror selection proced­ nation. "Let's net tsar down ure during a lengthy examin­ all we have built sp," be ation of County Clark Arthur counseled. Referring to th* space cen­ Beckwith who waa on tha wit­ ter at Cap* Kennedy, John­ ness stand. During tho questioning ad son celled Florid* the (pace Beckwith Judge Thomas A. state end Mid the "epac* Beasley of DeFuniak Springs, work you ar* doing in the ordered raceuaea to permit State of Florida is ssMntlsI Beckwith end hia staff to to our survlvsL W# cannot bt second In spec* and first in check certain Jury lists. Alderman and Hammond the world." S i g n s , placards, btnnsrs face trial on seven count* ef war* M en from th*M coun­ grand larceny. Prosecuting the cate for ties; St, Lucie, Marion, 'Vo­ the State of Florid* i* lusia, Seminole, B r e v a r d , State'* A t t o r n e y A. L. Hillsborough, L h , Lake, Polk "Mike" Steed of this circuit tnd Alachua. He ia being aasieted by Wil­ The crowds began arriving liam D. Hopkins, a state's at­ a t th* P lata and lining th* torney from th* second judi­ rout* a t 6 a.m. cial circuit in Tallahassee. Johnson w is totsodused hg Jury Selection Delays Start Of Citrus Trial that fin* old Florida habit of returning Son. Spcxaerd Hol­ land to the Senate, Present on th* platform with tha President, beside Holland and Sen. George A. Smathera, were Gov. Farrla Bryant, Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ land and Rep. Joe Davis, De­ mocratic gubernatorial can­ didate, Haydon Burns; Secre­ tory of S tate Tom Adams, Mayor Robert S. C arr ef Or­ lando, end a host of other Central Florida digniurtea and political figures. Earlier, President Johnson stopped In at the Cherry Plaza Hotel breakfast to ehat with Demoeratie leaders and workers, among t h e m a etreng contingent from Semi­ nole County. Johnson applaud'd the work f of Sens. Holland and there and chided Holland bli peraiatant effort to fund* for the canal—fund* which are coming due, ha said, la a u la to th* stamina of Holland. Ha daparted from lho f*M tectlon of tha Secret Service to shake hande with the Jebllant Democrats. Many time* ha left hia limouslnt a t th* hotel and along tha route to shake hamfi with the milling crowd and to areata eewsternation among hia tore. Negro Magazine Endorses LBJ CHICAGO (UPI) - Ebony magazine has endorsed Presi­ dent Lyndon B. Johnson fog election. Ebony, a national Negro monthly, eaid In its November Issue that the presidential election Involves not ooly e iv | rights hut slso federal aid to help Negroes "climb a Uttia higher." e it n e t f f t AltotoVH PWBT QUAUTY* A PENNEY EXCLUSIVE I GIRLS* COTTON KNIT SKI PJ*g 2 p *3 4 to 10 B r u s h e d heavyweight cotton knit eki pajamaa mada to Penney'* ex­ acting alia and quality ■pacification*. Just th* thing for those cold win­ ter evenings to store. j m h ib lis � 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, October 23, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 23, 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>, October 23, 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/8795c17b9e7c9ae0f530089936b63027.pdf 07208378c3f13d7d2b44b501aabe7d4d PDF Text Text HERALD N ow Has Meeting A synchl m Cantor with Um workshoy SonwM f at 10 * a* Mant o n starts* for Um lunch yorlod sro saktd to bring t t o b awn aaadwkh sad bo*, •ra g s will to npyllod by tho s t ths hens of K n . Loans Boll rad M in Allot Dnytes. Thorn sttewdlsg v o n Mrs. loo Masters, Mr*. HosM Oil. h l r , Mr*. Horry Ostess, Mr* Birth* Bardin, Mr* Guy Bool!, M r* flora Koto* wits, Mr* Frank Goon*, Mr* Norman Millar, Mr* Edna Eby, county s to a t; sad Um follow Ids tnoats, M r* Elloloo Kirthhoff, Mr* Jnliua Gsrhmrdt, Mr* L. E. Ltopor, Mr* Aims sad Mr* Boro Barn* Tto afternoon program will to os “Contrasting tho Old With tto Mow,* AO Mogbors art (salted to tho Coosty Connell mooting s t Lsko Halos on Oct. 2S at 10 * a* House Entered 8. T. Johnson of Ml Cypresi Avo. told polka Sunday his rosldoneo was entered while to was at church. Nothing was mlsilni, ho said. Tto thief R E A C H IN G M O R E T H A N 40,000 PEOPLE D A IL Y ! 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To H in t 50— U lac. P a r la ta IIS —A u to s For Hal* 51— A rtlclta For Kant 111—A uto*—Hat* or T rad* St—Sw ap or K ichang* I I I —T ru ck * F or Sal* IS— Wan lad To lluy 11*— A utom otive tu rtle * Si—F u rn itu re For Halo 111—Hcootara 4 Cyclaa 14— Antique* For Bala 111—B oat* 4 Motor* I t —Slunay To Loan ItS —M artn* lupplta* I*—Du* In tea O p poilunltlaa From If you want to do something about the Goldwuter threat to the future security and prosperity of America* and the peace of the world — send the coupon below with your contribution, no m atter how small, as your share in supporting the campaign of Lyndon R. Johnson for President of the United States. S antord E ao h a ag * F ro m W H Y NOT INVESTIGATE OUR LOW DAILY DISCOUNT RATES? ONE S A L E O FTEN P A Y S FOR T H E E N T IR E M O N T H ’S C O S T ! Samlnol* County (D ial DLaot) EXAMPLES Piano Toning and Repair W. L. Harmon — 322-4333 \ U D - we11 m ak e heading for you if yc REMODEL REPAIR Call B. E. Link, 322-7039 Building Contractor business is not listc | E n rlu a rd la my c o n trib u tio n t o help fin an c * th* D em ocrat* MONTHLY COST | (o r Jo h n a u n C am p aig n in C tn U a l F l o r i d * MONTHLY COST | NAME: ... P H O N E 322-5612 I ADDRESS (FROM 8ANFORD EXCHANGE) (FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY) STATE . Sand shack, mo**/ order, nr rank. Plana* make cheek W I ■ money order payable 1* Democrat* far Johann*. 201 Eanl Flrnt | | dtraat, Hanford, Florid* » / ■*-- t / j p 1 ' / II i 1 ^ —i -------------- -. . . . awn , mss ■ ------- -r �^ * J- LBJ Okays $2 Million For SNAS X* Seminole County • * • * on the S t Johns River * • * « “The N ile o f America” K‘; m U you t a t a chance batm an 9 a. ra. and noon Saturday to drive out U. S. 17-92 ba aura to atop in and taka a peek a t the now office* of the County Enigneer and tha Hoad De­ partment. • • • < 3 1 ]? 9 U p Ir r a t b C od * 5 2771 > WEATHER: F air and a little w anner through Friday; high today 75-78; low tonight 45-50. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Eatnaar Bill Bush took ua on tha deluxe S3-e*nt tour tha other day and you c a n t imagine how effectively a building which once waa a road camp Jail could be tranaformed into each a lovely •nit* of officaa a t ao little Shuns N obel Prize coat. a a • PARIS (U P l)-F ren ch aoSaturday tha office* of tha velist Jcan-Paul Sartre has Engineer and Road Depart­ turned down the-Nobel prlta ment plan the County Agri­ for literature, the French new* cultural Department will ba agency reported today. open for Inapactton. Visitor* will ba able tu tour tha “lay­ Laborite Pledge out" and enjoy light refresh­ LONDON (U PI) — The new ment*. Labor government promised a a a today to "work for itrengthOffice* of County Agricul­ ened European cooperation tural Agent Cecil Tuckar and within the framework of the hi* associates are nowInNorth tha Atlantic Alliance.” old CountyHome, adjacent to the Engineer and Road De­ Tokyo Quake partment!. TOKYO t u r n - A rolling a a a earthquake shook downtown Actually, these sr* tha nic­ Tokyo at 6:33 p.m. local time est county offices in Semin- (3:33 a.m. EDT) today. There ole. eacapt parhapa for tha were no immediate reports of Health Department. Wall damage. guarantee you'll be surprised whan you a#* them. Charge Denied a * a FORT WALTON BEACH A person familiar to the (UP!) - Retired Air Force Semlnol# acen* soma years Gen. Jam es Doolittle said ago has returned after a six- Wednesday night that Sen. year sojourn in New York Barry Goldwater would not City. He's Dr. LesterL.Marx reduce military etrength in and, with hia wife, be has Ftorida or anywhere els# If formed Health and Character elected president. Education Inc., working out of Forest City. Dr. Uarx studied Visit HST ■I Indiana Coltag* of Physical KANSAS CITY (U P l)-P rriMedicine and served five years with the Army Medical ident Johnson and the First Lady visited former President Corps. Harry S Truman Wednesday a a a A ring necked dove, a rar­ in bis hospital room. They ity in theta parti, was found talked of 10SI politics, then in the back yard of a Sanford the President invited Truman resident tha other day. I t waa to tha Whlta House. EstibUshed 1908 THURS., OCTOBER 22. 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 305 iU U V A " t r . w r f i r a f MNEWM 0 u t? YORK ( U P D - Police watchers might like to aaa it. a • • Dr. Robert Hoover, an ob­ stetrician, ie running for state representative on the Repub­ lican ticket , , , well, he ihould at least get tha “la­ bor" vote. a a a Tha Semlnol* County Cham­ ber of Commerce Better Busi­ ness section continues to cau­ tion homeowners—and others —to be wary of “special deals'* by out of town firms. * a * Hava you had a telephone offer—from a rerrcsentatlve of an out of town firm to re* surface your house? “New product, . . . especially de­ signed for thla climate , . , really much better th in paint , . . put on under pressure . . , looking for a few seleeted homes for demonstration purposes . . . reduced rate." feared today that Mafia big­ wig Joseph (Joe Bananas) Bonanno was the victim of a gangland execution, possibly carried out by the two gun­ men who boldly kidnapped him on a rainswept Park Ave­ nue sidewalk. Release N ear MIAMI (UP1) - Swiss em­ bassy officials in Havana be­ gan making arrangements to­ day to return a 30-year-old "crop duster" pilot, Marshall Zeeman, to the United States. The young aviator made an emergency landing in Cuba last Sunday. Foes ^Smashed' MIAMI (U PI)—Premier Fi­ del Cestro said early today his "anti-bandit battalion!" hive smashed a years-long effort by American "impcralista and the CIA” to launch h counter-revo­ • • • If youi call hasn't coma In, lution against his regime in it's probable th at you’ll get the central Cuban province ol one, because the Seminole U s Villas. County seat apparently is be­ ing "worked" pretty inten­ sively. • • * Ju st be careful. . , . Investi­ gate thoroughly the firms do­ ing tha soliciting and the products they promote, the C of C says, and that if you REALLY want this type work dona, check with local firms. They no doubt can do tha job ju s t a* satisfactorily — and probably at leas coat. They’ll ba here to guarantee their work, too. * • * And bawar* of tha sales promoter that Just can’t wait for you to aign the contract. Tha legitimate firm ia glad to gst your order at your con­ venience. Don’t be stampeded into signing something that will later make you unhappy, says the Better Business Bur­ eau. H e ra ld Index A b b y ____ Bridge ..... Classified .. Comics __ Editorial . Horoscope Society___ Sport* TV Programs We the Woman ___ Page 10 ------ Page 10 .. Page 2A-3A ........ Pag* II ----- Tag* IA ... . Pag* 2A . Pag* | , 9, 10 ___ Pag* 0-7 . Page 10 ........ Pag* 10 Hoover Rites Halt Campaign NEW YORK (U PII—Put­ ting aside politics, leading figures of both parties headed a select list of guests Invited her* today for private memo­ rial service* of Herbert Clark Hoover. President Johnson, Republi­ can presidential candidate Sen- Barry M. Goldwater, both viee presidential hope­ fuls and former President Dwight D. Elsenhower all put aside affairs of state and the political arena to attend tha brief aarvleaa a t tha St. Bartholomew’* P r o t • s tant Episcopal Church. More than 17,300 persons from every strata of life fil*d solemnly past the flagdraped bier Wednesday to pay last respects to the former U. 3. President, humanitar­ ian and elder statesman who died Tuesday a t tha aga of 90. Mora thousand* of mourn­ ers wars availed the oppor­ tunity to view Hoover's casket today, both before and aftar tha 4:30 p. m. EDT rltaa which were closed to all but an invited list of guests. 5 Projects Included In M ilitary Bill By Harry I- M s s e a M au g lag Editor A whopping 12,004,000 con­ struction project is In the works a t Sanford Naval Air Station as a result of Presi­ dent Johnson signing a mili­ tary bill In Washington. Five major projects a n planned, including one report­ ed in yestarday’a Sanford Herald. That called for con­ struction of e hugs hangar, another building for office ■pace and work area and sev­ eral side-projects which are necessary to completa ths facility a t a coat of 9337,000. When finished that phase will b* capable of housing a completa squadron. M o r a squadrons aro scheduled to arrive her* in the next sev­ eral months as the base con­ tinues to grow. Other projects approved and the amount necessary to complete them are: A aircraft parking area at a cost of 1781,000. An aircraft maintenance hangar a t a cost of 9644,000. A facility for checking the power of Jet engines—cost, 9103.000. Extension of tha bass's sanitary sewer system—cost, 9117.000. Construction of the new hangar, ahop and office build­ ing 1* expected to begin in the near future with target completion dates set for March for the ahop and of­ fice bultdlnr and July for tha hangar. Just when work will bagta on the other four projects has yet to ba determined. Two of tha projects—tha hangar-office-work buildings and tha aircraft parking area were authorised by Congress in 1963 but funds w e n not ap. propriated until this year. Tbs other throe projects wars ao* thorised and funds appropri­ ated during tha last session of Congress. The need for these new facilities a n d construction work has been brought on by the increase in the number of squadrons a t tha baa*. An­ other increase la expected neat year. Seminole Leaders Praise Hodges man; Bishop, Wilson, Loring Burgess and John Mercer, Florida State Bank and John K rider C of C manager. In back row are Charlie Mor­ rison, C of C public relations director; Police Capt. Arnold Williams; Scott Burns, Florida Power and Light; Joe Blanton, Publix vice presi­ dent and Charles Robinson, Penney’s manager. ROYAL WELCOME ia extended to new Ec- kerd’s Drugstore In the Sanford Shopping Cen­ ter aa Mayor A. L. Wilson and other officials greeted store manager John Bishop this morn­ ing. From left, front row are Warren Knowles, city manager; W. P. Stansbury, Eckerd’s vice president; Jim Avery, County Commission chair­ m A ,,, * it £ * V 4 •• / ' I ► j tH K r TV H t t BF CARD and Gift Shop, the first of its kind in the U. S., officially opened today us Scott Skihcnca snips riblran. Behind Scott, surrounded by dignitaries of the Ben Franklin chain, is Miss Iva Spaulding, store manager — designer and Scott’s great aunt. (Herald Photo) PUBLIX SUPERMARKET rolls out the red car|x?t as Mayor A. L. Wlson (left) of Sanford snips the green ribbon. At right is W. M. Hollis, Pub­ lix vice president who served as MC at opening ceremonies today. (Herald Photo) Three Sanford Shopping Center Thant Calls For Stores Open W ith Ceremonies Nuclear Parley Including China The first three store* in the new Sanford Shopping Center were officially opened today a* city and county dignitaries Joined store owners and man­ agers in cutting ribbons. One of the shops, the BF Card and Gift Shop ia tha first one of its kind anywher* in the United State* and was designed by Miss Iva Spauld­ ing, manager of tha local Ben Franklin store. Mu* Spaulding’s g r a n d nephew, little Scott Skibenea •on of Mr*. Ardlth Skibene*, wielded the scissors on the whits ribbon at the BF Card and Gift Shop opening. At Publix, • real red carpet wut rolled out at the entrance to the store to welcome *hup- p*it and (.eremunles were em­ ceed by W. M. Hollis, vice p r e s i d e n t of the Publix Store*. After introduction* and welcome* by city and cuunty officials, Mayor A. L. Wilson snipped tha green ribbon and shopper* poured into tho lupeimnrkut. "The main thing that makes our 103 Publix store* f*mnu* i* our people and cur service," tsid Hollis. At Erkerd's Drugstore op­ ening Mayor Wilson clasped hand* with John Hiihop, store manager as city and county dignitaries, and officials of neighboring stores In the o( •hopping center Joined in the welcome. Openings for the J. C. Penney and tha McCrory de­ partment stores are scheduled for rarly next year, along with thoee of numerous other smaller shops and stores. Herald Progress Edition Monday Thousands of copies of The Sanford Herald's too page tlth Progress Edition will roll off the presses Monday telling the story of progress in Semi­ nole County and surrounding areas In the past year. Each year subscribers order stacks of extra copies to be sent to friends, relatives and business and industrial inter­ ests all over the United States, around the world and to ships at sea. Order blanks for extra cop­ ies with spaces for addresses appears on page It of today’s Herald. Subscribers are urged to fill out the blanks and mall their orders in or drop them at tha Herald office. Featured in this edition, high­ lighted In color, are stories and pictures involving the Sanford .Naval Air Station, schools, churches, homes, re­ creation, sports, industry, Seminole County and Sanford, plus a special section oa the > neighboring communities Deltona and DeBary. Seminole Man Sues Orlando A former Altamonte Springs employ* has filed suit against the City of Orlando for $100,000 damages he allegedly re­ ceived as a result f a letter writtea by two Orlando detec­ tives to a Seminole County constable. llaruld W. Capps declares tha letter defamed him and forced him to resign the Alta­ monte Springs job and that he Is . unable to obtain further employment in the rapacity for which be is best qualified. . The w it isys tha letter was written by Detective Sits. D. M. Jacksoa sad Lamar Smith. Boosting tha Johnson-Humphrey presidential ticket la the Nov. 3 election. Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges pointed to tha economic ad­ vantages for Florida In con­ tinuing the present adminis­ tration In office as be address­ ed an enthusiastic group of businessmen at Orlando Wed­ nesday. After outlining financial sta­ tistics on a national scale. Hodges turned to Florida eco­ nomics and said that federal Shoe Plant May Locate In Area Out of a Job? Had some work in shoe making? U so, and If there'* enough of you, Saainola County may *gat another new industry — one which will employ between 60 and 100 persons. The Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce announced today a shoe manufacturing firm is Interested in locating In this area. A survey for po­ tential employes Is being made by th« Chamber In conjunc­ tion with the Florida State Employment Office. Persona with skilled or semi­ skilled abilities In the shoe- HLH Will Begin Addition Friday Ground-breaking ceremonies for a “substantial addition" to tha HUI Products plant off South Sanford Avenue will be held Friday at 10 a.m The announcement was made today by Scott Burns, chairman of the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce's Industrial Committee. The expansiw project Is the first since the firm located here more than two year* ago and emphasizes (he vital role Seminole County plays In the company's growth, the chair­ man said. Burns aald several Cham­ ber, city and county officials are expected to be on hand (or UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — Secretary General Thant called today fu r a nuclear conference of the United State*, Russia, Britain, France and Communist China. At a new* conference, Thant ulsu said he believed depused Soviet leader N i k i t a 8. Khrushchev should tie per­ mitted to “ rusk* a public statement on tho circum­ stances of hi* rxit" from power in Moscow. 11a said he knew personally both Leonid E. Brezhnev and Alexei N. Kosygin, Khrush­ chev's successor* in Kremlin power, and believed there would be no maojr change in Soviet foreign policy. TOKYO fUPD—Communist "Perhaps there is a pos­ sibility of a change in empha­ China today rejected President Johnson's call for it to join the sis," he said. United States, Russia and Britain in the nuclear test ban. it called the test ban “noth­ ing but a fraud to consolidate the nuclear monopoly of the United States.” WASHINGTON ll'P I) Peking said it must retain Lawyers lor Sen. Barry M. BAXTKRVILLE, Miss. (U PI) its nuclear weapons "as long Goldwater today filed a peti­ — A nuclear bomb waa as tho U. S. imperaUsts have tion in the U. 3. Court of Ap detonated 2,700 feet beneath theirs.” peal* in an attempt to get the surface of the earth today "We were not taken In when equal radlo-telaviilon time for in a rural area near here, the treaty was first conclud­ the GOP candidate to answer the first underground nuclear ed,” said an editorial in the President Johnson's speech test east of the Mississippi Peking People's Daily, official River. last Sunday. newspaper of tha Chinese The five kiloton device was Communist party. "How can The pelilioa asked the court to reverse a Federal Com­ cxpludcd in a salt dodie at 10 we bo expected to walk Into munications C o m m i s s i o n a. m. CST (11 EST) in a teat the trap now that wo poiseps (FCC) order which held the designed to improve U. S. tha means to break tho nu­ President's speech was non- ability to detect testing by clear monopoly of the United | unfriendly nations. politic aL States ?," Goldwater Sues For Equal Time ■pending touched $3.4 billion | mikes buslnasa •pend," ba In tha fiscal year 1964 as com­ I continued. Among thosa who beard th* pared to 91-3 billion paid In Commerce secretary apeak federal taxes by Floridians. were Sen. Slack N. Cleveland Florida, be added, has a Jr., State Rap. 8. J , (Joe) material alike in the continua­ Davis J r. and Dr. W. Vincent tion of tha Johnson adminis­ Roberts, all of Sanford. Dr. tration. On the other hand, be Roberta bead* th* Jofaneonsaid, ihould tha voters select Humphrey campaign In Sem­ tha Republican presidential inole County. nominee next month business­ “A clear, cobcIm picture el men will discontinue spending the overall Issue* In tho cam ­ until they leans how he stands. paign, and for tha future aftar “Confidence is the thing that the presidential election, waa presented by Mr. Hodges,” la tha opinion of Son. Cleveland. "While he did not condemn Senator Goldwater, the Repub­ lican nominee,” Cleveland continued, "Hodges did print to a likely butlaeas recession should the GOP candidate win. making field should register 11a said that th* country ie la tha 44th month of the greatest at the employment office on economic expansion la French Avenue, according to Urn* history , . .. John Krlder, executive direc­ confidence It wtQ with President tor of the Chamber. “ We are requesting quail was doubtful about ths lmm*d> fled persons, male or female, late future under e change el to register immediately with government. “His talk waa truly inapt* the employment office, 200 S. log." Cleveland concluded. French Ave.,'' Krlder said. Scott Burns, chairman of the "The two most significant Chamber's Industrial Commit­ things that impressed me were tee, reported today he is "very his humility and linearity." optimistic regarding the possi­ Labeling Hodges a "credit In bility of Sanford acquiring an our party," Davis said: additional diversified Indus­ "Secretary o f Commerce Hodges, being e southerner try." ■nd former Governor of North Carolina, la familiar with our problems and ia n crtsl it to tho D taocretie Party. "1 waa Improasad with bis presentation of facta, partic­ ularly, that the national econ­ omy has been oa the Increase for 44 consecutive m onth*-the the Friday event. Everett Blgga, superintend­ longest period ol continued In­ ent for HUI Products, said crease In this country. "Hii explanation of th* na­ the extension will add a build­ tional debt and its percentage ing measuring 140 by 240 feet of Increase (16 per cent since the late 1940 s) as compared and will cost 367,200. Bigg* declared he is “ very to state and local government, happy with the operation here which increased over 300 per and with the cooperation of rent during the same period, was significant. local officials and citizens." The plant expansion Is nec­ "I wish all of our people essary, he said, due to the in­ could have heard thla man crease In operations and the speak as he did not resort to acceptance of the firm's pro­ political oratory but relied up­ on facta.” ducts. China Snubs LBJ Test Ban Plea Underground Test Made I A Vote for E . C. Harper, Jr . FOR CITY COMMISSIONER is a vote for PROGRESS Fd. PoL Ate. t if ' —— “■"1 f u �Shrine Club To Host Hospital Administrator n i« » « f« » P a g o 2 — O ct. 22, 1964 Candidate For Council Gives His Platform The Sanford Shrine Club will have ai special guests Thurs­ day, M in Alma Ubrhammer. administrator ville Shrineri crippled children and Richard Holtrclaw, Metropolitan Opera linger. Min Uhrhammer will talk (n the Shrineri about her with the children at the ho*pital. The flreenville Unit is one of IT Shrine Hospitals In tha U. 6. The local club contribute* 11,000 a year toward the work of the crippled child­ ren'* institution. These hos­ pitals provide earn for thou■and* of children annually with M regard fo- race, color or creed. Holtaclaw will entertain Thursday with musical selec­ tion*, accompanied by pianist Rogtr Hirrii. Aim providing aerved at T p. m. with the prowill ba Ted Gordon. Thursday's dinner will be aerved at T o. m. with the pro­ gram lo follow. I.ONGWOOD VOLUNTEER Fire Department Auxiliary member* are ahown makimr postern for the Fashion Show ant! Jewelry Party to be held Saturday niirht a t the Civic League Building. Seated left to right nre Mrs. Sue Brabazon, Mrs. Marguerite l.'mstead and Mra. Dorothy Fer­ ris. Standing, Mrs. Jennie Fox, Mrs. Garland Shaw, Mrs. Judy Snow, Mra. Eioiae Lommler and Mra. Jean Willis, president, (Herald Photo) Geneva Library Near Completion By Joann Hay* Tbe dream of a public lib­ rary in Geneva is about to become a reality. The huUdlng has been obtained and 1200 books donated. Tha site for tha library la the old store building located next lo the Geneva Grocery. The building is being sup­ plied by the owners at no coat to (ha library. Paint for the Inside of the building was donated by the head librarian, Mrs. Donald Norton and Mr. and Mra. Don­ ald Dunn. Volunteers have been painting the Interior and men of the community are ask­ ed to donate their lime on Oct. M for painting the outside. Mora volunteers are aim needed for cataloguing and processing the books. With a little help, Mrs. Shuler, lib­ rary president, hopes to have tha library open to (he publie by Nov. 1. Tbe ro u p flrjpt met last aummsr and other officers elected were Mrs. Sue Gibmn, financial chairman and Mra. Jrnnette Johnson, secretary. Anyone with books they wiah to donate may hava them pick­ ed up by calling Mra. Shuler at her home. UF Division Chief Named John Daniels Jr., county chairman for tha Negro Divi­ sion of the ion I Fall Cam­ paign of the United Fund of Biminnl* County now undrr way, has announced that Mra. Easla Blair la a ria chairman for Altamonte Spring* with ro-worktr* a t Mmet. Ruby Wright, Ruhy (iadsnn, Bertha Merritt and Dniiy Jones. Ha also laid tho area chair­ man for tha Midway-Caanan •action is Mrs. Kva Stephens with eo.worker* as Mmei. Kmeatlna Williams, Martha Nicholson, Mr. and Mra. Joaeph Jackson and Jamas Fields. Daniels states that these area rhainnen me to lie permaftrnl chaiimen (or till* di­ vision with the responsibility if selecting their workers •ach year. Church Group To Hold Party By Jane Casselberry The Junior High Youth Group of the Westminister Presbyterian Church of Cas­ selberry is planning a Hallowe­ en Party Friday evening at tha Fellowship llsll of the church. Pam Ray and Pam Connors are in charge <>i decorations. Newly elected officers of the group are Chuck Unle, Moder­ ator. Pam Ray, vice-modera­ tor and Benny Shepheid. clerk and treasurer Officers will be installed at a service in the near future. By Dm i Eitea Candidate for the office of councilman for the City of Loofwoori. in the Dec. I muni­ cipal election. Donald Smith, today announced hi» campaign platform. Council aeat* up for election are presently filled by R. C. Carlson, and John Ream*. Smith at atei that ' The only way a citizen can find out any­ thing la to be on tha council." He hai been a resident of Langwood for the peat five years and la married with two child­ ren, Piper T, and Donnie I, both itudente at Longwood Ele­ mentary School. He la the own­ er of Crystal Lake Nursery. He Author declared, "I am oppoted to Mayor A. B. Lor me no, speed trap*, police re­ cord* being kept la a prlvta home, and fret riders on tha city." If alacted, be promises that tha first thing ho will do la to work lor hooping all police re­ cords in tha new city hall. Southside Shudders — Its The Spooks? It took Hugh Carlton to do it, but it's done! Even tha wheals at City Hall couldn't believe it! What's more, Susie herself wax taken by surprise when one of her male spooklet* came home talking some­ thing about the Peanut Bowl gonna be on Hallowe'en night. Not one word of this shen­ anigans would Susie believe until she gut the magic word from the head of Southside Spooks, Velma Mitchell and Ruddy Raw'*. These Iwo re­ late how they were holding a seance one day when a mess­ age of great importance came through from Junior High School principal Carlton that Now you football Ians, hold i School game of Friday Oct. he Just absolutely had to have 0n. Th* spirits moved and the 30 has been moved to Thursthe Peanut Bowl on Saturday, Inj what do day. Oct. 29. 10 thing! ara Oct. 21. Seminote High looking up. This menage was met with *ou 'tnow' all sorts uf threats of. hants and whispering campaigns. In fact they jyunded so import­ ant that quick a* a Hallowe'en cal could wink Its eye, nle Hugh and rohort Teddy Barker flew through the wall* of Southside to plead their case. ♦ FOB GOOD So sincere were their pies* GOVERNMENT thst Spooks Mitchelt and \ Rawts yielded and agreed to M have the Southside School Hal­ lowe'en Carnival on Friday Hmer night Oct. 301 Is Nr vote to eliminate one party rule on Nov. 3rd... m ot asauiL iesN / oisvaiev a • w in d in g Mi OUT t i l structure VOTE NOV. 3rd BOB HOOVER MJ) so* m r r Carl O. Kleine 38, Dias Hera DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES who apoke at a rally at Foraat City Shop* ping Center recently were, left to right, Jim Birkenmeyer, aeeking reelection to school board; Lnwrence Swofford candidate for county commln.slnner: Bill Tanner, Democratic campaign co-ordinator; and Mra. Mary Earle Wnlkcr, aeeking re-election aa tax aaaeaaor. (Herald Photo) Success Story Off Florida Airline The National Airlines sales National Airlines, celcbratfng Its 30th yesr In businesst manager laid that lha com­ this month, faces an rxhllirat- pany has many personal con­ Ing future, "and what's good tacts with industrialists all for National Is good for Flor­ ou r the country and desira to ida," Kiwanians heard at thrir wnrk with municipalities and meeting Wednesday at the chambers of commerce in strengthening industry in the Civic Center. Bringing this news was Kan slate of Florida in any way Case, diatrlct sales managrr tliry ran, "If we ran he of assistance for National, who described (he history of the airline, "the to you In putting you in touch only nhe born, based and char­ with possible contacts, we are eager tn do *d." he said. tered in Florida." All airlines have now con Ca>e described how ilm first flight was made from St. Pe­ verted In jet service and Sat­ urday, National will complete tersburg in October, 1931. "Now we are coast lo roast In tho United Stales as well as flying In points all over thu world," he noted. Hie first flight was In a four paasengcr Ryan aircraft which also curried the mail. G. T, "Ted" Baker hid and won on Ihe I Iff-mile route which was the start of tho picsrnt huge airline rnmpany. In 1911, National got the New York to Miami run and In inin ran the first nonstop flight from New York to Ml ami, beginning a new type of tourist accommodation which has increased alradily. "Last winter the tourist flights were fantastic, reach ing a peak at Faster, and eon tinumg all year round with our summer vacation package flights." Case said. "Package vacation flights have helped In change Hi*’ economy nf Florida, extending the tourist business from win ter time to a year-round ac livlty," Case noted. In ini* Case said, Hie firs! domestic Jet service lo Cape Kennedy was establish and in lofil Hie Southern Trans-con Unental flight un the spare route" connecting Cape Ken j nedy with other spare centers in New Orleans, Houston and Los Angeles was established. Car! Otto Blaine, U , of 331 O'Brien Rd., Fern Park, died Wfdneeday. A native of Bhaboyan, Wise., he cam* to Fern Park ale weeks ago. Ha was a Lutheran and a vsteran of World War 11. Survivors ineluds the wid­ ow, Jan* 1L, of Farn Park; mother, Mrs. lfattia Lynn of Redondo Beach, Calif., son, Arthur R., and daughter, LuEva-Anna Xlaina of Farn Park; slater, Mra. Lucille Jaeobchkk of Shaboygan, and atapbrothar Herbert S. Wider of Redondo Beach. its last flight with a pistonengine aircraft. "Beyond tha sound barrier tra luper-eonlc flights, but nothing in this line for com­ mercial aervica Is expected before 1>70," Case slid. Funeral Notice "Coming up now is the ‘ers of iho pampered passengers,’ KLBIMM. MIS. C S S t OTTO— with all airlines engaging In F u n e r a l s w v Ic m for Coil Olio Klein*, SI. Farn Park, vigorous competition to im­ will b» h .ld a t 1 p. m. Frida). prove service to the flying Oot. IS. at tho ehopsl of th< Nlbloak Funerol Horn*, Co*. public," Case emphasised, oelborry. with nav. Ja c k U n a . »«/ or th* U m w o M B o p tlc "Free enterprise is the best h n r o f officiating In t .r m a n t incentive to active competi­ C will bo la tho CsaMlbarrv tion. The aim of National la C «m #t*rr with tho V.F.W P o it lo ss conducllng gravenot (o be the biggest, but to be old* se rrlcM Niblick F u n t r s l Ihe best," he concluded. Horn*, CosMlborrr, In ehorg* Far Overweight GUY A LLEN RF.GIHTF.RF.D REAL K8TATK BROKER Knows Properly Value* for T A X A SSESSO R L A U N D R Y B A S K ET F O R O N L Y H A T F O O D F A IR FR ID A Y , OC TOB ER 23nl O N LY . C a r r ie r Available to you without a doctor'* prescription, our pro­ duct railed Odrinex. 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Central Ave. (comer of Humby) in Orlan­ do. “Alcoholism hold* the dubious distinction of being the v fourth ranking public healthproblem in the United States today, following heart disease, cancer and mental illness," the committee noted. “There are residing In Cen­ tral Florida more than 10,000 alcoholics and the impact »f their Hines* extends to an untold number of other perions,” it win emphasized. The Council on Alcoholism, which would be an affilate of the National Council with headquarter* In New York, is a voluntary eitizena public health organization much like other public health organiza­ tions. It conducts activities In the t ^ Geld of alcoholism with the " primary objective a continu­ ing program of education of the public regarding alcohol- dam and the wide dissemina­ tion of knowledge and infor­ mation on the subject. The three basic concepts of the organization are: L Alcoholism is a diseaao and the alcoholic Is a sick %'• person. 2. Alcoholics can be helped and are worth helping. S. Alcoholism Is a public health problem and therefor* • public responsibility. The council is nelthnr “wet” nor “dry.** The disease of alcoholism, not social drinking, is its concern. . The council being organiz^ ed to deal with this problem will tie made up a cross-sec­ tion of tho community, with Ita individual members repre­ senting every segment of the population of Central Flor­ ida. both lay and profession­ al. Invited to send representa­ tives to the m e tin g are tho 0 Sanford Ministerial Associa­ tion, the Seminole County Medieal Society, the Seminole County flenlth Department, the Mental Health Associa­ tion. Juvenile Court. Munici­ pal Court and County Court.. Any interested citizen is also invited to attend. * Tucker Going LONGDALE WAS the scene of n Democratic Hally Tuesday nipht with candidates and audience shivering in the brisk autumn breezes. Speakers were left to right. Hep. Joe Davis, caididatc for re-election; Mary Earle Walker, candidate for tax assessor; W. L. Swofford, candidate for county commissioner; Jim Hirkenmeyer, candidate for school board und Al Davis, candidate for Justice of the Peace. *W e iilLJkiuiih il feel like celebrating! Because of you metropolitan telephone system and redistricting so that no municipality will be divided. At l)avia. seeking election as Justice of peace, said he would bring prestige and dig­ nity into that office and ad­ minister the laws fairly. Jim Hirkenmeyer cited his experience and dedication to the school board. Florida Names Track Official GAINESVILLE (UV1) - The University of Florida has hir­ ed Furman Coach Jimmy Carnes as the Gators' first full­ time track coach In hopes of upgrading the iport at Flor­ ida. wo A PUI1LIC I.IHHAHY will soon be opened in Geneva and these women arc part of the volunteers who are busy getting the building which has been donated for this purttose for use. Left to right they are Mrs. II. (3. Shuler, Mrs. Jennettc Johnson and Mrs. Sue Gibson. (Herald Photo) hoop growing to know that wo pleas* you. You'll fool likt celebrating too this y«ar we're at the half-a-hundred mark. It pleases just check the incredible low birthday prices! W ools & O rlotul * Extra fine detail* • V necks! Slripfiil * Novelties, solidsl • Colors; S.M.L.XL Fantastic low price! Unbeatable value! Giris' bulky luxurious Finishes!, reasly-tu-uear Sew ORLONSWEATERS M E N ’S SLACKS To Convention T. E. Turkrr, president of the Florida State Hank, will let among those attending the American Hunker* Assort*t on convention next week in Miami Reach. The convention open* Sun­ iluy ami continues through Wednesday. More than 8,500 of the nation’s bankers are expected. R; Donna Estr* Approximately SO enthus­ iastic person* attended Lons­ dale’* Tint Democratic rally Tuesday evening. Campaign cconlinator Hill Tanner served »* matter of ceremonle* in the absence of Mayor A. R. Lormann, who had a previous commitment. Rep. Joe Davis, running for re-election to the legisla­ ture. cited his experience and past service, in his short talk as did Jlury Earle Walker, candidate for tax attestor. Mayor Lawrence Swafford of Altamonte Springs said he ha* no interest outside of Seminole County, lie promis­ ed that if electee! to the coun­ ty commission he would work toward establishing a County ITumnne Society, getting a Camp. Value 3.99 • Luxurious Shetlandsl • long sleeve; crew neck • In size* 34 to 40 W a rm t/iiilt lin in g ! Doubly insulated M en ’s JACKETS Comp, Value 1.96 ea. Comp. Valwe 4.99 You Save 29% Fluffy, puffy Orion Acrylic fiber Club and crew nacfcsj red, white, blue; 4-14 • Action, sheath and pleated styles! • Wools and blends; Fashion colors; 8- Double Discount Priced) Pay only 1.25 weeklyI Ivy style/ finished bottoms; sizes 29- e C olton outer shell e 4 colors; sizes a Washable cotton a Min. shrinkage e Heat stays in; S, M.l.XL 3 6 -4 6 Legal Notice %»Ttf K o r r in iir « u .r i s n n i t K t i r OIVKN t h a t , p u r m i m t to F i n a l fi-.-r## T a n d a ra d on fli* 14t h d ay o f %Oi*tot»**r. V f» 1941, in t h a t r*-*rn o t ic k I • t iln m u »« p a n d ln r In Warm rayon & Ac rHan tho C lr - ELEC. BLANKET * etill C o u r t in a n d fo r K t m l n o U ' C o u n t y , F lo rid a . In C h a n e a ry . No. H . : i S . w ltcraln C. W. it IKKu cm plaintiff, anil f l l o N * * IJKONtt *if at. AT* d** f a n d a n u , tl»« un<t>r«t|n»«t m* C l a r k of %;ilil C o u r t , will a? SPECIAL BUY! !K;0B o'clock \ l|*« on Monday, P i N u v t m h t r 3 A l» !>4|. ntfm r to r aal« a n d i r l l t o t h e a n d b *at b i d d e r f o r caah. %! th** f r o n t ( w r i t ) d o o r of t h o Kern Inet Ia C o u n t y , C o u r t ifiiua# a t Manfoid F l o ri d ». th o foHnwin** d a a c r lb a d p r o p e r t y , l y i n g i n 1 bwlng In S rr u l n o l a C o u n ty , F lo rid a , t o - w i t : I*>t* II, 11. t« a n l 17. «f M W > 'A HAMMOCK, a c c o r d !rm to p l a t t h t r u o f rvc«»r"|«*d In H a t Hook !, p a g « i t o f tlia p u b l i c r t t f u r d a of Hem!* Hole C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , ? a t d •.*!• la m a d e t o n t t « f y t h a l» rm » o f l a i d F i n a l D ecree of fo rrclo aiir* . (KG Ate) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . C l a r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t of Hamlnnlo C o u n t y F lorida liy M a r t h a T, V ihlea D e p u ty C l a r k P u b i a h Dot. 1M4. 3 TIER TABLE Plastic Trash Barrel WITH CASTERS AND ELECTRIC OUTLET , Pabltih Oct. 13. tt«i. T 4j' X D r - l ! Comp. Value 13.98 9 S in g le auto, control • 2-pc. slip-on; map-front e M a c h in e w a sh a b le ; • Plastic sole feet; 1 to 4 e C o n to u r fitted corners PERT AD O RN PAPER BACK | L A D IE S ’ N Y L O N TABLE N A P K IN S H A IR SPRAY BOOKS | H O SIER Y 2.64 PACKS EARLY IIIHI) SPECIAL EARLY IIIHI) SPECIAL am iAotr cot ATf OK t l t j l k l H IA T _ Peg. Discount 1.21 Special Pure h a :* • Rayon & Acrilan Ac­ rylic fibers • 80x90"; 8*inch acetate binding C D F -1 3 »f I 'u h l l r l | p a r ) « i T o w h o m It m a y c o n c e r n : T h a S em in o le C o u n t y l i z a r d of A d j u s t m e n t will hol d a p u b 11* h a i r i n g to c o n s i d e r t h e pu»«Ib llliy of g r a n t i n g a aid* a t r a a t s e t b a c k v a r i a n c e to t h # Z o n in g Uvguiatlorip raqaaatad by F C- \V «•! h eri Hutton for M i r k sin th« f o l i o i ng 4#* f l h r J p r o i iw rt y ; Isot 43, Itlo<‘1t I t , S a n l a n d u S p r i n g s S u b u r b U«autlfu l P u b l i c h a i r i n g w i l l b* h a l l In t h a C o u n t y C o m m l s a l o n a r * Boom C ourt ianford. F l o ri d a , on O c t o b a r 34 1341 at 7:30 I* M. o r a s oo u a t b a r # a f t e r as p o c i i b t r $ # m l n o U C o u n t y B o a rd of A djustm ent By H a l A. Col h a r t . Ch air * man Comp. Vol. 1.49 88c EARLY lillll) SPECIAL | 1 REG. 25c t o Due h B y p EARLY IIIHI) SPECIAL Both Great Stores GREAT OPEN D A ILY J. M. FIELD'S 10 a. m. to 10 p. m, r T0RES SU N D AY 12 Noon to 7 d . m. 2 fS Cte** 1 the *0*' 1 to*"n ot' I, dt'af* : 0o «o' v A 0U<‘ 1st »ll9* Q U A L IT Y Ik. ..If In . -••* .,. .1 ,«!•« ( . . « • • * ALWAYS. D IS C O U N T S n»l |K . |H l« lu l f«k HWfl ••weMeed EVERY DAY. �Forestry D a y M o n d a y Leads O ff Conservation W e e k F o n t try Day win to *bH m d Monday u tha special weeklowg observation of Florid* CocuarraUon Week opons a t tto Civic ConUr and tto city Industrial park. T to apodal event la aponaorad by tha Sanford Cham* bar of Comma re# and tha Florida Development Commlaah*. Activities will ba eentarad a t tto dale auditorium and d ty Industrial park a t tha Franch Ato. and Sam* Inolo Boulevard Intersection. Static and actlra dlaplaya will to presented. Conservation Weak is tha first of an aspactad annual a rsn t and haa boon proclaim* ad by Got. Farris B ryant Estimates of visitor to San­ ford to rn ran rad as high as 100,000 during tha waek. ■Secratary of State Tom Adams will officially launch tha program a t 1 p.m. In tha auditorium aa ha presents a v a r i e t y of conservation awards and discusses the conservation program. A demonstration on fores­ try will to held a t pie park and continuous movies will ba screened In tha canter. Highlighting the day will ba tha appearance of Mias Florida, lS*year*old Priscilla Uchnarr of Hollywood. Tuesday will be Agriculture Day as events s ta rt a t 8:30 a.m. with a field trip to DeBsry and Enterprise being taken by the Audubon .Socie­ ty. Demonstrations a t the park will bo held at 2 p.m. and continuous movie* will to shown at tha auditor­ ium. Wednesday will be Seminar Day with a host of speakers on hand starting a t 9 a.m. At 9:30, G. E. Dnll J r , esecutlvs director of tha Central and Southern Flood Control District, will speak on "Plans for the Development of the Upper St. John* River Vialey." Ha will be followed at 10:80 by Cecil A. Tucker, Seminole County agriculture a g e n t Hie topic will be "Con­ servation and Development nf Resource* In Central Florida." Luncheon will he served at 11:80 and a t J p.m, J. D. Wingfield, planning opera­ tions director. East Central Florida Regional Planning Council, will apeak on devel­ opments plana for Central Florida. A. O. Patterson, director of W ater Resource* and Con­ servation, Florida Hoard of Conservation, will apeak at 3 p.m. Thursday will he Gama and Freeh W ater Fish Day. The Audubon Society will tako a field trip to Monarch Ranch at Wildwood, starting at 8:30 a.m. A 2 p.m. demonatratlnn is planned by tha Florida Gama and Freeh Water Fleh Commission a t Industrial Park. Coniintioua movies will he scree mil st auditorium. Friday Is Recreation Day and activities sta rt with an Audubon Society field trip In tha Florida Agriculture Experiment Station on Celery Avenue at 8:30 a.m. Saturday will be Children's Pay with continuous Walt Disney movies being shown starting a t 10:30 a.m. The exhibit area will he open dnlly from H in a.m. un­ til 9:30 p.m. except Friday when it will close a t 4 p.rU S tir Academy Band will provide the music for the Forest City Merchant** auction at 7 p.m. Saturday a t the nhoppinff center. Repre­ senting the band in thi* photo are, from the left, Harry Seals, Larry Frazier. Roger Swanson, Mrs. Particla Silver, band teacher and in charge; Linda Roll and Kevin Grueabeck. (Herald Photo) NEW PASTOR of the F irst Baptist Church of Geneva Rev. W. M. Gro­ gan is shown with his w ife and their 13 year old twin sons, Jim and Joe. The family moved to Geneva from Waynesboro, Tcnn. (Herald Photo) Stills Seized 11 Tables At DeBary Bridge T h a DcRary Duplicate Mrs. William Woodllek; third, I I.loyd Stafford; and fourth, Bridge Club mrt Tuesday with Mre. Nan Edwards ami Mr*. Mr. arid Mrs. E. X. Walters. It tahlra in piny directed by Mrs. Ruth Hiatt. North-Smith winners were first, Mr. and Mis. Arthur Wheatley; second, Mrs. Rulh Hiatt and Mrs. Myron Acrnrdi; third, Mr. and Mr*. George I'carssll; and fourth, Frank Matheson and II. Guy Chase. East-West winners were first, Mrs. Loris Weeks and Mrs. Myrtle Dunmlmeh; sec­ ond, Mr*. Charles llii.-mell and IM IIA ID L HOllAMO Baker Completes Year's Work OIOIOI A. IMAIHIM l O l l l f L P. 1IX1S TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — Two moonshine whisky (tills were acited at a stta about three mile* west of Okeecholie* Wednesday, according to the State {leverage Depart­ ment. Agent* arrested James "Country Boy" Crawford, Okeechobee, at the silo. On Municipal League Panel DISTRICT EIGHT President Nora Jane Gil­ lespie, right, on her official visit to South Semi­ nole VFW Auxiliary 8207 at Longivood installed Mr». Mnry Roeettger (left) an 3-year trustee of the unit. PERFORMANCE ENGINEERED FOR WARM IH WITHOUT OANtt A FAICIIL CMAIIIS L I4NM4TV The stakes A. ITONIV MIUONSk J L JA N U A NA11T are too high for you to stay homo p RTTTK2.i~ o. o, l*tr * • h N U M t DON FUQUA Jahnttn 3 :» :% i mirther, tht. m. B oo-Therm r n r \S ) Orlaodo Sate* RepreaeatiiiM MRS. STAN COMSTOCK P L GA 8-MS4 do something about the Goldwater threat / ) | hndowil i» my c o n t r i b u t i o n to help fiaanc* the Democrats ^ | for Juhn-Min Campaign in IVntral Florida. * I SAMAS. OltSONt CLAUDS NFFH I NAME: Florida Needs President Johnson ADDRESS: CITY ...... .. STATE ____ ______ I I Send rhrrk, money order, or rash. Plea** maka cheek *r I money order payable to Democrats for Jubaaon, 291 East First I Street, Sanford. Florida. I President Johnson Needs Your Vote State Rap. Jot Davis of U .N M IV Capet* whh Sanford spoke on “ State Gov­ Twin-Haw faitaO rah Maw ernment In School Systems'* at a dinner Monday night at the church cottage, lie wee Introduced by Johnny Mor­ gen. Harold Irwin waa in charge of preparing the chicken 319 Elm 322-0S32 Fold jM/ifftal advarfisomenf paid fai by (ha floiida lyndon JaAnjoa Campaign fund. barbecue. Lee Brothers Member: Midwest Stock Rxth. Chicago Board at Trad* " ‘ •f4* r*m t u of mo, /he new homo heater 0nly >194.90 . ir a s a S ^ IM PERIAL • Pow er-A ir Dlower (op­ tional) aavsa up to 25H on fUel e D eco rato r-aty lio g ad d s beauty to your hot homo e Full l.y e s r w arranty try Motor Wheel Corporation ALLEN A CO. I l l E. LEMON ST, LAKELAND. FLA. If you want to do something about the Goldwater threat to the future security and prosperity of America, and the peace of the world — send the coupon below with your contribution, no m atter how small, as your share in supporting the campaign of Lyndon B. Johnson for President of the United States. S 'ff S s with the big, exclusive Coldeo-Jet Burner Listed and unlisted Securities Mutual Fund* How you can 'aCnifcft.ftfob, a sooitt COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICK Mis* Susanna Orseno was representatives to the Citrus named president of the Sen­ Council Planning Board with ior Girl Scout troop at the Nancy Rogers aa alternate. first meeting of the year, held recently with troop lead­ er, Miss Frances Cobb. Other officers named at the meeting were Mary Jean Turner, vica president; Vicki McArtlle, decretory and Nancy Rogers, treasurer. Mis* MeArill# and Busan McKaskill war* named at i President LY N D O N B . JO H N S O N 0. A MATTHIW1 ator George A. Smathers. Chief Justice E. Harris Drew an,j syndicated Columnist Brew rearson. State Senate Pre»ldent-elect Jam es E. (Sick) Connor, and Representative K.#*; C. Rowell, House Speaker ticsignatc, tre ala® program guests. Wives of League members will find a special welcome awaiting, and the nationally, acclaimed Naval Air Training Command choir, of Pens a col i, will offer selections of it* "memorable music" at t i e Monday nivrnt banquet, Oct Senior Girl Scouts Elect | Delegation Unanimously Endorses WASTE ' JACKSONVILLE— Commis­ sioner Joe B. Baker, of San­ ford. U concluding a year o( service on one of the Florida League of Municipalities’ pri­ mary committees, which will make a report to the largest convention in League history, according to Executive Secre­ tary Gorton T. Butler In Lea­ gue headquarter* here, where the meeting will be held Sun­ day through Tuesday. "As a member of the Com­ mittee on Annexation, Com­ missioner Baker has partici­ pated in a )ear of valuable research and analysis.” Secre­ tary Butler said. "Thorough study of this major problem, with continuing efforts to ac­ quaint the general public with the facts and figures have marked the Annexation Com­ mittee's work as genuinely useful." IJutler added that the Lea­ gue feels "a comprehensive report of tliix kind will contri­ bute materially to the orderly development of Florida'* ur­ ban growth." Program plans for the Flor­ ida League's three-slay meet­ ing here promi-e a full sche­ dule of work and fellowship. Delegates, who are expected to total more than a thousand, will hear such speakers as Sen­ CDR. WILLIAM HRIES, World War I Barracks 1197, Dellary, and Auxiliary President, Margeretta Holmes, a t Birthday Anniversary Dinner held Thursday, October 15 a t the DeBary Com­ munity Center. (Photo by II. Middleton, DeBary) Florida's Democratic Congressional paui To M e n ’s Club Plana for taking the 1981 census of agriculture is Sem­ inole county were announced today by K. R. Pierson, new­ ly-appointed census crew lend­ er for the county. The work will be done In three atngee, he said. First will coma recruitment and training of enumerators to count ail the farms in the county. About one worker for each 100 farms will be need­ ed. Soon after Nov. 5, tha Bu­ reau of the Census, an agen­ cy of the U.S. Department of Commerce, will start the sec­ ond stage by mailing agri­ cultural eeniua questionsirae to all rural boxho|d*rs in tha county. In the final etage all enumeratora will vielt each farm to collect the qucstionalres. They will help farmer* com­ plete answer* to any ques­ tions they find difficult. The visit* are expected to begin Nov. 9. The census of agriculture Is taken every five years In the year ending with "4" and "9" to gather up-to-date information an tha nation’s agricultural resources end production. Data gathered Include the number and sire of farms, acreage and harvest of crops, livestock inventory. Informa­ tion on farm equipment and facilities, farm products sold, ■nd use of fertilizers, Insect­ icides and herbicides. FO REST L A K E Set A t Academy Davis Speaks f rrsth Seminole Farm Census To Be Conducted Lyceum Program A program of operatic and aemi-classlcal music will to presented by soprano soloist Julia Gerace of Miami In the flrat program of the season In tha Lyceum Series at the Forest Lake Academy In Forest City Saturday at 8 p.m. In tha school gymnasium. Tickets will be available at the program for the remaind­ er of the eerlee which will Include • variety of entertain raent. •attforh Page 4 — Oct. 22, 196-1 Vote Democratic November 3rd f. flaming, J r , Chairman (Paid Pol. Adv.) �• iff fa x ! m l V fra O Oct. 22, 1964 — Paga 6 ft SAVINGS R R lS A V IN G S * a l ^ u t £ d U \d V t u p S U te & f Biggest Civil Rights Impact 'Yet To Come' All your Ecktrd Drug Stores ore joining In tho Gala Double Grand Opening Celebra­ tion off your nowost Eckerd Drug Stores in Sanford and Offend, Florida WASHINGTON (UPI) — Soma of tha biggest impact of tha I9ft4 civil rights law U yet to coma. So far, no federal agencies have acted under the law to require an end to racial diacrimination in itate and local program* which they help to finance. But many agencies are working up anti-discrimina­ tion regulations to accompany their allocation* in the future. Penalties for non-compliance. Including a cutoff of federal funds, will be outlined. Attorney William I. Taylor, who is helping some of the agencies prepare their regula­ tions, says they will have “great and far-reaching sig­ nificance." Taylor, general counsel of the civil rights commission, expects the agencies to imple­ ment their regulations during the next few months. He figures that most state and local administrators will comply and bring racial Inte­ gration to vast numbers of employment and educational areas which depend heavily on federal handouti. Taylor was pleasantly *urprised at the amount of com­ pliance with the law's publie accommodations a e e 1 1 o n , which has stirred tha most attention to date. “There has been very little overt defiance as there was to the Supreme Court's school deefsion in 1954," he says. “A number of southern political leaders encouraged compliance and this contributed heavily to a better atmosphere. “ This has been a better year for achool desegregation in the South than wc have had before. Some 100 schools desegregated without court decrees. I suspect the civil rights bill helped to hring about this encouraging situa­ tion.” Taylor also credits efforts of civil rights groups, partic­ ularly in voter registration, with altering the South's ra­ cial picture. Tha commission is concen­ trating on seeking voluntary compliance with the civil rights law. It sponsored meetings of community leaders in Atlanta and Columbia, S. C., to dis­ cuss the law's provisions. Similar meetings are schedul­ ed at Nashville, Tenn,, Nov. 20; at Little Hock, Ark., Dec. 7, and others are tentatively planned. Taylor is delighted with the turnout for the first two meetings. “Two or three years ago," he says. “Prac­ tically nobody would have dared to attend auch a gath­ ering in the South." Oviedo Clerk Help us celebrate by taking advantage of tbo hundreds of monoy-saving bargains of­ fered at aN your Ecktrd Drug Stores. GET SET FOR HALLOWEEN! HALLOWEEN MASKS liar half masks — ■ Asst, salats. Htr# rpm- I 1 1 r slat, I V HALLOWSNCOSTUMES Camplata. rvedy-fe-weer cattamai —assarted dsas a large v*l«tl». f# th»«ve ham ■Camper. ItharC* law, Law prises. John Maxwell Jeffords, Chief Aviation Electronics Technician, serving with Re­ connaissance Attack Squadron Three (HVAII-3) was recently commissioned Ensign in the U. S. Navy at ceremonies con­ ducted in the office of Cdr. George W. Kimmons, com­ manding officer. Jeffords received his com­ mission through the Navy's Limited Duty Officer Pro­ gram, whereby outstanding first class and chief petty of­ ficers can advance to commlssioiird status in their respec­ tive technical fields. He reported to RVAH-3 on June 23 and is presently at­ tending a nine-week course of instruction in 101C electronic evaluators. Before reporting to Three, Jeffords was assigned to the Naval Air Technical Training Command, at Mem­ phis, Tenn. 25% r C On All Prescriptions D K E r u a R “ 2 * 1 ” D i S t o r e s SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY E c h e r d 'i c o s h a n d c a r r y d is c o u n t p la n s a v e s y o u 2 1 * . a f r e g u la r s till n y p r i c e * a n a ll p r t s c r lp * flo a t— to d a y a n d e ve ry d «y! 14-a*. kemldcr aae— la y . 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COMPARE AT $29.95 15“a ¥ S A V IN G S . ns �i SH S Jayvees Hosts Evans; Lyman Coes To Apopka Thinking O ut Loud Ground Attack Scheduled For Invading Crew South Seminole Squid To Visit At St. Cloud By ■stall Specie Writer The Swrtnle Ugh School Junior vanity eleven returns ta action tonight at Sanford's Memorial S t a d iu m when they will hoot the Baby TreJaae of Evans High, Orlande.' Game time la elated for 7:30 l end the SHS JeyVi cheerleaders hive asked for the fkll support of the Semi a Boosters Club and the ■indent body hi attending the tin a« It U the lari home gaaw far the JayVeee this faces fbi Junior High grtddora tonight when they travel to I t Cloud for a contest slated to atari at o’clock. "hnodout” _ thtt'i i Coach Jim dark Mintage! coattonc briar* lata Dm hie squad during tho week Mot — bdlcetod that Um S t Cloud "has tho tact teens leonlaelo Rich football cam* have played so far this with Bishop Mean nut yoar, in my opta weak had been cancelled, e e a Studying his charges during tho week’s drills, Clark A quick check with *d, "Wo will bavc to play Athlatie Director Fred Oaaaa much better 4ha we have so revealed that the renteet had far this year tn order to stay "cancelled* bet M Coach Ralph Stumpfe elev­ up with them. "chanced.* The en, seeking their fourth win 'St. Ctood tag a good fast originally elated ta ha of the h u m against a single backfleld and bavt n passing placed at Colonial Rich Field defeat—the first one In els throat ta both their quarter­ la Orlaade oa Friday. Oct yean—win be hampered due . • > -v v ■" :i back end fullback. They ere 10, will be played iaatead oa to injuries and eligibility ragnot much bigger then we eiw Tkursday, Oct 19. ulationa. e e * bat they era older end M t & r & i - V i . ia + L . uiSfiriZr/* According to Stumpf the experienced," Clerk Reeaoa: Oaaaa eaye Blehop POOR BOY! YOU WILL HAVE TO TAKE tb« photographer’s word for ■quad to In Ita went shape as ed. K een haa a difficult It but he gftjrs under this pile of uniformed humanity is Lyman lligh’a for as depth goes, hut the Last week at Lymsa tho aehedallnc home fanee elate ■quad still haa plenty of halfback (No. 22) Phil Perrault. We've counted eight youngsters from South Seminolee beat the Ovie­ it dote not hate a field of ■plriL Don Nicholes to tho Lyman and New Smyrna In the jam. Lyman won the contest 20 to 12— do Junior High team 384 ita own. Therefore tt haa to only member out due to In­ ita f l n t victory o f the aeagon. ( Herald Photo) aae whateter Orlaade field jury with an Injured neck re­ But Clerk saw many flaws ta a n eraliable. A conflict anoo ceived la a workout session. tho game. "I thought it wee and the Herntta had to aftho worst game we have ptay Coach John Colbert and ed ao far this season. We did fact the change. Stumpf put tho squad through e a c not hit m hard ee wo tad t a n a pro-game drill Wedaeedey hitting in previous f t Bp the w a r . Bcmtaole afternoon with all phases of Richie IMScrid achedule the geme emphasised—past­ "Our defense held up afl win ha exactly the came u ing, kickoffs, extra points, right and our offense got tho breaks it needed. I tap* this year — except that you punt#, as will aa offensive simply m m the home and and defensive maneuver*. Leri Friday night when the Today, Plfott's looking to­ "Look what Boom did list can do as well .against I t away tUta. New, that's whistle Mew ta e cleoe the ward the second half of the Friday light," said Jim Cloud ta tho (coring column. Terry Echols worked an pta. punts against a making Una Mortises tie between the gridiron sesaos. His club must When wo got inside their 20 However, wo will have to kit e a e end Greg Shively end Truby Seminole* end tho visiting fseo Winter Perk, Bishop they put five of those 200-plus much herder." th* coach not­ That mtaaa Sanford win Klnnerd up to work on kick- Brews of Bonne we left our Moore, Lyman, Otk Ridge and pounders oa their line, end It ed. play Tltuarillc, Erins, Winter offo and extra points. South Scmlnloe'a llaoup wil; porch atop tho stands end met DeLand. True, nobody Is eg- hurt" start with Larry Garner at Head Coach Jim Plgott tn tho Path, BUhop Moon and Ly­ Bat Pigott added. "Next pectlng say at them to give This will mark the fln t man at homo. They’ll play the 5emtoo.es too much trou­ year we're going to be tough center, Denny Peterson, Bob time the school’* two Junior south 19. Mobley or Bob Olson, guards; Pigott wot his Up* and said: Colonial, Edctwatrr, ble but Plgott Is anticipating Prank Whighem looks as vanity olevons hav* over met Oak Xldfa and DeLand away. on tho gridiron and tho 8H8 "Well, wa've played the top each of them to be tough. he'll be our number one quar Richard Rubrigh and Greg Of court*, the dates will be JayVeee Hope the long houre flvo and despite tonight's of­ tarback. Wo're using him all Danko, tackles; Bruce Stuart, fensive game we didn't do too We'll go out on ■ limb end wo can right now so bo'll get Allen Richey, ends; Mike a day off, toe. •pent la workout eoaelons will bad." predict that f e u will be seeing Hargis and Jim Lueaa, alter poy off for them tonight more of tho SHS players ta oxporieoeo sad get over his i quarterbacks; D a v id Let> net ferret whet ease of butterflies." these lest flvo games—that Is The starting line up for the Drudlng and Ronny Skeen, Si laele High Booster Club Pres­ locale tonight will be enda About hla offensive attack, the Juniors sod sophs who ternate fullbacks; Dennis Gar ident Borer Herrie eald the Chuck Plgott end Greg Genhaven’t seen too much action. Plgott remarked, "If these ret end Bill Sbarr, halfbacks other dey about aupportini boys don't put on weight we'll , tackles Jim Baker end Pigotl's got an abundance John McDermott, suffering the SHS JayVeee. They pUy Horace Johnson, guards Mike of young oseks who'll b« per­ change our offensive to s pro • hand Injury, msy see some the Baby Trojane of Erane Klmeey and Buss Lae, center typo sad use the spread." forming for the Tribe the next hen la Sanford's Memorial Greg Shively, Buddy Stumpf Now that he's balf-wsy service at the halfback spot several years. He's not war After the seventh week of Stadium tonight. Let’s be at quarterback, Truby Kin throurh the slate, wo ashed, tonight, tho coach M id . ried, except to get them lU there. It’s the teat homo nerd and Terry Echols at the bowling tn the City League the varsity experience he can "What’s your opinion of the came for Ralph Stumpfe halvas and Ron Duddley at on Wednesday nlght'i, there la these next five games. Metro?" ere three taeme sharing the Baby Bcmlnolee. "It's tough," Plgott stated fullback. As hr Uaemaa, oh, boy I number one spot In standings. o e a flatly. "Th# four ctubi wo've We Just don't htvo the big Lake Monroe Inn, Jet Lane* played hsd the manpower. Ererybody sake: "Do you and Cook's Corner ell have a boys coming up—I mean these We'vs got three more to play think the Getora will take 200 plus pounders," said Jim. record of 18 wine against 10 tad it’s impossible to take Alabama T" T h e Seminole Memorial losses. Bitting ell alone in the "We've got some good boys, any of them lightly. Ter ex­ Truth of the matter Is we make no mistakes about tbet, number four slot Is Pryor’s Hospital Rowling League has ample, look what happened dont know. Wa'd like to pick Insurance with e log of 17 end but we don't have the big ones. last week. Winter Park had a real fight going on for tba 'em to win but we don't dire. And, In the Metro, we can’t second place spot with no let* Culeee tho Getora panic we Powell's Office 8upp1y split 11. use our system with little line­ Edgewater 0-0 at the half." "You think Edgewater will than four teams era In con­ Another tie exist* for fifth man. do believe, however, that the two end two with the Goof go all Ihe way?" wo tnqulr tention, Crimeon Tide will know It'e Offo but wero able ta increaae piece with an even 800 record; •d. Rose end WUke Reitaurant Th* M*dlc* have fln t place been in e flpht whan the fin­ their leogue-lead because the "They could, but watch out all to th*m**lv*s as th«y ar* al run eounde. •econd-pleco Eight Belle were end Bob’* Reitaurant have 14 for Colonial. Rsraember, tho now enjoying a three and One thlnc*a aunt If the dropping threo to tho feet wine and an equal number of Eiglei still have to face Col­ one-half gams lead. loeaee. Getora romp over Alabama moving Tortoises. onial and Doone and either And still there U «n addi­ PowtU'e bad n bunch nf Florida fans are in for a new This past week's bowling club could bump them.” bombers but they were about tional tie in the (tending*, Cridiron era. found the Pep Pills giving "What are you working on e e e squally matched by the Goof thl* one for the eeventh piece Joan Adams shot • big 215 this week ta your drills?” wo themaalvte a big lift as th«y Miami's Hurricanes hare Offs. Dot Powell rolled 168/ between Legion Post 63, Ban- game for the Dennis and asked. knocked-off the front-running Improved hut thera'e not a 401 and Erma Anderson real­ ford Manufacturing end Har­ Martlndale team to pace the "Offense, man, offense! Medica for four points Hot chance In tho world of thrir ly tore ’em up with a fine ry's Bar. In Ie*t piece end •coring in the Shooting Stare We've put In tome new plays, ■hots for th* Pep pifla were having Juit a little bit of Leeguo at Jot Lenta. It won ratting by Indiana. You can 104/633. wc'rw trying to strengthen « tr Ron Frederick with 160/469 trouble getting started Is Ralph BetU took high game rack tlila one up for Uto Big storing punch Inside the 29 ■nd Curtle (the Bomber) Ab­ the second game for Joen's honors for the night with Wisdom Bod Service carrying, Ten eleven. and we're working on making ney with 212/663. teem but that wee the only good 226/623 for Powolls. a flvo end 23 Into the stand• • • win u Team Blx swept three our paislng geme more effec­ Florida State, on the other Verna Bolton took high game Inire column. •nd jumped Into first place tive. Remember, Winter Park In the team mutches, Wis­ hand, ihoutdn’t have too much honors for tho ladiea with n ■heed of Dannie end Martin- wis picked before the season fine 10/609 and Helen Bux­ dom's may have given Indica­ dels. trouble with Vlrtlnla Tech to be a powerhouse. They Just when the two clubs doth at ton beckod her up with a tion of better things to come Bit Prebet came through haven't Jelled and maybe Fri­ good 16g game. Bob Workmen by firing up against Lake day night they wilL" Blacksburg. Va. •hot 100/606 to help the Goof Monroe with ■ two and two with • 162 game for the D Pigott said some of his boys Offs tlo tho leeguo leaders. outcome. Harry Pentecost led ■nd M girls end Merdell ar« slightly bruiicd. That Hit The Tortol*** bowled over the Inn-Men with hie 645 ser­ Gontermen tallied a 162 for Includes Buddy Burton with • the Eight Belts ee Derklij ies m Roy Sterrain directed Team Six. chsrley-boree, Ron Hinson Owens came through with a Wisdom with hie 623 three- In another league match with ■ bruised knee, end Joe 171 game and Weliie Dominy game set. the Fsuit Drug teem took Purdy's leg is still sore from rolled 110/613. Tenne Arman Of particular note is ■ feet •II four from tho Ge*omen cramps." The Starchltfe still hold wee the only bright spot for seldom en-omptished In any Studio girl* aa Jane Welne "We'll be hard nosed Fri fln t place in tho Tuesday the Eight Bella ■• she rolled league, that of rolling three bombed a 177/464, Faya Rich­ day night," Plgott said as be a 167 geme. In the other ardson hit • 171 game end wished for a good turnout of ALL SIZES morning Bill Hemphill Mo- Mixed League match tho Lead Identical score*, consecutive­ Bernice Chads rolled a 160 Sanford fans at Winter Park's torattea League. Mary Ann Pine won three from the Do- ly. Thl* wee performed by gems. Ward Field tomorrow night Kinsey bowled a 182 game pendeblee aa Margie Farris Lake Monroe Inn’e Larry to help the La Sabres stay rolled 166 end Helen Kaelln Piwe with threo 180 games, in second place, Carole Mace tore ’em up with a 171 game. which quell (lee him far a special ARC Triplicate Patchbowled a 183 and Kathy Jenk­ In ether action, tho Sanford ins a 189 ta help keep the ARRIVAL DELAYED Grand Prix In a tie tor third LAUREL. Md. (UPD— The Manufacturing man salvaged place. arrival of AnlUn, Russia's sole three from Jet Lanes, and Juat two end one-half entry in the Nov. U Washing Rob’s Restaurant collected tames behind the third-place Um, D. C. Intarnetlonsl at Lau­ three from Pyrv’s. Cook’s Corner sad the •pot ere the Tempests.. rel, has boon postponed from Carolyn Nelson end Betty today until Friday, AnUln's American Legion h u t t e d Busaard turned In ecorea of flight from Frankfurt, Germa< heeds with the final outcome /V O W / 160/470 and 183/483 respec- ay, v u delayed pending clerl' falling to Cook's, three wine and one Ices. lively to help the TempeaU fteaUon of documents. PREPARE FO R W IN T E R ! hold their spot Tho howling of Dot Youtaey helped tho SEE V S FOR A COMPLETE LINE OP Skylarks to a four point win £OLEM AN HEATING EQUIPMENT. over the Catalina* as she pounded out a 162/481. ON 100 BRANDS Individual honors for the VENT PIPE A N D FITTINGS day went to Darkle Owens of tho Pontiaea aa aha came through with a tremendous FARRELLS 178.173-191/681 series which ARCADE PACKAGE STORE is the first 600 aeries turned AND 220 N . FRENCH AVE. in by any howler In the lea­ OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - « :!» P. N. SANFORD. FLA* 322-5412 I l l E. FIRST ___ SANFORD gue to data. Darkle haa been 223 W. 3rd ST. WB GIYR TOP VALUE STAMPS "Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems'* bowling for only tlx months. A t M idw ay M ark Pigott Sixes Up Team Three-Way Tie For Top Spot Fight Develops In Kegler Loop Powell Splits Wilh Goof Offs Joan Adams In Big 215 Game T n looking forward to this game. I think w* will do real good Thursday night" oa Lymaa's J.V. coach, Dick Silvers, put his teem on notice today for tonight'* in­ vasion of Apopka. "Wo haven't had any mjurlea and evtrybogya looking flae," Coach Silver* continued is ta looked at hla squad la action. "We expect more icor. tag from our aide. Larry Ba­ ker tad Bob EMridgo era starting to coma around." Silver* kicked a bell back onto the playing field and con­ tinued: "We will tut a ground at­ ___ SEMINOLE END LARRY WATSON tack mainly but should sea (83) trying to get those anna high enough to mart pasting." latch onto a Ron Hinson aerial during the Last week Lyman measured Tribe’s scoreless tie with th« Boone Braves of DeLand for • 13-0 loss and, OTiando. Defending is Boone High's A1 John* as Silvan put* it, tho DeLand aton (44). (Herald Photo) team was bigger than we were. Wo mad# aomo mistakes but they didn’t hurt us too much. Our pass defense was much improved." •tartan tonight will be th* same as lari week — Danny Hall at center, Tom Flatter ■ad Billy Dempaey at guard, Bob Herrington and Dsaay Overton, tackles; Russ Brandas and Charlie Newell, ends; G a r y Smith, quarterback; They’re going to toss a pair men Brinson and John Pritch­ Mike Warren, fullback; Larry of Panther elevens into a grid ard. Baker and Bob Eldrldge, halfarena tonight la Jacksonville "We feel our boys era ready backs. when Crooms High of Sanford for this one," arid Holt. "It'll tangle* with a strong Matthew be our biggest conference A couple of ether players Gilbert High squad in a Flor­ game. The boys know whst ■ who should also ice action are ida Big Nine North Confer­ victory tonight will mean to David Streugho, a halfback, end Doyle Lewis, end. ence engagement. the club and to the coaches Silvers summed up th e This could be one of the If we can keep th* spirit and team's feelings thus: toughest testa of th* season the desire to play hard from "Our bays have real fine to data for the Panthers who the opealag whistle to the gun teamwork. All seem to enjoy art (porting a record of four victories against a single loss. we could defeat Gilbert," in k playing and that makes for s good team." "Gilbert," says Crooms Holt. Head Coach WlUle Holt, "has a good ball club. This school has won twe of the last five conference titles and so far Bring year car wker* the experts are, far this Mixon they have a one and one record in conference play." Crooma definitely haa its work cut out for tonight. It will be Gilbert High's home­ coming and every indication is that they will be st full .. __________ _____ WINTERIZE NOWI strength for this encounter. Sanford'e Panthers have shown that they have an ef­ fective end consistent defease. They have given up only one touchdown In the lest three games. Offensively, they have Here's Our scored In all flvu of their con­ ToYoul tests. If your C*T UHt to Pf*’ David Peterson end Robert form •AtiriactonlV doe Alford— who have not seen ac­ to ignition *r fuel •£* t*m feilurtjwr »°to* tion In three garnet— are re­ w , t j g ported ready to go toalght. Holt and hts staff expect good 1 w u«tcftb*w *^ni« performances from John a t tim * nf re-cnee!k n» Knight, Eddie Brown, Robert S tfS & W ® Walton. 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Graves has been working his Gators out in secret all week and saya bis team's progress baa been ''satisfactory.” Ks predicts a defensive struggle at Tuscaloosa and says the team that scores two touch­ downs should win. Alabama concentrated on punt protection Wednesday as an aftermath to a blocked punt In the Tennessee game last Saturday. ”1 thought we had more concentration on what we were doing than we’ve had in a good while,” Bryant said. Georgia's Bulldogs went In­ an overtime session Wed­ nesday in its drills for Ken­ tucky. “We accomplished more because we stayed out longer,” coach Vince Dooley •aid altar the session. At Mississippi Itste, Coach Paul Davis said startlog left end Tommy Inman would miss Saturday's game with Hous­ ton. Inman suffered a pinched nerve in practice last week. Tulane reviewed ita passing and kicking formations Wed­ nesday and coach Tommy O’Boyla said the Greenles would have to be at their peak to stay on the field with Georgia Tech. Ha said the Yellow Jac­ kets had tremendous backfieid speed. to * # ftp fr r a ll Reds Paddle To Olympic Wins Triple Threat Ailing W ilt Stalls Warriors Halted Press teenatteeal Mason, and with big WiR oat la tha only other NBA gama There's nothing wrong with of tetiaa, the Warriors are Wednesday night, She Los An­ medals la heavyweight nosed In second hi the wom­ Judo and another bronie ta VPI Sped the Saa Francisco Warriors something less than a con­ gelas Lakers edged the Balti­ more Bullets, 106-103, for thelt the Grand Prix dressage en’s S O O meter tandem kayak that Wilt Chamberlain could­ tender for the Westers Divi­ second win in three starts. TOKYO (UPD-Lightly-reequestrian event for a total of event and » - year-old Marcia girded American girl canoe­ n’t cure. But first Wilt must sion championship they won Jerry Wait led the attack TO gold, silver and brooie. Jones of Oklahoma City out­ last season. get cured himself. ists atunned European veter­ fought for tha Lsksri, scoring 33 The V. S. now has M over all. group of oeasoaed Without Chamberlain to Chamberlain has been hos­ score points and control the points and picking off 10 re­ ans with silver medal and Europeans to grab third hi the Aamemte Zimmcrmaa aad pitalised with stomach ail­ backboards, the Warriors have bounds. one bronie at the Olympic single kayak. Koewitha Esser of Germany ment since the start of the Na­ gone down tc defeat in their Games today but Ruasii whit­ Those superb performances won the women's kayik tan­ By At Bean tional Basketball Association Tint three games, including a tled awsy at the United States by the American girls were dem la 1:26-16 with the Amer­ MUSTANGS SOLD gold medal lead by paddling to about as unexpected as a 10ican pair—Nias Fos at stroke Halted Press lateraatleul log-in t loss to tho normally SCRANTON. P i. (UPI) victory In three raees. COLT PURCHASED with Miss Perrier—clocked In BIRMINGHAM, Ata. (UPI) game winning streak by New hapless Detroit Pistons Wed­ Cosmo Lacavaitl, 22, purchas­ Fifteen year old Franeine York’s baseball Meta. 1:2R16 and more than a second — G len n Vocational High GOSHEN, N. Y. (UPI) - nesday night. It was Detroit's ed the Hasleton Mustangs of Fox and 3S-yesr-old Gloriane “We have only 12 girls pad­ faster than heavily favored School of Birmingham has Cold Front, a six-year-old son first victory in three decisions. tho Atlantic Coast Football Romania. Perrier of Washington, thresh- dling In the whole United of Adloa, was purchased Wed­ The Pistons, led by Reggie League for 223,000 last night. what may be one of the most nesday by Stoney Brook Sta­ Harding, who poured ia 22 In making the announcement unusual triple threats in tha bles for 10.000 to climax the points, staged a scoring spurt of the frinchiso shift, leagua nation. Twe ef ita guards and final day's bidding at tho Old la the seeoad quarter to take Commissioner Joseph RosenGlory sales. a 34-31 halftime lead and wen tover said that tho team will a wingback are triplets. Donald, Ronald and Arnold The free-for-all stallion who never headed thereafter al­ continue to play in tha South­ By Frtd Dewa are azpected to brush aside vailing feeling among Nation­ the club Involved and that English, 17-ycar-old seniors, has won 2250,000 so far In his though San Francisco threat ern Division ot the league, but UP1 Sports Writer sentiment, tradition end the al League owners ta that a t would be preiumptuoue for probably are tha only triplets careor will now raco in the ened to pull tt out with a rally will move to Scranton and be Vernon Dancer Stables. In the waning moments. known as tha Scranton Proa. NEW YORK (UP!)— Na- misgivings ef baseball Com- transfer !e the business ef nether club owner to bkek over to play high schori foot­ a movo. ball. tional League club owners mlesloner Ford Frick today Donald and Ronald are con­ Tho solo official voles in by giving the Milwaukee siderably huskier than Arn­ baseball that baa warned Breves official approval to against tha Braves' transfer old who Upa tho scales at 125 transftr their franehiia to has boon C o m m is s io n e r pounds and, according to his Atlanta. Prick's—and tho commission coach, “has taken soma real It will mark tha first lima NEW YORK (UPI) - Pitch­ er has made It clear that his Jolts." in 11 frantte yeara of major er Ralph Terry, a World Ser­ objection ta baaed on the fact But despite this triple YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY league eapaneion and realign­ ies hero In 1W2 who subse­ that Milwaukee would then be threat, Gtcnn Vocational finds PHOENIX, Aril. (UPI) - ment that (1) a transfer of quently faded lata fauUpea duty left without any major leagua It difficult to win a game— A field of 39 golfers teed off a franchise will leave a city aad Infrequent starting assign­ any game. ben*ball. today In the opening round of without a big league team ments, Is the first New York Each contest brings renew­ "This would bo tho first the Ladles Professional Golf­ and (2) tha majors will in­ Yankee to leave the ball club time oxpanslon or realign ed hope but the windup la al­ ers Association gll.ooo Phoenix vade the Deep South. It alia under the new regime of Man­ ment has caused that," Frick ways the same frustrating ex­ will bring a sad ending ta ager Johnny Keane. Open. told United Pma Internation­ perience — another loss for EFFECTIVE AGGRESSIVE REPRESENTATION The 72-bole event, which tha "Mirada of SudsvllU'*— The St-year-old righthander al. "1 have no power to block Glenn Vocational. was sold to tha Cleveland In­ an elght-yaar ptriod during ends Sunday, was being play­ a move but I have always felt Glenn hat lost 96 atralght BEST QUALIFIED — EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVE ed over the 1,370-yard par-72 which Milwaukee fans sup­ dians Wednesday for in undis­ baseball should be extremely games since initiating fcotPARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY Arisons Biltmore Hotel golf ported the Braves with rec­ closed amount of cash. careful in making e move ball three yeara ago and it AFFAIRS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. ord attendances and unparal- Technically, the sale of Ter­ that would daprive a city of fast becoming known aa the course. (D E M O C R A T ) ____ (Paid Pol. Adv. By Joa Davis) ry wa> part of the deal that any big leagua ball.” Ssndra Haynie, a Texan now led enthusiasm. “Meta” of Birmingham. calling Phoenix her home, was Tba official grain light ta amt pitcher pedre Ramos to back to defend tha title she twitch the Braves from Hit- the Yankees during thetr Sept­ won last year with a two-un waukaa to Atlanta requires ember pennant drive. AI the BLACK der par 2M. Also in the field only seven approving votes time, the Yankees agreed to was Kathy Whitworth who won from tha 10 club owners and furnish tho Indians with a & W H IT E tha event in 1942, the first year thoir representative*, mho front line player after the seatoo. It was held. REG. or EXTRA LIGHT ] 7 CROWN BLEND will gather for tha epeclal Terry, a native of Lirned, Other name golfers entered meeting In tha Commodore IMP. SCOTCH Kit., enjoyed hti finest year were Mickey Wright, top mon­ Hotel. C H A R M E * In the majors In 1962 when he ey winner with f23,143 Ruth SOUTHERN IMPORTED FRENCH Although several club own- posted a 23 12 record. Ho then Jessen, winner In Santa Bar COMFORT BRANDY bars, Calif., two weeks ago ora declined to reveal how went on to star In tho World and the No. 2 money winner they will vota until the actual Series against the Stn Fran 1M* LIQUEUR G&W 7 ★ BLEND • with 119,US; and Betsy Rawls, balloting Is taken, it is con­ clseo Giants, deft sting Jack REG. 7.15—l].9S CASE I in fourth place on the money sidered certain that the move Sanford, t-0. In tho oeventh REG. 3.20 will be approved. The pre-1 and deciding game. list. BpLanl. a li( hrienatp te alate rally, a Coarii Erie Ffkbt of New York City, “and two of them beat the rest of the world except the talented German girls.” However, the Soviets, win­ ning three ef the seven gold medals at scenle Labs Segaml 32 miles south t i Tokyo, pushed their gold medal total to 22—Just 12 back of the U. S. team with more espected tonight la gymiaatlea. Russia also picked up a brouse medal in canoeing, two a Of Triplets On Bama Squad a Club Owners To O kay M ove For Braves Ladies Begin Arizona Round Yankees Start Player Change Keep JOE DAVIS State Representative FOR: 539 310 Imp. Scotch *•* 4 $ O N AN ZA G A L L O N JU G IHVER H O U S E *j” Park 100% Para ('alifurniu Port — .Sherry Hex. 4.96 4.79 Mueraifi—White port * Full Gallon j Rom G LEN M 0 R E 12 YR 8TRA,(:IIT KY. llllll. V O D K A or G IN t O YD ° 1 REG. 4.60 I 'd l I 85.75 CASE STRAIGHT BOURBON IMP. 8COTCII LIGHT D l l k i or DARK IkU IV l G O R D O N G IN 99 PROOF A B C BOURBON OLD PARR CHARCOAL FILTERED REG. 4.50 REG. 37.95 CASE CASE 310 7.25 68.95 H O M E^fc « 0F H THE STRAIGHT BOURBON IFLEISCHMANN 39c OAT or king SIZED h i -b a l l 1 f J r N IT E - O P E N IN G T IL C L O S IN G 39c ABC He Y* STATE Sparkling Burgundy 41.»S C»»a 3.89 CASK 21 13 OZ. CANS] G O EB EL S 3.99 „ cans RUPPERTS FULL PINTS 6 BEER a HALF QUARTS *1.09 ■ TAYLOR Champagne I Schlitz Beer Pink — Whits — Brut 4 1 .8 8 CASE KING SIZE O N E O U N C E M E A S U R E D BY A U T O M A T IC PO U RER U SE D IN A L L D R IN K S A T E V E R Y A B C C O C K T A IL L O U N G E FULL QUART •7 ' 4.81) BEER or ALE M PROOF GIN ’3.99 REG. C A N A D IA N A C E 21 12 OZ. BEER 3.79 GLASS CANS] A B C C O C K T A IL L O U N G E M PROOF BLIND K 3.79 Slh PHKFEKRKD BLEND RED LAllF.L HALLER’S DELUXE K"S F L E IS C H M A N N J O H N N IE W A LK ER Hedges & llutler Guckenheimer REG. 4.60 7.9#|CO U N TRY FAIR B O N D BRUGAL W 5 TH 0* 37.95 CASE 47.75 CASE 3 329 5 YR- STRAIGHT BOURBON | m KEG. 5.40 STRAIGHT BOURBON 319 n P O M P S 299 M A T T IN G L Y fir M O O R E ^ _ "Mellow Mnah" Rfi* STRAIGHT KY. I10UKI10N S T IL L 6 R O O K • M* BLENDED WHISKEY ellowstone V O D K A or DRY G IN > OLD THOMPSON! n d S c h e n le ii CHARRED O A K < and S e a g r a m 's LAVAWAY NOW a fM fsr i Oct. 22, 1964 — Page 7 $ 0 6 9 5T11 Caia 21 - 12 Os. | Cana 6 YR. IMP. CANADIAN WIUSKY REG. « M Canadian Deluxe Imported Italian SWEET or DRY * 3 * 1 VERMOUTH $ 1 3 9 I 5T? I �Peggy Ciever Hosts Meeting O f P h i Gamma Eta PM G ra m a Eta Chapter of Bata Sigma PM recently held their regular business meetfail at the home ot president Peggy Crever. The cultural program, “Am I a Practical Parson?" was given by Jean Gonzales and Unda Hittell. Articles were collected for the Good Samaritan Home, a service project ot the chapter. Plana were discussed for a “ Decor of Home Living” par ty. The cnapter will be In charge of the event to be held In the Florida State Bank lounge with the date being announced later. “ Decor of Home Living" is a line of household "knick knacks" from artificial flower arrange* rnenta and vases to kitchen and bathroom accessories. The public will be invited to come In and see the displays i t the bank lounge during the appoint* ed hours. This will be an ex* rellent chance for early Christ* mas shopping. An Interesting suction of household articles was enjoy, ed hy the members after the business meeting. Refreshments were served to the chapter's guest, Francis Bowden, snd members Linda Reck, Sandy Collins, Barbara Erickson, Jean Gonzalez, Lin­ da Hittell, June Warner, Carol MltcheQ, Shirley Alexander. Joan Brooks, Leslie Best, Mary Sharp and Jan Vlhlen. Laminates Offer Light Weight Wrinkle-Resistant Warmth nated fabrics according to the major producer of urethane foam for apparel uae, are the result of a progress whereby Mrs. Lucy Jones Entertains At Caldwell Home Mrs. Lucy June* entertained with a demonstration party at the home of Sirs. Gladys Cald­ well. .Monday evening. Attending were Mrs. Penny Hodges, Mrs, Karen Hodges, Sirs. Edward Pell, Sirs. Doug T h o m p s o n , Mrs. James Thompson, Mrs. Ernrsl Skin­ ner, Mrs. J. C. Carpcntrr, Mrs. Lowell Pettis, Mrs. Hud Rutherford, Mrs. Clarence Snyder ami Mrs. Jones, all from Oitrcn, and Mr*. John E»kew nml Mrs. Robert Yunkcr from New Smyrna Reach. New Arrivals By Evelyn I.iimly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smithson of Oviedo announce the birth of a baby girl, horn at the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital, Oct. H. The baby, whom lliey named Lucinda Gall, weighed right pounds and 14 ounces. The Smithsons have one other child. Cliff, three years old. Mrs. Smilhsnn is the former Linda Miller of Oviedo. mok’ ig a house a home, will have a first day ceremony in Honolulu, Hawaii, In con­ junction with the annual meeting of the National Ex­ tension Homemakers' Council. The stamp also is a tri­ bute to the both anniversary of the passage of the SmithLever Act, legisletion that opened the way to improve homelife throughout America by providing econmnica ex­ perts to advise women on bet­ ter ways to feed and clotho their families, Dr. Watkins said. Nearly 700,000 women belong to ths National Ex­ tension ilnmemukers' Coun­ cil. They serve ns local trail­ ers, assisting some 1,000 Un­ ited States Department of Agriculture homo demonstra­ tion agents. , The colored 6-rrnt slump recaptures n bit of homespun Americana, for it stimulates the needlework of the sain',l' r' on whl,h of nn other era cross-stitched mot­ toes nod designs in bright colors. Shown on the horizontal stamp is n form scene in which husband, wife, and small son stand beside their home, watching tln-ir cows grazing peacefully, A tnine deer watches from the back­ ground. In front of the house is n small pond with ducks on it Above the farmhouse hovers n purple eagle. Tho red, green, and purple stamp is printed on white paper overlaid with a crosshatch of yellow to look like linen. Fabulous Collection AmA ! You'll love choosing from n wonderful collect ion featuring textured and nmoolh weaves for ro.M;nl wear. Airy, distinctive new blends. Mohairs, wools, Imnlons, All have the look you want, in neparnten and coordinated In Kreat new fall colon, plus pastel* and white*. By Mrs. C lsn a ts M r r BONDED FOAM FABRICS add drapabitlty and wrinkle-resistance to all fashion categories for fall. Oyster twill reefer (left) by Lanson has black button, double-breasted closing. Bash poc­ kets emphasize the spare, slim look. Don fllmonelli pares the silhouette in this houndstooth check suit (center), with hidden buttons and new longer length jacket. The brief pop top (right) in popcorn stitch knit hag Its own five foot long fringed Btole which can be worn as a sash as well. It is a Dive-ettes design. All these fashions offer lightweight warmth, shape re­ tention and wrinkle-resistance through the use of urethane foam lamination; all add up to fashion with a function. Newcomers Welcomed By Margaret Cosby Carl K. and Kathleen Lawion hai Just arrived in Central Florida with their four young­ sters. After spending almost 10 years at Whidbey Island, Wash., which Is some DO miles from Seattle, they are now re­ siding at 30 South Devon Ave­ nue, North Orlando. Carl Is an aviatkm metalsmith, second class, and was at the U. S. Naval Air Station at Whidhcy for nine of his al­ most to years of Naval ser­ vice. He w is attached to Hea­ vy Attack Squadron 13 ami came to Sanford Naval Air Station when the squadron was transferred here. Carl sp ed nine months on Hie USS Kiltyhawk which was In Viet Nam rccenlly. Security prevents his discussing any de­ tails, hut Kathleen said that was the longest nine months she can recall and that she only became worried when it was announcesl over the radio that planes from the Kiltyhawk were under attack. At that time, Carl was a plane captain ami was flying. Like most travelers, Carl has returned with numerous handsome souvenirs. Especial­ ly outstanding Is a tremendous wood-carved spoon and fork from the Philippines, which extends over their entire din­ ette wall. Also appropriate to the dining area la a group ot china dolls <n a dinnertime set­ ting. They are marvelously detailed and the life-like fa­ cial characteristics are lovely. Carl also brought back a "Specially made for Kathleen Lawson" gorgeous, pink bro­ cade three-piece cocktail en­ semble. The Lawsons handsome chil­ dren were all born in the State of Washington. Sheri-Len will he going into the first grade next year; Carl Jr., was Just four years old a few days ago; Duane, three, is as quiet as Carl is chatty, and little twoyear old Carleen Is a blondecurly-haired doll. Kathleen and the youngsters Personals ?.trs. Kalrl Lappa h i mm nf Kaurubcsl, Finland, has been visiting Rev. and Mrs. K. V. Mykkanrn. She aecompanlrd Mrs. Ray nraden on a week's visit to the Upper Michigan Peninsula. They returned thiv past weekend, Mrs Ida Kuplulaimen, a sis­ ter of Rev. Mykkanen, has been living with her brother and family for the past six years. She and Mrs. Lappalaimen returned to Finland Oct. 13 aboard Hie Gritsholm. B anfnrh ^ rra U t WE NOW’ HAVE CLAIROL’S NEW Mrs. Ruth L Van Dursrn ts a patient at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital and expects to be confined a few mors days. Orlando Mr*. P. T. Platy entertlined her circle from the First Preibyterlaa Church In San­ ford at her hum* recently. Mr*. John Wilson, Bible lead­ er, gave the lesson which was followed by ■ business meet­ ing. Chairmen appointed were: leadership and resources, Mrs. David Bach; sunshine, Mrs. Curt la Hughes Sr.; Christian community action, Mrs. V. J. Mirazfta; ecumenical mission and relations, Mrs. Merle Warner; project chairman, Mrs. W. T. Walker, end group secretary, Mra. Grover Se­ well. As one of the year's pro­ jects, it was agreed to assist In the church miraery. There will be a drive for good used clothing to be sent to the Church World Service. A letter was read from a missionary In Brazil thanking (he circle for sending the Readers Digest A general meeting will be held In the evening of Nov. IS. This will be • covered dish supper. Attending were Mrs. Bertha Hardin, Mivs Sara Burns, Mrs. John Wilson, Miss Ollie Reese Whittle, Miss Rebecca Stevens, Mrs. Betty Snyder, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mrs. Merle Warner, Mrs. V. J. Maraiita, Mrs. Grover Sewell, Mra. W. T. Walker. Mrs. Curtia Hughes Sr., Mrs. Carl Schllke, Mrs. W. V. Hemphill, Mr*. B. C. Conklin, Mrs. A. R. Nirhols, Mrs. J . C. Walter and Mr*. Piety. Lotion Toners Adds Delicate Blonde Color Tn Pre-LIxhtened Hair — Without Peroxide Bleach — Touch-Up A Toner. Conditioner — Shampoo A del All For $12.50 FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty A n n es Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. Fashionettes are enjoying Florida better since it has cooled off a bit— The glove casual shoe, orig­ although tho weather in Wash inating in Italy and transport­ ington generally did not get ed intact to France and Eng­ too cold. It did, however, leave land, will be important among Kathleen with one big 1m spring shoes tor American fe­ presslon: RAIN, Rain, and males, reports the National Shoe Retailers Association. more rain. Carl and Kathleen originally This is a casual shoe of very hail from Williamsburg, Ken­ volt, lueded leather, often with tucky, which is near famous no-veam construction. Soma Louisville. Most of their fanv tops are bound but frequently ilies are still there. Since the they are raw-edged. Lawsons are so much closer to Williamsburg now, they an llcipate many visitors. Carl's dad made tha long journey to Washington to see them and| will again * their first guest from “ home," with plans for a November trip here. Kath­ leen Is expecting a sister at Christmastime and hopes her mother will come too. Since the Lawsons have been PAUL (w e n t aOWLS here, they've learned to water ski. Carl is quite an avid rod3" diam. fl.93 9" diam. »9.S3 and gunner, lie’s hunted deer J V diam. 2.93 7" diam. 6.93 often, but as the old story SILVEKI'LATE BY — goes, "all ihe deer appear the INTERNATIONAL day the season closes." Per­ KADER haps our Florida game will be more sporting. We hope so . , JEWELERS then we can all have some 112 S. PARK AVE. ve ns ion I OICJllQUMPHOSPHATE W ITHVHMKOl Supplies calcium, photptous. H V.tantm D. 100tlb'iti sit i n lifl RIXAIL ALCO-REX S tlcitil C«ffl|itit I S coding, invigsritinf fcotfy I ah. - »»• l w 2 '* 6 0 c ’ MONACET APC Tablets f i t * tea of simp's r r ,( ; U , Muri'fi. 100's MG. $1.19 j CARL K. AND KATHLEEN LAWSON are newcomers to North Orlando. 2 ^ 2 0 FL O R SH E IM V A L U I Mr. and Mr*. W. Hugh Dun ran have returned from Char­ leston, H. C., where they at­ tended the funeral of her moth­ er, Mrs. It. D. Edwards, who passed away Oct. 13 In Char­ leston. Costume Jewelry Frum I f .00 F L A T te r in g FLA TS M on W ttf p i t pair! Every pair backed by yesr* of hoc-shoemaking experience assures you of style; quality and the trad itio n al Floraheim wear o f an extra pair. FROM * jg .9 5 • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed 3 t|f Page 8 — Oct. 22, 1964 First Presbyterian Circle For Foreign Aid Mrs. J. F. Smith was hneten recently to the Esther Circle of the Women’* Society of Christian Service of the Graee Methodist Church. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. J. A. Williams. The highlight of the meeting was the presentation of five sets of clothing hy Mrs. Smith, made by the church ladies, to | lie sent to children In Latin America and Africa. Mrs. Gary Bcrnlnk gave a most inspiring program on the Christian woman's role in life. Following the meeting, the hostess served pumpkin pie and coffee to Mrs. Charles CIcmmer, Mrs. Harry Klay and Mrs. C. E. Williams. And if you have had to fore­ go beautiful wool fashions bo* cause of an allergy from dir* cct contact these new lamk nstes esn open up a whole new world of fashion to you. Mrs. P. T. Piety Hostess To Prepares Clothes Stamp Salutes Homemaker A new homemakers' com­ memorative postage stamp will go on sale October 26. Dr, M. 0. Watkins, director of the Florida Agricultural Extension Service, said that the atamp, which aalutes the role of American women In Sportswear Esther Circle New Commemorative Postage • Open 'Friday Evenings on the lookout for comfort use foam laminates for pants that won’t Itch, skirts that won’t wrinkle and warmth without weight In ikiwear. Knitwear bouses find that foam lamination helps fine knits to wear like old-fashion­ ed denim and protects sensi­ tive akin from Irritation by ribbon knit and metallic knit manufacturer* evening gowns. NEW YORK (NEA) —There! torn fabrics, eas a (see fsfcrle, I a very thin layer of foam. Put-1this way gives the finished Ilive wrinkle-resistance. And la [ open-weave fabrics to popuhas been a lot of talk In the | the other a User, art joined toy| ting the two fabrics together in | product drapabUity and exten-1 the caae of mohair and other lar for fall, this proeeaa pro­ fashion worid about “two-face vide* stabilization fabrics," "bonded foam fa* Although one* used mainly brief," "landwleh laminatei,” In sportswear and outerwear and io forth. Call them what because they provided warmth you will, they all add up to without weight, laminates this fashion with function for Uw fall art being used in nearly every fashion category—even consumer. No matter what name they in elegant metallic knits for go by In the trade, foam lami­ evening wear. Flemings GUIs - Card* • Books 210 E. First St. ie .9 9 * "V fc e t J E T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" M Perfect underdudiei for every (wo-feit Fol o'inqv. Er.cbortlnqiy embelliihed with dev#r cut out, ibopi ord ocoamenls . . . and colors tn motrb Ike mood of the moment and prices a'e we*' adjusted Io young budgets. Goatcuti T0UCHT0N R E X A L L DRUGS LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED HY GLENN MeCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS COR. lat & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2182 �County Extension Homemakers Council M eets HELPING MARY MOXTELONGO celebralu her 15th birthday are left to right. Kicky Shook, Darwin Shea, the honoree, Melemla (’assellierry, Hill Montelongo ami Kenny Sheets. needs a warning system and things. He suggested that the was a question and answer By Mrs. II. L. Johnson Mr*. II. (I. Shuler and Tom shelter places and that nothin? group take a first aid course, ! period. Ilk hey were guest speaker* is being done towards these At the close of his talk then* Mrs. Charles Snssman, Counat a recent open council meetini the Seminole County I'xUnsion Homemakers Coun cil. The all day affair was held in the community build­ ing in Geneva with the Geneva Club serving a* hostesses. Mr*. Shuler told of her re­ m it vi*it to 30 rtiffrrcnl enuntries which took her two and i.-ne-half months to make, suit­ in',' Africa. South America and Em ope. She had on display some very interesting trinkets and other item* which she brought back with her. She also showed slides of interest­ ing points of her trip. Ilkhcy, assistant principal of Seminole Hi:h School spoke tc the group on "What 1* New in Civil Defense in Seminole County.'’ lie told the home­ maker* that Seminole County Party Celebrates Birthday By Jane Casselberry Mary Montetongo celebrated her 13th birthday with a party Friday night at her home at t il N. Winter Park Ur. By Mildred Haney Mr. and Mrs. August Ilcjmil of Hartley Avenue arc enjoy­ ing a visit from their daugh ter and her liushand. Mr. and Mrs. Robert I*. Tussey arc from Tcrryville, Conn., a sub­ urb of Bristol. .Mr. Tussey is an engineer with the General Motors Division of Bristol. We ore sure the Tusseys will en­ joy meeting the ninny friends of the Rcimlls in Deltona and visiting the many places of in­ terest in Florida. Mrs Roy Arnold and daugJtlers, Nona and Dianne, are visiting the William Lucdlkcs of Rockhill. Mrs. Arnold i* the duughter of the Luedtkcs. No­ © ® <§) ® ® © Alpha DeltaKappa Members Attend Friends on hand to help ob­ serve the occasion were Melenda Casselberry, D a r w i n Shea, Ricky Shook. Kenny Shvets and Hill Montelongn. MISS MYKTIE WILSON, county nifent, Tom Richey nnd Mrs. II. («. Shuler nn* shown nt a recent oihmi muncil meeting of tin* Seminole Coun­ ty Extension Homemakers Council in Geneva. Mr. Richey and Mrs. Schuler were truest speakers. They enjoyed playing rec . ords and dancing and rrfresh- C - O llV C n llO Il monts of chips 'n' dips, candy, The October meeting of the cohl drinks, birthday cake and Alpha Delta Kappa sorority ice cream were served. was held at the home of Mrs. P.U Jf CIRCLE It wa* a mixed up Texas Hazel Flynt. 207 West 17th Mr*. \V. W Un* wa* ho* peach He also showed a va St, The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. M a r y te*s at her home on Crysl.il nilla orchid, from which va Lake to the first meeting of nilD flavoring is derived, us­ The Board meeting of the Groome, president. Plans for tlie season of the Palm Circle ing the dried pod*. hcmiiink County Federation of na is planning on spending the cd the board meeting of the the year's project* were com­ reeenlly. Mr*. II. II Duncan Small basil plnnls were giv­ Women's Club* wa* held re­ pleted after which an interwinter with her grandparent*. American Red Cross in Orange en to all member* (or their cently at the home of Sirs. M. served as co-hostess. City. Mrs Hollister is an ar- c,,inR f"" n,|cr'* day program The meeting was opened herb gardens. L. Tiniley, president, in Al­ was enjoyed. • * • John Dillon, Mr. ami Sirs. dent worker for the Bed Crn»* with prayer, and a *lknt trila monte Springs. The meeling Nine member* of the soror­ IIEMERIK'AI.LLS CIRCLE Everett Shinn, Mrs. I.eo Hul­ and hu* spent niueh of her linte paid lo [a'ufy Walt, a de­ convened at 10:30 a m. fol­ ls ns, Mrs. Ed Schillo and Mrs. lime and effort in the inter­ ity made plan* to attend the ceased member. Tlie fir.*t meeting of the lowed by luncheon. state convention in Daytona J. F. Hollister were among tlic est* of this worthy cause. Ikmerocallis Circle nicl re­ Chib* represented were The Beach on Saturday, Oct. 17, Thc balance of thc meeting cently at thc home of Mrs. Deltona residents present at was devuled to routine busi­ Woman's Club of Sanford, the the first meeting of the sea­ The Pioneer Club of Deltona which was held at tlie Voyager ness and balloting. Marcel Faille with Mr*. Ro­ Pilot du h of Sanford, the Hotel. Those attending were son of the Deliary Civic As­ held it.* first meeting of the Tim hostesses served re. bert Zillrower as eo hostess. 3 nung Woman's Club of Ca»sociation. month at the Community Cen­ Mary Groome. Roberta Rich­ freshmenl* of cake ami pump­ Mr* M R. Smith gave the rellierry, the Altamonte Civic Hie feature of the evening ter Monday evening. In the ab­ ards. Esther Williams. Ruby kin pie, and a* each member devotional program, and Mrs. League, the Extension Home­ was the unveiling of a plaque sence of the president, John 1tooth, Mary Rogers, Bell arrived, she wa* served a Zillrower presided over the maker'* Club and the Garden honoring the Red Cross blood Lmitsonhirer. Horace Tucker, llumbley, Mary Grace Ko*ky. glass of frpshly .'queered slmrt business session. Club of Sanford. III lie Reese Whittle am) Dor donors of Ihis area and also vice-president, presided. I’l.m* Tlie hostesses invited the orange juice from the Iruit of District 7 of the State Fed the opening of the new Red were discussed for a Hallo­ othy Morrison guests out to the patio, where cratiun oi Women's Club* will the Linr grove. The luncheon speaker at the Cross .Supply Closet of the De­ ween party to lie held lor the ’I he next meeting will he a variety ni fall foliage and meet in Eu-tis on (let. 37 at 10 nary branch of the Grange community, sponsored by itic convention was Dr. Paul Ed held in Deltary witli Mrs. wood pieces hud been assem­ a. ill., followed by luncheon. ri», minister of First •Presby­ City Red Cross chapter. Pioneer Club. bled Everyone immediately Delegates are Mrs. M. L. Tills terian Church. Daytona Beach, Bishop and Mr*. Dias a* hos­ tesses Mr*. Dias will show begun work and rivaled some b y and Mr*. Kalph New­ A calling committee w.i* apMrs. J, F. Iloll i*ter attend puintpd which will contact all whose subject wa* "Poetry." slide* of her travels alter artistic wall plaques from the comer. Tin- bJiiquet speaker was J. active member* of tlie organ­ Kcriuil Coble, nominee (or the which a luncheon will lie serv­ material* provided. The next meeting of the Wink the plaque* were dry­ Seuunule County Fob ration of isation before each meeting, to House of Representatives from ed The meeting will liegin at inform them of the current Volusia County whose subject 10 n m instead of 0:30 a m. ing. the hoslesse* Invited the Women's Club* will meet at meeting amt the program fur wa* "dialleu,o Thruugli Edu­ Each member is asked to group into the dining room Oviedo, Nm. lb. al lU:3o a in. make a contribution toward where all It members enjoyed ul the Oviedo Woman's Chib. that particular meeling. cation " Tiiis calling conimlllie i* The ladies report that the Palin Circle's sham ol Uu- delicious refiedlitieiiU from n lahle centered with an attrac­ Select the squad) that i* inaile up of the follow in. mem­ convention was very well at­ building limit » • • On Sunday, Hie family cn tive arrangement of fall fol­ heavy for it* sire with firm ber*: Mr*. John Jurum . Mr.*. tended from all part* of the ROSE CIRCLE iage. and unbroken skin. joyed a delightful buffet d.n Richard Fisher, Mrs. Harold state. The Sanford chapter The Rose Circle of Hie Gar­ tier at the home of the G ar Ware, Mr* Horace juckt-r was awarded an achievement den Club of Sanford met re tier*, and spent the entire ;iI1(| Mr*. Htiorta Saciil certificate lor fulfilling the re­ cently ai the home of Mrs, weekend together reminiscing.i Thc next meeting will bo quirements set forth by the In­ Henry Simpson m Geneva lor M r and Mr*. Garner were held on Monday night, Gel, at. ternational organisation. a covered dish luncheon fol­ married in 1901, and have been lowing the meeting. Cn boxresident* of Sanford since tes-es were Mr* W. G KUbee hv r.'22. They have 13 grandchil­ ami Mrs J. I , Blown. dren and 17 great grandchil­ The president, Mrs. C. J. dren. Meriwether, pr* sided over the Their children, who were all By Mi*. Frank While | niillia and Jasmine Drive ore meeting, witii in memlier* raised in Sanford, are .Mrs. .Mr*. Bert Lctkiliau* and .enjoying DeBary and tlicir present. Mr*. Harold Dykema • Latest Eall Shades A. A. (Jessie) Moore and Mr. Jo Perk attended the, new home. Sr. was a luncheon guest and Mrs. N. P. (Smile) Smith of Realtors ( on vent ion m Tampa • New Texture I lose prospective member H o l l y w o o d ; Mr* John at the Floridian Hotel, this Mr. and .Mr* Lit H Yoder Year Bonk* and calendars • All Sizes (Gladys) Marks, Ft. Lauder­ part weekend. of Flortdana Road were the for PJtM were distributed, and dale; Mr*. W. 0. (Vera) guests for three day* till* past report* from the board and Burns, Tucker. Ga.; L. F. Mr. and Mr*. Theodore week at thc beautiful Lucayan district meetings were given Garner, W. A. Garner and Leigh of Clara Vista enter- Beach Motel in Freeport, by Mrs. Meriwether and Mr*. Mr*. Edward M. (Helen) Brined Col. mid Mi*. William tiranil Bahama Island They J I) Woodruff, Tlie group returned in Ft Lamlertlalc in voted to join other circles in Used of be a Girt, N J. Smith, all of Sanford. Don nine n Sanford'* Complete Department Store time t<> meet the rain and selling fruit cakes to boost Mrs. Rachel Alky at Me­ winds nf Hurricane Isbell, the building fund. dina Road spent II days at Dr. J. I*. Wvstgate cimductMr and Mrs. Peter Hoppe- ed a miid Interesting program Alt. Airy. N C , and Fancy ORIGINAL Gap, Va . where *hu visited Haul of Sunoyside Lane, spent or, 1 What's .Se w V He showed Mr*. J, T. Moore, Mrs, J. A. two week* in New Rochelle, N slide* of vatimii fruit* grown ■Silnon and many of her for­ Y.. with their son. Prof Rich­ in Florida, and displayed a mer pupils and friend*. To her ard Koppenaal and his family hianch of Idosioms from one i i f A v a FIR3T c i i K i r QUALIFY n i iai vtv ™ ALWAYS amazement tome of her for­ at Now York University. They of hi* peach trees, which had mer pupils were now operat­ Spent several days at the originally grown In Texas. He ing the busine** pliice* oper­ World'* Fair in New York said thut like ‘T,.nly Bird," ated formerly by their failv Deltona ty Council president, conduct­ ed a short business meeting, after a delirious covered dish luncheon, at noon. The Geneva Club decorated each table with fall greenery and artifi­ cial vegetable*. The council will participate In the coming Legion Fair and also participate In the Christma» Parade on Dec. 2. New officer* for the coming year were nominated at thi* Ur.... They will be installed at the annual Christma* party which will be hosted by the !.ake Monroe Club ami will he held in the Educational Build­ ing of the Upsnla Presbyterian fycUidsw QihdaA Women’s Clubs ® ® ® ® ® \® ® ® ® C - © Church oo Cowtry Club Road. This affair will bo oo Dee. 4, starling at 7:30 p m. New officers are president, Mrs. Charles Sassman, Lake Mary Club; first vice presi­ dent, Mr*. R. T. Hunt, San­ ford Club; second vk* presi­ dent. Mrs If. L. Johnson, Lake Monroe Club; secretary, Mrs. Felix Mege. Longwrood Club; treasurer. Mra. Edwin Kenne­ dy. Lake Mary Club, and dele­ gate. .Mr*. Frank hteudlc, Longwood Club. It was voted to give some of the Christmas gifts which are brought to the party, to the Seminole County T.R. patients. CD ® ® ® \® ® ® ® © \® © ® ® \® ® CD © @ ® ® © CD O ... © © ® © © . -J TYPEWRITING SELF TAUGHT A new approach to teaching the typewriting touch ayaWm. TMa compact booklet enables you to type aa you read. No supervision required. Method appeals lo atudrnta, and adulta of all agea. Send I I to TYPEWRITING, I*. It. Box 171, Hanford. Fla. Of District 7 To Meet In Eustis Personals e n n e tff f t ALMMYS FI**T QUALITY m 60th Anniversary Observed By M r M r s . Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Garner were honor guests recently of a family get-together as they observed their tiuth wedding anniversary mi Oct. lu. ~ Ait seven o! their children and Uiclr families assembled at the home of one daughter. Mr*. Edward M, Smith on Sat­ urday for un anni.ersary feast. Mrs. Smith served tur­ key with all the trimming* at this memorable occasion It's easy to wa-h vinyl cur­ tains, home economists report. Toss them in the bath tub, add lukewarm water and mild soap flake* — no detergent*, fait soak n* Ion? a* you wish. Empty the tub, add clean lukewarm water, dunk the curtain up and down a few W. F. Garner Hosiery DeBary Personals Phoenix and Clausner l 'Cyahhsdi’A ftenneuf SAW H t h u r ^o c m s H throw nk SAT. OCT. 24 en. PUT A — “So n <; Hudson Myers of Valencia Roatl j* m -Seminole Hospital for minor surgery. lie will be glad to hear from hi* many friends in DeBary and Do hand IN I IKK HEART’ .Mr. and Sirs. 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And what great tulur* . . , theru ere 7 to cheuau ftum. Buy now! ‘ 35 • 53% DACRON POLYESTER 15% RAYON • PLAIN AND PLEATED TROUSERS • YEAR AROUND WHIG Ul' • 3 HUTTON COATS • GREYS AND ULUES • REG. — SHORTS — LONGS �4 t 0JUUI Clbby: P a s t 10 — Oct, i* . 1004 • * dtonuunakaM Cohnah DEAR ABBY: la than a stats osar lows when s coopts caa go to ha married te a hurry without blood tests, waiting and all that rigmarole? 1 am 49 and ho is 74 aad wa hero so need for all that stuff. Wo would Ilka to gst married aa soon as possible aa hla children want to put him te n rest boms. I thank you. SARAH IN MASON CITY, IA. DEAR SARAH: Illinois, Nebraeks, Missouri n a d Wisconsin all require blood tests. To the north of you, I/ Minnesota, where ns blood tost Is required—but there is a five-day waiting period. To the west of you is South Dakota, when a blood tort IS required, but then ia no waiting. So If you caa apara the blood but not the time, go to South Dakota. But If you have mom time than blood to spare, Minnesota Is your state. o • • DEAR ABBY: My son la a. u area the day before. Jost cov­ beat antil done. TVs will take to trick or treat er and act in your refrigerator I M minutes. You eea touts rtnm m % until time to reheat. Leave tor Dm treat- la the oven Juat long enough to beat thoroughly and melt top. hut coonxs the sugar on • • • H cat i H i. Heap i «to a tape, baking H top. m H 1H top. to top. nutmeg to tap. (lager H capraialaa H « Cream IgM u d fluffy. A d d u t u i pumpkto. mix mall. SUt Hour, baking powder, uH aad apie­ ce together. SUr to dry tegretftoata aad mix wall. Add rel­ ate! aad aata. Drop by tea spoonful* aa graaaad cookh ■hoot Bake to amderate oven M degraes tor U mtoatea. Make* S dotea cookieo. a e • la the Florida Favorite Food* cook book 1 touad acv oral racipaa that you might Uka to try. Tbs first on* Is tor 1*1ag dried blaek-ayad pea* or field pan. SCALLOPED PEAS 1 cap dried field peaa or black H cup uncooked rice to cup chopped onion lit cup# caaaad or atewed toaiatooe 1 tbep. augar 1 tbip. batter lt'a almost bunting time, too, and all of theta famous hunters will be going to the camp to fix Ukm# fam­ ous meals of th'eln. Along with the meat, they will ha fixing Swamp Cabbage. Aa you know swamp cabbage la • Florida delicacy unknown to most people, but considered one of the moat appealing vegetables to the elite. It can be served aa a vegetable to be eaten with freshly caught flab or wild meats or can bt eaten aa a salad with the delIcate white hearts of palm served with a dressing on lettuea or endive. Swamp cabbage tastes like a good oyster stew In flavor when cooked and many per sons believe that It makes the most delicious cole slaw, with a dressing of lime Juice and oil. To prepara the cabbage here it what you do. COOKED SWAMP CABBAGE Shuck the outer kuik* off the palm cabbage aad chop off the Inner layera until U>* edl bla tender portions are reach' ed. Place to water Immediate­ ly to prevent browning and cook the cabbage with bacon, salt and black pepper and other seasonings at desired. the bacoa as or uka it off. The bacon aad butter give the dor# a juicer texture aad taka out the wild test*. You eea make a gravy with the drip­ pings If you with, • • • SQUIRREL FIS I squirrel > tbsps. flour to tbep. minced parsley 1 tap. pepper H cup mushrooms t cups stock or milk Biscuits from a biscuit mix or ass this recipe t cope flour 4 taps, bakteg powder H top. salt to cup fat to cup milk Disjoint and cut squirrel In­ to 2 or 3 pieces. Cover with water and cook for ooa hour. Remove meat from bosses ia large pieces. Add flour, paraley, salt, pepper sad mush­ rooms to tbs stock. Cook until it thickens <5-10 minutes). Add the moat and mtx well Pour Into baking dish. Make bis­ cuits by sifting the flour, bak lag powder and salt together Cut In the fat and add milk. Stir until all dry Ingredients art moistened. Roll o n l y enough to make it fit the bak lag dish. Place dough 00 meat la baking dish. Bake In ISO detree oven until dough Is gold­ en brown, 10-40 minutes. * • • This sounds very delicious. • • • DRIED BEEr CASSEROLE 1 2to-os. Jar dried beef We have had quite • tow re quests from homemakers who will toon be "hunters' widows" wanting several waya to pre par# venison, quail and aqulr rel. | will give a few this week and continue next week, think you will find every on# of them easy to prepare and will surprise them to know that you could prepare their "kill of the day." BRAISED QUAIL 1 **g to tap. earraway seeds or 1 tbip. floor 1 cup finely ground parched other seasoning desired 1 can condensed cream of cel peanuta or pecan* ery soup H tip. aalt to cup chopped onion cayenne pepper * quail bread crambo Combine the ingredient* and aalt. pepper, (lour abap* the mixture into cro­ to cup bacon drippings quette*. Roll them in bread to cup milk Sprinkle cleaned quails in­ crumbs, beaten egg a n d crumbe again. Fry them in side and out Willi salt, pepper and flour. Heat bacon fat in deep fat • • • skillet. Add quails and bruwn Here's another one for using on both tides. Add milk, soup, aweet potatoes and good Flor­ union and cam w ay seeds, tiring to simmer. Cover and ida grapefruit. simmer gently over low heat CASSEROLE OF SWEET POTATO ANt) GRAPEFRUIT 2023 minutes or until tender, 1 lb. yarn* (aweet potato, red) baiting frequently with sauce in pan Remove quails to serv­ H tap. salt ing dish. Serve sauce in a tide 2 tbipa. butter dish. 2 tbsps. cream • • • to Op. nutmeg BROILED DOVE BREASTS grapefruit sections Wash yams, cut off ends and This will serve 4 or 5 per­ boll until tender In tailed wa­ sons. ter, 1 teaspoon to one quart of 12-13 doves water. Peel and math with to 12-15 slices bacon strips tip. salt, the nutmeg, cream butler and butter. Put in buttered Put cleaned doves, breast cskseruie. Over the tap, ar­ sides up, on a broiling pan. range grapefruit sections (free Slice through breast meat from seeds and white skint length of breast bone on each plnwhecl design, radiating side. Insert a slice of butter from the center. Dot with but­ Into each silt. Add salt and ter and sprinkle granulated pepper and use a little garlic sugar over all Juit befurc salt if so desired. Wrap each heating to serve. This can lie dove with a slico of the bacon. prepared in the morning or Broil about 5 Inches below tile Soak the paaa overnight and cook until almoat done, ualng Bo more water than the peaa will abaorb. Add the remaining Ingredient* aad cootiaue cook' tog until the pea* aad rice are leader. • e e SWEET POTATO AND PEANUT CROQUETTES 1 cup maahad aweet potato D IS T IN C T IV E By Abigail Von Bartn • good boy, but bo picks the wrong friends. Hera is wbat happened: A girl he knew from school was baby-sitting for n lady In a high-toned neighbor­ hood, so my son aad a few of his friends decided to drop by aad Just say "W." Whets this girl saw them through the window she motioned for thorn to go stray. The boys w a n t around to the bock door aad •he still refused to lot them In. They wars only tossing her a little, and then they triad a few windows. She locked sl| the windows and CALLED THE POLICEI Abby, It wasn't Ilka aha didn't know those boys. They were kids from school, not tramps or hoodlums. Tha police came right over and took all the boys down town and booked them. This has caused ns plenty of trouble. Don’t you think that girl was carrying things too far? Now our •on has n black mark •gainst Mo record that ha win never ha able to trass. HUMOTHER DEAR MOTHER: I think the girl wed good Judg­ ment If those beys wars not "hoodlums,'' they wen certainly acting like hood­ lums. Perhaps you an lucky jour son learned this lesson with only one block mark against his record. I bops be remembers H. CONFIDENTIAL TO C. AND G.! "The sins wo com­ mit two by two, wo pay for one by one." Problems? Writ* to AB­ UT. Box 49790, Los Ang­ eles, Calif, For a personal reply, enclose a stomped, self-addressed envelope. • e o Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Boa 49700, Lot Angeles, Calif., for Abby’s booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS TOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS.- Jacoby On Ghidqa The one over one suit re­ sponse may bo mads with a* little as sir or seven points, 2 tbsps. butter 2 tbsps. flour 2 cups milk 1 tbsps. Worcestershire sauce 1 pkg. chopped froten broccoli 3 cups cooked noodles to cup buttered bread crumba Cook and drain broccoli and set aside. Tear dried beef Into small pieces. In frying pan, melt butter, add dried beef and mix, sprinkle with flour tnd mix again. Add milk grad ually, stirring constantly until smooth and slightly thickened. Add Worcestershire sauce, then broccoli, stirring tightly Put noodles In greased ito qt. casserole, top with mixture and buttered crumbs. Hake at 330 degrees for 21) minutes. • • • Mrs. D. B. W. tends In this recipe for using eggplant. EGGPLANT AND GROUND BEEF 2 lbs. ground beef 2 smalt or I large eggplant 3 tbsps. olive oil to cup chopped green pepper to cup chopped onion to lap. black pepper 2 cups tomato sauce Ito cups grated chrddsr cheese 2 thsps. flour 2 taps, salt to tap. oregano Peel and slice eggplant to Inch thick. Cook in bulling tailed water until tender. Brown chopped beef In 2 tbsps, of all and cook the green pep per ami onion In t tbip. of oil until soft. Mix In akllirt with meat, tenoning* and tomato sauce; cook until thickened In greased shallow 2 pint bak lng dish, arrange altera ot half of the eggplant. Top with half the meat mixture and half of the cheese. Repeat layers and hake uncovered In 300-degree oven (or 30 minutes. and as much as 17 points. Tho response of two of a tower valued suit has the same max­ imum, but shows a minimum of 10 or 11. Tha reason for this dlfferonco ia dua to th* fact that the two over one response takes the bidding past the one no-trump level, so that If the opener wants to rehid no-trump ha has to do so at the two level or high­ er. In this situation tha two no-trump rehld after a two over one response shows notrump pattern, at least one ■topper in every unbld suit, and 13 or 14 high card points. In other words a minimum type hand, but not the abso­ lute minimum. South’s two no-trump rebid A A42 V IS • A Q 10114 A lt A Q IU II A ll VAQ VJTSf ♦ 791 A K t A J?4 A K 1 9 9 II SOUTH (B| ARTS 9 K U II4 ♦ J* * A A Q « No ona vulnerable tv 1 4 2 N T. IN.T. Pas* w ith 13 h ig h -ca rd point* fits these conditions perfectly. North's raise to three notrump with only 10 points was based on an aggressive attitude and his good slx-csrd diamond suit. 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If he does that, keep your temper and aay well, you g u tii you'll juat go by your•elf, and that aa long aa he la going to be home you can 4:11 4:10 l:«e (1) (II (1) (J) ft) «»> 1:11 (11 l:IS (1) (I) (t) MIC Nawa Report Heat of Crouchs Uncle Walt Well. Kxrgn Huckleberry Hound Brahunt rtpurta Newecope Lears It Te Beefs* Nawa, Weather, ■ports TV RENTAL ♦ Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4934 Zenith Caler TV Bates 2404 Paaferd Avo. FRIDAY A .M . *:t* *:IS 1: 0 < :ll East returned Uw three of 7:4* elube. South played the nine ?:>• (for all ho knew East might T i l l tits hold both the Jack and ten) but W ert produced the Jack T:S* and won tha trick. West played another epode l:* t t :ll to clear the suit. Dummy’s t i l* t:S* see won th* trick. Five dia­ mond tricks were cashed, and •:t# all players had discarding problems. South's first throe t i l l discards were easy—t h e y 1:10 were three hearts. Hie fourth l « : t 0 discard was the choice be­ tween the ten of hearts and queen of clubs. He made the ttits right decision and threw the ten of hearts. Then he finess­ tons ed th* club and mad# his H ite contract. ( 1) ( 1) ( 1) <4) Sign On Scope W orld Civilisation Sign On Kswa a W eather f t ) Toda y f t ) Hummer Semester «1> News < I) Perm Market Report (t) Toda y ( I ) Mickle Krafts (* ) W a ke -u p M orlte (S ) Local jvawa, W an­ ther IS) Cepteln Kangarea ( 1) W aalbar, News i t ) Cartooaa ( I ) Today (t> Cartoonvllle ( t ) Divorce Court ( I ) Am erican Hlalory ( I ) Kaerclaea for Woman ( I ) Cartoona I t ) Romper Room ( 1) Make llonm for Daddy <•) Near a— Mika W a l­ lace f t ) Spantak i t ) W ord for W erS M ) t Devs Lucy ft) T h e Price la nia h I t ) N IIC N eva IW porl I t ) Concentration f t ) Real McCoy. ( t ) flat tha U r t u i a ( 1 ) Jeopardy f t ) Pate a Gladys ( » ) M in in a Link* FRIDAY P. N . 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EDYTH THORNTON McLEOO AU the letters being answer­ skin?— M.D.O." ed today start, "Plesse tell Red would be lovely and rod me. . ." Is teen so much at the mom"Where can I find tha books cot. Be sure your lipstick mat­ ■bout which you write In your ches your dress. There are column?—E. L." many shades of red, so Uke At almost any book store. a sample when you buy lip­ Just give the tltia and If they stick. have not stocked it, they esa "How should one dress for and will order It for you. leaving from New York on a “ Which general style Is good cruise to the tropics? I go on when it comes to halr-doa for the 18th of March.—Reader.' mature women?—Nan." March la often • cold and Upswept it, of course, the blustery month in New York. (Uttering line for the mature Wear a knitted suit and a fur woman, and soft waves, off the cost. If you have one. or a neck In the back. Is s very tweed cost, but K Is cold when sleek hatr-do. you leave and often cold when "Is black velvet still goad you return. Just haog your for a real dinner dress for wo­ cost te the eupboard of your men of after-forty sgeT—R.' stateroom. Tha knitted outfit Black velvet U the elegant will serve you wetL wear (or women of all ages, " I have a dark wine rod especially for after-forty aad suit which is very good. Could dinner sod evening wear. The I wear this to fly Europe? theater suit in black velvet My most comfortable shoes are lx charming and, if the dress plain, very dark brown kid. is a simple sheath and Jacket Should I fet new shoes or In t'honrl design, you can could I wear the**? What about go so many places In this type s hag and hat? My fur coat of outfit. Dress it up er down 1* very simple but dark mink. with accessories. -N o U D." "What color vrauld you sug' The shoes, hat and bag can gest for a hall gown for a wo­ be In a dark brown shad*. It's man of fifty, blonde (dyed) very good. hair, brown eyes, and fair Tomorrow—Minute Makeup. ■ iit*l ■ ta il, s m THE u mi JT essn lie w saui* a u w ti. T a t i i !« * -_____ I N net mu sue tarts. #^ ■main oamt, t irwi — tto*— WSXt It-K ia, I h i m y 1* •/. Miaul ^s-rtANimoe RADIO With ftftfpftoftt, — _ — cu«. 6»tUrj. CurifttMit utv WtM. 14* OftmtM mratsiscM toito TtfI s i c s t t l t . t l i a n h h r . I3 J3 nrrttno irsriMtrv. m th«*u. si iRMia««t a « i __ 1.39 1.99 ru m s cut*. ioo% hftlllt foci i M douhlft dtti 1J 9 M l stisiM im a s t, toattoid. u Nk i _____ .19 yJO . I ll 121 J.39 V m lt«m« Mot Fri t*« Fountain Specials! STRIP SIRLOIN ST EA K . to (tome At | W MEN MEN'S (1) ( I) l:SS <<) I t) 1:1* (1) (I) l a * (S) (l> 1:1* (1) (I ) (t) at) t o n "I’m married to a itay-athome man." writes a wife who would enjuy sn occasion­ al tvenlng out with her hus­ band. "lie sits In th* living room watching television or reading night after night, lie not on­ ly will not discuss going out, he will not talk about any­ thing. 1 might Just as well not be In the same room for all the attention I get. How do other women manage to get husbands to treat them to an evening out now and then?" Well, a lot of wives don't manege to drag their hueband* out at night. Others don't have to because they are married to men who are ai sociable aa they are. But plenty of wives do get an oc­ casional evening out Just by taking th* offensive—and ignoring all uf their husbands' defensive tactics, such .11 pleading a hard day at the office, or the "do we have to go out again tonight?" routine. If It’s worth It to you, yon might try that last method. Don't ask your husband If he wanta to go out, or try the wiatful ,*we haven't been any­ where in age*'' line. Just get buay and make *»int plana. Hire a baby litter. Have on your bret bib and tucker when your husband cornea home and announce brightly that you're going out to dinner, to THIS EVER POPULAR HAND SEWN LOAFER 0 Television Tonight 11:11 CO.a J TV Time Preview* TV Time R t v eg tho Night: "McEOrrer and the Colonel" with the Idea that IboyTI hero t:B M p m . ABC. My Three aad the Addams family's pet plenty of time to do somo work during the outing. You know mu. "(tea eg Oar Mo m to foil la ooce agate victimised by what happens. circumstances. Stove (Fred terribly fumy about every one MocMurray) prevails upon 7:304 p.m. CBS. The Maa­ at Altos Joalya'e anguished him to go along on a weekend rte n . "Pike's Piqua." Final•ad te this ooe during which Stove U In eit episode yet te this now aer­ lueb-abused colonel of charge of a Boy Scout patrol ies, with bald-domed owl-eyed Richard Deacon getting most of the laughs. 4-9 p.m. CBS. Perry M aun. "The Case of the Betrayed Bride.” Another slick mystery. When the Meachatn family's ft) Hones Party TCUM DAY p. N. ft) Day In Court sunt returns from Europe aft­ l:tt ft) Kswi—Lira Howard er the death of her husband Sr** (I) Kswa. Wsathse 1:14 ft) Another World ■verts with a new, young spouse, H ( I ) N dw allae 14) To Tall T ha T ru th f t ) N iw acop# III G eneral H ospital interferes with their plans to 1:14 f t ) Nawa— E dw ards V:N ( t ) H a a u a jr-B rla k ls r develop her property for mu­ (I) Ntwe— Walur Cen­ 1:11 (1) Tnu D on't Say (Color) su s tual advantage. ( I) K dao of N ight <»> B at U a a te rso s 4:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. T:M (I) (Itaon Raevaa ( t) Tha T oung M arried. (1) llld a m a a 4 : tt t i l M ilch G am a Kildare. "What’s Different ( f) H u n tin g a r is k in g ft) Tha Secret Blorm About Today?" T:t# II) T ha K llnetonta ft) Trallmaatar (4) 11:1* (l> NEW YORK (UP.* — Latex fuam rubber mattresses do not have tufting buttons like other mattresses. 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OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES Altamonte Civic Club Appoints Committees By Julia Bartaa The new teaioo lor the Al­ ta moat* Springs Civic Club Club to t under war h i t wuek with a meeting of the execu­ tive board held at the Com­ munity liouae and chairmen of (he standing committees were appointed. Prior to the meeting, Mra. Eugene B. Taylor, president, served coff-e and doughnuts to the member* present. Offic­ er* present were Mrs. George Hearn vice president; Mra. B. r . Welts, recording secretary Mr*. Clifford Sands, corre­ sponding eeretary; Mr*. Erich Hallman, treasurer; Mrs. G. Pate, historian: and Mra. Beu­ lah Kemp, chaplain. Committee chairmen ap­ pointed were Mrs. Frank O' Brian, beautification; Mrs. E. M. Sammons, membership; Uses For Steel Grow Steadily Dr. Gertrud* Furman, pro­ fiey. house; Mrs. Paul French, gram; Mrs. T. L. Gorham, publicity, and Mra. Smith Ca­ hospitality; Mr*. Charlea Muf- dy Jr., aarvlee, Mr*. Taylor and Mra. Hearn recently attended tha district DeMolay Group meeting of tb* Florida Fed­ eration of Woman's Clubs held in U eab u ri. To Install Mr*. Cady visited "Larry The Seminole Chapter of R.” a resident at tha Sunland DeMolay will Install aew offi­ Training Canter in Gaiaejvllle cer! Sunday at I p.m. at tha sponsored by the club. He likes Masonic Tempt* oa N. Park to receive little gift* and the Avenue. mem bar* hava aaen to it that Performing tha installation b* la rnmembarad. wtil bt ofBcera of the Sanford Many food programs ar# Masonic Lodge, and the De­ planned for tb* coming season Molay Mothers Club will aervu the first to b t cm Wednesday, refreshments following the Nov. t, a t I y. b i , with a ceramonim. speaker from tha Orlando Naw efOcar* af tha local Da- Chambar of Com marc*. Tb# Molay Chapter will be Bobby topic will bo, ''Batter Business Humbley, Master Councilor; Division Activities." Richard Bums, Senior Coun­ The annual Christmas lun cilor, and Leroy Nopper, Jun- chean mooting and party hava ’ Councilor. boon sat for Dac. 2. NEW YOBK fUPD—Auto, mobile tires with ateet daws embedded in the rubber for "cat'a paw grip'' on slip­ pery roads are now criss­ crossing tha nation's high­ ways. Steel foil no thicker than a sheet of paper it now used in disposable pie tins and for packaging. Steel mesh woven into car­ peting lengthens tha wear of soma naw ruga. These are a few of the naw products that have •merged from tha resaarth la. boratoriaa as tha steel Indus try embarks on its second century of commercial pro­ duction. A survey cf industry sour ces shnwa that more than 10,000 shapes, alaea and varieties of steel are on the market and the search for new ones ia being pursued intensively. It all began September, IBM, when the firut commer­ cial heat of steel mad* in the United States by the Bes­ semer process was produced in a amali experimental plant of the Kelly Pneumatic Pmceie Company at Wyandotte, Mich. 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THEY'LL ALL BE COVEREDI [ Acgosa IN N E R S P R IN G M A T T R E S S ED ITIO N! discussed By Evelyn Lundy Exhibit* for the American Legion Seminole County Fair were discussed at the meeting Friday morning of the Oviedo branch of the Florida Estenaion Homemakers Council, formerly the Home Demon­ stration Club, held at (ha city haU. Mrs. Ruth Dankli gave a talk on ''Medical Quaekary" and wai satiated in present­ ing a skit by County Agent Myrtic Wilson. The County Christmas P ar­ ty will be held Friday, Dec. 4. at tha Presbyterian Church at Upsala and gifts will be taken tr the T it. Hospitals. The seven members present enjoyed refreshments of rolls and coffee served by Mrs. J. R. Battle. LOOK! S A N F O R D and S E M IN O L E Fair Exhibits k Oef. 89,1M4 — Pig* IT l it 4 r ! ii II 40 tra c ts 44 Rodent af •osth Am arks MRoi IT . NAME ................................................. . 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Seminole L tr Mildred Haney • M -3 U 1 il wi Ml ~ 1 Deltona Mery Gettings Bear Lak* I93-494T finhpl* Heine* Dellary "Seminole County’s Only •48-1103 I Daily Newspaper” �89 Ribbons Awarded At Second Fall Dusty Boots Horse Show By Karsurt Ccaty The weand Doity Riding AiMditlm B a r s * Shew of th# fall season waa hold Sunday afternoon, Octabar II, at tha Rodan Arm* on Oners Bead, Sanford. Of tb* M ribbon* offarad for tha 14 rm ta, 40 competitor* qualified for 10 award*, with hoeor* for tha day going to Larry Cannon in tha Senior Division and Christina Cop*. Ian hi tha Junior Diviaioo. Larry ran up a acora of 93 point* to rid* off with tho beautiful Senior Hifh-Point Trophy. Cloae on hi* heel* waa Van Rtowart with 91 points. Christina Copelen, performing In her usually fine fashion, ran up a total of 25 points to carry away the Ju»t* as-beautiful Junior High-Point Trophy. Panhla Brown wo* runner-up with II point*. The official* war* K a y Wa­ ter, Apopka, and Harold Durfey, Union Park, Judging tha Western Pleasure Class­ es, L. D. Robert* flag man, I. V. Williams, Mike Co*by and Dare Willi* timers, and Pat Burkhamer who handled th* complicated chore of hasp­ ing tha records. Th* neit Dusty Boot* Hors* Show Is scheduled for Sunday, November IB, at 1:00 p.m. at tho Bodso Arena. Again, six ribbons for each event in both Junior and Senior Divisions will be avallsbls for qualified rides, and a High-Point Tro­ phy will b* prottnted for oach division. However, In ad­ dition, each ovent will b* sponsored and a trophy will ba awarded to tha bast parformanc* In saeh ev*nt. Spon­ sors ar* already selecting tha race for which they will pre­ sent their trophy. Quests are Invited to tho next regular busln .si meeting of the Dully Bocta Biding Association which Is schedul­ ed for Thureday, November B, ■t 7:30 p.m., at the Farmer's Market. Highway 17 • 92. lo Sanford. Jr. Keyhela: Funky Brown, lat, 0:00 flat; Valeria Allred, 2d, 0:04; John Davie, 3d, 9:08. No one else qualified for the laet three ribbons. Sr. Keyhole: Van Stuart, lat, 8:05; Bob Whlta, 2d, 0:01; Rax Melmberg, 3d, 0:02; Lar­ ry Cannon, 4th, 0:03; Jim Gllta, fith, 0:03 (runoff); Sel­ ma Palmer, 6th, 0:09. Jr. Waiter* Pleaeurai let, Chrl* Copelen; 2d, Valerie Allred; 3d. Mary Beth Lake; 4th, Punkle Brown; fith, Stan­ ley Howell; flth. Bugger Brown. Realty Board Elects Officers Sr. Wester* Pi*tour*: lat A 2d, Mil and Barbara Bauman; 3d, W. P. Bali; 4th, Margaret Cosby; 6th, Priscilla Mitchell; 6th, Cathy Folds. Jr. Pals BaadJag: Christina Copalas, lit, 27:06; Oddi# Malmbarg, 2d, 25:03; Larry Cannon, 3d, 25:08; Karwn Wallace, 4th, 26:09; Linda Ball, Sth, 24:00; Butch Mil­ ler, 6th, 26:04. Jr. Pick-Upt lit, Chris Cop*Jan A Punky Brown, 19:00; 2d, Jizn Simmons and Ray Basse, 16:04; David Cochran and Jeff Simmon*. 3d, 16:09; Lo* Christopher and Shirley Durfey, 4th, 16:09; 6th, Kay Russo and Da­ vid Cochran, 17:00; 6th, John Daria and Jlmmio Parrott, 20:00. Sr. Pkk-Upt With two run­ off*, on* for 2d, 3d, and 4th and nnothar for 6th end 6th place*, Leonard Hiatt and Butch Millar had a firm fln t place with 10:05; 2nd, Dixie Green* and Huey Cox; 3d, Bcotti* McCrea and Dials Green*; 4th, Larry Cannon and Butch Millar; 5th, Roy Cox and Larry Cannon; 6th, Nancy and Sonny Malmberg. Jr. Cloverieaft Leo Christo­ pher, 1st, 11:05; David Coch­ ran. 3d. 11:07; Christina Capstan, 13:00, Sd; Jim Blamoos, 4th. 13:04; Sandra Hen­ derson, Sth, 90:01 (runoff); 8hirl*y Durfey, 6th, 20:01. Ir. Qovevteof i Van Stew­ art, lit, 11:09; Nancy Malmborg, 2d, 18:04; Dixie Greene, 18:05, 3d; runoff for 4th and fith, Larry Cannon 11:01, and Leonard Hiatt, 11:04; Karen Wallace, 6th, 1B:W. Jr. Flag: David Cochran, 1st, 12:09; James Parrott, 2d, 19:06; Jeff Simmons, 24:* 02, 3d; Jim Simmons, 28:04, 4th. No new •!** qualified for fith A 8th ptoeos. Sr. Flay: Rax Malmberg. 11:02, 1st; Leland Cox, 12:03, 2d; Ray Cox, 14:00, 3d; Ca­ thy Fold*, 20:00, 4th. No on# qualified. Masks! Tiros i Larry Canlit; Mika Coaby, 2d; Salma Palmar, Sd; Travis Brown, 4th; Nancy Malmborg. Mb; and Valeria Allrad, 6th. Hollow Left James Par­ rott, 1st, 15:00; Larry Can­ non, 2d, 17:00; Rex Malmbare, 3d. 17:02; Valeria Allrad and Shlrlay Durfey, IS flat each, runoff for 4th and Sth, respectively; 21:09 and 23:00; Leo Christopher, Sth, 18:02. LarTy Cannon, 22 points; run­ ner-up, Van Stewart, 21 point*. Th# fifteenth event waa — a horse race covering 220 yards. Jim Simmons won th* beat for ponies, and Dial* Groan* won tha hona race. GOOD SELECTION! Grapevilla Nursery 2221 Grapovllla Ava. 922-6816 “Scott* Dealer* Senator Holland's SEMINOLE COUNTY CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS 101 W . F ir s t S t . J r. Hifh-Peiat Trophy: Chriatln* Copalen. 25 points; runner-up, Punki* Brown, 18 points. Sr. Dish-Point Trophy: OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS Pd. Pol. Ade. GRAND ENTRY at the horse show wan ted hy the treasurer, Bob White, with the American flag, and Mike Cosby, with banner. J . O O O / r V I A R l 3rd Place Won By Elk Lodge For Scrapbook Sanford Elks Lodge 1241 ha* won third place for the second year for Us acrapbook, in (he category of clubs under 500 members. Included in the scrapbook are photogaphs, ntws clipp­ ings, latter*, award# certifi­ cate*, think you note# and pro­ grams of tha many charltabla events sponsored throughout tha year by tha Elk* Club. Among tbs projects were participation In the annual "Merry-Go-Round" a variety show which benefits the Lit­ tle Red Schoolhouse fur men­ tally retarded children; work projects at the school and clean up times and toys and gifts which were preicntcd to the children. In other activities the Elks also held i Christmas parly for underpriveleged children ot Ihe community; helped with Navy Appreciation Day; visit­ ed ami look gllta to tlw Ilurry Anna Crippled Children’s hume In Umatilla; sponsored a Scout troop; took part In the Mo­ ther's Day Mum sale for the Gateway School In Orlando; put on a Flag Day ceremony at the Civic Center and kept up the Elks Playground In tha city recreation park. A letter from Bodo Kirchhoff, Editor of the Florida Elks News informed the local Lodge that for the past year. Lodge 1241 had ranked among the 14 most outstanding In the state in regards to publicity for Uie Hirry-Annn Hospital ami for Elks state association eventa. This fact was brought out in a survey conducted hy means of newspaper dippings. Now officer* of the Seminole County Board oi Rcallors were elected at a dinner meeting of tha organization Monday a t tha Capri Restaurant. Named to head the group next year a* president I* F. S. lfelmly of North Orlando. Vice president will he Her hert Stenutrom; secretary, Ben Ward and treasurer, It F. Meneing. New member ol the Board of Director* la Ern­ est Southward. Program chair­ man will he Wally Dietrichs. Two members. Byron Kim­ ball ami Treeldent A. ft. Lorjnenn were presenled with zipgvrr cases e m b o sse d w ith the VAR rnslgnia for having spun Hired one or more new realtor members of the board during the 1961 membership drive. During a previous meeting Merle W. Warner was advanc­ ed from associate to the board of rcaltori. Rotary Meeting Opens Friday The eighth annual District 604 Rotary Conference with the St Petersburg club as host will he held at the Pot O'Call Friday ami Saturday. More than 500 memtwrs of the dis­ trict's 6*1 clubs and their wives are expected to attend. Chauncey McIntyre will preside a a Diatrlct (invernnr. Attending from Sanford will he President Richard peas. Dr. H. W. Ruprecht and Tom McDonald. Costume Dance Set Saturday A Halloween costume dance la staled Saturday at the Elks Club from U p m. In I i. m., under the sponsorship ol the Anna Miller Circle. Preceding tho dance a spag­ hetti dinner will bo served from 6:30 to 1:39 p m. Mrs. J. H. llootehan Jr., chairman of the dinner and dance has announced that there will ba prize* for tha best coaturoad man and wo­ man, and several drawings will be held throughout tho evening for other prize*. Music will bo furnished by “Tha Embers” dance band. .Members of the decorating committee are Mrs. Christine Blankenship and Mr*. Hulon Hale. Members of tho Elks and thoir families desiring reserve tions ana asked lo eall Ihe Elks Club. (I f Wrun, 2d, 27:00; Shlrlay Dur­ fey, 3d, 27:09 (runoff); Val­ or!* Allrad, 4th, 26:03; David Cochran, 6th, 28:05; and Punkla Brown, 6th, 28:07. flr. 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To differ on an issue is a recognis­ ed American tradition. But to differ just to be different is something again. We firmly believe Senator Goldwater has adopted such a strat­ egy. Proof T Goldwater NEVER sup* ported President Eisenhower once on mutual security appropriations. In contrast to Goldwater’* opposition. 70 to 80 per cent of the other Re­ publican senators supported Iks in all of those votes. So did a similar percentage of Democrats, including then*Senator Lyndon Johnson, Democratic leader of the Senate, and Senator Hubert Humphrey. More proof? Johnson and Hum­ phrey voted in eight key Senate votes between 1953 and 1960 on de­ fense appropriations. Goldwater, in contrast, voted against the request­ ed funds or for increasing the na­ tion’s defense readiness in those same eight key votes. The Congressional Q u a r t e r l y shows then-Senator Johnson sup­ ported 96 per cent of President Ei­ senhower’s foreign policy legislation In 1960. That compares with Goldwater’s 24 per cent. His consistency for inconsistency is clearly spelled out on his present Civil Rights stand. Back in 1957, Senator Goldwater voted ‘‘yes’’ on the passage of the first Civil Rights bill since Reconstruction. The record shows the bill passed 72 to 18 on Au­ gust 7, 1957. Of specific Interest to Seminole County residents is Goldwater’s po­ sition on the vote on the Flood Con­ trol Act of 1959. The bill authoriz­ ing $1.5 billion for rivers and har­ bors and flood control projects was passed 70 to 5. Goldwater voted * 1 Congrea* And The Candidates PoittkjM to ta l on kwy m to tu m in Hw 80th Congrats by Dtao* . cratk and Repubfeon nomin— a fqr Pnw ktat ond Vks-Erssirisnf. no*ft The presidency of the United States calls for a leader, a person capable of massive political persua­ sion. Such a man Barry Goldwater is not President Lyndon Johnson is that man. Thought For Today And the king will desire your beanty, since he is your lord, bow to him. — Psalms 45:11. I pray thee, O God, that I may be beautiful within.—Socrates, ancient Greek philosopher. For ee{f-usared sad “weektag" yooth havo leso sot* for mob activity. CASE U-410; George D. Stuart U tha talented editor ei the NEWS at Tarentum, Pa. Some weeks ago wa were discussing vandalism. "Dr, Crane," he added, *'we have had two such incidents in our area this year. "One Involved the tomb­ stones In a cemetery. "Tha other was a church which vandals Invaded on the evening before last Easter Sunday. "Boys were blamed in both those cases. But 1 have known other instances where older people also seem to take a fiendish glea in wanton de­ struction. "Why is this more true when people are In groups than when they are ato n at" Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springe Mr*. Julio Barton Enterprise Hrs. Ritchie Barrie MUM •ja-isis Boar Lako-Forost City Mrs. Maryann Mlloe US-MTh Lake Mery Mrs. Frontea Wenter ns-aiit Gaanolbtrry Mrs. Jono Coooolberry Lake Mi Mrs. n . L. J 122-472* ChaleaU Mrs. Joan Magtn 3*5-37*1 L o n g wood Mr*. Den no Eaten US-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cooky 122-5195 P eB ary Mrs. Frank White H SU S Deltona Mrs. Mildred Raney u a -u n Is it the athletes on the school teams or the Isiy spec tstors thst snake dance down the boulevard and then loot candy stores or other shops, as Is occasionally true even oi college men! Is It the boy who hss worked for his spending money or the "kept" youth who has been on a free family "dole," called a weekly allowance! Mob action la an outlet for a long repressed hunger for power on tha part of people with an inferiority complex When melded Into a gang, the timid person subconscious­ ly becomes impressed both with his greater power, as well as his anonymity! While alone, he can be rec­ ognised and thus held account­ able. But la a mob, be hides his identity snd meanwhile gams gigantic strength. So mob action typifies re­ pressed "inferiority complexera" who wish to strut their stuff snd strike back at adult restrictions. Since property usually sym­ bolises adults, vandalism ex­ presses tha child's latent re­ sentment at parents or other grown ups who have "policed" him so long. "A mob," runs an old pro­ verb, "is a monster with many hands and no brain!" One of the quickest waya to disperse a mob i* thus to identify some of its members aloud and expose their anony mityl (Always write to Dr. Crane In care of this newspaper, rnrloelng a long stamped, addressed envelope and 2* tents to cover typing and printing costa when you send for one of his bookleta.) WISTON HOUSE, Sussex, England— (UP1) — A contra­ diction of U. S. nuclear power is that it nas in some degree made agreement with the Husslans easier and agreement among the Western Allies more difficult. And If this seems a restate­ ment of an already established fact, it Is worth nothing for other Important problems which are directly related. Quotes The test of a free society is that it discussea and resolves Issues Intelligently. It doesn’t sweep them under the rug when they become difficult. —President Johnson’s re­ sponse to attempts to keep civil right* out of tha cam­ paign. Aggression is rather a habit which feeds upon Itself by building the expectancy that, onra tricil successfully, it will solve other problems as well. —Sen. J. W. Fulbright (DArk.) I hop* I'U b* tha better salesman. —Sen. Barry Goldwater, GOP nominee, comments on com­ petition for the presidency in November. ... they drop into your hand fast w a l t b b a. s i s low . s u r r a s u a pu b lism b b r a i s a VOLTOLlkSk a n a la u a a . s«ooeal Masse** n u i k L. STBMSTBOM SOSESST ALBXAKDBSS Aaeoalet* s e l l e r A d v a rtlS o a D irector bu s u su ta s U a n a g la a E d ito r S S tie S iS M ILLLBHSW T eleg rap h E d ito r s s o s ia w u .L u s s a ■ eclair E ditor D O T T IB A C S Tta C ity E d ito r j r o i WKLLS O o a t r E d ito r A d v a r lla lo o W a o o g i r SO T O eoarol A d va rtla ln a U an agar ■sahib ■bob scab s b Aaalaaae B o a n g a * p b b b WBLLS afachealeel I a at. BILL VISCIST l i e w eak My M a ll Ska w e ak IK S I. S U L K c o r n s ALL S T U B S B A IL IS *« I Tear l l i . i o t I ear M * • Sfaatko ATI • M eatho IS O I SSoatba AH S M eatba too l Sfeatk l.Sg I M eath 0 . * P o sta l R a g a la tla a a p ro rid a that a * hihU a a a a c rig u a a a ha gold la adeanaa. IS N S H T S D O tS A T lV CONTINUE! VOTE A N D ELECT YOUR DEMOCRATS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Joe DAVIS Mary Earle WALKER 91st* Representative Tax Asaeaeor W. Itawrence SWOFFORD County Commissioner A1 DAVIS Juetlc* at Peace. Diet. 5 Jim B1RKENMEYER County School Board re. Pol, Alto. By Florida Pernor-ratls Esreutto* Com­ mute*— W*rr«n M i lumlrW h. Chairman; Ann Cramer, Vic* Chairman; Frank 1» Porter, H*cr*larr, In aooperallun with 8-mlnol* Co. Demur-ratio Kxtcutlv* Commit­ tee. ROM HOLLAND'S tenure in tha Senate. Because of hit sxpartence in the Senate and his extensive knowledge in these fields, Senator Holland has been respon­ sible for the appropriation of much of the Federal money which has bsen invested in them sines 1949. when w e plan the details of a m ortgage loan for your next home. For reasonable interest rate* ond low d o sin g costs you'll find it pays to see us first. Stop rn. C O N T IN m I X N R I I N C I A N D L IA D IN S H IF IN T H * U N IT ID S T A T IS S IN A T I • Y R I-IL IC T IN C S P E S S A R D 312 WEST FIRST ST. L. HO LLAND C atered >• oecond c le a t m a tte r D ctoaar I I . ISIS a t ina Foal Off), a of S enior J. k'lurlda. u n d e r the Act of Conor*** of March s s o le i a t io LONG DISTANCE... ALWAYS A SHORT CUT TO MORE SALES F d ilJ iil A Jitriu rm rn f Fold Pm I f H ubert K. Wulfs, T in a , T he H ernia If a ■ arahae o f th a CanaO T i t l e w h ic h la en­ titled a a c tu a iv .lj to th e us* (o r re p u h llc a tle a a t a ll tOa laaal ieare prin ted la Ih le aew ogeper. No p a rt b ( a n / m ate ria l, aeara *r a i t t r u a i a g . e t tbla td ltlo a 1 1 T ea dan lord H erald may be reproduced la any m tn iie r w lihtu t B ritte n p .rm .aaiu o a t th e p u b lish er of The Harold. Any Individual or firm rakpunalblo for auch rep ro d u ctio n will to conalderod a t in frin g in g vn T h a H erald s e a p y rlg k t and v tU ho hold U ahle See dam agao e a l a r « ha law . numerous so-called tactical devices of ranges less than • thousand miles." —Some sort of agreement to limit the U. 9. and Soviet strategic force* "to about 1,000 strategic delivery sys­ tems." One research report aaya: "The U. S. delivery force might look like tha following after the reduction had been made: "Heavy bombers 20;0 Titan missiles 100; Atlas missiles 100; Minutemen 400; Polar­ ises: 200 missiles In 40 sub­ marines. All IRBJla would ba destroyed. . . . AH air-te-surface missiles would ba de* etroyed. "The Soviet delivery fores, under such an agreemsnt. might look Ilka tha following! "Heavy bombers 200; longrange missiles 200; medium bombers 200; IRBMs 400.” (Note that undsr this pro­ posal the United Statea would destroy many times aa many ICBMs, intercontinental bombers and Palorla weapons as would ths Soviet Union.) The disarmament research men who suggest this concept note th at the “force structure as outlined . . . pose* prob­ lems . . . for It tends to laavn Europe vulnerable to mediumbomber and 1RBM attach without a European retail!ito ry capacity to detar such attack.” FLORIDA'S AGRICULTURE AND CATTLE INDUSTRIES Again, strong leadership and experience in the United States Senate are of utmoot importance to every citizen of Florida. ■ ta (t F h o to g ra p h a r • IBaCHlS-riOM SATES Editor, Herald: Thia state agency haa for the past 12 months been send­ ing you news releases which we believ* would hav* newt and reader value to the 7,000 veterans, plus the uncountsbl* number of veterans' widows, dependent parents and orphan­ ed children who live in Semi­ nole County. Apparently you agree with us, as the dipping aervlce which we utilise, and the great increase in correspondence we are receiving from the area covered by your paper, shows us that you are using our re ­ leases. We do thank you for your cooperation in helping us get the news ami word out to the public regarding veterans’ benefits. Melvin T. Nixon State Service Officer to the extent that they give their posteaeor confidenct th at he can avoid unaccept­ able retaliatory damage If he launches a first strike. "From an over-all perspec­ tive, it la Important to realize that tha development of AICBMa Unde to be destab­ ilising, since It would be dif­ ficult to prohibit their ui* for (protecting) citle* once they became operation*!." —Methods to limit military research and development with the aim of preventing tha perfection of pure fusion military devicri, ray gum. superior penetration aids for intercontinental missile* and significant advances in antisubmarine warfare lechniquea and in infrared detection. —Agreement* not to dev*|. op certain new wetponi eueh aa homba-in-orbit. Saya on* research team: "A t the preeent time it would aeem poiiihle for both aldea to agree not to develop bomba In orbit. . . . The only poanihla difficulty might he that the Soviet Union ia further ahead in thla development than lha United Statea and might Inslat on linking thia mcaiura to others in which tha United Statea haa an ad­ vantage." —Agreements for tha de­ struction of "obsolete" deliv­ ery syatema auch as "medium bombers" and "perhaps tha HOLLAND h ss bssn extremely helpful in obtain­ ing assistance for agricultural research and development, tha eradication of pests damaging to vegetables, citrus and livsstxk, snd for »mprovsd methods of weather forecasting. PU TT Published dally accept B a tu rd a r, auoday a n * C h ristm a s; puhllahad S a tu rd ay p ra c ta d ln g C brlatm aa. Home D a llv a rr Does the fact of U. S. nu­ 15 to 20 limes that of all 111 clear power make obsolete the allies combined. Another has North Atlantic Treaty Organi­ suggested that the real reason sation (NATO) upon which for Russian secrecy is itn com Western defense has depended paratlve military weakness since 1919? while the converse U. S. atti­ How permanent Is the cur­ tude Is a demonstration of rent relaxation In relations strength. between the eWst snd the So­ Whatever the relative figures viet Union? may be, tha powerful U. S. de­ And, related to the above, terrent is given credit for in­ how far can the West go in stilling new caution in Soviet relaxing trade restrictions leadership white stirring the with llussia and the East resentment of French Presi­ ^European Communfs* satel dent Charles de Gaulle snd lit*- nations? strengthening his determina­ These arc among the qu<*i tion to be included in coun­ tions which have been dis­ cils of the world nuclear cussed at the Wilton Park con­ powers. ference in which this corres­ The tendency of the U S S R , pondent is a participant. Tab ami the United States to nego­ ing part are nationals of the tiate directly also has arous­ United States, Great Britain, ed the suspicions and resent­ France, Italy, West Germany, ment of right-wing West Ger­ Norway, Sweden, Finland ami man politicians led by form­ Switzerland. Many hold offi- er Chance'lor Konrad Aden­ ctal positions but speak here auer and in Geneva to a sense as private citizens. of frustration within the ITOne British expert has esti­ lion world clU armament con­ mated U. S. military power it ference. HAVI Thurs., Oct. 22, 1964 . . How Far Can W est Go? S45-31M Sanford, Florid* ■ ASSY I. JOHSIOI Phil Newsom Says Of teen Sip fctmforii $ rntto Pag* 1-A tj L Courtesy Louisville Courier-Journal Mm. Clarence Snyder 122-48*1 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Here 349-4873 WASHINGTON (NEA) — In tha pea* two year* the U. 8. government’* Arms C e a t r a l *ad Disarmament Agency baa hired private re­ search teams to explore dis­ armament ideas. Tha results are not official policy, but they do Indicate disarmament approaches thla government la considering. Of particular interest are disarmament Ideas w h i c h aom* of tha governmenti per,so red research men say would be feasible without onthe-apot Inspections In the So­ viet Union. They Include: —Waya to prohibit military flight testing of Interconti­ nental missiles and AICBMs (antl-intarcontinental ballistic mlssila systems.) Thes* disarmament r e ­ search men feel strongly the need of Including AICBM testing fn eueh a ban. On* report saya: "Tha uae of AICRMs to protect hardened missile altaa aeema stabilizing (to peace), whereas their us* to protect major cities la destabilising Tk* Herat* wOw h let­ ter* I n * It* r e * S t r * ■ « , t kII* ■flair*. Tk* e i l l n e>*r *•* a m * ***** atari*** tk* lat­ te- elk* aarrlee Ike writer1* ire* *ane a** i f f r t a . Letter* •I tower tkea see ware* wilt k* B i r r * p ra te r* * * * . Letter* ■e*r«M** t* *iker* are ****■<• akl* rraiM ef «k*r 0* aet Seel le e«r***altite*. r**try Is a*S **kll*k*A kr Tk* Marat*. Worry C linic George Stuart has wisely mentioned the fact that van­ dalism la usually linked with mobs or groups or gangs. And hit second observation la sound, too, when be saya boys (not girls) are usually implicated. Why should boys be more In­ clined to wanton destruction! In that connection, which ■ex delights in shooting rsbbits, squirrels and wild fowl, often Just for "kicks." Which launches “hot w ars!" Or furnishes the crowds at prise fights! Hales start the shooting wars while women organise nursing units to help bind up tbs wounds and care for the injured. As a rule, boya who have worked a t creative tasks and thua havo entrenched habits of “ building up" are not likely to resort to "tearing down." Tor example, would news­ paper boys or loafing teen­ agers be more likely to join vandalism mobs! How about Boy Scouts vs. the non-Scouta! 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TMM n i n t h - i i D t i i a i * e in * vota thair approval or dlaap* e r r r , i s a a n r o w n m a e u proval o f Chapto* SS-IMI. Lawn Pb. I29-400S. af Florida, b*t*alR| aflMttvai COCNTT. FLO HID A Plane Twtng eng •aid Chapter 99-90IB. Law* af W. L. Hamen — PA iv n u n c w w T vs. leave SPINET Plano, excellent eonFlorida, kolas as aot provid­ DAVID L IIB H A V , dltlen. Far information, 39> F lo in titr. ing far tha rtallsnmenl at Juat•A lea af Hit paaea dlatrteta ta Plaoo Servicing ft Tuning 94TI. Samlnola Cauatr. Ftertd*. IRENB LIEBMA*. Gene Cuabag — 322-2941 (SEAL) D a fo a a a a t. UPRIGHT Plane, Ungsbury. vnTim o r a r r r ■ o a rS a f C a u a tr C o « » t* atenure of aomlsola County, good anadltton. ttto. 9 ft TOi IRENE LIEDMAM SANFORD HERALD Florida lit W y ehoff Ah *«A Ml». By I Jam aa P. Avery, J r . WANT ADS B rooklyn. N«w T o rn rn u A na hkrert w on* Chairman Automatic Waabar. 992 3102. ■JUNG PAST FIKD that a CampUInt tar ATTBBTi plrarta an« ntkar rtUaf hat Arthur H. laakwith. Jr. RESULTS WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia, bo*n filed a e a ln n t y a u la tha Clark of Clrault Court a h a ra a ty la e flour t a a« r * i a ra P o lite * One L «. »». II. 1IM large print edition Jar parti­ karahp ra e u trn e ta M m a CDF-T ally lighted. 1994 edition. H ropy o f y o u r A n tw tr a e a th a r ORDIVAVCW NO. MS n n dnfonn# to th a C om plalat Span discount. 322-4943. tha r i a l n t i r r a A tta rn a y , R. AB I R D t f ’ t a O F TM B C IT T NOTICE OF BIST O F B A N Itfw D , VLOBID A. P H . JACKSON HA A l t B, A tta rn a y EARN—A Freexer ar Freeser at Law, I I I N orth O ra a g a Avo- C L A R IS * rro IN TR N TIO V t o BTATH OP PUiaiOA TOl Refrigerator Combination R. J. WRLLR Truaavllla, Ala"uo, l u lt a t l , O ranra C ounty, ANHRR T O T U B COBFORATH or hama. UNKNOWN ASSIGNEES without leaving your home. orlan d a, F lorida, and I lia tha tiwtTo o r trr c m undvr R. J. WELLS, If any, and ■ABWWRB, F L O R I 0 A. AND TO original A ntw or a r dnfnnna la rTcumpa kaacmop pm kop** Call laniard 122-7417 Day or tha •III** a f th a C lark a ( tha ■ A R M A P A R T TH R N O O F A T all pnrtlae having ar rtatmlns Night. Clr*ul» C o u rt on a r b a ra ra tha TM R R IF IR A T IO .V O F T H IN . in hava any rlakl, tit la. ur InTV (M l If A VI mOW TMR tarvvl In tea fullawlns dvienb2nd day o t Nuvam btr, I tll A. EFFRCTITH DATS OF THU •d propvrly to-wltLOTS M Lota tl. t« tt and SS. Blnch 4 ROW Power Duster, flU any II yau fall ta 4a m lu d g m o n t O B D I N A N O H . ar iv c L ra n n , tl. af Crpatal Laka Winter I point hitch, rood condition ky D afault Will ba ta k a a T H i o t o n Hnmva Sukdlviaton awardaea ln a t yau for tha ra lta f p ra y , •MK.NDRD FLAT OF QUMO PARK. AB TBR SAW N AF. tug ta plat tharvaf rtcardad $70. Ph. 195-1741, Luther Cate •d for In th a C om plalat and In Plat Raak I. ragvt III- roll. • aid rauan w ill than proeaad PHAHS IV THW OFFICH np THH CLERK OP THE CIS 111 af tha jubll# rtaard* of E l Curt*. Svmlnnl* County. Florid*. DONE and ORDERED, at Cl IT m i ET. a E H I V A I. E Tou. and aarh «f you. ar* Leaol Notice Sanford. Florida, thla 21th day c o u n t y . ri.oH itia. p i e nrANT TO TEE PEOV iainUB hvrvby notlflvd that * ault h*v of n tp ttm b a r. tilt A. D. BP C H A P T E R 1T IA 4, F L O E . kaaa brvught aeatavt yau la (skaL) n o r m ar ialh tha Circuit Court la aad far Nolle* ta h*r*by given t b i t A rth u r ft. B aakw tth. J r , •HA B T A T T T B a . 1000. BH IT HNAOTHD BT THH •VHlqala County, FUrlda, In g u r i u a n t t* final d*er«* t t n d C lark, C trau lt C o u rt OP •haavtrp. vutltted CRCTt- C. •r*d on t h e l l t h 4*y ef 0«teh*r, •tm ln o la County. F U rl4 a PROPLH #P THH c m HOLI-BT, JR. and TVQNMB M. l i l t , la t h a t «*rt*la **«•• p*n<t•ARPOHH. PLOBIDAi Hr KUsn bath D ruanakno lE C T IO ff |. T h at IM re la HOU.KT. hi* wlf*. Ptelnllff*. In* In th* r i r r u l l Caurt In nnd D eputy C lark ARTHUR f a r g*mla*la Cauaty, FlarlJ*. h o ra k r a ip ra asad and d rrte rrd -v*. WI LLI AM K Jaekaon lla a a ia JEANNE I. In Chnne*ry, wh*r*ln FIRST t i l N orth O m n ia Ara. B u lta I I th a tn ta n llo a a f tha City af CLARKE and CLARKE, kit wifa, at al, Da. F E D E R A L ■ aa fard . F lartda. to n in e s ta Orlanda, F lo rid a 9AVINUS AND rubiiah oat. t. a. ta. aa. tin . aald C ity and Inalude w ithin (•ndaata, aad yau. aad *ach af l o a n a s s o c i a t i o n or Ita c o rp o ra te llm lta th a fallaw . vau. ere raqulrad ta fiia yaur 4BMINOLH COUNTT, A e a r . CDF*| l a s daaerlkad p ro p e rty , to-w lt Aaawar ta tha Platatlffa* C*m- per*!Inn, I* P lnlnllff, nnd RO­ v w n ra s f a rrr I.o lo SI th ro u g h I f Inala- plalat with tha Clavk af aald BERT A. RICHARDI nnd w tfa, olva. Amended Flat af Caurt, aad a*rva upon Plain. V in n iN IA M. RICHARDS, at *1. STATIC OF FI.OSIDA T O D ru id P ark, aa the eame tlffa. ar Flalallffp allaraay*. hr* A ttendant*. Ch*n**ry DneUAUIIA C. KKOnoW ’SKt. a p p e a rs la th a O lllee af SI’KER A SPEMR. who*a ad k*t Nn. tettX. I. ARTHUR If. whM o roaidaaca a n d a n i l In s addroao In t h a C lark o r th e C lrault draaa la P. <X Has lilt. San- BECKW ITH . J R , C1**k *f th * • ta W aat l l t h e tra o f. C o u rt. S am iaala C u u atr ford, Florida, a eapy af aald af«r**nie C lrault C tuct. w ill Aaawtr, aa ar kafara Nav*ra- w ttk lu th * l«gnt hour* t f on!* P laiqda, Eaeondld*. C a lifo rn ia: A a u tt b a v in s b a s s flltg a t t k a a a p ira tlo a a f th irty (IS) bar Had. till, and If you fall o* TOEBDAT. N o v M k ir IB, a sa ln a t y a u la th a C ircu it d aya team tha d a ta a f approval ta da aa, a Daoroa Pro Canfaaaa t i l l , a fte r fur ante nnd **H C ourt In and for Pam lnala a f th la ordinance. M1* 4* aatarad asalnat you. and to th* h lg h te t nnd h*tt bM.ter County. F lorida, la C hanoary, SECTION t. T hla ordinance ta aach ef yau fnr the r.llvt da- f a r «n*h a t th* fr**t door of for d l r n r r t. tha a k b ra v te ta d a d a p te d p u rsu a n t to tea pro­ mandad In *ald Camplalnt. th * C eu rth au a* a f p.m tnnt* tlita of w hlak ta Ja a tp h F . Kad v isio n s o f c h a p te r IT I.Ii, F lo r­ Tha aalura af thla autt la to C ounty F lorida, ta Sanford. rowakl. Jr., P la la tllf. ». L au ra ida S ta tu te s, l i l t . faraclaae that uartala mort- Florid*, th * fo lU w itg d te e rlb C. K o d ra w ik l. D afandant, thla SECTION I. T h is e rlla a n e a eaga gl.au by William Arthur •4 yvsparly, o tu a te d and b e in g notion la to require you t a fUa ahall becam e a ffa c llv s Im m t- Clarka aad Jaaaaa L Clark*, hi* la ■*m la*lo C auaty. F tertd*. w ith th a C lark of aatd C ourt d la te ty up as Ita passasn and •If*, ta C«*lt C. Hatley, Jr, and to - w l t: fo u r w ritte n dtfanaaa. If any, a d a p tio n , and upon tho aama Tvoana U. Holley, hla wtfr. raT ho C t * t H *f T^t t t a n d to tho P l a la t tr r a c o m p la in t b ic o rn ln i affoallva th la ordln- curd.d In Official Record* Hook ■tl nf Lnt t t a t OAK PARK (Had In aatd ra u o t. and ta so rt# a nro a h all ha publlshad one# til. Pag* e3X In th* of (Ira of RURDIVIBION. A lttm n n t* a oopy a a th a P l a l a l l t r s a tt o r . each w a sh fa r fa u r taa ae e u llv a tha Clark af Ctriult Caurt at Spring*, ftm ln u l* County. naya not U ta r th an th a Ith w ta h a t a tha Sanford Herald, Samlaula Cauaty. Flartda. aaF l t r t e s . nevor-llng in plo t 4 a / a f Nnvquakar, A. D. l i l t . a aaw a p a p er pukllakad w ithin eumkartag tha akavo d**arlbad t h e r e o f r*r«rd*d I* Plat H erat* fa ll a a t a r a do o rta th a C t t r a t S a a fard . Florida. praparty. ko«k I. Pag* i t . of t h a yra onnfaaas will ka a a t a* ad PA SSED AND ADOPTED thla WITNESS mr hand aad tka Public Record* a f g*m la sa ln a t you. t f t h d a y a f O atakar. A D. I l l l •<al af aald Court, thla l*«h ■ ol* County, Ftertd*. W ITNESS my k in d th a anal (SE A L ) <•9 0* Oatakar. A. D. I Hi. at Said will b* mod* p u r of aald C o u rt, a t S anford. F lo r a/ A. t. WILTON Mnford, lemlaota County, Flor- a uant inMl* and la *rd*r to *nUory Ida. th la I l k day a t O ctober. Slayer th* term * a f aald final dterao. a . o. tail. »/ j . M. C R A p re (f EAL) (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) (SEAL) a / H. L RABORN. JR. Arthur H . Bank with. Jr, A r th u r H. Btekwlih, J r . A rth u r H Bark w ith . Jr.. # / EA RL HIOOINROTHAH Clark af Circuit Caurt af c t o r k of Clrault Court. In C lark e f tha C ircu it C ourt a / J . B. RAKER Simteal* Cauaty. Florida • nd f* r Samlaul* C*unty. By Jo a n M. W ilke Aa tho C ttr C om m liiloa af By: Martha T. Vthtea Florida. D eputy C lark t h a C ttr a f B aafard, P la rDeputy clerk Rp: M a rtha T. Vlht*u, D. C HUTCHISON AND L E T F L E E Ida SPEER * SPEER Phillip H. Lagan Pool Otfloo D raw er H A tta a t: Attarnapa fur Ptalattlfa SMnholaar and Logan Ed war do BiMldlag Ltgal Notice IMM LOOK* okay, pop.. sSsw " Q N 'r AM OLO movie '€ Sanford. F lo rid a A ttoraaya fo r P lain tiff. a / H. H. TAMM. JR . a if C lark P u k liak O a t IS. 11. I I O Nav. CDF-IS c D P -a a Pukiiah oct. i it, aa, aa. list S. ta il 0 Get ptatoiiianil eerpet etoentog reeulte rant She Lu» Ire Electric Carpet Sham, pooer | l par day. Carroll's Furniture. Legal Notica CLIMB 3 GAS SNM Beaten, Apt alia Gan Steve. 999-lda. \ Ml BnnfaN Ave. FA U SE D LUM BER: l t d HARRIETTS Beauty Nook, through 3 x 13. Shooting 1« So, Oak, Free Fitting. 28. PRlRtiRC and f l o o r i n g . M yda. 2nd ft Oak, Evaniag app'L Leatherette. Many patterns. FOR A PAINTER, InsUte or 922 5749. out, etH Lather Tasker at Mill Ends. 993-0799. ERRORS in i s tie ally. U O (July a to Augvrt fl) Taatoa l a trying to de ararjr* thing yourself, make It a point to k m good friends join you la your tttarta. fighting a# bard to accomplish la aot necesssry. Call alliaa earlyaak for auggaitloaa. m o o (Auguat 99 to Septambar a ) Gambling la any way could Jeopardise your Fttsent comfortable position, Incur arguments. Ba aura you IkOov ordain from big-wigs to too latter. Then you maka rail pragma. LUBA (Saptambar n to October 29) Tbara ara many ■aw tdaaa roaming around la pour eranlum and yog havo dear vlitoa concerning bow to gat ahead faater. Follow through and all goal will. Make aa many aaw contacti aa poailbie. SCORPIO (October » to November 91) Now you know which direction to take toward your eheriahed go ala and who you waat to be allied with you. Paying billa and keeping promlaea are very Important. Clear the alate. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) A new at* tltude when dialing with aaao* ciatca win find you Jogging along together more successfully. One of them baa a line, new Idea. Make it your bullneaa to learn what U la. CAPRICOAN (December 22 to January 20) Getting work at hand done efficiently and with precialon cornea flrat — don't daah off on aome tangent or other. OrganUe your life more wlaely. Be mctlculoua at home. AQUARIUS (January 91 to February II) gome time apent away from regular dullce can give you the pleaaure that will relieve tenalona now. Too much work can be very an* creating. Be happy socially tonight. PLSCK.H (February 20 to March 20) Take time to aee that all la operating on high* eat efficiency at home. Delight Iboee who live with you. Be more fundamental In finan­ cial affaire and you win out. IF YOUR CHILD U BORN TODAY, he or abe will have a definite Inventive bent and alwiyi ken what abould be done to lop off eipeoac and bard work, no matter what tha work or eitarpriae ahead, atve aa much achooliag aa poaaible, and avan hare shortcuta will he found la mathe* matin, etc. Teach to com­ plete what la atarted. Bacallent chart for tha merchan* direr, manufacturer, a a I a ( peraon, etc. "The HUra Impel, they de net compel.” What yau make ef your life Is largely ep to YOU! Carroll RlghUr’a Individual Format for your aign for No­ vember la now ready. For your copy send your blrtbdate and fl.oo to Carroll Rlghter Fore* cast, The Sanford Herald, Boa 1121, Hollywood 2a, Calif. tent Spedal REO. PRICE Beauty Shop P. O. Be* ITU •onford. Ftertd* IteklUh Oet. U, J» A N*v. I, 19. A t u i r n ty for P u t a t l f f P -k ltU Out. It, ||U CDF-14 J i tf j, 4 I k �f r * t i itt. You Can H it A Real Jackpot! A dvertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald C lassified Ads! S I. A rtktos For R m t 55. Fxrmitxr* F er S a lt QrmE Free /"A — Oct. St, 1944 •7 . Far Bala DINETTE BET » f t . ______ DON'T RELIEVE U BBollawiy, Hospital, B a b y top, • mootlu old, $90. Fk8EE FOE YOURSELF Beds, by Day, Weak, or 322KM. Tbis attractive X Story, S BedMoot*. i, I Bath CARROLL'S FURNTTUBS BEDROOM, Living Reeto, DM* its w. lot umm U f Emm . Extra ptoai 1 Acre al l ead Fete d at Fraeeer. Claes VMMt. 1M tlljto a a ly Mi 5.1. Wanted To Bujr| B. JwW ii Orel*. SWEETIE P IE By Nadine Seltzer mn SO U TH W A RD bousefuL Brat prieoa. Forty MO Ue Tew QMcfe Serrlee W M R Bedding A FurxRure Co., 101 ta m tm m A Realty CuR. SUFIR W. lit 8t. 3294W1. 13S N. F ait Am FORT. FA WANTED: Modal *A\ 323-MM S BEDROOM, t Bam, Fer Me b u m edpelM Fh. HOUSE W A N T E D FROM OWNER. WiD aseoM Martgee fMrg 4 StDBOOM. t EatR, CMtnl fafa on S Badroom, I hetb. air A ------- Writ* Full DrtaLli—Bos M, M IT4K 0 p « # diye IM A Sanford Herald. BEDS FOB BENT WE BUY ANYTHINO tkat’l Bauawayx, l i r a atllabla. Wa aril axytbtog aUe. FEES delivery aad tkat’l buyable. SIMM. 3 k R Trading Peat, tea. MB I. FURNITURE CENTSE Orange Rise te a TrtQ, Orlioo Frtieh Ave. Undo. Fh. FA M M USED FURNITURE, Me Far Vto Beat Buy la Deed torn tars, nr beusoftil, teeU, A New ar Easels Rome, teal*, eta. Beaght ltami, ANYTHINO m have Sea Staasteem Realty Lerry'a Mirt 211 laaJsrd to liU. M2-23T0. Ava Ph. FA 1*4111 ’Wa Have Tha Home For You* 55. FttraH m far Bale 60. B o tto m OFfMfta C t 'F - l l a tb # C a a t t a f tb # C a * Ja d a * . laa ala o l* C an ary , Btato • f F lo rid a, la P ro b a ta, l a ro lb* R o la le of* L lIilA LOU I HI A WING Dacaaaad. F I VAL XOTICB Ketlc* la h arahy a lv a n th a t th * u n d a ra ta n a d w ilt, on tha im h day of O ctobar, A. D. t i l l , pr***nt to th # H onorahl* C oun­ ty Ju d e a o f ftamlnnla County, Florida, h a r final ra tu rn . a n count and vouchara. aa Admin* l a t r a t m o f tb # E atat* of Km* m a Loulala W ta a , daaaaaad. a id a t ibid l im a t h a t a a d thara. wtaba a p p lic atio n ta th * laid J u d f t for a (Inal la ttla m a n i a f har a d m ln la lra tlo * af aald aalata, a n d fa r an orda* dta* c h a rg in g b a r a* aueh Admin* la tra trla . D atad ih la th * l l t h 4 a p #1 la p ta m b a r. A- D. t i l l . Stemper Agency 1N8UR0R WANTED Taxi Driver, apply REALTOR 1b panoo Greyhound Bus FA 44991 19191. French Ava. Station. Homer Little. OLD LINE Legal Reserve Company luring agents, good com minion to start, fast promotion to salaried posi­ tions. Call In person 9 a. m. sharp, Room 201 Meisch Bldg, over Faust's Drug Store. "WMF* #»•**• wftal I M l • r a il MEFftXADI” CLASSIFIED INDEX t—1U*» k Fated t-rW M U lt 4—Beatty car* s —O a r Rteearlm s —C hile Cava •—D*#•—c* ta—p*t* !*— L lv**t*(k i s —a p tc ia i N atleaa 11—C * t»rln» U —ris e * * t* R a t I t —SpM lal to rv la a * IS —X w lauR laa S to le IT—J a a i i s r i a t toevt**o i s —D * .it.y * * r* * lt I t —B tU to r t auppH te IS—C **er*t* C***tr. I I —Mom* R epair* IS—riu m b l* a 14—P a tR tla e I t —W *u D rlU lav 14— Air C *»4 A R i a t l a f 15— R a4!e • T*l**(*l*n IS—rt*t* a Kdulpmiat t ^ —Horn* Appllanc** I I —M u ilral In llru m a n ta SI—Bu*ln*a* K tu lp m a a t JS—J o b P r l n t ln t 14— U phol*t*ry 15—V acuum C l*an*re IT—MovI bb A S ta ra x * IS—K it «rm In at or* SI— P la n t* —F lo w e r* —S**4a ft*— Ml*c. F o r Sal* I I — A rticle* F o r H in t I I —Sw ap or E xchana* I I —W anted To Buy • S—F u rn itu re f o e Sal* IS —A ntique* F a r Sal* IS—Mon*p T* L ean IS —Bull**a* O p p o rita llla e F r« m SaafaeS 95. H oum a For S a to Stenstrom Realty $100.00 DOWN VA-FH A Pioperty Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY m i. (SEAL) A. to W tU O K . May** J M. CRAFPR m. u aaaoR X . j b . KARL HIOGINIOTMAM J. M B A K ER A* th * CUP C*mml**Ion *( lb* c u r ac S a a lo fd , r to n d * AltMtl H N TAMM, j a C ity C1*rk T ublU h OoL 1. I. 11, I I , 194*. CDF*I 17-93 at Hiawatha $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outetamdtog X k S Bedreem Homee available la all Arses of 3infeed. Let as Shew you Areundl Seminole Realty 1991 S. Part Ave. FA 2-3232 anytime FOR SALE I lift* B41-T, ftbth Tractor; 1 19H Great Dim Trailer. 14 Faat I m i|, T raailead UaderaluBf U nit. Value 112,000. Will Sacrific* For Quick Bale For 19,000. Mslaberta 71r* Sepgly 4SS W. 1st Sanferd, FI*. •63 CHEVY II NOVA, excel­ ?C T W O T ^ «am M ik ^n evr bought last yvar, $20. Ph, lent condition. $1800. Fh. 322-8847. •37 CHEVOLET Moor, clean, pad condition. 3221348. 13 ft. BOAT, Ik HP Johnson ft Traitor. A-l Coaditioo, P k 322 3381. '33 CHEV. BEL AIR R/H, new tires. This car must be seen k driven to be appreciated. Ph. 322-7190. Gatoway To Tba watorwap R obson S p o rtin g Good* Yaw KVINRUDX Daalar 80844 B. lH IMPALA 1919, radio, heater, automatic tracamiision. One owner. Clean. 322-4440. Ph. FA M M IT FT. Fibreglass, lights, topi eompass, trailer, spare tiro, 30 h. p. Evlarude, etectrto start. CxeeDaat eoodttioo. $198. 322-0499. ' » BUI Cl, Special $300. Ph. 3240234. B B D R O O M Trailer on 39 RAMBLER, white, 4 door lu g e Isle. Adults only. Ph. Sedan, excellent corn!., new 3247188 H it covers, good tires. 9100 FUXNISHXD A ft, $U. Ph. >230443. LARGE fcraWtod house, $139. 106. Apartm ents for Heat NEW I Bedroom, I bath, kit* then equipped with 12 citrus 1 BEDROOM Fura. Apt. cloie 1947 DODGE Coupe, like new. In. water k lights turn. ph. 1200. Call 322 4932 or 322-3433 tree* k fruit, $109. 322 DUPLEX, Ihmllbll, $93. ’>T FORD, Fslrlaao soo. runs good, first 8100. Call 322-1917. UNFURNISHED S Bedroom B a ll-B U lr A ge n cy See at lit S. Cedar Ave. Apt., K l t c h s a Equipped UAL XSTATE-DoiuXANCE lOSti W. llth St. Ph. >443932. Srd k Park Ave. '31 FIAT, Model 100, 2 door Pheae XXSMU 1 ROOMS, (urn., dean, utili­ sedan, excellent condition. Ph. 3249SN. ties, $10. PM. 322-2784. I * BEDROOM, X both, up torxlsbed. 1 mi. to base, t 3 LARGE rooms, bath. Furn­ 120. Automotive Service blocks to skeppiag center k ished. $43. lto W. Srd. St. Auto Glass, Tope icbeol. I ytsr lease retyilr k Seat Cavers ed. $1X0 mo. 322-lSTO after 1 B E D R O O M , furnished, X p. ra. ground floor Duplex Apt. AUTO GLASS 2 bedroom borne, I1T CaUlusa. Contact 3312 Palmetto. SEAT COVER CO. 904 W. led St. PA 2 S03I UNFURNISHED House, Kit FURNISHED Efficiency Apt ALL WORK GUARANTEED chen equipped. 2811 Laura! Lake Mary. 322-1433. Avo. AUTO GLASS FURN. APT. 322-2800. 1 BEDROOM, X lath. 14x21 INSTALLED Fla. Room. Yearly lease $30 mo. Up. Surplus City. Senkirik Glass and Paint $120 mo.. 1321 E. 24th., Call Company FURN. Apt., Adults. 322-1928. 3224770 before 9:10 or af­ 110 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4422 ter 3. Furnished Apts. Centrally lo­ cated $43.00 it $60.00 per 123. Hosts ft Motors FURNISHED I clean, dote to Base, $83 mo. month. Fb. 322-3841. IS FT. HIOH HAT, 30 h.p. mo­ Ph. 3224281 afternoons. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. $43, tor, trailer and accessories, 111 K. 8th., 322-4243. 3300. 322 3200 after 3 p. m. It—Out of Btat* Aer**|* is—K am i F*r 1*1* N A T IO N A L B A N K ^POSSESSION- 101—TralUr*—Cabana* 103—Mobil# Homo*—dal* 101—Mobil* Horn**—ll.nl lot—Trailer xpic*—u*nt 10S—Tralltr Lot*—dal* 10S—Apartment* F*» R»at lot—Room* For R ut 114—11*1*1 It** m* l i t —R«mt*l i f t a t * I I I —W aol#d T# R « * | US—Auto* r*r Sal* U t—Auto*—sal* or Trad* 111—Truck* F«r Bal* 11*—Autamntlv* ■*r«l«* 111— Fcoaur* A CycU# m —RoiU A M*t*r* US—Marl*# XuypU** 425-5938 Fr*m ■•mlaol* Oaaity (D ial D lr**t) 95. Houaoe For Sal# rm r 332-0323 or >»«. HOME RENTERS It's Just good business to check first with Sanford's largest H o m e Servicing Agency, rine Homes, Filrly Priced. In all Sues! HOME OWNERS Good Ratal hemes, Priced right, are rooting sad lose, tng fsetl Call Today, For Prompt and Efficient Service. 11 Pays I Stenstrom R e alty 18 Ft. BOAT A TRAILER with 30 hp. motor. Has top A reMODERN 2 Bdrm. furn. Apt. mots controls. In good con­ (01 Pslmettn Ave. 322-1374 dition, 9243 cash. Th. 322■Iter 3:30 p m. 7800. FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jimmie BOAT A Motor for Sale or Cowan. 322 4013, Trade. Want Truck or Jeep —4 wheel drive. Boat is 19 WE L A KA APARTMENTS ft.. Motor 10 HP Johnson. 114 W. First St. 349 I48t. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath A shower, suitable for eouple or single person or retired. All utilities in eluded in rent. Ideally lo cited on 1st St., within 1 block of 2 free parking lots and lhoppmg renter. In quire tt Manuel Jacobeoo Dept. Store 211 E. First St 2S8S PARK DRIVE 322.2420 322-7493 10H. IttKimu Fur Kent NIGHTS 322 U24 — 323-0344 CLEAN ROOM for Mao. 401 Magnolia Ave. 322-0730. TRANSFERRED, 9 t» Down, 3 Bdrm., fenced yard, kit* chen cqjipped. North Or­ lando, Ph. 331 a n . URIBNBRfAB Ch*ic* lets sveilxM# hi Ofoonbriae at Mob Arbor overlsokJsg gait sotuw. Cistern bulUln# U year iposMIestiens. Gvoenbriu dsvsleped bp B1NOSWOOS FA I4TT4 BU1LDBRS. INC. GO W e s t O N W./si Street See The D O D G E B O YS • Beit Howland • Charlie Craig • Charlie Hudson • F rank D runxon Mf Filrment Dr. I . BEDROOM, IW bath. 110 Aidtea Lane, Sunlxnd. Ph. 3217SSS. RAVENNA PARR, 3 Bedroom, a bltk, Cettrsl Air-condi Uoalsg, bistlsg, built-in kitehoa, ssseUent closet space, •stabllshcd laws, landicaped. 409 BsUunoa Dr. Phene IQ-9441. BOBBRT A. WTLUAMS Realtor liyaon d Lundqulst, Asm . FA M93I Atlantic Bank Bldg ins oums . Sale or Rent a s B * Built Home on Lako. Fb. evenings 323-1397, I^^ousmT For Rent Mesh House, Uke , Ph. 33439M. UNFURNISHED 2 Hwlroom house, Kitchen equipped. Ph. 3X43431. 1 1 DODGE STA. WAGON V-4. Aato. $19011 • I Treiu., R A II. Om «wn*r. Low Mile*. RENAULT H-4. Radio, Heeler. 8.000 Actual Mile*. Lilt* New Coiuliliim. |4 Q C IW w w f t | CORVAIR STA. WAG., Aulo. Traua.. ■■ R A M, Lew Mike, R*el Sharp. 1AAC IW B PLYMOUTH STA. WAG. V-8. Auto. Tr*n*„ I', Slevrixg, H A II. Eieell*nt Cu*diliun. N DODGR CONVERTIBLE. V.a, Aulo. Trane., B ft H, f . Steering, An Esseglieaal Buy. M RENAULT DAUPHINB. 4 I W 1196 WJLLTS JESP TRUCK 4 Wheel Drive PH. 32S-0721 Chev PC $1498 bal 619 mo Rnwalt $166 bal $17 mm Coevtlr 1769 bal $ » mo. M’poIltM $667 bal 632 mo Falcm $1666 boL 649 mm Ford ITU bal. 132 mm ta Vrikswga M99 bal U2 mo •49 Liacsln $1IH baL $49 mo. *60 Mercury 8AM b*L $36 mo. ’89 Corvalr $792 ML $32 mo, ’M Falcau <767 bal $33 mo. *19 Plvmmitb $481 bal 829 mo 19 Olds $199 baL 932 mo. ’39 Plymouth 9317 bal 12* mo ’39 Ford $489 bal. $32 mo. '19 Mmury U97 bal. 931 mo. ’89 total PU UI7 bal 929 mo ’39 Pontiac 1897 bal. 133 mo. ’38 Chrviler 8899 baL 932 mo. ’M Olda 1399 bal 829 mo. ’38 Hillman 9M7 bal 931 mo. ’38 Pontiac |4 H baL R3t mo. *38 Dodg* 9399 bal 929 ma ’58 DaSato 9399 baL 929 mm ’38 Ford 9391 bal. 131 ma •AA Ford 9299 bal. 914 mm ‘37 Plymouth 9499 bal 129 mo ’57 DeSota 9342 bal 829 mm ’37 Ford 9299 bal. 810 mm ’38 Mercury 999 btL 98 mm >33 Cadillac 9199 bal. 910 mm ’33 Mmury 1*9 bal 93 mm *34 Bulck II* bal 13 mm i I 4A O SANF0RD a v e . l U l L OPEN EVENINGS Bsiferd. Florida 112 430$ National R*pe***«*l*e* Inc. “»K LO W T H IS I LO W PRICES! TRIUMPH (Daraniutrilar) Bpetto Bis Convertible, 3,000 Mile*. DISCOUNT MONTEREY* Full 63 MERCURY And Factory Air Cundiliun, I’u**r COMET CUSTOM 2 Door Sedan, 8 CyL, Auto. Transmission, Radio k H*nt*r. CONTINENTAL 4 D.mr Sedan, Fully Equipp'd Including Air Cnndlllnn. 1296 62 MERCURY (I To Choo** From) 2 Door PRICED 61 HTa A 4 Door IITs. Fully Equipped! RIGHT PLYMOUTH FURY 4 Door Sedan, V-l 61 Automatic, | ‘ow*r Klc*rin«, ItsaUr, STATION WAGON. Thi. On* 1165 61 FALCON Ha* New Engine, K ilm Cltan. DODGE PIONEER DART 4 Door Sedan V-8, 61 Automatic, Radio A li*at*r, On* Owner! GALAXIK 2 Door Sedan, VA, 1366 61 FORI) A u to m a tic . R a d io a n d lle a lc c . 4 Door Station Wagon, 6 Cjl., 1265 61 COMET Automatic, Radio and Il«*t*r. Leek* Good A Bum Goad. Perfect for A Jtorund Car. DOpGB 449 MABDTOP Demonstrator, C A \ / P V-8, Aulo- Tran*., P*w*r Steering. J n Y to Fsetoer Air Cond., New Car Warranty. FOND GALAX IK Convertible, V-8. Auto., SEE THESE Radio, Heater, P*w*r HL.ring. NEW TOP. MP.KCCKY 4 Door Station Wagon, Fully Kquipprd and Ij>w Mile*. € f “ Aanorted Makes ft Modeto I J F,°- f595t0 J95 No I>own Paym ent On MANY! ON THE Sl»OT FINANCING ON ALL! LOW PRICE SPECIALS! 60 Ford 2 Door, G (*yl. 58 Chavrolsl 6 Door 58 Plymouth -t Door 56 Chevrolet 4 Door 55 Iluick 4 Door 50 Bulck 4 Door NO DOWN PAYMENT ON THESE 4 1964 DARTS LEFT! PRICES RANGE FROM $75.00 TO $395.00 BRAND NEW _ ■ YEAR — 38,000 MILE WARRANTY AT REDUCED PRICES! Seminole Co. Motors Bob McKee Used Cars '4J ’61 ’l l ’61 ’l l ’69 CHEVROLET 4 Door S*d»n, S CyL, Pawtrglid*, Healer. 3S.OOO Actual Milan. MERCURY (2 To Choose From Roth VEKY CLEAN). fUdan, I BEDROOM Furnished house. Call SM-1IQ. CBBYROLET STATION WAGON Wkh Air CeadiOealag. 791 FRENCH AYE. Furn. Apt. 1300 eieftonvUle. RENTALS I t —Hou***— Sal* or a * a t ST—Houa* F o r R a n t I t s — R a ao rt R tn ta l* SPECIALS Payton R«alty 322-1301 S t — F a r m * —t i r o , •* B a o ta a e * X, 3, k 4 BEDROOMS Cottage, furnished 97,100. 3. 1, IV*. 4 I BATH* E. Holt Sr. Rose Dr. off San­ KITCHEN EQUIPPED 72. Female Help Wanted LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! ford Ave. m Palm Way. EXPERIENCED EE WIN 0 Fir Complete Informitku MACHINE Operator* seed lea or Cell Your S t Johns Realty ed. Steady year round em THE TIME TESTED FIRM FHA VA ploy meat A our modem air 111 N- Pirb Art, FA M ia SALES BROXSB conditioned factory. Mabol Mttlaflald M a Heva The R m m fW Tee AUK OF SANFORD A* Admlnlatratrla af tb* I BDXM-i I Bltk, Living Bm., K atal# of MIS Orlando Dr. Sanford Dining Rm., Xitekea, BreikEm m * I-outala W in g fsM Rm-, Igi. screened nacaaaad. KOUSEKEIPIR, Uva in. Holi­ * . W. W ar#, peroh, Utility Ream, Car* A tto rn ay fo r A dm lnlatratflB days A weekend* off. 3 JMS PARS drive part. G s o d Neighborhood, W O O O R U FP.PB R K IK B BLD. School age children. Phose 3X2-2420 ltf-7449 Hanford, F lo rid a. no qtiaUfrUf* 9 m«0 Ernst. 322-7141. Puhllah Oct. 1, I, II, I I , l i l t NIGHTS ItX-MM - NMSM 1134440, M B. Jenkins Or* CIJF-1 tie, Piaoersst 73. Mala er Female Help o s o m s e x no cm a e oapixANoa e r ran Qovtrnmsnt f ir r o r aaeroap, r i.e a io \, N I I d" ch 4!3TMAS MONtY? Home* D s c u a iv a rre imtobvim Cer astowary, full « peri TO ISSR I TO TRI CARVO* ATr. LIMIT* o r THR CITT Of tlm*. Military welcome. Call OPEN m r u R ii, ri.onin*. s i n to for appointment between 7 SANFOBDS 1 IK K t PA R T THKHKIIK AT k Ip . m. only, 322 8003. af I, I. sad 4 NEWEST HOMES t h k k x p i h a t i o v o r THUS t v i w i DAT* m ow TNP a r ladM m i Waited la vsriear (on West feuflh Street) r m i v i d a t r o r this ta* 1, Situation Wanted sortisas at Sesfsrd Sem in ol* C W tf* * U elM f m.VATCR THK BART 1 Immediate Delivery n : r . r o r l o t i i . a. a, a b p a IABY SITTING, Days, NlgbU Builder AWKADKn PLAT OP D > I'ID MONTHLY PAYMENTS HAROLD LOOAN or Regular. 322-1212. Cathy. PA RK . A* T H K I I R K AP* FROM 150.00 LMN ENTEEPEllES, INC. p »:ah* it thk o m e n or T H R CI.KRK n r T H K TtH* DAYS W ock. 323-0000. 3 * 4 Bedreem, 1 k I BetM, FOR THE BEST HOME CUT C O t l M T . BKMIROLB BUY $330 down tad uy. Se. ex C O H T T , FLORIDA. F IR * WHITE Experienced, mature •r s s T to tu b m oviaiova U. S. 1743 te DUie Bell Din­ IKE YOUR woman wants child car*. O P C H A P T E R H I M , FLOR er, turn right w* Black on IDA 1T 4T L T B B , IM L Susland or Uvt-ia U town. Seminal* Avenue. *34WU p»: it peaoTKD ar tmk 3X3-4013. citt o r u s r o R n , floridai RUCTION I T h at th*r* I* READY TO MOVE LN h t r t b r *ip r* » t* -l an* 4*ci*r*J DAYS Work desired, own New S At 4 Bedreem Hemes, ( h i tatib U * R *f »h* Cltw *f tr e a iw e r te U e a . H M W . I » M u Se Leayweed er X **l*ra. n * r l t o , i* a a n i s I* •*14 car a** I**tu4* wtthla It* -Trade* l easMsred, 4*4 rorporm t* lim it* th* follow ing we'll build on your lot. Semid t .r r l b .i l p ro p erty , to -w lt: Th* K**t Si# f**t of I»t* LARGE Modern home, 1 acre enle Cegaty'4 Lesdias Build l. 1, I *n<i I. A m e n d e d I*!*t ground. Near Paola School. of D ruid r * r h . • • th* Mm* Easy financing. 322-3271. * HAROLD LOOAN • pp*»r* In th* O fftc* *1 th* C la rk of th* C ircuit LMN ENTSEVRISES, INC. C ourt. a#m l**l* C *u*tr, IAXT PILCHER, BROKER Idler office: So. on U. S. IT F lorida, 91 to Dial* Bell Diner, turn a t th* e x p ira tio n of t h l r t r O '1* Personal Service day* from (ho data of * p p ru t* l right Me block oe Seminole Call 322-7498 o f thl* o rd in an ce. Ave. 1343111. OMcoi 31211IS SfcCTION 1. Tbl* o rd in an c e I* adopt*'! p u ra u x n t to th* pro- HUNTING CAMP, Turn, in NUhfc: 323-0700 vlilon* of C h a p te r IT!.01. Fl*r* Firm too Area, deep will HOUSE, with now reef. Move, 322 0848 Id* S ta tu te * , 1141. water. Ph. 122-3232 or 322* H. water beater, eSUc fed, RUCTION I. Thl* ordl**a*« MM Park Drive ■hell h .ro m * «ff«ctlv* Immadl* floor furnace k pump- With 71X4. • t*ly upon It* paiM X * and Fura. gang* Apt. 2312 Sal­ adoption, a n d upon (b* *am* ford Ave. 119,409. 324Oito er becom ing *ff*otlv< Iht* ordln* 95. IIoumb For Sate on** (h a ll b* pub!l*h*d onr* 1194. •* ch w««k fo r fo u r *****««• tlv * w**b* in lh* l* n f* r* H or­ al d. a n*w *p*p*r puhlU hid w ith in th * C ity * f B tnford. Florid*. r.VfRKD AND ADOPTED thl* l l t h d*y *f B*pt«mb*r, X. 1) St—M oney W anted S4—f a .l n e * a U a a IS —la a u ra n e a IS —School a a la * tra o tl* a a T4—E m ploym ent ■•rvlea* t l —M ala Help W anted 11—F*m al* snip W anted t t — M ala a r Fam e!* Help IS—Sal** Help W antad TT—lltu a tlo n W *nt*d I I —Incom * P ro p e rty II— Buila*** P ra y — 1*1* IS—R **t K*t*t» W e n tid St— R eal E atat* Sal* ST—Bull**** Rantal* t* —L et* For Sato $100 DOWN H^5WSt?H3^ Rnt 123. Beats ft Mo4or» & 322-5612 FHA - VA HOMES 115. Aatea Far Bale I BBDROOM, Lsketront, un- Stemtrom Realty ditto*. akeap. PR. t » l o n or ^ ^ o T l e a S T " " SERVICE STATION. night » « R . SMS FARE DRIVE Good Location. Good Product!. SSS-S4I0 122-7491 f r jb c s a r m A T E Good Treatment Ughetotartog A Mattreaa ran- PHONE LOCALLY V M M NIGHTS 13X404 - 323-0344 •vattag. New A Uied Furelor awiy to Ike Mr*. Call MM Bedding Mfg. PURE OIL COMPANY Ca . •« TV Celery Are. 69. Schoob A Iattracttoaw FA 9-IUT. FHa • RESALES HEN * WOMEN WANTED AT Uke new, > A I BEDROOM Legal Notice MASONRY Rom4a, 1 A S ONCE to traia for Civil far* vice. Good pay. Thotuaada laths, Eitcbeas Equipped. of joba opaa. Experience SIM Down, Payment! less ■ neuL u i m t i K atie* I* h t r a b r el*** H u t than rent. u iu a lly u n n c c a n a r y . For 1b * r u n u a n t t* c h a p te r ll.liT T , HELMLY REALTY formation on Jobs, Salaries, n*ctl*n t I t ) , L a v a * r n » rM a . th a B oard a t C a ita tp Cam ailaaRequirements, local later* Ph. SS3-1M1 lonara * f B a n ta al* C a u n tr, view, write glvtof iddraea, F lo rid a, h a * aallad a aaaalal alaetton to b* bald Nav*m»*e t. ybosa. AMERICAN lervlee, EVERETT A . HARPER t i l l . In ia m ta a l* r o u a t r . Btat* Box M, Sanford Herald. AGENCY • REALTOR o f F lorida. M id ila e lle n being fo r lb* p u rp o i* at b a v in s tha SMI A Park Ave. q ualified a la o to ra who a r* fr«aBOB RAY’S STUDIO Phases FA EMM ar FA s a g holdor* r e d d in g la P ra c ln o t t, OF DANCE eom lnol* C ounty, F lorida, raaia* RARE OPPORTUNITY ta r th a tr a p p ro v a l o r diaappv*. All Ballroom, Latie, American v a l or tb * e raa tto n a t a lira Evening Claiiee T to 10 p. m. You )uet baldly 4a see these co n tro l d la trlo t w ith in th* 332-4740 toy more. | Bedroom A Oak boundarloa of P r»elnet t la 2310 S. Oak Pomlnol# C o u n ty , F lorida. floors aa large MxtSi ft cor­ (HL'AL) 71. Male Help Wanted ner let la alee well establishBoard o f C ounty Commlai* lonara a f Bamlnola County, BOY 12-15 years old, not ed neighborhood. Priced for F lo rid a Byt Ja m a * P . I v o ry , J r . afraid to work. Morning pa* Me aaesew y minded buyer. C h tirm a o par route la Country Club I19JN aaly $300 down, <7* A T T E IT : Manor. Apply, 201 N. Park • month. A rth u r H. B a e k v lth . J r . C U rk of C irc u it C ourt Ava, T u h llih Get. t , I. II, I I , t i l l Tar t a t •7 . 3 BEDROOM Ox— , very nice, 2 ROOM Cottape, all utIUUes, nice ltwa, carport, long tile including linen fura., Adults bath, Recently painted. $120 only, Week er meath. 2404 mo. Ph. 322 MM. Park Ave. FURNISHED S B e d r o o m X BEDROOM. Kitchen equip, bouse. Ph. » a r er 123- ped. IMS Magnolia Ave. 2710. 322-3SS9 or 3224283. LAEXFRONT: Lerpe $ * bed­ 102. Mobile H Sato room, X bath, completely furnished. Dishwasher, deep l-X sal fcoeso, automatic washer A NEW and USED dryer, ceaSrsl bast, fiso per Awilag* A Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 122-2343 LAXOB I Bedroom. X Bath Hwy, 1TAX S. Emma, eaeeBeat bcetioa tt23 103; ■to. Fh. m x m or 323-4382. HOMES FOR SALE i HIBimi 11 u F ar Rent not w. r u u r st . phone SANFORD, FLORIDA < yj stt-M it HUNT LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-4884 SANFORD, FLORIDA WINTER PARK — PH. Ml 44209 ■» �i TOi m r i i a l i u teem** ta registered Democrats sloe# April of MAH Md i Jump of Cl,171 la OOP voter*. Iha lacruM atnra the 1M ••a m i election, when FlorM l for* Ha vote to Repobllc o b Richard Nlsoa for presl* draff U 333,195 Democrat* and U»JO» Republican#. The ■ecrctary'a offieo rampiled tha roflatratioa from Diana aoat hi by tho votlnc supervisors of tba CT nuntiaa. Dido County (Miami) led tho atato with • total regiatraties of M M which Included M W Democrats and 63,183 Republican*. Larfaat eoncoatrated GOP nfiltration was, as expected, la PlaeHia County which lilted 101M in tho GOP fold and 111,713 DomocraU. Broward County alao had a lari# GOP ngUtratiaa, 0,719, but It wa« offaot by 137,299 Democrat*. Sarasota continued the only county when wintered Republican! outnumbered ref* titered Democrat*, but the Biariln waa amall—22,170 RepublicaM agalnat 31,593 DentacraU. Duval County held on to acc* ood plan la total number o( regUterfd Democrat# — b u t Pinellaa (S t Petaraburi) out* dlatancod Duval in toUl regiatiatlon. Pinellaa had a total regbtratlon of 234,131 of which 111,* 789 were Democrat* and 101,* 996 Republican*. Broward ha* 119,617 total of which 137.255 are DemocraU and 13,719 Ra* publleana. Duval—with 171,371 Demo­ craU and 14,381 Republican*— cud ton* Independent! lilted n total ellflblc voting Hat of 194,955* Othcra In the ao-called big 10 of voting Included lllUeborough with n total regiatratlon of 113,in , Orange 111,649, Palm Beach 139,286, Polk 84,* 018 and Eicambla 73,691. Voluila, running neck and neck with Eicambla, had a total regltlration of 73,028. Armour's Star Spaclal Publlx Customer Bonus . . . Register for this beautiful 1883 Roger's Silver Service .(a $200 value). Guest the number of cups af Folger's Coffee served thru Saturday (nothing to buy, you need not be present to win, winner will be notified) I ENJO Y THE H A PPY DIFFERENCE W HERE SH O P P IN G IS A PLEASURE * \ A delicious cup of mountain-grown Folger's Coffee . . . plus a tasty Dixie Pride Cookie . . . yours to enjoy thru Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, ot your new Sanford Publlx only t lc v Yes, for your enjoyment, a tosty Herman Hot Dog (only 8c) and on ice cold Coke (for 5c) will be available from the Herman Wiener Wagon thru Saturday at your new Sunford Publixl * V % l k & . | to 0 ANGEL * Club Accepts Resignation Bj Mr*. Frank White The DeDary Glee Club met at the Community Center, Wednesday evening wi t h James Duffy presiding. He read a letter from Sirs. H. Whitaker, the form director, and accepted her resignation with regret Mr*. Charles Bertach ii the new director and has picked music for these troubled tlmea, “ Your I-end and My Land" and "Year* of Peace." Thla was followed by a quar­ tet composed of Isabel Resriek, Ruth Creasey, Howard Green, and Robert N. McGee, “All Through Tho Night." New members who Joined ware, Mr*. Betty Bennett; Mr*. Elisabeth 8w*nk; and Mr*, and 3!ra. Wilfred Lar­ son. John Rohlnaon was a gueat of Mr. Shaffer. The hoatesiea for the Oc­ tober 30 meeting will be, Iva Goodaon; Isabel Retrick; Mr*. William Col*; Mr*. Howard Green; Mr*. R. N. McGee and Dr. Garatta Seger. 1) ASSO RTED FLAVORS Borden's P R IC E S EFFECTIVE IN S A N F O R D A D E L A N D O N L Y O N O R A DR SS Agent To Visit Sanford A representative of tha Soc­ ial Security office In Orlando will be at the City Commission Chamber In City llatl Nov. 4, 18 and 29 from 9:30 a.m. to 13:30 p m. The service la made available to those who wish to ap­ ply for old-age and survlvora insurance benefits, Social Se­ curity account numbers or ob­ tain Information about the Soc­ ial Security program. SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A Extra Christmas Gifts with Green Stamps :* �Seminole County * * ♦ • on the St. Johns R iver • • « * “The N ile o f America," 31)? ®attfarfc Im tto 1 l ip Coda w m > WEATHER: Fair through Saturday with mild days and cool nights; high today middle 70s; low tonight in 50s. VOL. 66 ^ e i O 6* Representing the city of Sanford Monday and Tueiday at the Florida League of Mu* nictpalitlei annual conventloa in JaekaonviUe will b« Mayor A. L. WUaon, Commissioner* Joe Baker and M. L. Rabom and City Manager Warren Knowlea. • • • For fun and frolic you are invited to the Pinecrest PTA’s School Carnival Saturday from S to 8 p.m. Rides, gam ei and all kinds of food will be avail* able for youngsters and adults, too. • • • We've often heard of ‘Toll­ ing out the red carpet" but never actually saw one until the opening of the Publix su permarket in the Sanford Shopping Center, Thursday. They really had a red carpet, leading from ths curb, right up to the entrance door foe their "royal customers." • • • Democratic headquarters on ths corner of First Street snd Magnolia Avenue la planning an election party Nov. 3, with a tote board, three television Mis and plenty of refresh­ ments. Everyone is invited. . . . Those big searchlights at the S inford Shopping Center real­ ly light up the area. A Herald staff member returning from Pierson Wednesday night said he eould see them Just after he paned DeLand. Established J908 FRI., OCTOBER 23, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. S06 Nikita Out Because Reds Called Bluff On Resigning, Is Report • • • The annual meeting of the Semloole C o u n t y Juvenile Council will be held Monday at I p.m. In the courtroom of the county eourtbouae, Bill Tanner, preaident, haa an* counced. Members will see a film entitled '‘Youth and the Law." Officers will bo elected and the public Is Invited. United Press Leased Wire Ex-Premier Seen Riding In Moscow READY TO JOIN the 4-H Club in the western part of Sanford is this pooch. The boys, Jerry Vorholt, left, «nd Allen Myers, decorated their bikes ju st about like election campaigners and toured their part of town seeking more 4-H Club members. (Herald Photo) Demos Plan LBJ Motorcade Plans for a motorcade from Sanford to Orlando to hear and sta President Johnson Monday morning are being made by local official*. Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, h u d of tha LBJ for the USA C o m m i t t a l , said bumper stickers and other material mwA will be available for those planning to visit Orlando for tha occasion. Dr. Roberts aaid he will be in Orlando shortly for a meeting to firm up plans for tha visit and asked "those interested In seeing and hear­ ing tha President of the Un­ ited States to take advantage of this opportunity." "It's a rare opportunity for Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty residents to see the Pres­ ident," he esld In urging a large attendance. Dr. Roberts said persons interested in joining the mo­ torcade can receive further information by contacting tha Democratic LBJ Head­ quarters at 322-7106. Canal Directors O K Reds To Meet CO-OPERATIVE plished by H. L. Everett Biggs and as symbolic spade Budget O f $ 8 6 ,0 0 0 Ground Broken Conservation Exhibits Readied For Addition At HLH Plant LONDON (UP1) — World Communist leaders will meet in Moscow next month to An $96,000 budget was adopt­ discuss why Premier Nikita ed and officers re-elected for S. Khrushchev was deposed, the coming year at a meeting diplomatic sources reported of the directors of the St. today. Johns Indlsn River Cansl Dis­ trict Thursday at Titusville. Burton ‘Fair* Officers arc John Krldcr, WASHINGTON (UTI) — Sanford, chairman; Ransom Former Supreme Court Jus­ Downes, Orlando, vice chair­ tice Harold H. Burton, 76, is man; R. C. Brady, Titusville, reported In fair condition at treasurer, and S. O. Shlnhola hospital, but his doctor says ser Jr., New Smyrna Beach, "the long-term outlook is not secretary. John Brumlcy, San­ good." ford, is the fifth director. D. W. Wicgprt. of the engi­ Ike Ailing neering firm of Reynolds, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Smith snd Hills, Orlando, re­ Former President Dwight D. ported that levels have been Eisenhower is undergoing run on the proposed right oftreatment at Walter Reed way for the canal between the Army Medical Center for a St. Johns and Indian Rivers. "moderately aevere" case of laryngitis. Civitana will be all over downtown S a n f o r d tonight, selling their Halloween candy. Buy some — it’s (or a good c fuse -children who won't be abla to go out trick or treat lng. They are the students at the Little Red Schoolhouse. • • • Lyman Bandmaster John Blair reminds us that all the band members are selling sub­ scriptions to all the leading magaiincs to raise funds for the purchase of more uni­ forms. They will be happy to take renewals as well as new Defectors Leave subscriptions and if you are TOKYO (UPI) — A mem­ not contacted you may call ber of Communist Hungary's Lyman and one of the band members will be glad to call Olympic team and two Hun­ garian tourists who defected on you. to tha U.S. Embassy, left • • • Want a turkey for Thanks­ Tokyo tonight for political giving T Well, have fun shoot­ asylum in the United States. ing lor one. Red Muffley has announced that the Disabled Marine Invasion MADRID, Spain (U PI) — American Veterans Chapter 30 will stage a "Turkey Shoot." About 30,000 U A Marine* Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Chap­ will sturm the beaches of te r Home on 17-92. The public southern Spain on Monday in a aimulated invasion describ­ is invited to attend. • • • ed as the largest peacetime The American Legion Fair, amphibious operation in his­ an annua) event of fun and tory. general interest, is scheduled to start Nov. 3 at the Legion Sartre Applauded Grounds. It'll h« open to all STOCKHOLM (UPI) — throughout the week. Writeri and crltica in Sweden and Fram e today generally applauded French existentialiit writer Jean-Paul Sartra's Concert Drive decision to reject the $52,500 Nobel Priae for litera­ Is Extended ture. Due to lagging sales, of­ ficers of tha Seminole Coun­ HST Home I N D E FENDENCE, Mo. ty Mutual Concert Series agreed Thursday to extend (UPI) — Former President the membership drive for two Harry S. Truman was relax­ ing at hii home here today. more weeks. "We'ra a little over half­ He spent nine days in a Kan­ way to our goal of 600 mem­ sas City hospital for trea:* berships and urga that per­ ment of two broken riba and sona not contacted yet, call a cut over hia right eye. Mrs. Troy Ray, Jr. or Sirs. B. W. Bartholomew, co-mem­ No Change Due WASHINGTON (UPI) — bership chairmen, Judge C. Vernon Mise, president of the Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara sayi that last Association aaid today. week’a nuclear teat in China calls for no changes in U.S. military forces, although the Pupils Can blast does emphasise the dan­ ger of the spread of nuclear See President weapons. Seminole County school chil­ Switches Parties dren will be excused from MARQUETTE, Mich. (UPI) classes Monday if they wish — The heed of the Youn* to attend the Orlando activities planned for President John Democrats Club of Northern Michigan University, Jsff Miaon’s visit Monday. School officials said today rate, 22, deposed after he vot­ the student must present a ed for Barry Goldwater by written request from parents absentee ballot, aaid today ho to be excused and then must plans to work with Young return to classes as soon as Republicans for election of -Mm events axe LflUhed. 1 tha Arizona senator. SHOVELING w m accom­ Hunt Plant Superintendent Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson of earth wus turned a t the MOSCOW (UPD-NlkiU 8. Khrushchev has been seen in hia chauffeur-driven limousine in Moscow streets twice since his ouster, witnesses said to day. The reports showed that Khrushchev’s personal status remains unchanged despite his fall from political power-* at least for tha present. So­ viet sources this week denied reports he was under haul* arrest. The witnesses said Khru­ shchev was spotted In bis black Chaika UmousJns near Moscow University an one oc­ casion and in anothar part of 967,200 Hunt plant extenilon today. Backing up the city on another. He wae Biggs and Wilson are a crowd of Hunt and Sanriding in the front seat with ford-SemlnoIe County officials and dignitaries. the chauffeur, aa was his cus­ (Herald Photo) tom. Women—believed to b« members of his family—s In the back. Another witness seeing Khrushchev strolling Thursday evening near Mos­ cow University. He Kid Adams will officially open the the Sanford Chamber of Com­ Khrushchev, in a dark overweek with • luncheon end merce. -oat, was unsmiling. speech at Jim Spencer's Special events are ach< Authoritative Soviet aoureta starting Monday noon. He will uled each day through » . said Khrushchev quit hia posts also present several conser­ week with activities held at the voluntarily last week and was vation awards to area officials Civic Center and the Industrial the most surprised man In the who have shown exceptional park aita. Kremlin when hia resignation interest in conservation prac­ Estimates vary as to the was accepted. tice,. r number of visitors to the city They said Khrushchev triad Misa Priscilla Scltaarr of but Conservation Week offi­ to use the resignation at • Hollywood, Miss Florida for cials say Iherc will be lcveral means of gelling his way when thousand. 1961, will also be preeent to called before hia party lieuten­ Organisations from through­ open the festivities and greet ants and criticized. He bad visitors in behalf of tha Flor­ out the state and many points done this at leait one* before, ida Development Commission, In the nation have registered last February. co sponsor- of the ..week with to participate in the program. But last week, his colleague* on the Central Committee vot­ ed about two in one to accept his resignation, the sources said. Foreign Communist criti­ cism of the way Khrushchev was forced from power con­ tinued today. The Italian Com­ E. Pope Bassett, Republi­ Earlier this week, Bassett munist party, most powerful can candidate for Samlnole told an Altamonte Springs in Western Europe, announced County commissioner, today audience that the main issues it Is sending a delegation to said ha is "a little alarmed in this election year are In­ Moscow to learn tha facta at tha lack of Interest in tegrity and responsibility at about Khrushchev's ouster. "The sudden character of what some refer to as candi­ all levsls of government. "Those of ue who seek pub­ the decision and the method dates for minor office." Bassett continued, “ let me lic office are asking the vot­ used to carry it out cannot fall assure you there are no minor ers to Invest In us a sacred to bring Into discussions more general problems regarding public offices, every public trust—tha future welfare of the development of debate and their country, state and na­ office has a function vital lo political life In Socialist coun­ tion—and anyone who aska your interests, and you should tries." the Italian party laadfor such responsibility must weigh the qualifications of first demonstrate his honesty, ership slid. However, the survey west of the St. Johns has been delayed Florida Conservation Week because of high water. Test opena here Monday and the borings are in progress. Krlder predicted that ac­ weekend Is expected to see ex­ tual construction will be com­ hibitors readying their pieces Ground was broken today for menced in three years and for the week long event. that the St. Johns Indian River a $07,100 addition to the mil- Static and active displays X II. L. Hunt food Canal will be completed before wilt be placed at the Lake plant a t the San- Mcw-roe -fort'titrial Park nff the Croee Bvaa Cabal, connectlag IFt T* I r J Mexico tttff Park bn South 1 reach Avebac. with tb« St. Johns River at Sanford A t * : Secretary of Stale Tom Palalka. Plant superintendent Everett The chairman also stated Riggs turBOd the first spadeful that the canal will improve 0f (a rg, with a golden shovel fishing by providing deep wa as city and county officials. ter during drought and "will Chamber of Commerca Indus­ not interfere with the sand­ trial committee members and bars and the shad fishing." othiT dignitaries looked on. He pointed out that the canal The new warehouse, a 110 by NEW YORK (UPI) — Her­ will provide a through water­ 210 font structure to be built way for commercial and pleas­ by LeRoy Robh Construction bert Clark Hoover, statrsman ure craft on the St. Johns since Company will double present and friend of mankind, left it will lie in with the Inland storage space at the Hunt forever today the city he Waterway in the vicinity of plant. Work is expected to be. adopted and Invod to return to tho Capitol for final hom­ Oak Hill. gin next week. In addressing the group at age from a greatful nation, The black-draped catafal­ the groundbreaking ceremon­ CHICAGO (U PI)—Baseball ies, Biggs said that he is que built for the funeral of Commissioner Ford Frick will ' pleased with the operation Abraham Lincoln and used prohibit sale of the New York here and appreciates the co­ twice within the past 11 Yankees to Columbia Broad­ operation and assistance of lo­ months was placed in the can­ casting System within the next cal ofticials and the industrial ter of the Capitol Rotunda week or 10 days, informed awaiting tha arrival of tha committee." sources believed today. "We feel very much at home body of the 31st President of Frick, it was understood, has 1NDIANOI.A, Miss. (UPI) here in the Sanford area he the United State*. been advised to act by the — A small airplane swooped cause of the warm friendly 7 Hoover, who rose from the antitrust division of the Ju s­ over a building w h-r. 230 spirit that has h*en extended humblest of beginnings to the tice Department, which has persons wers attending a civ­ to us," he added highest office in the lam), died been investigating the sale. il righta meeting Thursday The plant presently employs Tuesday at the age of 30. Should he fail to declare the night and dropped nn explo­ an average of 150 persons the candidates with great care." The weather was clear nod responsibility and dedication sale null and void, it was be­ sive that jarred the structure, year round, arid this figure crisp and mourners stood on to public service. GOP Poll lieved, the anti trust division a civil rights gtoup reported. is expected to increase next Park Avenua in front of St. •‘Unfortunately* he con­ would rule that It cannot be PHOENIX. Arls. (UPI) - A There were no injuries and year. Bartholomew's Church with tinued, "there ire candidates private Republican poll show* consumated. Before and after the cere bowed heads. no apparent damage. who do not possess these qual­ that Sen. Barry M. Goldwater The sale, in which CBS ob­ An officer at the Indianola monies, whieh were emceed by The- body will lie In state In ities; who seek office not for leads President Johnson In tained 80 per cent of the stock Charlie Morrison, Chamber what they can bring to the electoral votes 381-238, Dean of the Yankees, was revealed Police Department said he ruhlir relations director, cof­ the Rotunda until Sunday last August, to be final on Nov, could give no information on fee and donuts were served by morning when it will he re­ SAIGON. South Viet Nam office but for what the office Burch, GOP national chair­ the reported incident, because moved with military honors 2. man, said Thursday night. can bring to them." he "wasn't on duty when it Florida Power and Light Home and flown to West Branch, (UPI) - The high National Council disclosed today that Economist Margaret Quarles. happened." Iowa, Hoover's birthplace, for it still has not chosen a new Joining Biggs in the sym interment. The Council of Federated chief of state to bring about a hoik shoveling were Walter Orgunuuttuna ICOFOt in transfer of Viet Nam's govern­ Blevins, plant manager, Virgil Jackson said the incident was Vaujhn, office manager, and ment from military to civilian reported by Fred Wynn, a Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson. control. Stanford University student Alio officiating in the cere­ With an Oct. 27 deadline ap­ aiding in civil right* work In monies was Scott Rums, chair­ proaching, t h e 17-member WASHINGTON (UPI) — De­ Mississippi. man of the C. of C. industrial council thus failed to meet op­ fense Secretary Robert S. SicCOFO quoted Wynn m timistic predictions that it Namara seems to be having a saying the plane, "a small com suttee. would be able to announc* the TALLAHASSEE ( UPI ) — change of heart about the use one like those used in crop Miami Mayor Robert King name of the new chief of state of nuclear propulsion in air­ dusting," flew over the meet­ High was asked Thursday to by today. craft carriers. ing about 8:15 p.m. CST. City firemen were called to send the Public Utilities Com­ The disclosure was made at lie fought Navy and Atomic the home of Dan Fielder. 1301 mission here a report which s news conference s i a poten­ Energy Commission (AEC) ef­ W. Uth St., this morning at charges that two huge utilities tial new crisis arose with forts to have America's latest 9:12 when a blaze broke out in the state are making ex­ neighboring Cambodia. The carrier, the John F, Kennedy, in tie concrete block struc­ cessive profit* from rates they Vietnamese Defense Ministry nuclear-powered. Hut he told ture Damage was extensive charge customers. flatly charged that Cambod­ a news conference Thursday and firemen were still on the The report in question was ians captured a U. 5. Army that the chances of having atomic propulsion in the next An explosion from a gas vernt at a Isle hour this morn­ drawn up al the request of Special Forces officer Thurs­ Miami officials by Washing­ day during a battle between carrier, tentatively scheduled leak in a refrigerator connec­ ing ton consultant Arnold Hirach. South Vietnamese troops and to be started in 1366, "are tion at 8:13 this morning caus­ He found rates charged by the Communist Viet Cong guerril­ ■very good, indeed.” ed considerable damage to thr utilities high and earnings out las. McNamara was chastised by interior of the home of lien Herald Index of line with the norm for such the Joint Congressional Atomic Schatcr. loo Dahlia Dr., Forest Pagecompanies 9 around the nation. Energy Committee early thia City, and resulted in a small Abby ... , B rid g e ...........—___ Page 9 The PUC is responsible for Lincoln Man te a r for his refusal to change fire. SCURRY, Tex. (UPI>-Tom the Kennedy from convention­ A gas company representa­ Classified ............. Page M approving all auch rates. FOR CITY COMMISSIONER The charges were made Reason of Dallas, who was a al to nuclear power despite the tive on the scene extinguished Combs . . . . . . . . . Page 2A-3A Editorial ........ Tag* 1A against Southern Bell Tele­ professional woodcutter when is a vote for AEC and Navy proposals. the blare. After a long delay while the Answering the call for aj. Horoscope . . . . . . . . Page 2A-3A phone Co. and the Florida Lincoln was President and was proposals were bejpg consid­ sistance were the Florida For­ Society ........---------- Page 8 Power and Light Co. The re­ still at it during ths Elsen­ ered and finally rejected, the est Service and the Wckiwa, Sports ____________ Page 6 port apparently ruffled the hower administration, was construction of the Kennedy Kiltarncy and Longwood Fire TV Programs . . . . Psge 10 feathers of the commissioners buried here today. He died Pd. Pol Adv* iW s u e W om en____fa g s 9 [here, however, Wednesday at ths age ol 115. s u begun, Departments, Hoover Moved To Capitol Sale Of Yankee Club Hits Snag Plane 'Dusts O f f Civil Rights Setto Bassett Makes Voter Appeal Still No Chief For South Viet Mac Shifts On Nuclear Power Utility Rate Charge Eyed Fire Call A Vote Blast Damages Seminole House for E . C. Harper, Jr. PROGRESS � 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, October 22, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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