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Walhar, Cabbie Dew Gives A Hue DETROIT (UPI) - Curtis Dew to n funny cob driver. He wants to be paid in cold cash for his faros — end no shirts or pigs, thank you. Dew drove farmer Ja»*a ’ The |and pleasant la “the dty we M en I tore,’* a* be refers to Austin, rigsr- The President saw many oH I toe friend*. “ Happy New Year” • tow wishes flooded hto asm most Baker from Detroit to Borau* •Mton of the evening. las — a fare of 17.10. Baker first offered Daw |l —and was refused. He then offered the shirt off hto bock — and was re* fused. Stork Arrives He then offered hto M shirt, tha dollar to hie.packet and Before 1964 |9 he would borrow tf Dew would drive him n few more A t Hospital bloeks end waa refused. He then offered two live plga from hto own sty — and wm again turned down. Dew, convinced he wasn't going to get hto flM , than drove Baker all the way back to Detroit and had him ar* rated at a precinct station. Baker pleaded guilty to de­ frauding n cab driver when he appeared before Becorder*e Judge Arthur J. KaerialId. Baker waa placed oa three months probation and ordered to pay the |7A0 and fIB to mornings Drive carpfully, light Ihona aald Mra. Os­ wald kept tha note and threat, toed to turn it over to pallet “ if hr evtr did rack a thing again.” Thome aald Oswald told hit wife that Walker waa “ an ex* played tram Savannah, Oa., tiwmlst who ahontdbn killed.” to Portsmouth, N. H., aad The former general waa coastal tkiai •ware aipected narrowly miated teat April 1# to n a two feat above normal. when a rifle ebot drilled into The biggest saowitorm af the century dumped nearly Thome aald Jim Martin, to four Inches af mow at New an Interview with Cart Prasad Orleans, La., Tuesday and of the Dalle* Morning News, driving was extremely dan* said that Mr*. Oswald be* f«rou». The Huey P. Long Hews her hothead wee men­ and Greater New Orleans tally ID when he allegedly Bridges over the Mississippi shot at Walker and assasstoat- River were closed for a time aad Ice formed on numerous ed President Kennedy, Mrs. Oswald wa* watching smaller bridgee end over* television when President Kennedy wa* shot,” Thorne aald. “ Like minions of Amer* leans, she was shocked. She told me she never dreamed at the time thst officers would a nest her husband and charge him with the asaasaia8000.*' WASHINGTON (UPI) — Thorne aald Mrs. Oswald Congressional leaden, still “ known of the evidence weary from their battle over against her husband, but 1 foreign aid, breathed easier don't know whether the to today with President John­ convinced to bar mtod tbat son's signing of the 4.4 Mi­ bn pulled the trigger.” lton public works MU. Miami Theater Owner Sues NEW YORK (UPI) - A Miami leach theater owner charged nine major motion picture distributor* and 14 other exhibitors with anti­ trust violation* in a 0.11 mil­ lion damage suit filed Tuts, Baker admitted he bad been day la federal court here. celebrating the coming mw Harry M. PlmxUla, opera­ year n little aa/ly. tor of the Roosevelt Theater to Miami Beach since 1M0, charged Paramount, MGM, Universal aad other distribu­ tors with conspiracy la grant­ ing other exhibitors more fav­ orable dim rental* and ex* leaded rune while Ignoring hto bids for more drsirnble pic­ tures. •d vetoing the “pork barrel” works measure, reluctantly llgnad it Tuesday but announ­ ced he would ignore a previ­ sion requiring congressional approval for trnnafsn of Panama Canal property. Tha President had no quar­ rel with the MB'S yrejecte or tha money involved, bet ha aald the Panama provision wm an tncroMbmettt on the authority e f the emotive Ills decision to go abend and aign the measure anyway brought a sigh of settof from congressional toodtrs w h o •are nob looking forward to another early contest between Johnson and Congress. rOXT LAUDERDALE Sheriff's Deputloa Marched for a motive M ay la tha slaying of Pater M. Agrleeto, ♦a, who feared ha w m going to ba killed. Agriesto, of Fairfield, Cam., did tot say why A* faarad he woa doomed. Arraatad and charged with the flrat degree murder ware Hobart Muutoa; » , of Boa. t o o ;. Haory AUaa Bowman, St, OracevUl*. Tnm., aad Charles Max Newton, It, at Washington. The three man had beat Uvtag with Agrlaato, police said. A partial reconstruction af tha crime waa given by tha aberUFa daputlaa. They laid Agricato told a woman Mon­ day night he waa going to bo killed aad aiked her to keep hit wallet and check, hook. The woman called po­ lice at 1 a. m. Tuesday. Later two men who aald they ware painter* discovered the body on a lonely road (outhweit of bar*. Police, meanwhile, were at Agrleato'a home checking out the woman'* report Three men dime up and got out of a car which wa* later dis­ co rerad to ba stoteo. Police ■eld all three were bolding Small Fire A t Church The Caserlberry Volunteer Fire Department answered a call Tuesday when n fire was reported at the Prairie Lake Baptist Church at Pern Park. Firemen found tbat an oil turnanee had becoma filled with gases aad black amoks because of the faulty opera­ tion of thermostat contrail. No da usages were reported by Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor of the church. Firemen T o M eet Rose Diamond FABADENA, CaUL (UPI>Tba diamond aaaltmary a< tha Tournament «( Room woa baiag celebrated M ay « b b a Final Stock Quetatieit Of B last K ills 5 Tippit Gifts New Total $445,297 DALLAS (UPI) - Tha widow and three children of a ilaln hero policeman faced 1M4 today rich beyond their dreamt but at n price they never wanted to pay. Donations to Maria Tippit, 18, and har children reached 1441,297Ad. rive sacks of mall reraainad to be opened. The flow of mail to the Dalian po­ lka department, however, had almost stepped. J. D. Tippit waa ihot to death about 4ft minutes after Preaidant Kenned/ was' as* •salinated. Witnesses laid Loo Harvey Oswald, the suspected assassin, find three bull its into the officer. Tha alary spread and, from around the world, donations started coming to Mra. Tippit, Allen, 14, Brands, 10, aad Cur­ tis Ray, 4. Tha neat Tippit home, en­ tirely paid for by a 112,217 donation from Walter H. Annenburg, publisher af the Philadelphia Inquirer, waa empty today. The family was visiting relatives .at Clarksvllto, Tex. Advisors to Mrs. Tippit are studying possible Invaatmente far the donations. College scholarships were do­ nated to tha children. Th Glendervilla Volunteer Fire Department will meet Thursday for a regular busi­ 11 K illed MIAMI (UPI)—At toast II ness session at the Ebcneier Methodist Church on the Old persona wen killed to holi­ Orlando Highway. The meet- day accidents around Florida, 9 of them to traffic. tog to slated lev I JO p. sa , CHARLESTON, I C. (UPS) — Five paraena, and poealbty alx, warn killed and U to Jurad Tnraday night la a Orework* explosion it a aubnrban grocery that apawnd flame* aad dehrla oa shoppar* aad (tore employes. Greeks Accused NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) Tha leader of Cyprus* Turk* Uh minority. Vice President Patll Kuehuk, charged Tues­ day night that Greek Cypriot* have broken tha cease-fire by continuing attacks oa Turkish village*. PINECREST I t 1 * j 1 •*- . �-4" 1- T: 1 <(: IH J ' “SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Steak Sale! O ut' In Casselberry ... . *7 •* lag M nddltlonal cUnalfWatlon for agrianlturol noeln* to the proposed eomprvhenslv# Ma­ ine ordinance for the Town of Camlborry m thandonet! Monday- sight st a mooting whoa notion for tta inclusion died for task of a second. The commission, at the ro­ of the Board of Aldermol eoiely for the > v of ssaddsrlag addition of .two elaaaifkaUona — agri­ cultural, or A-l, and a try hossee* designation Predact h r the aion were Borman Joyce, chairman; Jim Blrkaamoyor, Elton Bennett and Hibbard Casselberry. Graham Wilson, the fifth member, was unable to attend because of illness. Blrksnawyer and Bennatt wont on record in opposition to the Inclusion of an A-l classification which was roeatad and voted for by Cossslbonry- As suggested, the riaodfkaUon was to follow apoelfkatione outlined la the county toning coda and was proposed primarily for some 700 acrea of undeveloped lend within the city which ta own­ ed by Caaoolbsrry. Blrkenmeysr and Bsnnatt, in their objection, reported that tha commission had bean advised by other anas against Including an agricultural des­ ignation in a municipal ton­ ing plan. Blrkenmeysr pointsd out that the commission waa cre­ ated to work out a plan for bringing about tha “ ordart] development of a tows and recommended that Cassel­ berry bo soaod within the or­ dinance as pnaaatly preptoad. Action ok the country homes classification waa ta­ bled for a f p.ra. moating Monday whan recom* fog each will ho ready PORK F ull Cut * 7 * Tow wIB oetoy this veto* priced, fine qeoMty Steak, M ordinary They art “Be- S IR L O IN fH it M * 89* CUBED T-B O N E p r l * 9 5 ‘ Sausage Boneless I-L b. vatee T- ’ priced “ jP Right" aU i "Hnper-Right" Ebert Hfcaak v S rtB B A R B A R A FO RW A R D , daughter o f Mr. arid Mrs. A lk n Forward, won first priia fo r her gaily decorated bicycle In the bike, wagon and buggy pnrndn held « t the recent holiday party gponaored fo r children o f the grew by the Forest City Merchants, (Herald Photo) WHOLE OR HALF BAN FRANCISCO <UP1>- It wDl be almost ton month* Amarieaa society. Ui AJmost 100 Amarieaa doctors before the HOPE return* to yard workers contributed time I money la refitting her Lb. ^ 9 * aad nurses wore not homo for bar homo port bora. far the direct!** of Aawri Mow Year's Eva celebrations In addition to her perma­ ISHANK HALF lb. 4Se because they would rather bo nent staff, routing teams of eon President Lines aannngoa t She sailed to South port of “the single most affoc- physicians and dentlsU In |“SUPER RIGHT* VAC. PAK thre step la presenting Amer­ soma twenty specialties, who Amorion with Grace Unas COOKED SLICED tarn without pay, a n flown ica as a for to the 16,000-ton vessel, the friend.** America in both Aala and That waa tha way former former USB Consolation. President Eisenhower describ­ On# of those waa Or. Mark South America. Local dlgnl ed tha work of the 8. B. Qorney of Bbn Francisco. Ho tarioa applauded fcor aad odlROPE, a Navy hospital ship not only volunteered hi* serv­ tortols lauded bar. CHICAGO (UF1) - Pure- Plato* ar* hrovy la appear• O i. P k f. in two wars and now a ship ices but would not oven accept Probably tha am t spouUno- tohlaga to bo shown to whole­ to and dooo la textured, is tribute was given by some tha coat of his transportation. o f many to tha world. salers Jan. A ll at ths In“ Tha whole trip would havo Peruvian militiamen sent to Urnatkxul Home Furnishings rustic, poroua oak or « M Tha HOPE, Which stands for SP E C IA L! A nn P ag e Broad, F in e or E xtra W id e been worth It If for nothing make ewe .the HOPE would Market will cantinas to re­ antiqued finish in tho smoky Health Opportunity to Peoples color of green tobacco. •too than to restore my faith not losva whan a Junta rolled main strong ta highly decor­ Everywhere, la the principal Stained, loaded glass fronts, la America,** ho said after ho power la Lima. 1-Lb. ative, traditional designs. activity of the People-to-Peoa n uaod as ornament* on Around the vrorol would returned hero from hto tour. plo Health Foundation, Inc* of Last year's emphasis on chests, end tables and drossPkg. “ Whether wo succeed or fall stay, tha guards Joined the Washington, D. C. In our medical and educational doctors for loath, aad then greater elegiac* and form­ ■a. ality la homo furnishings to Carpeting to pluihlor, with Now docked In Guayaquil million, auroly tha political rapesled. Ths Mediterran­ bolder colors, more patterns, (N o OS A dded — Packed In SP E C IA L! Cherry Star Solid the H O P E w aa impact of thto enterprise la ean atytoo, ekarsetarind by aad deep texturas. on bar now -aruar nothing abort of dramatic. It rugged, carved affects on ham in 1960 after bring re­ gives tha lies to Communist Designers have Incorporat­ 7-Oa. deers aad drawers and Or­ ed n studied functionalism In fitted In Seattle. propaganda about the selfish Cans iental Inspired hardware, haa now furniture. Casters put the Maintained completely by 'Gringo'," be added. more of a Crook look. Tables household on wheels. Caro volunteer funds, tha HOPE The HOPB ha* tha backing flgkta disease aad oda havo n o n partitions RIO DE JANEIRO, Braxfl and chairs ar* supported by of Just about every facet of BIG V A L U E ! Jane Parker Freshly Baked Enriched wherever aha goes, (UP!)— U ths snail lumber togs shaped like Greek and compartmaata, as watt as umns and bearing classic luiury touches such as suede both n hospital aad a noodle*! of Japanese living la Brail! Last Rites For school. wero suddenly to leave, pro­ scrolls and embellishments st Linings, eloctria button* and 14-Oz. special locks. duction of tea, peaches, straw­ * top. HOPB aaltod to Klein Infant Several manufacturers have Loaves Buffet* store dining table berries. peppers, tUk, toma­ from Balavony, Peru, where Funeral services for Fred toes aad rihor vegetable*, returned to designs popular loaves, and case* feature con­ her staff helped fight die Franklin Klein, two-day peppermint aad Jut* would during tho 1930’s, character cealed pull-out table*. Ped­ statistics sat sight times more Peruviana die each year from old son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis baK and millions of dollars of toed by heavy, overstuffed estal tables gdjust ta various Special Jan* Parker Preakly Baked arms on sofas and chairs and heights by means of controll­ tuberculosis as In tbs United Klein of 2101 Magnolia Ave­ export earnings cease. ed mechanism. flutes i only four doctors for nue, who died at Bemlnolo The 430,161 Japanese bore extra plush upholstery. Di-Lb. Danish modern la shedding Memorial HospiUl Sunday, make up about ala par cant Bark ovary 10,000 persons; end Ttr Its right angles and linear 003 newborn infants dying wen held Monday afternoon of the BrailUaa population. But they produce the vast forms to accentuate eurves with Rev. William BUphene within four years of birth. Sped*!! Jana Parker Delkleua bulk of agricultural products and soft shapes. officiating. Burial waa In The IS permanent staff Danish renaissance styles ranging from bananas la the members of the HOPE hail Oaklawn Memorial Park. based on designs of the ldOO's the experience of their Aslan Survivors, other than hto south to pepper in the north. are appearing on the scene Japanese fanners also grow tour with thorn. There they parenU, Included his ms tarnsl frenthnother, Mre. Wanda a large part of Bratll'a cof­ cared for 36,000 patient*. ilpedal! Mlaata Maid Froaea Orange fee, rice end cotton. In Saigon alone, they treat­ McDaniel of Sanford. ‘South Pacific' One hundred per cent of eU ed more Mian 11,000 patients Gramkow Funeral H orae Brasilian toe, peaches, straw­ and performed 600 major op waa In charge of arrange­ berries and pepper comes Banned By FANCY RED RIPE ment*. orations In a Un-week sUy. from the numerous, thriving South Africa Special! Tndor (Oaly In Stars* Handling Beer) agricultural coopt the hardy DURBAN, South A f r i c a Ja pancia farmers have creat­ (UPI) - The South African Carton ed in the wild Interior of this government has binned stag M ay *64 Unm ask land of plenty. Ninety per cent of the to­ Ing of "South Pacific’* be­ Specie I! All Crtap Sweet YELLOW COOKING Herman Swaggerty family, matoes, silk and ogga also cause of the musical’s "plea Mrs. M. L, Ji who now reside In Raleigh, Untold Joy For for mixing the races," Dur­ Well. A brand ipaakin* New ar* Japan*** produced. Furniture Designs To Remain Decorative And Traditional i Round •pastel! "Bopov-fDiM” Par* F U L L Y CO O KED Carries Aid To Ecuador k, mm la tea ttero to rottofy to, a* yro’U rovo Dm reality far wkfak AAP'a -BopaMUgkC rosaaveat AAP. R fw k m ia a a r to s g for i * datable earn s r i oojoy SIR LO IN TIP « 89* Porterhouse « 95' 5* EGG NOODLES WHITE TUNA WHITE BREAD 2 Hardf Japanese Farm In Brazil W ater) Cherry Pie Pineapple P i e 39* DELKHT 6 “ 99* Beer or Ale 12 - $l “ Tomatoes Lake Monroe Joltings N. C.. ar# her# while Brown The Japanese have spread ban Impreasarlo dea Morley Year la hare. Now we will la In the hospital. * * * Hi* to all parti ol Braiil, from laid Tuesday. You And Y ou rs! have to set used to writing John IUrflelda of Tampa were Morley said the South Af the southern coffee fields in •04. Wonder what la in store guests of Gladys' parents, the I'araoa state to tho tar north­ rican Control Hoard banned for all of ui thto year? Mikes J, C, Sapps, for Christmas ern atato of Para. the musical just before Loo you slop and think and woo- Day. J. C. aad Naomi wlU Lately they have been en­ don producer Gilbert Vernon dir. If wo only could know in spend tha Now Yoar with tering the vast Amaaoii basin was due to fly to Durban to advsnea. * * * Anyway I them In Tainpa. J. C. gave where they wring out living! stsgo "South Pacific." hope everyone of you havo a Naomi tho keya to a now car and bring In t9 million dol­ Vernon arrived in Durban real good ono, the same as I for her Christmas. • * • Mr. lar* annually to Braatl'a ex­ and will produce "The Sound wish for myself. Didn't make •nd Mrs. Vom Spear of En port receipts by growing jut* of Music” Instead, Morley Paint & Glass any resolutions a* tha oroi terprti* Alt., w en guoats of aad pepper. Hid. made last year didn't work bar mother, Mrs, G. B. Sapp, Japanese in Braiil spring FA 2-6461 out. * * * Jim ami Shirley on the Upsala Road during from 333,324 Immigrants who Rharate Natya, a classical Hawkins and small daughter Christmas. * * * Joe llushlow started arriving her* In 1801. dance of Indie, Is said to be have returned home alter be­ and sister, Louise, spent Japanese Immigration waa one of the most involved 114 W. 2nd. St. ing here for Ihr holidays with Christmas day in Ml. Dors suspended during Wo'ld War dances in the work! Jim parents, Vic and Char- with friends. • * * Keep In II, but rsopenod in 1633 when loll* lla-vklni. I hear they all mind the T.tl. unit which will 64 persona entered, had a wonderful lime “ up be out this way shortly Wit The llgur* Jumped to 1,464 the river” at Vic'* camp. * glvu you Iho correct day and iu 11)63 (hen climbed steadily Robert and Hetty Mann and hours neat week. The unit until llkhl wh.-a 7,329 Japanese daughter Urendu are st loot will ho located at ths front Immigrated. aelUed In their home, tha of Itasxel Gardner's store on "Prosperity In Japan la the former Almond hum* across the highway. You can't miss big reason for the drop," Tut* from the postofflre. It make* it and the good thing about suru Kawamc, immigration It easy for Bob because he it la, U does not cost you attache in the embassy bore, la the pint master. The W.ll. a cent. So bo sure and Uko explains. Almonds have gone to Urauge advantage of It. * * * Sunday Of these original immi­ J'arlc where they built a home la Communion Day at ths grants 13«.«7S still live. Tberfc 1h pleased to announce |i«*ar line nf (heir sons. Sur­ churches. Rev. James Gmmp 334,000 "nisei" or second gen ry to see them leave and hope son will have charge of ths eration, 67,000 “ sainsul" or the opening o f their new they will mine and visit ui service at the Upsala I'res third generation and 342 sometime soon ' * * Mrs. byterlan Church. * * *1 hate fourth generation Japanese. office, January 2, at Anuio (Granny) Hawkins i* to mention it, boya and girls feeling kind of bad. guesa she but yu" know what Monday has the flu hug. Can't have is. Jusi think, though only that Granny, got tu get yuur six more months to go. That's uullllng done. • • • (lev. and pot much. Anyway, bo out at WASHINGTON (UPI) Mrs Karl Uakcr ami chiid the bus stop on Umc. * ten tuve returned from the Mrs. Grace Hare and dnkl AKL-CTO President George We invite ull of our friends and fruu-n stale of Tennessee ten, Usa and Mike, Wick Mcany predict* that achiev­ ing full employment will be w.iere they spent the Christ Wicktor ami son-in-law and customers to visit us soon in our tnas holiday! in KnuxvlUo. * 1 daughter, Don and Shirley the natiunV No. 1 domestic Claude and Julianna IIUUU Hudson, and daughters and problem in 1!M4. new office, and on behalf of the The Ubur leader said In s end children came in from son and .la ughtcr-la-law, Jim Ft. Uenmng, G a, to spend and Mary Johnson, were our New Year'* stotemctil that entire staff, best wishes for a Iter Christmas with Claude's guesU for Christmas day din "full employment, full eco­ parents, Mary and Claude ncr. * * * Our quote this nomic opportunity, remains very happy New Year. ililttot. • • * Very sorry to week 1s by Lincoln. He said the one Indispensable ele­ hear tnat H*u»u hwaggerty “ Let us have fsttb that right ment if America is to main­ U confined to the local hos­ makes might and in that faith tain Its leadership on the pital. Ws wish him a “ real let us dare to do our duty as wurld teen* and cun ret Its Herb Stenstrom auick’’ recovery. » - • The j we understand ll." social shortcoming* at home.'1 McRaney Stenstrom Realty Jobs Seen As Top Problem 2565 PARK DRIVE Mixed Pickles - 39* Onions 3 & Dill Pkkles Special! AU Crlap Whole Koeher FRESH MADE COLE SLAW OR Salad-Mix Special! Lady Betty 40-Oi. Prune Juke Ref. Bottio 8 0 s. 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Bat tti bat aad Ita contents war* talk aa to the Fortink Belong Laboratory for «xaraln»ti<W RESERVED m d iW BLUERIBIONQUAUTVFRIttLY AROUND P««» FRYER LEG FYNISFREO m m u p o o b m a ib Lt O tE O QTRS. oe >*» LU2UMMI YeSyCOFFEE Ike IFF I FARMER CRAY SMOKED SAUSAGE LARGE "RED ROE* M ULLET fUVORFUL CHANGE OF PACE HEAT DEL MONTI TOMATO LIMIT■1WITHMM ORMORIFOOOOUKB la m b s a le l e g A ir Fart Cut Delay Denied o ’ l a m b (WHOLE) FYHE-TCX GIANT FAB m i miiESS m £ p! ooomf- WASHINGTON (UPlj — The Chrit Aeronautic* 2 tard (CAB) has refused to ilay new air fare cut* pendln tha outcome of hearings all ady ordered an numerous fi poeala. Tha roductlona, propoa American Ablins*, are f go Into affect Jaa. 15. fir* fare* would bo cut by 14 per cent on all flight miles or longer. DETERGENT49, • 3 9 TENDER LOWLAMB REMIT•9 COPFff OP YOON CHOICI BREAKFAST CUP VITH*iM ®*M0RK°"DI* CHOPS “ CHOPS • 79. W A T Y W »W | *» Other airlines had tbo CAB to daisy effegivoaooo of the new fare plena, but tbo board ruled Tuadey that American's plan deswved a trial period and could go ahead. econ om ical sh o u ld e r u m i CHOPS - w a u b ARU CHASE ASANBORN C O F F E E ......."“.,3 9 . “ 4 9 w m g% LIMIT >1 OP TOUR CHOICI WESSON OR F F Deluxe 59. # C O O K IN G O IL 1 8 SQUARE CUT SHOULDIA LAMS COLtIN PAK ROAST “ W Daughter O f Barry To Wed FIG . BARB TOMATO U e S a # 1 H im WHITE IRISH 39C c a t su p 8WEL Vaaill#, CbaceTeto or M apt#Fall# FROSTIHGS LADY FAIR FRESH RAKED TENDER FLAKY f f f VALUE Rain Closes Iran Roads APPLE TEHRAN. Iran (UPI) Brvere cold and heavy snows ripped Iran Tuesday more than two-third* of tbo Mtlea’a road* bavo dosed. Officials here said at least l i persons died aad scores ware injured due to cold and aeddente caused by t h e weather during the past 24 FANCY YEL1M O N IO N S m e u w -7 C A RRO TS Seminole High Dance Thursday A dance for junior and sen­ ior high school students win be held at tha 8*mlnole High School’s student loung, Thurs­ day night from 8 pun. until mddidghL The “ tcvmea* aad the “ Myateviao" two top Central Florida aggvsgationa will pro­ vide music and antertalnmcnL Th# affair is being spew* sored by tha Seminole High Breadcasting Club for the benefit of the county's 1944 March of Dimes campaign. CVS S T E A K S ..7 * | ™ i ransom. la Tehran, 14 persons were takea to hoepiteis. i l l LIAN MIATV WESTERN SPAM The painting of tbo Duke Wellington waa atolea t|# National Gallery goat, 1M1, aad alnce than riodlo offera hare been to return the painting PHOENIX. Aria. (UP!) — Barry Ooldwatar, (R-Aris.) today announced that hla 19year-old daughter. Margaret, la engaged to marry real es tato broker Richard Arlan Holt Tba wadding is scheduled for Jane 97 in Phoenix, Gold water aaid. Hiss Goidwater will graduate from ML VerJunior College ia Wash, IX O, tba aanse month. Holt ia tba aon of Hr#. John Martini of Northridgo, Calif. Ho ia a graduate of the University of California. H s y k ef .Polica aaid tba aabaa w *» foaod la a l-by-10-lnch box R a h f f i i t room of LondonB Victoria Station Tnaaday. Ala# in tba box waa a noR « b k b aaid, **tbo laat o f tlR Ooya.H Datoctlraa found tba box <I aahaa after an anonymm I collar aaid the rtmuina of tl i painting, “cat up in piece* 1 would bo foaod In the luggaj **The aahea could b an of a burned painting,1* a way police apokeaman •They worn thick and K y." Police, however, beliovi the aahea are only a handfc of lubblah from a eompoat 1lap. Scotland Yard alio erai. Inxaatigatlng a poaaiblo coi tee tlon between the caller w) i di­ rected police to the bo of aahea and another enemy loua person who earlier Tu- day offered to return the pai ling If a “ranaom'' would bo paid la charity and if he wo«H be granted aa amnesty. Th i of­ fer waa made in a HOC irord latter to Exchange Tele rnph Company, a London (lews agency. f If H I j V3 1sncHMn<HHi 10i L A D Y F A IR T H H S L IC E D P U LLM A N W HITE n e w JU IC Y L A R G E F L O R ID A BREAD!". 2 5 g r a p e f r u it G ET Afflfer W P - ’6 4 < ' fjf 'r* ' V 7 . I ,■ , |3 H * t { MORE FAMOUS FOOD FAIR LOW PRICES pLUS FREE MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS! - . i. V tr W & J & i--* - . $ $ 4 - A �A p Colonial Select Gr. "A " Frozen Limit 9 With 92.90 Ontor or Mora. REGULAR 45*-SUNNYLAND . . H O T OR MILD it will decline u a proparttoa ef ONP. —Consumer# may not be able to continue hetir tip**•to of credit buying t i they art ilM d r earrytog a high i mount of Installment debt, tH binioa. FRESH PORK IA T RITE SMOKED R tp u itu lou , mortgage delinquent*, u d peraonal hankrepuiee art up, although bom a n at • trltletl level, —The a d Income of tom ­ an 1* down allghtly from 1M3 B o lo g n a . . Lunch M eat P o rk R oast ■ S te a k s 10*™ REGULAR 69$ , . C o f lU N D FA M ILY PACK MtM overbuilding in certain aeetor* d tito country of homes, apartment*, motel* tad hotel*. office buildings, u d shopping eeottr*. —The balance of payments Award Pay For situation will call for mone­ tary and credit raitralat. Teachers O Kd —Some of tho benefit* from TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - a tax cut may have hew dis­ Sitttof tfm State Hoard d counted already. Education, th# Cabinet ap­ proved payment today of 93.* 410,000 to 0,745 public achool Ex-Con Faces and Junior college teacher* who qualified tor the L#fU- Trial In lalaro’a competency award Girl’s Death program thto year. Th# program, which provid­ MIAMI (UPI) - An cx coned top rated teacher* with a vlct, father of three, today Moo-a y«ar award, was ersat- faced trial for tbs murder in •d by th# lawmakers la 1M1 the mx ilaylng of a 10-yearaad abollahed la ISO. old girl. Hat the ISO u n ion provid­ Herbert Lee Evaaa, to, *f ed ELI million to provide the Houston, Tex., wu charged award* for teachers who had Sunday with first degTM mur­ qualified to be paid this year. der in the death of Uttte LaHowever, the appropriation reen Thorbshn on Nov. a a* wan't enough for the Bom­ ah* walked home from school ber of teacher* who qualified. la South Miami. School head Thomas D, Dade County Sheriff T. A. Bailey did oot seek release of Buchanan aald “ we have the oecmary monies to pay the ease pretty well wrapped up." awards. The Cablaet action Evaaa, aa Itinerant handy­ only approved eventual pay­ man and truckdriver who ment. Bailey aald he would spent alx yean in a Missis*41*cut* release of the food*, ippl prison for burglary aad «AMh would Include finding armed robbery, fold police the additional KM ,000 to make shortly after be was arraign* 9 Da difference between the *d to front of a crowd of appropriation and needs, at newsmen Sunday that HI hit a future meeting. her with a tin Iron." 1 Seminole Sup*. B. T. Milwee said today 71 county teacher* qualified under this program for a total of fit,MO. Shriver Sees No Red Threat WASHINGTON (UPI) Peace Carp* Director Sargent Shriver aald today that he didn't fear any competition from Russia to bla Held. Shriver aald th* Russian* might bo trying to start a Peace Carp* of their own, but their tfteta were doomed be­ came Soviet citizens wouldn’t be glvan the freedom that Peace Oorpa members need. the Peat* Carpi director •aid he understood that 15 RuiiJm high school teachers recently arrived to Ghana and acme of them were lq school! where there were American P«<c* (term volunteer*. Rickenbacker To Refire NEW YORK (UPI) — Cept Eddie Rickenbacker, whose colorful career aa mili­ tary pilot end airline execu­ tive extended ever 41 yean, retires Tuesday aa chairman of the board of Kastera Air Line, ending an era In Amer­ ican aviation. The pioneer aviator aald he would derote himself to writing and campaigning for hi* political beliefs. Rickenbacker, Ti, air her* of two world wan and ena of the pillar* of eommeretal aviation through Its growing yean, announced Sunday ha waa audlng hls career with Eastern that began to 1954 whan he broaght the fine back from the brink of finan­ cial ruin. Only tho top grottos of U . & Government graded beef weare the W-D shield, Placed In temperature corv trolled coolers, W-D beef It oged to the very peak of tender, flavorful goodness by nature's own process while still froth. FRESH BOSTON BUTT CHOPPED, SHAPED, CUBED W -D Brand beat Is closo trimmed of bone and fat before weighing end pock* ogalng. You get more lean, tender beef per pound at Winn-Dixie. Y OUR CHOICE VACUUM PACKED YOUR CHOICE ^ TH R IFTY M AID TOMATO A stor Coffee Catsup 12-os. BOTTLE A SAVE 914* EA. I Limit 2 with 93.00 order or more. MAXWELL HOUSE . . Sovn 22# W BLU E or W HITE ARROW 7 Detergent GIANT BOX SAVE 20* ™ ^ M 'a TH RIFTY M AID APPLE Sauce 2^-25/ BATH SIZS Praise Soap Lifel n* REGULAR SIZE Praise Soap ALUMINUM FOIL 9‘ Reynolds Wrap RATH SIZE HOOD LIQUID Lux E-Z Starch , REGULAR SIZE OmAMNT . . 12-m lit Lifebouy Lu x Liquid . e je t a S w u C e £ v e w u iijb » ie �/ t SAVf % R E D D E L IQ O U S PAWS (UP1) — D m 1! Um KMt beautiful armless « o m u la the world, bat Um problem U Um wolfha a ton. Bo L oom affldab have Bedded the only wsf ta sot Vonoa da Milo an a alow boat to Japan will bo ta baud a apodal crate far Fancy * V m iu s A ll Prim For Japan Trip Washington iMHfa Not long after Mona Liao's trip to tha United Staton. State f APPLES P p jt o *S soyafa aalaida Franca alnaa aka waa I n a t a t l a d in tha •prawliat L on o r a museum abortly after bar discovery la 1130. "11m bty problam la yvttiuy bor to Japan la bar weight," waa tha nncallant bat bonaat a t a t a m a a t of tha Louora ■pokaiman. "She weighs a ton. Bha la made of white marble, bat fraylle.” Tha apaclallata In ablpplny at tha Louvre ara maklny blnaprlata for a apocial box ■trony onouih to withstand tha lady with tha thm-foot waist and foar-foot kips. In­ side, the 6.6 foot status wiU bs fixed firmly by bracoa so It will not jlyyla or touch tha (LIMIT 2 WITH &.00 FOOD ORDER) EX TR A LARGE, CRISP FLORIDA MORTON FROZEN HONEY Celery 2 ^ 29< Oranges 5 “59' Russets 10 59' Buns Pkg. 2 Pkg. 7< SARA LEI FROZEN Browies SW EET AND JU IC Y FLORIDA FlowsrArrangsmtit MORTON Ckrverleof or Porterhouse MINUTB MAID ORAN46 01LIGHT •L U I BONNET WHIPPED (6-SllcVO S 6-ox. corn I f ! U . S. N a 1 BAKING POTATOES wqhmL 51 Extra Tm Vabt Sta JlM DANDY WITH THIS COUPON AND FUKH o«« Vaoisa Southtm, Otocobts Oaki CABIN HOME SI ExtraTm ViIh Stand A ll Flavors Thrifty Maid WnH THU GOUPON AND PURCHASEOF LYK ES .4 SA V E 2\U EACH . . BUSH TURNIP, MUSTARD, COLLARD Greens. #. w ,<an9 Pineapple 4 ‘1 Bread . . 2 —31 MORTON FROZEN APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT Fruit Pies Dinners . SA V E At EACH . . SW EET TREAT SLICED MORTON FROZEN CHICKEN. BEEF, TU ENRICHED . . DIXIE DARLING TAMILY SIZE LOAF » ja % s iE 5 » one loo-couw , Sevne u |« r Atpirli BEStt— i I SPECIAL f OU R CHOICE SPECIAL STANDARD T H R F T Y MAID ENRICHED Soft-W eve Tomatoes 303 CAN SAVl V /i t i a . M \ Limit 3 with 19.00 order or more. PET EVAPORATED Sava cultural b U ml This Una Varna da Milo, a f a d approximately 1.163 psora, wiU trawl h a l f w a y aroaad tha world to taaka a psraeaal appearance a a x t spring <a connection with Um 1M4 Olympia Gamas hi Japan. Ea. DEEP SOUTH GRAPE H l-C Orange, Grope, Fla. Punch MilfSrsuowsI J e l l y . . ’^ 3 9 SAVE 10* EACH Than Vsntta will ba whiahad under hoary yuqrd to a French port and holated carefully aboard a ship to Japan. Plana hare not bean made for a boardiny ceremony, hot it’s expected ana will ba stayed with Japanese officials, an honor yuard and scores of police to prerent any Venus matching. Already Vanns has been ex­ amined by experts and pro­ nounced in good condition to traraL le u riik will be inroired than waa tha trip to Washington of Mona Lias, or "La Joconde." Sha had been painted by Leonardo Da Vinci on a fragile place of wood that could bars been harmed for* arar even by a change In tem­ perature. A ministry of culture offi­ cial laid Vsnua will ba Insur­ ed for her trip "for tha high­ est amount awarded an art masterpiece." Ha added that bar value "is priceless." This beautiful example of ancient Oraak sculpture was found In April, 1620, on tha Oraak island of Milo, by a passant named Yoryos. The daatlad peasant for soma rea­ son sold It aimultanaously to two different parties, French Count Da Msrcsllua, buying In tha asms sf tha Marquis Da Riviera, ambassador at Franca te CeaitaaUneple, and Prince CHICAGO (UPl) — Amai* cans ara spandiny more Mm than avar sitting down, a study by a chair manufactures reports. By tha tlma you reach IV years of ays yau will hav* ■pant ST of those 70 yaara site tiny down, compared to II fat an earlier veneration, aayt Futorian Manufacturing Co. Housewives, waiters a n d waitresses, salespeople, form* era, construction workers and others In comparatively activ* occupations do n little better but even they ara likely to pal in S8 year* sitting down, corn* pared to 36 n generation hedq the report said. WASHINGTON (UPI) U Sen. George A. Smaihcrs el Florida Monday praised tha government’s decision to ite lease Its claim to “natural" offshore lands adjaeaot to tha coaiU of Louisiana tad Flea* Ida. Included In the lands affect ed by Monday's decision am Louisiana “ mudlumpa" form* ed by Mississippi River slM and dotted with derricks and bcliaved to ba rich in oil pte tentlal. j While such “ natural" Ftcya Ida land now consists of only about 100 acres of roangrovu Islands, the Florida Dcm* crat laid tha opinion will hav* “ far niching and Impartial consequences for tha develops meat of the state of Florida." The land In question wsy crested by such natural fore* as aa slit from rivers aai streams from the time ed statehood until tha passaga ed Um Submerged Lands Act af 1693 which convayad tha land te the state*. "Tha opinion rcHtves t v state of Florida and many Ms dtviduals who hold titlo kray tha state of long and axpete pensive litigation," said Sana Spcisanl L. Holland of Fisas, ids. With Police PARIS (UPl) - Farm# Col. Antoine Argoud battled with French police in a flat fight In hia prison cell today and refused to appear in court on charges of leading a plot against President Cbsrlas By Gaulle. Gendarmerie officers t e formed special state security court President Andre Deche, idles the 49-yearold ravolw tlonary warfare expert put te a bitter battle when they ate tempted to take him out ad hla maximum security cell ad suburban Fresnes Prison. fruit A k o ia H l Brinks LARGE L/'AVJC BRIC4I BREEZE e. .e JJV 33s DETERGENT . G i a n t Bre Condensed All LARGE RINSO . . 33c I Swan LIQUID 22-oz. DETERGENT R in so Blu LARGE SURF . , 33< (PRfAIUI CLEANER G iant SUr omA a LIQUID . . Qt. s t a m p Lo y evetuj f it t n c a t 1 ' WSMS .. * �1|". *. , >• ■** - m .MB =m W ', ••• - la A t#,• ^ “’ I * , . js , * %->r' i ’ '* ■~ j * ?* * - » - » ' t \ '*.1 *v, ■’'H i -i* ,t J ’ t *r F Mrs. Harmon, M iss Cooper Honored With Festive Tea K !' Personals Mlu Dorothy Cooper, who - « o , 1IISM»« hKSBM the and Hr*. David Beverly, Hr. aad Mrs. Joha MeLelUa, Mrs. J, g. Aadrowi aad Mr, aad Mn. Mam. / decerelad with ■ Urge Christ­ ine* t m aid a bolidgy ten- MRS. ELIZABETH HARMON, who la replacing MUs Dorothy Cooper u chief operator in the Southern Bell exchange in Sanford, and Min Cooper, who ia being tranaferred to DeLand, were honored at a tea given Friday by the local telephone operators. (Herald Photo) TIME NOW TO START THAT NEW D I A R T ... Enterprise Personals Mr. aad Mn. Clifford Langiton aad four grendhlldrva of Tupelo, JtU»„ an ■pending Mvcral dayi with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilborn, her brother, Howard aad faaiily mi slstar, Mrs. Royal Goodwia. Holiday Punch Party, Open House In Oviedo ALSO CHECK OWE SCRAPBOOKS AND PICTURE ALBUMS Flem Mrs. Carl Meyer, of Clfta • Cards . Bod was natron of ] aad bridesmaids were Mrs. 210 E. First 8L Maddox, sister ef the bridegroom, Mrs. Ed Bar gay Ivey aad Deanna NEW Nichols, n a y were matching formal gowns of emerald YEAR satin with n fitted bedice, scooped neckline and % CONTINUES 1 I three-quarter length sleeves. The modified, controlled bell SA V E 4 0 % TO 50% sUrt added graceful back fuUncts to the wide uspressed box pleats, becoming a brash FASHIONS train. They carried grata FERN PARK FERN PLAZA satia muffs smocked with 838-1311 seed pearls aad wore match­ ing pillbox hits. MRS. WILLIAM W . TYRE JR. The bride’s mother wore a cranberry brocade e h o a t h Antique Show fir Sale with matching pillbox hat tad Te Bo Held At shoes and • whit* orchid car­ le go- The brldegroam'e m » DELAND ARMORY ther chose e green and blue F rL S a t and Sun., Jin. 3 -4 -5 ,1 9 6 4 brocade dress with blue shoes HOURS: end hat end wore a white orchid corsage. FRIDAY — 9 to 10 P. M. 8ATURI1AY and SUNDAY — I to IQ P. M. Following t h e ceremeoy, 40 Dealers Showing — A1 Exhibit* For Sato the bride's maternal grand­ mother, Mrs. Cedi Wilson, “Thin In Another Jtitac* • Dyer Show" HOSTESSES at a festive holiday party in Oviedo were left to right, Mrs. Admission 13c—With Tfcla Ad Ably catrrta'ned with a reception A. A . Myers, Mrs. Churlea Nibluck, and Mrs. James Partin. Feed AvallaMe at P Hanford Woman’s Club, Tk>'» was decorated with * By Bernice Kelsey orated In the holiday motif wh. 'noils leaves, sprin­ One of the outstanding with the serving table over­ kled • itii glitter, and red events of the holiday Mason polns ,ilas. A large silver bell In Oviedo was e holiday laid with a green cloth and m v was hung Rom the celling punch party and open bouse bolding e centerpiece of red over the stage. The bride’s given by Mrs. C. T. Nlblack, roses and red candles. Santa's table was covered with a Mrs. James Partin and Mrs. sleigh and reindeer flanked white net doth and held the A. A. Myers recently at the by white candles ware featur­ five-tiered wedding cake. ed in one end of the room and home of Mrs. Nlblack. Judy Lavender, Jean Wilke During the hours between In the other end was a smalt and Joan WUko kept the 9 i.m. and 2 p.m. the hostess­ Christmas tree and silver bride's book. Greeting the es entertained approximately punch bowl. guest* ware Mrs. Earl Dos- 123 guests. All those marvelous holiday sey end Mrs. R. A. Williams. Lively eamella b lo o m ■ cooklej and open face sand­ Mrs. Raymond Ball was In were used throughout the wiches were served with the charge of serving. Mrs. Ben house and a candelabra grac­ punch. ny Austin, Mrs. Lee Swartz, ed the piano in the living Those assisting the hostess­ Mrs. John Ivey and Mrs. W1I room. es In serving the punch were Him Vihlen cut the cake and The dining room was dec- Mrs. J. M. Staley, Mrs. John D R IB S S H O I I pouring punch were Mmee Courier, Mrs. Robert Soke. Fred Mange, Keith Abney, Sirs. Jack Bryant, Mrs. B. F. M. L. Nichols, Curtis Lave* Longwood Wheeler Jr.. Mrs. W. If. Mar­ der, Randall Chase, Ed Lind tin and Mrs. Madeline LutMU. A N D MRS. C. J. COLEMAN (left) celebrated their Both wedding sey, R. W. Williams, and Mrs. trell. nnnlvurnury with a dinner party given by their son and daughter-in-law, M. R. Strickland. Floating Those serving sa floating Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Coleman. (Herald Photo) beautiful fit. Mara's an boateasei were Beth Morgan, Mr. a n d Mrs. William hostesses were Mrs. Leon Decorations followed th e Charlie Boyd of Falrburn Pam Ptgott, Donna Ashby, Baumholser Olliff, Mrs. George Means, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Coleof Longwood insn. who celebrated their Golden Wedding theme end Gs.; Mr. and Mn. B. L. Boyd Duane Vihlen. Sylvia WU have relumed home after Mrs. Walter Teague, Mrs. W. many lovely gifts were re­ of Falrburn; Mrs. R. F. Fid Hams, Shcralynn Williams, spending the Christmas holi­ R. Meek. Mrs. John Evans, a larstcofccUm of earnloth wedding snaivcrtary Susan Perkins, Linda Per days In Evansville, Ind., with Mn. Milton Gore, Mrs. Kir­ ceived by the couple. C A S U A L S ler of Dsytons Batch; Tuesday. Dee. 24, were guests ■ala, Saggy or tailarai kins, Joy Stanley and Gay their two tons, two daugh­ by Buckelew, Mrs. W. B. Brothers end listen of the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bower- Stanley. of honor at a dinner party couple and their families ters aad their families. Dur­ West, Mrs. John Ridenour, pumps... ail wHhfaahio* For traveling. Mrs. Tyre ing tho trip the Baumholscrs Mrs. Jack Dodd and Mrs. Rex given by their son sn<l daugh­ were invited for the occasion. sox, Miss Barbara Bowertlx, and MUs Cindy Bowertox of wore a tailored camel tan Quests who attended were ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd were held up for 13 hours Clonts, all of Oviedo, and as wells comfort Net al Coleman, at their boms at Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Mathews Parkersburg. W. Vs.; Giles crepe sheath with brown Us when snowstorms stopped all Mrs. Walter Carter Jr. ef of Atlanta, Gs.; Mr. and Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Velma Freeman, ard shoes and bag. Alter n train travel. aiiaa iaall styles. 1301 South Park Avo. Sanford. Miss Mary Freeman, John wedding trip the nawly-weds Freeman and Miss Gall De- will make their home tn Del Cato of Orlando, amt Mr. and Rio, Tens, where LL Tyre Mrs. A. D. Abrams, Mr. and Is stationed with the Air ALL STYLES Mrs. It. M. Jones. Mis* Force. Cheryl Jones and MUs Joyce REG. PRICED FROM Jones of Sanford. JMftVt RMT QUALITY 9 (jliu v u u w Playgirl Mr. And Mrs. Coleman Celebrate Anniversary OUTSTANDING SHOE 1 0 9 0 Personals 0e n n e t f f CORSAGES _ and DELIVERED ON TIME Your Downtown Florist May tho coming year be one o f fulfillment for each member of your fumiiy in every wuy . . . thin la our sincere desire us we SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. tit A Hanford A t*. FA 2-1*22 or FA 2-8132 Personals Mr. and Mrs. Edson Gcit bad their Christmas dinner Friday evening since all ef the family could not be pre­ sent oo Christmas Day. Mrs. Gait’s brother, CoL Howard Lindsay and hit family of SL Petersburg, aad her brother, Harry Lee Llodaay aad bis family, d Titusville, her mo­ ther, Mrs. Bertha Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. William Ktlbee of Geneva were guests. pause to greet our many frienda at the New Year. J / m Stu dio BEST WISHES FROM TH E STAFF AND SCHOOL o f B A L L E T MANAGEMENT AT T19 Laurel At*. Marilyn Sprouse, Director AGES • * UP • BALLET • POINTE 20 Weak WlaUr T« Downtown Cleaners US 8. Palmetto FA 2*5292 Ph.* $22-6322 To Register •9.99 to *19.99 YEAR END CLEAN UP 200 PAIRS W O M E N ’S A N D CH ILD R EN ’S A N O T H E R |TABLE ODD SHOES LOTS W O M E N ’S ! SHOES AND C A SU A L S A N D SLIPPERS $1 .00 PAIR ST A R T S 9:00 A . M . T H U R S D A Y CH ILDREN’S Qusjl^a SHOES Shoe Store D O W N TO W N SANFORD �/ Uta J By Abigail Van Buran DEAR ABBY: During a diesgrvemeat, my husband broke my bom tad gars mu two black eyas sad I could­ n't go t° * family Qsiitm u gat-together because 1 didn't want my people to see me looking Uhe that. Ha's m O y not n bad guy, Abtqr- Ha’s a steady work­ er, drinks ooly on week­ ends, and he’s good to the kids. But when be loies his temper. I’ m tho one who get* it la tho seek. Don’t tell me to laava him be­ cause I’ve triad It and I'm the oat who crawls back. 1 love this guy, but 1 need a few pointers on bow to totphim from slapping ms around. SU P HAPPY DKAR HAPPY: Any woman who gats "slapped around" more than ones either figures tht has it earning, or sha likes It. Practice your foot work and leant to duck. DEAR ABBY; What time do you think an 11-ytar-old girl should go to bed T This will fettle an argument be­ tween my mother and me. many people shocked when they put "R.S.V.P.’ * on Incitations and two days before the wedding or party or whatever It la they have to start railing up the In­ vited Kueste to see if they're coming? I’ll bet if yon stop, ped 100 people on the street and asked t h e m w h a t "R.S.V.P." m e a n t , they couldn’t tell you. It stands for “ Reapuml, if you please," in FRENCH, and how are we a u p p o a e d to know French? If they had put down, "CALL US UP AND TEI.L VS IF YOU CAN MAKE IT, and then the phone number, it would make a lot more sense. PLAIN TALKER my owb tick* th « 1 won't reel * i » ,0 kiss him gooMtfc > KsUy try to pay my W . hut the boy nenf M* * have klned I * * b®l'» goodnight but 8 BMk’l be­ cause they pall Wt to the movies. Dn I * tthik 1 should put up • ktedtr light when a boy wNB *• huy tny ticket? All b 8 okay to kin him U I had sn espicMr I 00*1 timet DEAR F iR flR l .When a boy invites a |M li the movies, he expert! te buy her ticket, and be Aoutdn’t have to put W l ight to do so. Don't emteee n "thank you fee » Tm ly evening" with a Mil. A kiss meins "I Uhl you.” And "thank you" **•«* 1 enjoyed myself. DEAR ABBY: W I?M eo- By Oswald Jacobv One of my moit unusual mistakes of 1SKI3 was when I called the wrong penalty. I was South, and If you want to ate my problem Just leok at ths South hand. I opened one no-trump and was promptly raised to three. Everyone passed and East led the sis of spade* out of turn. The gem* was duplicate and I could accept the lead, where­ upon dummy would go right down on the table; I could de­ mand a lead of a spade or for­ bid a lead af a spade by West or I could simply treat that alz of spades as a penalty eard. None of these cboicse was particularly appealing, but I finally decided that I would accept that spade lead. Per- l i ’ H AI • Running a half-dosen er­ rands and chauffeuring sev­ eral children to and from schools. • Waiting for the repair­ man who doesn’t show u p even though he promised ha would. • Going to several stem ‘J • Baking eaekfca fat aoma organisation one of the chil­ dren belongs to. * Having the washing ma­ chine stop running with a full load of clothes aboard. lack are the kind of Items that make np a housewife's usual day, and they aren’t tsactly the kind af experteweaa Bat goad asm m tleo Af!' tk l B K J101 ill) SOUTH'(B| AKI4 VJ9I ♦ AK3 TV K I N T A L • Mm t Berates Seminole T V PA 2-4MB Carry Out Orders smith Cater TV Bake P k . 322-MM MM S w a rd Avw. H e r e it is . . . s t a r t i n g t o m o r r o w ^ ' • P e n n e y’s Giant W hite G oods Event Nation-wide® . . . PEN N EY’S Smooth, Long-Wearing Cotton Muslins! A A 10S3 VQIll same kind of noneemmltal an­ swer. This probably means that his day was as full of routine, petty annoyance* and simple drudgery as wsa hen. And she probably isn't nay more interested in having a detailed aeonnt o f hie day than he Is In having a blowby-blow account af hart. would ho eo sesyte flad article. • Making herself is such tnuch-dUliked them as clean­ ing closets and defeating the I l i ’ l f l A • ‘ ; » in ' , ’■ By Ruth M illatt Hate to write Utters? Send ons dollar to ABBY, Bo* 33U5. Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abhy’s new book­ let. “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASION’ S." THE GIRL DEAR GUtL: She should WHO WANTS TO KNOWt When ft homecoming huaband aika hi* wife, "Well, Honey, what have you been doing all day?" it’* no won­ der eh* 10 often dismluea hi* routine question with, “ Oh, nothing tpeeial." If he a a a u m e a that mran* she ha* had an easy day, he 1* probably wrong. But it i# hard ta wake a husband listen to a real ac­ count of "her day,1* or ap* Get it off your chest. Per a personal, unpublished re­ ply. writs to ABBY, Box MM, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. tJFTEEN haWoman * J# * A Q »T Both rulnsrakte Booth Waal Nefft 1N.T. Paaa SNA'. Bata Pass Opening lead — A Baal out of turn). aurely had mads tho wont hapa my partner would hava aomething in the suit The roof did not fall on au* bat I possible choice. Dummy showed up with the queen of spades, but unfortu­ nately it was a singleton. West played his ace and re­ turned the suit and spades were established against nte. Of course, I did have 10 top tricks and proceeded to run them off, but had I barred the spade lead I would suraly hare mad* at least one trick more than I did gather and in duplicate those extra tricks are right important While this article Is on mis­ takes I want to point out that my partner’s raise to three no-trump was the correct bid with his hand. 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M U officials played dowa the fact that U of thalr play* era Including ala starters, beearns vtokatiy Ul the night before Tuesday’s yams pro The city of Louisville has offered to adopt the Athistles for the 1964 season aad there­ after, IX Finley la satisfied with his reception, and ha might ask fu.' such a transfer. “I’m trying to work things oat with Kansas Clt*-,” Finley said, "and I’m hopefal that I DON NEW SOM can." far*. Coaches said all throe But he charged previously From tho stands, tho Mus­ that Kansas City officials •and Mason ns a varsity man­ youths did sa excellent job tangs definitely appeared slugager. VIDisms, n staler, serv­ this season and porlarmsd were trying to make him ne­ ed as a first year manager. gotiate a now lease >*with a vary important task* that Newsom, a junior first year shotgun at my head," because manager, was responsible for helped tbo elub have Ita splen­ EASY W A Y — Happy there waa no place elm for the team’s equipment and wel did year. Harold H a i r a t o n of him to play, except to build Naw Y o rk University hla own park. " If wo can’t work owl It almost lookad as If the goal fo r a s o ft layup two teams switched uniforms against Felrleigh Dick­ things with Kansas City, I’ll In tha second half ns Um Mus­ inson Collage In tha definitely request a move to tanga dominated the play. Violets' gymnasium. Louisville," be said. They scored two fourth quar­ James Browltt, executive di­ ter touchdowns and had a rector of the Kentucky Fair­ drive stall on tha Oregon twogrounds, said la Louisville yard Una. that ho made the Athletics m Oregon Jumped te an early H olds* g , I. Bright Psak, I. better offer than thsy have lu ff L -oaard. T. O B .'* Column, 7-0 lead In the first quarter received to stay in Kansas I. Color on a nine-yard scoring rya SIXTH MACS — S/IS Milo — City. by halfback Dennis Keller, tlraS* m . 1. Maeibjr. I. Mlk* He said ho offered Finley S e cre u ry , S. Broadosk, 4. Act set up by a 49-yard pass In­ A shot every 1* secoodst an "advantageous contract1* Now, I. A lw ays Alsrt, I. Dsl terception and run by half- That’s tha incredible pact but said the discussion ,did Ton*. T. U T . U d r , >• Ur. W hlaksra beck H. D. Murphy. at which tha Los Angeles Lsk- not go into specific terms. SMVNSTH MACS — S/IS Milo Then Oregon quarterback eri and the Detroit Platons Browltt said Finley predicted — f i n d s r - 1. Alta U.. 1. CosBob Berry, whom the BMC fired basketballs at the bas­ the A's could draw more than a s a , S. Casual a s s , 4. D srld players fed is almost equal ket Sunday during their Na­ nock. I. R ock Tray. 4. Mlk* a million fans a season in MaeDuff. T. Maka V Mors, I. to Navy's Roger Staubaeb and tional Baaketball Association Dinah's O sno Louisville. Thsy drew about Baylor's Don Trull, began hit­ game at Fort Wayne, Ind. EIOHTH RACK — S IS Nil— 800.000 ia Kansas City last f in d s C— 1. Otory *•», 1. Malt ting his receivers. With a goggle-eyed crowd season. Sprint*. S. Lank Hank, 4. Mrs. He drove thn Webfoota on Mop*, I. Cindy Robbl*. 4. Ml<lof 9,390 looking on, the Lak­ Engineers said the Fain, Urm . T. DI| Trndt, I. J iy n s two 13-yard marches ended er* connected on 34 ef 121 grounds Stadium, which seats Niily by a 23-yard touchdown pass u x t x hacm — a/ia wiu— field goal attempts and the 20.000 could be double-decked to end Dick Imwnlle and a f i n d . A— 1. C h iru k tt Sundial, Pistons on 44 of 110. to boost Its capacity to major 1. good Tow n. a. K1or*nc* Mc20-yarder to end Paul Burl­ Thst made It a grand total leaguo standards. Nabto. 4. Linda Cull*. I. K.lna eson. The Webfoota got so Tarry. S. Debra Taryn. I. Lar­ closer than the SMU 13-yard of 339 shots from the floor in Thera have frequent rumors ry Kaaba. S. I'al a Kllalif the 49 minutes sod that that Finley, who bought the tUSTH MACK — a/IS MU*— line after that doesn’t Include go shots taken Athletics from the Arnold firad* R— I. On Sherry. I . SMU opened the third quar­ K l*«l Matron, 1. Proud K»»l*. from the free throw Um . Johnson estate three years ter with a drive that stalled 4. Il**t Clu*. ». K A.'o U til* n u t.r , I . Kallacy, T. Das Hob­ on the Oregon two and an­ Result? Tbo Lakers scored\ ago, w m disenchanted with ble. I. M eta other that got to the 31 be­ ■ 1W-I28 victory with Jerry Kansas City end wanted to fore scoring on e three-yard West pouring In 39 points and1 move the club to Dalles. How­ pus from quarterback Danny Elgin Baylor adding 33. Ball- ever, Louisville never waa Hoeller Wins Thomas to halfback John sy Howell had 23 for the Pis-' mentioned as a potential new tons. Droderick. site earlier. Grid Letter Two Oregon paas intercep­ Oiesr Robertson, playing1 Finley has kept the AthLEXINGTON, Mo. _ Cadet tions—the Webfoota grabbed s k c o v ii n s i K — i i i wit* 1 letlcs* offices In the stadium — Il,a4* IS— 1. T * K irn , 3. Warren Hoeller, son of Cdr. off four for the day—itallec J under a temporary permit is0 . B.'s W**<ty, I. I'aravlll*. 4. and Mrs. Warren J. Hoeller two more SMU drives before Wlekat Marsh. J. Watch ll, S. ' sued by Kansas City end valid of 1104 Cornell Dr., Sanford, I'ogu*. T. Go Ho nock, I f a b l* the Mustangs scored la the " until Jan. 10. But ho bucked Nynatnlla has been awarded a company last 34 secoods on another T ill HU RACK — l/I S Nil* — ' first because ho contended the football letter at Wentworth pass catch by Droderick, this lira s* IS— I. lD n r.c, X. Stepr clty’e offer obligated him to *111*. 3. <?•>(!on lai** I. B o s ­ Military Academy by the time an elght-yarder from the accept their contract offsr. nian, I. C *»u »l L*t, I Ho Tip. school's athletic councU, Maj. arm of quarterback Mac T. I'anila Itock. I. Toylon Now tho permission, as unFOURTH MACK — B/k Nil*— John C. Readecker, athletic Whits. ' derstood by both sides, spedliras* C— t. Atnpla Hock. X. director, announced today. Ilunw, t. Port* D*lt, 4. Mhan! flea the A’s are still in their Inter-company competition srl Ia Jon, 1. Mn*'a (lal. 4. Sly office "without penalty." I'rou f. T. Mlra.-I* Work*r. I. commands ■ keen interest Mayfair Men I'*u Sic Kay among the cadets, says MeJ. KIKTII HACK — I IS Mil*— 1, raS* K— 1. nt*p Boy, 3. Za- Readecker, and It la Instru­ Golfers To kro. I. n in s JllU r. I- Oholly, mental in developing com­ No Waiting I. Prom pt JuaUc*. I. (,'ha.lron, pany morale and institutional Meet Eustis T. Portico, |. Captain Ailalr Tbo Mayfair Men's golf College G olf k IS T Il RAIN — S/IS Mil* — spirit. One hundred fourteen FO R L A N E S CraS* l»— I. W* ll*t. X- nob team travels to Eustis Sun­ HOUSTON (UPI) — Tbs t>rak*. S. Concord rile*. I. Open cadets from seven companies E V E R Y N IG H T 4. So!dl*r'« Fay. 4. Parrmrt. I. Mrs. S. Ilronlea. I. Tum blln* competed in the Intercom­ day to compete with the Pin* 1964 Intercollegiate golf cham­ T. Ju*l Oarbla, S. Ml** R lllsr, T. Joyotl. I. IU I' i lUnlk. Meadows Country Club tssm. pany gridiron activities at Found* Qutan's Knrtuna pionships will be held March riVTH MACS — S//IS MU*— i b s r t t h r u t . — s/is a i l * Wentworth during the past This Is a regularly schedul­ 23-28 on tho par 72 Pina For ed Inter-tity match and tour­ U ral* IS—<1. Ila i*l L. A . 1. Jo* — <ir*S* C— 1. Ann Robbl*. 3. football icsson. 1 *001 , S. n*n**t llock*r, 4. Hark Tray. S. Ml** Poppy. 4 nament chairman, George est Country Club course. C sllro Hhlp. S. Dinah'* l‘ *s. S. FA 2-7542 Billups, announced that tee- Tournament officials said 14 0 , U '* Mlmplax, t. Iloalun UuJ. Bring The Entire college teams will compete Sonny Sour 1. lUrman off Um* is 11:00 a. m. RALH — S/IS Mil* Family Out Bowling Y. A. May Miss B—Ul l irai ml*i IS— LAS VEGAS (UPI) — Priies (or low gross and for six different champion­ I. O. B.‘a Coup!*. 1. K a tin * t p*y Off. Olrl, 4 Sonny Liston continued his low net will be offered end ships. llnekln Cull*. I Purina. S. verbal bsttls with Cseiius Mayfair members may sign Pro Bowl Game Kbariy Ruck, T. D*t*y Robbl*. Clay Tuesday. During a work­ up to play at the Mayfair's NEW YORK (UPD-Y. A. I. Marlmar sivrii n u n — s/is Nil* — out, a fan badgered Sonny pro shop. Tittle of the New York Giants, U ral* » — I. W. D.-* (irm a il, who suffered a knee Injury in 3. Trav*l*r Ju*. 1. Spot tlo»»!p. with the question "how tall I. Kantry. S. Idem, 4. Perry Is Clay!" Liston smiled and The United States la ths Sunday's 14-10 National Foot­ quickly answered "not big world’s largest exporter ef ball League title loss to the enough." farm products. Chicago Bears, Is expected today to withdraw from the leigus’s annual Pro Bowl gsma scheduled at Los Angelas for J sb. 13. definite and apastfls Umltatiqaa placed an the authority e f the fieentary ef Commerce to Impose further inquiremenIn nr information other than those specified In tho Imp as n seadffion ef firearm purchase." { Kimball alee stated that "the solution to the fireearns psiMsm Use in restraining the irresponsible, the erlmianl. the msntsUy disturbed, end the inexperience ef garth, end net be the control e f en inanimate object which can be need for good end evtl only as directed by tha minds e f those who poesses it." And the Federation official concluded by saying, "Get as laugh aa tha law can devise on the criminal or tha dregs ef eodety who havo proved their evil intent. But do not pens lias," ha suggostsd, "tha law abiding akiaart sr deetrey tha gnat American cltlisn right to ' by government bureaucracy at ’ lavaL* Wa da aal wish to taka stdea In tide tun*, but we era fidant aa we saa be that there are differences of atoa hero fa Seminole County on tide matter. However,' we moot agree that what Kimball says dsso auk* a great deal s f sense, Thera an thousands ef sportsmen in Seminole County who, ws bsllsve, will marur with what the Wildlife Federation official says. M wunl# aasm a shams to place restrictions on fir s . OTM parahaoes .which would or could place a limitation m responsible people and their purchase of firearms. On tha atl ar hand, however, ws must sgras that soma toMtbla wap mast be found to curtail the sals of fire­ arms to those who might be of irresponsible character. Of eowns, this would not necessarily eliminate the pos­ sibility ef this type sf person obtaining a weapon for evil use. What do yea think T We would like to know. WILMINGTON, Del. (DPI) —The University of Delawars will rsestvs the UFI trophy as the 1M3 small collage foot* hall champion at tbs annus! banquet of the Wilmington 8portswriters and Broadcastera Association on Jan. 22. Delaware, which won all eight of its games last season under the tutelage of Coach David Nelson, was ranked first by 11 of the 33 coaches on the United Press Interna­ Raiders Sign Mirlch OAKLAND (UPI) -Tackle Rex Mirlch of Arlxona State Flagstaff has signed a con­ tract with the Oskland Raid­ ers of tha American Foot­ ball League. Shot Every 12 Seconds Scored tional board of coaches to be­ come the first Eastern team ever to win the national small collage title. UPI Sports Editor Leo H. Petersen will present the tro­ phy to the Blue liens at the 13th annual dinner. Associat­ ion President Don Msthewson announced Tuesday night that another feature of the banquet would be the naming of the recipient of the John J. Bra­ dy Memorial Award as Dela­ ware's outstanding athlete of 1983. Among the guest speakers will be colorful baseball fi­ gure Bill Veeck. The ton it master will be Morrie Siegel, sports columnist for the Wash­ ington, D.C. Evening Star. Jet Lanes Orleans Snow Halts Racing The racing program at Fair Grounds scheduled today was canceled by officials due to snow. An inch of snow, ths city’s fourth snowfall of the cen­ tury, forced cancellation of Tuesday's program as well. Ths cancellation waa ordered when ths jockeys refused to rids on the snow covered track. HOW O N LY Blackwell, « Itewalla 33 ■or*. 734x11, 844>tl, •34x14, •44x14, 944*14. EI93TOAM! j 7:40 |Mfc | BARGAIN PRICES ONE OP THE FIVE new a d s added to the Cypress Gardena water nkl shows Includes this trio number performed by Buster MacCalla (le ft ), Alfredo Mendoza and Betty Osborn. 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Tin Fast, In n story signed minded anaagb te reserve tends te tanka a nshiawlii isilli tteeitom spas* Inter this Month te ask Jar *tetar> sacs and nademtaadtog* teward Us diverts sad m u r rises. + * qfctef n | pm t tea derided hn yet may tally aym■ M t e m fr im llt e m r il a friend er nslghbat mdn The newspaper said that A i mm ctrnunaUaew.** Rockefeller's plea waa reA n Poet atory added: ported to have the Mealing “U s advisara have bate dl* at bis first wife, Mary TadvMsd all along m whether hunter Maefcafetter. Tha ftret Is bring tbs matter net into Mrs. InekaMter te said to On eyes. Be has been per- etui be an vnry friendly terns tended finally that be can* with hlr termer hothead, tha net cepa with tho ritanttea aa hat said. tong m it te only somethlag A s story mM that tha far whispered behind hla back. mar Mm. Rockefeller bad giv* By M n g tbo tense fmeefal- M.bar approval far tha gap, ly tad matter of-fbet ha baa •mar la any "aaythteg within Tru-Tendr W ell Flavored B eef Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Y our Money Cheerfully Refunded STEAK Mona dartag this holiday aaason, aad aoticad tbo Christmaa dswrsHte, we Im I that you should know that it wss o n S T cta w a 'm g b l i S - ” Mr. aad Hit. Harold (Hud) Siagtetow apaat tbo yvlatido aaaaoa bora. Hn. Singleton la the former Dotty toar Moaloy. Tamar residents ol thia city, thoy roaida la Now York City. • Full Cut ROUND • SIR LO IN FRESH M EATY • CLUB SM ALL L E A N MEATY The laduatry celarataa Ha M b anniversary is the new year opens. On Jan. 1, lilt, • flying boat service was opened In Florida making to o flights dally ever Tampa Bay between Tampa aad St Petersburg.* Tbo infant lino carried lJ N passengers be- Mrs. Ellisbeth Bullard, of artew, la tbo guoot ol Mr. elude all the students who came borne from college for tbo holidays. 1 can assure yen that tt nos not intentional. Poarlla Heater, Florida Mam* orlal Collage; Badolph D*> vnau*. FAMU; Joe Kendrick, University of KnonvUle; Cs*| ett Graham, Valma Hayai, FAMU; Elisabeth Allen. John­ nie Foster, Bethuoe-Cookman; Sandra M l t c h o U , Virginia State, and Clauds Brown, at FAMU. Faya Oliver md Caessndra Sheppard were Introduced to society last evening at the Debutantes' Ball la Orlando at tbs Quarterback Club. The ball Is sponsored each year by tha Bridgadsttes Club of Spanish Toys tbo “City BoautMuL** Chirks Qalaoo spent tbo For Kennedy Christmas holidays with his family. Gaines la n former Children MADRID (UP!) - Several Panther quarterback. packager at toys were asaeat- H A F F Y NE W Y E A R blad ban Tuesday for ship­ ment to John F. Kennedy Jr. and Caroline Kennedy, the Legal Notice children of the late President e The toys were donated by Spanish children for prese*. tatloa to the Kennedy chil­ dren neat Monday. That la “ Dls do Los Reyss" (the day of the three kings), when Spaniards traditionally ex­ change gifts. Among the toys art a Mad­ rid barrel organ and three dolls dressed In Spanish cos- # # la m i a i le d i t ALICE HAT t. ah Marta* c m a iim * CIa i m r JEW E L M AXW ELL HOUSE m SM ALL LARUE BAG PLANTATION ^Shortening# Instant Lop .^ n BAXET — Limit 2 With Order Cut Green Beans SHOW BOAT NO, S d b f Sweet Potatoes n m tuo os n MccIi n h * APPLES 4 B L U E S E A L SOLID GOLD EN RIPE W INTER GARDEN FROZEN • APPLE • PEACH • CHERRY D w iu t i h i .v r .t i .M lu a i .l i T e e s n l each o f you ere hereby notified en d required le preeenl »ny Cl.lm e and demandt wblcb you. nr either er you, may hare aeainet tha relate ot ALICE H AT, deceaeed. late o f laid County, to tho County Judeo uf a.m ln.ile County, Florida, n t hie office la the court houoe o f aold County at Sanfurd, Florida, within a ll calendar m onth, from the time o f tb o flrel pub­ Spending Up lication o f thin notice. Tw o LONDON (UPD-Tbe aver, coplee o f ooch claim , o r de* ega British family, accortb mand eh all he In w ritin g, and hall otato the place o f reel* log te the Ministry of Labor, •dance and p o ll o ffic e addreie spent I31.M a weak during tbs o f the claimant, and ehall be 1M3 fiscal year. The ministry ■worn to by tho claim ant, hie or attorney and ac­ said the figure for the prev­ agent, companied by a filin g too of ious year wss MAO. ono dollar * D,t ouch claim or demand not te filed ehall he raid. F ley 6- Daniel Coal Output O ff K iecutrla e t the Laet Will LUXEMBOURG (UP I) -* aad T tetam enl e t ALICE IIAT Production of bard coat dur­ deceaead. ing 1963 in the lU-naUoa ■ TCS.HTHoM, p A T IS , European coal and steel pool A Mcl.NTOMH , far! Xieeutrii wss estimated Tuesday at VM Atterneye Poet O ffice p r e w a r ISIS million tana, a drop of LI ■anferd. Flerljta U m per cent from tha previous ruhlleb Per if, II, It, D O A Jan. T. III*. ( CUMS FRESH FROZEN COCKTAIL SHRIMP . . . . 5 lbs. 98c • Smoked Sausage • Wieners • Bologna • Beef Liver 3lbs.$1 U . S. N O . 1 W H IT E PRICES GOOD THRU S U N D A Y — Q U A N T IT Y 4th. ST. & Plenty 1100 RIGHTS R E SE R V E D SA N F O R D A V E . O f Free Parking In R ear O f Storel W . 13th. STR E E T 1 f L �f High Is probably tbs bast pnrerved of tbs Art. A mnWag next month In Cairo af tba higher i far tbs aslvsca at Nubias monuments Is ss> yattod to rmom m id that tba tample bo ghron t« tba V. A. A. Ju, ■ j 'l I* i u ---- **a— - s> I** - U I— —- - I I U g l U ll O B O f t ip I N i l l 7 98 * enter tba Nnbian monument*. The U. A. R. Mteiatry af Cnl* tara and National Guidance la expected ts set an tba recom­ mendation. Pandue vsa dlemantlod by Egyptian si parts laat year, Its earafully numbered sad paekad la eratsa which art stand near Aswan, await* lag a decision oa their fatoro lesttnation. Archeologists a n divided an ths ago af the Temple af Dandur. Boom data it to §ev* oral thouaand years before Christ; others bollova It soastmtad la the first eentary B. C. It la agreed, how* •nr. that abont SO B. C„ the tempts was d e d i c a t e d by Boomui Emperor Augustus to ths worship of two Nubian brothers who had perished by drowning somo fire hundred | pears previously. Temple inscriptions refer to 1 the two heroea as “ the Osiris* favored ones, groat In the city of the Court of Tba Divine Brothers, Palisle and Pehorus, Boas of Kapur, trus-voiced/* I Than Is ao account available, on the temple walls or else­ where, of the lives of the two man or tha deeds of heroism for which they wtro cannonUsd to near-Gode. Archeolo­ gists believe they worn two chleftslne or warrloro who liv­ ed or died heroically at Den*| dur. --S “ Flavoe-Aged** Beef, rich ia protein, la tendered and Careerd by natnre only I Nn foreign tenderlxera nr additives, are osedt Natan atone, predates this highest quality beef, and it ta always certified by U. ft. Government laapnctsre as U. H. "Choice** Bsefl /• BEEF LEAN "BOSTON BUTT* -BONE-IN** POT ROAST Pork Roast . lb. 48c Ham Hocks . lb. 18c Sausage . . . lb. 58c Bacon . . . lb. 38c Pork Steak. . lb. 58c Wieners 12or. pkg. 37c "COPELAND” SMOKED or FREHli NO. 303 CANS CH U CK LB. lb-88' 48 English Cut R o a s t. . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 78c POT R O A S T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 78c GROUND B E E F . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 lbs. $1.98 "SOUTHERN" *WELSBURY** .A,N0B * SElr-BISINO FLOUR 5 LB. b a g NO. Iti CANS Fruit Cocktail 4/$t .00 Peach Halves 5/51.00 Pear Halves 4/S1.00 Fruit Drinks 13/51.00 Pork & Beans 8/$1.00 Tomatoes . . 8/51.00 NO. 303 CANS “ VAN CAMPS" NO. NO. 300 CANS "STOKELY’S" CUT NO. 303 CANS "BUSH" NO. 303 CANS "CIRCUS" "CIRCUS 1307. CANS "SUNLiTF.” "8UNL1TE" NO,301 CANS "STOK ELY’S" 14OZ. HTI.S. to°* Order. p R £ r Mor» Green Beans 5/$1.00 Catsup . . . 6/ 51.00 Sweet Peas 6/S1.00 Jell-0 . pkg. of 4 39c Canadian Ace Beer CORN . . . 6/$1.00 "STOK ELY'S* ROUND SW ISS m a, "HERMAN" B-B-Q "SHURFlNE* A barren temb-ehrlne o f the I two heroea, atand near the original alts of the temple. Archeologlsta believe the door o f the chrlno wae strengthened with stonee at tha tima of the construction of the temple, which wee built on the asme| F U L L CU T axle of the tomb. b CLU B • Temple rellefe show t h o ] great Caeear Augustus wor­ shipping gods who Includo the] two deified Negroes. Tha temple stood on the I Western bank of the Nile 48 miles south of the city of Aewsn. Edging on the water was a platform, soma BO feat by •ALL 51BAT* SO, which served ■■ a quay, A 30-foot high gateway atood on the Weatern side of tha plat­ form at the top of alx email "BONELESS" stipe. Tha gateway's 13-foot | aqusrs bass enrlostd a passuge 4 feet wide and 20 feet] high. The Inside and outside FRESH "!•*% PURE" of the gateway ure completely | covered with reliefs. Home 25 feet behind the | main gnteway stood the tem­ pi* proper, covering an arcs | -L E A N *N TEN D ER" about 43 feet by 20 and Includ­ ing a vcetibulr, nn untccham-1 ber and a sanctuary. Origin­ ally a wall extended from ths | sides of ths gateway to en­ close a courtyard. The vestibule hue two col-1 umns with floral heads on both sides of the entrance, its | walls and roof are Intact, ex­ cept for the southern aide where a d»or apparently had I hpvn opened at a luter date, | -TEN DER *N TASTY** and a cuptlc inscription dated 577 A. D., praising King Els- j punome, was added. A relief i of a lion holding a reed guards tha doorway to tha ante* | chamber and sanctuary. "RANGER" HICKORY SMOKED “ LEAN’* "DEL MONTE- -TEN D ER *N JUICY** TRIMMED T O PERFECTION fappH/Zcw y^ f “ECONOMICAL" mm "ALL FLAVORS'* fappY/eiv Y^r 30.1 CANS 6 fooo vmun cans 99* "THRIFTY" "MHS. SMITH'S" HI OZ. PIES Cream Pies . 2/89c "MORTON’S* BLEACH gai. jug 39c OI.D FASHIONED" 0 OZ. PIES D A ISY CHEESE Pot Pies . . 5/51.00 "SEABRAND" IIKEADF.D 10 OZ. PKG. Shrimp . . . . 49c "MR. G" t; ONE LB. PKG. LB. 4 9 * French Fries 4/51.00 STEW LB. S W IF T S 68 JEWEL * SHORTENING SHORT Mandy Says: ‘Let’s Forget* LONDON (UP1) — Msndy Rice-Davics, a central figure is the Profumo scandal, said today she invited former Prime Minister Harold MacmlUsn and former War Min­ ister John Profumo to her New Year's Eva party. "It's time to let bygone* be bygones,** she said. First white man definitely known to have set foot on Arisons soil was n Francis­ can, Fray Carcos de NDs, who arrivad there from Mexi!eo Jo UML / 4 “FRESH *N CRISP1* 0 u. 4 8 ' Limit I With »3 Or More Fend Order, Pleas* 50 EXTRA 25th & PARK SANFORD •> G O LD BOND With This I Coupon Jk The Purchase Of •'Del .Monte" TUNA STAMPS 3 No. 1 1 Cane 31.00 |Coupon s ' hnI at jour "Thriftwey" Only, Thru Sat, January 4. 30 EXTRA With ThU Coupon A The Purchase Of " lir e G O LD BOND STAMPS FIG HAUS 2 Lb. Pkg. 49c I Lou pun good at yuur "Thriftwey" Only, Thru Sat, Jeanary 4. 50 Carrots APPLES Lb. Pkg. IQ ' 2 Lbs- 2 9 * 50 EXTRA EXTRA G O LD BOND With This I Coupee * The Purchase Of "Dean Freeh" MUSHROOM STAMPS SAUCE *S 0 os. cans Sue l Coupon good at year "Thriftwey" Only, Thru Set, January 4. 50 G O LD BOND With This |Coupon A The Purchase Of 1 STAMPS “C u i i y FRYERS I Coupoa nod lt j , „ r -Thrift* ay" 1* Thru Bet, January 4. EXTRA G O LD BOND With This |Coupon k The Purchase Of Auuftnl STAMPS NLT8 11.30 I Coupon good it your "Thriftwey"! I Only, Thru SaL. January 4. | �t What 1964 Could Bring It hag boon a Ion*. Ions time ■inc« Seminolo County has witnessed the dawn o f a Now Year that brings with it as much potential for growth and development as does 1964. In less than two weeks Seminole should know if It has been selected as the county in which the State of Florida will locate the new East Central Florida University — a fouryear, degree granting institution. The State Board o f Control is scheduled to convene in Tallahassee on Jan. 10. A t that time the board is expected to announce its selection o f one o f tw o remaining sites o ffe r­ ed by Seminole County or the one remaining site tendered by Orange County. I f Seminole is chosen as the site fo r the new university it will a f­ ford this county its greatest oppor­ tunity to stabilize its economy for­ ever. There is no doubt in the mind o f anyone as to what the university will mean to Seminole and the role the institution will play in the prog­ ress o f the county. But that is not all. There is continued development o f the St. Johns • Indian River Canal. This p roject would link Central Flor­ ida at Lake Harney to the intrn coastal waterway at Titusville. The canal would open the St. Johns to two - w ay traffic for commercial and pleasure craft and what this would ultimately mean to the economy o f Seminole County really cannot bo estimated. T he canal authority, already established, has been successful re­ cently in receiving funds, 640,000 to be exact, from the State Board o f Conservation to finance the requir­ ed engineering to establish the ca­ nal’s right-of-way. A Jacksonville firm was retained to provide the en­ gineering. According to reports The Herald has received the alignment o f the canal has been completed accurding to the engineers. In addition, an announcement is anticipated almost any duy indicat­ ing that a port terminal on the St. Johns neur Sanford will be construct­ ed by privute interests which will en­ hance two-way commercial traffic on the St. Johns. Of course, it is understood that whether or not the terminal materializes will depend greatly upon the construction o f tho St. Johns - Indian River canaJ. Also, there is tho proposed ma­ rina complex which would include a boat marina, motel, apartment build­ ing and a cafeteria. The Herald un­ derstands that one locul group pro­ poses to construct the marina while another pluns the motel, apartment house and cafeteria. Even though privute interests are involved there is no doubt but thut such u complex would add considerably to the coun­ ty's economy. During the latter part o f January Sanford residents will be afforded the opportunity to decide on a coun­ t y , wide metropolitan telephone sys­ tem. For u slight additional charge each month Sanford telephone sub­ scribers will be able to dial toll free any one o f approximately 35,000 telephones in Seminole instead o f the present number o f some 15,000 phones. The metropolitan telephone sys­ tem for this county is a must. It will enable the entire county to be tied together from a communications standpoint and it will go far toward uniting the entire Seminole area. Finally, there are numerous prop, erty transactions and other construc­ tion projects. The appearance o f the downtown shopping district could change considerably during 1964. Ground has been broken fo r the shopping center ju st south o f San­ ford and an 1800,000 building per­ mit has been granted for the con­ struction o f the initiul units o f the center. The First Baptist church o f San­ ford is planning the construction o f additional facilities for its educa­ tional system and the First Church of the Nazarene is preparing to con­ struct a new snnctuury at the corner of French Avenue and Second Street. The Herald understands that there are several other proposed projects which at this time are in the process o f living developed. Un­ fortunately, they cannot be discuss­ ed now. With Seminole’s population now estimated bv University o f Florida officials to have reuched the 67,200 figure, and the county’s present economy coupled with the finaliza­ tion of all or a portion o f the possi­ bilities previously listed, Seminole should be on its way to taking its rightful place among the leading counties in Central Florida. There is no doubt about it. The year 1964 could be one o f Seminole County’s best. Peter Edson Ask Not for Whom the Bell Tolls Political N otebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — ment was mad* secondary first of tho now year, and con­ sequently ask that hearing* bo The most fantastic foul-up in boalness. —Sines Dutton had neglect­ scheduled in January if at all the whole, Incredible session of Congress that has just con­ ed to put this explanation in possible." hia second tetter, the next day Still confused, Byrd called cluded rame In a little-noticed ha sent Byrd a third lettar. Senate failure to ratify the In­ Hera ha explained that, “ Hear­ up President Johnson and ask­ ternational Coffee Agreement. ing* on thi* measure are ed hint what he wanted. H* got The White Housa and State sought only after completion back tha answer, “ Leave this coffee legislation till you get Department were involved, of the tax bill." This was all right as far aa through with tho tax bill.** So too, in • elastic failure of bur­ it went. But it didn't specify that's th* way it will bo. eaucracy to get iU signals just when th* State Depart­ Sen. Thruston Morton, Kstraight. ment did want the treaty rat­ Ky., put all this in tha Con­ Fifteen months ago, 32 eof- ified. gressional Record to clear f re-exporting countries* with —So, at Byrd's insistence, Chairman Byrd of charges 95 per cent of the production Dutton send a fourth letter, thut he had deliberately delay­ signed a United Nations cof­ dated Dec. IS. Hera he wrote. ed action on ratification. fee pact with 22 countries that “ I understand that committee Sen. J. W. Fulbrlght, Dconsume nearly 95 per cent of action on tho tax cut bill will Ark., Foreign Relations Com­ all coffee produced. not be complete till after the mittee chairman, followed thi* Tne idea was to stabilise the up with, “ 1 do not bollavo tha world coffee market by bring­ State Department was at ing overproduction down to fault. Thera a n soma new peo­ consumption levels. ple in th* Whit* House." A provisional International What they're going to try to Coffee Organisation — ICO — do is let tho Stata Department We were fortunate. Some of was set up In London last deposit tha ratification with spring, tl was to com* into full of the other hotels got hit tho International Coffee Or­ operating force In 1004 after much harder. ganisation, oven though it ratification of the agreement —Douglas II. Boone, general hasn't been ratified. The SUto manager of Chicago's Shcrbefore Dee. 31, 19tk1, by coun­ Department will then promise atun-BIsckstone Hotel, re­ tries doing 90 per cent of the not to do anything—not to porting that Mine. Nhu of world coffee trade. taka any action under tho Viet Nam left an unpaid Since the United Statre Is agreement till It is ratified. bill of }200 on her visit to the world's Inrgest coffee th* city. consumer, ratification by this rountry was essential. A Ben­ I wl-h I could get around nie hearing was scheduled last February, hut had to be post­ more. I haven't been able to poned when It got snarled up go hunting lately. —Margaret Starkweather of with mSenate filibuster. Seattle, Wash., on her 104th On June I, Secretary of birthday. State Dean Rusk sent Con­ gress a request for legislation Railroadmen have b s i n to carry out U. S. obligations under the coffee agreement. rocked by the conatruction Your score would be re The House passed it promptly with tax funds of thousands Jimmy Young la a brilli­ “ IV has 30, which should ant Journalist who Marled ring up more sales on the latively meaningless since the and sent it on to the Senate. of miles of superhighways, "norms" for golf are bused There it got lost and forgot, half drowned in the waters of hla career many yean ago cash registers? Other things being equal, on IK holes, with a score of ten till about Dee. |, when the mammoth government inland with Mr. Srrippa nf the Srrlpp* newspaper dynasty. the more counters showing at­ 72 being pur. coffee trade warned Hint if the nnvigntiun projects, disxied RINGING OUT Ho listen to the auggrstinna tractive goods, will cause My quit column is based United States did not ratify by the droning around our OUR GOOD WISHES below, fur n e w s p a p e r s more sales. on n total point score of 10, by Dee. 31, tho agreement heads of thousands of governStore “ A" may have wider with 3-d M ng "Average," 7- might die. should rraliie they are ninit.Buhaldiied airplanes. FOR A JOYOU8 really department stores uisles ( m o r e white span* in H, “ Superior" mid t»-H», being Senator Harry F. Byrd. D- — Daniel I'. Isxmils, president of printed merchandise. The newspaper terms! but the “ Very Superior." Vs., Finance Committee chair­ of Assn, of American Kail- NEW YEAR TO ALL! same sale* psjrholog) ap­ wilier nislcs in SUr* “ A" do roads, hitting restrictive “ And God made two grent Rut when newspapers use man in charge of the legisla­ not sell merchandise! plies to both! government controls. lights; the grenter light to rule the only 3 or 4 of the 10 qiies- tion, asked the State Depart­ S o m e “ arty” journalists lions, that ruins much o f the ment wlint its wishes were on CASK IUII5: James II. day, and the lesser light to rule tho worship white spurn tmt it fun for the reader, since it the matter. They plague us in Europe, night: He mudu the stars also. Young is an astute newspaper Then began a week’s ring- (hey assault us in Latin is hlnrk print marks which kills the test of competition. — Genesis 1:16. editor. • • • • are the salable merchandise nroiind-the-rusy that only a America, they bedevil us in “ Dr. Crane,* he began, Remember, most people like revolving government can pro­ that subscribers pay for! the Far East, they In short The fact that our man made stnr, “would you mind repenting lo compete with tho 10-point duce. In quick succession. As­ 4k So fill your newspaper with mock every virtue that we the U. S. Christmas satellite, failed some of the paychulcgirnl ax norms (par for tho course). sistant Secretary of Stale for tell others the United Btates to reflect the light intended may lie ionis of interest to newspaper­ a greater nunitier nf iittrncApplied to journalism, this Congressional Relations Fred­ live print features and you'll stands for. a commentary on human weakness men? bent the “ white spare" boys means that it is better to give erick G. Dutton wrote four — Edward R. Murrow, head of and a reminder again o f tho Lord FA 2-3241 “ You gave some of them adequate space to a strong Irtters to Senator Byrd. Each every time, assuming that U. 8. Information Agency, and Creator o f the ends o f the earth. recently in your 'Motivation feature, ss per reader polls, one said something different. 127 W. FIRST on American racial strug­ — Rev. Fred B. Chance, Pastor, Test,' but I know you hnvo your feutures aro equally at­ than to offrr two or three — In the first letter, dated tractive. First Baptist Church, Sanford. gles. mentioned many more.’’ Buyers aro quantity mind­ fragments of different fea­ Dee. It, Dutton told Byrd that, Contrust two department “ Early action on tha bill, bsed! So are new iqiaper subscri­ tures. stores, for newspuprrs are lit sovcrul big cities, school fore the end of the calendar bers. They crave readable really depurtment atures of superintendents havs excluiin- yeur is s matter of urgency.' copy. printed merehnndise. —A few hours later Dutton And u«e “ horse sense,” too. ed: If Store "A ” baa "Jo conn“ Dr. Crane, I didn’t know sent tho senator another let­ For example, I write a qui* ters on ita main floor while column usually heuded ‘ ‘Teat you were the author of that ter, rutting out tho request for daily 'Horse Sense’ quit action by Dec. 81. Yeur Horne sense.'' Wliut happened was that column or I'd have assigned since the recurd level in JulyIt offers renders “ audience Examinations of special Im­ cies will be conducted early Hlgb school graduates with 1939. it to high school students somebody remembered that participation,* for I list four portance to high ichool grad­ In 1904, according to l-lorida no formal work experience, President Johnson had just In October, 6,3*7 new nun- answers to each question, nod long ugol" uates considering employ­ Merit System Director, Ger­ as well as persons having a farm dwelling units were Which meant that educat­ given tha highest priority to Ju st toll us how much ["cjjT the render then makes his ment with various state agen­ ald L. Howell. recognlr.d equivalency cer- authorized, bringing the total ed people like to huve known gvtting the tax cut bill clear m o n e y y o u n e e d to - ~ own choice. tificate. may obtain applicu for tho year to 6U.322. Based authorities behind their print ed by the Senate Finance Com­ m eet all your seasonal Hut some editors emascu­ Uon blanks at offices of the on the construction rate of mittee. So tha eoffca agree menu. O U R BOARDING HOUSE exp en ses. Phone lo r jjf Florida Slate Employment the first ten months, 1963 con­ late one of the chief appeals “ Unbrnndcd" merchandise VOUCAME FROM A LCMu H l GOT IT prompt, courteous service! Service. Adequate training, tinued to be a better year of this quiz column. How? liw e OP PLCDOC AWK£g4! |> NOW.' J OVER 3r* YEARS Well, suppoie you were lacks the uppeal of goods that yOU YEH.SCOKUMCLE SEN, fO fty «- matched to job standards by than the previous three years. pluying IS holes of golf hut beur k n o w n guaranteed At First * Palmetto 4W O *B O VF - S M t X lM j central olllcc Merit System LOANS UP TO $400 HSTANCEr.'-6'ftHEO TO ^TRTlM -io Total construction for the names! Why? FO* m t f -T U S NOTSO (Alongside old post office) your host suddenly stopped H AM S Bead o i l s ’ ■fUiNgveiena personnel in Tallahassee, first ten months of 1903 was BEMTLSV WILLftMtR Credibility is increased by serves to admit every appli­ valued at SI.13M17.OUQ. This tho game after the 3rd or knewn brands. CM O.COUM C U K ..I cant to examinations for ia a percentage increase of 4th hole! (Always write to Dr. which he qualifies, the direc­ 6.1 per cent over 1962. The h BENTLsy pledge u a o s ) ) ^ [ ^ ^ ? 2 1Ly, ' T ^ t u S r r , ' W Crane In care of this news­ tor said, and applicants quali­ total for the same periud u( paper, enclosing a long CONTINUAL 61ANT? fying on these tests will be 1962 was S1.U66.133.UU0. FINANCE SERVICE, INC stamped, addressed enve­ ranked to (ill existing and The Tallahassee-North Flor­ of Sanford lope and 20 renta to cover future vacancies during the ida area had the highest in­ • Carpets • Furniture /T V lly Hal Cochran tjping and printing costs V year-long life of all Job reg­ crease of construction during • Tile • I’ lanoH 110 South Magnolia St, •••••«*••• FA 2-4612 The averugc woman needs when you send for one of isters. • Rental Beds the first ten muntha with a no eulogy — she speaks for his booklets.) Applications received by 33.1 percent rise. herself. Jan. 23, will provide candi­ The largest decrease in date admittance cards to high building construction was re­ Play it safe and don't let school graduates on the Feb. corded In the Duval County- your imagination run laiiqiunt • statewide ramination for Metropolitan area with a with your judgment. Biological Aide I. Clerk I, drop of 13 percent. • • • . • * • Clerk-TypiM I. Dental Assist In today's country traffic ant. Draftsman I. Duplicating The first man to fly round the question is not “ Why did Equipment Operator I. Engl- trip across the Atlantic, Capt. the chicken cross the road," m x ncertng Aide I, Laboratory t . “ Dick" Merrill, has but how? $544946 * a s s Aide, Photographic Techni been selected to pilot a repli­ VOUA HAPPY cian I. Racing Lab. Techni­ ca of the uorkl's first airliner HEWVEARs You're in far s lot more cian I, R a«1i» Operator, Sten­ on a flight from bt. Peters­ happiness if you really live ographer I, Switchboard Opcr- burg to Tamps, commemo­ all the days of your life. ■tor I, Tranicnbcr Operator, rating tho 50tti anniversary ■od X-Ray Technician I. of scheduled airline service. T h e office positions of St. Petersburg and Tampa Rage l-A Sanford. Wed., Junuury 1, 1961 Clerk-Typist I. Stenographer will be the site of Ilia? Golden I and Tran-criher Operator A n n i v e r s a r y celebra­ require passage of a perform- tion, which will see Merrill at WSLTCa A. EDITOR AXD rtULUIIER soco tait prior to the written the “ slick" of a 1914 llrnoist JULIA* L. iri'.WTKil* r n r .u w e l l s READY NOW! examination with such per- Airboat. It wav the ItenoUt A s s o c ia te K -JIto r M a c h a n tc a l Hupt. r s u i i v tv r»:i.r J I V IV ! S IIIIE V I* k » « frnmanr* t e x t s scheduled that flew the first scheduled FROM *J.50 Ul» R ils ln e a s M s n a s r r M aitaclns K'lllor e'ery week .t» offices of the airline service, and wav the J t I»V S k i L I H V M H I S I 'I E. JOMASO.S Florida State Employment origination of today s multi County Editor C la s s if ie d D lra c to r Grapes ille Nursery ■ R L E * OLCRSO* "H om es O f Distinction” rS A X H V O L T O L IX O Service. million dollar airline indus­ C l r e s l a t l a s S la n t s « r S o c ie ty E d it o r 2221 Grspevill" A vs. C U S T O M B U IL T try. FA 2 0»»6 a tB stH ir r tu * r i t e s The second highest level of Merrill will refly the on■ aaia Pallvary nr wait Pifuutpil on liirRe individually landscaped lota “ Scull* Dealer* S.m laali Coawty til Olbsr monthly . activity in new non ginal airline route J*n It Features include central iicut and air conditionm? I * •• t T«sr • '. l i t 1 Taar Jt* Wash farm building construction S IS * M o n 'm I ** I Months Se« the new home at 110 Idyllwilde Drive. authorised |g Florida tn the S I t | Months S M I M o a th i IS* 1 Month l.M t M onth first 10 mouths of 1963 wai at­ M O D E R N KITCH E N S B Y V. A Postal Ragstatlsav prevtas that all sail subscriptions ba tained ia October. yalil la aUvanea. Th® total value reached E n t e r e d a s second c la s s m s U s r O e to b a r JT . IS IS t t lb s T o st O f flc a o f H a n fo rd , P lo r id a . v a ( s r th a A c t o f C o n fro c o of M sr*h . *133.112,000 lit October ae1ST. 1935 cording to sutiilics just re­ The Herald Is a member a| tha Caliad Prasa whlcS la •*M ttb k A N t* AT A SAVING leased by th* Bureau of Eco­ titled asclustvaly to tha aaa for rapisblleatlea sf sU tha local saw* printed la thlc newspaper. nomic sad Business Research / . CONSTRUCTION C O M P A N Y STEN STR O M .No part o f any malarial, nesa or aavariiaiag. o f thlc edition ot tho University of Florida. of The Sanford Herald may b| reproduced to any manner with* The highest level w a s Custom Building Our Specialty REALTY out w rtttea psrm issloe of Iks publisher o f Tbs Herald. Anr Individual or firm reeponelbl* fo r ooeh reproduction will be reached hi July of this year 111 So. Palmetto FA 2-U103 SALES AGENTS considered at la frlo sln s o s Tt# H erald's eopyrtsb t and will b* and except far that month. General Office 211 W. 23th St. held liable far for dam asm s uns* undlr th* tha law. Published except October s i . , l hi,hast !e. bald liable damugins Publish!* dally axespt Bale* Office FA 2-7493 Phone FA 2-0811 Saturday. Sudsy sad Christas*; publish#* Saturday pracssJmi .. *** «•« hi.Roi ic .--Aitatass* I V«1 reached fa soy month Quotes Dr. Crane's W orry Clinic Thought For Today Sanford Linoleum T ile Co. Unclassified Botulina Poisoning J rioT?? Barbs Sanford Furniture Co. M A GN O LIA TREES G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC r*/ ^JfWDJnXJDLKSul F A MI L Y �r r J JJ ei j g j B B B BN i d ■ B B F H BJB B J F n n n n FI JHBB J J J • J I B J H fl «l m u □ □ bring this coupon the Sanford Herald delivered •‘ / Xi— 1 5 .! «# J 1 Jim* Jh 1 �J> m,— w yk**t , ~.4wr- - • '■ 84. Arttalan Par M .84. Afttaten fw ads mean r o m ao la Ornate*. Uhg now ante. 1 i X S S j X ™ " '' : mates' *1 Park, B N 6 L Office *U . BM8 B99W TP « i ; Ante. Maytag IM; Bate ssod €O0^. Eh* atamatie Camara A eaao tea. ADBbt aaw. PA B4HT. PAJMUCi far Iwma^ft toy. Jta. Rpar. Isstarar dungo•era. te> f t . Aimy-Nevy Barytes. Saateal 204 W. First n u n cu u B n zsi i m , o n m . • r. at t v | J . SOUTHWARD a T S otE oirr- prteae^ ELECTROLUX ateaaar wHh "MSB* Paahtono — factory attaak tmsllsnl teste 923. 32M I11. 1 ta 16 pm. Ctoae sata**. Tarn r i* t kolew ABn al Banter* aai r o t sale - Pte ten, day, HarCar Atom. On., tH ml. •haB, peat sad topooO. X8to t o d SaatoN CM? limits Lloyd, PA S-tete aa Hwy. lT-ax. p. g. Aim targa aatoetkm erlgiaal de­ ft FIB DAY natal for Electric Carpet Shampooev signer sample dreascs, apostrwaar, hatalaf aaita with perckaae ad lie# Lam aai a tew mar* KaUeo too. 081*011% Paralalia. | woebdaya 3:13 4a 4:Bto. RO SA L . P A Y T O N U I HP ahaltow woO pump wtA Mm ) Kititt i u M i PA 3-1301 1T-H »t H H W il M ] Bed*. Bp Dap, Week, er Iteatft Ph. PA 2-3131 1M V . M I t CARROLL’S p u b n r u x x Jim Hunt Realty —1 s. | Government Owned Homes 17. Mata Help Wanted 18. Halp Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 50. Babyatttem 51. Baaotr ftatatot 82. Build . Paint - RapMr S3. Boilding Materials 84. Electrical Serrtosa 25. Plumbing Sarrieaa 26. Radio 4 Talrrlatan 87. Spsdal flanrtoas 88. Laundry Barries 29. Automobile Barrie* 29A. Auto Accaaaoctaa 80. Machinery - Tsois 81. Poultry - Lire steak I1A. Pate M fl of tope |M; Ml ft ef atete Item tonea with torariaal porta; N ft. walk gate* tete FA IBM . READY MIX Concrete, wtodew siUa, Uatola, skapa. btoeha, aaad. aaaseal. reek, pipe, steal, groom trap*, dry welte, ateyylag stone*. Mlnele Ceacreto Co. MB Elm Ave. PA 24711 1RECORDING Pathnmetor, P ACCORDION, 123 Base, asod ta MP lath ee, 8 meatha 1 whs. f awttahae, coot 9M0, atf; stereo-hl-<l oomba con- ■till has guarani**, fiso or J eolttt*; Craftaaun 3-wheel brat each sdterid tamed. • 1 bead uw with 12” table. Write Ban 83, Saalerd Her1 Can 222-3272 aflat 6 pm. aid. RENT A BID RoCaway, BMHHI * M r P1BAPLACI WOOD Oak gad Ptaa M art Mania, m o a law price* cheek the Herald clsssiflcd pages where local dealers advorttot. Priced From $6,760 Down Paym ents A s Low A s $100 Monthly Paym ents EVERYBODY M anagem ent ft Sales Broker 84. Artictas For Bata 84-A Swap or lithangs 85. Artktao Wanted 86. AutemobUsa - Tracts 86-A Antes Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycle* - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cahnnaa 40. Farm Equipment Mr. Leetharkorp - T IZ Z Y THE TIME TESTED PIBM US N. Park Art. PA BSUB LM N Enterprises, 322 2744 OfBea PA BUIS \%UNDHL 2 ACRES eraaga fravo, plus I Bedroom kouaa oa Uptala Road. Per particular* call 237-3222, lUOU*, PU. "What thla country nasda la a good By D ick Turner LOCH-ARBOR—Bp Owner, 3 BB., I bate*, largo itoee flrapUca la wood piaalkl 11viag room, Pin. Km., uti­ lity room, largo rooms, apea-beim ceilings throughout. Owner being transfer, rod. 3483 Country Club Rd. UNO TBANSFEBBED. Must seD 3 BR, CB home, fenced yd. 3 yrs. old. No cash. Assume VA Mort. 702 Baywood Circle, Sunlend Bit. p a Many. LAKE LIVING SUES READS A U T O G LA SS IN S T A L L E D Benkarik Glass and Paint Company S t Johns R ealty OBEEMBK1AB bole* let* available ta Greenbrier ad Leek After ovtrloekinf golf cowee. Custom building ta pour ■pacification*. Croonbriar dorolopod bp K1NG8WOOD BUILDER8, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. PA 2*8074 Coleisd Meter Beale Carrier THE Jim Hunt Realty Nitet PA asses | mcottM C A R N IV A L b HI Masaelle CLASSIFIED Ph. PA B4HB A Sea* Cavan Low Mearthly Papinonta For Camplata Informstioa 8oa Or Call Your A U TO G L A SS ft SEAT C O V E R CO. <M W. Sad St PA M M ALL WORK GUARANTEED I I . Poultry • Llvaatock 4 Gallona par day milk cow. Old type Guernsey. 1123. PERMANENT Wave Special PA 2-7477 after 4 p. » . 20% off regular price* opaa evening* bp appt. HORSES FOR RENT. <2.30 lit N. Park AVO. 1221421 per hr. Beautiful riding Fra* Partial let 4 BR, I bathe, eeatrallp heat­ trails. Hones boarded, 123 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop ed A alr-coad. Peaeed back per mo. A up. Ph. Geoova 2ia Palmetto Av*. pd. Water eaftener A Isnd343-4711 or 847-28*3. Phone 3220S24 *taped. PA 241611. Harriett's Beauty Nook Location, comfort, price. Vary Eve Appt'a. 2 Sr. Beauticians Important factors la bopiag IM So. Oak PA >-<742 FOR SALE. German Shepherd Pupa, No paper*. • week* a houta. Charming 9-bed­ eld Doe. lath. Melee <23, ACE BEAUTY SALON room, batk-aad-half home, remelee <11. Phone 348-4131. In viow of Mayfair Country Mayfair Hotel, Open evening* Club. Centrally hasted and bp appt. Service from Tip- POODE CUlpplag »*. Beauti­ to-Tip. Phono 2238323. air • conditioned. P r i c e ful tvi" white top miniature ti>,a*>. Na auaUfpiag. law stud fee <73; Tiny Top, whit down, pi pmante ae taw a* emela, 13 wk*., Koum bro­ <7137 Including taaea and YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC, ken. $113. Ph. <43-4711 or toeuraaca. Ba the first to Cootncting A Repair* phoa* Art Dap er Clift A Control* Akiaa at BUmpor Agency. lit Sunmt FA M3( 32B4W1, ltt» So. Preach BLOOMING Roeoi on Cher®, kee clock. All other kind* PLUMBING Opportunity ef Nursery shrubbery and Coatracting Repairs trees. PBBB ESTIMATES Orap Shadewe Nursery BXCUIBVE BUSINESS B. L. HARVEY ■ Ml. B. en Sanford Are. <1,301 minimum, |3,aw matt- 304 Sanford Av*. PA 2 mum investment, 2 to 3 DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ hr*, time per day 3 to 4 27. Special Senrtcaa nual* ready now. Upssla days par week. Approx. $4,Rd. Near Mayfair Golf 4W and up teeomo Course. per year. Could ba much higher If more time spent. Meal for man with iteady WANTED roUa^R coupla to 4-bour-a-day type job, or Travel GREYHOUND. CaU taka up maathly payments school teachers, housewivts PA 2-1421 or W93 and we «f H U t en I complete er partially disabled. It to will havo ear TAXI pick ala* very suitable tor vigoryou up. Homer little, Grey­ oue retired mat. Writs giv­ hound Bus Station. ing occupation, age. address, PIANO SVC. A TUNING f r e e : e s t im a t e Rebuilding • Rc felting Upholstering A Mattress rtaFREE ESTIMATES Pearson, e/o General De­ •vstlag. New A Used Furni­ GENE CUMBAA livery, Hollywood Booth, ture. Cull Nix Bedding Mfg. 322-2861 — Call PM Only Co., at 70S Celery Ave. PA 3-2117. HEATING SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty gall Us Your Purnlturo. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. PA 2-0*77. FOR YOUR SAFETY DRIVE with headlight* on Used furniture, appliances, Save your battery tools, ate. Bought • Sold. h*teQ Safely See switch Larry's Mart 313 Sanford Geneva Mfg. Corp. Ave. Ph. PA 2-4123. Ideas, Designed A developed General Machine Work Welding GUNS. Now A Used. Largo FA. Geneva M*-4iaMm aetoetton. Will trade, Also repair. Tackle sold A re­ paired Oitead Bridge Pish You II get tne response You want when you use WANT <• �rv51• m Pm 4A — t o l» 1961 C O M IN G S O O N . . . 1 0 0 4 C H E C K ® * O F T H E Y E A H SA LE! Canaveral Port \H#yIjewlk- Gets T ra d For Enlargement TALLAHASSEE (UP!) The cabinet todir conveyed to the Canaveral Poet Author* Ity *71.5 acreo near the alia* Da teat range for ute in. on* largemont at Canaveral Har* bar. The conveyance contain* a clauM requiring that it be retained to the atate if not ooed for public porpoaee. If th* authority, which applied on behalf of the federal gov* eminent, refuaea the public purpoM reverter clauac, H win have to buy the land upon condemnation and pay the •tale the appraiaed value. The cabinet, aitUng aa true* feet of the Internal Improve, meat Fund, aleo dedicated at the request of Brevard Coun­ ty a valuable area 2.5 mile* north of State Road 520 on Merritt Iiland for public re­ creational purpoaee. The land, comprising M acres, would be more valu­ able for commercial purposes, according to State Engineer William Kidd, but he said be doubted the atate could get as good a site elsewhere for a park area under today’* In­ flated prices in Brevard Coun­ ty. Kidd la chairman of the governor’s recreational de­ velopment committee. v a. W -lt /r r .R || RVAN8 an.t K A T IIIIT K C . EVANS, hla wlfa, Iiafan.lanla. Ct.KRK** N O T irn OK S ll.f . NOTICE IH IIKIUCIIT (IIV. V.V that purauant In a Klnal I'acraa o f Fnrarlnaura. ilalad tha Sllh day o f tiaramhar, U SI. an.l in la n d In Chant-ary C a n No. S17IS, in tha circu it Court o f lha Ninth J u llrlal Circuit, In and for Oranga County. Ftorl.la, wliaraln TIIK CK.NTIIAl, TIIIJHT COMPANY, an Ohio corporation, la Plainlirr. ami W A l.T K Il II RVANH ami KATIIHTN C. EVANS ara I'a fim la n ti. I Will rail (o lha h ig h lit ami hail hl.lilar, or bl.l.lara, fur raah, at lha front floor o f lha Oranaa County r«urtti>>uaa In Orlando, Or* a lg a County, Florida, al t5 n» o 'clo ck noon, on tha Ilrd .lay o f January, tost, lha fo llo w ­ ing daacrli.a.t pro parly aa aat forth In Bald Final Pacraa, alluata In Oranga County and Fainlnola County, Florida, tu­ la II: Orangr County: I’ arcat Una l«»l 7, and tha South IS fa«i o f t.nt S. n iock "A ", i ’ I. e a k a n t i * i iik M in ­ ts tv in ION, a c-or.lln g to lha plat tharaof aa racordail In |'la I llook '‘ t.” , I’ aaa I'ul.lla Itaonrda of Oraoaa I'uunty, Florida l.aaa Ilia It aat II faat o f aald tract. I*art*al Two-— Tha Nurlh I fa il o f tail I, ami all of Laita $ amt lo Him k •M” o f I'l.K V H IN T I* IIIK (iaaa tha M i» l I . fret I a.-1-..r.llng to Ilia f la t III U ia ia o f a a ra - cor.lv.I I'lat (took 'l.'*, l*nt« St of Ilia I'ulilta 111ror.lv o f Oranga County, Florida. hemliiola I -.mill v . Florida: Meat O lta-llalf I I I ' , ) of III. Cast On a Half lC ' i t ol Ola N o r t h e r n (Juartar i MI ' . i „ ( in* Sou'haaat Quartar IH C',| ot daciton Twanty-Htx <IS|, Tow nahlp Tw anly-O na s21> South, l(a n » l Thirty tinv t i l t Eaat. rontalnlttg to a-raa mora or laia, and nut bain* tha homattaad o f aithar or hath o f tha p a rtia l harato TN WITNESS W H EREO F, t h »v « haraunlo aat my hand a-* I offlola l aaal at Orlamlu, O r.n g a County. F loilda, tbla Still .lay of Docainbir, IStt. Itfk M L i ll'T M L K W. NEW ELL Clark o f Circuit Court Oranga County, Florida Ily: Paulina M. Murphy Oaputy Clark C C IlM tV , UL’ UNUY * II.INOLET 1*1 North M agnolia Avanua Orlando, Florida ttto r m y a for lha lU aletlff ruullali Jan. I, 1**4. ^DF-IOJ IB R K T r Ameer's tier Sliced Bacon....................* 49* Swift's Ftsetleet Cheek ItvW Swift’s Ft set lew (Head Chkhaa, Ceekad ev leksd T lO t qi an t pWg ' B raunschw eiger................. ra. 39* , 0 WASHDAY SAVl Sliced Ham ................. 59' 49< Teaesw'i Tetty •hJelau ■. „ Smoked Sausage.......... p » 49' Cays feed's Testy Fretk . . . _______ Wieners..........................i t 49' Harman's Ataeated Wlsad _ - - Lunch Meats............. 3 X . 87' limit 1 P« (lefofM, Olive, tickle b Pimento) 55^ \ R k l !S O !i :/r in raaA'a dairy PRICKS ARI EFFECTIVE THURS.-FRI.-SAT* JAN. 2*3*4 s p e c ia ls Oim i -WWi .......................... ■ST 39c •ieekttsee’1 Nvtiltlaua Tatty Y*««rt ................................ tV 29c iv t iik r i H i n r r u r itT o r TIIM NINTH, J l IIK -ltl, ( IN. c i i t , iv %v i i tern o n * m i »: i in :v t v , r i.o n iiis t II * vrt'.M v ( a , s i n e t i i i : ctSNTn.it, t iiijm t ren t. I’ ANT, an Ohio corporation. Plaintiff. t \5eA- HOLLA, Mn. fUPI) - Char­ les Mayer, 100. began hi* se­ cond century of life Monday with this recipe for longevity: “ Women, wine and fried chicken are the ruination of any man. I eat the fried chic, ken but leave the blondes and wine alone.•• Th# annual m a ilin g nf tha atm -khnldan o f tha Klnrlda Nlala Hank n f Svnfnrd. Klnr IJ». a banking aorpnratlnn. w ill ha halt! In (ha hanking m om on TVadnaadar, January » . ISSt, al 1 p ra. for tha follo w in g purpnaaa: O t KIbpI a lloan ! nf nirart« r » for Ilia anaiilng )aar ami (ha transaction o f auch olh ar hualnaaa aa m a r aoma hafore lha m a ilin g . T. 1C. Tu.-kar 1’ raal.lanl I*u l.H a lt Jan. 1. I, |ts«. CIM’ .tS - (j Serdre'e Testy Legal Notice / I ■ Fried Chicken, But Not Chicks Oldeet town In southeastern Alaska is Sitka, estahliahed by the Russians in 17<n. ,V©T'ce siPUBUK ••• • • # l**? ^ ' #* 2 e\ ^ Flat* Rtllt 49c Kraft’s Chaase (greed JANUARY FRESH PORK SALE. . . Mis* Wlsaemla Feetaes 10',s*es, C H ED D A R CH EESE m allow.............................pkg. 49c m edium ........................ pkg* 53c •h o rp ............................ pkg. 59c oitro-akorp......................pkg. 63e frozen foodn Sirda lye Quick Freaiw LA ST CA LL! 3'JS5* Green Peat 1964: •l«da I t * Qel«k Freaee Samsonite ^ eJ , l S.P* a " Enchilada Dinner ’i ” 49« * F O L D IN G C H A IR S Saebteek Quick Free** DaUanka Potatoes S C O T T lS S U t only ....... 4 'S" *1. r n .Q Q req- Vegetables ......... **«' 59* Clnnamaw at * " * £ * « » « Morton i Donuts 3 u / 1. FRESH P IC H IC S c lb. iw l.h $ 1 5 .0 0 woHh «r tape*) W Boston Butt With Lemee luHsr, Oertee's Fillet of S o le .... li" 59* **scott paper stale99 Oaldan Net Fteaea Raeitd BreadcJ Shrimp ’ST' fs a am s a b b ssa White or Colored Fecial Tissue W h ite ot Colored Thlrafy r a essi r a e s SC O T T O W E L S .^ . . . . m S 33 Libby'e Rich 'N Refreshing 46-oi. . can Tomato Juice 25' SCOTTIES .................... 4 r r *i, White or Colored 2-Fly Tissue pkgs. Cut*Rite Wonderful Now S O F T -W E V E PLASTIC WRAP ..................... Green Peas ... 2 25 33' roll down produce lane FRESH FLORIDA SALAD Go. Red Conned Tomatoes.......2 «“ 25' Suneweef Brand Nutritioue Prune Juice 4°°°r 4 9 Joen of Arc Red Kidney Beans .. 2 i™ 29' F&P P each es Lux Liquid........ 1!S 49' lleven Delicious Pleven I Jell-0 3 X 125' D ressin g . • • r Cookies............. "t."’ 49' lOO^aVvViOO | Jft Oreen mStamps i Ola aaaaaa awrkiaa ak S C O R I H AIR CREAM large tube, 79c ( + le i) U tw w a S a t. ia a . i l* » 13000000000000000000 C atsu p • • 2 "z 2 9 IFFICT1VI TRUL- SeiH ’s Premium Ice Cream FIL-SATw JAN. 1, 3, 4, C ak e R o lls 3 lOOoo ■ m n i ^ lO O W niftW i | Jftl Oroon Stamps Oreen Stamps e a s iM w .g r m d M .S H UM AN S lIC u T LUNCH M l AT <■*!*•**, Oliva, F 0 Ft ] 6-a*. ykga. 17s UiRtras Idl-a i«n . 4. I N 4I 29 Del Monte Zeety Flavored Flier* 19441 25 Pameut Hue Plate Brand Strietmann’s Golden Necter BOOTH'S FROZIN PfRCH FILLETS 1-lb. pkg., 49c l u p i n * t o la Jd*a 4a I H 4 I TO M A TO ES bF im m in g Sliced or Halved Yellow-Cling Pink-Lotion Oetergent a lo00-1 o-ft. 2 3 25' Del Monfe Early Gerden P o rk R o ast ">■ 3 9 P o rk S te a k s »>4 9 S p are R ib s |b- 4 5 Pork Hocks ■ > >2 9 pkgs. _ | T O efxrT . a M $i* j_ i*)l Oreen Slamps wd4k4ig gegpm^4 pRrdlDBD % d ARRID CREAM DEODORANT , 4c-Off Pock, 59c <4- fo il leipirtt t s l . Jlti. A. IM 4I . qt. basket Crisp Florida Pascal ft □ C E L E R Y .....................2 *» 19 ‘ Flavo rfu l Flo rid a □ A V O C A D O S . . 2 «•* 2 9 ‘ Yellow or W h it# 3-M in u te □ P O P C O R N .................8* 2 5 ' WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 b CASSELBERRY, SR 436 FLA. �- i| t 'A Home For Every Man,' LBJ's Goal g > a ttfa rh I m t l i i * Zip Cod# 32771 # WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday; hipth today 65-70; low tonight -18-55. VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 THUDS.. J ANUARY 2, 10oT SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 96 JOHNSON CITY. Tex. ( Uri ) - Robert C. Weaver, the housing and home finance * < “ c iO c' administrator, arrived at the By Julian fttenstrom LBJ ranch today to map with Wc had a nice New Year’* President Johnson a new, Day. Hope you did, too. comprehensive federal hous­ * • • ing program which will go to Congress under the banner Back at the ol‘ drawing of “ a home for every man.” board, can't think of a better Weaver flew today from way to act today'* flock tick­ Washington to the Texas ing than to call jour attention White House with Postmaster to a sign at a house trailer licneral John fironouski. Both men were expected to talca lot on U. S. 17-92. It see reporters later m the *ay*. “ Your Wheel Estate day. probably a:ter lunching Dealer.” with the President at his ranch. Before we torgrt it — the John-on, Weaver ami other MIAMI (Uri) — Premier Biddy Basketball L e a g u c members of the administra­ Fidel Castro, rclchraling hii games originally scheduled tion have drafted what a NEW YEAR'S IIAHY of Seminole County it}>fifth annlvoriary of power. for Friday night will be play­ White House official described I«irvntly is Albert Eugene Darin, who arrived Issued a new warning to lha ed tonight at Sejnlnole High'* as “ a most comprehensive at 7 :20 p.m, Wednesday at Seminole Memorial United Stairs ami "thr lac­ Fleming Gymnasium. The hjusing program.“ It has as Hospital. Unions challenged by still nine ported key* of imperialism" not to change in the schedule was Its aim, in the word* of the babies who may have arrived earlier Wednes­ attempt another invasion of made because S e m i n o l e President, “ a home for every day in the county, Albert's parents, Mr. and Cuba. High'* eagers entertain Boone man.” Mrs. Jerald Davis, 15. It. I, will receive all the Addressing a m a s » l v o High'* Braves of Orlando in A general outline of the presents listed in Tuesday’s Sanford Herald. throng In Havana’ s "revolu­ the local gym Friday evening. ! houshg program was expert• * * tion square" following a M|ed to be included in the Presminute parade of hia regime's Regarding Wednesday's ed­ ! ident's Jan s State of the mad* • in • Moscow military itorial in The Herald, entitled ' I'nion message to Congress, might, Castro boasted that “ What tWU Could Bring,” Johnson vvorked on [he mess­ "with those powerful weapons Manager John Kridrr of the age for two-and-a-balf hour* IDENTIFICATION CAR TADS, to ho Riven will be available to the public for n nominal fee. ho will he able lo fight Seminole County Chamber o( Wednesday night. The committee is also asking each new car against the be*l units of the with each 196-1 meniltcrohlp in the Seminole Commerce explains that the He also telephoned the Dem­ imperialist army of the Unit­ dealer in Seminole County to place a tag on all County Chamber of Commerce, were displayed St. Johns-lndiun River Canal ocratic and Republican lead­ ed Statei." new cars sold. The committee predicted this this morninn hy the ztenior trade hotly'a 190-1 is not entirely a pre requisite er* of the Senate, Mike Mans­ He added: memherahip committee. The committee (left to morning that chamber members ami other citi­ to the establishment of the By United Press lnlrrnutiun.il at Rochester, N. Y., and nino field of Montana and Ever­ •'They know that it (an In­ zens o f Seminole County will display these tab's right) is Robert Resserer, Chumher I’ reaiilent ' proposed port terminal in the ett M. Dirksen of Illinois. vasion) would not be a mili­ A paralyzing mow ami ice inches fell in southern Uhio, Wednesday night to wish linrlylc 1louaholtlcr, Arthur II. Heckwith Jr., in every state in the union this year, Sanford area. Certainly, as tary parade, they know that Richard McCunna and Charles Robinaon, Tag's (Herald Photo) Kridrr points out, the canal storm swept Into New Eng­ Freezing rain uml sleet them a happy new year ami the Cubans will fight and would enhance the present land today, making highways sloshed across New England discuss what the White House will fight until the last man tonnage now being shipped on treacherous and trialing pow­ as the fast-moving storm bar­ called ‘ 'Senate matters." and woman. They know the the St. Johns on a one-day, The I*rcslilont also made er lines, Driving conditions reled fur Newfoundland. Cuban people will not sur­ dead-end basis. Further, Kri­ two other telephone call* render. were hazardous deep Into the Mild westerly winds kept Wednesday night—to Coach drr say* the proposed cross "They know the Cuban peo­ still-icy Southland. state canal would enhance the Midwestern and lircat Darrell Royal of the Univer­ ple will not fight alone in The new English Estates South Seminole Elementary schedules, in effect at the time School n new library anil (into warning< were posted Plains Worming trend in full sity of Texas football team local port terminal's tonnage school closed for the holidays, music Building with vocal ami thnt fight," In an obvious re­ for parts of tin- Northeast even more. which vanqu shed Navy 28-6 Elementary School. Seminole School plant at Casselberry. swing today. Temperatures in ference to the Soviet Union, • • • coast ami school- were order­ Wednesday ,n the Cotton County's first air-conditioned It also means, he continued, will Im tesumed Monday morn­ band rooms will lie ready for Before he spoke Russianthe Ills were common thruugh Bowl at Dallas, and to Navy sehotd, will nut b« ready for that South Semiuolo Element­ ing ami will continue until u-e when school resumes Mon­ Here'* » reminder—If you ed closed until Monday at built luperxonlc MIG fight­ day morning. However, the Montana and North Dakota Coach Wayne Hardin. haven’t had an official one as Meiidian, Miss, ritiundrd auto­ occupancy Monday morning a* ary will coiitiniiu to operute further notice. This applies to plant's new lunch room facil­ er* acreamed overhead, a of yet—that parking meters mobiles stood empty along at 2 a.m. EST, whereas only He congratulated Royal on originally scheduled, according un*6 further notice on u dou students of both South Semin- ity will not lie ready for use. massive parade of power un­ the victory amt told Hardin slick mails from Tenues* cu in the downtown Sanford a week ugo the mercury wu* Ido sees ion basis until the Eng­ ole Elemental/ and English It Is expected that the cafe- rolled across the city through to tell his men they played to utl announcement today by shopping district are back lit through north, hi Aiulutma plunging to 20 below. lish Estates facility is ready lei ia u III be completed and "revolution square" after a a fine game. ami Mississippi. operation today. IL T. Milner, superintendent for use, Estates. Hazardous driving warn­ * • irmly for use in approximate­ 21-gun salute. Thu storm that shocked of the county's school system. Smith Scininot* student* The alt out show of fighting Mil wee declared that the And, while we're on meters, Dixie over New Year's piled ings remained In effect in Every effort was put forth, sums program, hours and bus hav* been using ths Cassil- ly two weeks. la “ ready to repel and con­ The present lunch room, sitVc notice that free parking up heavy snow throughout many areas of Dixie despite Milwee declared, to have the bery facility during the morn­ ualed under Sanford Junior quer odious (U.8.) Imperial­ will rontlnue in Winter Park's Ohio, lVtinsylvntti.i uud New tin- gradual melting of one of school ready for us* by the ism If It again attempts to ing sessions uml English Ks- lilgli'a large nuditorlum stage, downtown shopping district York during th* night. Eight thv century's greatest snow­ time «(*••«■ resumed all-t the sink its claws into our belov­ talc* students have been using '* ill bo converted into shop for at least another ho days. in, he« frll In six hours at falls. Workmen in South ( orholiday*. This neon*. MUwse ed fatherland," the official facilities for use hy the This move was authorised Itufulo, New York, sis inches olina spent New Year's Day .explained, that English Esth* lame plant during after­ parade announcer said In a Tuesday by the Winter Park r»n h fl oillty , »• ' s t n will nathius to operate, noon hours. Each school ha* school's Industrial arts depart- running broadcast monitored 11 i ‘. . rmsm/dii turn Inent. City Commission. Maintain­ pslrinc ire usavage that knock­ 4 its awn office, principal and here. —An a*t dental fender tend­ a* it haa since th* upswing of ed on* <d«s-|rk* unit phone serv­ ing the free parking status i» . The Ro*enw*ld Elementary faculty. Soviet surface-to-air miss­ er here N’bvt Yenr'<* Fhv ,1- school last September—on a ... bring considered a “ trial per­ ice. Meanwhile, Milwee revealed School in Altamonte Springs iles ami a display of various , 'efoped into n aerie - of Inten* double session basis in the I 'P - O l l S D lC S iod" to determine the fcasl Nr. PKTEUMH Itt; t i l l ) iliut b'loth Mrmliiotu Junior has n new- addition consisting anti-aircraft missiles were Thu tilth ho -il Mummn* Banal car eraxhc* on,] ■■n,|«--| bility of removing the park­ \n aerial searth hi * Parade -it. Philadelphia we vvith op. angry driver shoot­ —Dr. Arthur Stnlon Oils, an High authorities had been nt (i'e classroom* whirlt will pulled through Havana’s "re. ing meters entirely. If you Navy transport plane ami a valid off Wedncsvlay whci llmr iif the fumed Otis Apti­ given permission to utilize the hi* ready for use, the Seminole volution square" after C»s. ing the other in tho leg. think Sanford ought to do the Navy hetiropter via* being slum, sleet m l freezing rain tude Test, died here Tuesday school'* new music building school office saiil, on Monday tro gave the order for tho Police mild James <1. It- all, same why don't you write the made at I p. m. tmlay over hit the l ily. Tho parade was night at Bit* age of 77. parade to begin at exactly 10 rrmitly constructed on the morning. 21, of Overview, surrendered Herald and let us know. the northern sectitu •. I ale rescheduled for Saturday. a. m. EST following a 21eumpui. The building consists on at-.- i in ted assault charg­ Here's your chance to sound Monroe following a rep«i l Fire Station Tho Eastern storm contrib­ es si-vi-iul hours after the gun salute. of uo office, vocal room sod of a parachute observed in uted heavily to tho New off. CHICAGO lU P li-T h c New hand room. Russian MIG-31 jet-s "cap­ Incident uml Carter Bryan of lly I lilted Pres* International • * • the water. Year's holiday traffic death tiulfpoit, Fla., was hospital­ able of more than twice the The Southland app< nrrd to­ York Central Railroad has However, the S a nt I n u I a Sanford Naval Mr Station toll, which broke tho record Customers wanting I'M speed of sound" flew over­ day la lie in for some better sold Its 'tulinn at Malteson. school superintendent reveal­ ized in good condition. auto tags were lined up this attache* said (he search was for n :ti>-hour holiday period. head piloted by youthful Cu­ weather after taking a part­ Ill , fur $1 so volunteer fire­ ed tlmt Ilia si hind'.* new cafeBeall and Bryan were driv­ morning from Tax Collector bring mailr hy it* craft in men ran set it ablaze ami torium—a combination cafe­ ban pilots, the broadcast said. ing shot from IDli.l that cov­ ing in downtown St. Peters­ DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) John L. Calloway's office, a rrque-t by Herndon Air­ There were other military ered most of Dixie with snow practice fighting fires. teria, auditorium and large — The St. pemetrlw Greek burg when one of them — through the hallways, down port Control Tower official* planes including MIG-15 fight­ unit Ire, group rises room—la still not puller aren’t sure which — Orthodox Church announced the stairs, through the Court­ at Orlando. Herndon official* Mississippi, one of th* hard Gold water yet ready for use. It was call- today II hail purchased the er* and helicopters In the air i ban - il lane* uml humped house doors, down the front tuM the Herald t h e y PHOENIX, Anz. <UPI) eat hit States, began thawing mated tImt the new unit hnmn nf former Cuban presi­ while Infantry troops amt the other ear. i steps and out on the sidewalk. had not made such a re­ Sen. Barry Gnldwaler Is out after one of its worst should be ready for use in ap­ dent Folgeneio llxtistn here. other units Including Cuba's LONDON H IT) — A Bri­ The necidcntnl collision led You have until Feb. 20 to buy quest. first woman parachutist went winter storms in history, hut scheduled to announce Friday proximately two weeks. Since tish manufacturer of air re­ In a -erie* of Intentional fen­ Navy official* here said Father John I'. Athas said tiy the reviewing stand where new plates. whether he will seek the (itIP South fb-minol* Junior High driving condition* over much the search was being made fresher said today thnt u ran der bendings that police said presidential nomination thi* openrd tn the Fall o f tttii'J, Rntistn, who now lives on an Ca*trn watchrd. of “swear-word eiuxer" It put finally stopped when the two of the state remained hazard­ island off the roast nf Por­ Meanwhile at the office of following a report by an air Tanks, light uml heavy aryear. there have been no lunch room tugal. mild the house for $:lo,out n* an mlvi rtlslng gimmick men pulled to the curb to ous. Tax Assessor Mary Earle line pilot that lie had oh tiller), mortars, anti-tank mis­ facilities. T lie weatherman promised has become a hig seller, m.:ic about their crumpled nno because it was to bo used sile* and multiple light rocket Walker, only three or four serv ed the parachute on Kennedy Praised n giadnal wanning trend in At Sanford Junior High by the church, though he had “ The Idea lehuundeil mi us," fender*. Seminole residents were fil­ the water. launching units were in tho CAM WAS fUPI)— President Beall readied Inin his glove Mis-nslppi with temperature.* Shrrllt J t.. Hobby, at the firm ssid. “ and v r h a v e paid 182.500 for tt In 1957, line of march. ing today (or homestead ex­ Bo mu In Betancourt eulogized expeited to climb into the Allin* said n church would emption. Rriidrnls must file 1:10 p. ni., at the reqursl Ind so many re<p,icsts for the! compartment, took out a pi x* A constant reminder to the late John F. Kennedy low 30s. be built next to the three uml many that the parade wea­ on nr before Mar. 31, To file of the Naval Air Station, runs that we have put the1ltd, loaded it uml shot Bryan Wednesday us “ the lirxt U. (Tear akies amt sunshine wear word eraser on the m tint leg, polite said. He ntie-half story house and Mm pons were the kind used you must liave the deed or dispatched Id • rescue hoal were expected to help thaw S. President wlm ever took house itself would be used against exile invader* at the sale contract In your home (or a xurfaiu search on mar ket at three shillings, six uriemlered himself a n sincere Interest In the prob­ •now and lee in Alabama. p> n e ( t‘i icut, apiece.)” liter. for an educational building. 19tU Bay of Pig* battle was pin* your IWl aulo registra­ l.ukr Monroe. lem* of Latin America ” Tuesday's snow amt lee storm Batista, who wa* ousted by boomed over Havana Radio, tion left more than Id tnehr* of • • • LONDON turn — A top- Fidel Castro In 1939, never The announcer said the 21Leave Hospital snow in some northern courtlevel lie-'inn spy who drfeet- lived ia the bouse but mem­ gun salute "expresses to op­ Tlie first regular meeting JAI'K.m i NVILI.E it PI) — ti. of l!*;t lor the Sanford City A Miami couple, Mr. and eil to th- West two y »ur.t a ;o ber* nf hi* family did for u pressed peoples of America The forevu-l for (ieurgi.i has gone In t unail i to I- gin time, Athas laid. that revolution is possible." Commission is ,et for Jan. IX Mr-, Harry Pickering, the was fair but highways In Ifotvavcr, a reorganizations! last of th* 77 persons injured a ro w life under an assumed many parts of th* state were parley will be held next Tues­ In the Roosevelt Hotel fire, name, informed sources mb) still tieacherous, day night. wa* released fro in a hospital today. Fro t was expected In north • » * The government said tie* Wednesday. uml n-utral Florida tonight. spy, Aiiutoli Dolyntsin, had As for the Seminole County North I'nrolitia wa* expre* Commission, this body will Mummers Parade b e e n spirited ollt of the na­ ed to have what * forecaster hold its reorganua lions! PHILADELPHIA (U P !) -- tion to “ a Commonwealth called "rather Svice wintrr N O W O N LY meeting on Jan. II. Civil rights leaders today country'' which the sources weather for th* remainder of planned In renew efforts tn •aid was Canada. • • * the week.” The ill-tails of Didnytsiri's Hero's a note fur you parprevent marcher* in the liltli $ £ .6 6 Mild weather aim Wa* r n t s . Infectious diseases, annual Mummer*' p a r a d e defection to the West were ! forecast fur Tennessee which Friday Irion wearing black never announced hern. One re­ nmiuly a m u n g children, had I* inches of snow tn soma far* makeup port said he turned himself ilrneh many more i-loridians Blacknall, area*. in early in Hni2 to an Ameri­ plu» tax. in ]%.!, Ilian compared with “ Mostly sunny amt some­ Jap Skyscrapers M illie* ill* %Z can embus*)-, either tn Fin­ Itsil. The marked rl»c caused m ore. 75(1*11, what warmer," was the fore­ land ur West Germany, sa tis Dr. Clarence M. Sharp, direc­ TOKYO (LTM) — I'lan* (or >00x11, cast for South Carolina. tor of the Slate Bond of the construction of several was questioned by IT. S. of 8511x1 I. (tntixH, Health's Bureau of Prevent­ "skyscrapers'' in this earth- ficials for months before he 9.70x11. able Disease., to warn par­ quake-prune city were an­ was allowed to go to Britain, ent* they should he more nounced today. The tallest a* hi- lunl requested. New Tread Other re|H,rt* suul he alert aland vaccinations. will be only 21 stories, hut TIKES t » • this will he higher than any ought asylum from tlm init­ Genuine ial! Endm-sy in Ottawa and Another note almut M'uiinBurglars hit three s.infonl previous building in .l.ip.m X|e|t»be*ta retread* wa* questioned here for N ole County agriculture In business houses Wednesday applied i.n months before hi* clefvctiuti 1M0 Seminole ranked hist night, obtaining $37.30 tn cs.vti IMane Safe sound tire in the nation’s 3,072 counties mat $7 in postage stamps. TRAVIS AFll, Calif (IT'D became known hist July, ru-iiitg*! TRADE WINDS 1’rcsiilent J. C. Robin.-om coiiifrntulutcd H om e S. Flam­ Theta were o p p o s i t i o n in the value of all type* of Chief Roy William* report­ — An Air Force spokesman Frer ming. mumigcr of tin* system’.* now Trutlc Wiml* Cafeteria which opened .MHunting fruit sold. From 1333 to to*® ed the tiieft of 532 in cash said Unlay that a C12I Globe charges in July that the gov­ this morning In the Seminole I’lazzi Shopping Center nt ( ’a.*.*el berry. The Seminole moved from #7lh to from a vending machine ami master that had been pre ernment, under criticism for unit is the seventh established in Central Florida. Another is tinder con­ the 61st ranking county. a cash Im at Nc-Hi Bottling, sumed down in the I’acific a series of security lapses, • • • struction in Fort Fierce. Robinson said this morning that "We are especial­ 3Ft Pecan Avenue; nothing j with nine persons ataiard "i* hail leaked th« nows of Doly pleased to join the business communities served by Seminole Plaza, and Today’ s Chuckle -— As coon front tiw: Williams Hardware, still flying.” The plane was nlytsla's defection to Britain we are looking forward to participating in the wonderful growth which a* you pay your Christmas 20a East 23th Street, and $5.30 picked up on radar anil high- to counter tints criticism, it v*e feel is ahead for Seminole County." The Casselberry unit lias a seat­ bills, buy your auto tag* and in cash and $5 in stamps from direction finding equipment, wa* never clear ed up whether ing capacity o f JJ50 and i.* staffed by 75 employees. Six mayors attended star; working on your income the Furniture Center, 1100 lie said The md Dotiiytsin defected to the __ spokesmen . a ribbon cutting exercise this morning. (Herald Photo) French Avcnus, j Dot know toe plane'* location, j Americans er th* British. Ux. Castro Displays Russian Might Fidel Marks Sixth Year Of Red Regime Snow fce Storm Howls Into East English Estates School Opening Delayed Fender Benders Give If The Gun JtSLLUA... BRIEFS Bulletin Weather Eases Up Over South Daytona Beach Church Buys Batista House Ad Gimmick Pays Off Big Ex-Russian Spy Goes To Canada Were Overstocked With 14" TIRES Burglars Rob 3 Businesses i —4 p—i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Canaveral Port Gets Trad For Enlaigement TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Tilt cabinet today eoaveyyd to tba Canaveral Fort Author­ ity S71.3 acroo soar Um alia* Do teat rang* (or um la. on* largameat at Canaveral Harbar. Tho conveyance contains a clauM requiring that It bo returned to the itato If not med for public purpoMi. If tho authority, which applied on behalf of the federal gov* eminent, refuiea tho public purpoM reverter clause, will have to buy tho land upon condomnatioa end pay the etato tho appralMd value. Tho cabinet, alttlng aa trus­ tees of tho Internal Improve* (neat Fund, alio dedicated at the requeat of Brevard Coun­ ty a valuable area 2.5 milea north of State Road uo on Merritt Iiland for public re* creational purpose*. The land, compriilng W acrei, would be more valu­ able for commercial purpoiei, according to State Engineer William Kidd, but bo uld be doubted the etato could get aa good a alto elsewhere for a park area under today’a In­ flated pricei la Brevard Coun­ ty. 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Dafanrianta. With Laman Buttar, Oartan’a c t .r .R K 1* v o T i t r o r i t t . r . NOTICE 18 I I E R E H T <11V. T.S th a t pursuant to a Klnat tlacrao o f Fnrarlnaura, ala I art tha 34th <l»y o f Dai-amhar. Oaldan Nat Frasan Raund l i t ! , an-l a n t . r . J In Chanrary Caaa No. IIT IS . In tha Circuit Court o f tha Ninth J m l l d a l Circu it, In a n i for O ra na* Coiloly. Ftorhla. wlirraln T H E C E N T R A !, TIIIJHT COM PA NT. a» Ohio ro rp ora don. la Plain* tiff, amt W A L T E R II RVANM ami K A T IIItT N C. EVANS ara I i . f . m l m t », I el|| ,.| l to tha Libby’i Rich *N Rafroshlng hlith.at ami b.<t hhlil.r, or bhlilara. for ca .h , at t h . front (l-or o f tho o r a n a . County C o u rt h n i i .. In Ort.«mln, Or* anaa County, Florida, at IJ:»» Del M on t* larly Gordon o ’clock noon, on l h . IJ r.l .lay of Ja n u a ry , 1941. l h . follow* In * 'laacrlhail properly aa aat forth In aahl Final D.cr aa, altu a t . In O r a n * . Cnunly »n,1 Go. Rad Canned Frnilttula County, Florida, low it: O ra n a . County: I 'a r t r l o n . l o t 1. and t h * South IS Joan of Arc Red f . « t n t Lot S. Block "A". P LE A S A N T P W IK 81)11. DIVISION, aci-ordlna to Ihn plat t h . r a u f aa r.cord *d in IM.it llook ” L”, I'aaa Flnk*Lotion Detorgont 47, I'uhlta llvcorda of Oranao County. Florida. I.*ia tli* l i c i t I I faat of aald tria t. Pa real Two— Kievan Dalictoua Flavor* to Tha North I f a . t of Lnl S, ami all of l . , t * S uml lo Him k •’A” of P L E A ­ S A N T P AIIK ll*». tha U r a l 1 , f e l l aocordln* Strictmann's Golden Nectar to ill* I’lat Hi.r*->f . a r»Curded In I’lal (took ” 1.’', pan*. 4T or t h . Public H.r o r d . of O r a n * . County, Florida. bcmlm.lc t'oiinly. Florida: \v**t t tn a - l la l f i l l ' , ) of the t'.aat o n . Malt IE S i ul Ilia N u . l h n . a t ijuart . r |NW 'a I of Ilia South•a i t ( ju a r t a r t S E ' . t of Sactlon T w a n t y -S I* (14). Townahlp T w . n l y - O n a l i l t a fO O la< a * a m mi a m r fu a aa h So uth, It a n f a T h i rl y - O n . SCORK H A IR C R E A M I S t l Eaat. contain ing to a- raa mnra or laaa. and large tube, 79c t-fnot b a m * l h * homattaad i«a«« lit. in . 4 l* a «> of aith ar or both of tha pa rt laa harato IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , 1 h a t e h . r a u n t o aal my hand *'< I o ffic ia l a . a l at Orlando, EXTRA O r . n i ; * County, Floitda. thla Stilt day of Uacatnbar, 1)41. FRK K Q 10« Boston Butt Pork Roast '*>• 39' Pork Steaks ">•49* Spare Ribs *>- 45* Pork Hocks ■*> 29' ^ Unv» 4 pU<“ - «t tapes) Fillet ot Sole...ft' 59* “ scott paper sale99 Breaded Shrimp '2;;' 79* css ■ M B M i a ob S ................ H i r a m s n SCOT T O W E L large Green Peas... 2 / Rwa Sta m p s C5. P iiiiiM } lO O ilV m llO O tu n n . *.!.. Jan. * 1440 B M IIl l l i l l 29* U * 25 Dressing • • • V 29 Del Monte Zesty Flavored IFFICTIVI Catsup • . 2 'tr 29 TNUL* Swift'e Premium Ice Cream FRl-SAT^ Cake Rolls 3 JAN. 1, 3, 4, I t Ml JlHWBWWl___ Jl)l O■4^r e oOT|M n ^Igrrfim S t a mih p s OS BOOTH'S FROZIN PHCH flllKTS I I-lb. pkg., 49c iM B irM Stole i « « . A I 94MI I m t... down produce lane TOMATOES 29* brimming Famous Bluo Plate Brand PRKIt | FRESH FLORIDA SALAD F&P Peaches 25‘ lO O H V V a V U O O '•S’ rolls «AA U A A. * 100-h. roll Sliced or Holved Yellow-Cling Cookies.......... .'wl’49* mi H U M A N SLICID LUNCH MIAT lla la y n a , Oliva, P Ik FI I ] 0*a « . y k ft. I T * PLASTIC W R A P _ __ Prune Juice tr 49 Lux Liquid...... w.1,49* Jftl OaterieliaeaavnaaaS atwd am ps m a h SOFT-W EVE ...................... Sunsweet Brand Nutritioua Kidney Beans .. 2 »“ 29* A R T H U R W. N E W E L L C la rk o f Circuit Court O ra n a a County, Florida llyt P a u lin * M. SJurphy Itrputy Clark fiU UXKV. ULILNEV A HANDL EY :<'.i North H a a n olta Avanu* Orlando. Florida l it u rn a y a for tha Dlal atU t I’uhllali J i u . 1, i s * 4 . ^LtP-lO J 400-ct. pkgs. Cut-Rite Wonderful Now 33* Jell-0......... 3 SCOTTIES roll a 9 a 3 White or Colored 2-Ply Tissue _ Tom atoes..... 2 1!°! 25* JM Ore o n White or Colored Facial Tissue W M t# or Colored Thirsty Tomato Juice...M»“ 25* (SEAL) - FRICKS ARK IF F K C T IV I T H U R S.-FR I.-SA T * JA N . 2*3*4 CHEDDAR CHEESE Legal Notice - (Bologna, Olive, Fkkto ft Pimento) Knit'* — — ---HOLLA, Mo. (UPI) - Char- Chtei-WWx ...................39c les Mayer, 100, began hi* «• eond century of life Monday BraakttoM’a Hatritiau* with thl* recipe for longevity: Tasty Yogurt .................. £? “Women, wine and fried chicken are the ruination of Mit* Wtaaaetia Vateaea tO'.a-ai. any man. 1 eat the fried rhle. ken but leave the blondes and wine alone." \ _ Lunch M eals..........3 pkt*. 87* Fried Chicken, But Not Chicks Oldest town In southeastern Alaska I* Sitka, established by the Russians Hi ITtw. # j l p k g s. EFXRTM $1. l _ Jftl Ov<A re e n S la m p s A lam m a da a r d ia a aa h A R R ID C R E A M D EO DO RAN T 4c*0ff Pock, 59c <4- foal leeptroe 1st • Jm. 4, 1H41 . qt. basket Crisp Florida Pascal ,4 □ CELERY...........2 for 19* Flavorful Florida □ A V O C A D O S . . 2 - 29 Yellow or W hite 3-Minuta □ PO PCO RN o o e o e # 2 -ib . n C bag ^s m f W H I R ! SHOPPING IS * P l f A S U S I SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �'A Home For Every Man,' LBJ's Goal f Zip Code 327 71 # WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday; high today 65-70; low tonight 48-55. VOL. 56 United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 TIIUKS.. JANUARY 2, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 96 JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (UPI) — Robert C. Weaver, the housing and home finance administrator, arrived at th« By Julian Stenxtrom LIU ranch today to map with We had a nice New Year's President Johnson a new, Day. Hope you did, too. comprehensive federal hous• • • >ing program which wdl go |to Congress under the banner Back at the o!' drawing of "a home for every man.” board, can't think of a better Weaver flew today from way to set today’s Clock tick­ j Washington to the Texas ing than to call your attention White House with Postmaster General John Gronouski. to a sign at a house trailer Both men were expected to sales lot on U. S. IT 92. It see reporters later in the says, "Your Wheel Estate \day, probably aiter lunching Dealer.” ! with the President at his • • • ' ranch. Before we forget it — the I Johnson, Weaver and other MIAMI (UPI) — Premier Biddy Basketball L n g u c i I members of the administra­ Fidel Castro, celebrating hi* games originally scheduled tion have drafted what a NEW YEAR’S HARY of Seminole County npfifth anniversary of power. for Friday night will be play. White House official described pmvntly is Albert Eugene Davis, who arrived Issued a new warning to tha rd tonight at Sejninolc High's at 7:28 p.m. Wednesday nt Seminole Memorial |as "a most comprehensive United Stales and “the lac­ Fleming Gymnasium. The hjusmg program." If has as llo-pital. I’nlcs* challenged by still unreported keys of Imperialism” not to change in the schedule was babies who may have arrived earlier Wednes­ I its aim, tn the words of the attempt another invasion of made because S e m i n o l e President, " a home for every day in the county, Albert’s parents. Mr. and Cuba. High's cagcrs entertain Boone man.” Mrs. Jerald Davis, 1L H. 1. will receive all the Addressing a m a s s l vo High's Braves of Orlando tn A general outline of the presents listed in Tuesday’s Sanford Herald. throng in Havana's “revolu­ tfce local gym Friday evening. : housing program was expecttion square” following a 63j ed to he included in the Presminute parade of Ilia regime's Regarding Wednesday's ed i ident’s Jan S State of the made • In ■ Moscow military itorial in The Herald, entitled Cnion message to Congress. might, Castro boasted that “ What l% l Could Bring, Johnson worked on the mess­ "with these powerful weapons Manager John Krider of the age for two-and-a-h.ilt hours he will he able to fight IDENTIFICATION CAR TA(JS, to lw given will be available to the public for a nominal fee. Seminole County Chamber of • Wednesday night. against the best units of the The committee is also asking each new car with each 1964 nicnd>cr*hi|> in the Seminole Commerce explains that the i He also telephoned the Dem­ imperialist army of the Unit­ dealer in Seminole County to place a tag on all County Chamber of Commerce, were displayed St. Johns-lndian River Canal ocratic and Republican lead­ ed SU Iei." new car* sold. The committee predicted thi* this morning by the senior trade body’* 1964 is not entirely a pre-requisite j ers of the Senate, Mike Mans­ He added: morning that chamber member* and other citi­ membership committee. The committee (left to to the establishment of the' field of Montana and Ever­ “ They know that H (on In­ zens of Seminole County will display these tag* right) is Robert Ilessercr, Chamber President ' proposed port terminal in the ' lly United I’rcss International at Rochester, X. Y., and nino ett M. Dirkscn of Illinois, vasion) would not ho a mili­ Karl vie llnusholdcr, Arthur II. Heckvvith Jr., in every state in the union thi* year. Sanford area. Certainly, as J A paralyzing snow and Ice inches fell in southern Ohio. Wednesday night tn wish tary parade, Utey know that Kichurd McCunim and Charles Robinson. Tags (Herald Photo) Krider points out, the canal (storm awrpt into New EngFreezing rain and sleet them a happy new year and the Cubans will fight and would enhance the present Innd today, making highways sloshed across New England discuss what the White House will fight until tlie last man tonnage now being shipped on treacherous and glazing pow­ as tho fust-moving storm bar­ and woman. They know tho Hie SI. Johns on a one-day, Cuban people will not sur­ er lines. Driving conditions reled for Newfoundland. dead-end basis. Further, Kri­ render. Mild westerly winds kept der aaya the proposed cross were hazardous deep into the •*Thry know the Cuban peoitill-iey Southland. state canal would enhance a the Midwestern and Crcat Darrell Royal of the Univer- i pfa will not fight alone in sity of Texas football lenni ' Tb® m,v *‘nglish Estates South Seminole Elementary schedules, tn effect at the time School a new library nnd Cato warnings were posted Plains warming trend in full local port terminal's tonnage which vanqu shod Navy 28-6 Elementary School, Seminole I Schosd plant at Casselberry. school closed for the holhluysj music building with vocal mnl that fight,” In an obvious re­ for parts of tin- Northeast even more. -wing today. Temperatures In ference to the Soviet Union, roast and school - wets- orderIt also means, he continued, will he resumed Monday morn-' " HI he ready for Wednesday >n the Cotton County’s first uir-comlitloin-d Itefore he spoke Russianthe Ids were common through Here's a reminder—If you ed closed until Monday at Bowl at Dallas, and to Navy 1school, vviU not be ready fo r1that South Seminole Element- ing and will continue unt i l 1 , 7 ‘ built supersonic MIG fight­ Coach Wayne Hardin nay morning. However, the haven't had an official one as Meridian, Miss. Stiunded auto- Montana and North Dakota He congratulated Royal on : occupancy'Monday morning as ary will continue to operate further notice. Thla applies to ' ,,hinfa new lunch room facll- ers screamed overhead, a of yet—that parking meters mobiles stood empty along at J am. EST, whereas only ll'irdin orllf*n*6 j’ •cheduled, according u,|til further notice on u dou- students of both South Semin- ity will not Ik* ready for use. massive parade of power unin the downtown Sanford1slick roads fnnn Tennessee „ Wl.»k ago the mercury wus the victory and told "*'»*H*n h a.it until the Eng- „)o Elementary and English ,l I" expected that the enfe- rollexl across the city through to tell Ids men they played to un announcement today by shopping district are hack la through mu tin i n Alabama 1plunging to 20 below. "revolution square” after a a fine game. ’ * Estates. ! » « '* * '» ro.uplwte.l and and Miisi**ippi. IL T. Milwce. supcrintrndrnt operation today. Hazardous di lying warn­ ,,,r „ , , , Heady for use in approximate- 21-gun salute. • • of „the county's The storm that shocked ^ . school system. , . . . Milwce d eclared that the 8«n»lnole students . . The all out ihow of flghtlnt ings remained in effect h And, while we're »n meter j . Dixie over New Year's piled la "ready to repel and con­ x, ,<>r t,tl, program, hours and bus have been using the CasxelT. . . .. i , Mllwre declared. In have th e i_____ 1_. _______________ . „ ... . . *he present Inneh room, sit we notice that free parking! up heavy snow throughout many areas of Dixiu despite bery facility during the morn­ unted niuler Hanford Junior quer odious (U.S.) Imperial­ will continue in Winter Park's Ohio, Pennsylvania uml New |tin- grill uni melting of one of school ready for n.e by the ism If It again attempts to ing sessions uml English Es- High's large auditorium stage, downtown shopping district York during the night. Eight the century's greatest snow­ time etosses resumed s l l.i liie . I f f O 1 1 1 \ sink Its claws into our belov­ tutes students have been using "61 ho converted into shop ed fatlicrland,” the official ThU mesne, MUwea * U L M / X I • • • for at least another ho days, hiehei$ fell in aix hours at falls. Workmen in South Car­ h o lid a y s .1 This move was authorized Buffalo, New York, six Inches olina spent New Year's Day y a s p M n e d , that English EsIlls rains plant, during afler- facilities for Use by (ha parade announcer said In a Tuesday by the Winter Park — 11 **" 1 ^ — rtrchf) o* v***illtjr . w will ,110011 hours. Eneh school has school's industrial arts depart­ running broadcast monitored : i » . . Eitsm ,u . (L'PH I * M» * u‘ ltt •p* r ,u ; pairing lea waning* that knock­ City Commission. Maintain-1 its own office, principal uml ment. here. An set dental fender band- |M ,l h«w th* uPw,n« #f ed (lit* aln-trie nnd phono serv- rr |,rr™ s; ing the free parking status ts j The llnvenwalil Elementary school last September—on a | faculty. Soviet surface to-alr miss­ *> v r YWrffVe .1 | Dr. Otis Dies being considered a ‘'trial per-1 1ice. Meanwhile, Milwee revealed Hclmol ill Altaninnto Springs iles and a display of various veloped Inin n serle. of Intro- i double session basis in the tod" to determine lln- fcad j Tlu> llltll an ml Hummels tlonol r ii crashes nod ende f I ST. P E l'K Itsm KG (UPI) I Bui South Henilnolo Junior Has a new addition consisting) anil-aircraft missiles wen* bdity of removing the park­ An aerial seartli bv a |Parade at Philadelphia wn.. with on- angry driver shoot­ —Dr. Arthur Hinton Otis, an |||s h authorities had been \ ,ive classrooms which will pulled through Havana's "rring meters entirely. If you Navy transport plane and a called off Wednesday when tlmr nt the famed Otis Aptl- ^iv,.,, pcrmlauimi to utilize tho ••** ready for u*e, tha Henilnolo' volution square” after Car­ ing the otlirr in the leg. think Sanford ought to do the Navy heliropter was being snow, sleet and freezing tain bide Test, died here Tuesday |M.W niu,ic building, !,«Houl office said, mi Monday tro gave tho order for tho Police said James G. It. all, same why don't you write flic made at I p. tn. balay over hit the rily. Tho parade was night at the age of 77. parade to begin at exactly 10 recently constructed on the morning. 21. of Itiverview, surrendered Herald and let us know.' the northern sretitu lake rc-schedult-d fur Saturday. a. nt. EST following a 21eani|niv Tho building consists on aggiavated assault rhaigFire Station Here's your chance to sound Monroe following a rrpoil gun salute. Tlie Eastern storm contrib­ es several hours after the of un office, vocal room and of a parachute observed in uted heavily to the Ne'v CHICAGO (UPI)—Tho New , |)alll| off. Russian MIG-31 Jets “cap­ incident uml Carter llryuii of lly United I'rrss International • • • the water. able nf more than twice tho Year's holiday traffic death (iulfpmt, Fla., was hospital­ The Southland appeared to­ York Central Uullrnad has1 However, the ff e ill i it u I e Hanford Naval Air Station toll, which broke the record Customers wanting 1961 speed nf sound" flew over­ day to lie in for some bettrr vdd Its station at Mattnon, srlimd superintendent reveal­ ized in good rendition. auto tags were lined up tliiv! attaches said the search was for a 30-hour holiday perio-l. head piloted by youthful Cu­ weather after taking a part­ III., for $1 so volunteer Bre­ ed that Ilia school'll new rufflie ill nnd llrynn were driv­ morning from Tax Collector being made by its craft In men ran set It ahlaze and toriuni—a romhinntion cafe­ ban pilots, the broadcast said. ing shot from 1963 that roying in downtown St. Peters­ DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) John L. Galloway's office, a request by llerndon Air­ There were other military crcd most of Dixie with snow practice fighting fires. teria, auditorium and large — The St. Demetrloa Greek burg whin one of them — through the hallways, down port Control Tower officials planes Including MIG-13 fight­ and ice. police aren't sure which — group class room -la still not I Oi-tho.Ts.x Church announced the stairs, through the Court­ at Orlando. Herndon officials ers and helicopters In the air Mississippi, one of tha hard Goldwater yet ready for use. It wi.» estl- „M|l|V |t chanced lanes uml humped house doors, down the front told the Herald t h e y while Infantry troops and PHOENIX, Ariz. (U PI) est hit states, begun thawing nmte.l that the new unit hnme „f fornwr Cul,an preslthe other car. other units including Cuba's steps and out on the sidewalk. had not made such a re­ Sen. Barry Goldwater Is LONDON t l l'll — A Itrl.shouhl he ready for use in up-; Kll|,rnrlll |,ntiistM here, The accidental collision led j « f » « r one of its worst scheduled to annntinru Friday proxlmately two weeka. Hlnrr I Fat,„.r J(th(1 You have until Feb. 20 to buy quest. first woman parachutist went Athlis tish manufacturer of sir re- j to a -erics of intentional fen- I winter storms in history, hut Navy officials here said by the reviewing stand where new plates, whether he will seek the GOP driving conditions over much Hoiitl. Hemlnole Junior High n)ltl<t|(f wh(> now Ijv, s on Bn • • • the search was being made frejhrr said today that u can dcr bendings that police said | Castro watchest. presidential nomination this openrit in the Fall of I9i!2, of the state remained hazard­ of “swear-word einser" it put finally stoppnl when the two island off the const of Por­ Tanks, light and heavy ar­ year. Meanwhile at the office of following a report by an air­ there havu been no lunch rmun tugal. sold the house for $33,out a. an advertising gimmick nun pulled to the curb to ous, tillery, mortars, anti-tank mis­ Tax Assessor Mary Earle line pilot that he had oh facilities. : has become a hig seller, argue about their crumpled lino because it was to ho used siles ami multiple light rocket I he weatherman ' - ^ ' [ K e n n e d y P r a i s e d Walker, only three or four served the parachute on a ciniJonl wartnirttr trend in .... " . At Hanford Junior High by the church, though he had “The Idea rebounded oil us," ( oilers, launching units were in the Seminole residents were fil­ the water. Iteall reached into his glove Mis-issippt with temperatures , l AI,' C^ S <W l > * I’rr.ldenl paid IS2.500 for it In 1937. Sherill J I Hobby, af the firm Slid, "and ver have line of march ing today for homestead ex­ h id so many rerpicsti for the compartment, took out a pis- expected to climb into the R" mu,10 B f ‘ 1unco“rt «”"og.zrd Atlias soul a church would A constant reminder to emption. Residents must file ( l:H) p. m-, at the rrqurvt , .... I the 1at«- John r . Kennedy low 'nt. . . . he built next to the three nllii many that the parade wea­ on or before Mar. 31. To file of the Nav.il Air Station, cans that we have put the tol, loaded it und shot llrynn ... . Wednesday uv "tin* lirst U. ea isn*l sunshine | Clear wear word eraser un the in I tits leg, polite said, lie one-half story house and the pons were the kind used you must Have Hie deed or dispatched hi. rrscue ho.it .. , , .to .help I wurt- expected thaw, i. S. President who ever took market nt three shillings, six on tendered himself a few for a surface search on house itself would he used against exile invaders at the sale contract to your home snow und ice in AUbnmu. a sincere interest in tin- pruhpence (III <eut» apiece.)” 1hours later. for an educational building. |Ifhil Bay of Pigs battle was plus your IWM auio registra­ Lake Monroe. lems of Lafln America " Tuesday's snow and ice storm Ilntisln, who vsas ousted by boomed over Havana Radio, tion left more than Hi inches of LONDON (HPI) — A top- ' Fidel ('astro in I9.V.I, never • • • 1Ti«- announcer said the 21Leave Hospital snow in some northern rnunTlie first regular meeting JACKSONVILLE tl I'D - level Russian spy who defect- ' lived in the house hut mi-iu- gun salute "expresses to op­ 11* ed to tin- West two y -nr.! a::o hers nf hi* family did fur u pressed peoples of America o( 1961 lor tlie Sanford City A Miami couple, Mr. and The force.i t for Georgia that revolution is possible.” Commission is set for Jan. 13. Mrs. Harry Pickering, tlie hu.x gum- to Canada to begin time, Atha* sai l. was fair hut highways in Ifowover, a reorganizations! Iasi of the 77 persons injured a new life under an assumed ! many parts of (ha stale wrre parley will lie held next Tues­ In the Roosevelt Hotel lire, name, informol sjurccs roll still tieachcrous. was released from a hospital today. day night. Fro t wus expected in nmth The government said tig* 1 • • • Wednesday. and tiiitial Floiida bought. spy, Anatoli Dolyntain, hail ; As for the Seminole County North Carolina was ezpre* •eeo spirited out of the na­ Commission, thi* body will Mummers Fa nnie ed to have what s forecaster hold its reorganizations! PHILADELPHIA (U PI) - tion to "a Commonwealth j railed "rather ,>iice winter NOW ONLY meeting on Jan. II. Civil rights leaders today country’’ which tlie sources weather for tlie remainder of planned to renew efforts tn -an! was Canada. • • • the week.” The details of Doloytain's Here's a note for you par-' prevent marchers in the tilth Mild weather al-o Was annual Mummers* p a r a d e 'Icfecllon to the West wore r n t s . Infectious diseases,, forecast for Tennessee which mainly a m o n g children, i Friday from wearing black never an non need here Due re hml IK inches of snow In sornn fare makeup port said tie lurneil himself Blackwslt, Struck many more Floridians arena. in early in 1962 to un Ameri- I plu* tax. in 1963. than compared evith Whitewall* $2 "Mostly sunny amt soim- Jap Skyscrapers can rnihuxsy, either in Fin­ 1962. The marked rise caused more. 730x1 1, vvliut warmer,” was tin foieland or Went Germany, nnd Dr Clarence M. Sharp, direc­ T o k y o (U PI) — I’lanx fur KOOxI I, •ast for South Carolina. tor of the Slate Board of the romtruction of several wn* i|Ur.xtioned by U, S. of 0.70x11, •Ms II, Health's Bureau of Prevent-1 ‘‘•ky »cra|H-r» in this earth* * ficinl* for mouths before lie 950x11. able Diseases, to warn par-! quake-prone city were a i i '! " !M all""ril to go to Britain, a* he huil re*pie*ted. cuts they xlamld he more} mmneril today. The t.ille-xl New Tread Other report* *unl be­ alert aland vaccinations will h*- only 21 stories, hut TIRES •• • Ihix will be higher tlun any sought asylum from tho Biit• Genuine i«h Emha-*y in Ottawa and MrHebefta Burglar* hit Hirer Sanford previous building in Japan, Another note about Semin­ retreadwax questioned hero for Id buxines* house* Wednesday ole County agriculture In applied on month* before hi* defection night, obtaining $37.50 in casii Plane Safe I960 Seminole ranked *»1at sound lira TRAVIS AFB. Calif. (UPI) j Iwcatua known Inst July. ami J» in po-lagc stamp*. in the nation's 3.072 counties ra-ings! TRADE WINDS I’re.sident J. C. Robinson coiijfratulate* Horace S. Flam­ There were o p p o s i t i o n in the value of all types of Chief Roy William* report­ — An Air Force spokesman • Free ming, niuiiuKer of the *y*tem’* new Trade Wind* Cafeteria which opened Mounting BUDGET TERMS ed the theft of $32 in cash said today that a Cl2t Globe- j chaff es In July (hat the govfruit sold. From 1933 to I960 thi* morning' in the Seminole Plaza Shopping Center at Cusselherry. The from a vending machine and master that had been pre eminent, under criticism for Seminole moved from BTtli to unit i* the seventh established in Central Florida. Another is under con­ a cash box at Ne-Ht Bottling, sunied down hi the Pacific * series of security lapses, the 61st ranking county. •• • struction in Fort Pierce. Robinson said this morning that "We ure espedulSl'i Pecan Avenue; nothing with nine person* aboard " i * 1had leaked th# news of Doly pleased to join the business communities served by Seminote Plaza, nnd from tiie Williams Hardware, still flying.” The plane was, nlyUln’a defection to Britain Today'* Chuckle — As soon we are looking forward to participating in the wonderful growth which i s you pay yourChristmas 205 East "5th Street, and $3.30 picked up on radar and higli-'to counter this criticism. It v.e feci is ahead for Seminole County." The Cunselberry unit has a neatFlorida Distributor* For Denman Custom Built The* in cash and $3 in stamps from direction finding equipment, was never cleared up whether bills, buy your aufo tags and 105 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 injg capacity of RoQ and is staffed by 75 employees. Six mayors uttcuilcd start working on your income the i urniture Center, 1100 he said The spokesman Old Dulnytsin defected to thu a ribbon cutting exercise this moraine'. (Herald Photo) French Av«ou«. |not know tile plane’s location, j Americans or tha British. | U «. * * eioc Castro Displays Russian Might Fidel Marks Sixth Year Of Red Regime “I Sn o w A n d Bee S to rm Howls Into East English Estates School Opening Delayed Fender Benders r> r !*"* Give It The Gun *’ BRIEFS Bulletin Weafher Eases Up Over South Daytona Beach Church Buys Batista House Ad Gimmick Pays Off Big Ex-Russian Spy Goes To Canada W e're Overstocked V/ith 14'' TIRES $6M Burglars Rob 3 Businesses c5&> I l • �'■/is* m 11 r em ■; - - V « M i * * . : Vi : ;V— I lax Cat, Civfl Rights 'M art' Legislation NpiTi MATHER'S STOREWIDE Jammy Clearance Sale Pirty lowing For Holy Lnd VATICAN C m r (UPI) party ef Vatkaa B E F IR ST r a t B E ST SELECTION - B U Y NOW AT LOW EST SA LE PR IC E, ON LOW E A SY T E E M S— SH OP MATHER’S FO B A LL YO U R N EED S JA N U A R Y CUE County Sher­ iff Departmmt'a saw mobile lobby, h u bom o m of tha crime unit la proving Ita worth flaost additions la tbo way of equipment tbo department of to aiding taTMtigntlau of county low enforcement boa Brandt Determ ined B U U N (UPJ) — Wool crime reporta, auto accidents ■satin Mayor WOJy Brandt, aad many other similar Inci­ ia tbo f aeo of mooting erttidents which happen from tlma room suite at tbo rfry BU- to tlma In this area. cayaa Hotel. The unit haa been bs opera­ Betel Manager H. John tion since October. It carries n Doaohao said Nixon "Cam# wide variety of crime detec­ aa tbo opor of tba moment to tion, rescue aad apprehension lo t away for a while." Ho equipment aald tbo (oraier vice proildeat When the unit ia dispatched WASHINGTON <UPI) — caHod coaditlooa la tbo old plaaaod to stay Ma couplo of to auto accidents, for example, Tba Valtad Stataa la waiting boabouaa horrible, bare ap­ plied for a removal ardor aadays." Ita operator—Deputy Wesley Dooohoo aald Mri. Nlxoa Place—Is able to immediately to am whatber Soviet Premier dor aatloaal wolfa n laws. did aat accompany bar bus- set up floodllghta to Ilium- Nikita Kbnahcbor will hack The aiatoro—Marcella, M, aad toate tha area, pat out Ilium- op with daada Ma word* of Ella, it - a r e oapectod la ba Inoue road markers and flash­ hope for Improved Inters* tios- ia aa old pooplao baaaa withio a week. ing rod warning lights, taka al relation* In 1944. “A place liba that abed, photos, aid accidsnt victims Tba State Department aald without tbo remotait kind of with first aid and other emer­ gency equipment, and direct T u o a d a y that Khnuhcbov comfort, could aat pooilbly other actlvitlee over a public could anpport Ma vtewa by bo a homo for anybody," lo­ addrea system. taking apactflo actiona. Tbla cal boalttb offlcor Dr. R. & Hyod aald. P1TSBURGH (UPI)—Roger' Other equipment includes waa tba raaction to tbo Soviet But Marcella, a aatlra of shotguns, radios, electronic leader's Interview with United M. Blough, board chairman Ireland. aald aba aad bar of United States Steel Carp. sirens, hand held spot lights, Preu International la which doak and atool, lighted dip ho Mid 1964 could be “a year Tha uwaaaflaymant rate la M id the! domestic use of steel boards, a 7#0-foot anyra' res­ of doeUlvo change for Ma bob* reached an aB-time high la •romd m yff fafff ot dap SO years cue lino, fire extinguishers, work force with nor# than 4 IMS. bettering the earlier ammunition, n complete tool A State Department opokea­ took ap aquattara' rights aa allboo parsons out of work. mark of 77.4 mQlloa tons set box, lire axes and crowbars. rnan Mid tbo moot important tha shack. According to tba government, la IMS by about one per cant. In addition tho unit has Mpect of the Interview was Rags and browa paper only Blougb, to a year rad state­ automation la displacing about hatchets, a btack light dateetor the extent to which the Soviet partially block hols* to tha 3.1 million workers annually ment, said tha past 13 months kit, throe cameras with trip­ premier's expressed hope for walls. Tha sisters sleep In B •ad to complicate tba situs marked the end of the toven ods, a hand operated public Improved relatione "will affect double bad made of tlon further, about 1.3 million tory depletion cycle, but address megaphone, finger, future Soviet actions aad pol- nailed together. Tha mattresspersona also art being added showed a worsening to the as and pillows arc oM burlap to toe work force each year. import-export b a l a n c e of print kit, send shovel and uw Icio..-* sacks stuffed with leaves. combination, flood and spot Tba fre*ideal fails a sub. trade in steel mill products A candle provides tha aaly "Steal Imports exceeded lamps, portable light stands, •taatlal effort must be put lighting. The floor la made 250 feet of extension eords, a forth on unemployment pro­ exports by about three mil. of broken rad bricks coated blems far the future. He ie lion tons, and there Is no avi 1,200 watt gas operated power with mud. Thera is ao ■so­ plant, emergency gasoline, dissatisfied with present cures dence that we can expect any lution, oo water and no beatbattery charger and flare*. end programs that have been improvement to this relation er. What the wind blows, the The unit is dlspatchsd in re­ ship in 1M4," Blougb said. •ufieeted. chicken ‘We may ba undarestlmatBlougb sold the Imports* sponse to practically all crims, NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) rocks. lay what Uss abtad and I am port imbalance kept last emergency calls and reecus — Three West Virginia mon eaUlni for new solutions and year's steel shlpmeote from operations. accussd of jury Umportog in 1 am demanding naw thinking metcblog tho IMS-37 aver­ the 1M2 conspiracy trial of Robbers Break on this entire problem," John­ age. A favorable balance of Tesratiers President Jamas son baa been quoted s i say­ foreign trade of more than D. P. Reynolds R. llotfa are without attar Into Prison ing. 3W million tons raised steal neys today. PARCHMAN, Miss. (UPI) As part of his overall ap­ shipment* to slightly ovtr A t Loring Base U. S. District Court Judge —A prison brsak—this tin t AJrmaa Third Close Doug proach to economic Improve­ «2Vi million tons In the IMSlas P. Heynolds, • resident of Frank Gray Jr. Tuesday al from tbo outsIda In—cost tha ment, Johnson wants more 57 period. lowed attorneys WUUam A labor leaden and butlnau The record volume of steel Maitland and a graduate of Beckett aad Robert H. Bur Mississippi State Penitentiary Lyman High School to Long 91.000 Tuesday. executives actively partici­ uiagt laat year was credited ford, both of Huntington, W wood, has been aislgned to Two armed men overpower, pating In government. to the automotive industry, an 11a thinks tba public ser­ apparent new high In total duty at Loring Air Force Va., to withdraw from tha ed a night watchman aad case because they had not made off with tbo money from vice field In Latin America Is tonnage used by the vail con­ llnxo, Maine. particularly promising for U. struction Induatry sod a new Reynold* recently complet­ b*«n paid for thair services. an office safe to tba prison. Beckett aad Burfard rep­ Prison Bupt. C. R. Brea seals 8. labor lesdcri. And ba peak to etael usage by the ed a special course on Air thinks the government should machinery a n d equipment Force payment sod collection resented Albert P. Cole, Her- aald ba was aura the rsbbaea p r o c e d u r e s , appropria- man A. Frasier, and Alfred wore not inmates. draw more heavily on the re­ producing Industrie*. lluns and accounting with ■ N. I’aden, all of Huntington servoir of talent In business. Cole, Frasier, Paden, and special emphasis on travel Johnson wants what he calls CAMERA K.YTHL8IA8TB Henry F. (Buster) Bell of dynamic young businessmen Dust I* a firs haiard and and military pay. Photography as a bobby in government. In this con­ should be removed from site* Rsyuolds ia the son of Mr. Naw York wet# named to an nection, associates aald he trio motor* before they bo* and Mrs. Milton E. Reynolds, Indictment separate f r o m continued to grow la tba Hoffa’s, but alio were sc United Stats* during 1943. speaks of wanting "action come Inefficient or burn out. 124 Sue Drive, Maitland. cased of conspiring to influ­ The nation has an estimated from thr young and advice ence jurors in the 1943 mis 40 million still cameras to use front the old." trial. Their trial date has plus anothar a i x million movie cameras, according to not been sat yat. Hoffa and six other* are tha Britannic* Book of tba Asleep At Switch G08NE. Ind. (U PI)—Police scheduled to go on trial to Year. called to investigate • cer Chattanooga Jan. 20. If con­ stopped at a railroad crossing victed, the Teamsters boas Legal Notice Tuesday found the driver bent (aces 23 years in prison and iw r o r w r r j i ' d o k i c o t ' s r , 133.000 fine. over the wheel. •k x i v o i b c o c m . n o a . They woke the driver and he I ISA s: » t a t s : u r told them he apparently dozed Legal Notice rilLKE.VL'K E. DHI NOO. off while waiting for a long DKCKASKU IV ('tillXTV Jl't lliK ’* H U N T freight train to Hear the crus* v n rit r to t arn iT O R * xsiw ivo li: io ia m . ri.t iH - TU IL L r i a t o v s II AVI v n Ing. 111% r l « i m ■ on d c x iid i x m i H us AMAI.VST *A H I L srA T R i Steel Ike Hits All-Time High EA SY B U D G E T T E R M S - O P EN FRI. N IT E S toast m ail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door 3 Holla Figures Lose Attorneys for Only D. K. ANPKnSOX. dece*e.«L You and aach o( you ara XUTIt'K OS' I 'l M I . NI.POUT haral.y ootKIa.l nod required In The Money s x u arrs.it.trsus suss ute- CIS AMUR KNOXVIUK. Iowa (UPI) •-When Community National Bnnk employes opened the vault Tuesday out popped a little I'omornnUh dog named l'ompy. The pet had visited the hank the day before with an em­ ploye and naodered into tha vnult. During llftl’.', 1,701 daily newspapers in tha U n i t e d States enjoyed a combined circulation of Go m i l l i o n tuples daily. AMM/1 IIAHIlV H. UAJI.F.Y to being sworn in at the Sanford Naval Air Station for a four*year reenliatnient by Cdr. Leroy A. Heath, comniMdinyr officer of VAII-7. Hailey hu* completed 18 years in tha Navy. All persons are h e rtb y null fled that Ilia undersigned as Administratrix ot . a l l t a u t * , haa computed Ilia a.linlnlatra llun thereof anti haa fllatl In said rourt liar Meat report and application (or dlecbarg*. Objections thereto If any. should bs duly (Had. After f lllnc proaf o( publication thaw ing this nolle* haa baan p u b lu h a j ones a wa*k for (our oonasdutlf* w eek.. tho m a ttsr uf ippmval of aal.t r e ­ port and (ho ordering uf iliaIrlUutH.n of aald ra ta la *111 coma b r f j r o tha court. Vtotst V Anderson A* Adm lnlslrs tr lx o t said to (lie any claims end dsmands which you, ur altb sr of yue. o n have a g ainst said sstato In tho offl.re of lloa. C. Vsrn on Mis*. J r . County J u d e s of Mainlnola County, at hit o f f lc t In tha Court llouao In Sanford. Florida, within t lx calendar months (rum ths Unit of tbo first publication o f Ibis nottco. Kach claim o r demand must ba In w ritin g and contain tho place of rtald«nu« And post office nddrott of th t claimant and muat ba sworn to by th* claiman t, hla a g sn l or e t lo r nay. r r tha same shall bo void. Howard Jord an As kiaeoutor o f told SStAtS W ATERH OCfE AND REISS SI W W ash ington St. Orlando. Florida Fukllah P a r, 1J, It , j * . |»*S f i r u b l la h II. IP, U . J a n . J , t/l*. ; Jan. 1 I, i»*a. estate. CUS'-IS j cu r .si I HI FA M I S t ' �/ . J X W im a c jslro Makes la addition to cash eentrfhstore aamed to a previous repert, the Esther Circle of Die Caeaslberry Community Moth* odist W8C8 gave 915J0 and tho T«ea dub gave t g jg aad mot u u o . wixscsasnsg w s u io t * m a a a ha Bov. E W. MOtor ad Alta-I C O U p I C K O D D C d Btv. Debase Copeland ad S.O f $4,500 In SKSS-SfcJS; Gem s, $450 In Orlands, MIAMI (UP!) — Bpbbara Pallbearers w 0 ha Jamaa 1 surprised aa elderly couple Goldman, Michael Goldmaa, and a teen-aged granddaughWilliam Keller, Bichard Haath, I ter aa they returned homo BaaaM Basal aad Alton Al- from a restaurant hero Wadhere. laeaday night, tied them up fcrofrtM^ other than hto and stole a 94300 ring aad wtto, Mrs. Marla WiQtoasa aad about |4S0 in cash, a ' throe-week-old daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mitcholl CotMaria Theresa, include hto ton said two mssksd men mothm, Mia. Peter JnveUe M worn wilting inside their Norfolk, Va^ hto tothar, J s mssjhomo when they returned C. Williams III aad a brother, I frem dining out. Om of the Ronald W11liases, both of beadita bold a pistol oa the *C*heaitsville, Va. three while hto partaer tied MMaek Paaoral Mama of them up. Gamalboery In sharg* I The Cotton’s granddaugh■I tor, Rhonda Schulte, also was ( M e e t Officer* Itied op and gagged. The IS•DALLAS (UPI)—Named M * w 'old' *M ** vacationing MScera of thn T te u *«lhero from Birmingham, Ala. Sports Editor Walter Robert­ son, Dallas Morning Newt, vies-president; tad Jim Me­ terage, publicity a a a of Hous­ ton Often, secratary-treatur- . 1* ■ irit-icfZ. h^ *» i groceries collected at their Christmas Dance, A large variety of baked goods was donated by a Con* NEW TOME (UP!>—Cuban tral Florida bakery to add to Premier Pkle! Castro Mid Wedaasday his goverameat the baskato. "wished” for acrmal relations with the United States but he u id Cuba never would re­ nounce Marxism at a condi­ tion fbr this. At tbc same time Castro said ha frit " it was posslbto" that there would have been “an eventual normalisation” between the two countriea un­ der tho Kennedy administra­ tion. He Mid he waa not sure what President Johnson "is going te do . . . about Cuba." Thn premier’s remarks were mads during a New Year’s Day telephone inter­ view from Havana with American Broadcasting Co. news reporter Lisa Howard. Speaking la English through­ out the half-hour interview Castro m U "U belongs to the United States government to take the next step” In any move to restore normsi rtla- TWENTY-ONE baskets of groceries and toys were packed this year for the annual Casselberry Lions Club Christinas Basket Project Representa­ tives of various organisations assisting ware, from left, Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. Ben Evans, Ben Evans, Mrs. Clyde Kerce, Clyde Kerca, Mrs. Thomas Hueston, George Howard, Miller Evans and Tom Hueston. No Sale GOSPORT, England (UPI) — John Lynes, a 23-year-old sailor, has gone on a two-day hunger atriks at tha subma­ rine hast hero because Brit­ ish navy officials turned down his application to buy himself out of tht servlet, officers Legal Notice vtcrm oos v is a _ 0 . . For our part we are ready to speak, but, of course, to normalise relations, it can never be over conditions of renouncing our political ideas. Never can we reaonaea our Marxism,” ha Mid. NOTICE IS hereby given that I 'e m e n ts g *6 In business at Altamonte S p rin g s Seminole County, Florida, under th* flctltloue name of JO E'S RUNDKZVOt’S; and that I Intend te register eald name with th* Clerh of tho Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, la accordance with th * prsvlelon* of the Fictitio u s Xame S ta ­ tute*. to-w it: Section SSJ.M Florida Statute* lfST. Hlg: Joeeph Pinter Fublleh Ian . I. ». IS. I t . 1*14. Mid today. WASHINGTON CUM) — Orooa aaid ho and other Bap. H. B. Onaa, B-Isws, wbs towaakora argued that if k u ) m • thorm la tbs aid* Kaaaia waa permitted to buy of sthar fraaidanta, to «UrV- on credit. It would hare Juat ing o f f Um b o w j w with that much more to epend to m o m unkind word* ab o u t Pro- promote communira in each countriea aa Cuba. "We ateo pointed out that Grcsa aaid in a statement Wednesday that the saw Pre­ Bnaato alone among tho Com­ sident already had shown munist countries still owed that ha talks "out of both tho United States nearly $11 sides of his mouth" and to billion; that promisee to pay "woll-aelmoUd in the art of have never been kept; that there was no reason to believe political expediency." Tho Iowa Republican, noted for hte one •man standa Delay Blamed against propoaate of the pre­ vious administration, reached On Red Tape the boiling point because of R1NGWOULD. E n g l a n d Johnson’s role In the foreign (UPI) — Ben Ford, who re­ aid bill heaale. He aaid that Johnson bad tired from tho army 15 yeara demonstrated "tough an d ago after serving 40 yean, ruthless arm-twisting seldom, said today ho has Just receiv­ if ever, seen in Congress" to ed a belated clasp to hla long fight a restriction on credit aervko and good eonduct guarantees for wheat aales medal. " I ’m not surprised at hat. to Russia. ing to wait 15 yeara for the Cross waa among backers of aa amendment to prohibit clasp," FonI said. "I haven’t u>e ef government credit got my discharge book yet.” guarantees for the commodi­ ty sales. Bharate Nstya, classical Johnson finally got Con­ dance of India, has more gress to allow sueh guaran­ thsn 50 hand gestures, 52 tees if the President consid­ positions for the eyes and 13 ered them in the national in­ positions for the mouth. terest In kte attack on Johnson, Gross noted that the Presi­ dent had promised in a speech to Congress oa Nov. 97 that he alwaya would rsspect the Independence and integrity ef the legislative branch. "Yet Um than a month later," Gross Mid, "Johnson completely repudiated this promise and cracked the lath over the backs of members of CongrtM, forcing them to do hla bidding.” whoot aoU oa crodlt would b* paid for; that noloaa wo gfc* tainod caah-on-tho-barrol hood for our wheat and floor, wa would only bo fattening ths Communists out of tho poc­ ket* of American taxpayer*,* "But Johnson, demandInf continuance of foreign poli­ cies dependent upon lavish use of the government’s check book. Insisted he, not Con­ gress, would control the puna strings. Thera followed can of the worst orgies of proasure and power politics ever inflicted upon the House bp a President and hla political cohorts." Fat Overweight Available to van without n doctor’s prescription, our pro­ duct called Odrlnts. You maot lose ugly fat in 7 slays or your money back. Odrlaex la a tiny tablet and anally swal­ lowed. Get rid of rxcreo fat and live longer. Odrlaex casts 51 #0 and Is sold on this guar­ antee: if not satisfied tor say reason, last return the pack­ age te your druggist and. pat your full money hack. Nw questions asked. Odrmex in sold with this qaarantew by* McReyaolda Drag Btarw —• Sanford — Mail seders filled. CDP-ies R TWH C fR C lTT COCBT, a im ju d ic ia l c ir c u it . nr and fo r ic a u o ia r o r m , F l o r id a , nr c h a r CCRT s o . 1MIU V OTIC 1C TO DEFRND nr r b i r o tttim * c _ JO SEPH BARTON 1 * 0 WN P and LOVEDT a BROWN TH R STATR O F FLORIDA TOl LOUISE W ILLIAM * Whoee reeldeac* and Poet Office Addree* I* unknown TOU ARB H ER EBY NOTI. T IE D that a Petition has been Cited In tha nboveatyled eauee by JO SEPH BARTON BROWN and LOVEDT O. BROWN, hi* wife, for th* adoption of ERN. Y.AT HUDSPEHKATII. minor, and you a r t required to eerv* a copy e f your answer or ob­ jectio n s to ahow raueo why 0 said P etlllo s should not be w granted. It sny. on th * a tto r­ ney* for Petitioner*. STENSTROM. DAVIS A MctMTOSH. Puet Office Drawer 1114, San­ ford. Florida, and fils tha or!■ Inal in tha Offlca o f th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. In and Fo r Semlnolo County. Florida, on o r bafora tha trd day o f February, A. D. l i f t , and herein fa ll not. ar a Derrea Pro Confceao will ba en­ tered aralnet you. W ITNESS my hand and th* _ official teal o f aaid Court In Q Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, thla 10th day a t Deeamber. A. D. 1111. (SEA L) * Arthur H. Beckw ith, i t .. Clerk of th * Circuit Court tty: Martha T. Vlhlen, D.C. STENSTROM, DAVIS A , MeINTOSH Attorney* fo r Petitioners Poet Office Drawer I li a Sanford. Florida U m Puhlleh Jan. 1. I , I f. U . l i f t COP-104 DEBARY CHORISTERS presenting excerpts from The Messiah for tha holiday meeting of the Women's Club were, front, from left, Robert N. McGee, Mrs. P. Little, Mrs. A. MncNaughton, Mrs. H. Wills, Mrs. E. Huston, Mrs. P. Goodson, Mrs. Laura Platt Brown, Mrs. E. lovanna, Mrs. H. Green, Mra. C. Crcaaey, Mrs. M. Boyer, Mrs. D. Fisher And Mrs. L. Kupecz; back, Mrs. J . Dzick, Mrs. M. Voss, Mrs. G. Dentlcr, Mrs'. J . Park, Mrs. T. Smith, Mrs. M. Roberts, Mrs. A. Muller and Mrs. C. E. Butler. (Cox Photo) I hs paw th a mfinsry ruLIwr tad therefor* mots mailtaut to abrasion earned by today's taodtm road sur­ face*. YOU'RE MILES AHEAD with Fimtaos tins with aur-atv? robber, No Limit on Miles...No Limit on Months.. No Limit on Speeds...No Limit on Roads! FOR THE ENTIRE TREAD LIFE PULL LIFITIMI IUARANTII asetaaldWeeRInuarkmeneMgand materiel* NO LIMIT ON MILES OH MONTHS ...repiacementi era prorated on treed wear A I S TH E f'lltC I*IT COl HT OF 7 VH B NINTH JUDICIAL * C I S . I c r IT, IN AND FOR S E R I. NOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 1**4* HOLLOWAY M A T E R I A L S CORPORATION, a Florida cor. porallon, * t at. rU ln llff*. WILLIAM E . MULLINS and LULA MULLINS hie wife. NtVTirB OF MAaTER'S SALR NOTICE IS H ER EB Y OIVEN that tha underalfned. as Special M ailer under and by t i virtu* of tha F i n a l De­ e r * * h i r t t e f e r e entered In that aar t aIn causa pending In th * Circuit Court a t th* Ninth Judicial Circuit * f Florida. In and for Semi­ nole County. Florida. In Chan­ cery No. 11043, In which Hol­ loway Concrete. Inc., H o l l o ­ way M aterial* Corporation. Central Florida Lumber A Sup. ply Co., aad Bob W lgslna ar* Plaintiffs, and W illiam E. Mullins end Lula Mullins, hi* wife, ar* Defendant*. under and by v irtu* o t th* term* thereof, will offer for sate and sell at public outcry to th* highest and beet bidder for rash a t th* front door of tha Courthone* o f B eatnol* Coun­ ty. In th* City of Sanford. Florida, on th * trd day ef February, 1X4. a t 11:00 o'clock A. M.. tbs earn* being a 1***1 sales day and tb * hour a legal hour ef sale, the following described property eltunt* la Seminole County. Florida: Lot I. B lock C. HENSON'S _ ACRES, according to the (g plat thereof aa recorded In plat Book 0, Pag* *3. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. Tha eald yroparty as afore­ said. together with a ll tha tenements, hereditaments *n J appurtenance* thereunto be­ longing. or In any wla* ap­ pertaining, being sold to sat­ isfy eald decree. Dated this J l t b day a t Dec­ amber. 1*04. Albert N. F lit* Special M aster In Chancery to Publish Jan . I . », I f. I t . 1)04. • W CDF-0! BUYNEWFIRESTONE TIRES WITH SUP-R-TUF RUBBERANB NO LIMITGUARANTEE... Another Trade Winds Cafeteria in tha Seminola Plata Shopping Center on l'J.S. 17-92 at Casselberry •a amass the first fa enjoy tb* pleasure *f «aiag aut *1 Okie kaaaOifal ■*w Trad* Wind* . . . la agpoaatoO* th* 0* 0 * *1 superbly prepared (aad eerved la else*, whalaemag eurraaadiaa* at mederat* pci***. Tee'll lib* tba prompt, caerfeasa eeryice aad tba pleaeaat atmaepbara *1 tb* Trad* Wiad* Cafeteria. Il |* truly tb* delightful way to dia*. Luncbeea Diaaav 11:03 A.M. . 2;1S YM . 4:30 PM. . 9:00 P.M. •neolre abeut * * r teeUltlee ter ksaauete. tweetinet. * r retention*. lad ieW oel eart.ee a r s i n * le n e l.eae. W e ale* * e v * m e f.rreei eau r.ee ear.lee la C entral T 'ir e $ t o n o OtLAHDO » UKSBUIO 1, MKLNOUNNK 1, COCOA 2 FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD F o r Fust, Ef f i ci ent Tire, Broke and Alignment S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s with Precision Equ ipment + * �A with the H h h U Vlklagn, u l Uaahaetor M i Kirby, alao vitk the Vlkinga. Q a Vikiata alao picked up two Asbora pUytn-halfhack Gaona Sou, their No. I choice, end and Howard Slap* vent ttraagk tho IMS sensea without ssmplating a pass. In the first quarter Wednesday ho completed three and sparked tha drive that ast ay Davis’ first Add gaaL Johnny Vaught aad Missisalppt have seldom ospeck a sod ouch misery. Tha Btbala fum­ bled aad almost unbelievable f a t has a light 9a ha aaparaUtlmas and fail that thsrt la n asrtata amauat of lath la tho gams of baseball. F9r It was back ar fata, whatever you want to rail M» that haa brought tha SO pepperpot from Chambersb a g , P s , as far as he is. In asldsaaasa ad 1940, tho Whits San traded swap thalr All-Star sasaad baseman, Cam Mkhaleo, aad one a f tha players they task la exchange was Al Kosar. Ho wao osooad hooemon, aad tho White Sox insisted ha ho part at the deal because tho only player they had left to plap locoed base waa Nelson Pox, a tiny guy with houndlaaa energy but doubtful ability. Kosar took over for Michael*. Ho Injured hla hack aad wan sent la tha minora, leaving eecoud hue la tho hands a f Pox bp default, " I wasn't any aoaaation," admits Fox. "t hit J4 7 that asasan aad nude about to errors. 1 Juit didn't have tho knack a t making tha double play." Pan! Kiehards, who became the manager at tho White Box la 19t7, didn’t think too highly of Nellie, either, and Pox waa ticketed to tha minora. Richards tried to toad Eddie BaabisU, who had bean second base eonnotice In tho Coast League. Onto again luck Intervened for Nclllo. Tho Baalnakl deal fell through and fox was tha only aoeend baseman In tha Bog IN I spring training camp. Bkherde stack with Pox, made him hla Number One project, and with Paul thio tea be a production. This It wao la Nellie’s rasa. Joa Gordon, tho one tiara Yankee second baseman, was brought In to teach Pox the fine points of dtfenas. Ccaeh Doc Cramer worked to correct tho star pupU’a betting etyle. Rieharda waa general overseer and specialist on bunting. "I guess very few players have had such a faculty to hsfp thorn," Fox soya. "Ray Berras almost pitched hie arm off giving mo special batting practice. My big flaw was lunging Into tha ball and hitting off my front foot with tha left one hanging in tha air." "Richards worked hours with ma cn hunting. The techniqueT Hold the left hnnd loose to help deaden the ball and try to meet It with the end of the bat. When I’m bunting for a bora hit, I attempt to put the ball right down the third brae. If It’s a sacrifice, tho Idea ta to maka aura tha bust Is fair, ao 1 don't draw quite auch a fine lino." Fox is now regarded aa the best hunter In baseball, end In some circles stUl ths beat all arcund seccnd bassman la baseball. Tba luck and tha long hours of axtra work paid off— In many ways la major laagua records, 14 glorious sea­ sons and a salary at over 140,000 per season. erd. Forty Lea Dana, tha Ola Mira quarterback who wao signed bp the Dalles Cowboys right after tho game, com­ pleted eight out at 10 pastes, moot af tham la ths draperit s fourth quarter. "Wo Juat couldn’t seem to gat started," ho told after tha game. But Ole Mira looked like its brilUoat self for several minutes. Mississippi seared an a Dunn para to Larry Smith on the throe, and Smith ran into the and sons for Ola Mias' lone touchdown. Billy Carl Irwin made tho axtra point. Dunn than lad another MOBILE, Ale. (UPI) — Mississippi march to tho two- George Wilson, ccaeh of tho yard-llne, but Alabama bald. North squad for tha 16th an­ nual Senior Bowl football gam#, has a problem all coechee would like, Wilson, whose fulltime Job la coaching tha Detroit Lions, has throe quarterbacks ao gcod bo can’t maka up hla MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — BrxiU’a tennis team, which beat a plucky team from Po­ land Wednesday, waa paired with Waal Germany today in tha second round of tha BunMIAMI (UPI) Com­ skins Cup International Junior missioner Pete Rosette of the IkmUg I m m nitcbMe National Football League raid Tha top aaadsd South AM- today hla office will look Into the shooting of former Chica­ go Bean' player Tony Parrilll Wednesday aa a “routine" procedure. ParrilU, attending a Now Year’ll Eve party at tho bowlwhich elan draw a bye, faces lag alley owned by Bean’ Italy. •ad Mike Ditto, waa seeideaBrasilian ate Tomas Koch tally shot to death during a lad hla third-ranked team to scuffle in tho wash room in­ a 7-8, 4-S victory over Po- volving Bears' halfback Joa grab aloe van hi* f—»L Marconi aad an unidentified “Giants’ fan," according to po­ lio report!. Rosalia, hart to attend Sun­ Swsdra’a fourth • leaded day’s playoff bowl game be­ team of Ora Songtrain end tween the Cleveland Browns Ken Anda m an swept through aad Groan Bay Factors, said Per* In throe straight tha laagua will Investigate matches and la palrad with tha incident "aa a matter of tha Argentinian team today- routine aa in tha case In any- NFL To Look. Into Slaying ) petlten. The derision whether to retew the Bi* Eight cw* tract which expired Wedaeo* day alght erald n m hi tha aaat ceeple at days. Nebraska's Varly Cemhuekera stepped lata tha 70-degno heat aa one-point aadardoga to Aahara aad with aa 0*8 record In major bewla, locladlas aa ignominious 14-7 dafaat bp Duka la the 1988 Orange BowL But on aueh little things aa a play designed to gala only two ar three yards are vie. torira and big stakes won. Nebraska quarterback Dennis Claridgo belted a record 68 yarda for a touchdown on juat Tha Dallas Cowboy* at tha NFL alsoad thalr No. 4 chalet, d quarterback Parry Laa D m al Mlaalaiipyt, who alao had boot drafted by Saa Diego of tha Aaarleaa football Laa. goo, tad alao signed Ola Waa Uckte William W. Ball. U rea atari of Alabama, eooqa titf of Mississippi la Iba S tia r Bawl, si goad pro eaatracta-twa la tha NFL. fullback Hike PraeehU sifted with tha 81. Loola Car. dlaaJt at tks N fL tad S ta n Wright, a 941-pramd tackle, with tha Oitaa Bay Paekera. The Hoastaa Odors of tha 'JIOVINQ OUT — Thera’a a quarral in Kansas City ortr tbs Kansas City A'a uaa o f tha Uanieipal Stadium. Pat Friday, ftnsral maaafor of tha A's, shown hart handing armload of unlfonna op on a track, morod too ball team out of tha stadium and into a downtown bulldlnf to liveemphaala to hla stand that ho wants a batter agreement. (NEA Talapboto) N o W olfing points for Vlorlda'a six canes. Louisiana State's Dick MaOe, whose team finished sixth la tha alght*team Far West Clas­ sic la Portland, Ora, over tho weekend, Is sixth la SEC scor­ ing with a 19:4 average. Vanderbilt, cam atly undofeetad sad averaging H I points a gams, berated tha Ns. 7 and $ scorers la tho confer­ ence la Clyde Loo and John Ed M i l l o r . Tho Commodores' "scoring twins" are each av­ eraging 19J points for Vandsrbilt'a 10 games. With both Vanderbilt aad Kentucky avenging over 90 points a gams, a high-scoring battle la expected when the two clash Monday night Each has a gams still to play be­ tween now and then, Kentucky against Gtorgis Tech and tha over 98 points a game aa a Commodores against Tinaesteam. In Kentucky's three games last week, Nash scored 93, HI and 30 points, ami won tha most valuable player award for tho Sugar Bowl tourney with his last twe perform­ ances. A distant second in the SEC scoring race Is Mississippi's Donnie Kasslnger, who scored a disappointing total of 32 points In his team's two losses in tha Calf South Classic last weekend. Xessenger la cur­ rently avenging 23J points a game. Florida, which won tha Gat­ or Bowl tournoy last weekend and moved firmly Into tha dark horse spot M the SEC, boasted tho only other 20-point scorers In the conference. Both Brooks Hendorson, tha Gator Bowl's most valuable player, and Dick Tomlinson are averaging 21.1 undefeated. Tuleae’a Data Gait, whom team haa pot to win hi nine trios, la ninth in aenforanra scoring with aa 1 I J t varagm BUly lade af Georgia, with • 17J8 average, la slightly ahead of Auburn's Lao D a f a r a (17.78) far 10th place. Leaden af tha lour toama not rapreomtod in tha top 14 14.7s Georgia Tech, R. D. Craddock, 114s Mississippi State, Drag Hatton, 14Js aad Tennessee, A. W. Davis, 17A Tan af Uw SEC b U toama wan scheduled to complete their flaal warm-ape before beginning conference plop Sat­ urday. The other two, Georgia and Alabama, mot Wednesday night is tha 8EO opener. FOR LA N ES Stirttiiff Is Adviser E V ER T N IGHT Sparta wrttar C a rta (Scatty) Stirling at tha Oakland TH* bnna, whs la a covarad tha Oakland laldara of tba Anar* Jet Lanes FA S-7MS Brine Tho Entire Family Owl B owi ng B A R G A IN P R IC E S POPULAR BRANDS FARRELL’S ft ft SamlaeU County wao once known os tho "Celery Capital of tha World." However, to­ day eltrua lo rapidly ehlftlng tha balance to tha liquid gold that grows on tress. f ft N IG H T LY 8:10 MATINEES I flSOiBcN ft ARCADE PACKAGE STORK OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - «:15 I no m n s s r ________________ a mind readily which one to •tart Saturday. He's got Jack Concannou of Boston Collage, BUI Munson of Utah State and Dick Shin­ er of Maryland. "All three are fine pro prospects," said Wilson. "All threo throw tho ball very well. I don’t know whlck cne HI start It's a tougfc decision. All of them have confidence an<l that’s a big thing.” 7:40 ML (3 ft WKD. A SAT. 3 P. M. THURSDAY LADIES NIGHT LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE GLASS-ENCLOSED RRATED GRANDSTAND VALET PARKING "Where Tha Top. Doga Ran Raia or Shine" Talk shoot value—and you will-the only thing equal to Plymouth's low price is Plymouth's domic good looks! It'a a rare combination. . . one of the meet handsome care on the rond at a kind-to-the-pocket price that will amaze you. And Plymouth invitee comparison. You’D probably find that, car for ear, model for model, feature for feature, you won’t get to much car for so little—anywhere I So get up and go see your Get-up-and-go Plymouth Dealer now! He'e got the BIG Plymouth values I ft ft 'mfifota f R O N 1 ON BRASS M O T O R S SANFORD, FLA. ft �* * -----1-------r— ----- 1-------- r*-r1 —•<'---- -- Texas, Illinois Live Up To Advance Billing * l onghorn A ir Attack W ins DALLAS (UP1>—The backs ■tade the headlines, bat both coaches i p t t d today that the ether team'a line was the key factor la T e n s quarterback Duke Carlisle’s architecture •f a 284 victory over Navy la the nth annual Cottoo Bowl. Texas deserted its usual ball control tactics aad took to the air-lanes to lay the foundation for victory aad the coach of the nation’s national champion Longhorns, Dar­ rell Royal, said the change In strataay w a s forced by Navy’s defense which “jam­ med up oa us.” Navy's heralded All-Amer­ ica Helsman Trophy winning quarterback, jolly IT o g e r Staubach, had a fine day sta­ tistically, but his effective­ ness was humiliatingly unsuc­ cessful because of a Tease line that. In Middle Coach Wayne Hardin’s words, “sim­ ply kept coming aad com lag." Carlisle was the hero of the •gsme offensively by throwing •38 and U-yard scoring passes to fleet wiegbeek Phil Harris aad darting nine big yards for another touchdown to boost Texas into a *1-0 lead that •smothered Navy's hopes be­ fore halfttma. But, the seme crew of line­ men which held Navy to a minus 14 yards rushing was performing an equally mag­ nificent chore on offense by giving him ample time throw or work his run-pass options to a new Cotton Bowl record total offense of 347 yards. All-America tackle Scott Appleton, who shared “out­ standing” honors with Car­ lisle by overwhelming vote margins, led this Hoe stampede. But, at his play was Just better than that of Daily Double Pays $292.80 Ja l Alai started the Yenr off on a prosperous for holders of 44 combination Dally Double tickets Wednes­ day night at the Orlando Seminole Frootoo, paying n whopping I282J8. Winners of the twin feature wore Pedro In the first half and Areitio In the sccood stanza, both going la on the long end of the morning odds. Tuesday night’s program look n unexpected, but well received turn of events when n power failure plunged the fronton Into darkness. The players took to the court any­ way and In the dim glnre of flashlights, rendered n round of Basque folk songs. What began as an lmpromtu performance developed into n full-scale songfest as an ap­ preciative New Year's Eve crowd encouraged the sur­ prisingly good players’ chor­ us to continue their singing for nearly 43 minutes. When play was resumed, Baliola breezed through tha ninth game singles in one of the Jal Alai highlights of the evening paying a season's re­ cord $78.00 for the win. Gar­ ay was second to round out a 3-4 quinlela worth 887.40 and a 4-3 perfects good (or 8232.80. mates as tackle Staley Paulka rr and guards Georg* Bracks and Tommy Nobis. 8taubach, who was thrown for 38 yards in fosses by this raging front foursome, wound up with ■ deceptively Impres­ sive looking passing record of St hits in 31 tries for 331 yards—both Cotton Bowl rec­ ords. Ed Orr caught nine of them for another bowl high. But, bis moments of satis­ faction were limited to one 73-yard drive in the fourth period—after Texas had a 38-0 lead — when he passed the Middles down to the two-yard line from when he rsa U over. Texas, which Hardin and his ones-skeptical players ad­ mitted had convinced them it really was the nation’s No. 1 team, collected Its fourth touchdown after Carlisle had gone to the sidelines with 18 minutes left in the game. It eame on a two-yard surge by fullbaek Harold PhUlip a f t e r reserve quarterback Tommy Wade had passed the Longhorns to within that range. Staubach probably summed up the game in 33 words: “Texas didn't mess around. They hit hard and they kept tha pressure on all the time. t No. 1 they deserve to be. •player of tha gams* award.'* said Illinois Coach Pet* El­ liott Although Owen* would not admit one player could make the difference between win­ ning and losing, Washington's hopes for an upset victory rr* dashed when quarter­ back BIO Douglas suffered a dislocated knee with th* game PASADENA Calif. (UPD— only four minutes old. Rival coaches ahoddered to­ BO Sifor, who missed Baa day s f they thought of facing games because of two more years of Jim Gra­ bowski after watching th* sophomore fallback pulverize the Washington Huskies In leading Illinois to a XT-T vtotory in the Rose Bowl T h e 18-year-old Chicago youngster was voted “player of the game” and drew the pralac of both his own coach and rival Coach Jim Owens for gaining 133 yards rushing, more than the entire Washing­ ton backfleld was able to pUe up. “Grabowski certainly kad himself an outstanding day running and deeerved the Jim Grabowski Oufgains All Husky Runners onds remaining, tha mini got on tha scoreboard oa Jim Plaakenbern’a 31-yard field goal to make the halftime score 7-3. seven yards to scorn around George Donnelly's first In­ terception In the third period opened the door and the llllni drove 32 yards to score the go-ahead touchdown with Jim Warren racing the final two yards. Then at the start of LOS ANGELES (UP1) — The gold rush of 1944 opens Friday when tha world’s top professionals tea off In tha first round of tha 850,000 Lot Angeles Open golf tourna­ ment — first stop on n year­ long tour. “Mr. Golf,* Arnold Palmar, bs on hand to defend his — but confesses that ha is vrocfully out of condition to he playing up to hla beat. “I haven’t hit ■ ball alnc# Nov. 12.” aaid Palmer as ha appeared In California Mon­ day — atill pale from a winter In tha anow at hla homo In Pennsylvania. But the smart money atill makes him tha favorite to win any tournament ho en­ ter*. Tha othar big names competing hers will Includa National Open champion Ju ­ lius Boros, big money-winner* Tony Lema, Jay Hebert, A! Geiberger, Gene Littler, Ma­ son Rudolph, Dow Finaterwald and Don January. Of the 00 leading money winner* on tha tour last year, 44 will be competing In this event and hoping to get off to n good start. Among tha missing, howover, will 1he m Jack Nirklaus Player, two-thirds and Gary P of Golfdom'a “big five.* They are resting up ( for the atrenRON CLARK* crossed uou* eampaig ahead. ■ K I21B.CAPAOTY FILTER-FLO* WATER SAVIR CLEAN • Dm * “How to Teach Youngsters to Bowl” will be the title of a special aeries of five articles which will appear on The Her­ ald's sport* page next week starting with Monday's edl lion. The articles are designed for boys and girls and also for nse by parents, youth groups and athletic leaders, plus bowling instructors In teaching youngsters to par­ ticipate In the fast-growing sport N o Mat y Dows SWEEP 70 ••him. NO MONEY DOWN SALE! We're cleaning house In every dopertment Prices reduced es much es 50%l Not tecondel Not demegod merchendlse! All ntwl Going et lowest price* we cen give. Some Heme In limited supply. Every­ thing available on FRESH FOOD 13 REFRIGERATOR 30" RANGE FRESH FOOD STORAGE! • Large Fu n Width Ove« EASY PAY TERMS! • Putth Iluttoa Controls UcnfUsO ONLY MOOO. 7A344V •HIT M4995 NO MONEY DOWN M UffUR Kingpetch of Thailand has coma under fire from the W o r l d Boxing Association (WBA). Arch Hindman, WBA executive secretary, baa wir­ ed boxing groupx In the two countries Uut Kingpetch, who lost tha title to Eblhara on a first-round kayo at Tokyo, Sept 18, would fight hla way baek Into contention. m I SHOCKS FITS MOST CARS nm e x t r a ABC Sponsor | Dinnerware Set |9 Your* without charge for opening or sw-open­ ing an account with any porehaa* * f QUO or , ■*329” SPECIALS 18.SS I Wheel Alignment $450 | * -m i l e a g e applied to a**Rd Ur* hodle* 16-pe. No Money Down flT S MOST CARS n ew t r e a d s MILWAUKEE (U PI)-The American Bowling Coogresa will sponsor the five-year-old National Seniors bowling tour­ nament for the first time this year, it was announced Moaqoa, I. Pnnrway Karon. 4. Rocky's niuoa, 4. Hack, #. K'a Raral Prlnro f . Prloo, t. Duoir captain •ix t k u r r — a/i* m h o — b r a i , D — J. Itary Batten. 1- t-ort Sue, a. Harry S. 4. RaflO Hock. I. Cutlo Tray, t. Recalling, T. W alk Bllm, S. I.title Hllpp.ro o p .v K v n s H t r a — i /i i — MILK — a RADII O— 1. Rob Tray. S. O ats Faye, S. Calico Hawk. 4. Jo ss Oood.p.ed, t. Oalm Power, f. W o n t.ro a T m u st w are —a / ie w ila—Xaoms Secretary, a. Soft tirade B— 1. C hlrk.boi M ail*. Whirl : . Mr xvir«‘« n -n . s. i«»w ru t.u n i rack — a/ie mii# — Utah, «. K ollos Oreoa. I . B at­ Urodo S — |. Acadia, I. Rinse ty Baba, S. IU* Sooner, V. HI Png. a. notified. 4. super Sport S. Bobble 0*1 re. *. Pawn X m . S. Psa Rea IBCOXD HACK— B/IC Sllla — Violet. I. Xaeoo Lady, L S a ­ Grade D— 1. Vanoaur. 1. P ro­ pid Roy vincial, S. Timely Katby. 4. vi.vru sack — s/ie mu — Paboloaa Kara, S. Wonder Girt. tirade K— l. Konl Holey. 1. S. Rod Apple Groan, T. fltra- llarbour Choice. S. Allen Tip, tvao. S. SC Polo's Rock 4. Honk Son. 1. Ponds Harry, TU IB D s u e s - s/te Mile— S Kd'o Corky, T. Be-ldts (itede D— t. O B o Uronth. S. KiU*ht. t. XI ca m ia a Doehe.e Quint. S. Molvln U -Vibb. 4 T B S m SACS — B/ia M ile — Mlos Halfplot. S. HoUo B u tter. erode A— L Trenwaye. S. Gy. 4. Saleatai Mar. T. Proud Uoanle Abba, S. Duke Drake. Potooaalon. S. Cora Coko 4. H tarllsht K atby, I . Uiyal KIIIHTH R A I S — B in Milo Luke. d. Ire * Onard. T. Ctreui —I.rado M — I. Duko'a Patty, Wonder S. Randy Em m . S. K aatan Ja y , *. Tvp Ruby, e iX H itr u mack — a/a miu 4. M'a Oat Sot, S. Poot o Prldo. — G r a d e O— g. HI Betty Am. t. Rueke. T. Huntiln Hank, 4. L Happy Hiking, l Try Ta R B-’a Pornvor Win. 4. O Nellie. I. OUttorln* p i m i u s e r , — b i s m iu — Rote. 4 Onset tlarbte, I. UuJ u n t o L— i . Bobby Coco, S. U ner, S. Outaa H ock, Iron Guard, Starlight Kathy and TTanways all have turn­ ed in impressive victories to gala feature-race status since the season opened. Sand Emma and Cireus Wonder—an inaugural handi­ cap starter—are still looking for their first wins ef the year. Tonight's entries D r y S p fa • Spiral A tHw tw the finish line nfter shuttering two world M atch Under records in Melbourne. The 2 6 -year-old Aus­ Fire O f W B A tralian c o v e r e d six HAGERSTOWN, Ind. (UPI) miles in 27:17.6 and —A proposed return flyweight 10,000 m e t e r s in tltls bout between Hlroyuki 28:16.6. Eblhara of Japan and Pone Five Bowling Articles Set ELECTII6 Automatic Washer SERVICE STORES Los Angeles Open Friday the fourth parted nelly made his ceptfoa, Grabowski kd tha fi­ lial IS yards in It plays aad plunged over from th* on*. Washington had scored mid­ way la tha ascend parted aft­ er Fred Custardo fumbled aad the Huskies’ center John Stupay recovered ea th* I1Unl 37. A Slier to cad Joe Maaenso pass gained IS yarda aad halfback Dava Kopay ran GENERAL $ GOODYEAR Favciites, Newcomers At S0KC Tonight’s featured tenth n e a at the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club haa just about everything a greyhound rat­ ing fan could ask for—includ­ ing some old favorites aad gomo promising newcomers. Leading the old favorites la Duke Drake, tha T. J . Danfol runner who wan more races last season at SOKC than any other Greyhound. Duke Drake woo 11 times last ttirm but ran fourth In hla only start this season. Bonnie Abb* and Loyal gj.to also turned in good re­ cords last season and art out to continue that trend In 1884. Loyal Luke is in hit first of­ ficial start but Bonnie Abba already has notched one vic­ tory la two start*. Iron Guard. Circuit Wonder, Starlight Katby. Trsnways and Sandy Emma are also in foe feature field and all ef them have shown grade A ability tried valiantly to fill th* gap but was maty after only two weeks of practice. Hie Husklea also lost No. 3 fullback Mike KuUenski with a broken kg minutes after Douglas w u hurt If then w u a taming point In the game, both coach­ es agreed. It earn# when Si­ ler fumbled in the closing seconds of th* first hall and Brae* Capal recovered an the Washington IS. With two sec­ TOU HURD «S;jS Siis S is S A V E B IG N EW CA R Many Sues for small-to-big )an% Driven only a few miles. T rodtdinom W H IT E W A L L T U B E -T IP * •WINO-A-WAT I) BOORATED WasteBasketSale Valm A Kitchen convenience at s bargain price. Lock lever opens any alu or ihapo can. Three colon. Hu r t dwnhtllty and beauty combined In handy household bankata n t lew price, 3 patterns. 855 W. FIRST ST. �A i Dr. Ciwao’a « to Umb t e n Thereafter, to waves his a m aa4 toad bark u i fartk at psriodl* Intervals far pos­ sibly • mlnutee ia tto act af Hm m m |g t h g f t o t . of tMwl disability / cancer, bronehiactaaio oad posuiBopmiflatf, rn tfo s la t e t t a s of tha Rssptrv top ipad tflH * wlatnpi—■«««i^ ate. A teffee art primarily Aathma and hep fever. Therefore* tobercoloala aaaocU tiona. Or. L oom M o n o , aow o n dtoekiaf all leeptntery tfaoMad. It ia believed that early diagnoaia and socceuful treatment will auura pro. ventlon of protafod diaabillty from Union Message pav’d told a eigaret ia tack toad aad ttoa amoka two af them simultaneously! to ardtr to bxaak tto aad* Italy anriaa toMt a f m oMag. to aara paa tip to aatiafp that "muscle hunger." Chaw gum, far oximplo, la ordar to wiggle pow Jaw for SO minutes aad tkarakp draia off aaargp. Or eaitp a rubber toll aad kaap aquNxInr It ia tto varp toad that faraarlp told paar eigaret. Or flap with poor top chain, or stretch a mbbar baad fa r to would probably to aeraaa tha back a f poor toad aaaaldorad a “nut" if to Jump* batwoaa poor thumb aad tha lUtla finger. Thaa tip to wiggle tto atkar flagon till paa oaa gal tto rabbar baad off. Also, loan tha art af cap conversation, plua tha atntacp of papiag compliments to poor Phone Call During Gar. Farris Brpant’a final prase conference of IDAS, the following scrloa of ques­ tions and anawsra took plaea. Wo haHara paa will find them Interesting: Q— Governor, speaking of tha New Year and elnca wa won't gat together before that time, what era pour predic­ tions for tto future of Florida Industrially for 1M4 aa poo look ahead T Gov.—I think wa are going to find In Florida that tto pace of growth la going to ac­ celerate. I think that all af tha things that have coma to pasa over these last pears since the wap a n multiplying factor* co that increased adu* c a t i o n Ineroasea industrial production, increases wage rolls, Increases consumption and this incraaaas demands for edoeatlea — an a f ttoa* forces ar* net aelf-saUsfyfng forces, |hep ar* gcasmtlva forces. Aad ia mp opinion tto pact of Florida's growth qua!* Itatlvolp aad quantitatively la going to pick up. Q-—Yon don’t fool than, air, that tha change of administra­ tion in Washington toa hurt OUR BOARDING HOUSE Florida at aUt Osv— Ms, I da n e t I M l fad that—as i matter af teat at tto saomoat I think than Is probablp more a fooling af confidence with what stimula­ tive offset that has. I talked last weak with a number of bustaeossMa of national Inter­ ests aad they reflected that wherever they wont there waa a fooling on tho part of busi­ ness people of confidence la tto administration and tto fu­ ture of tho nation. Q— Governor, tho famous Lyndon Johnson treatment ton boon talked about a groat deal lately aad there toa torn a groat deal written about his tendency to got on tho tele­ phone aad coll people. Bave you talked with him recently f Gov.—Well, than was a call from him tto other dap aa a matter of fact, but I waa cut of tha house at tto Umo aad did not complete I t That ia tho only Gam I tod oeaaatoa to talk with him aad that dM not materialise. Q-—You amp to accldod ter Page g Sanford, Florida Thun., January S, 1964 not being available by phono. Gov— I waa working. r u n a a . a iblo w , B a r r o n a n a r v a L u n a a T l sris tra o N A saes late B d l te r jc u a n vaau* van r a w ataaaglag K ilte r J V M W KLLS C eu a ly E d i to r u u a ■eetoty I nh Mint, U eW e e k auaaaoM B a iter ■iraacsum oa It sooms stupid of soma lines roly opposed to comrauaUm to pise* their trust mere­ ly la armed might sad cul­ tural eirtiaigei aa though Iks world lass* Is hotween com­ munism aad capitalism. As the American Bishops' ■Utsment pointed out la IMA "Wo cannot live as materialfats sad upset to cos vert others to s *r system of free­ dom aad poses under God." W* must try to do In our Urn* as tto osrlp Christiana did tor pagaa Bourn. COM PLETE a s a O U R S A V E R S E A R N E D OVER $600,000 Advice to tho gentleman who gamed outside our office (and to thousands Uka htin)t JenwowMBnwhMhwyoG AouM stait a wfote ttvfnp proem tog thg mw ytar. You aad your wifi weft talking about It tha other day. About thoaa school expense* coining up. Aboutthat bouss you plan to boy. e• aoMday. Aad a nkar vacation trip. T om w w a tak in g tha Im portant first step tow ard aavtng . . . l o o t i n g ahead to thg fu tu r e . . . m aking p la n t. N ow fo r thg second * t e p . . . n u b * l o f th o se pU no iaaU tk a through profitable saving. to* ooV— how how profltabto aavteg can bo. Safa aad m m * tme, ten. Tbo aantop thay notepad late yoar alona will blip pot lor ■ anything* fltoy once looked abood to. Our advfea to you, abr, k to cone again soon. Don’t stop outbid* Ohm to and a p s i* Meant af your awn. Ilwn add to Ungainly. Irt ow off tha boot dadtena youl am nakal A 41 rn m f t / A fc im J m am am abai B aolaoss M aaa eo r B A K K IBT r B . M U M C U i i lf l o d Dlrootor r a s r a v sltslu s C trr u M tlM Maaago* motes B yM a U S o n la e Mr.ulr ia.aa l Tsar Sit 8 . PARK ATI. C m n iB a U rn aa w su a Moehailoo l B a st. A Ua tk e e ts t T e a r til l i t C M o nth, S .U • Moatho l.» a S Months ISO l Months t . t a t Month t.so i Msatk P . A r o s t a l H s f a U t l o a a provide t h a t aU waU suhserlpUeaa he paid la sd rn a ss. L'nisrsd ns ssoond sln ss m a n o r Ootsh sr ST. t i l l a t tho Foot UMI os of Sa a fo rd, F lo rid a , undor iho A s t o l Coagroao o f Marsh. • _ill ---m B atpla af anpraaolaa. Tto Star, after arp quality aad eloquence af famil Kennedy's public p a p a r a — atammad la part from tto Saraaaaa touch. S ta r gulck to epet ability, Praaidcat Johnson toa arldontlp am* barked aa a campaign to keep hla auccaiaor’a valued aide bp hie ewa aide la tto WMto Haas*. Boraaaaa aa hto part toa aubmerged hla pcraooal grtaf irt that Sana* (a tto acrvica of tha new Pro* la tto Praal* aidant. Bla unusual m u m of ttloaa raraali p«bllo dutp will m r t a ith men. atraaptr pull oa him than oa toothen, ptok* team ether tnUmntca af tha wna cloaar to |ato Prealdent to continue 4 lOdp, hi a aort* with the now Administration. i •a tto pauag I t will not to tha soma, af Nabrnaha who ooaroo. working far aa alder Iparlal Ceaaasl an a wik a earp diffennt J Bauaa. Deepito atpla. But la soma wapi tto 9 * origins tto Johnson regime will to n naa cleaeat Intel* tural homo for tha paung Nobrackaa. Bla nphrlnging ippartar af tto matoa him mare Ilka Anatia ubUeaa liberal ttoa Beaton. Mr. Johnson* Sonnscn grew roots, Uka Sorensen's, are dwelt Populist rural aad Populist. Even la i ha waa picked utile things tha former Ken• iff af tha aow- nadp aide should to at tome tor Kennedy af with tto Johnooas. 1 recall Sorensen waa dining with lorenaon at a to dean at 8en- French rectaurant whan to Democrat Paul those buttonsllk Inataad af Ulaola. wiaa with Us meal. That bar* ilotlsaahtj with araga la a aaatomarp akotoa L etters Gov.—Juat when 1 got bock to tto hotuo they told mo that he tod called and when to waa told 1 wsa out of the house tho coll w u cancelled. Q— Yon didn’t call him hack from curioaltpf Gov— No, If to waata to talk to will sail, 1 am aura. Bp Hal Cochran A play ciocsd oa Broadway after just oa* week. Why do producers taka a chance wtoa they haven't a show? 0 0 0 Hockey plapon have na troubla at all putting the game oa kw Wieboldt's CAMBKA K 10P Ilf — Float, and tto lata Body's right* idora loraaaoa weak la iatt* • aa tto State Message wkkk rill deliver to ia. A Soranacn will accupp a tto LSI reach thia aigaiflcaat Unclassified GET TH E B E ST FROM YOUR FU M S — AT — Home Of Super - S afe S a r in fi �* (D iU ih flb h lf S DRAB ASST: 1 tear* tent one d u M in n • s a t e *f ta t 1 am t e i M anyway. 1 « ■ eleven r u n old and 1 iaat terrible. I live is Dallas aad I vast tta whole world to ta w that aot everybody la Texas la lito tta a u wta •tat oar wonderful PmW dcat It isn't lair that T cxm # ataoMI get a bad same be­ cause ot oaa m ay mixedup kilter. Both Abraham Lteaate aad Jama* Oarfteld aaaaaeiaatod la WashD. C. aad nobody held It against that city. MeElafoy was shot la Buf­ falo aad they didn't blamo la tta t u t o of Mew Toth. Please print • this. Abby, because It will ■ c m a lot to aeaaay good DAVID IN DALLAS DBAS DAVID: IH print yew tetter, ta t lateDlgrat people all ever the world already know that what you 19M — QrtffitlU ff/l fithidfio By Abigail Von Bonn eay la te a . H a ! c m « l r hope to educate. Those we t u t i era pray tor. SCAB BATTUES: are ae assay variation* on I was anting Santo and B all are "correct") teat one 9 9 aot darn to say that was eleet to the and af n la only one proper DBAS ABBY: I personally to Ud two notrump, hut ton yea think of a lady wta asks tar dates to gar bar have attended only one wed- number throe came out of my baby sitter and sta tells tta dlag where all the guests mooto aad I was at toast ana trick Ion high. dates that tar sitter charges On ton other hand, t dtf TJc m taw . aad tta lady e o o havo aomethteg going tor an*. heaps tta extra Me taraelfT CONFIDENTIAL TO "R.B." My opponents would think that TH* BAIT I t m i DBAB S IT T B B : Net In SALT LABS CRT: I tad a tatter hand Ban 1 Sometimes tta anaisat way did. teach! d rat to get aronnd aoaaathiag to fan anything. Had 1 hid I f galng toreute Bt DBAB ABSTt 1 o e o Pw*i1i1 a terpa church Oat it off yow cheat Tor havei played than. My partwedding aad 1 saw some­ nan had opened a thing i had aavw seen ha­ n personal, unpublished re­ ler*. When tta bride ease ply, write to ABBY, Box lmnm of mialmums would dowa tta aisle, everybody la MB, Beverly Hills, Calif. hivo poitod aad we would the church stood up aad Enclose a stamped, stlf-ad* aot lava voided ton gam# faeed ta r! Now, I have atleaded auay weddings la Hate to write tetters? my lifetime, but I have sever seea anything like Baed one dollar to ABBY, this. Is this • sew style, or Bra MS, Beverly mils, THUMDAT P. H did everybody stead up to Calif., tor Abby's new book­ l i t * <*> Neweeo,# (l> New#, Wtmtktr, get a good look at tta bride let, "HOW TO WHITE LET. Sports because a lew started Ilf TERS TOE ALL OCCA8- 1:1# I ) Editorial IONS.** t i l l ( I ) New#, Sports, W ea­ BATTLED Women who lose friends S that 1 mads with tta friendly aid of both East aad West West started with tta un­ friendly lead of tta queen od rtlimnado. I duekad In T U K V ISIO N Wa Jha Woman: ey Ruth Miiiatt and alienate people are among tote peep: Tta gal wta la always «• pecting tta worst to happen and era point out flaws la any plan. Tta wouua wta can't make her mind—even when she is doing nothing more mo­ mentous than trying to dowtattar to have the r tta touit a a menu. The ooe who la so latent on tmprassing you, sta doesn't even get your name straight Tta woman who always . does more than her there of tta talking. Ira The woman wbo cultivates a bored look, in tta belief that K makes bar teak sop­ histicated. Sta wta is feravte apologis­ ing. Tta womap wta to fundsmentally a "busybody" and la always asking tta kind of questions other people hope won't be asked. Tta woman wta thinks there la only ooe way af do­ ing things tar way. Tta w onu who makes the moat, conversationally, of her real or Imagined ailments. Tta woman who would much rather tell yon some­ thing for “your own good" than to tell you something that would m ate you foal Tta woman wta la a organiser, and complicates tta simplest plan by Insist­ ing on running it according to « schedule plinnad by her, of course. Tta "good" woman who thinks sta is Just a little bit better than moat people. Tta woman who has never learned to listen. Tta wemu wta rushes from one thing to another to fast t t a Is always more con­ cerned with what Is going to happen next tbra what U happraiag at ton women How do YOtT icore? ther l:X I ( t ) Sports I ll s (|) H uttley . Brlafetor ( I ) N#we— W alter Ceakits ( I ) News— R ea Corhrae f :4 l ( I ) E n rh in ttS Mirror T:«S ( I ) R lfltm aa ((> tlunttno S Wishing ( I ) Virginia Boy* ? :tS (S) Tempi# Hoastso ( t ) PasewsrS ( I ) Pllntstoasa S ka ( t ) Rawhide (S) Donna RaaO S:*n (S) Dr. Kltdaro (l> Mr Threa Boa* lit# tt> Perry Meson ( I ) Vlater Doras IptM al 1:1# ( I ) Heed (Color) tti## (1) Buep#noo ( t ) Karros m Kills Ademe Show 10:10 ( » The Story of A Merino 8#rgo#nt II:## ( I ) ( ( ) N#w«, Woeihor, Sportp ( I ) Now# — Morphy M ania Uita (!) N#w«, Sport#, W eeth#r 11 :XS ( f ) Th##t#r of lha S tart 11:1# (S> Johnny Cartoa (Color) ItiM (») Moelo riUDAT A.M. •:ta ( t ) aitmaotteo JGqhlifhtt By Oswald Jacobv dummy and Beat mad* first error by signaling toe six. West shifted to tta three af hearia aad the Jack, king, aad nee ware played. I ted tta 1* of diamonds. West flivpytci nw vvicu oc ipiavs and 1 played low from dum­ my. Now cams tta next bit of help. East took hia jaek and returned tta Mag. West com­ pleted bis spado signal by dropping tta throe. I took dummy's ace of diamonds and returned the seven. East won with tta nine and West continued tta friendship cam­ paign by discarding a heart That gave me nine trieka because I now had four hearts In addition to two diamonds, two clubs and tta set of TONIGHT S ill ( ! ) Seaak taa Almaaao ( I ) S#aroh F a r Tomor­ S:l# <«) drove, Form Roport row (I) F s th ir Know# B##t 0:0# ( ! ) Florid a History ( ! ) Sunrise Samootor 11:41 («) Golding Light T:»# ( ! ) Today 11:11 ( I) N#w»— TUy Schorir (I) Oporatian Alphabot 1:#S I ! ) N#we. W#ath#r Til# (I) Today ( I) IU«h#lor Fn lh ir <•) Mlokla Rrano (I ) 0#a#rat Hoaplut f:M (I ) L o cal Row*. W oa1:1* (J> Ptoplo Ara Fanny (I ) A# Tha World Turaa thor S:t# (I) T ap iala Kangaroo (I) N*we— Da## Fen­ nell •it# (I ) Certoono (I ) Kaoroloo F o r Wo­ 1:4S (t) Cirtoana man 1:4# (1) L *l's Maka A Deal i d raaiword ( I) American lllito ry S ill (•> Cartoona ( ! ) Ann Sothirn S-.Sn (I ) G ala Storm t i l l (1> N*wa— Flayd K al(*) Rompor Room b#r !•:#• (I) Say W hia 1:1* ( ! ) Oeetora («> N#wa— Mika W at(I ) lleuoo F arly U sa (I) Day la Coart l:I S ( ! ) N#ws—Ll#a Howard (I ) Bpanlah 11:11 (1) N#wo— Kdwla N#w- l:to ( ! ) Loretta Toung man I I) Te Tall Tha Truth H ilt (I) W ord Tor Word ( ! ) Qn##n Fo r A Day (#) I L o ra Lacy 1:11 (I ) N#we—Edward# (1) D#e#mb#r iirlda I:!# ( ! ) You Don't Say !!:•# ( ! ) Concentration (Color) (( ) Ileal McCoy# (I) E Jga of Night ( ! ) Who Do Tou T ra it? U> Prlco la llt ih t 11:1# ( !) M illin g I.lnk «;## ( !) Milch Gama (() Secret Storm («) Pot a A a ie Jy a (») io *# a X#ya II) Trallm aeier FRIDAY r . M. tS:#S (I ) Tone F lr it Ion (Color) M g A CM. Bawhide. "IncIdeal at Tm Thane." Yen can even find psychos *Gd neurotica in westerns these day*. This plot promises mors action than k deliver* with moil af to* dlatogut tonal itlag af trite bromide#. OH Favor (Erie Fleming) res­ cues n hysterical ftrt (Su­ san Kohner) la the desert He later Warns she escaped from Indian captors. Tta Indians threaten a battle U aba Isn’t turned over to (hem for ex­ ecution as a witch. Favor not only has to contend with the Indiras but on* cf hte dro­ vers (Royal Dano), a nutty zealot wta also believes aba's a witch. S:tM :to p. m. NBC. Dr. Kildarv. "Night of tta Boast" A decidedly unpleasant plot involving revenge end rape. Bradford DiUman is almost loo convincing in bis daapi* cabin role of a former medi­ cal student turned hoodlum, who criminally assaults BOdare's date (Carol Rosses ) white Ettdarn is rendered helpless by tta hoodlum’s henchmen. Tta girl survives the ordeal tatter than does Kildare, wbo decide# to find the hood himself when tta police can't locate him. *10 P. m. ABC. Victor Borgs at Camagit Hall. This may ta Victor Borgo’a show, G Salta on TrancM After n suitable period of RCA Victor recording star scares with an aria from "Theca," n delightful version of "Mini" (Cbevalter’a , not Puceiara), a Spanish selec­ tion, "Maris," which ta does with a guitar and n magni­ ficent "Yoon la My Heart Alone." Barge’s humor Is on the forced old* and tta Danish pianist Is at his best whan ta concastrates on music, though he does get n tow chuckles from misreading page num­ ber* and from Indicting may- "It’l A |^•!#. rtf ■Bvme ima TUN SHOW BAT. MOBNING 1*:M CARTOON CARNIVAL TOTS FROM TOT CORBAL ADM. S diet-rite OR B C COLA BOYILMCATR R IT Z UnproTG Yow SKATING •aw Tar All Tha HEATING BINE FA s-tass Melodee i •v» >t. MI D I 1 11 t\ ' ) IK4 THI fU H l ROLLER RINK Florida's Tloest Fun for all aget! G Service G Complete Baaeh Bar Seminole TV (I) Love of U fa ( t ) E rn la Ford H i l l (I) N#w#— Marry H#aaonor 11:1# (I ) T ru th oe Conaoqu#nc#a ten but Skate City TV RENTAL Impr###* TV Time Previews TA 1-4*20 Zenith Color TV Sates 2(00 Sanford Avn, OTBN 11:4S At liN - 1:4# Sill - IdS CHILDREN SSe BTUDRNTS Us ADULT! an* G Classes — Beglaaera A Advaaced Just Off Hwjr. 17-91 On Tha Dof Track RA PURCELL'S Annual 0 M M ens Suits REG. VALUE BALE 69.95 ------5 4 .9 5 -----M E N ’S 59.88 44.88 DRESS PANTS Va OFF M E N ’S P A N T S ONE GROUP O NLY *3“ Pfc M E N 'S H A T S V i OFF Sport Coats 1 GROUP - 10°° $ VALUES TO 935.00 9f| .88 TO 9|4-88 98.98 eoeoooeooooeooeooooeoooaooGeoooeeeeeeeooeeoooeooeooo 9 4.99 COATS REG. VALUE 912.98 ........ 921.95 .. Men's Jackets V l PRICE 2*88 5 .9 9 -------- 3.88 V) OFF Approx. y2 P R IC E L A D IE S H O U SE C O A T S VALUES TO 97.98 90-88 . 94.88 - 90.88 Sport Coats Approx. I/3 OFF **»****# *e*# ete# ***n *a***# c**e< 90-99 Tg 9g.99 Ladies' Skirts 1— 1* eea— e * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Ladies' Hose L A D IE S " S U M J IM S ’’ VALUE 8ALE 87.98 __________________________ __ $3.98 eee#• #e#eeeeeeeeeeoeaeeeeeeeee.eeteeee*eeeeeeeefe##eee#eeee« 1 PC. 810.98 ----------------------------------------------- 90.88 TO 9 1 IDT — 2 PR. FOR 9| -0O L A D IE S SL IP S Men's Work Shoes Lot O N L Y 914.98 -------------9J-M Ladies' Hats •eeeeeeeeee# Boy's Suits One 97.98 _____ SALE 3.99 - - - - ALL SHOES ee#eeeeeeeee#eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee#eeee#eee#e AND SALE Ladies' Blouses * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * e e * * * e * e * * * * e * e CORDUROY ALL SPORT SHIRTS REG. VALUE *149 to *2“ SALE REG. VALUE 93.98 leeeeeeeeeeeeeee# 91.99 LUES TO 94.88 | VALUES 97.98 ■ ee ee e e e ee e ****************ee e e e ee e e e Men's Shirts WOOL Ladies' Dresses SW EA T ER S VALUES TO 95.00 .. WHITE ELEPHANT RACK 9| 0-88 ALL OTHERS REDUCED FLANNELS LADIES* AND CHILDREN’S FLANNEL SALE -------- 90-88 eeeeeeeeee#ee* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 9:00 A.M . Gowns s Pajamas CHILDREN & PRE-TEEN Men's Sweaters SALE BEG. VALUE 9L N eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.ee*eeeee 9|-H - JA N ST A R T S FRI. M O R N $3» 1 LOT — VALUES TO 91.65 PR. SALE a r •m * o j-W G IR L S SLIPS Ladies' Toppers VALUES TO 93.98 9|.00 TO 9|-49 912.98 VALUE ONLY 90.88 Coats & Suits Approx. PURCELL A L L SA L E S PLU S T A X NO SANFORD - ORLANDO 125 W . F irst S t , Near Oak Ave. LADIES Sanford NO REFUNDS EXCHANGES �M ary Ann Newman Bride Of Lt. J. B. S t John Mrs. Cleveland Receives Gift Linda Lou Hipkins Weds Robert Tucker Gleeson From S. S. Class Dee. 28. Mary Ana Newman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ry Ellsworth Newman Jr * Greenwood, 8. C. became the bride of Li. (Jg) U J J f . James Berry B * John Jr., sea of Mr. and Mrs. James Berry Bt. John, Sanford. The doable-ring ceremony arse performed la the Episco­ pal Church ef the Broom e fed carnations and try. Far traveling, Mrs. Gleeson wore a salmon pink wool salt with matching accessor- / serving pieces to Mrs. M. N. Cleveland, class teacher, in appreciation for her services. Members attending were Mmss. F. L. Gebbardt, M. N. Cleveland, Dan Batten, Ralph Batts, Carlton Hanley, Larry Baker, Vernon Hardin, Bill Johns Jr., Carl Brorvp, Ed Alderman sad Mrs. Donald Fla mm. d’aags lace armmd the edges. Her veil of French illusion was attached to a crown ef good pearls. She wore her graadmothor’o pearls a n d carried a bouquet of Stephanetls and Miles of the valloy, centered with two white or- American Legion Auxiliary Program American Legion Auxiliary, Campbell Lessing Fort S3, will bold Its regular meeting tomorrow at T:30 p.m. is the Legion Hut. Mrs. Lorraine Graham, ex­ ecutive secretary of Seminole County TB Association, will show a Aim of TB-RD. A social hour will follow the program, Mrs. E. K. Bax­ ter, chairman. MRS. ROBERT TUCKER GLEESON Society Meeting Postponed MRS. JAMES BERRY ST. JOHN The Battle O f Gettysburg Heard By U D C Members Norman deVert Howard Merritt on Cornell Drive. chapter. United Daughters of The meeting was opened the Confederacy, met recent­ with flag salutes and the rit­ ly at tha home of Mra. W. L. ual. During t h e business meeting there was a discus­ sion of the district meeting to be held in Sanford early In the new year and plana were made. “Christmas Night In U62" was read by Mrs. Merritt, and the program for the aft­ ernoon featured the presenta­ tion of a record, “The Battle of Gettysburg.” Refreshments were served lo the following members at­ tending: Mmea. F. B. Adams, Martin J . Bram, L. A. Brumley, David Caldwell, W. P. Fields, John R. Fox, Claude Herndon, A. W. Lee. J . M. McCasklli, Edmund Melscb, W. A. Perry, R. F. Robison, A. K. Rossetter and Mra. A. R. Wallace. Pope, Sanford, Reggie Brown, Florence, 8. C., William B. McGill, Colombia, 3. C. and David Watson, Blahopville, 8. C. Acolytes were Michael and Pater Newman, brothers of and blending accessories for her wedding trip. The couple will make their home in New Iberia, La., where the bride* groom I* in flight training. Mrs. Newman, mother of the bride, wore coffee lacs over a beige satin sheath dress with matching hat and shoes. Her flowers were bronze orchids. The bride­ groom’s mother wore a beige brocade aheath dreas with matching hat and bronse or­ chids. Immediately following the ceremony, the bride’s parents entertained with a reception in the Church Pariah House. The bride's table and the buf­ fet table were covered with Imported linen and lace cloths. The four-tiered wedding cake and silver candelabra were oo the bride’s table and the burfet table was centered with an arrangement of white mums, gladioli, and snapdrag­ ons. Mrs. St. John wore a camel and gray tweed suit with gold velvet over-blouse, mink hat Mrs. Bolin 6 Entertains 6 A t Dinner A wedding rehearsal dinner was given for Miss Angle Stewart and Scott Bolin is the Gold Room of the Mayfair Inn by Mrs. Muriel Bolin, mother cf the bride-groom. « The table was decorated with pink and white cantotions. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stewart, parents of the bride; Mrs. H. J . Bolin, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J . Bolin, Mr. snd Mrs. Jack Hulskamp, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Lupfer, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith, Miss Sunny Skinner, Walter Neal, Connie 8tewart, and Miss Sharon Lupfer. 9 Dress or Work PANTS $ c o o 2 Pair.. SM ITH S I SHOES AND CLOTHING Corner Flrat St. A Saaford Ave. j Antique Show fir Sale To Re Held At DELAND ARMORY J FrL, S a t and Sun., Jan. 3-4*5,1964 HOURS: FRIDAY — 6 lo 10 P. M. SATURDAY and SUNDAY — 1 lo 10 P. M. 40 Dealers Showing — All Exhibita For Sato “Thin Is Another Jansen - Dyer Show” Admieelos 73c—With This Ad Only »0e—Children Me Food Available Ladies Society of the Bro­ therhood of Locomotive Fire­ men and Enginemea will not meet tonight aa scheduled. The meeting has been, post­ poned until Jan. P, when new offlceri will be Installed. J J INVENTORY CLEARANCE ST A R T S F R ID A Y J A N U A R Y 3rd! 9 Ladies Suits & Dresses M A G N O L IA TREES fn Orion snd wool double knit*, pure silk*, din-run ■ml cotton, In print* and aoli<|», n U o pastel colors. Slxca tl- IB, 10 20, 10tt-34U. Regularly Priced From 7.98 to 49.95 READY NOW! FROM ST50 UP Gnipevllle Nursery 3231 Grape*lit# Ave. FA 3-ossa "Beotia Dealer** Soft wools, suede cloth, cotton and dacron fabrics. Sizes 5 to 20. Stenstrom Realty Is pleased to announce the opening of their new Regularly Priced From 5.98 to 11.95 Reduced DRESSES REG. PRICE 11.95— 14.95 15.95— 17.95 18.95— 21.95 22.95 — 24.95 25.95— 29.95 32.95— 39.95 , J SALE • SWEATERS • SKIRTS • BLOUSES • PANTS • CAR COATS — 3** — 1095 PRICE • Sweaters Slipovers fir Cardigans ASSORTED 9 UP TO NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STYLES J Values From 6.98 to 14.95 office, January 2, at REG. PRICE UP TO $14.95 SALE PRICE Blouses We invite all of our friends and customers to visit us soon in our new office, and on behalf of the entire staff, best wishes fo r a Long and ahort ilecvM, roll up ak-evaa In cotton print* and ■olid colon. Size. 3$ to 11- 9 OPEN TILL 9:00 FRL NITE ALL SALES FINAL! very happy New Y ear. ACCREDITED CHARGE Herb Stenstrom ACCOUNTS WELCOMED 0 > �J> A She Oaafeil fm 9 Helen Gleeaon Our good friends, Hilda and . Clarence Powell had a wond­ erful surprise Monday night. They thought they wera go: Ing to have a quiet dinner, to celetrats their 40th (can you believe M?) wedding anniveraary, with their son, Dr. Noil Powell and his wife Palsy la Orlandt But the quiet din; ner turned Into a delight­ fully gay dinner and festive avonlng . . . for they wars greeted by the strains of "Happy Anniversary . . " Oviedo Personals Morgan, W ing W edding Solemnized In Alabam a S cM atig h tA Wo can t think of n nicer w:y to bight a bright new yesr than by arriving back la Sanford . . . It’s nice up la the frozen north, and the snow and Icicles arc picture prolty . . . The outdoor Christmas trees, standing roof high, trimmed with hun­ dreds of colored lights, reflect­ ed in the now, li truly o sight to too. Wo’rt glad we saw It . . . had a wonderful . time. . . loved our eon's wed. ding . . . but obi to glad to be back. We bad a delightful ' surprise as we stepped off the train (sin hours Into), expectlag to ride borne In a tail . . there stood cuts little Linda Allan Wllllamf to meet us. That mad# the arrival homo complete . . to sec such • friendly, smiling faet. Did you know that Psggy Jane Tyre and her mother made the muffs and pillbox kata tha attendants wort for bar wedding Saturday sight? Ptggy gavo thorn to her ma­ tron of honor and bridesmaids at • luncheon and wo saw than then. All smocked with •sad pearls . . . very lovely, and such tedious work. She gave them matching seed ; pearl necklsees to wear. ; Mrs. Prank Mebsne called • to say sht has a ftw ticket* far Urn delightful musical ope­ retta, "Babar The Elephant", the eecond In the icries of children’s concerts presented I by the Assoclstc Board of the Vlorida Symphony Orchestra. The fantasy, with singing and danelng, will be Jan. 4 . . that’s this Saturday . . . at , 3:10 p.m. in the Municipal Auditorium In Orlando. The erehestra will be conducted by Henry Mater. A wonderful ' opportunity to treat the whole family to delightful entertain- znent, so give her a call. The Mebanes went to Orlando for the Rosalind Ball this week, along with several others from Sanford. It's such a glittering social event we're hoping she'll tell us all about Jm l f, 1964 — F i n • sung by eery familiar volets, all very close friends of the Powells . . . John and Keen Ivey, Fred and lleltn Wil­ iams, Georgia and Dr. Or­ ville Barks sad Cora Bobaon . . (Jim was too sick to go). Georgia Barks had given Hil­ da an orchid from one of her plants early In tha afternoon and hadn’t said a word-even though they have celebrated annivcriarlat together f e r years. The 40th Is ruby, Nell and Patsy gave Hilda a beautiiul ruby ring In a Tif­ fany salting and a pair sterling cufflinks, with two ruby stars In sach, to Clar­ ence. The gueiU surprised the Powells with a silver chafing dish . . . a wonderful reminder of aueh a marvelous time. To top the evening, Neil got a long distance call through to Hilda's parents in Quitman, Ga. Isn't that a lovely way to speod any anni­ versary . . . especially the toth? We’ve already offered congratulations. . . but would like to say It again, and hope we're around for the 50th and all those In betsreen. Mrs. Bradford Byrd had a wonderful visit with her aon, K. Powers Sr., from Char­ leston, S. C. sod her grand­ son. A. K. Powers Jr. from Indianapolis, when they spent few days with her In hsr boms on Hibiscus Court Sorry to bear Mrs. A.D. Zachary ia a patient in Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital . . . Had a delightful note from Helene Stutsman yesterday— remember when she was so active here when the Captain was Sr. Medical Officer at N.A.S.?— he it retired from Ihe Navy and haa a residency In psychiatry at Arkansas State Hospital. Heleno says he finds it interesting work, sod she la hiving a wonder­ ful time furnishing their new borne in Little Rock . . . she still teaches swimming classes (right now she his a class of retarded children — Isn't that wonderful?) and Is doing a bit of flying, and playing a smidgen of golf. It’s no won­ der she's so interesting . . . she's always doing something Annette Thrift Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al­ len L. Thrift, became the bride of Dr. Kenneth M. Ming Dec. 22 at 3:30 p.m., at the P in t Methodlet Church of Beaaemer, Alabama. Dr. Wing la the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Ksnnsth Wing of Aanhsim, California. Dr. Robert Sandaberry offlclated at tho doubla ring ceremony. Tho bride won a pink brocade suit, white kid a small whlta pill boa vtll cf illusion. • email whlta Bible and a bouquet topped with a pink orchid. Pat HammacV, sister of the bride was matron of honor attendant. She won ■uit with matching and an orchid corsage. Tho bride-groom’e beat man waa Wyatt Hammack. llsheri wen Bill Thrift, brother cf the bride and Mark Wand. Mn. Thrift won a royal blue aheath with matching hat and aceeaaories and an orchid conago for her daughter’e wedding. Following tha ceremony Demonstration Club To Have Program The Lake Monro* Home Demonstration Club will meet Jao. • at 7:30 p.m. at the Monroe Community Building. The program wlU be on "Snaekt and Desserts For tie." Hostesses for the even­ ing will be Mrs. Prank Lee and Mra. Thelma Emerson. Anyone wishing to Join the ladles are welcome to do so. The Community building Is located right back of tb* Monro* Elementary School. there was • reception fer more than 40 guests. Mrs. Louise Anderson presided at th . punch bowl and Mrs. Faith Burma and Miss Kathy Thrift aarrsd tha wsddiag cats. After a brief wedding trip, tha couple returned to San* ferd, where Dr. Winy is In tha practice of General Sur­ gery. Tha couple will reside at 103 N. Mellonriile Avenue, Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gools­ by, Birmingham, Ala., have returned boms after spending some time with their daugh­ ter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scott, and sows, Van, Bob and John. TIM S NOW TO START THAT NSW D IA R Y ... fifaaAanctt ALSO CHECK OUS SCRAPBOOKS AND PICTURE ALBUMS CONTINUES ! ! SAVE 40% TO Flemings FASHIONS FERN PLAZA SILVER SH O E ST O R E MRS. KENNETH WING acw. Ilclcne says they still subscribe to the Herald—, so . . . thanks for the note Helene and we tope you and Bob have a happy and Inter­ esting retirement. During Lie new year of 1964 are hopo all your news will oe glad tidings . . . and it alU b* a year filled with Joy, and with the courage to meet those occasions not so Joy­ ous . . . filled with love . . . tnd understanding . . . and above all may it be a bless­ ed and Holy ycarl I I J.'Jw Studio JANUARY CLEARANCE SCHOOL of BALLET 719 Laurel Ave. Marilyn Sprouse, Director AGKS 6 & Ul' • BALLET • l’OINTE 20 Week Winter Term Heftlna January 5th. Ph. .122-6322 To ReglMer You’ll Find Them at All ?r / NOTICE Merchandise Guaranteed Ilf l i n t vvlll not give \ I Silver Dollar* with the ] purchase of shoes during 7 Jan. In order to offer even greater . . . Y 1 FIR ST Q U A L IT Y BIGGER SAVINGS PUWNTOWN SANFORD — the finer LINENS lCHECKTHESEKUUESI • “Lifestrides," “Naturmlizera,* & “Adores” No Seconds FOR THE WHOLE FAM ILY L A D IE S HEELS Regular *12.95 to $15.95 Or Rejects Sale Price All Mens Shoes $1.00 Or More O ff! exa m plei " H u sh P u p p ie s " Regular $9.98 IEXAMPLE: OUR EN TIRE STOCK OP • L A D IE S FLA T S P ffog r Wellington Boots & $ 2 ° ° o ii No Lower Prices Anywhere! Regular $12.98 Jg le PflCe Men's Brand Name Dress Shoes Regular $12.98 ; Dry Dkln Cleanser-Double-rlch ertam that softens and refreshes the lUn as It cleanses. 6 or., regularly $3.00, now $1.50.12 or., regularly 15.00, now $2.50 talon CeM Cream-For normal or oily skin. "Magnetic action drew* out hidden dirt. . . reveals hlddan beauty. $3.00 sirs now$1.50.55.00 aim only $2.50. S-Mlnuto Magic-Creamy liquid cleanser. Lifts out dirt In seconds and leaves nogreasy residua. 10 ol, r»#jtarty $2.00, now only $1.00, D orothy Gray J a |e Price 'SPECIAL! SPECIAL! rSPECIALf Men’* Lace Ladles* Men’s Rubber IRubber Boots| HOSE Knee Boots Reg. $9.98 Reg. 91.25 Reg. 94.95 Sale $5.91 2 pr. 99c Sale $1.50 Touchtons REXA LL DRUGS e- “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMART CONCERN" SEE THE “MOONWEAYE” FANTASTIC NEW THERMAL DOWNTOWN SANFORD UEDSPREAI) — AT GARRETTS — 200 E. FIRST ST. IN SANFORD Sneakers Reg. *2.98 - *3.98 Sale Price OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Childrens Shoes *100and $200° F/: ,0 Mcn’a Low Quarter Whlta Quantity Righto Reserved Silver Dollar Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD COR. FIRST & MAGNOLIA �UBi — ' > v" ■ • A•- 10 Sta. * . 1H4 *• ' - • ■ r~■ H .T .. “. . % ta ta Legal Notice i« T M c tB c rrr c n ir r n AMI FWR M M M W CWI< rr* r ir a n ii « O U IC M T . c a m i a THB IIno IOC SAVINOO BANK. A M rp o rllttn o rsaalsH u < •slating uadsr lb * taw* •( I t s York, ♦- • I WONDER HOW DO • YOU U KE - WHAT HE MEANT BY THATj DEAAT]fj TIZZY By K ate O w n tH ? V kA ^zA T Mtffic/ » wmtsoutmbotno POBADANO JBLU /AN >'m DB3P llj A M o n -U M o so e u v -e to B O C M N . T H A I* Ml bo o th s? a w fe to s u s s s E 1 trisd ana afto* but fckspt Adding downr CARNIVAL toe Al el l/d l a AnkSttw MA»‘ CLARENCE CLIFFO RD E R E LOW JgA N K TTB SR C LOW, feta wlta. Dafandaat*. x tm c s s f ic r r ▼ SB FF A T S S T F L S B IB A TSiC LA R C M C S CLIFFORD BRELOW . • b a n rstU saee to un­ known: JE A N E TTE BRELOW, whoa* rsatdsass ta anfeaowat Ton are barsfey aatlflad that A salt baa feeea Iliad against IM as Dafaadaatg la lbs a boss aatltlad aanaa; and that r o s ara h srsb r ragalraA ta III* ro o r answer with tka Clark a l thla C o art and to •errs a e o n tharaof npon the P laintiff, o r P falB tirr* Attar* nar, whoaa asm s and address i'sY •mYth” Elliot and lahw alta. » l l B araatt Nations? B ask Oaltdlng, Jacksonville >, Flo r­ ida. aot la ter tfeaa Jonunrr IT. t i l l . I f you fall t * do a*. 4a. eras pro eoafasso will ha antered against jros for the rollsf demanded la the sealplaint. The nature of said sa lt fee­ ing for foreeleeura of s o r t gaga recorded la Book M l, Page a ll, o f lbs official Re­ cord! o f Bsmlnola Counts. Florida, the description o f the property proceeded against fee­ ing as follows: All that cer­ tain property eltuata and fee­ ing In Sesilnot* County. Flor- WORK gun.PPM Via, i aacAuYaa mono Mining Links By Dick Turner i and all flaturoa sow or feeroaftor atlaohod to or ueod la connection with the premises herein described and In addition thereto tho followIng described household appli­ ances. which aro. and shall to doomed to feo. flaturoa and a part of tho realty and aro a portion nf the security for tho Indebtedness herein mention­ ed: One OE R o f r l g e r alor, (Elec. I, Model L A S -lt-i. Serial No. U S -lta m One OE Range. (Elec.), Model J-tD t-T, Serial No. TT-»o«:«i One Duo-Therm Heater, (Oil). Model IIS .I. Serial Nu. SS-II-3S. IO.WO BTU One Cheleea Kitchen Es heuet Fen. No model or oerlel numbers Ten Venetian Blinds. (Me­ tal), menqlaotured by Ro­ berts Awning A Venetian llllnd Company, Orlando, Fla. No model or aerial numbers WITNESS my bend and the seal of said Coart at taaford Florida, thla lfth day o f Deoember, A. D. IMS. (SEA L) Arthur I t Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of tho Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk (A eupy of tho complaint fltad herein ta attached to tho eopy of tkta Notlco which ta melted to eoch Defendant for whom a residence more specific than a Slate or Couatry waa glean In tho sworn statem ent filed herein fey the Plaintiff, feta agent or attorney.) SMITH, ELLIOT AND SCHWALBE Atlorneya and Counsellor! at Law 111 Barnett National Bank Building Jacksonville t, Florida Pufellsh Doc. I t. I f , IN S E Jan . 1. ». 1M4. cDP-ai Whole House Comfort Is Yoon With A — E ta B T I L i a CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM — FROM — w m m tr.M ioaes •nm am aom t-trM M gnr u un T O fv m -w m > m m > ' Southern ^ B or M STOP BY OR CALL — FA 2-8321 n1 60\ EXPERT SERVICING 3311 PARK DR. SANFORD, FLA. t PORK CHOP DINNER Chili Pawttar papa ap thq park. I pork ehepa lVk tap. salt ta UP- H PPtf I grata pepper rtaga S raps eoohtd parboUad rice H cop dietd eatoB • tames sllcca • oaioa sUcea S cop# tomato Joke 1 tip. chili powder Trim eaeese fat from chope. Place c m leper deep ta frypaa; spriakta with salt tad peppar. Top each with pepper ring. mixture of rice ai diced cstas, thee with taoME aad eak» illcee. Mis tomato Juice aad ehlU powder; pour over top. Cover aad bake ta moderate area 33b decreet for 1 hour, or until meat la deoe. Berras a. a • a A fruitful Idea . . . A fla a a lag garnish of ctnaod fruit adds a vivid aoto of color to the platter of holiday meet — aad makes tho moat U i more delictaua. Try atuddtag ptoeeppU allcoa, apricot peach hslvea with dovta aad nutting them la butter, for IsiUace. Alternate tho can­ ned fruit garnish around the platter with sprayi of panley or water erne far a "dma-up” look. • • a CARAMEL COOKIS SUCKERS 1 roQ refrigerated cookies cup milk chopped nuts 1 14-ox. bog caramels (ft caramels) Wooden akewera Cut the cookies at directed on the label. Place each cookie over o skewer, allowlag ta inch beyood cookie. Bake ae dfroctcd ea the labcl. CooL Place earamels aad milk la a double boiler saucepan over low beat. Stir frequently until caramels aro melted and aaueo la smooth Cover each cookie with car­ amel aaueo then sprinkle with nuts aad placo os waxed pafirm. 1 cup milk, scald* 1 tbsp. hotter 2ta capo Rite Chases crack * crambo finely rolled (37 crackers) ta rap floor lta te n salt ta rap ikradded Cheddar cbecio Scald milk, add batter. «tlr Bata batate- ft melted. Add to Uts Cracker crumb*. Lai stead unto saft. Ada aggs. Mix weU. Sift floor, boklag aad salt together. Add liquid mixture aad cheese, itfrrteg until dry lagradiente ara motataaod. Bake oa a hot griddle using about I , tbsp. of better far each pan­ cake. Makes about 30 small paacahoa. Servo with fruit sauce. fruit fauco: Drain coo 1* 1-ounce eaa fruits for roatrvtag syrup. Mix tbsp. cornstarch with a amount of ayrup. Ba­ um ta rematetag syrup. Cook over medium heat uati clear, stirring occasionally. Add fruit Heat aad serve Immediately over Cheese Pan­ cakes. • a o My decant tala sound real Cheesy"? Lemon Cherry Cheesecake 30 Nabisco Chocolate Chip Cookies flatly sailed (I cups crumbs) I tbapa. butter or etoo, 3 tbapa. eager got. pkg*. cream softened ta cup sugar 3 they, flew 1 teas, vanilla ex tra * ta cup lemon Juice 3 tbapa. grated tamoa rind 4 aggs, separated 1 cup light cream 1- Mb. 0 ae. caa cherry pin filling Combine attain crumbs, melted butter or oteo and su­ gar; mix woO. Press against bottom aad aides of 0 inch spring form pox. Combine cheese, auger, flow, vanilla, lemon Juice aad tamoa rind; beat until smooth. Add agg yolks, out * a time, boating wall after each addition. Stir la cnam . B e * egg whites until stiff, but a * dry. Fold cbaste mixture into egg whites. Pow into crumb emit. Bake ta a slow oven 323 do­ m es tor 1 hour or until cen­ ter ta net CooL A s* before •erring spoon oome * tho cherry pie filling ea top of the choose cake to make a circle. Serve remaining eber* riot as a sauce. Serves 41k * a * fo r a popular luncheon these aro quick aad easy to do too/ Apple 8auce and Sau• • • •ages ta Coca Bread Pto. Grom Bean Bake. Thla ta a 112 os. pkg. omamoal muffin food oven dish using mix canned vegetables. 1 lb. link sausages 3 onioas, thinly sliced 2 cups canned apple sauce ta cup uncookad rice Prepare muffin mix according 1 can tomatoes. (2 rape) to directions ea pkg. Pour 1 eaa rat greea beaae, drain­ batter late greased t " pie ed (3 rape) plate. Sake ta bet ovea 400 ta cup water or broth degrees, 30 to SI minutes or 1 toai salt until done. Pan broil sausagto to teas pepper until done, drain off fa t Movt dash of tabasco sausages te ooe side of pan. Make layers of onions ta bat-, Add apple sauce aad beat. tend 3 quart caascrota. Covet < Arrange asusages and apple with rice. Combing remain­ sauce on serving dish. Spoon ing Ingredients and beat to over hot corneal bread wed­ boiling, pour over rice. Cover ges. Serves i tightly. Bake ta moderate • e e oven 3U degrees for SO min­ Another breakfast treat. utes or until rice ta tender. ELEPHANT EARS Serves 0 1 cup coarsely chopped cea­ • • • sed apple sauce PEACH CARAMEL 1 rap coined apple sauce ICE CREAM PIE t tbsp. CT*y«Mreh lta cape graham cracker U cup light brawn sugar crumbs lta teas, cinnamon 3 tbsp. sugar 3 tbsp. butter ta cup butter melted 3 cups biscuit mix 1 cup (13 os. pkg.) freooa ta cup milk poach allcoa thawed Combine applto slices, apple 3 pts vanilla leg cream sauce, auger, cornstarch, cin­ ta cup butter malted namon and butter. 8immer ta cup brown auger until thickened, stirring con­ ta cup chopped paeans stantly. CooL Prepare biscuit Preheat oven to 330 degrees. mix according te directions oa Mia cracker crumbs am pkg. using ta cup milk. Divide gar together; stir in ta rap dough Into 3 portions. Roll melted butter. Pirmly press out each portion into piece crumb mixture to bottom of Uta" tang by fta " wide, paa aad aides of **’ pit pan. tpread ta apple mixture down aad bake 0-10 minutes. Chin. cotter of dough. Fold over Drain peach allcat reserving iidea about 2" toward center. 1 tbsp. Juice. Soften I pint Fold over again to meet In Ice cream, stir In half the crater. - Moisten edges, fold peach allcoa. Spooo mixture over pressing edges lightly into chilled crumb en u t Re­ together. Cut each roll in A turn to freescr. Combine but­ equal portions. Place cut side ter, brown sugar and swsorv down on greased baking pan. ed peach juice la saucepan. Bake at 400 degroea, IS to 20 lriag to rolliag boil gad minutes- Makes 1 1 ta �/ * A Yoil Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our “Don't W ants” In The Herald Classified Ads! Classified tip * f n h r l Trailer Space oo Lake Athby. FA 2-7361. REN T A B E D 32-5613 RoPaway, Hoipttal ft Baby Beda. By Day, Week, or Meath P*. FA M M US W. let S t CARROLL’S FU1NRURB STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: tuee., thru FrL - 6 P. M- day • f VACANT S-Roorn bouee oa before insertion. Moo. • Sat neon. DKAOLINK* CLASSIFIED DUPLAY: Too*., thru Fri. - S P. M. Sag inaertloa. Mao. WE L A B A APARTMENTS: loom* private hatha, U4 •W. Firat S t Urge lot, newly painted laaide aad out, on S. Sanford Avo. a,MO Caah. MS-tMl Entorprlao. LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, I BE., 3 bathe, Urge atone fireplace in wood-panelled living room, fie . R a ., uti­ lity rooa, lan e roeau, opea-beaoa eelllaga throughout Owner betas trenefarred. MM Country Club Rd. BK1 NO TRANSFERRED. Mast eell S BR, CB homo, CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Loat t FOnnS 2. Notices - Pareonnla 8. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 8. Food fi. For Rant SA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rant 10. Wanted to Kent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance ce 15. Business ■ Opportunity 15. Female Hem Wanted elp Wanted 17. Male Help IS. Help Wanted 10. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pstn 82. Flowers - Shrubs 88. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap or Exchaago 85. Articles Wanted 84. Automobiles - Trucks 3LA Antes Waate4 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers • Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment SMALL Cheap place in try for rust. Day* PA 3-30*3 nitee PA MHO. SMALL Unfurn. l-bedroom bourn. 406 San Carloe, fog. PA 2-3951. ROBERT A WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Luadquist, Aaaa. FA 3-3151 Atlantic Barit Bids. 3 Bedroom, Fla. Rm. footed. Lake Mary. 322-1307. FURN. S Rm. Apt Clean. Reasonable. FA 1-1194. Ja n . t , 1964 — P ag e U SW EETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer CHEV. 'IT tdoor Hardtop, VI, Troblo glide, radio, heater, Gateway To A t Waterway 1 owner. 333-7465. Robson Sporting Goods Tow IVDfBUDE Heater 30446 B. 1st Ph. FA MM GREENBR1AR 3 BR Houeo with acreage* boice lota available ia located I miiea north W. Greenbrier of Loch Arbor Johae River on 17*3 Htway. overlooking golf coatee. Call 337-3292 Euatis lor de­ tail*. El NORWOOD BUILDERS, INC. SM Fairmont Dr. FA S-S074 Office 204 W . First * 4 BR, 2 batha, centrally heat­ ed A air-coed. Fenced back THE TIME TESTED FIRM yd. Water Mftener A leadt i t N. F a it Ate FA M i a ataped. FA M ill. S t Johns Realty fr r n lh fenced yd. 3 yrs. old. No cub. Assume VA Mort. 702 Baywood Circle, Sualand E at FA 2-gM7. FHA - VA HOMES a, a, ft 4 BEDROOMS 1. m , ft 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM , $100 Low Monthly Payment* For Complete Information See Or Can Your FHA wVA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty Efficiency Apt 111 Park. 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2*20 'CLEAN quiet R eoat" The LAKE LIVING SITES Gables FA 2-0731. 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min­ utes Orlando—2 minutes to 3 Bedroom*, (70 month Interstate 4—U Acre with 3 Bedroom*, Mo month huge oaks, sand lake spring 4 Bedroom*, $111 month. fed-11993 Full Price, $30 per mooth. No down. Can EOSA L . PAYTON owner, Harry Block, Or­ Reg. Real Batata Broker FA 3-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha lando, GA 4-8465. I BR.. 1 Bath, Kltcbea equip., fenced yard. 3MS Old OrUndo Rd.^Sonland. OWN YOUR OWN EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS 3,000 minimum, 66,000 maltmum investment, 3 to 3 hr*, time per day 3 to 4 days per week. Approx. $4,OM and op potential Income pur year. Could be muck higher II more time spent Ideal for man with steady S-hoor-a-day type Job, er school teachers, housewives or partially disabled. It to aim very rattahto for rigoro m retired mao. Write giv­ ing occupation, age, oddroea, telephone number nad ether pertinent details to John S. Pearaon, c/e General De­ livery, Hollywood Beach, Fla. VA-FHA Appointed Property Management ft Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 1-2116 Night FA 3-0941 ISM Park Dr. I3S-07M Sanford. Fla BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1V4 bath borne. One bedroom baa separata entrance, can be rented fur Income. Will trad* for smaller place Sboeo by appointment. Call FA 2-9*46. EVERYBODY READS TH E CLASSIFIED I f . F em a le H ttp W a ste d S Pc. Dining rooa eat. Sealantique, recently receodiALIX OF SANFORD tiooed. 123-0175. Needs experienced sewing ma­ chine operators for swim suits aad sportswear, if WZLLB DRILLED, PUMPS, CHRISTMAS LAY- A - WAT, tPRIN KLIB SYSTEMS Never Picked « , 14 Model you nr* experienced ea foe. AH Type* aad Stoea Swing Needle Dial-O-Matk, tory sewing machines, we Makes fancy stlteftee, Makes We Bepelr end Service have steady work for you S T I N E Button-boles, Sews on but la a modern air-conditioned tons, Monograms, Embroid­ factory, under very good Machinery nad Supply Co. FA 16432 er*, Darns. Patches, Etc. working cooditiooe. Phoo* 167 W. 2nd i t Coat $129, Now 4 payments FA 2-2204, ask for Mr. CuFor FAST TAXI Service call of $9.00 left oa Account. rial*. Homer LUUe s i Greyhound Ph. PA 36627. Bus Station. FA 2-1421 or WANTED. Advanced H a i r GUNS. New ft Used. Large Stylist Kva • Brea Beauty selection. Will trade, Also Shop, 106 E. 2nd. Washing Machine Sale* repair. Tackle sold ft re ft Service paired. Osteen Bridge Fish 17. M ale Help W anted Free Estimate on Repairs Camp ft Gun Shop. M40 Hiawatha WANTED. Retired or eeml 223-7363 NECClIl ZIG-ZAG retired gentlemen for Cash­ In Console. Like new rood. ier—Must furnish references Tractor mowing ft Grading. Mo n o grams, embroiders, ft be b o o d n b l e . Apply Cell FA 2-7631. makes buttonhole*, sews oa Movtclaml Drive-In Theater. Flaao Tuning nad Repair buttons etc. Anume pay­ See Ur. Prince. W. L. Hanaoa - FA 2-4133 ment* of $10.22. 104 So. Park, 322-9411. Excellent Investment, 4-unit furnished apartment build 18. Help Wanted lng. Downtown Sanford, INCOME TAX 8KRV1CE walking distance to store*. Colored Motor Route Carrier O. M. Harrison*, 1311 Pal­ $20,000. For appointment for afternoon -paper route. metto Ava. Sanford, Fla. call Stempcr A g e n c y , Must have References and 322-4627 322 4901, 191$ So. French dependable car. Write Ctr Ave. eolation Dept P. O. Box 9. F o r Bale o r R e a l 1457, Sanford. YOUR HOME 35' x I ’ vide New Moon Trail­ OF THE FUTURE er. For Info, call 123-3033. TODAY- Beautiful 2 Bed­ 19. Situalloaa Wanted room, 2 bath home la exeluBLOCK ft BRICK Work, elve Mayfair. Double car­ 12. R eal E s ta te F o r B ale large or small Job*. 33341746. port. patio with built-in Grill—Many extras. $35,000 Child Care. FA 3-2274. T ee *N Green home can be your for Use DAY'S WORK. FA 2-5766. than $30,000. Homea In all price bracket* Liberal financing. Wo have DAY'S Work wanted. Phone a 4 BR, 3 bath at 113,700- SO U TH W A RD FA 3-6277 nights. $400 down, $13 month pay* 1. Lost A F Investment ft Realty all. Buy now and get HomeLlttln boy baa loat half-grown atead exemption of $5,000. 111 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 g(). Babysitters CoIlia In Sunlaod Eatata Choose your own decora­ BABYSITTING, Transports 3 BR, Fla. Rm., fenced yard. area. No collar. If m u tion*. tion. FA 2-5504. $300 down. 40 N. Devon, plaaao call 3234606. North Orlaodo. 322-3205. ON YOUR LOT 21. Beauty Sriowa S. Notices • Fi Your plans or ours. A com­ PERMANENT Wave Special V A -FH A SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ plete package Including 20% off regular prices ER SERVICE. Parts and financing. No down payment Proparty Management open evenings by appt required. Come out today auppllaa for all tnakaa In­ ft Sales Broker Free Parking lot. cluding: Electrolux. Now and talk It ovar with Mr. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop and rebuilt cleaners cold. Leather uury. Jim Hunt Realty 311 Palmetto Ave. 20th St. to Upaala Rd. No home aervlee cal: Phone 322-0634 ft turn North at Church Offers for your selection charge Phone FA Z-22S2, these Beautiful 2, 3, ft 4 2555 Park Dr. .. Harriett'* Beauty Nook LMN Enterprises, Bedroom Eve Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians Mr. Leatberbury - 322 2744 REPAIRS 105 So. Oak FA 1-5743 Or Government Vacuum Cleaner Suppllee ACE BEAUTY SALON Sale* • Electrolux, Hoover, Mr. Frrguaon — TE 6-3911 Hotel, Open evenings Kirby, RexAIr, GE, Airway 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ Owned Homes Mayfair by appt. Service from TipClranera bought, aold. ex chen equipped. Owner be­ changed. Free pickup. GM ing transferred. Moat sell Priced From $6,750 to-Tlp. Pbooe 322-6525. Vacuum Repair, U14 Park, FA 2-3640. Down Payments 84. Electrical Services FA 3-4765. 5 ACRES orange grove, plus As Low As $100 YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC 3 Bedroom bouae on Up 6. For Rest Monthly Payments Cootnctlng ft Repair* aala Road. For particular! ft Controls From $43.50 3 Room furn. Apt. FA 2-5977 call 357-3292, Euatii, Fla 114 Sunset FA 26602 To aaake the beat home buy, see the OUT OUR W AY •A Special Notices “i r 25. Plumbing Services PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-2313 27. Special Services Custom-made Cabinets, Plastic Counter top* WALLIS CABLNET SHOP 913 W. 3rd — 122-7471 Travel GREYHOUND. Call FA 2-1421 or 9093 and we will have our TAXI pick you up Homer Little, Grey bound Bus Station. PIANO SVC. ft TUNING Rebuilding • Refeltlng FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMUAA u.tt-3i»l — Call I’M Only LOVELY 2 BR block home with sep. dining rm; large screened Best porch. Local HEATING ed oo large comer lot with SERVICING - TESTING fruit, oek ft magnolia trees Lewis Sale* A Service 2 car garage. It) ouner 2517 C. C. Road FA 2 7928 FA 2-4199. ADS 89. AutamobOs Service FABRICS for formal ft day­ time wear. Lovely silks, AUTO GLASS satins, brocades, woolens JUST RECEIVED at Un INSTALLED Sankarik Glass and Paint matched CLOSEOUT price* at "Millie Faihioaa—Factory Company 316 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4622 Close-outs". Turn right be­ tween Alix of Sanford and HarCar Alum. Co., m ml. Auto Glean, Tape ft Seef Covers So. of Sanford City limit* on Hwy. 1763. P. 8. Also AUTO GLASS ft large selection original de­ SEAT COVER CO. signer sample d r e s ee* , 3M W. Sad ft. FA sportswear, bathing suits ALL WORK GUARANTEED and a lew more Italian knits—Millie 8temper. Open weekdays 6:10 to 4:30. SI. Poultry • Livestock Whether you are a HORSES FOR RENT. $3.30 RECORDING Fathometer, O' to 240' Ratheon, 3 months per hr. Beautiful riding traQi. Horses boarded, $23 old; itereo-hi-fl rombo eonsolctto. Call 322-8273 after 6 per mo. ft up. Ph. Geneva p.m. 349-4791 or 647-2666. 31A. Tota BUYER or a SELLER FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and Pine , Robert Morris, 323-0355 FOR SALE. German Shepherd l’upe. No paper*. 0 weeks Jan. Spee. Seafarer dun|a old Dee. 13th. Males $25, reei. 63.56 pr. Army-Navy Females $tS. Phone 349-4S31. Surplus, Sanford. You'll get the response POODE CLUpplng $6. Beauti­ FOR SALE— Fill dirt, clay, ful 9tV' white toy miniature shell, peat and topeuiL Ellis atud fee $75; Tiny Toy, whit Lloyd, FA 2-3376. emale, 10 wks., bouse bro­ ken. $171. Ph. 3496761 er $1 PER DAT rental far Electric Carpet ghampooer 647 2666, with purchase of Blue I.us tre. Carroll'* Furniutre. 3 J. Flowers • Shrubs BLOOMING Botes on Chero­ READY MIX Concrete, win daw sill*, Untalt, stops, kee stock. All other kinds blo^i, sand, cement, rock, of Nursery shrubbery and pipe, steel, great* traps, tree*. dry welts, stepping atones. Gray Shadows Nursery Miracle Concrete Co. 6 Ml. S. on Sanford AvI. 300 Elm Ave. FA 2-6761 S3. F a ra lto ra WANTED reliable aoupte to take up monthly payment* of $13.16 ea 1 complete rooms ef furniture. Cull T t 6-1111, Casselberry, ari­ ls tt. FRKK ESTIMATE ACCORDION. 110 Baa*, need 6 wks. 7 switches, cost $500, still has guarantee, $150 or beat cash offered immed Write Box 56, Sanford Her* aid 35. Article* Wanted WANTED. Used twin bed Upholstering ft Mattreas ren­ room attite in good eond ovating. New ft Used Furni­ 333 0673. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. WANTED! Citrus fruit Urge FA 2-2117. or small amount*. Bonded Fruit Buyer. I’b, Lee Mane BEDS FOR RENT field. FA 2 4344. Hospital, Rollawayi, Juve­ nile. FREE delivery and 36. Automobiles • Trucks Pick-up. FURNITURE CENTER BUYING A NEW or 1100 French Ava. I7SED CART Ph. FA 3-7953 FINANCE IT WITH US • Low Interest Rate* Sell U* Your Furniture. • low Monthly Payment* Quick Service With the FLORIDA STATE BANK Cash SUPER TRADING POST. FA 3-0677. ‘57 Plymouth. Good tires pracUcally rebuilt motor Used furniture, appliances, $300. FA 2 5606. FA 2 0764. tools, etc. Bought • Sold lorry’s Mart 315 Sanford 1951 lluick, need* transmis­ Ave. Ph. FA 26133. sion. $30, FA J-WU6. You want when you use i (EIjp $mtfarh IfentUH WANT ADS JUST CALL FA 25612 �I ___ •v»y r--r. l.* t ' tha grind championship at tin in k Annual Tnngtrina Twirltag Conttai which k u barn COUNTY NEWS PAGE 12 THUR8, JANUARY 2, 1964 Sports Car Leads To Club And A family buys a sports ear and soon friends are inviting them to attend meetings of a sport* car club . . . This happened to Mr. and Entries in the twirling conMrs. C. B. McIntosh of North taat canto from nil parts of Florida and aoma cams as Car Orlando and now, three years aa Indiana and Ohio to par­ later, they can show a col­ ticipate. National Teaeher Examina­ lection of 36 trophies won for In gimp performances, Samachievements In such clubs. tion* will be given on Feb. IS toola High ptaead second while Prominent members of tha V at Stetson for prospective Sanford Junior High took Seminole County Club, along teachers In Central Florida. third among the large teams. with many other local fami­ P int place waa taken by Tha Dr. George W. Hood, Stetson lies, their sons, Robbie, 10, Troycttea of Evans High in dean of ttudents and director and Chuckle, nine, also tako Orlando. an aeti.e interest in the hob­ of guidance, will supervise. Additional Individual troph­ by and accompany their par­ Application blanks sod In­ ies and honors received locally ents on many rallies. formation bulletins describing will ba announced at a later McIntosh (Charles) h a s registration procedures and served as president of the containing representative test Contu t chairman waa Peta local club and Mrs. McIntosh questions may be obtained Bukur, director of tha Sanford (Mary) has been secretary. | from Dean Hood or directly Junior High Band and aaaoUntil recently tlisy were co­ from the National Teacher ciato director for tha HH8 CHARLES McINTOSH of North Orlando holds authors of the newsletter, Examinations, Educational Band. Krnaet Cowley, director two of 50 trophies he and wife, Mary, have won •The Mark-17." Testing Service, Princeton, N. of tha high achool band, waa They also hold membership for achievements in Sports Car Club activities J . Applications mutt be mail­ boot chairman. in the Sports Car dub of during the past three years. He is a paat presi­ ed ao aa to be received at America and have competed dent of the local club and she is a past secretary. tha Princeton office not la­ In Southeastern SCCA rallies ter than Jan. 17, Hood advis­ English coins acquired tha tor which he serves ss offi­ ed. name "guineas" from tha cial observor. Locally, ho Scores on the Natiooal onusually purs gold mined in served as rally master for I Teacher Examinations are Guinea, on the west African the Central Florida Council )] d by a largo number of coast of Sports Car Clubs last year. school systems end teaeber These rallies, five hours long FEATURED In the recent Holiday Program at education Institutions through­ and covering 123 miles, start­ Barnett Memorial Methodist Church of Enter­ out tha country as an aid in | ed at the Farmer’s Market prise were, standing from left, Charles Couliette, evaluating those qualifiesin Sanford and wound up at David Nutt and Joe Bruce; seated, Dwayne is of prospective teachers | Municipal officials elected ba made by the mayor who the Mayfair Country Club. DeUhunty. (Cox Photo) |measured by the tests. Courses are set on lightly In December will be sworn In­ also serves as chairman of ths traveled public roads and all board. to offica at tha first meet­ public speed laws a rt observ­ ings In tha 1964 year of gov­ ed. The McIntoshs, who present­ erning bodies in Altamonte ly own a SAAB and an MG, Springs, Casselberry, Longaverage participation In two wood and Oviedo, rallies a month with Mary In Longwood, where the acting as navigator tor aU County eommlsslonsrt have council will meet at S p.m. the trips. Emergency stops been Invited as special guests By Jans Caaaelberry surrounding ares; Marvin today, B. H. Ferrell, a new­ for the boys, who usually aro for next Monday’s meeting of McClain and Ren Evana will comer to tha board and Carl Tha naw meatlng data for along, don’t help the time at the Forest City Civic Associa­ American Legion Memorial have the area including South tion when John Krider, execu­ Lommler and it. R. Helms, all, however, the children Post 3.76 of Casselberry and Triplet, 8unset Drive, Piney tive director of tha Seminole elected to another term, will By Mra. Adam Mailer were with them when the| Its Auxiliary Unit has been llldge Road and tha Country County Chamber of Com' receive the oath of office. Appointments of officials for won their biggest rally, oia set for tha first Monday of Club to Highway 17-03; Ken merer, will be guest speaker. Next Monday's 7:30 p.m. the building of the First Na­ with 83 cars participating. each month. Tha first meeting green and Ken Walbridge Mark likes to tell of tbo The meeting will be held at meeting in Oviedo will see tional Bank of DeBary were to fall under this new sched­ will take Howell Park and 7 p. m. at the Riksha Inn in M. L. Gary, mayor, and T. L. announced this week by the time they wera on a division­ ule will be held at 8 p.m. next surrounding area to SR 430; Fern Park. Krider's topic will Lingo Jr., councilman, sworn Board of Directors. al rally (12 hours over a 304 Monday at tha Woman's Club Clyde Kerce and Wilbur Stor­ be "Benefits of Civic Assocla- in fur another term of office Robert R. Kaufman was mile course) In Albany, Ga., Building on Overbrook Drive. ey have the area north of tlona." while Robert L. Ward will named chairman of the build­ for which their car ran beau­ The first statewide veter­ Melody Lane to the Dog Track Tha association'a regular taka the oath for his term on ing committee. Architect will tifully and came in fifth. On an's census to be conducted Road on the west side of 17- business session will be con­ the council. be Frank P. Patterson of the return trip everything waa SLAVIA GIRLS' 4*11 CLUB officers are, front from left, Toncla Roun­ will be made by the Depart­ 03; Sillier Evans and Larry ducted under direction of John Tampa and Samuel Faron, going smoothly until, right oo Altamonte Springs Mayor tree, president; Debbie Rountree, deiesnde; Linda Lukas, reporter; Kathy ment of Florida during Jan­ Slaplesden have the west side llcthea, president, who urges Lawrencs Swoffoni and Bob Inc., of DeBiry will be the the Gcorgla-Florkla line, tha Cox, corresponding secretary; back, Mildred Philips, recreation leader; uary, February and March to of 17-03, Including homes be­ all present and prospective Newell, new councilman from general contractor. car stopped. He pushed and Janet Knowles, reporter; Barbara Pendarvis, treasurer; Susan Duda, vice Building site tor the new coaxed it for about 10 milet, determine the number of vet­ tween Melody Lane end Sun- members to attend. ward two, will be seated offi­ president and Ruth Belthom, recording secretary. Debbie Jakubcln, de­ erans of World Wars I and I! nytown Road and William El­ cially by the board at next bank 1* located on Highway then Mary, as women hare a votional leader, was not present for the picture. (Herald Photo) and the Korean Conflict now der and George kies.lick will Wednesday’s 8 p.m. meeting. 17-92 between Seminole Drive knack for doing, made the take the area beyond Semi­ living In Florida. Casselberry officials will and Catalina Drive. Opening necessary repair with a bob­ It la estimted that there are nole Boulevard to North Or­ DeBary Club receive the oath of offica at Is scheduled on or before by pin. In addition to their aetirlbetween 700 and 000 thousand lando and parts of Longwood. To Sponsor a 7:30 p.m. regular meeting July I, 1964. Date for ground­ breaking ceremonies Is ex* tiea with the Sports Car at ths present time. on Jan. 13 when Owen Anatcy peeled to be announced In the Gubs. he is • member of Post 330 is in charge of Reception will be sworn In as tha new ron Aceardl, Mra. M. Jordon, By Mrs. Adam Muller near future. On Dean’s List the Casselberry Lions Gub, thn survey In tha Casselberry mayor and Mrs. Mary Haw­ Dy Mrs. Adam Mailer DcDary teenagers held I Sira. A. L, Cohn and Harrison of the University of Florida area and eo-captalns, Com­ Sandra Brown, daughter of thorne will begin her first Uernrittcr. The DeBary Arts and Crafts acmi-formal dance last Satur­ Alumni and the Kappa Sigma Col. and Mrs. W. D. Brown mander Harold Kryder and Tha Choir of tha DeBary Club will sponsor a reception sleeted term aa clerk. Re­ day night in tha Firs RccrawAlumni. He served twice in Rollins Sets of Slavla, has been named to Vice Commander Marvin Mc­ turning to offica will be Clif­ between the hours of 2 and 6 Community Methodist Church the U.S. Army and at pre­ Clain, hope to complete the the Dean's List at the Uni­ p. m. Sunday at tha DeBary ton Overman and Georgs tion Hall with Gil Luck. San­ held its annual Christmas Dates For sent Is also active to the census during the month of versity of Florida for the Mansion House. ford disc Jockey, aa master of Howard, aldermen, and Qua Party last Saturday night at Januery. Army Reserve. month of December. A Junior ceremonies. Paintings of the historical Sawyer, marshal. Reunion She is active to the Long, the homo of Miss Barbara The following teams have at the university, Sandra is Ht. Johns River section will be Boards will be reorganised Danco contest winners were The Rollins College alumni been let up: Harold Kryder majoring in education. Hedient, organist-director. on display in the main galler­ In Casselberry, Longwood and reunion committee has an­ wood Elementary PTO where Pat liiondi, Itonnle Urban and she is a homeroom mother. ies. Ily Slona Grlnstead Among members and guests and Clarence Doebner have Oviedo and new appointments nounced that its annual re­ Frank Tomalcski. Several rec­ Another hobby enjoyed by the area including Seminole Most distant object visible The public is invited to at­ will be made following elec­ union weekend wiU take place Four meetings of interest attending ware Mr. and Sirs. ord albuma alao wera awardad aB members of the family it llouleverd, l.ake Drive, Crys­ to the unaided eye Is the con­ tend tha reception and to v(sw tion of board rhairmsn. Ap­ tu North Orlando residents during tha evening. on the Rollins campu* April sailing. They own their own Archie MaeNaughton, D. Stil­ tal Howl, Trailer Village and stellation Andromeda. this outstanding exhibit. Refreshments of hot doge, are scheduled next week. All pointments in Altamonte will 24, 23. and 26. boat and spend much of their ler, Mrs. Charles Creaaey, Sir. potato chip*, crackers and nrs to be held In the Civic Elfreda Ramsey, board re­ time on summer weekends and Mrs. Howard tirsen, Sirs. Building at the Vlllugn Rec­ punch wsra served from a buf­ union chairman, advises that sailing on Lake Maitland. A. Duffin, Mrs. Albert Salis­ fet tabla overlaid with a rad reation Area. the alumni activities will gat They have lived in North Tha Civic Association will bury, Mrs. SI. rhlllips, Mrs. cloth trimmed with tinaeL underway Friday. April 21, Orlando at to N. Cortex Ave­ SI. I.acyt Mrs. Ailam Muller; Chaperones wera Mr. and meet at 8 p.m. Monday when with a picnic and class part­ nue since Labor Day, I960, Siiss Paula Slattson, Sir. Mrs. Ed Redman, Mr. and the main item up fur discusies. It) Bernice Kelsey and Mrs. George Wright, Sir. Mrs. Lenny Uiondi, Mr. and siun will bo presentation of The reunion dinner and und Mrs. Kdwurd SlcCurlhy, First and atcond graders ft Mra. William llragg, Mra. My- recommended, changes In the dance, and a variety of other Sir. ami Mrs. William Wil­ St. Luke's Christian Day by laws. activities will follow on Sat­ Oviedo-Slavia liams, Dan and Robert MarThe regular monthly meet School in Slavia recently re­ urday. and the gala weekend League Honors ing of the North Orlando got and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ceived the rare privilege of will be capped with convoca­ Students Home llcdient. Village Council will be held tion and the president's recep­ For Holidays Refreshments were served studying a whale at doss College Group tion on Sunday. at 7:30 p.iil. Tuesday night. Ily llernire Kelsey following a song fist. A game rangs when C. M. “Chuck’* Albert Chubb, president of No agenda has been ail A number of college stud­ period and a gift exchange Bindner, Orlando biologist, vis­ A t Party Rollins Alumni, report* that nounerd at this time. ents of the Oviedo and Slavia also were enjoyed. By Bernice Kelsey there are more than t,200 Rol­ Volunteer firemen of the ited the school bringing with areas will ha returning to Miss Joyce liellhnrn was village will meet at 7:30 p.m. lins College alumni living in him a seven foot, 330 pound their studies next week after hostess at a recent Luliter Wednesday and rounding out the central Florida area. female whale which had come spending the holidays with League l’arly honoring Slav la ths schedule will be Thun Students Asked their families. college students who are daj's 7:30 p.m. mealing of the up on the beach south of Among those homo » rrs home for the holiday*. To Register Jacksonville to commit sui­ North Urlando Garden Club. Rost Ann Slavik, Suzanne F’.-utin, The party waa held in the By Jane Casselberry cide. Jim DeShazo, Thad Lingo, playroom at the Lutheran Principal C. W. Harp of the Bindner, who specialises in Bcnne Walnwright, Wvs Ev­ Chiidrcn'a Horn* with food for Nursing Home South Srmlnolc Elementary display and promotion of ily Mrs. Adam Mailer the buffet supper provided by ans, Joan Ridenour. Wesley School at Casselberry asks William G. Williams, first Swenson, Julie Gore, Albert the Lutheran Women's Miss­ To Organize that the natnea and addresses educational programs before vice commander of DcBary’e Myers, Bill Morgan, Sandra ionary League. Rooms were «f children who expect to en­ dubs, o r g s a l t a t i o n s and Herbert D. Gibb American Belihorn, D o r o t h y Duda, Volunteers decorated in the holiday ter first grsile at ths school schools, this year is featuring Legion Poet 239 and chair­ Katherine Duda; A meeting will be held theme. the study of reptiles. He has next September lie send In to man of the annual rarmlwrAttending were Sandra Dell- 7:30 p. m. next Tuesday Naomi Tuhy, Eleanor Duda, a small museum In his own his office. ship drive now being conduct­ Bitty Duda, Joseph Duda, tba DcDary Nursing Home to horn, Dorothy Duda, Kather­ home and lias collected many The School Readiness Clinic, ed, reports that to date a ine Duda, Naomi Tuby, Elea­ organise volunteer workers which proved so popular last items of natural life which Mika Duda. Mike Teiinsky, total of 178 members have Sandra Brown, Sylvia Miklcr, nor Duda, Betty Duda, Joseph for the facility. ha will donate to a free, year, will be held again (his been signed. Ail persona in the DcDary Duda. Mike Duda and Matt Matt llinrs, Linda Uarris, Enterprise area who are In­ year at South Seminole for piddle museum if, and when, The atata of Florida hae Eugene Schull, Chuck Little­ 5 Hines. parents of children entering one la built in the area. terested in assisting with this been the top atate in member- ton, John Jakubcln, Jimmy Chaperones were Mr. and A graduate biology major school in 19tl4 for the first ahip for a number of ycara. Mrs. F. A. Jakubcln and worthwhila work are Invited Jones, John Cos and Carl time. from tha Unieerslty of Miss­ to attend. Williams has Urucd an in­ Fabry. 8 leva Sidllk. ouri, ha has wotkad in New Feb. It has been set aa tha Rosidonta of tha KntarprUa vitation to Join to any nonSLAVIA STUDENTS of the first and second grades at St. Luke’s Chris­ area who would like further date for this clinic, tha pur­ York, Boston and Massachu­ member who la an aliglble vet­ More than 30,000 fret In al­ information In advance of the pose of which is to show par­ setts. Ills sons are students at tian Day School are shown gathered around Diologut Chuck Dindner'a eran. Those who have not al­ It has been estimated that titude from base to peak, meeting are asked to contact ents how best to help their the Slavia School. station wagon to see the whale which he brought to show and tell them ready been contacted by a a two person household in tha Mauua Loa, world'! highest Catherine Bruce, Mra. Fred child meet the situations ba Tha whale will be used by about In an educational program given recently at the achool. Bindner membership worker may get U. S. spends 24 per cent of iU mountain, rises only 13,680 Foster or Miss Helen Snod- will encounter in this new ex- ths biologist for study of its picked up the whale after it came ashore to commit suicide just south of in touch with William* for food dollars on meals away poxiaoce. f y ! shove the eea. tofem ails Teacher Exams To Be Given Af Stetson / i Area Board Officials To Assume Duties Legion Post And Auxiliary Set New Meeting Schedule Teenagers Have Holiday Dance Krider To Speak For Civic Group DeBary Choir Has Party North Orlando Meetings Set Biologist Brings Whale To Slavia f Officials Named For Building New Bank �rrttFv*: * • * 'if*'* v %* ' * ^ a n fu rasmfc f c r a l b Kip Coda 82771 Zip J Frew X-R< Survey Starts Tuesday aad 8-8 * m. •;V 7 * tral Florida Tuberculosis and Jan. 14—Lake Mary pood Respiratory Disease Associa­ office, 13-8 p. m.j Lake Moo* NO. 97 VOL. M United Prenn Leased Wire Published 1908 FRI., JANUARY 8, 1964 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA tion, in co-operation with the vee, near Gardner*! store, 4-7 % Seminole County Health Dop. m.; Geneva poet office, 12part— nt and tha Florida 8 p. State Rood Camp, . 45 p, in. .and Jamestown, Stats Board at Health, will conduct a free chest X-ray Rock Hll Baptist Church, 8 4 By Jeliaa survey throughout the county rfc-Ck * i f i h a b p. m. "Wbal're you living away Jan. 7-25. Jan. 18—Oviedo City Hall, today?" asked Semlnol# High 1-8 p. m.; Lawtonvilla. Bast Poliea Chief Roy G. Wil­ v Lie* Coach Jhn McCoy aa liams witl serf# as countywids ■ uL flds Grocery, 8-8 p. m.; Choiha satand a SanJord haborchairman, Mrs. Charles Bins aota poet office, t-4 p. nu, and will serve as volunteer chair­ Snow Hill, Bank’s greeery, 8-4 ditbsry shop. ••• p-m. man. AH chairmen will be: "Free advice,” replied the Mrs. C. E. Hunter, Lake Jan. 18 — Sanford, Winnclerk. Monroe: Mrs. Otla BJobiom, Dixie, French and 33th Street^ • • • Lake Mary; Mrs. Ralph Ham­ 19-1 and 3-8 p. m.; Sanford loin Krider, manager a* mond, Mrs. L. L. Cox and Mrs. Manufacturing Company, l t - t the Seminole County Cham* W. J . Hartley, Longwood; Mrs. Sit-iners Jailed p. m.; Paola, EthellY grocery, her of Commerce is about ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP!) — J. 1. Laird, Casselberry; Mrs. 3-5 p. m„ and Bookertown, Twenty-two civil rlghta dem­ Robert Bradford, Altamonte the busiest man in (or out Lucky 8tar, 8-8 p. m. ROY 6 . WILLIAMS onstrators started terms in the Jan. 17 — Longwood, WinnTALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Springs; Mrs. R. W. Estes, of) the county. One day be’s city workhouse today father Formal agreement for a (40,- Oviedo; Mrs. Connie HiU, 11-1 and 3-8 p. m.; Dynatrori­ Dixie, Highway 17-98 and la Mew York City, the next MOSCOW (UP!) - Premier than pay fines for refusing to 000 atate loan to the 8t. Lawtonviio. les, 1-3 p. m.; Dearborn, 3:30- Longwood Road, 19-1 and 8-4 he’s in Orlando and feta in Nikita 8. Khrushchev has ask­ end a New Year’s Eve sit-in Johns-Indian River Canal Dis­ Mrs. J. W. Yarborough, 6 p. m., and A l t a m o n t e pv m.; Edward Higgins Ter­ a day at bis office oaca in ed world leaders to reaeh at city hall. trict was executed today and G e n e v a ; Rev. James II. Springs, Jackson Street groc­ race, Pecan nnd West Fourth a while. Today he's id Tails- agreement on banning the use Street, 1-4 p. m., and Caatto the firat flO.OOO of the money Rrowdy, Jamestown; Sdplo T. ery, 6-3 p. m. basset. We don't care, Just of force in settling territorial Thousands Cross la to be released next week. Bracey, Bookertown; Mrs. C. Jan. 8—Longwood Hotel, 10- Brewer Court, 5-3 p. m. BERLIN '(U P I)—Thousand* 8tate Sen. Mack Cleveland U Brunk, Forest City; Her- I; Altamonte Springs, Elk'a Jan. 13—8anford, Food Fair, aa tone as be gets the Job disputes. of West B a r I i n e r a went and John Krider, district l*rt Seymour, Chuiuota; Mrs. .Market, 3-8 p. m.j Sanlando 19-1 and 3-8 p. m., and Mid­ Khrushchev, in a series of through the Communist wall chairman, met with the ataff John E. Fox, Paula, and Jerry area. Mobile Manor postof. way, Grccnleaf Cafe, 1-4 and notes to world leaders, said Into East Berlin today ami of tha truateea of the Inter­ Walker, Canaan. Chairmen are fico, 10-1. anil Forest City, Lit 5- 8 p. m. State Attorney A. L. Steed such n pact would "make it thousands more sought passe* nal Improvement Fund to to be selected for Goldsboro, General Food Store, 3-8 p. m. Jan. Si — Glndervtlle, HLtf has called the Grand Jury JOE B. BAKER, now rounding out hia second to visit their relatives in the exeeute the agreement, au­ Midway and Georgetown. Jan. 9—North Orlando tupor Products, t-4 p. m., and Golds­ esaler to find a solution of to convene at • s.m., Moo- other basic problems," pri­ threc-ycar term ns a Sanford City Commission­ Hast before the wall closes thorised by the trustees Dec. Chief Williams, pointing out Market, 1-8 p. m., and Alta­ boro, Bessie's Night Club, 3-4 day. Local officials, however, er, will not be a candidate to succeed himself in Sunday. at this holiday season that monte Springs, Metody Bar, p. m. marily that of disarmament 3. are not aware of what is to the city election next November, he announced “TB takes no holiday," said 8-8 p. m. Moscow Radio broadcast Jan. S3—Handy Food Mar­ Cleveland said the money be considered. The Herald today. Earl Higginbotham (right) will take his Three Indicted that the State Ruard of Health Jan 9, 10 and 21—Seminole ket, Onora Road and Sanford the text of the premier’s 4,000wilt be paid In installments of tried to contact Steed but he seat on the City Commission Tuesday evening LOS ANGELES (UPI) - (10,000 a month with the reported 1,627 new active Data, Fublix Market, Cassel­ Avenue, 1-3 p. m., and Canaan, word statement, dated Dec. Isn’t available. when that body holds its organizational meeting Indictments against the three first due next week. cases of TB for tho year end­ berry, 1-4 and 6-8 p. m. St. Matthew MB Church, 8-3 31, and delivered to world • • e for the year. Higginbotham unseated Mayor accused kidnapers of Frank ing last Dee. 13 as compared Jan. 19—i'ineerret Shopping p. nu capitals within the past 43 Tha district has a maximum Despite signs on First Thomas S. McDonald last November. Sinatra Jr. wars In the hands parted of 20 years to repay to 1,374 on tho samo date in Center, Highway 17-92 and Jan. 33—Goldsboro, Second Street in Sanford which read, hours. of federal authorities today the loan at a rata of not lest 1062. Orlando Drive, 1-4 and 3-8 Baptist Shiloh Church, 1-4 It asked lor a four-point "No Trucks Allowed," we've along with orders for the ar­ than (2,000 a year. Following is tho scedulo for p. m. p. nu, and George's Grocery, agreement forbidding the use had several calls recently raignment of the trio on Mon­ The money will be used for the mobile X-ray unit: 8-8 p. m. of force In territorial border Jan. 11—Goldsboro, First asking why trucks — even day. engineering studies to set the Jan. 7—Casselbery, Johnson Baptist Church, 1-4 and 3-8 Jan. S3—Goldsboro, Do Duck big semi rigs — still use the disputes. The points were: route for the project, an off­ Electronic C o m p a n y , 0-t0 p. m.. and 8anford Avenue Inn, 1-4 p. nu, and Shiloh First street as if the signs weren't New W rit Asked —Conclude an International shoot of the proposed Cross* a. m., and Municipal Building, near Tiptop Grocery, 1-4 and Baptist Church, 4 4 p. is. even there. It makes no dif­ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Florida Barge Canal. It will ference to us, or to the folks agreement on the repudiation Another rourt order was permit shipment of material* who called. They Just sug­ by governments of the use of sought today tu prevent pos­ directly frem the West Coast gested that the trucks be force to settle territorial dis sible "widespread disorder and putes and border questions. kept off First Street or the to the Missile Test Center it —Undertake a a o 1e m n By United Press International warmer Saturday all over rioting" If blnckfared comica Cape Kennedy without having signs be removed. Florida. nnd minstrels march in the de­ pledge not to have recourse • e e. The first cold snap of 1964 The state's citrus belt, layed Mummers parade here to travel up the St. Johns We saw Earl Higginbotham to force for the changing of seat cold temperatures plun­ River through Jacksonville Sanford commissioner •elect existing borders. ging into the 20s in north which is concentrated around Saturday. •ml back. Pasco, Hillsborough —Take a firm declaration and central Florida early to­ Polk, and president of the Semi The canal will Join the St. and citrus counties, had tem­ A wall exists in county-wldo medical staff, who serve xH Autopsies Urged nole Cattleman's Association, that differences in social ays day but weathermen said cit­ Johns near Iaike llarney with telephonic communications in peratures in the high 2u's tho county. terns, lack of recognition and CHICAGO (UPI) — Two rus did well under the pro­ having coffeo at "bird dog" in low-lying pockets and medical researchers urged to­ tbe Intracoastal Waterway at Seminole County which cre­ absence of diplomatic rcla tection of smudge pots. "Most Sanford churches," corner this morning. mucklands ranging up to the day that autopsies lie perform Oak Hill. The District whs ate! a major breach in thia tho C. of C. president Mid, "Enjoying that beet these tiona muat not serve as a res As the mercury plunged to anxious to get the engineer­ political subdivision, Karlyle ed on executed criminals to da“have members who are Win­ days?" we inquired. "Don't son for one nation to violate 24 at Ocala and 23 at Bartow 40's on high ground. Citra, in the heart of the tormina whether susceptibility ing studies under wrsy so the llousholdcr, who assumed the ter park Telephone subscrib­ and Gainesville, the extreme know." said Earl. "The tbe boundaries of another. route could be set snd pro­ presidency (ft the Seminole —Maim seluliiin of border sow* pact at the stole wea- fruit lull, repurled a .23 with to coronary disease nr harden­ ers. Calls about Womon’g stuff’s so high 1 can’t afford heavy frost bat. woatbsaaeu ing ofto« arteries can lie pre­ perty acquired before values County Chamber of Comdiiputeg Circlet, fellowship gathering!, them* ton front wish tarn* U ." in the area rise out at sight. mirce Thursday, told mem­ In Oa nliilU Ia/m at tta Uktiaad Ftoft • e e foulness emoeg church offi­ peaceful asesaa ato k t o lo a d . Meat of the property Is to be bers at the Junior Chamber cers frequently involve toil Some mothers In South cordanfF* w*h toe-UN obtained by donation of land of Commerce at tha Civie charges." Seminole weren't e x a c t l y ter. V iv o k i l l e d --- T O 7<BLT w. •H-jjJght Khru happy to read in Thursday's PRATTVILLE. Ala. (UPI) owners without cost. Ben, Center Thursday noon. He continued: "Some oI firing" frees with artTicul Referring to the divided Herald that English Estates how the propose*! agreement —A heavy truck rammed a Bernard Parrish, Titusville, our less fortunate neighbors heat. School would not be ready was to be arrived at. But tiu poitiblu asphalt pot in thu said about H00 acre* will be telephone aystem within the have occasion to call tha wel­ Tallaliiusjco had a 28 with county, Housholder aald that Monday morning. T h e i r added: middle of a prison work gang required for the project. fare office in Sanford for in­ moderate frost and Tampa "this was a major matter children do not attend En "It will Mt be especially near hero Thursday, and four formation or assistance. Many felt ■ pre-dawn 32 which was Reynolds, Smith and Hills, during the Cuban crisis" for gllsh Estates. Rather, they difficult to agree if, of prisoners and the truck driver people in South Seminole two decrees colder than Hus­ Jacksonville engineers, a I - Sanford Naval Air Station of­ go to South Seminole Ele course, the interested status have occasion to eall tho An automobile truck colli­ ton. Jacksonville and Day­ died when the molten tar cov­ ready are distributing maps ficials. mentary. T h e s e mothers will manifest their desire." ered them, health department, the eountp sion last April 21* at 25th tona Beach both suffered un­ showing ths tentative align­ Sanford, DeBary, Geneva wanted their own youngsters clerk, assessor, tax collector. Street and French Avenue. In der a cold 31. IT ment between l.ake Harney and Oviedo now are served by to get back on full session Judge, sheriff and toning di­ which two Sanford Negroes Miami and Key West es­ Castro ‘Wrong* instead of the double ses­ Diogenes, Here rector. Tho county offices, WASHINGTON (UPI) — and the Indian River near the Southern Bell, with no were killed, resulted in the caped tlie cold (root with a Karlyle Housholder toll, while South Seminole and sions they’ve been on be­ Secretary of State Dean Husk Oak Ilill. also, mutt call resident! of filing of a second damage 3o an I a 37 respectively Winter Park are served by Seminole County should be Sputh Seminole, and all these cause English Estates uses Is Your M an suit for llOo.ooo Thursday in The Frost Warning Service says that Cuban Premier Fidel Winter Park Telephone, with partially met by an increase calls bear loll charges." the South Seminole facility. Should Diogenes and his federal rourt at Orlando. said there might be some C a s t r o was ''emphatically Lake Monroe no toll. But a toll la charged In Sanford-Gcneva rates. Es­ Of course, we Imagine a lot lamp, In his search for an It Is axpected that approx­ wrong" when he declared thnt Mary L. Curry, Harding between tho aress by the two timated coat of tbe tie-in is imately is months after the of mothers of EngUto Es­ honeat man, come to Sanford Avenue, widow of Earlie very light damage to groves the into President Kennedy Search Ends In low-lying arras of the companies. tates children will be happy his search would be ended. (300,000. Bell firm has a favorable James Curry, asks $100,000 nortii central citrus Iwit hut Imd been contemplating a An afternoon king aerial when the new school plant "It was necessary,* HousLater thi* month, an ex­ vote, the tie-in would be com­ Police blotter this morning damages frt-iu G. A. Puryarr, it would take several days to change in U. S. policy toward and surface search for a holdcr staled, "that Naval of­ planatory letter and return pleted. since tho work neces­ is opened and their children revealed Uut Lorctha Wil­ South '<ston. Va., owner of Boating object believed to be tabulate the effect of the Cuba. can go to school on a full ficers and men be advised by post card will be mailed to sary is quite extensive. liams, Orlando Negro school the trues, and James Watts, cold. a parachute over northern session. telephone of the status of the each Sanford and Geneva "We have heard," Hou* teacher, was presented with Woodsdale, N. C., driver. Lake Monroe Thursday was The Florida forecast call­ Cyprus Pledge By the way, South Semin Individual aquadrons during subscriber, asking that the holder concluded, "tha com­ NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — abandoned late In the day. her wallet, containing 32.63 Dorothy L. Daniels, Lincoln ed far highs today in the ole and English Estates are the Cuban crisis. Many of the card bo returned, signifying plaint voiced that ‘Sanford and personal papers. Court, widow of Marccllus |upper go' s ihroughnut the British “peacemaker” Duncan A Navy transport and heli­ the only schools in the coun Ronnie Berlin, 27M Mag Daniels, previously hail sued northern part of the state' Sandy* returmd huma todsy copter from Sanford Naval Navy people live in Winter the subscriber's wishes. Bell runs the county.* This is not ty still on double sessions. nolia Avenue, found the wat- for the same amount of dam ranging into the 70's in the Icarrying a pledge from the Air Station and the sheriff'! Park. Maitland, Casselberry official* have made It clear a basically correct but the com­ But, that won't last too much |government of Cyprus to try and police departments res- and Longwood, ami a time- simple majority in favor will munications situation may let on the sidewalk on .Mag­ ages against (lie defend nits. extreme aoulb. longer. consuming toll call waa in­ not justify their attempting tend to divide the county Attorneys for the plaintiffs nolia Avenue in front of the Saturday will be partly to resolve difference* lie- rue boats searched the wa• • • (he tie-in. more than any other factor. tween ft* Greek and Turkish trrs atier an airline pilot re­ volved." Ritx Theater last Saturday, ' ■ are Norris D. Woolfork III j clainly and mild, according We enjoyed chatting with Pointing out that Uiis com­ Houslioldrr pointed to the With all of tha 'phooe users eiunmunities nt thu conference and turned it in at police and James C. Collier, Orlan j to the Miami Weather Burported seeing a Boating object Julian Adams Thursday when munications problem h a s advantages of a toll-free of the county able to talk to table. I do. I eau. he believed to lie a parachute. the former Sanford man flew headquarters. been studied for years, llous- county-wide tie.in for business anyone of us under the met­ his own a m p h i b i o u s holder explained that Winter and professional men. for ropolitan plan, our county sportsman's plane to Sanford. Park Telephone and Southern families who reside in South unity should develop rapidly Julian, a native of Sanford Bell conferees have agreed Seminole and whose wage- . . , the inconvenience and and better known as "Lefthat additional costs of tying earners are employed in San­ cost of the present method of ty”, was with t be Air Force the two system* together in By Donna Fj*te* and will lie sworn in at a later I excesrivu speeding on tho huff that some action would Avenue to .Sanlando Springs a non toll basts for all of ford, and viru versa; for calling would be eliminated during and after World War school systems, for Seminole and a more unified spirit The oath of office wa* ad-1 date. street. Speed limit I- 25 mph be taken In Go* near future. Drive wa* discussed. Action II, and now, for a number Memorial Hospital and its might prevail." of years, has been a pilot ministered by Mayor A Jl Board Chnirman R. C Carl-! on Wildmere and some 31 Kitterhoff also complained was postponed until council for Trans-World Airlines. Lormann to newly eleited son was requested to continue children live there, Kitterhoff about a hole in the pavement 75 Per Cent O f Julian landed his plane on councilmen Carl Lomntler and in lid* rapacity until all mem-■|iointed out. on Hit 427 near Sanlando can confer with th* power Lake Monroe, lowered his B. II. Ferrell ut the regular Iters of the board ran be pre- j Council discus ‘ed various Springs Drive, lie was advis­ company. City Taxes Paid landing wheels, and taxied meeting cf the laiugwood sent for a rrurganiiatknal methed* of controlling speed ed that the city ha* no au­ Mrs. Gerl llitsman, co-own­ Sanford taxpayers placed right up to the boat ramp City Council Thursday even­ meeting. from putting • "dip" in the thority to repair a state r. ad er of Don and Geri's Restau­ 75 22 per cent of the current at the City Boat Basin. The ing. Henry Rltterhoff appeared street to erecting "children ami that the matter should be rant, appeared to request that tax roll of (597,263 In the city Herald's staff photographer, coffers by Dec. 31. U was re­ referred to the State Road B. L. Helms, who alio was before council to present a at play" signs. street lights be erected on ported today by Tax Collector aeveral hundred people ga- to have received tho oath of petition signed by 80 resi­ Tho matter was taken under Department. Bill V.ncent, reported that office, wae unable to attend dents of Wildmere Avenue ex- advise merit with Councilman Putting street lights on Park Avenue immediately be­ Henry Tamm. This compares tbered to watch "Lefty" de­ the meeting because of illness pr"j*ing their concern shout John Reams assuring Bitter- Highway 17-92 from Orange hind her place of business. with 74.82 per cent of (57*,• monstrate his amphibious She pointed out that tho hus|. 716 by Dec. 31. 1962. Job. Tax roll collections at the ness has been robbed at night • • • end of last month were (W9,five time* in the past seven 268. as compared to (431,519 By the way, have you tried to enter U.S. 17-92 from Park years. Council assured that at the rml ut 1962. Drive and head south around Tamm advised that for action would be taken on the • pm. those not yet paid two per matter. INCLUDES: A word of advice: don't Ths invocation to open the cent discount will be allowed by it if you're in a burry. thia month and one per cent Baked Potato, Salad, Garlic ToaBt meeting wa* given by Rev. in February. However, a pen­ If I-t doesn't open soon and Beverage somebody’s going to have to E. Roth Grant of the Long- alty will be Imposed alter build an overpass. April 1. wood First P e n ’t e c o e t a l • • • Church. The meeting was ad­ Compare Our Low Cut-Rate We're glad to see the journed subject to call. j » Chamber of Commerce’s In a continued session of Liquor Prices, Plus metropolitan telephone sys­ the last council meeting, held tem committee has started immediately preceding Thurs­ Free Gold Bond Stamps their program of promoting Sheriffs deputies t o d s y day's meeting, a contract for were Investigating two burg­ the adoption of the system. (1,025 was awuided t» Orange laries Thursday night. With Package Goods The committee is beaded by Paving Company for the ne­ Clifford McKibbln. Chamber Mclodce Skating Kink re­ cessary paving at the new ported thr loss of (100 and President Karlyle llouslwldCity Hall. er spoke on the system when Hoot's Hideout, on SR 434, VALDEZ HOTEL Th* financial statement wa* reported thieves broke the cilman, B. H. Ferrell, right, at Thursday night’s LONGWOOD MAYOR A. R. Lormann. left, adhe addressed the Junior Downtown Sanford approvrd and various hills money boxes off vending ma­ ministered thp oath of office to returning Imnrd meeting. K. L. Helms, also returning to the Chamber of Commerce tj..ur*la> noon. were paid. councilman Curl Lmnmler, center and new coun­ council, wad unable to attend becau.se of illiu-d*. chines. T * .ftl Wr L WEATHER: Fair, wanner today and tonight; high today m ar 70; law tonight aroond 5. ^ e i O c* First Canal Money Next Week wwa Nikita Asks Ban On'Force' Settlements J r/ $40,000,Loan Executed At Tallahassee > Freezing Cold Hits Some Citrus Sections New CC Chief Blasts County's Phone In Damage Suit £* Councilmen Lommler, Ferrell Take Oath Of Office "Cohibsi QuiA” Y/i Inch Sirloin *4°° 2 Inch Sirloin * 4 50 i- 2 Burglaries Investigated 1 � 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>, January 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/77179bd6851168d594a74221a990feed.pdf fa37bba96254a1192406f8f90bddfcee PDF Text Text I ___ •v»y r--r. l.* t ' tha grind championship at tin in k Annual Tnngtrina Twirltag Conttai which k u barn PAGE 12 THUR8, JANUARY 2, 1964 COUNTY NEWS i Sports Car Leads To Club And A family buys a sports ear and soon friends are inviting them to attend meetings of a sport* car club . . . This happened to Mr. and Entries in the twirling conMrs. C. B. McIntosh o f North taat canto from nil parts o f Florida and aoma cams as Car Orlando and now, three years aa Indiana and Ohio to par­ later, they can show a col­ ticipate. National Teaeher Examina­ lection of 36 trophies won for In g im p performances, Samachievements In such clubs. tion* will be given on Feb. IS too la High ptaead second while Prominent members of tha at Stetson for prospective Sanford Junior High took Seminole County Club, along teachers In Central Florida. third among the large teams. with many other local fami­ P in t place waa taken by Tha Dr. George W. Hood, Stetson lies, their sons, Robbie, 10, Troycttea o f Evans High in dean of ttudents and director and Chuckle, nine, also tako Orlando. an aeti.e interest in the hob­ o f guidance, will supervise. Additional Individual troph­ by and accompany their par­ Application blanks sod In­ ies and honors received locally ents on many rallies. formation bulletins describing will ba announced at a later McIntosh (Charles) h a s registration procedures and served as president of the containing representative test Con t u t chairman waa Peta local club and Mrs. McIntosh questions may be obtained Bukur, director o f tha Sanford (M ary) has been secretary. |from Dean Hood or directly Junior High Band and aaaoUntil recently tlisy were co­ from the National Teacher ciato director fo r tha HH8 CHARLES McINTOSH o f North Orlando holds authors of the newsletter, Examinations, Educational Band. Krnaet Cowley, director two of 50 trophies he and wife, Mary, have won • The Mark-17." Testing Service, Princeton, N. o f tha high achool band, waa They also hold membership for achievements in Sports Car Club activities J. Applications mutt be mail­ boot chairman. in the Sports Car d u b of during the past three years. He is a paat presi­ ed ao aa to be received at America and have competed dent of the local club and she is a past secretary. tha Princeton office not la­ In Southeastern SCCA rallies ter than Jan. 17, Hood advis­ English coins acquired tha tor which he serves ss offi­ ed. name "guineas" from tha cial observor. Locally, ho Scores on the Natiooal onusually purs gold mined in served as rally master for I Teacher Examinations are Guinea, on the west African the Central Florida Council d by a largo number of coast of Sports Car Clubs last year. school systems end teaeber These rallies, five hours long FEATURED In the recent Holiday Program at education Institutions through­ and covering 123 miles, start­ Barnett Memorial Methodist Church o f Enter­ out tha country as an aid in | ed at the Farmer’s Market prise were, standing from left, Charles Couliette, evaluating those qualifiesin Sanford and wound up at David Nutt and Joe Bruce; seated, Dwayne is of prospective teachers | Municipal officials elected ba made by the mayor who the Mayfair Country Club. |measured by the tests. DeUhunty. (Cox Photo) Courses are set on lightly In December will be sworn In­ also serves as chairman o f ths traveled public roads and all board. to offica at tha first meet­ public speed laws a rt observ­ ings In tha 1964 year o f gov­ ed. The McIntoshs, who present­ erning bodies in Altamonte ly own a SAAB and an MG, Springs, Casselberry, Longaverage participation In two wood and Oviedo, rallies a month with Mary In Longwood, where the acting as navigator tor aU County eommlsslonsrt have council will meet at S p.m. the trips. Emergency stops been Invited as special guests By Jans Caaaelberry surrounding ares; Marvin today, B. H. Ferrell, a new­ for the boys, who usually aro for next Monday’s meeting of McClain and Ren Evana will comer to tha board and Carl Tha naw meatlng data for along, don’t help the time at the Forest City Civic Associa­ Lommler and it. R. Helms, American Legion Memorial have the area including South all, however, the children tion when John Krider, execu­ Post 3.76 o f Casselberry and Triplet, 8unset Drive, Piney tive director o f tha Seminole elected to another term, will By Mra. Adam Mailer were with them when the| Its Auxiliary Unit has been llldge Road and tha Country County Chamber o f Com' receive the oath of office. Appointments of officials for won their biggest rally, o ia set for tha first Monday of Club to Highway 17-03; Ken merer, will be guest speaker. Next Monday's 7:30 p.m. the building of the First Na­ with 83 cars participating. each month. Tha first meeting green and Ken Walbridge Mark likes to tell of tbo The meeting will be held at meeting in Oviedo will see tional Bank of DeBary were to fall under this new sched­ will take Howell Park and 7 p. m. at the Riksha Inn in M. L. Gary, mayor, and T. L. announced this week by the time they wera on a division­ ule will be held at 8 p.m. next surrounding area to SR 430; Fern Park. Krider's topic will Lingo Jr., councilman, sworn Board of Directors. al rally (12 hours over a 304 Monday at tha Woman's Club Clyde Kerce and Wilbur Stor­ be "Benefits o f Civic Assocla- in fur another term of office Robert R. Kaufman was mile course) In Albany, Ga., Building on Overbrook Drive. ey have the area north o f tlona." while Robert L. Ward will named chairman o f the build­ for which their car ran beau­ The first statewide veter­ Melody Lane to the Dog Track Tha association'a regular taka the oath for his term on ing committee. Architect will tifully and came in fifth. On an's census to be conducted Road on the west side of 17- business session will be con­ the council. be Frank P. Patterson of the return trip everything waa SLAVIA GIRLS' 4*11 CLUB officers are, front from left, Toncla Roun­ will be made by the Depart­ 03; Sillier Evans and Larry ducted under direction o f John Altamonte Springs Mayor Tampa and Samuel Faron, going smoothly until, right oo tree, president; Debbie Rountree, deiesnde; Linda Lukas, reporter; Kathy ment of Florida during Jan­ Slaplesden have the west side llcthea, president, who urges Lawrencs Swoffoni and Bob Inc., of DeBiry will be the the Gcorgla-Florkla line, tha Cox, corresponding secretary; back, Mildred Philips, recreation leader; uary, February and March to o f 17-03, Including homes be­ all present and prospective Newell, new councilman from general contractor. car stopped. He pushed and Janet Knowles, reporter; Barbara Pendarvis, treasurer; Susan Duda, vice Building site tor the new coaxed it for about 10 milet, determine the number of vet­ tween Melody Lane end Sun- members to attend. ward two, will be seated offi­ president and Ruth Belthom, recording secretary. Debbie Jakubcln, de­ erans of World Wars I and I! nytown Road and William El­ cially by the board at next bank 1* located on Highway then Mary, as women hare a votional leader, was not present for the picture. (Herald Photo) and the Korean Conflict now der and George kies.lick will Wednesday’s 8 p.m. meeting. 17-92 between Seminole Drive knack for doing, made the take the area beyond Semi­ living In Florida. Casselberry officials will and Catalina Drive. Opening necessary repair with a bob­ It la estimted that there are nole Boulevard to North Or­ receive the oath of offica at Is scheduled on or before by pin. July I, 1964. Date for ground­ In addition to their aetirlbetween 700 and 000 thousand lando and parts of Longwood. a 7:30 p.m. regular meeting breaking ceremonies Is ex* tiea with the Sports Car at ths present time. on Jan. 13 when Owen Anatcy peeled to be announced In the Gubs. he is • member of Post 330 is in charge of will be sworn In as tha new ron Aceardl, Mra. M. Jordon, By Mrs. Adam Muller near future. the Casselberry Lions Gub, thn survey In tha Casselberry mayor and Mrs. Mary Haw­ Dy Mrs. Adam Mailer DcDary teenagers held I Sira. A. L, Cohn and Harrison of the University of Florida area and eo-captalns, Com­ Sandra Brown, daughter of Uernrittcr. The DeBary Arts and Crafts thorne will begin her first acmi-formal dance last Satur­ Alumni and the Kappa Sigma Col. and Mrs. W. D. Brown mander Harold Kryder and Tha Choir o f tha DeBary Club will sponsor a reception sleeted term aa clerk. Re­ day night in tha Firs RccrawAlumni. He served twice in of Slavla, has been named to between the hours of 2 and 6 turning to offica will be Clif­ Vice Commander Marvin Mc­ Community Methodist Church the U.S. Army and at pre­ Clain, hope to complete the the Dean's List at the Uni­ p. m. Sunday at tha DeBary ton Overman and Georgs tion Hall with Gil Luck. San­ held its annual Christmas sent Is also active to the census during the month of versity of Florida for the Mansion House. ford disc Jockey, aa master o f Howard, aldermen, and Qua Party last Saturday night at Januery. Army Reserve. month of December. A Junior ceremonies. Paintings o f the historical Sawyer, marshal. She is active to the Long, the homo o f Miss Barbara The following teams have at the university, Sandra is Ht. Johns River section will be Boards will be reorganised Danco contest winners were The Rollins College alumni wood Elementary PTO where been let up: Harold Kryder majoring in education. Hedient, organist-director. on display in the main galler­ In Casselberry, Longwood and Pat liiondi, Itonnle Urban and reunion committee has an­ she is a homeroom mother. ies. Ily Slona Grlnstead Among members and guests and Clarence Doebner have Oviedo and new appointments nounced that its annual re­ Frank Tomalcski. Several rec­ Another hobby enjoyed by Most distant object visible The public is invited to at­ will be made following elec­ union weekend wiU take place Four meetings of interest attending ware Mr. and Sirs. the area including Seminole ord albuma alao wera awardad aB members of the family it llouleverd, l.ake Drive, Crys­ to the unaided eye Is the con­ tend tha reception and to v(sw tion o f board rhairmsn. Ap­ tu North Orlando residents during tha evening. on the Rollins campu* April sailing. They own their own Archie MaeNaughton, D. Stil­ tal Howl, Trailer Village and stellation Andromeda. this outstanding exhibit. Refreshments of hot doge, are scheduled next week. All pointments in Altamonte will 24, 23. and 26. boat and spend much of their ler, Mrs. Charles Creaaey, Sir. potato chip*, crackers and nrs to be held In the Civic Elfreda Ramsey, board re­ time on summer weekends and Mrs. Howard tirsen, Sirs. Building at the Vlllugn Rec­ punch wsra served from a buf­ union chairman, advises that sailing on Lake Maitland. A. Duffin, Mrs. Albert Salis­ fet tabla overlaid with a rad reation Area. the alumni activities will gat They have lived in North bury, Mrs. SI. rhlllips, Mrs. Tha Civic Association will cloth trimmed with tinaeL underway Friday. April 21, Orlando at to N. Cortex Ave­ SI. I.acyt Mrs. Ailam Muller; Chaperones wera Mr. and meet at 8 p.m. Monday when with a picnic and class part­ nue since Labor Day, I960, Siiss Paula Slattson, Sir. Mrs. Ed Redman, Mr. and the main item up fur discusies. It) Bernice Kelsey and Mrs. George Wright, Sir. Mrs. Lenny Uiondi, Mr. and siun will bo presentation of The reunion dinner and und Mrs. Kdwurd SlcCurlhy, First and atcond graders ft Mra. William llragg, Mra. My- recommended, changes In the dance, and a variety of other Sir. ami Mrs. William Wil­ St. Luke's Christian Day by laws. activities will follow on Sat­ liams, Dan and Robert MarThe regular monthly meet School in Slavia recently re­ urday. and the gala weekend got and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ing o f the North Orlando will be capped with convoca­ ceived the rare privilege of llcdient. Village Council will be held tion and the president's recep­ studying a whale at doss Refreshments were served tion on Sunday. at 7:30 p.iil. Tuesday night. Ily llernire Kelsey following a song fist. A game rangs when C. M. “ Chuck’* Albert Chubb, president of No agenda has been ail A number of college stud­ period and a gift exchange Bindner, Orlando biologist, vis­ Rollins Alumni, report* that nounerd at this time. ents of the Oviedo and Slavia also were enjoyed. By Bernice Kelsey there are more than t,200 Rol­ Volunteer firemen o f the ited the school bringing with areas will ha returning to Miss Joyce liellhnrn was village will meet at 7:30 p.m. lins College alumni living in him a seven foot, 330 pound their studies next week after hostess at a recent Luliter Wednesday and rounding out the central Florida area. female whale which had come spending the holidays with League l’arly honoring Slav la ths schedule will be Thun their families. college students who are up on the beach south of daj's 7:30 p.m. mealing of the Among those homo » rrs home for the holiday*. Jacksonville to commit sui­ North Urlando Garden Club. Ann Slavik, Suzanne F’.-utin, The party waa held in the By Jane Casselberry cide. Jim DeShazo, Thad Lingo, playroom at the Lutheran Principal C. W. Harp o f the Bindner, who specialises in Bcnne Walnwright, Wvs Ev­ Chiidrcn'a Horn* with food for South Srmlnolc Elementary ily Mrs. Adam Mailer display and promotion of the buffet supper provided by ans, Joan Ridenour. Wesley School at Casselberry asks William G. Williams, first the Lutheran Women's Miss­ Swenson, Julie Gore, Albert that the natnea and addresses educational programs before vice commander o f DcBary’e ionary League. Rooms were Myers, Bill Morgan, Sandra « f children who expect to en­ dubs, o r g s a l t a t i o n s and Herbert D. Gibb American Belihorn, D o r o t h y decorated in the holiday Duda, ter first grsile at ths school schools, this year is featuring Legion Poet 239 and chair­ A meeting will be held theme. Katherine Duda; next September lie send In to the study of reptiles. He has man of the annual rarmlwrAttending were Sandra Dell- 7:30 p. m. next Tuesday Naomi Tuhy, Eleanor Duda, a small museum In his own his office. ship drive now being conduct­ horn, Dorothy Duda, Kather­ tba DcDary Nursing Home to Bitty Duda, Joseph Duda, home and lias collected many The School Readiness Clinic, ed, reports that to date a ine Duda, Naomi Tuby, Elea­ organise volunteer workers Mika Duda. Mike Teiinsky, which proved so popular last items o f natural life which total o f 178 members have nor Duda, Betty Duda, Joseph for the facility. Sandra Brown, Sylvia Miklcr, ha will donate to a free, year, will be held again (his been signed. Ail persona in the DcDary Duda. Mike Duda and Matt Matt llinrs, Linda Uarris, Enterprise area who are In­ year at South Seminole for piddle museum if, and when, The atata o f Florida hae Hines. Eugene Schull, Chuck Little­ parents o f children entering one la built in the area. terested in assisting with this been the top atate in memberChaperones were Mr. and ton, John Jakubcln, Jimmy A graduate biology major school in 19tl4 for the first ahip for a number of ycara. Mrs. F. A. Jakubcln and worthwhila work are Invited Jones, John Cos and Carl time. from tha Unieerslty of Miss­ to attend. Williams has Urucd an in­ 8 leva Sidllk. Fabry. ouri, ha has wotkad in New Feb. It has been set aa tha Rosidonta of tha KntarprUa vitation to Join to any nonSLAVIA STUDENTS o f the first and second grades at St. Luke’s Chris­ area who would like further date for this clinic, tha pur­ York, Boston and Massachu­ member who la an aliglble vet­ More than 30,000 fret In al­ information In advance of the pose of which is to show par­ setts. Ills sons are students at tian Day School are shown gathered around Diologut Chuck Dindner'a eran. Those who have not al­ It has been estimated that titude from base to peak, meeting are asked to contact ents how best to help their the Slavia School. station wagon to see the whale which he brought to show and tell them ready been contacted by a a two person household in tha Mauua Loa, world'! highest Catherine Bruce, Mra. Fred child meet the situations ba Tha whale will be used by about In an educational program given recently at the achool. Bindner membership worker may get U. S. spends 24 per cent of iU mountain, rises only 13,680 Foster or Miss Helen Snod- will encounter in this new ex- ths biologist for study o f its picked up the whale after it came ashore to commit suicide just south of in touch with William* for food dollars on meals away poxiaoce. f y ! shove the eea. tof em a ils f Teacher Exams To Be Given Af Stetson / Area Board Officials To Assume Duties Legion Post And Auxiliary Set New Meeting Schedule Teenagers Have Holiday Dance DeBary Choir Has Party On Dean’s List Krider To Speak For Civic Group V )] Officials Named For Building New Bank DeBary Club To Sponsor Reception Rollins Sets Dates For Reunion North Orlando Meetings Set Biologist Brings Whale To Slavia Oviedo-Slavia Students Home For Holidays League Honors College Group A t Party Students Asked To Register Rost Nursing Home To Organize Volunteers 5 �* • * 'if*'* v %* ' rrttFv*: * ^ a n fu rfc f c r a lb Kip Coda 8 2771 Zip asm J Frew X-R< Survey Starts Tuesday aad 8-8 * m. •;V 7* tral Florida Tuberculosis and Jan. 14—Lake Mary pood Respiratory Disease Associa­ office, 13-8 p. m.j Lake Moo* NO. 97 VOL. M United Prenn Leased Wire P u blish ed 1908 FRI., JANUARY 8, 1964 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA tion, in co-operation with the vee, near Gardner*! store, 4-7 % Seminole County Health Dop. m.; Geneva poet office, 12part— nt and tha Florida 8 p. State Rood Camp, ^ e i O c* . 45 p, in. .and Jamestown, Stats Board at Health, will conduct a free chest X-ray Rock Hll Baptist Church, 8 4 By Jeliaa survey throughout the county rfc-Ck * i f i h a b p. m. "W bal're you living away Jan. 7-25. Jan. 18— Oviedo City Hall, today?" asked Semlnol# High 1-8 p. m.; Lawtonvilla. Bast Poliea Chief Roy G. Wil­ ■uL v J Lie* Coach Jhn McCoy aa liams witl serf# as countywids fld s Grocery, 8-8 p. m.; Choiha satand a SanJord haborchairman, Mrs. Charles Bins aota poet office, t-4 p. nu, and will serve as volunteer chair­ Snow Hill, Bank’s greeery, 8-4 ditbsry shop. ••• p -m . man. AH chairmen will be: "Free advice,” replied the Mrs. C. E. Hunter, Lake Jan. 18 — Sanford, Winnclerk. Monroe: Mrs. Otla BJobiom, Dixie, French and 33th Street^ • • • Lake Mary; Mrs. Ralph Ham­ 19-1 and 3-8 p. m.; Sanford lo in Krider, manager a* mond, Mrs. L. L. Cox and Mrs. Manufacturing Company, l t - t the Seminole County Cham* W. J. Hartley, Longwood; Mrs. p. m.; Paola, EthellY grocery, her of Commerce is about ST. LOUIS, Mo. (U P !) — J. 1. Laird, Casselberry; Mrs. 3-5 p. m „ and Bookertown, Twenty-two civil rlghta dem­ Robert Bradford, Altamonte the busiest man in (or out Lucky 8tar, 8-8 p. m. ROY 6 . WILLIAMS onstrators started terms in the Jan. 17 — Longwood, WinnTALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Springs; Mrs. R. W. Estes, o f) the county. One day be’s city workhouse today father Formal agreement for a (40,- O vied o; Mrs. Connie HiU, 11-1 and 3-8 p. m.; Dynatrori­ Dixie, Highway 17-98 and la Mew York City, the next MOSCOW (U P!) - Premier than pay fines for refusing to 000 atate loan to the 8t. Lawtonviio. les, 1-3 p. m.; Dearborn, 3:30- Longwood Road, 19-1 and 8-4 he’s in Orlando and feta in Nikita 8. Khrushchev has ask­ end a New Year’s Eve sit-in Johns-Indian River Canal Dis­ Mrs. J. W. Yarborough, 6 p. m., and A l t a m o n t e pv m.; Edward Higgins Ter­ a day at bis office oaca in ed world leaders to reaeh at city hall. trict was executed today and G e n e v a ; Rev. James II. Springs, Jackson Street groc­ race, Pecan nnd West Fourth a while. Today he's id Tails- agreement on banning the use Street, 1-4 p. m., and Caatto the firat flO.OOO o f the money Rrowdy, Jamestown; Sdplo T. ery, 6-3 p. m. basset. We don't care, Just of force in settling territorial Jan. 8— Longwood Hotel, 10- Brewer Court, 5-3 p. m. la to be released next week. Bracey, Bookertown; Mrs. C. BERLIN '(U P I)—Thousand* Jan. 13—8anford, Food Fair, 8tate Sen. Mack Cleveland U Brunk, Forest City; Her- I; Altamonte Springs, Elk'a aa tone as be gets the Job disputes. o f West B a r I i n e r a went and John Krider, district l*rt Seymour, Chuiuota; Mrs. .Market, 3-8 p. m.j Sanlando 19-1 and 3-8 p. m., and Mid­ Khrushchev, in a series of through the Communist wall chairman, met with the ataff John E. Fox, Paula, and Jerry area. Mobile Manor postof. way, Grccnleaf Cafe, 1-4 and notes to world leaders, said Into East Berlin today ami o f tha truateea o f the Inter­ Walker, Canaan. Chairmen are fico, 10-1. anil Forest City, Lit 5- 8 p. m. State Attorney A. L. Steed such n pact would "make it thousands more sought passe* nal Improvement Fund to to be selected for Goldsboro, General Food Store, 3-8 p. m. Jan. Si — Glndervtlle, HLtf has called the Grand Jury JOE B. BAKER, now rounding out hia second to visit their relatives in the exeeute the agreement, au­ Midway and Georgetown. Jan. 9—North Orlando tupor Products, t-4 p. m., and Golds­ esaler to find a solution of to convene at • s.m., Moothrec-ycar term ns a Sanford City Commission­ Hast before the wall closes thorised by the trustees Dec. Chief Williams, pointing out Market, 1-8 p. m., and Alta­ boro, Bessie's Night Club, 3-4 other basic problems," pri­ day. Local officials, however, er, will not be a candidate to succeed himself in Sunday. at this holiday season that monte Springs, Metody Bar, p. m. marily that of disarmament 3. are not aware of what is to the city election next November, he announced Moscow Radio broadcast Jan. S3—Handy Food Mar­ Cleveland said the money “ TB takes no holiday," said 8-8 p. m. be considered. The Herald today. Earl Higginbotham (right) will take his that the State Ruard o f Health the text o f the premier’s 4,000Jan 9, 10 and 21—Seminole ket, Onora Road and Sanford wilt be paid In installments o f tried to contact Steed but he seat on the City Commission Tuesday evening LOS ANGELES (U PI) - (10,000 a month with the reported 1,627 new active Data, Fublix Market, Cassel­ Avenue, 1-3 p. m., and Canaan, word statement, dated Dec. Isn’t available. when that body holds its organizational meeting Indictments against the three first due next week. cases o f TB for tho year end­ berry, 1-4 and 6-8 p. m. St. Matthew MB Church, 8-3 31, and delivered to world • • e for the year. Higginbotham unseated Mayor accused kidnapers of Frank ing last Dee. 13 as compared Jan. 19—i'ineerret Shopping p. nu capitals within the past 43 Tha district has a maximum Despite signs on First Thomas S. McDonald last November. Sinatra Jr. wars In the hands parted of 20 years to repay to 1,374 on tho samo date in Center, Highway 17-92 and Jan. 33— Goldsboro, Second hours. Street in Sanford which read, o f federal authorities today the loan at a rata o f not lest 1062. Orlando Drive, 1-4 and 3-8 Baptist Shiloh Church, 1-4 It asked lor a four-point "N o Trucks Allowed," we've along with orders for the ar­ than (2,000 a year. Following is tho scedulo for p. m. p. nu, and George's Grocery, agreement forbidding the use had several calls recently raignment o f the trio on Mon­ the mobile X-ray unit: 8-8 p. m. of force In territorial border Jan. 11—Goldsboro, First The money will be used for asking why trucks — even day. Jan. 7—Casselbery, Johnson Baptist Church, 1-4 and 3-8 Jan. S3—Goldsboro, Do Duck engineering studies to set the big semi rigs — still use the disputes. The points were: route for the project, an o ff­ Electronic C o m p a n y , 0-t0 p. m.. and 8anford Avenue Inn, 1-4 p. nu, and Shiloh First street as if the signs weren't —Conclude an International shoot o f the proposed Cross* a. m., and Municipal Building, near Tiptop Grocery, 1-4 and Baptist Church, 4 4 p. is. even there. It makes no dif­ PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Florida Barge Canal. It will ference to us, or to the folks agreement on the repudiation Another rourt order was who called. They Just sug­ by governments of the use of permit shipment o f material* sought today tu prevent pos­ gested that the trucks be force to settle territorial dis directly frem the West Coast sible "widespread disorder and kept off First Street or the putes and border questions. to the Missile Test Center i t —Undertake a a o 1 e m n By United Press International warmer Saturday all over rioting" If blnckfared comica signs be removed. Cape Kennedy without having Florida. nnd minstrels march in the de­ pledge not to have recourse • e e. The first cold snap of 1964 to travel up the St. Johns The state's citrus belt, layed Mummers parade here We saw Earl Higginbotham to force for the changing of seat cold temperatures plun­ River through Jacksonville which is concentrated around Saturday. Sanford commissioner •elect existing borders. ging into the 20s in north •ml back. Pasco, Hillsborough —Take a firm declaration and central Florida early to­ Polk, and president o f the Semi The canal will Join the St. and citrus counties, had tem­ A wall exists in county-wldo medical staff, who serve xH nole Cattleman's Association, that differences in social ays day but weathermen said cit­ Johns near Iaike llarney with telephonic communications in peratures in the high 2u's tho county. terns, lack of recognition and CHICAGO (UPI) — Two rus did well under the pro­ having coffeo at "bird dog" in low-lying pockets and medical researchers urged to­ tbe Intracoastal Waterway at Seminole County which cre­ absence of diplomatic rcla tection of smudge pots. "Most Sanford churches," corner this morning. mucklands ranging up to the day that autopsies lie perform Oak Hill. The District whs ate! a major breach in thia tho C. o f C. president M id, "Enjoying that beet these tiona muat not serve as a res As the mercury plunged to anxious to get the engineer­ 40's on high ground. political subdivision, Karlyle ed on executed criminals to da“ have members who are Win­ days?" we inquired. "D on't son for one nation to violate 24 at Ocala and 23 at Bartow Citra, in the heart of the tormina whether susceptibility ing studies under wrsy so the llousholdcr, who assumed the ter park Telephone subscrib­ and Gainesville, the extreme know." said Earl. "The tbe boundaries of another. route could be set snd pro­ presidency (ft the Seminole —Maim seluliiin of border sow * pact at the stole wea- fruit lull, repurled a .23 with to coronary disease nr harden­ ers. Calls about Womon’g stuff’s so high 1 can’t afford heavy frost bat. woatbsaaeu ing o f t o « arteries can lie pre­ perty acquired before values County Chamber of Comdiiputeg Circlet, fellowship gathering!, them* ton front wish tarn* U." in the area rise out at sight. m irce Thursday, told mem­ In O a n liilU Ia/m at tta U ktiaad F toft • e e foulness em oeg church offi­ peaceful asesaa ato k t o lo a d . Meat of the property Is to be bers at the Junior Chamber cers frequently involve toil Some mothers In South cordanfF* w*h toe-U N obtained by donation o f land of Commerce at tha Civie charges." Seminole weren't e x a c t l y ter. --- T O 7<BLT w. •H-jjJght Khru happy to read in Thursday's PRATTVILLE. Ala. (U PI) owners without cost. Ben, Center Thursday noon. He continued: "Some oI firing" frees with artTicul Bernard Parrish, Titusville, Referring to the divided Herald that English Estates how the propose*! agreement — A heavy truck rammed a our less fortunate neighbors heat. School would not be ready was to be arrived at. But tiu poitiblu asphalt pot in thu said about H00 acre* will be telephone aystem within the have occasion to call tha wel­ Tallaliiusjco had a 28 with county, Housholder aald that Monday morning. T h e i r added: middle of a prison work gang required for the project. fare office in Sanford for in­ moderate frost and Tampa "this was a major matter children do not attend En "It will M t be especially near hero Thursday, and four formation or assistance. Many felt ■ pre-dawn 32 which was Reynolds, Smith and Hills, during the Cuban crisis" for gllsh Estates. Rather, they difficult to agree if, of prisoners and the truck driver people in South Seminole two decrees colder than Hus­ Jacksonville engineers, a I - Sanford Naval Air Station of­ go to South Seminole Ele course, the interested status have occasion to eall tho An automobile truck colli­ ton. Jacksonville and Day­ died when the molten tar cov­ ready are distributing maps ficials. mentary. T h e s e mothers will manifest their desire." ered them, health department, the eountp sion last April 21* at 25th tona Beach both suffered un­ showing ths tentative align­ Sanford, DeBary, Geneva wanted their own youngsters clerk, assessor, tax collector. Street and French Avenue. In der a cold 31. ment between l.ake Harney and Oviedo now are served by to get back on full session Judge, sheriff and toning di­ which two Sanford Negroes Miami and Key West es­ instead of the double ses­ rector. Tho county offices, WASHINGTON (UPI) — and the Indian River near the Southern Bell, with no were killed, resulted in the caped tlie cold (root with a Karlyle Housholder toll, while South Seminole and sions they’ ve been on be­ Secretary of State Dean Husk Oak Ilill. also, mutt call resident! of filing o f a second damage 3o an I a 37 respectively Winter Park are served by Seminole County should be Sputh Seminole, and all these cause English Estates uses says that Cuban Premier Fidel suit for llOo.ooo Thursday in The Frost Warning Service Winter Park Telephone, with partially met by an increase calls bear loll charges." the South Seminole facility. Should Diogenes and his federal rourt at Orlando. said there might be some C a s t r o was ''emphatically no toll. But a toll la charged In Sanford-Gcneva rates. Es­ Of course, we Imagine a lot lamp, In his search for an It Is axpected that approx­ Mary L. Curry, Harding very light damage to groves wrong" when he declared thnt between tho aress by the two timated coat of tbe tie-in is imately is months after the of mothers of EngUto Es­ honeat man, come to Sanford Avenue, widow of Earlie In low-lying arras of the the into President Kennedy companies. tates children will be happy his search would be ended. (300,000. Bell firm has a favorable James Curry, asks $100,000 nortii central citrus Iwit hut Imd been contemplating a An afternoon king aerial when the new school plant "It was necessary,* HousLater thi* month, an ex­ vote, the tie-in would be com­ Police blotter this morning damages frt-iu G. A. Puryarr, it would take several days to change in U. S. policy toward and surface search for a holdcr staled, "that Naval of­ planatory letter and return pleted. since tho work neces­ is opened and their children revealed Uut Lorctha Wil­ South '<ston. Va., owner of tabulate the effect of the Cuba. Boating object believed to be can go to school on a full ficers and men be advised by post card will be mailed to sary is quite extensive. liams, Orlando Negro school the trues, and James Watts, cold. a parachute over northern session. telephone of the status of the each Sanford and Geneva "W e have heard," Hou* teacher, was presented with Woodsdale, N. C., driver. Lake Monroe Thursday was The Florida forecast call­ By the way, South Semin Individual aquadrons during subscriber, asking that the holder concluded, "tha com­ NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — abandoned late In the day. Dorothy L. Daniels, Lincoln ed far highs today in the her wallet, containing 32.63 ole and English Estates are the Cuban crisis. Many of the card bo returned, signifying plaint voiced that ‘Sanford and personal papers. Court, widow of Marccllus |upper go' s ihroughnut the British “ peacemaker” Duncan A Navy transport and heli­ the only schools in the coun Navy people live in Winter the subscriber's wishes. Bell runs the county.* This is not Ronnie Berlin, 27M Mag Daniels, previously hail sued northern part of the state' Sandy* returmd huma todsy copter from Sanford Naval ty still on double sessions. Park. Maitland, Casselberry official* have made It clear a basically correct but the com­ nolia Avenue, found the wat- for the same amount of dam ranging into the 70's in the Icarrying a pledge from the Air Station and the sheriff'! But, that won't last too much and Longwood, ami a time- simple majority in favor will munications situation m ay |government o f Cyprus to try and police departments reslet on the sidewalk on .Mag­ ages against (lie defend nits. extreme aoulb. longer. consuming toll call waa in­ not justify their attempting tend to divide the county Attorneys for the plaintiffs nolia Avenue in front of the Saturday will be partly to resolve difference* lie- rue boats searched the wa• • • (he tie-in. more than any other factor. Ritx Theater last Saturday, '■are Norris D. Woolfork III j clainly and mild, according tween ft* Greek and Turkish trrs atier an airline pilot re­ volved." We enjoyed chatting with Pointing out that Uiis com­ Houslioldrr pointed to the With all of tha 'phooe users eiunmunities nt thu conference ported seeing a Boating object and turned it in at police and James C. Collier, Orlan j to the Miami Weather BurJulian Adams Thursday when munications problem h a s advantages of a toll-free of the county able to talk to table. I do. I eau. he believed to lie a parachute. the former Sanford man flew headquarters. been studied for years, llous- county-wide tie.in for business anyone of us under the met­ his own a m p h i b i o u s holder explained that Winter and professional men. for ropolitan plan, our county sportsman's plane to Sanford. Park Telephone and Southern families who reside in South unity should develop rapidly Julian, a native of Sanford Bell conferees have agreed Seminole and whose wage- . . , the inconvenience and and better known as "Lefthat additional costs of tying earners are employed in San­ cost of the present method of ty” , was with t be Air Force the two system* together in ford, and viru versa; for calling would be eliminated By Donna Fj*te* and will lie sworn in at a later I excesrivu speeding on tho huff that some action would Avenue to .Sanlando Springs a non toll basts for all of during and after World War school systems, for Seminole and a more unified spirit The oath of office wa* ad-1 date. street. Speed limit I- 25 mph be taken In Go* near future. Drive wa* discussed. Action II, and now, for a number Memorial Hospital and its might prevail." of years, has been a pilot ministered by Mayor A Jl Board Chnirman R. C Carl-! on Wildmere and some 31 Kitterhoff also complained was postponed until council for Trans-World Airlines. Lormann to newly eleited son was requested to continue children live there, Kitterhoff about a hole in the pavement can confer with th* power Julian landed his plane on councilmen Carl Lomntler and in lid* rapacity until all mem-■|iointed out. on Hit 427 near Sanlando Lake Monroe, lowered his B. II. Ferrell ut the regular Iters of the board ran be pre- j Council discus ‘ed various Springs Drive, lie was advis­ company. landing wheels, and taxied meeting c f the laiugwood sent for a rrurganiiatknal methed* o f controlling speed ed that the city ha* no au­ Mrs. Gerl llitsman, co-own­ Sanford taxpayers placed right up to the boat ramp City Council Thursday even­ meeting. from putting • "dip" in the thority to repair a state r. ad er of Don and Geri's Restau­ 75 22 per cent of the current at the City Boat Basin. The ing. Henry Rltterhoff appeared street to erecting "children ami that the matter should be rant, appeared to request that tax roll of (597,263 In the city Herald's staff photographer, coffers by Dec. 31. U was re­ referred to the State Road B. L. Helms, who alio was before council to present a at play" signs. street lights be erected on ported today by Tax Collector aeveral hundred people ga- to have received tho oath of petition signed by 80 resi­ Tho matter was taken under Department. Bill V.ncent, reported that office, wae unable to attend dents of Wildmere Avenue ex- advise merit with Councilman Putting street lights on Park Avenue immediately be­ Henry Tamm. This compares tbered to watch "L efty" de­ the meeting because o f illness pr"j*ing their concern shout John Reams assuring Bitter- Highway 17-92 from Orange hind her place o f business. with 74.82 per cent of (57*,• monstrate his amphibious She p oin ted out that tho hus|. 716 by Dec. 31. 1962. Job. Tax roll collections at the ness has been robbed at night • • • end of last month were (W9,five time* in the past seven 268. as compared to (431,519 By the way, have you tried to enter U.S. 17-92 from Park years. Council assured that at the rml ut 1962. Drive and head south around Tamm advised that for action would be taken on the • pm . those not yet paid two per matter. A word of advice: don't cent discount will be allowed Ths invocation to open the b y it if you're in a burry. thia month and one per cent meeting wa* given by Rev. in February. However, a pen­ If I-t doesn't open soon somebody’s going to have to E. Roth Grant o f the Long- alty will be Imposed alter build an overpass. wood First P e n ’ t e c o e t a l April 1. • • • WEATHER: Fair, wanner today and tonight; high today m a r 70; law tonight aroond 5. W r L First Canal Money Next W eek Nikita Asks Ban On'Force' Settlements w w a Sit-iners Jailed $40,000,Loan Executed At Tallahassee r / Thousands Cross Three Indicted > Freezing Cold Hits New Writ Asked Some Citrus Sections New CC Chief Blasts County's Phone Autopsies Urged Vivo killed In Damage Suit IT - Diogenes, Here Is Your M an Castro ‘Wrong* Lake Monroe Search Ends Cyprus Pledge £* Councilmen Lommler, Ferrell Take Oath Of Office 75 Per Cent O f City Taxes Paid "C o h ib si Q u iA ” Y/i Inch Sirloin *4°° 2 Inch Sirloin * 4 50 i- INCLUDES: Baked Potato, Salad, Garlic ToaBt and Beverage » j T * 1 We're glad to see the Chamber of Commerce’s metropolitan telephone sys­ tem committee has started their program of promoting the adoption of the system. The committee is beaded by Clifford McKibbln. Chamber President Karlyle llouslwlder spoke on the system when he addressed the Junior Chamber of Commerce tj..ur*la> noon. LONGWOOD MAYOR A. R. Lormann. left, administered thp oath o f office to returning councilman Curl Lmnmler, center and new coun­ cilman, B. H. Ferrell, right, at Thursday night’s Imnrd meeting. K. L. Helms, also returning to the council, wad unable to attend becau.se of illiu-d*. Church. The meeting was ad­ journed subject to call. In a continued session of the last council meeting, held immediately preceding Thurs­ day's meeting, a contract for (1,025 was awuided t» Orange Paving Company for the ne­ cessary paving at the new City Hall. Th* financial statement wa* approvrd and various hills were paid. 2 Burglaries Investigated Sheriffs deputies t o d s y were Investigating two burg­ laries Thursday night. Mclodce Skating Kink re­ ported thr loss of (100 and Hoot's Hideout, on SR 434, reported thieves broke the money boxes off vending ma­ chines. Compare Our Low Cut-Rate Liquor Prices, Plus Free Gold Bond Stamps With Package Goods VALDEZ HOTEL Downtown Sanford .ftl �« T* /* r : ‘ •~l * *"■• t-m . Ana w . :JCHC?*rce m i l ---------- 6----- « . First Baptist Plans Poston To Meet In Casselberry World Awaits Meeting Of Pope, Patriarch Tc VIIMSSIRQ Cm piign C. E. Autrey, Or*star , DW* Hot of Evaegallam, Hem# Christ Church • iff. i h o n n r t a a runoeraenen To Roaisttr % 1 m s MN mu fetter enam hr u 4 m tho difflodty that Uo jro«»f / Tboro aro ctrcuastancoo, hi our Uvoo, that oaom Uka tinmovable mountains, and If wo work alone they cannot bo moved, but If our Htavaaly Paths? to oahod to help it !e o dtfferowt mattar. Lot «o hove faith that Be la able and Episcopal Church To Have Feast Of Lights Service Stop Cruaa E p i s c o p a l hnrch al Sanfoid will pro- renewing the sanies the congregation will precede ailotoly brum the church to tho paririt house for refreshmoots and toOowahtp- Aa to tin custom, gifts win te plaeindividual ad la several of Anrtlww of eahe gUMbolng the gold Epiphany ring. The adult member of tho congregation finding the ring win serve as Urn official host, or hostess, of Holy Cross Church throuateu^ tte som­ ite year. The Posst of Lights servlc* For many yuan the Southwfll ba presented by mombors ten Baptist Convention ban of tte Episcopal Young •M teMo a week to January iar tatoaotra BIMa Study- la Choir. Jack Honor will bo teoporatlow with B a p t i s t the narrator. Miss Beatrice Buck, organist and choir dir­ Chutthoa throughout the Unit­ ector, has announced Hint Jim ed Staton, tho churches of Parsons, local Navy man, will Bomtoolo Baptist Association ba the soloist Father Thomas, m behalf Will ba studying Paul's Letter to the Ephoolans during the of the congregation, extends a warm Invitation to Sanford W*ak of January HO. residents to share in thla Ia ynpsfitios for thla beautiful and Inspiring oerweak, Dr. Clay Leaden, poo vies and to Jodi la the fel­ |«r of tho Killsmay Baptist lowship hour which follows. Chunk of Winter Park, la­ lloly Cross E p i s c o p a l tently led the paotore of the Church Is located at Park local chorebea la a seminar Avonuo sod Fourth Street la Sanford. an Fphoolano. Baptists Set Biblt Study Grace Church Seh 'C-Day' Mater aehool — 10:0* 0. « . t;(S a. m . ___ Church Behool Mormlar WoraSIp U:SO a. 11:00 a. an. Worship Bervlee llhle M ate (M ater) TiO* a * 0:10 a a . . caruttoa Taalh Kvaageltatle k n t c i T:H pm. Ministry Wad. praror Kh i 7:H Bar. Waltar AJL M a n a m a Mid-Week Service (WoA) __T:0* A Bill Stephen* ............ Paitor Third la a M f A Cordial Woleomo to i l l ■lagoptratlon ISO a Tbaofegieal Semlatry, U dir* eetiag rite ConpsliB for flM Semlaol* Baptist Association. Bov. O ra m already baa coaduetod thla eanpalgB to bis By laws CaoaoBerry Bav. Dolmas Copolawd, Vs* brio Bhoa, and Dm Caoaolborry roprtoothed tho Caaoal* berry Community Mothodltt Church M.Y.F. at a district pianolog conference hold last Saturday at the Atoms Meth­ odist Church. Following a luncheon at tho Bod Balloon Bootsurant tho group mads plana for tha win­ ter rotroata for Junior U|h and senior high youth to te bald at tho MoGwdlot Youth Camp boot Lsooburg. Dan led the devotional* prior to tha dlicuaalon and Bav. Copeland was sated to apeak at tha rotroato. Circle To Meet Longwood’* St. Cattertoa of Steaa Orel* of tte Church of Nativity Catholic Women's Club wlU meet at • p. m. Mooday at the homo of Mrs. Willisip Wright, 430 W. Warrea, Longwood. Mra. John Koonody, chairman, will protide. UPW To Meet The United Prosbytarlu Woman of tho Westminster Presbyterian Chureh will meet next Wednesday evening, Jan. S, at the home of Mrs. Edward M. Stout, Ml Seralnoie Boulevard, CasaalberryReader* In the British Ulna had a choice of ISO dally newspapers In 1910) by 1W2, (hit total dropped to 114. Noxt Thursday, tho Grace Church WSCS wifl hold Ho federal mooting at tho church ^JiA ■m m a ft axfn tmnahaom wiUK Ia coterea raocoeoa at nooo. Taking part aa tha program win ba Mr*. C. B. Clemmor and Mrs. Jane* A daily rorival will bo hold at tha Pint Baptist Church of Late Monro* with scat, lacs at T:B0 p. m . from Jaa. I through Jaa. 12, Bav. Jo# Doutbltt, pastor of tho church, aaaouacod today. Bov. Gad Smith, pastor of tho Coatral Baptist Church, will servo as guoet evangel- Bav. Gan Smith, paator of the Central Baptlet Church, will servo aa gucat evangeproTiara. Immodiatoly pro coding dm Hat program a mooting of tho Today, from T until • p. m. executive committee la ache- the church wlU observe Youth Night which la open to all duled for 11:11 a. m. young people of tho commun­ ity. There win bo gamoa, re­ creation, apodal music and a 30 mtnut* InoplToUooa! ser­ vice with Rev. Smith as the speaker. Musical Belts To Appear At Prairie Lake By JMM Tim "Musical Beta,” na­ tionally tatowt gospol musi­ cian!, will present a concert of sacred muiic at Urn Prol­ ate Late Baptist Church box! Wednesday at 7:43 p. a . Rev. sad Mra. Clarsowo R. Betts ora from Jackaon, Mich., and have traveled all over the United States and In Canada and Cuba, assist lag pastors and tvangtliaUe meetings to addition to giv log concerts. They will present a few vo­ cal numbers ai wall as play Ing ouch unusual instruments as the vlbraharp, mandolin, sleigh bells and tte Hawaiian guitar. The public U welcome to attend the program Communion Set The sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. at tho Ascension Luttefaa Church at Casselberry. DeBary Bridge Club Names New Offkers DeBsry'a Duplicate Bridge Club played sight tables di­ gested by Howard Middleton Bt Tuesday afternoon’s week­ ly mooting st the Fire Ree- By Jtse Casselberry Tho United Presbyterian Youth of tho Weitmtaoter Presbyterian Church has elected m w officers. Stephen Shepherd was elected moder ator of this fellowship and otter officers at* David Stout, vico-moderator; Clair* M o n t g o m e r y , clerk, end Thomas Pitman, treesurer The group will meet Sunday at 6:10 p. m. at the chapel In Howon Park with Linda Pit man la charge of tte pro­ gram. Noxt woek will see tho be­ ginning of another two months nerios of the best **V' an out of alght gsmas. High total Kora for Decern bar and wlnaar of two din nars at the Orchid House wao Mra. Ida B. Wition. ____ Ary-__ _____ _____ ______ NEW___________ OFFICERS___________ o f tho Uciiarv Duplicate Bridge Club,__________ elected at____ this ~ H. Guy ~ ( Cbaaa, f ....................................... week’s masting BW, are. ^ from loft. vice president; Mr*. Myrou AccardJ,„ --------secret U*yr;* Mra. Ruth Blatt,- rpresident; Andrews, ------------------------------------------ -« Mra. —. Clarence •••rw.-aaw, treasurer and E. Z. WAltera, new hoard member. Howard Middleton, frame Winner* for the December aeries, beat four o f five gam**, wan, first, Mrs. WU •on; necond, Mrs. Ruth Blatt: third, Charles Daglla; fourth. Phil DeBerard ami fifth, Mr*. David SingerOfficers for 1IM4, elected immediately following this week’s game*, ara Mra. Ruth Blatt, president; H. Guy Chan-, vice president; Mr* My i on Accardi, secretary; Mrs. Clarence Andrews, treat uror; Howard Middleton, game director ami K. 7- Wal­ ter*. board member. Itcinainiug on the hoard of go\ernore are Oscar Barnett and F. R. Froehlich. The club hae announced that two iiMtructora to assist con­ tract players wishing to start duplicate play will be on hand from 12:16 until 12:30 p.m. the next two Tuesday • before the regular play begins. Assembly O f God PIRWOUMT alOBMBLT OP 600 c a c a c i cm . arm ass sw« H. M. WlMor ----------- Paatai ••■day School _ »:0S a at Moralar Warahlf lliSO a. m Evening Worahlr _ T:M p. m Tooth Herv. (Ban.) 0:0S p. m Mid-Week Sorv. (Wad.) T:SI n n h c m odist cmvmcss Caaavv Ota a t. a a * U a n l i n . Church O f Christ p. m. Baptist P. B. Cftaaso _______ Paator Moralar Woriftlp t:10 a. a . ■aadar Softool ----- 1:41 a a Moralar Wortklp 11:00 a a Tralnlnr Union _ 0:*0 a m. Bvtnlnr Worahlp . T i t * A m. Wad. Prarar Mrvlat Tilt a a Telephone: PA S-TOU Pentecostal Katana Bhatdoa .........- Paator Banter Ochool ____ t:0S a.m. Mormlnt Worship _ 10:CB a a Evening Worship _ T:*o am. Sit. k Bath Oroat _ Paator WoA Praror Parries T:SO nan. ■eater Softool _ _ 10:00 a. m. Maralap Wortklp 11:00 a. m. ■uadar Evening _ Tito p. m. Wod. Bible Btadr - T:tO p. h . Conquerors Mooting P riter ■ T:io p. m Presbyterian Orovor C. Hawaii, Jr. . Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaalataat Paator Moralar Worahlp 1:4* a m. Church Behool _ _ 0:4* a » . Soaalon Moota 10:4* a m, Moralag Worahlp 11:44 A. M. Plonatr Pallowahlp _ 0:00 p.m. _____ _____ — . Hvssgellst The Bov. Ooerwo Klaaaraon, Btnlor HI Pallowahlp 0:00 aba Rvanlaa Worahlp _ Ti*s p. m. iuadajr Iatorl a Pat toe gpMajr Softool ana a m. WoA Prarar Maot TWO A oa S .'S U S W . s n r f . W P U l !R S t h Mrvlcoa — 10:00 a. m. Evanlng Serrlee _ 1:10 p Sc CoaaaiaaloB—P int Sunday la Be* -U iril4 of Truth- 1 pm. Ktaft Moatb __ I t A M r Are. Bandsr an Channel 0 KIKDEROABTEH AKO NURSPm I U. caller —------Pastor BBT Sunday School _ 10:00 A SC Tnsndsy Ladles Bible Osne 10:00 A A Baseay Msrslag Wenfelf It:** a a. Wadnaidar Bible Clnsnae —— 1:10 a mBnadnr Metkodiit Evnnlsg Warship — T:*4 a «b. anacm nwm oDtrr cn en cn TO LIST T O O T Wedneadnr Onoro Rd, at Woodtnad Are., I-rnyor Sarvlce _ T:*4 a a Rev. John K. HtroA Jr. Pastor School ___ 0:0* a m. Christian Science Charek Morning Warship lt:04 a m. pikk ch ko t B A m r r Finer cneaem mw M T P ........... - ■ _ 0:14 a ■>emmets CHURCH N O T IC E sen m eT Potter . _ Wllllnm J. Oasnn Moraine Woriftlp _ 1:0* A Bandar Bar-lee tl A SB. •undnr lahaot . U:*e a m Bandar School _ _ 1:41 a m. Subject -O od" Training Unlos _ _ p.m. Wednesday Servree ■:«* a m. Evening Worship _ T:I0 Am- Rending Room : M l B. PlraL Wed. Otfleerp S Tatoharn W ookdny*: lOtt* Am. • 0:10 Meeting ---- ------- Oil* p.m. p.m. Friday K vealagi * :t « . Wad. Pramr Berate* T:»* p m. I:t0 p.m. Rot. Ray Orogorr. Jr, Pastor church School — 0:41 a m. Moralag Worahlp 11:0* A an. MTP -------------------- * :lt a m. ■ va Wortklp . T:M a <a W-* Prayer Bnrvleo Til* A as CALL F A 2-2677 Auxiliary To Meet Tho Ladle* Auxiliary of tte First PoatUcostal Chureh of Longwood will moot Mooday at 7:30 p. m. at tte church on Orange Avenue. Mrs. Jew' el Porner will serve ae hoe- These Sanford Merchants Urge Yoii To Attend Bake Sale Set The Church of Nativity Catholic Womens Club will rnation Hall. third, Mra. Prank Austin and Myron Award! and tied for sponsor Mo monthly boko sol* Winners were NS first, Mr*. Edwin Wachtort third, Mra. Ida B. Wllnon and thla S u n d a y In tte so­ John Vandershaaf and Prank F.W first, Mrs. Luolla Mra. I. B. Chandler with Mrs. cial ball of the church follow­ Mathooont second, Mr. and Thompson and Mrs. Mary ing each Mass. Mr*. Arthur Whostloj and Fitts; second, Mr. and Mrs. David blnger a n d G r a n t Chase. .d ir e c t o r , took th e p h o to . UPY Elects * New Officers Fr. Charlaa W. Itawart Jr, Vlaar Holr Communis* _ Til* a. m. Bandar aehaol ___ 0:00 a * . ramllr larvlca and ■araoa - ......... 10:1* a. m. Attend services tkis week atyourom J ftn c e o J wors% The Church O f Your Choice Wllnon-Eichelberger Mortuary »v Eunice 1. Wlleea and Staff The American Oil Company Mr. aad Mrs. M. R. Strickland Progrenalve Prlatfaur Co. J. M. Cameron and Staff Wilaon-Maler Furniture Ce. Mr. and Mra. Al WIMoa Stenatrom Realty Herb Stenatrom and Staff Holler Motor tttca Co. The Rita Theatre MU Lovelace ft Employpee And Staff J. C. Penney Company C. L. Bebtoaon aad Eaiployoea Food Fair Stores, lac. George Bailey ft Eaglayeee Sanford Atlantic National Dank Southern Natural Gan Hill Lumber ft Hardware Co. John Dana ft Staff Virginia Potrooki Howard H. lloilges ft Staff Jimmy Crsgps ft Emgloyeva P. O. Bra 1114 Sanford Kura Norris TU 6-1311 8- Bemlaeto Pkyllla Ragoaatine FA 3-4234 Lake Mary SUie Farm Insurance Companion Irving 1. Pryar and Staff Ro m Aad Wilka Restaurant Bee* aad Wilka Bewmaa aad Employ rr* �/ + * WASHINGTON' (UP!) An American Communist par­ . j. .JVr - v r . t.«,* ,*• j v . * . 4 ty plot to txploit what b del-1 cribed as a “ drift toward Urn left" amoot the nation’s youth was uncovered by the I FBI in 190. 1 FBI Director J. Edgar I Hoover told of the Red youth scheme in his year end re­ port to Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, released Thursday, lie also noted the FBI's in­ vestigation of the assassina­ tion of President Kennedy and of the murder of civil rights leader Medgar Even in Mississippi. Hoover said the last Oct­ ober delegates of the Com­ munist Party (U.8.A.) met in Chhago “ to b y the groundwork for a new na­ tional youth organisation aim­ ed at exploitation of what tin party describes as a drift toward the left among young people." j He said the party's general GERALD R. CRANE, aviation electricians' mate chief (senior), is pre­ secretary, Gus Halt, stipulat­ EIGHTEEN DYNATR0NIC8 EMPLOYES, completing a sented a pluque by his commanding officer, Cdr. James L. Shipman (left), ed that the youth movement in recognition for his three years as leading chief o f Heavy Attack Squad­ NASA training course in soldering techniques required for "should avoid the appearance ron 9 at Sanford Naval Air Station. Crane is the executive officer's first of a Soviet-style organisa­ work on NASA projects, receive certificates of capability from assistant and serves as liaison between the executive and the men o f the tion however, it should not R. G. Abbott (le ft), quality representative of the NASA Mar­ Squadron. (Navy Photo) tolerate anti-Soviet or anti­ shall Space Flight Center Reliability Quality Assurance communist party thinking." .Laboratory, Others in the photo are, standing from left, Mary Hoover said that following the assassination of Presi­ dent Kennedy at Dallas Nov. 22 “ tbs full resources of the FBI wen marshalled and an| Frederick, Judy L. Nix sod Intensive investigation was baby, Margaret Ahne, Nora L l a n n c h e d concerning all BUNKOS AIRES (U PI)-A phaaea of the aasaeslnation Marjorie McDermott, Row- Curran and baby, Mary A. ena Moge, Kathleen E. Foley, Harred and baby, Jamea Liv­ duel between Defense Minis­ itself and the subsequent Dorothy Bergen, J a m e s ingston, Mildred Sue Kern, ter Leopoldo Suares and far­ shooting of Leo Harvey Os­ Swain, Mildred Sue Kern, Suslo Lodge, all of Sinford; mer Air Secretary Martin R. wald. Veroten C. Reynolds, ail ef Margaret P. Nolte, DeBary Cairo appeared early today to “ A detailed special report Sanford; Karen Weed, DeJANUARY 1 have been postponed lor at ea these matters wss pre­ pared and furnished to the Land; James Lake, Lake AdaUsalaaa least 34 hour*. Mary; Shell!* Groce, Long- Carloa Manley, Annie Louisa Seconds for the two men attorney general for trans­ wood; Luella Stall*, Enter­ Finch, Linds L. Stelnard. met four time* Wednesday mittal to the President’s com­ prise; Joann A. Peterman, Lana Forrest, Charlie Mc­ night and early today, appar­ mission Investigating the asDeLand Queen, Fred Ford, Mary ently without reaching agree­ sasaiaation," be said. He singled out for special Davis, Lea Lowe, all of San­ ment on arrangements for Mr. and Mr*. Thorna* N. ford; Jeffrey LeMay, Lake what had geen expected to be mention the arrest of Byron Thomas, girl; Mr. and Mrs Monroe; George McCarthy, a meeting with pistols at Do La Beckwith on civil righta ehargea arising from Jsmes R. Jernlgan, girl; Mr. Casselberry; H e r b e r t H. dawn today. and Mrs. Larry A Reynolds, Guild, DeBary; Rosemarie Attorney Lula Caggiano, a the ambush slaying of Evers, girl; Mr. and Mrs. John A Barnett, Winter Park; Anna Suarez second, said the talks the Mississippi field secre­ tary far the National Associa­ Foley, boy, all of Sanford Heath, Altamonte Spring* a n “ In tho first atage." tion for the Advancement of Discharges Births “ The discussions are con­ K a r a n Thompson, Lillian Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Davb, tinuing," said retired CoL Colored People. Beckwith, Caldwell and baby. Baby Boy baby boy, Sanford Manuel Relmundea, a Carlo Discharges second. "We have not sus­ Teresa Crosby, May MeAlax- pended them." ander, Lewis M. Lelnhart, Although no further details Rothermel Dettner, B e t t y were available immediately, it appeared the seconds were trying to determine whether Uiere were sufficient grounds COLUMBIA, Miss. (U P D for a duel and whether it was Fire destroyed a nursing proper for Cairo to challenge home for elderly men early Mrs. Orraa Lee Metcalf, 75, Suarez, his nominal superior today and trapped and killed a resident of Oviedo for the In the cabinet. three of the aged occupants la If the duel takes place, Su­ past 30 yeara, died there Tues­ the ancient frame building. arez presumably would resign day at her home. Authorities said three bod­ temporarily before appearing The wife of the late A. D. ies were found in the charred Metcalf she was a nativa of on the “ field of honor." remains of the building that Plymouth, III. She was a mem­ housed 17 or U men. ber of the Oviedo First Bap­ The occupants who escaped tist Church. were either reacued by OreSurvivors are a son, Arthur men or atumbled blindly out Metcalf of Oviedo; a brother, of the building and into the Ray Jeffries of la Jolla, freezing weather. Calif., and three grandchildren. Fire Chief Alien Dobson Funeral services will be held Ry Donna Estes said the fir* broke out at The Lyman High School at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at the about 5:43 a.m. Ha said he ford; Margaret Dunn, Gene­ Band will provide the enter­ Oviedo Baptist Church with believed the fire may have va; SIary E. LeFiU, Osteen; tainment T he f i g u r e s h e r e tcQ a story o f growth, but there's regular Rev. Jack Bryant officiating. been caused by a faulty fur­ Mildred Schwelcker, La k e monthly meeting of the Long- Burial will be in Oviedo Ceme­ another story behind that story. It’s all about how nace. Mary; Mabel West, DeBary wood Civie League (Women’i tery. people with an eye toward the future work in partner* The temperature was In the Club) to be held next Tues­ Urisson Funeral Home In Births low 20's whan the fire began. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Lowe, day at 2 p.m. at the Civic charga of arrangements. ship to make plans become real!ties. A hard layer of frozen baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. WU- League Building on Church M any o f those plans call fo r safe, profitable saw­ snow about seven Inches deep mer Stapleton, baby girl; Sir. Street. in g -th e kind that ordinary people with ordinary in* covered the ground following and Mrs. Edward Steinard, Serving as hoiteites will be comes can do. Small amounts put away regularly a violent winter storm that baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ Mr*. Garland Shaw, Mr*. W. moved across southeast Mis­ ard Wynn, baby girl, all of E. Schellig, Mri. J. O. Burn­ for generous earnings and compounded growth. O r sissippi New Year's Eve. ing. Mrs. B. C. Greene, Mri. Sanford HONOLULU (UPI) - Gov. larger amounts invested in one lump stun fo r extra Fire officials identified the Dischargee Edgar Fawcett and Mrs. John A. Burns of Hawaii was incom e and a fluctuation-free principal Here savers three victims as William H. Sinclair Ash, Terry Smith, Ralph Hammond. under close guard today af­ Watkins, William S. Blacb- Augustus Brown Sr., Jane find the proQt, safety, and convenience they want in ter a soldier from Schofield well and Arthur Landouer. Dees and baby girl, Made­ Army barrack* reported that a savings program. leine Adam* and baby boy, Roll It Out he overheard a threat oa tbs People with h om oow n in g plans get low-cost, prac­ CHICAGO (UPI) — T h e governor's life. Betty Jernlgan and baby girl, tical help here, tool Our hom e financing programs, all of Sanford; Sylvester average American man will Honolulu police and detec­ Smith, Osteen; Georg* Me- drink a half barrel of beer tives were Immediately as­ made possible by savings funds, enable even fam i­ Carney, Casselberry; Janet in 1944, according to David signed to guard the governor, lies o f modest means to enjoy the pleasures and se­ LONDON (UPI) — Andrew Pino and baby boy, Long- Stotter, president of Drew- but Burae did not change hi* curity o f hom e ovncrsliip. This worthwhile use o f Slone, 4, w u home from the eryi Ltd., a Midwest brewery. schedule. hospital today, the first child savings dollars generates earnings fo r sa v ers••• in British medical history creates a better com m unity fo r all o f us. who»c heart is being aided by an leectric heartbeat timI f you’re looking ahead to financial progress and ■fc. „■ . *»: l i f V , ap ,» * •_*V*® i0f~* Hendrick*, Instructors Enzlee Maness and Norma Warren, Dorothy Keefer, Beatrice Polley and Jean Jimines; seated, Jonie Hauser, Juanita Baird, Dorothy Waltz, Dorothy Cole and Pauline Luke. Missing from the graduating group photo are Opal Peontke, Jo Ann Willis and Ed Kyan. Itb paA XK V U kip w itk FIRST FEDERAL 3 Die As Home For Aged Burns Lyman Band To Give Program For League savers and homeowners look ahead...get ahead Gov. Burns Guarded Timer Helps Boy’s Heart Dacaariw 31,1113 ASSETS DIRECTORS Rsal Estate Owned Federal Homo Loan Bank Stock Federal Agencies' Kerurltiso Florida DevoL Corp. Stock Florida DeveL Corp. Advance U. S. Securities Cash On Hand and In Banka Prapold Federal Insurance pfflre Building and Equipment (Leas Depreciation) 117,248,71M3 TOTAL LIABILITIES Savings Account* Advance* for T airo, Insurance l.oan* ia Prorcwi Other Liabilities Reserve*: 37,300.04 Hpeclfio General 1,4.14,719.11 Surplus 313.813.41 A '/ r f o ■ f ^ 7 913^10,934.03 1,781.73 37,388.97 8,803.14 Par Yi OFFICERS and STAFF E. C. HARPER, SR. MAXINE EKERN President AeaUlant Secretary-Treasurer E. C. HARPER, SR. President Hanford Electric Co. GEORGE TOUHY Association Operating Officer J. H. VAN HOY Management Consultant JACK L GREENE Certified Public Accountant DEBARY’S LEGION POST presented veterans at the Lake City Hospital with a brand new television set for Christmas. Member* in the photo are, from left, Fred McLaren, past commander; Alfred Newell; H. B. Lyons; Peter Koppenaal, commander; Virginia Harrison; Earl R. Andrew* and W. G. William*, vice commander. (Cox Photo) 3,000.00 4,273.00 070,123.00 007.933JM H1,44 M3 311,743.74 Attorney Retired County Avaeanor OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) Kxell Henderson wu nursing a sore heel today — and all because ha wanted to whoop it up on New Year’s Eve. Henderson, 25, dashed front his home nt tho stroke of mid­ night waving a 22 caliber re­ volver. Tho gun foil from his hands, hit the porch steps and discharged a bullet whieh struck hie heoL 100.000. 00 A. EDWIN 8IIINHOLSER SANFORD F. DOUDNEY Heel O f A Way To Celebrate 9U333.4M.U 274.I43.S7 114,174.44 194.000. 00 First Mortgage Loses Passbook Loan# home ownership, there’s a place in bur story for you. Why not stop in soon and get in o n the happy ending? Andrew, who has a "bole In the heart "coodltioa, car- Average length of lif* ia th« U. 5. baa increased about 29 years siaea tho middl* eg the 19th century. STATEMENT OF CONDITION GEORGE TOUHY Eirentlvs Vies President J. H. VAN HOY First Vico President 8- F. DOUDNEY Second Vico President GENE ESTRIDGE Assistant Vico President IIAK1IARA FLYNT Hand Teller WENDY JOHNSON EDNA POWELL LESLIE JONES DONNA NEWSOM Tellers A . EDWIN SHINHOLSER Attorney KORERT E. KARNS ROSAMOND CHAPMAN M. L. NICIIOLS Insurance Counsellor Secretary -Treasurer Inspector and Loan Association 312 West First Street Sanford, Florida �Future Of Farming . 'r W IS D O M FROM THE M O U THS O F BABES Political Notebook Many boys and girls who proud­ ly wear tha grass and whits 4-H emblem seed aa assist to begin er continue college. Toward this end, far-sighted business enterprises have been providing 4-H scholarship funds for a long time. College scholarships and fellow­ ships valued at |145,000 have been presented to 275 o f the nation’s most outstanding 4-H youths and to young adults who ones were 4-H Club members. Presentations were made recent* ly during the 42nd National 4-H Club Congress at Chicago. This an­ nua] event is the showcase o f some 1,500 boys and girls representing the best o f 4-H in all 50 states and Puerto Rico. Hosts were the busi­ ness executives whose firms provide the trips, scholarships and other 4-H assistance. I f this far-reaching interest and support continues through the next four decades as it has in the last four, the technological advances still on the drawing board, and many more not yet conceived will have a better chance to become realities. Thus investment in rural youth pays big dividends— dividends that keep the U. S. A. agri-business in the unique position it vigorously guards today. A group o f men recently had a path at what could be a part o f the U T S . farm aeene 20 yea n hence. Ainonff the things they W ’ were artificial lighting o f entire fields i»w ifig possible several harvests within a single growing season; de­ vices to predict which eggs hatch pallets and which produce roosters; soil sterilized against plant disease and harmful weeds by mobile X-ray units. Fantastic — but not impossible— were electronic vegetable harvesters capable o f selecting only mature crops then cleaning, grading and packaging them as the machine trav­ els over the field; processed milk weighing a fraction o f raw milk, stored without refrigeration and transported to a common market; converted salt water piped from the ocean to areas having a shortage of fresh water; fanners taking week­ end roeket tripe to check up on agri­ culture in far away places; and scores o f other seemingly unbeliev­ able developments. Who, two decades ago. envisioned the technological changes — the me­ chanical, chemical and biological de­ velopments that today make our ag­ riculture the most efficient in the world; the efficiency which enables 92 per cent of our working force to choose non-farm occupations? We can be reasonably assured that future developments will bo products o f the minds of young men and women presently on a farm, and who will leave the farm, but not ag­ riculture, to find work. Many o f these young people will carry to their jobs a solid background of specialized experience, skills and training gath­ ered in the 4-H agricultural program supervised by the Extension service o f land-grant universities and col­ leges. But practical experience alone does not meet the expanding needs o f the vast agri-business complex. Formal education is essential. And that education is costly. WASHINGTON (NBA) — as fanmetal aa Britain’s apy-eex scandal*, congressional leaders chastised him in speeches on both Sen­ ate and Housa floors. In spits o f thle, Nellan feela ha haa had a partial victory. Ha haa been given credit for forcing the administration to postpone until next year ap­ propriations o f |455 million for ARA and $900 million for APW. But he has little doubt that this money will be ap­ propriated later on. Neitan earn# out of tha Whit* Housa tha other day singing praises o f President Johnson after their first meet­ ing because he seemed to be economy-minded. Now Nellan feels that h* may hava to taka o f f on the Johnson budget fo r next year. He has learned that the ad­ ministration may try to shift about |2 billion worth of spending from the new 1985 eoat e f • ■tmfcfpal building project. Tha movement spread to 12 neighboring count!#* which decided to reject all ac­ The one-man crusade by Ed­ win P. Neilen, U. 8. Chamber o f Commerce president, fo r celerated public works monop greater morality la govern­ from tho federal government. ment la beginning to show re­ Then in Crongrces, Rep. W . sult*, but not many. 3. Bryan Dom, D-S. C., led a What ha la particularly fight to atop federal govern­ against are pork barrel spend­ ment development o f a r screw ing, congressional veto buy­ tlon area for Trotter Shoals. ing and eelling through fed­ Tha local community wanted eral tax fund subsidies for to make a $50 million indus­ purely local projects. trial park out of the tree, f|. The Wilmington, Del., bank­ nancing it with its own funds. er has made about 76 speeches On Dorn’s Inalitence, the fed­ on these subjects since last eral recreation plan was kill­ March, when he took over as ed. heed o f the country’s biggest Neilen makes d e a r h a business organisation. doesn’t include ell members o f "I sometimes feel that 1’va Congress in criticising the nagrown etala on this," ha aayi tlonal capital for "braten polnow. 'I ’m talking too much itical immorality that would and — I'm Just talking to other almost embarrass the Coe* businessmen. I may not be Nostra crime ring." retching the people who ean "In fact,” he told a Balti­ do something to change these more audience, "there’s • condition*.” standing Joke in Washington But ha has had good press support, particularly from th e1bu,|K*t *nto the A™* ° f that the government’s real 1984, motive it going after Coaa editorial writers, This would cause a bigger Nostra is to eliminate com­ "I’m getting a lot of letters telling me to keep it up,” he deficit in the current budget. petition." •ays. "I’m planning another But it might bring the 19C3 series o f speeches In Jan­ budget total below the $100 billion mark and bring it clos­ uary.” Nellan has mora requests er to being balanced Nellan recognises this at an for speeches than he ean fill, By Hal Cochraa from all over the country. So old political trick used by both Things that never will haphe is stirring up tha voters, If parties. President Eisenhower, for example, ran up a $13 bil­ not Washington. pen ar* tha onta most peoIt is the big money that he lion budget deficit In 1959, but is talking about. His partic­ showed a $777 million surplus PU worry ,b o u t ular target is the more than $1 in 1980, which was also an Some mad bargains sales billion requested for Area Re­ •lection year. Neilnn points to a few cases give a woman a chant* to development Administration and Accelerated Publie Works. where local communities have ruin one dress in order to H* feels that this money is rebelled against unwanted fed­ buy another. ALWAYS were driven Into Ireing forced on local commun­ eral projects. their many affaire by an at­ ities by government planners In Bartow, Fie., the city A native o f India has • tempt to prove to themselves he blasted on his first day In council and community leaders that they were atill able to at­ office. He also criticises con­ rejected a deal to let the fed­ mustache 10 inch** wide. tract a man. gressmen who want to do eral government pay half the We’d suggest clear ecup. Barbs Thought For Today When she heard the name of Jesus, she came in the press behind, and touched His garment. — Mark 5:27. • » * • This woman had been plagued with an Illness for 12 years, but when she heard Jesus was passing by she. determined in her heart to tuoch Him. Mny we have the snme determination to touch Him by faith that we might be made whole. — Rev. Hubert M. Wilder, I’astor, Pinccrcst Assembly of God, Sanford. Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Mery offere a very com­ to argue that because a lawyer mon dilemma that ta faced knows more about criminal by aaracu, widows aad di­ violations o f our legal codes, then such a lawyer la more vorced women. So scrapbook likely to be crooked himself? thla case, for It eleara ap Actually, tho average wom­ It wnsn t a sexual urge but ana of the Illogical attitudes an la definitely not a passion- an ego hunger that drove •f the average man. Aad It ate creature. them onward. also exposes a common fal­ They freely admitted it was Men are the aexy half o f the lacy a boot aexy women. man’s attention, rather than human race, nut thry gener­ Study these crucial truths, his sexual advances, that they ’ for they will help prevent ally project their own notions wera afterl upon the innocent female half divorce. (Always writs to Dr. o f the population. A new method o f protecting the climate. There was n gen­ Weather Bureau haa found CASE R-44Q: Mery L., aged Crans In care o f thla aeweeral global warming trend Even when immoral women that the mean annual tempera- 22, Is an attractiva nurse. fruit treee, especially citrus from 1885 until at least 1040. tura haa dropped in both tha serve as proatltues or call paper, enclosing a long “ Dr. Crane,” aha began, *1 and truck gardening plants Since 1040 a cooling trend northern and aouthern hemis­ have a problem that Is very girls, they still are not motiv­ stamped, addressed envelope from freeie-frost damage has appears to have started. Cllm- pheres by 0.2 degrees F, and ated by aexuat desire but by and 20 cents to cover typing common among nurses. been developed by Dr. James •logical evidences Indicate tha mean winter temperatures l i t easy money or ego infla­ and printing coat* when you "F or example, when send for one o f hie book­ A. L e u ter, Brevard Engineer­ thet Florida can expect en In­ by 0.4 degrees F since the nurses accept dates with boye, tion. lets.) creased occurrence o f severe early 1940’a. ti n boys sem to think wa will "Oh, but Dr. Crane," some ing College scientist. freesing conditions through­ Even at thla early stage, rec­ permit morn sexual liberties of you may protest, "I know Dr. Lesetar’s new method o f protection has resulted from out tho next decade and per- ord cold weather has been ex­ than Is true o f the average women who don’t need money perienced over a large portion girl. but atill they hava affairs. So ressarch originally aimed nt hnps fur the next 50 years. In the early 1050’s qualified o f the United States this win­ "S o they quickly want to doesn’t that fact prove they thermo-protection methods for climatologists predicted that a ter. Thus, the warming trend perk end start petting parties. are naturally passionate crea­ lunar exploration. The fundamental principles trend to voider and stormier that haa dominated the world Ami when w* rebuff their ad- tures?” Well, it may seem so on first Involved In the thermal protec­ winters was developing. There climate since the IHHO’e ap­ vanees, they teem to act ae If glance. Such women, however, tion o f man on the surface of Is considerable evidence to pears to have come to an end. we ere being hypocritical. Dr. David I). Woodbrldge, "Indeed, most fellow* aeem are not erxy but era usually tho moon have been adapted to support this prediction. First, plant systems In Florida. O ne the winter of 1067-58 brought Director of Itesearch at Brev- to think nurses permit illicit goaded into exctaslv analo f the important aspects of the most critlrnl freesing con- •rd Engineering College stat­ sexual liberties. Why Ho men ity as a tonic to their wound­ ed feminine ego. the adaptation of the lunar ditiona to Florida In 110 years, ed, "Experimental testa at the huve that notion?” Illogical Men And every supposedly pas­ thermo-proteetlon methods to Second, tho winter o f 1902-83 eollego have shown that the Not only do nurses have this sionate woman that I have plant systems was the utilisa­ produced even moro severe new technique affords consid­ tion of readily nvullnhlu ami conditions thun Unit o f 1957- erable proection; for example, piublsin but so do widows and ever treated as a doctor has 58. four to six hours protection divorced womsn. ALWAYS been afflicted with inexpensive materials. Third, the winter o f 1002-83 were obtained with the ambi­ For men ere often very Il­ a sexual or social inferiority Freexe dsmagn It a major complex! concern to Florida since the was tha worst In Europe for ent air :tu degrees below frees- logical creature*. atate’e whole e c o n o m y Is 100 years. Fourth, unpreee ing. Much longer periods of My medical colleagues have Thus, they figure that be­ greatly affected by It* citrus dented atornis and record cold protection were obtained when cause nurses take rare of mats often referred their nympho, and winter vegetable produc­ struck the whole of the United the ambient air temperature patiente or because willows maniacs to ms so l'r« had a tion. There Is ample evidence States during the winter of wee only five to |0 degrees be­ and divorcee* have enre been very heavy clientele o f sox pamarried, then such women ere tlents. that cyclic variations occur in IMS-43. Fifth, the U. 8. low freesing. However, effective utilisa­ likely to be promiscuous. Soma had lost a breast by tion o f thu new techniques re­ "Slut knows more about nmputatino, as because of tir e s specific tailoring to in­ aex,” Is their Illogical Idea, "so cancer or automobile wrecks. Other* suffered from un­ CAM u a YOURftILF dividual plant systems to be she must permit more sexual sightly seers resulting from Current research liberties." IfAllONO ABOUT TRAiHCO PGT8, BcrtTl ' protected. efforts o f Itrevard Engineer­ Hut that Is obviously a fal­ bums or Injuries. Or their W rev; a o t o t e v v o o c / v j find in t u g w o t a t T i ing College in this area ere di­ lacious conclusion. uterus had been removed eo WAK l ftCCOROJ? I HAD CHARGE OP U»Cr J TA! V TELEGRAPHIC COAWUNlCAttON LIMES AilO ) FO - - / rected toward the application It is no more logical than to they fall below par a* a wom­ HAO TO ROM A LIMG ACPOSi. A IOOO-YAkO < Fat Ul AOWII cTl l ' of this new technique to the nrgue that because a dietician an. front oh Withering rifle Final— x h a d 1 hc w u principal agricultural systems. knows more about foods, then Sterility was elso a common APET GROUNDHOG NAMED CICERO ANOX This research will he continu­ •he eats more than the aver­ goad to promiscuity. GOT RIM TO DIG A "TUNNEL OVCST,THEM CRAWL. BACK.PULLING THE WIRE M.V er! as rapidly as funds become age woman. Desplta their apparent sex INSTRUMENT,EOAD/ iDCCCO 16 NOW available." Wouldn't it be equally stupid usl gluttony, thei* women Unclassified Citrus Protection OUR HOARDING Peter Ecfsovi something for their home states at government expense and "slick businessmen who get fat on tax-supported sub­ sidies." This makes ths Bobby Baker scandal in Washington look like petty larceny by com­ parison. Yet the Baksr ease It receiving full-scale Senate investigation. Neilan’e charge* aren’t be­ ing investigated by Congress. On ths contrary, when h* charged that the federal spoils fe w , jr HOUSE MOUNTED IN A •. M advanfur* In llitin ln g ' Another Trade Wind* Cafeteria in tha Seminole Flam Shopping Center on V.S. 17-92 at Cettetberry Bs tits Mrs* to onlay tie pUsiara of dialog sat at this beautiful new Trod* Wiadt . . . to appreciate tbs testa *» superbly prepared fssd served ia (lean, vieluteae* surrasadrsgt at mediate prices. Tea H Mbs tbs peewpt. eosrtoeu* Merits end Has pUsssat etsraiphsre *f Ike Trade Wind* Cafeteria. M is truly tbs delightful wsy to dine. Page 4 Hanford, Florida V1s00 A M . . 2i1S P.M. 4:30 P M • 4:00 P M Friday, Januury II, 1961 Ianal re s tw l sue tasillttw Hr hssamts. SMstinss. ec ra.rsl.Mt. todlvidual sarins ar <tuS funstisss. We alee to w tto Mast sassrisg serais* In Casual W A L T E K A . O IB L O W . E D IT O R AMD r l B L I S U I J I T .I t * t . 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S l o j c i A T I Q X ORLANDO 3, L1ISIURG 1, MELBOURNE 1, COCOA 2 9 �/ f Tribe Meets Boone; Lyman Plays Eau Gallic Slumpf Sets About Sports New Starting Thinking Out Loud Lineup #bf #aafnrfc Fri. Jan. 3, *64— Page 5 W rrali BY JULIAN STENSTBOM G a tor* H ad B e tte r B e G ood In *64 Take it from Heed Ccaeh Bay Grave* of the Univer­ sity of Florida football team, the Gator* had better be an improved gridiron aggregation in 1984. If they aren't, it might be dangerous for members o f the club to even suit up. W hy? For one thing the Gators will face one o f the tcughett schedule* in the nation, much less the most de­ manding any Florida football team ha* ever aeen. For example, within a period o f six weeks the Gators face five Southeastern Conference team* who** combined record during the past pigskin *ea»on included 36 wins, eight losses and four ties. All five o f these clubs ap­ peared in bowl games over the holidays. Three of the five — Mississippi State, Louisiana State and Alabama — will be played on the road. The Gators will meet the other pair — Auburn and schedule new­ comer, Ole Miss — in Gainesville. All five played with young teams during the 1963 season which means losses at each school will be slight but experience will be on the Increase. Combine this with traditional foes such as Georgia, Miami and Florida State, and it might seem overwhelming. Tossed in as the opener Is Southern Methodist, an allaophomore outfit which was the only club—outside o f Texas In the Cotton Bowl — to whip Navy all season. And, the Mustangs — with a bunch o f sick gridders—al­ most upset Oregon In El Paso’s Sun BowL • * * * Hounds Seek Cats, Vandy 2nd Victory Set SEC Pace Over Team ATLANTA (UPI) Topranked Kentucky and alxthranked Vanderbilt, heading for a Monday night collision, are expected to set the pace Saturday night ai the South­ eastern Conference begins its 1964 baiketball race. Kentucky and Vandy, both 10-0, are the only SEC teams which went through the De­ cember tuneups unbeaten and the winner of their meeting in Nashville, Tenn., must b* considered the favorite for th* SEC title. The Wildcats, in search of their 21st league title and a shot at their fifth national crown, o p e n their league schedule Saturday night her* in Atlanta against unpredict­ able Georgia Tech (3-3) which beat Kentucky twlca last sea­ son. Vanderbilt, disproving eoaeh Roy Skinner's pr* • season claim that the Commodores were a year away, will visit the Tennessee Vols (7-2) who hav* won six straight aftar * slow start and now rat* as th* SEC dark hors*. Georgia currently holdi th* SEC lead thanks to a 49-47 victory over Alabama In th* only lntra-leagu* gam* play­ ed before Saturday night. But the Bulldogs, only 2-3 over-all, ar* expected to fall by th* wayside Saturday in a visit to Louisiana State (3-7). Other SEC games Saturday night include Alabama (3-3) at Mississippi (3-3), Auburn (4-1) at defending champion Mississippi State (4-6), and Florida (4-2), the Gator Bowl champion, at Tulane which hasn't been able to break in­ to the win column in nin* games. Lyman High School’a GreySeminole High’s basketball five return* to the cage ware bounds go back into action tonight at the school'a Flem­ tonight after the holiday lay­ ing Gymnasium in Sanford off and will travel to Eau and entertaina the Boone High Gallia tor a non-conference School Brave* of Orlando— contest with th* Commo­ currently the number two ranking outfit in the Metro dores. Conference. In an tarlier tilt thia sea­ Tonight’s engagement will son, the 'Hounds took a $4 begin at approximately 8 p. m., to 49 decision from th* Comfollowing a preliminary con­ modores who undoubtedly test between the Junior var­ MIAMI (U r i)- T h * Orange will be out to even up the sity units of the two school*. Bowl Committee and officials seriea this evening. Ralph Stumpf, head coach of of th* Big Eight Conference tha Tribe’* varsity, said that Saturday night th* Grey­ met Thursday and indicated tonight h* would atart Barry hounds will return to the Ly­ there won't be an Immediate Harks at center, Mike Rowes man Gym and host the Oak decision on renewing a con­ and Mike Glad at the forward Ridge five from Orlando in tract for the conference to slots, plus Dennis Brown and another non-conference af­ supply football teams for the Barry Johnson at th* guard JUI.IAN ADAMS, former Sanford man and a pilot for TWA, flew into fair. Orange Bowl Classic. positions. So far this season th* Grey­ Sanford Thursday in his amphibious sportsman’s piano for n visit with his C. Jackson Baldwin, head This is a different letup hounds have won two of their of the schedule committee, parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Itoss Adams, 1118 Park Avenue. Adams (right) than the one Stumpf used three games. They will be at said he hopes his committee landed on Lake Monroe, lowered his landing gear, and taxied up the boat prior to the holiday break. full strength for tonight's con­ will be able to make a rec­ ramp at the City float Rasta. He was greeted by his long time friend and With this starting aggrega test. local sporting goods store owner, Harry Hobson. (Herald Photo) ommendation to tha Orange tion. Stumpf will hava Billy The engagement at Eau Bowl Committee as a whole Higgins, Kenny Tyre, Marv Gallia will follow a Junior later this month. varsity affair between the Sheffield and Mike McClary He aaid a Big Eight bowt two schools. ready for reserve duty. committee will Isold meeting* “ When I look at this schedule as an athletic director," Lyman's JayVees have So far thii season the Sem­ of its own and "once the sit­ aays Graves, "It*. great." But he adds, “ When I lock at it racked up tbrre wins in as inole* hava posted only on* uation Is resolved, there will aa a head coach, all I’v* got to say is *no comment.’ " many starts this season. They victory in five starta. In Metro be a joint announcement by Florida opens ita ’64 slat* on Sept. 19, with SMU at hsve been spearheaded by play they have a one and one the Orange Bowt Committee Jacksonville. The following week it goes to Jackson for a Speaclal to Sanford Herald center Dave Mattie who In record—a victory over Or­ and the Big Eight Confer­ tiff with Mississippi State and on to Baton Itouge the the Baby Greyhound's contest lando'* Edgewater and a loss The early bird got the worm ence.” following week to tangle with the Tiger* c f LSU. to Orlando's Maynard Evans— in Thursday night’s jai alai with the New Smyrna Beach A pair of inaugural handi­ ford-Orlando Kennel club. On Oct. 10, Graves* Gators meet Mississippi in Gainesthe number on* five in th* cap runners still looking for action at the Orlando Semi bucketed 29 points. Joe Gerard's Ample Angle ▼Hies, are home again the following week with South Layman's starting varsity Metro at this time. nole Fnmton— a second their first wins of the sea­ and Starlight's llypnotique Carolina and travel to Tuscaloosa on Oct. 24, to meet the Stumpf is hoping that exten­ son headline tonight's fea­ showed enough In schooling game perfects paying $701 10. five tonight will include ren­ Crimson Tide of Alabama. The post five team of Elu ter Donnie Smith, forward* sive drill* during the holidays tured lOths race at the San- races to earn berths in the On Oct. 31, the Gators meet Auburn In Gainesville, Jim Goplian and Richard LAS VEGAS (UPI)—Heavy will help get his elub o ff to a season—but both have gone ami Manuel ran up five tackle Georgia In Jacksonville on Nov. 7, entertain Flo­ Grant, plus guards Bill To!- weight champ Sonny Liston straight points in the big good atart tonight. Defensive­ without a win in two official rida State in Gainesville on Nov. 21, and close out the event with llafael and Pedro son and Joe Asher. says he'll put off leaving for ly, Stumpf feels that his boys starts. eeason against Miami’s Hurricanes on Nov. 28, also in coming in second to form Miami, site of his title bout have done a pretty good Job. Both runners have had Gainesville. with Cassius Clay, as long as "But,” he insisted, "w e have trouble negotiating the first the 5-1 combination that re­ COLLEGE The Gators lost 11 men from the 1963 squad. They possible to avoid hearing mi.Mcd too many of our shots.” Stetson 69, Georgia Southern turn in their previous starts turned the season's largest were end Buss Brown; tackles Fred Pearson, John I>cnt Clay. As nn example, Stumpf and both have the speed to perfoctn payoff to date. The 39 and Frank Laaky; guards Gerald Odom, Jack Kati, Jack "I'd heir him anywhere I'd pointed out that in a contest Jacksonville 73, Carson New­ win if they can avoid early 1-3 quinlela was worth $51.80. Thompson and Jercme Jones; center Jimmy Morgan; halfMuguerza and Jacin In be,” tha champion s a i d trouble. against Oak Ridge during th* LOS ANGELES (UPI) — man 66 back Hagood Clarke and fullback Jim O'Donnell. Thursday after his sixth The golfing nomads, lcsl by Other greyhounds In the post four stopped the post Tangerine Bowl High School Richmond 69. Florida State 63 MIAMI (UPI)—Venezuela's workout witnessed by a crowd The Gators return ends Burry Brown, Charles Casey, featured 10th are Wills Win. two team of Gusli and laircnbasketball tournament t h * Mercer 85. Presbyterian 42 king Arnold Palmer and Na­ zo twice in the eighth game top moncy-wInning thorough of 4U0. Lynn Matthews, Gary Thomas and Randy Jackson; tackles Donna's Mis* Kay, James Tribe attempted 79 shots while tional Open champion JullueGAMES t o n ig h t Dennis Murphy, Larry Gagner, Sydney MacLean and Liston plans to wind up 1loros, open the 1964 big Rock, Trusted, Doloros Jean, feature doubles hut had to bred—Tantao—has been pur Oak Ridge aimed only 48 at IIIGII SCHOOL settle Mr runner-up position chased by btemphls car deal training here Jan. 23, one John Whatley; guarda Bill Rlchbourg and U rry Beck­ the basket. However, Oak Orlando lloone at Seminole and O. B.'s Torpedo. money campaign today when as tJie latter made good on er llerher Herff for $230.(100, month before the fight. But they lee off In the $30,(Hfl man; centers Roger Pettea, Jim Bernhardt and Gary Tonight’ s entries: Ridge beat the Seminole* by Edgcuater at Orala I'lllsr II ti n - I II till?— their third try for game it was announced here Thurs he'll train to meet top rated loss Angeles Opm tourna­ Cliett; quarterbacks Tom Shannon, Jimmy Hall and Kay one point in nn overtime af­ x-Apupka at DcLand firm!# II— 1. Slipper, point. Martin and Kchaniz day. Clay elsewhere. "A champion ment. Stephenson; halfbacks Alan I’oe, Allen Trammell, Jerry fair. 3. Johnny Tip. 3 Htimnirrett i. Mainland at Melbourne The five-year-old Tamao, can't take any chancel,” he 4. Toni Hmllr) . 5 It ink Trust. came in third In post six. Newcomer, Dick Kirk and Jack Harper; fullbacks Larry During the holidays each Lyman at Eau Gallic Hut If Palmer’ s game does­ «. Niirprls« (lu«atf 7. IUIIoIa, Areiliu won the fourth game who earned $183,493 In Vcn said. "I'm going to fight Dupree, Tom Campbell and Billy Jc* James, plus defen­ n't Improve, he won't b* member o f the Tribe hat been Colonial at Cocoa 4 Fit for the second czurla where he startrd 39 them as they’re rated, and n r r o x fi vtirrs — n. i* mii* singles sive specialists Bruce Bennett and Ken Russell and kick­ among the men at the pay working on his free throwing Jax Jackson at Seabreeze — lamsli® V — 1 khr.ik*. 2. .straight night to pair with tunes, won 19, placed to and If they think he’s the best window when the winners ar* ing specialist Bob Lyle. ability anil has fired 100 or x-Conforenee game. !»!»!«* I>.»., J. Swift M , 4. Mar­ the third game winner, Luis, finished third In four, was man, it’s all right with me.' announced. low Brandy, &. Jama i Klntr, more shuts a day at field goal « il*» Slim. 7. 0.11.'* Article. in a 3-3 combination for a sold by Dr. Ansrlmo Alvar The defending champion range. 3. .!«»#• Cutty daily double payoff o f $13.20. ado. T h e Venezuelan-bred played like a 10 handicapper -W e’ll find out tonight.” Til III II H IM : - fl N Mile — horse made his debut In the lirml# l>— I. 8t«i» In htyla, 2 Thursday in th* Pro-Am and Stumpf remarked, " i f this Tarantella, S. Connt* (’hole*, U. 8. recently at Tropical came In with a sad 79. work has helped us. Regard i. Jimmy flock, .. Tip Flight, Park by whipping a good "I was doing everything *. Halil* Mi*Ituff. 7. Kliitf Cord, less,” he concluded, "w e ex CORPUS CHRIST!, T e x .•print Held In six furlongs n Gallant Butterfly wrong," he said. "O ff the pect Glad to help us, especially Fill ll l ll II U i: — A III MHr— (UPI) — (Junrterhiu'k Duke in 1:09 2 3. tee, on the fairways, and on MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — firndr M— 1. 8h»' ■ Set, 2 in the rebounding department. Herff said lie was looking Carlisle, who outplayed Navy’s the greens. ! had a fourNEW YORK (U l’ 1) - End Crow flock, s •; • v lUn, i S.-niur Bowl coaches hoped Meunwhile, when l l o o n t famed Roger Htaubarh In tha I Frlr# War, f tng his long "w ar” putter on th* fourth. And da with forward to running Tamao SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI)| The previous meetings this come* here tonight they will for a break In th* unusual Htrobtn*. Daddy floptr. 7. I>oncA«t#r, Cotton Howl Wednesday, face* you know I had that 79 with m m Amerl csn Football season hsve been defensive bring a record o f three wins wintry weather today to al­ |)!ih|o, I Ponns'o Fifty M in Madison Square Garden, slug against four-time U. S. Horse another tough football rhnl three blrdlea.” Lesgue title game Sunday affairs with the Chargera and four losses. They will also l,,w their squads needed prne- FIFTH IIM K — A in Mil* — ger Jose Torres defends hit of the Year Kelso in the lirml® II— I. Kin*, Ml ;Ull*»t, $100,000 Widcner Handicap at lenge Saturday in —npproprl matches the league’s strong­ winning both, 17-13 am! 76, Puerto Rican middleweight It was Antic's first com­ 9* S lln I**rrj -I • i bririjf ono of the Motro'a tup " time for Saturday's 15th ately enough — tha Challenge petitive swing at a golf ball est defensive eleven, the Bos­ Boston Coach Mike Holovak i Mint Woi w. ■. k 1 Him title tonight against speedy Hialeah. scorers. Dick Wellon, plus annual football classic, * Hrochur*, 7 Doncaster Shy, Jose Gonzalez. Ilowl. ton Patriots, against the top hopes the return of speedster In more than six weelu—and The opposing Northern snd ■ K • Bora! Puk* Mika Schmidt and Tom Beck. Stars from tha Southwest he admitted he was a bit offensive team, the San Diego Ron Burton to th* offensive Their 10 • rounder marks m i n i m r n — 3.0 mii * — Southern college All-Star* face stnrs from the rest of the rusty before play started. l.rml# It— I. Star Tray, 2 Chargers. backfield will he enough to were chased indoors Tuesday I'm « t urn, 3 Kbnnj ; n*n, Torres' first Garden appear­ nation in a contest which on ance and first nat.onaily tele­ turn the tables. I. I.uvamlk*. r . t»»t>M« Marl*, by snow, aiect and freezing paper at k-ust promises to be B A L T I M O R E (U PI) - rain that hit this gulf port * Banal*, 7. Mary ftp, •• Sue vised bout. Boston's inability to score Ml* TOKYO (UPI) - Fighting full of offense. George Bamberger today be­ ’I he two Joses were born In was the big difference in the city. Signal drills were run 0I2IF.ITII I I K i : — A Ml M il* HOUSTON, Tex. (U PI) Carlisle proved that he LONDON (UPI) — Freddl* came the Baltimore Orioles' Puerto Rico but now fight llarada, 122, Japan, knockrd hut th* indoors session |mlt- — i.r m lr ( '— 1 s * t l.ur * 3 Hermit Zarley, 22-year-old two previous games. The Pa­ first full-time minor league ril work on pass patterns snd IlltC Flam*. S Olntin Klvi, 4 out of New York Ami de­ out Avelino Estrada, 121%, eould throw against Navy, Mark of Brooklyn, N. Y., will triots controlled the ball in Br kton, 5 Jrf? Mi-. 4 My»graduate of the University of tossing a pair of long bomba meet Great Britain's Ray pitching Instructor. Bamber­ flc.il, 7. Halil* Fame, I Oft* spite tlit? difference! in their Philippines (3). widespread plays. Houston who recently turned both encounter* and were • V ilk. r to teammate Phil Hart is for Shields in a 10-round heavy­ slugger vs. boxer styles, they ger, a veteran of 18 seasons beaten on explosive long pais Coaches u*ed the forced lll.llT H II \| i: — in IIllr pro, was honored as the col­ the Longhorn's f i r s t t w o weight bout at the Two Circus 1are at "even money” in the in professional baseball, was piuctico slowdown to di»cu«* —I.mdr II — l Ml«a I legiate golfer of the year to- plays. While Burton, who un­ ■cores. Texas romped to a 28- Arena in Blackpool, Eng., on Appeal. 3. I - V . betting. assigned to work throughout derwent a touchy back opera­ NEW YORK (U PI)—When probable defensive alignments 4 Shand* L«®r, l Cos-Ion day by the All-America Golf Feb. 6. 6 victory over Navy, the Orioles' farm system with tion In September, Is not the pitchrr At Worthington earn® in the first plsy-for-pay game Hock, « l»oncA*?*»r Champ. 7. ™ Committee. Zarley won a rec­ chryssr. ■ H • h«i>n threat he once wss, Holovak young pitchers. up to the New York Giants In for the future professional m i l l it %i i: — ft IH Mila ord five college tournament* expects his speed to spread TOKYO (UPI) — Ben Ha­ 1933, his first nta)or league gridders. Each member o f the (•rail* %— 1. llork Flight. 2. this year. out the Charge defense enough Mac, 2. lvln.4 T*rry. 4 gan shot record low scores performances were shut-outs winning team will receive Opal 11.*rn .»••!»* 1loti. j. KIt PA lionk. to give fullback I.arry Girroa CLINTON, Maine (U PI) - |90() and the losers get $700 < Mktit* 7. It llliiv, 1. O. II • «».’ 274 In the masters golf against Hie Phillies and Dodg­ more running room. Burton Carlton Willey, the New York AmiMo tournament am! 276 in the ers for iilenticsl 6-0, 6 0 vic­ each. rass rn k i r n — II Ml Nil* PRINCETON. N. J. (UPI) also Is a pass threat both Meti' pitcher, will be hon tories. U. S. open championship. — i. \ Will l l Win, 2. —The U. S. Winter Olympic short and long. orrd by the Clinton Lions Club TriiRt'J. 2. t»onn»’* Mill K i y. hockey team played a pair of San Diego Coacji Sal Cell- lor the fifth consecutive year. 1. Amp! * Ana, 1*. i l(ypn*i 14" f|t|A A 1Morns J«*tn. 7. Oil exhibition games Wednesday man al«o expects more from The club announced Thursday CHICAGO (UI’ D—The late Tori** mat llnrlc night in its final U. S. appear­ his offense. Halfback Paul |that Willey, Maine'* only ma­ Robert S. (Bob) Zuppkc, who >:i.i . v »:vi*si J »it t i t . —. i s miiance before leaving f o r Lowe, who finished second In —IlrnilII — I. It.ijih It— 4II. jor league baseball player, wss born In Berlin, Germany, ]. L.!«Ht Match, I S k ill. « l u ­ Europe and won both. The the league In rushing, was will ba their guest at a din­ and coached football for 29 r e ttnek. * D A 'l Mi k Iu Yanks defeated the St. Ni­ held to six ysrds In 12 car­ ner next Wednesday. years at U. of Illinois, was T im*. « Win.! tn Win. 7. Hilv-r Shaba, » III Marili ries in the two games, cholas Club of New York, 6 3, credited with Introducing the Lowe said he has studied and Princeton University, 6-2. "huddle” for signal calling. films and knows what he WACO, Texas (U P I) — The was doing wrong. He aaid aouthwest conference b« might gain close to 200 first WASHINGTON (U PI>-T b* yard* this week. DALLAS (UPt) Jerry football campaign was in 1915 Washington Touchdown Club wrhrn Baylor and Oklahoma, Tubbs, Dallas Cowboys line­ Thursday named George Hal EXCEPT then a member, tied for the backer. Is a banker in Dallas as, coach of the world cham SUNDAY when not playing football. title. plon Chicago Bears, as pro­ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) fessional c o a c h-ofthe-yesr. Art Mahaffey, ace righthandTHURSDAY MATINEES Halas, 68, will receive the #r of the Philadelphia Phillies JACTIONI THRILLS) WED. A SAT. LADIES award at the elub'a annual who was plagued by Injuries Worlifi fattest Sport NIGH r 2 I*. M. dinner on Jan. 11. last season, Thursday signed “ IT WONT HE hia 1964 contract. Mahaffey, LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE Drawings Each Wednesday at 8 P. M. LONG NOW . . . 23, had a 7-10 record last GLASS-ENCLOSED IIRATED GRANDSTAND Ask Attendant For Detail* TORONTO (UPI) — T h e season and an earned run VALET PARKING . . I’ll noon be appear­ Stanley Cup Is the oldest tro­ average of 3.99. COME IN AND SEE US P A *I MUTUIL phy in professional athletics WAGERING "Whcra Th# Top llo g i Run Itsin or Shine" ing regularly in t h e 0 on the North American Con [II CAMES NIGHTLY\ pages of this newttpnper. tinent. L a d iti Night*, AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) I have some funny ex­ Th* 1914 Longhorns are the periences I want to tell a ii es highest-scoring football team you nbout. SANFORD 1—OS S . PARK AVE. NEW YORK ( UPI» — nixie in the history of the Univer­ •sierv. 9b. 131-6221 Walker, popular outfielder sity of Texas with 336 points $wnr. Me Mi wen LAST WEEK’S WINNERS “ WATCII FOR M E !" V K K N N K L C LU B with Brooklyn in the 1940's in eight games for aa aver­ Jeannette Johnson Mrs. 5V. J. Fitspatrick had three m ajorlejgue reU age of 44.75 points per game. 0 » l ANDO SEMINOLE H U T 17 - it? Joann* Patton Junior Hinson lives: papa Ewart, brother Their o p p o n e n t s scored a C LOCAL TXADIMAXiUL Van Aukrn, Tr. Clifford K. Johnson Harry and nephew Ernie total of 21 points for the seaMIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO MKV 1/ 92 AT FfRN PARK § Walker Orange Bowl Delays On Big 8 Tie 2 Inaugural Entries Perfects Pays Oil $704.40 Still Seeking Wins Sonny Avoids Gabby Clay Cage Scoreboard Senior Bowl Hoping For Cold Break Patriots Look To Ron Burton Palmer Leads Open Entries Memphis Man Buys Top Money Horse Carlisle Faces New Challenge Torres Defends Title Tonight Fight Results Bamberger Golfer Of Year Schedules Meet Fine Start Washed Out Willey, Speaker Yanks Win Two Started ‘Huddle* FREE! A First Halas Award L. B. And Finance Mahaffey Signs u a i. a ia b TONIGHT Oldest Trophy FREE! FREE! TURKEY A D A Y 7:40 pan. O High Scorers ’ W Y NI Family Affair spam SAYS: FRONTON IMPERIAL SERVIC E S T A T IO N NIGHTLY 8:10 �Miss W arfel Betrothed rov mm Jiew in And Attendants To William McQuatters MISS CONNIE PENDARVIS Fleet Reserve Auxiliary Plans Anniversary Miss Pendarvis Teen/ Club Queen The t t u r a m t of virxtote Roth WarM to William Kart ■cQoatten la a w w in d by bar parents, Ur. art Mrs. Harris Kart WarfcL Tbc wedding will ba as area* of Fab. S, at I p-nt, to Pinacrait Baptist Church. Tba bride-elect v ia bora to Chaster County, Pa., attended school to Maple Grora, Pe., and moved to Florida la ltoH. Bba was graduated front Sans* took High School in IMS, aad la a member of tho aopbo nor* elaaa at Orlando Junior College. Tho bride-groom, aoa of Mr. aad Mra. Harry Dale MeQuattara, lto W. Woodlaad Drive, Is a native of Now Loodou, Conn. Ho moved to Florida to IMS aad Is a member of tba IMS graduating class, Samtoolo High School. Ho Is stationed at Walker Air Forts Base, NOW Mexico. the basis of charm aad man* Connie Pendarvis of Oviedo oars by the sponsor, Mrs. LESLIE JONES (Photo by Gassnian) Hartly Savage, and the chapcrones, Mrs. Clifford Pendarris of Oviedo aad Bob Editor’s note; As a Christmas feature, wo ran a picture of Davis of Chuloota. She was crowned by Bob the children of Dr. aad Mrs. Davis, who doubled aa Santa C. F. Brooke Smith banging Claus aad bar escort Dick their stockings. Mrs. Smith Stewart presented her with a was so delighted with the p i c t u r e she purchased bouquet of red roses. copies flrorn our staff pho­ Music was provided by tho "Telitars” of Orlando and tographer, BUI Vincent, for Carol and Elisabeth Winters her husband, parents and friends. Below is a copy of of Chuluota added to the eaa letter BUI received. Na­ tertainmeot by s i n g i n g turally be la pleased—and we’re twice as glsd now we did the feature. (HG) Jan. 1, 1904 Dear Mr. Vincent, ! don’t know a better way to start the new year than to write my first letter to you to teU you how wonderful we think you are. But, of course, you’re lost— I am Peggy Smith's mother, and we were absolutely en­ chanted with your picture of all the "Smithereens” on Christmas Eve. We know something of photography. was crowned queen of the Christmas Dance sponsored by tho newly organised Teen Members voted to give a Club of Chuluota held Satur­ basket to a needy family, and day, Dec. 11, at tho Oviedo Woman’s Clubhouse. Mrs. Waanetta Chsaner was The queen was chosen on presented a chaplain's pin for bar work In the unit. The anniversary dinner will be Jan. 10, Mrs. William Hol­ comb, Mm. Eugene Williams aad Mrs. Marta Buadvall, chairmen. Tho nest meettag wRI be Jan. 14, TiM pm. at the Phi Delta sorority memhome o f Mrs. BuadvaU. At ben held their annual Christ­ wives o f branch members are man party Monday at the welcome to attend the aaeothome of Unda Perkins oo Sanford Avenue. Members exchanged gifts aad enjoyed refreshments of cake and cold drinks. The cake was decorated with red roses and poinsettias and in­ scribed "Merry Christmas Phi Delta.” Those attending were Lin­ The annual meeting ap da Renfro, Pat Healy, Dawn •lection of officers of tho Chu- Fedder, Debbie Kinsey, Deb­ luota 111* end Her Garden bie Sewell, Jerl Wheatland, Club will be held at T:!0 p.m. Sally Spencer, Patty Prescott, Jen. «, at the home of Mr. Fran McGough, Toni Echols, and Mrs. Herbert B. Boswell, Susie Nichols, Martha Johnson, Donna Ashby and a spe­ Ml E. Sixth Street. Report! covering the 190 cial guest, Kit deGanahi. activitlei of the various com­ mittees will be given by the following chairmen: Program Enterprise Committee, Mra. Alfred Van Wormer;■; L i b r a r y , Mra. George T. Haig; Beautifica­ tion, Gaorge H. Zimmer. Program! for 1944 and the Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jackclub year book will be dis­ son and daughter Geraldine o f cussed, and members will be Macon, Ga. and Montalne o f •iked to express their pre- Moultrie are housegueata of ferences and views. Mra. Bertha Hardin and Miaa Phi Delta Sorority Annual Holiday Party Miss Baadrn Cornelia Grif-ldy suit trlmmsd to whit Ba, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. black accesaoriea. Aubrey Griffis of Sanford,• Tb< c°u*,k • aad Pvt Dougina Bridges | w en married Dee. 21, in a 1 candlelight ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents, SMS Bay Ave. Rev. Ralph Taylor of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary performed the double ring ceremony. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mra. M. P. Matheaon of Buford. The living room waa dec­ orated with a bouquet of chrysanthemums and gladioli and a trellis arch formed tho background for the ceremony. The bride chose for her wedding a street length bridal gown of white chantiliy lace with scalloped tiered akirt sad throe • quarter length sleeves. The scalloped neck­ line was edged with seed pearls. Her shoulder length tulle veil waa attached to a satin tiara encrusted with seed pearls.. She carried a nosegay of white feathered carnations and white satin bridal leaves ahowared with pink and white streamcra and baby’a breath and centered with a pink or­ MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS BRIDGES chid. Miss Linda Hlttell. brides­ maid, wore n red knit sheath and carried a cascade bou­ quet of pink carnations ac­ cented with red satin bridal leaves and streamers. Roland Dunn served aa best The members enjoyed an man. exchange of gifts and wrap­ A tiered wedding cake dec­ ped toya and other gifts which orated with lilies of tho valley were presented to a family and a miniature bride and from Santa. groom highlighted the serving table at the reception. Refreshments were served For her going away ensem­ to those present: Mines. N. ble the bride chose a burganC. Booth, L. T. Brown, II. H. Fortner, A. P. Rahn, Wilson Horne, M. E. Smith, X. A. Cohen. Carl Tillls, Calvin Jardine and Mrs. Joe Routh. Chuluota Garden Club To Meet Announced By Bereice Kelsey Winners of the Christmas H o m e Decorating Contest sponsored by the Oviedo Gar­ den Club have been announc­ es! by Mrs. Ray Bcaaley and Mrs. John Ridenour, contest chairmen. Winners will each receive a plaque and a plant. D. F. Ward Jr. received the prise for the best decorated window with G. M. Moon Sr. receiving honorable mention. In other classifications Mrs. George Mcana waa winner la the ail over with honorable mention going to Mrs. T. L. Lingo Jr.; Mrs. A. A. My­ ers, best outside decoration; Mrs. May King, honorable mention; Mn. W. H. Martin, door decoration, and Mra. Ruby Estes, honorable men­ tion. Judges from the Chuluota Garden Club were Mrs. Rus­ sell J. Hammond and Mrs. Cyrua H. Willard. Sarah Burns. Both daughters arc high school teachers. The group Joined Mr. and Mra. Wise Hardin for Christmas dinner. Oviedo Personals Daughters ef Wesley Sunday School Class will meet Jen. 1 at 7:30 pm. to McEinley Hall. Mra. J. N. GUloo'a group will ba hostesses. Wesleyan Service Guild will meet with Mrs. Burka Steele, 204 Elm Avenue, Jan. • at 1:30 p.m. Miss Ethel Riser, co-hostess. For Eastern Star Members Contest Winners William (Fat) Ryan, aon o f Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan raenlisted in the Air Force and Women of the Church Ex­ will be based at Biloxi, MLs. ecutive Board meets at 10 a.ra. Jan. 4. Phltathea Class meets with Mrs. Bertha Snyder, Osteen, at 1:43 p.m. Jan. 4. Program by btar Ujjtcers Decorating Personals Church Calendar VIRGINIA RUTH WARFEL Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ken­ drick have returned to their home to Bainbridge, Ga., aft­ er spending several days with Mr. Kendrick's sister, Mrs. E. M. Olliff. Thank you for giving us to deep a Joy. It was the nicest Chriitmsi present of all. Sincerely, Howard and Margaret Pariah Miami Shores, Florida DeBary Personals Mr. end Mrs. John Suefert of Naranja Road, Mr. and Mra. Adam Muller of Second Street and Mr. end Mrs. Charles Scudder of LUae Drive enjoyed their holiday dinner at (be DeBary Restau­ rant. Others Joining them were Miss Beatrice J. Tyson, Mrs. Frank Hill, Mrs. M. Mason and Mra. R. Magnu- Sixty-two members and visitors attended the meeting #-»!■«♦»«> a * of. Seminole Chapter N No. J. Order of Eastern Star, with Mrs. Charles B. Cole, Worthy Matron and J. E. Blackman, Worthy Patron, presiding. Hn. W. T.,k>r Muir u d Byron M. Lerch tweam, «Xfiliated with the local chapter at the meeting and were escorted to the wait where they were welcomed by Mra. Charlea B. Cole. Worthy Matron. A program waa given by the Star Officers, Associate Matron and Conductress. Mra. L. E. Eatea. Associate Matron, presented each heroine with a taU lighted candle in the colors appropriate to her station. A spot light was on each heroine as she waa conducted to her station by Mrs. J. J. Nicholson Jr., who waa dressed aa an angel. Throughout the program Mrs. J. If. Anderson Jr. was reading the Christmas Story written in poetry and the Biblical background of each heroine. Byran M. Leach sang “ Star of the East,” accompanied by Mrs. Jos. Leinhart at the piano. Substituting officers were Mrs. Walter Balnea, Elceta, and Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy, Associate Conductress. Following t h e meeting, as Santa were: J. E. Blac n »« Harvey Dunn. Of een and gif ^ p,icc<J committee ^ uh with a beautiful e« *t>rk cloth in the dining root The gifts were presented ««•> officer and commit! lZ j M d W Hostesses for the refrei ™nt period which foUowi Chrlitmas party we Mrs. Jos. Lelnhart, Mra. Lyi Moaler, Mrs. B. F. Cole ai Mrs. Jack Burney. The di **ble waa overlaid with * bI‘ « Two white tape wore at either end of the t «• held by holders wl No*1 inscribed in gold, ‘he center waa a amaU gr* Christmas tree with deem ,ioniOn other tables In the hi were small white tapers wi Christmas holly and red bs ries down the center. Refreshments o f coffs homemade chocolate e ak i cookies, open face sandwic es, mints, nuts and lam candy drops were served. — .............. P x ja n it L U L U l L r C fli* . General business meeti and luncheon, Sanford Woi an’a Club, at 12 noon Jan. To remove coffee stains from plastic cups, use tooth­ paste with a damp cloth er baking soda and water with a bit of "elbow grease.” Its Intriguing, but another’; medicine cabinet la private. "STYLES GALORE FOR SIXTY FOUR” Dorothy Gray HALF-PRICE SALEl Cellogen Hormone Cream It's Intriguing, but another's m e d i c i n e cabinet Is private. i « . n s i h i v a a » * ^ $ ta q $ h o p SheerVelvet Lipstick now 8 foc*la)a»200value Qtoato bam IS top fashion ahadtok SAVE 2 5-33 tt'i ON MOST OF OUR Touchton’s Rexall Drugs NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY OONdRM* Maitland, Fla. SlMk, Smooth, A Put! Or A 8wlrl . . . . ' •££. m Or May Be A Little Old Fashion Curl Give Us A Call Won’t You My D m It’a Our Pleasure To Serve Yon Thru This Wonderful Year! We're Well Acaln Aad Wa Appreciate Our Patrons Consideration Durins The Holidays t Wn Wish SIZES 4-11 One And A I HAPPY NEW YEAR! Ssritiy (bins’A HAIR STYLING SALON MARK. DUGGAN A BETTY ANNB HOWARD 01 8. PARK AYR. PHONE 322-4*13 WIDTHS AAAA • D ANFORD HOE S mt w. tat trr. f A 1-3071 �/ / * ----- ----------- k * - £ 5 eV ‘ f or * ' ./ • ♦« m A4 . CUbby • 0 roa DEAR ABBY: I read a tetter ia your column from a married couple who had keen counseled during tome marital dlfficultiet by Uwlr clergyman. H u y eatd then wan ao mention e f a fee* aa tkey didn’t know whether to wait foe a MU or to toad kirn a cheek to chow their appreciation for hie kelp. Y ea replied, “ Since no fee waa mentioned there prob­ ably waa none. Bend a cheek to the church for their bellding fund or raUslonary work. Churckee can alwaya Weil, what about clergy* ■ o a f They can nee money, tee, and moat o f them need it dooperately. It waa like telling people if they want to ahow their appreciation fo r the fine service they had at a hotel to tend a “ tip - to Conrad HUton. Pleate w a n e youreelf. A CLERGYMAN’S WIFE DEAR WIFE: Now that you put It that way, I think you’re right I am hereby reverting myself. • e e Frt. Jan. 3, *64—Page 7 V m l) te S ^ ^ e a e DEAR ABBY: I am a girl who la almoat It, and 1 like a boy who ia 18. Ra acta like he likee me when there ia nobody around, but aa eoon at he geU with hit friends, or whan anyone By Abigail Van Buren else ia there, he acta like he doetn’ t care anything about me. But when I look at him it ia aa though hit eyes are laying, “ I love you." What dote this mean ? THRILLED DEAR THRILLED: It doetn’t mean a thing, Hon* ey. In thia cate, the “ eyea" don’t have It. What doea hit MOUTH aay ? e e e e ♦ AK10SS ♦ AJ83 EAST AS V A 108 VK8S4S1 ♦ J7J A Q8 4 S ♦ 47 SO UTH ( D ) AA8843 VQ7 ♦ 43 ♦a ♦ KQ 10 9 8 Both vulnerable Booth 1♦ 3 4 XL West Pam Pass & North 3 ♦ I * 4 * Ml Ut IN T Hi A T R { TON IT E A BAT. 11.80 A CARLOAD GIANT ELVIS PRESLEY MARATHON 7:00 Only "KM Galahad" Ftaa At 0:10 Oaly “ Girls. Girls. Girls" A ad At 10:48 Oaly “ Follow That Dream" ALL IN COLOR ALL WITH ELV18 Cost Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—V A a Blackwood four no-trump or a Jump right to six clubs, but I was locking right at two potential heart losers and my partner had certainly not shown any evidence that he held either a singleton heart We all too often feel that tho hostess te the only one whs te responsible for the auccesa of a party. But a thoughtful guest realises that she, too, can contribute to tho evening’s enjoyment a good guest thinks about mors than what sha will wear and what will be offered In the way of entertainment The guest a hostess knows sha can “ count on” ia the d ie t-rito cola FUN SHOWS SATURDAY MORNING 10:00 SUN. . MON. A T UBS. Toy* from Toy Corral EARLY BIRD SHOW SUNDAY N1TB 0:18 ADM. 0 diet-rite or R C Cola Bottle Cape Wouderfal Family Eatertaiament • e • • • Get It o ff your chest. For a personal unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Bex 3388, Beverly Hills, Calif, addressed envelope. • • • • Hate to write letters 7 Send one dollar te ABBY, Box 3348, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby’s new book­ let, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS.” “ A tough, brawling, roman­ tic story with comedy overtonct" is the feature cur­ rently showing through Tues­ day at tho Hits Theatre. U Is “ McClintockl* Thia te a Batjss Production ia Tochnl- R IT Z N O W thru T U B S . O P E N 13:18 Shows At 1:00 - 3:1 0 0:13 • 3:38 CHILDREN 33c STUDENTS lOe ADULTS 80c By Ruth Millett one who can relax while she helps to keep the conversa­ tional ball rolling. She has enough gay small talk to get her easily and comfortably settled as a mem­ ber o f the group when she arrives. She falls in with tha hostest’ plans instead of holding back. She manages to talk to a number o f different people and yet never gives the im­ pression that she la jumping from person to parson In or­ der to make an impression. Each person she talks to feels she has something special to say just to him. Her manner makea It quit* plain that sha Is having % good time, and is glad that she was included in the in­ vitation. She notices when a guest who is less at ease seems ta ba excluded from a conver­ sation and finds a way to draw him into tha circle, with­ out letting her motive show. Sha isn’t usually tha one to braak up ■ party, but neither is she the guest who stays too long. She is aware that a aucsaiful party depends on tha com­ pany involved as wsil as on tha hostess herself. At Flrat A Palmstto (Alongside »M post office) Co-Feature Baa. - • JO Oaly Men. A Tuce. 8:33 Oaly “ LONELY ARE THE BRAVE” KIRK DOUGLAS Sanford Furniture Co. H cu a ro cx r • Carpets • Furniture JBWKOIOI* MIAVMQB* • Rental Dels o e tfflacacwx^fflKJva • Tile • Piano* — wffl ha a stimulat­ ing experience to theatre goere everywhere who are looking for something fine and different in Mg-ecreea enter­ tainment. fla m l n a l a T V w e '& r & a * . MM Bastard t m BY JUDY TURNER If yea haven't made it ainedy* hare la a sac* gestion for a New Year’a resolution . . . . Promise yourself an evening out once a weak. Here are the places to spend i t I f pea only have time for s break I* realise from the daily triad, 4 quick and assy w sy to gat U is to stop at tho Whstaburgar. A delicious hamburger and milk shako ia s welcome change. a a a COMRADES AT ARMS: Bodfer. the buU ter* rier, Luath, the Labrador retriever, and Tao, tha Siame«e c a t battle a gristly in Walt Diinay’a Technicolor motion picture, ’ T h e Incredible Journey,’’ baaed on Sheila Bumford’s best-sell­ ing novel, and showing Sunday through Tues­ day at tha Movisland Privs.Jn Theatre. color.psnevials* released ter Joba W#yns, wHe meats kls United Artists. match whan it cornea ta teughIt’s the story of hard-drink­ ing, hard-fighting George Washington McLintock, land and cattle baron played by that redaubtabla westerner MAUREEN O’HARA and Yvonne De Carlo ure the women in the life o f John Wayne na "Me* U nlock!" in the comedy-dram* o f that name currently showing at the Rita Theatre. mlndtdnesi in— his own wife! HU wife ia played by Mau­ reen O’Hara, who with Wayne, happen to ba tha aama ro­ mantic pair that wen an Academy Award for tha clsaale "Tha Quiet Man." Filmed almost In its en­ tirety in tha Nogalta (Arix.) cow country, whara a typical turn-of-the-eentury cow town waa recreated for It, the large “ McLintock!" cast also in­ cludes Patrick Wayne, the star’* son; Stefania Powers, Jack Kruschcn, Chill Wills and Yvonna Do Carlo. Ami aa though two Waynea aren’t enough for this actionlaugh package, a third Is addad in tha person e f Michael Wayne, another ion, who pro­ duced tha film. Tills marks a step forward for tha younger Wayne, who waa only an asaistant producer for tho epic “ Tha Alamo,” which also star­ red hia famous fathsr. Lika ovary esc else, Skate City Roller Rink ia recuper­ ating from ita buoy round of partiee the last fow weeks. The skating schedule returns to normal tula weak with tho Skate City Rollers Dance and Figure Club moating 8unday at 8:30. Anyone is welcome to attend tho practice and in­ struction session. t e a Now Year’s changes at tha Caribe Lounge Include 4 new bar tandreas who will start work next Monday bright and early. Until than Homer Daf* fron will hold down tho fort in tha daytime with Jack tak­ ing cars o f tha evenings. Also In tha offering for tha Caribo la a waltres# to taka ears e f the lunch hour rush, to ease tho pressure on the gal be­ hind the bar. A revised menu for the lounge is also coming up with eemo extremely nice specials Just for its patrons. Other than that, however, the Caribo U still serving tho same goed food and drink, a a a Resolve to spend ana e f those nights soon nt Freddie's Steak House, where besides finding soma o f tho boat ■teaks in Centra! Florida, you can chooaa from eno e f the moat complete seafood menus too. No matter what you like, you can find it et Freddies. e e e Tha place to go Friday and Saturday avanlnga for dining and dancing is tha Capri. Manager Robert lUlnes re­ ports that 4 new band will ba tha featured attraction be­ ginning tonight. Tho Capri’s N«w Year’* Eva party waa 4 smashing success and the res­ taurant ia in tha process o f getting back to ita regular 11:11 f<) Theater a7 tha Stars business. That regular busi­ U : !S ( I ) Peter (luna ness Include* a wonderful MONDAY A. M. business man’* lunch with I 00 ( I ) Rilmaatlca many moderately priced se­ I:IS (7) Bunahlne Almanac lections . . . A good way to 0:IS ( I ) Nawa d : l l ( I ) Sunrlea Semester begin your new year right, ( I ) P in Htatary a a a ready had aa all day She tothe* which reload mere tkea (100 for this worthy cause, d more events are coaaittg up. s e e Ipaecar’e had a tremeadeus crowd New Year’s Eve ascording te Jim, whs also reperted that the guests ate ovary bit o f tho hog Jowls sad black eyed peat. Ha said that soma people ava* g et ap out o f bad to coma end insure their good hick for 1P04. After their brief rest Wednes­ day, tho crowd et Spencer's ia back working bard, trying to gal the decorations pat away fe r next year. I f you aren’t in tha mood fo r a drink, atop out anyway sad land a hand! FRIDAY P. M. MS It) Neweeopt tSHS) Now*. Sports, Wsatner M S (S) KCItorlat M l ( t ) News. Sports. W a s Ibar Slit ( I ) Ch I Sports • 39 (I) N* W 0— Wtltsr Croa- kite (1) llu n t le , • llrlnklejr (Si New*— Ron O c h r e s |:U IS) Outibior Uulletla Hoard T oo ( ] ) Hllont Ssrvlco (l> Wyatt Karp (S) t.e* Marvin Presents TitO (7) International Showlima (S) Tha (treat A l* «nture (S 7T Sunset Strip I » tap llob Hope MS 11:71 10 ti 11.00 («) (S) (t) (i) (si (}> (S) (St (1) (I) It:te ( t ) (I) I I .SO (1) 11:11 (S) Bouts IS llurke’ s l a w Harry's Olrle Twilight Zona Price Is (tight Jack Paar (C olor) Fight nf the Week Make Tuat ttpara Newt Nows— Marpky Mar­ tin New*. Spirt!, W e s t ther Theater o f the Stars Johnny Csreoa tColor) Mavsrtek SATURDAY A . M. M l ( I ) News. Westker M 0 (S) Sunrise Semeater t oo (S) Orn wtrs Almanac (I) Newt T:I0 ( I ) (I) 1:11 ( I ) (It MO ( t ) (t) I 00 ( I ) (I) (t) S 11 ( I ) 10:00 ( ! ) (I) (I) 10:11 (1) (I) (St 11:10 (S) (St (t) It IS ( I ) (S, (S) Deputy Dawg RFD Mil-Florida Aeroaa The ranee Rocky Jaaea Hobln llood Superman Super Tar T ke Aleln Show Major Mercury Rutr a Reddy Hector Healbeote Quick Draw McCJraw Theater X Flrebsll X L Mighty Moueg Jeteone D-nnls Tke Measce Itla Tla Tla Casper Fu rr Roy n ogsrs Skaw ilraay S Cecil I M S (1) (I) <l> tt l* (It (St (St t >#0 (St (St (SI 1:S* (d) (I) (1) S XS (21 1:10 (St 1:00 (S) 1:11 ( I ) t.«0 (I) Sgt. Preetoa Sky K ls g Huge Busty Rullwlnkte (Calav) Do Toa KnowT American Handstand KipUirtng News My Friend n i e k a Sat. Afteraoaa F e a ­ ture TBA Waiek Mr. Wlsard Senior IJowl (Jams Champ Wreatllng Champ Bowlins Theater X CBS Uatok Play C! easts «:!• ( » NFT. Highlights 1:0a ( t ) Wide World •( flporls «) P o r te , Show W sgon er ( I ) Outlaws 1:00 IX) Fishing Faa 1:11 ( t ) Xewaoopa (S) Can. Fla. W alk . Report I 10 ( I ) Itr. Ed 1:00 (21 Newscope (S) Winter Olympia (lames l-realew 7 00 ( t ) Circus Boy (St Cs atrsl Florida Showcase (S) Sea Hunt 7(1* ( t ) Tha Lieutenant (S) Jackie Oleaaon (S) Hootenanny 1:10 lit Joey 111,hop (Color) (l> The Defenders ( ! ) Lawrence Walk 1:00 ( I ) Saturday Nlakt Movie M l ( I ) Phil Silvers (S) Tha Itollywnnd Patace— Ulna Crosby 10 04 (S) (lunamnke 10:10 *) Adult Theater 11:00 (S) ( S K I ) Maws 11:10 ( I ) Theater et tbs Stars 11:11 ( ! ) Movie SUNDAY r . M. 17:11 ( I ) (7) (0) 17*0 (S) (1) (!) t:0d (7) I »S ( I ) (I) l id (S) (I) (I) 1:10 ( I ) (S) (]) 7:10 ( i ) 1:00 ( I ) (t) I oo (7) M l (t) Peltk for Today Revival International Zone Fee* Tha Nation l o w e r Uht House Oral Robsrta Christophers U. •( Fla. Basketball Herald of Truth As •( Now Ktarpsl Light Issues 4 Answer# Directions 'SO N Tl. Pm F ootball Ptayair Star S Story Death Vallsy Days Movie— Sunday Our Man 7a Tha Small CountrlM A F L Champ, Peat, bait Gama l:ia ( I ) Sunday Sport# Spectacular (d) Alumal Fua ( I ) Wild Kingdom 1:11 ( I ) o r . callage Bawl t l ) International Sana I N (1) 20th Ctntury (7) Maat U t Praaa (d) Proba ( I ) Nawacopa T.a« (1) Bill Dana Sbaw ( I ) Laatla 7:IS ( » Tr avail ef Jamie McPhtetara ( I ) Wonderful Warld o f Color <f> My Favorite Martina l:0d td> Nd Sullivan l : « e (7) Orlndl ( I ) Arratt 4 Trial 1:1# (S) Ranaasa ( I ) TBA 10:11 (2) Show ef Weak 10:74 (S) ABC Neva Regard 11:07 ( I ) Nawacopa <l) Harry Reaioaer Nawa 41) The Lata Show »:#• ( I ) Today (1) Operation Alphabet 1:11 II) Purm. Market Bepart • :00 It) Today (l> Wake Up Movlte 7:10 ( I ) Mickle’s Gospel Tima 7:11 ( I ) Nawa 4 Weather I IS (71 Cartoonvllle lit Cept. Kaagereo I IS ( I ) Today 1:11 ( I ) Wsataa. and New# I I I (I) Carton villa I S# (1) (I) I IS ( I ) M S (S' (I) IM S (t) Jack I.alanae Show Kxerctaa Oall (te rm Skew Rompar Room American Hlatevy Bay Whea (I) I-eve et Ilia (S) Mika Wallace (7) Spanish ta i l (7) NHC Newt 10:70 (I) Ward far Ward ( ! ) 1 Lava Imoy (I) December Bride 11:00 ( I ) Tha tl) (I) It:M (I) (I) MaCaya CeuttntruUea Prlea la Rleht I’ ata 4 Oladyo Tha Objeet la ( I ) M i n i s * Ll*k* MONDAY P. M. I» :W t t ) l e a * anret Imeree alas Nawa ( t ) Sevan Kayo l i l t f t ) Marry Reaeeaee t i l l ( I ) Father Saawa Baal (t> Scarab la* Ternary#* ( I ) Truth av Ceaeeuatacaa i r i s ts> outeiag u g »s 1.00 (0) Open Wlndaw ( I ) Taaaaaaaa Brala Ford ( I ) Mawa and Waa 14as 1:10 f l ) Lafttlme 7:11 ( t ) Foaua 1:00 (0) Aa Tha Warld Taras ( I ) Science (0) Newaliae 1:01 ( I ) Lafttlme 1:0# (07 Paaaword (1) People Win Talk ( I ) Ann Southern 1:11 ( I ) NHC Nawa Yes, We Have Film For Your New Instamatic Camera! Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Oar, B. let A l iatoel A m FA t-1333 FA M iH GOOD 2445 Freweh Ava. Saaford, Flou Carry Out O rd tn PA. 522-M il — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT ead COCKTAIL LOUNOS ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN BAT — 5 U 5 CHAR * BROILED PRIME 8TEAK8 DANISH LOUSTER TAILS YOUR R O Y A L R E D SHRIMP (a reel delicacy tha way we prepare thorn!. . . tkay eta NOT Fraaak Fried!) CHOICE COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tells ead Beyal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS $2» Seataad la Malted Butter UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fin* Cheeses and T e Enjoy While Wa Propers Year ’"Tta^’SrTasneTioon^TvsTlnU^Tvary■aasr private parties ap te 88. Soath French Av*. Saaford Phans FA M M t TryOur Special Tick your favorite girl and givo her your extra pennies and you’ll ba doing yourself a favor too. Candidate* for tha annual March e f Dimas qqueen have canisters at tha klelode* Skating Rink, so while you have fun you can help too. The Rink has al­ i i I* (7) The Dealers 1:70 (I) Art Llnkletter IS) D er la Court 7:11 ( i ; Loretta Young (SI To Tall tha Truth (7) General Hoopltal 1:71 ( ! ) Bougie* Kdwerd# 1:7* (7) T o o Don't la p 4:44 (7) The Matsh Oam* ( I ) Trsltmaeier ( I ) ■ tarsi aterm 4:71 (7) NDC Newt M S (71 NDC New* ( I ) Uncle Walt (7) D iscovery ’ l l 4 AS (I ) Am erican N si 4:41 (I ) NBC S e a s I ’.se ( I ) Checkmate 1:71 (7) Nawicapa (1) Depute D a v g I II (7) New,cops ( f ) Daputf D a v g ( t l Weatba* Shew FROM Steak Hntme Central Florida’* Oldest A Weekend Television SATURDAY P. M. OVER 35 YEARS T V R IH T A I . • Bate* • ferries 'McClintock' At Rifs or the ace or king. I considered a jump to five clubs. This would certainly have begged my partner to go on to the club slam, but the game was duplicate and I decided to try out the pos­ sibility o f plnying the hand in spades. I went to four spades! My partner thought a while and came to the conclusion that we were going to lose two heart tricks at a club slam. He also noted that if we played and made a spade game we would score either 650 or 630 and beat all the club bidders. He passed and we were In the right contract except that our opponents cashed two heart tricks and West held five o f the six missing spadns so we also had to loaa two spade tricks. W o m a n : MOVIES . . . . CARTOONS . . . PRIZES . . . . SCHEDULE Baa. - 0:33 A 10:00 Me*. • Tees. 7:00 A 10:10 • a toB tenter, Tee, a cat and Loath, a Labrador retriever — the moat unlikely trie o f traveling companiona that ever Joined forces to take ea 100 mitea o f Caaadlan wild- By Oswald Jacobv ♦ kq A J 14781 • Walt Dtenay’a le«g awaited Nve-actten feature prediction o f “The Incredible Journey* brings ta the motion picture screen one o f the most extra­ ordinary tales o f our time. Thia movie la featured Sun­ day through Tuesday at Mev­ icts nd Drive-In Theatre, along with “ Lonely Are the Brave," with Kirk Douglas. Weds sadsy and T h a n la y festurss are “ Tha Hellions," with Richard Todd, and "W alk on tho Wild Bids," starring Barbara Stanwyck. Tho triple feature for Frl* day and Saturday, Jaa. 10-11, are “ Sword o f Lancelot," starring Cornel Wilde; “ 3 Stooges Go Around the World in a Date,” and “ Written on the Wind," starring Rock Hudson. In "Tho Incredible Jour­ ney," Disney, an uncontested master st handling remark­ able themes, combines a rare, heartwarming and suspenseful story o f animate end poopie set against tha niggsd beauty o f northeast Canada. Tho strong appeal o f tho adventurea o f throe new fourfooted screen heroes: Bodgur, W FJI C t/s J J lS 1^1 o n m u f n r\ r l • DEAR ABBY: Your ad­ vice to “ Borrowed Time," the gallant lady who waa dying o f cancer and wanted to know If the should mar­ ry the man who was beg­ ging her to, could have In­ cluded an additional sug­ gestion. That she and her friend should write their congressmen and senators that they would rather have a cure fo r cancer than a man on the moon. If you print this sign me. S- G-. M.D. DEAR ABBY: When I was 17 1 married a man 37. We had a ton, and stayed married for tlx years. After we were di­ vorced I met a man my age and we were married. My ex-husband and I re* mained friendly because o f our ton. My ex-hutband got tick and asked if he could come to live with ut until he got better. My husband said yet. I took care of him. Well, it has been eight years and he’s still here. He It now 77 and drinka seven nights a week. Re gets a pension and alto tome income from property. My husband drinks with him and won’t work any more. Now I have two drinking men in the house, nobody works, and we all lire off my ex-husband. Can this problem be solved? WEST VIRGINIAN jotaoby On Bhidqa On looking back at my bad hands of 1043, some seem so bad that 1 just can’t believe anyone eoutd have actually played them. I also find quite a few in which the results were bad, but I can blame bad luck and not myself. With 18 high card points and a fine fit for clube I de­ cided on a two diamond re­ sponse to my partner's open* ing club bid. His two spado rebid did not disourage me in any way, shape or form, but I marked time with a three chib call. Then be went to three spades and I knew that he waa showing a five-card spade suit besides at least five clube. With five spades and only four clubs he would have opened with a spade. I was tempted to try either DEAR W E8T VIRGIN­ IAN: Yet. And It’s your move. Move your ex-hueband out, and give your husband a chance to be a man. And i f they’re both too blind to find ALCO­ HOLICS ANONYMOUS ia the telephone book, it’s tha first listing under “ A A." 'Incredible Journey' It Business Men's Lunch! VARIED, DELICIOUS MENU F ra Served! 1:30 to2d ailyty7 Private Diaiag Ream Available Foe Partiee Call FA 3 - l t li COCKTAIL HOUR 4 . < P. M. All Drinks AT REDUCED PRICES The Jack Rossman Swingtette opens tonight at the BAMBOO aU B 1220 S. BOULEVARD No Cover DILAND No Mlmlmr w ; Ilf.. i t > { • >* i * \ 4 -- - *? V Iw te l l 1 J �iradattoa af tea R m i r i w fo r U r ta r - ttojr do or thotr whws. Overnight tto aaaasjr spotte car which tha Cnglishmaa too toon RortvrlBf all ttooo year* has chanrod from a loroablo, almost cuddly object to a marling itor with hand A lletfU is m M a l l M (liar to A M fk iM Urtaf la n t a i s n aa. t o it t o tin ring af aovsltr tor*. No oao hoa i m loM tto British awtoriat boforo that to la tor* fangs. fanmrr r* Id L a«isa mnvtninffi Mvpv klaainf mat" B V T M C T IM g J ’ M tM T S T O ^ •yga/rraN O T , [ d o in g t o ae By Kate Oaaiui Moreover, tto monstar las yon# on tto rampago aad is threatening tho Engllalunaa’s way of life. This, at toast, is tho ooneta■lon of or oxhausthro report oa •Traffic la Towns* which has just boon made public hors by Eraost Marplot, the British nrinlatar of transport. Tho report was propared by Professor Colin Buchanan, aa architect, civil engineer aad town planner, who with a sixman team, has been studying the clogged arteries of British traffic for tho past three years. Among other changes, the Buchanan report recommends that tha auto be restricted, or In some cases, banned from congested city areas. It also envisages that British cities may havs to bo redeveloped on a three-tier basis ia order to separate cart from people. The Buchanan report starts out with gloomy forebodings. Fifty years from now there will bo 41 million vehicles on British roads as compared to the present 114 million. Nearly half of this increase will come in the next 10 years (18 million cars by 1970), and the number Of vehicles will treble within the next 20 years. Tho monster "if given its head, will wreck oar towns Legal Notice MMflB/ to WHEN\OJ VWT>itL VEMB TO GO «*C\WQ.AND WHO4N0U Oft*TUB RROTTWff O JT N O O CM ACM IN10A1BBS/ •Shill I h ivt ttte ripilm nn fix should | M Father work on Ik i rtoord player? Of ptcrrrtscs mawb MOTtCE » h iroby given that I are a a s a a id ta h u tlm a s at ITttt A Orlando D rive, Semi* not# County, Florida, under tho flotttlou i nam e e f , REX LIQUOR STORES, and that 1 Intend ta register tald name with tho Clerk o f th o Circuit Court, Somlnolo County, F lor. Ida, ta accordance w ith the provisions e f tho Flctlttouo By Dick Turner CARNIVAL OVERSTREET LAND COM­ PANY, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, va P. DODGE SH EPH ERD and ELLEN l* SHEPHERD, hto wire, at at. and any and all poroono having or elslm tng sn y intereei In the herein doe. ■crlbod property located In Sem inole County, F lorida, to* w it: Alt o f ths X W 't o f K W H o f Section t. Tow nship 11 South, H angs ! » East, o so t o t tho W ek iva River, D ofondonta PKURXMlrUWK lA M K O B —AM B COUUMJBRA v u m a im w /' drastic steps to tads tto cities from strangnlatiea. la makii.j his study, Prof. Buchanan wsa unable to draw modi comfort from methods used ia tto United Bates to —Creation of •‘e a v l r a a * deal with traffic. Merely to mental areas* where through build American-style freeways traffic would to banned, These ia aat enough, the prof icier areas might ha residential, commercial or industrial, or mixed; hut each weuld became a terminus for traffic, which would set to allowed to enter unless it had bueineaa than. Tha areas would to connoetod by a network o f ‘•diotributot* roads. —Development of efficient Legal Notka Legal Notice sa w n n o a r m s r o s M D caaxuaa AMD AHBMDWBMTS IM CCD* TAtM DtSTDICTS AMD DOUM. DAWica a r Tiea so.vtvo ew* DIMAMCB o r T D E CITY S T SANFORD. FLOWIDA. N otice Is h tra b y s u e * that a Publle H earing w ill ba held a t tha Commlaalon Room la tho City Hall In tho City o f Sanford. F lorida at 1:11 o’clo ck P. M. oa January 17, l i l t , to conaldor tho fo llo w in g ebnngas and amondmants to tha X ontn g Ordlnaneo a t the CUy e f Sanford, F lorida! T o amaad Arttoto T t Multiple F am ily D v tQ la g District. Section 1. Usoa Fermlttod. Paragraph ( I ) , ta Include Certified Publle Aeeouataats office. A ll parties la Inter eel aad oltlsoas shall have aa sapor* tu a lty te be heerd at m id m eeting. B y order o f the City Com ­ m ission ot tho City o f Sanford, Florida, this t lr d day o f Deotm b ir . I H I. H. M- Tamm, Jr. City Clark a f tha City o f Sanford. Florida Publish Jsn u sry t, 1»M. CDP.lOd or Dcfen<eati m u c s v is s T e . CLYDE LEM DOM I XT R io ts 1. Den l l t - B Cleveland. T e a s e CLYDE LE E DOMINT «IIS S ilt y Street H oeitea, T e a s e T o e are erC erse te se r i a l sad a s e v e r la pereea. er t r attorney, te a Com plaint here­ in filed senlnet y o u la Circuit Court o f Som lnolo Cenaty, Florida, oa o r b o fo r o tho l i s t day o f January, l e f t , tha same bolne a oult fo r dtvorco, other* wloo a Doers# P ro Confoeao vlU he entered aaatnit yen fo r failure to a pp oor aad an­ sw er ae required b y la v . WITNESS m y hand and offt* •tal eeal this tltta day at Dee. ember, A. D. 1»CI. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H- Beckw ith. J r . Clerk o f th e Clreult Court Semlaele C ou nty C osit* k eaia Sanfard. Florida Legal Notice i v t h e cHtcrrr c o u r t o f T H E M IVTH J U D IC IA L C IR* CUT IV A V D F O R S E R I* VOLK I'O r V T V . F L O R I D * . C H A N C E R T VO. VBtrwBMWWB Tto British government, which has accepted tto Bach, aaaa report ia principle, seems TH B BAMPOBD ATLANTIC NAT1BMAL B A MW OF SANFORD IM T B B STATE OF FL O R ID A . A T T B B CLOSB OF BUalMBSS W O S C S M B S B SB 1 PtBLIO H ED IM B M F O X S * TO CALL M I P S BT caarrwoLLim o r vmb craaBMCT._____ i i i b i r s s e n o x Mil, r . s . r o t u n d a r A T u r a i L_____ Cash, bstsaees w ith olh tv h an ha and s o r t Item* In p r o e sit o f oolloetloa *— - ... United Ststss Government obligations, direct snd ausrsnteed --------, O bllastlons o f States and political s u b d iv is io n s ... ........................... ..................— C orporal* sto ck s (Including I14.TII.H ■lock o f Federal Reoorv* banh! . ■■ ■ Leans and dlaeounta (Including | ltl.lt overd rafts) __________ — ---- —— . — . Bank premise* owned Ilfl.iF M t, furniture and nature* HM M.TI -- --------Rest Estate owned other than bask pramias* Other steeta — , - voncn ar aerr T B B STATE P. DODGE know n aa Shepherd! OF FLO RID A T S i SH EPH ERD (a lio Parkinson Dodg* and ELLEN l* snd If dead, tha unknown holm , devisees, legataos. gran lass, trustoos. _____________ beneficiaries. spouses, creditors. Usnors, suecoseors or others claim ing sn Internet by, through, under or ships snd corp ora tion *-------------- — . Tima and savlnan deposit* o f IndlvfdualA partnerships, snd corporation* , . Dspoalts o f United Ststeo Government . .... Deposits of Statsa aad political tuhdlvlalaaa Certified and offlcorF shocks, a t e . -----------Total D e p o .lt* ---------------------• lt .n f.f4 l (a ) Total doraeaf deposits _ f M ff.t lf (b) Total tlm* and savings dopoalta ..... - .... | 1,413,SM Other llsbllltloa ------------------------------------------ Common stock —g a r vatas par ah No. thsrs* authtrlied FT.JtO _ No. share* outstanding S U M S u rp lu s -------- ---- --------------------------_ Undivided profits ................... Rsetrvs* — .............— --------------- ■ Total Capital A c c o u n t s ________________ Total Liabllltloa, aad Capital Accounts Actresses « Attain recognition T Swerved • Tronuiloaa P African saUvn USoopmsklng frame 11 Fraft drinks If Cubic (sb.) I f So* bird I t Fattened XI Sisvon Isa AfTjpoefpelm MVFATHERSADR ROAD WORK-ON MAM A M P actress 4# llorte cater 47 Hamlet. far 4 Court In and for Somlnolo County, your w rlttan appearaneo (personally o r by s tto r n sy ) la said proceeding, on or b s fo ro tbs 14th day o f Jan ­ BHPBBT BP A BO LD IN # COMPANY A F F ILIA T E uary, 1M4. snd th erosftsr to OF A NATIONAL BANK fll* eorvlcs on tha attornoys Rsport as o f December |*. m i . o f A tla n tic Trust Com­ for ths Plaintiff. Uaktr. Itaksr pany. Jacksonvlll*. Florida, which It a ffilia te d with Tb* A Smith, f t East P la t Street, Sanrord Allan tie National Bank. Sanford. F lorida, Charter P. O. B os No. t i l l . Orlando, number H U T, Federal Raaerve district num ber #. Florida, snd fit* with said K ind e f business e f this affiliate, attorney* for ths P la in tiff snd Bank stock bolding company, holding co n tro llin g Interest w ith Hit Clerk or th t above la tbl* and other a ffilia te^ to broaden scop * o f hashing stated Court your w ritten d e ­ business tn Florid*. fenses, o r anewtr. If any. to M anser la which above-named organisation la afflU attd w ltb tho Complaint at th* times national bank, and degrsa o f eoatrol: prescribed by law, th trtln s o t­ Own* m ajority o f th* shares e| capital stock . tin g up tb* estate, right, title Flannels! relation* with bank: o r Interest In. or Hon upon, Stock o f affiliated banh owaad by tho above described property th* a f f i l i a t e --------------------------------------------- | m ift .H claim ed by you. Herein fall I. H. E. Brooke, Secretary-Treasurer e f Atlantic Trust Company do solemnly swear that th* above statem ent ta true, to tho beet o t my knowledge end belief. I d eclare that It haa .. . . WITNESS my hand snd *#*1 o r will bo published ' o f th* said Court at Sanford. L A R S .- t i l U-I.C-. ------ - •««• H I), within flftson days from th# Seminole County. Florida, tht* date o f receipt o f th# sail fo r report o t con d ition by tho Com p, M rd day o f December. 1MI. trailer o f D o Currency. (SE A L! OS* II W9 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. ,n 4 »®b* « '‘ b#d before me this lath day #t DaoClerk o f th* Circuit Court ember. 1IM. In snd for Seminole Coun­ (SE A L) ty, Florida. Miner C- Catltdga By> Martha T. Tlhlaa Notary Publle Deputy Clark Notary FablUe M at* sd Florida a f Baber. Baker a Smith Large p. a B os im By commlisten eaptro* Aug T. l » f l Orlando. Fla. •ended by Natloaal Surety Corpora- tloa Publish January A, 1M 4 V �/ Jt A 1 ft ', . . - * • . * * . -r " ' a 'm , vij^fsn< Y: Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 CLASSIFIED INDEX 2. Nat Iran I. Lost A FouiS i . Nottenu - f w i i h 8. Education - Instruction 4. Trnnaportfttkn 5. Food $. For Rant 6A Speda) Notices 7. BosiooM Btntftls L Bosch Ffnt*i« Office 204 W. First V. For Bate or Itent STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 10. Wsntsd to Rent Tout., thru F it - 9 F. M. day II. Rnnl Eutsts Wanted teaerttoo. Mon. * Sat 12. Rnnl Estate For Ante 18. Mortgagn Lotus fha Herald win n * be r » 14. Insurance 18. Busin— Opportunity hicorrect insertion of . 16. Fomsls Help Wanted 8. P » I Bedrooms, 979 mouth REPAIRS Vacuum Cteaser Supplies 9 Bediueuu, M month Salti • Electrolux, Hoover, 4 Bedrooms, $149 mouth. Kirbr. RexAIr, GE> Airway. Cleaners befecbt, sold, ex­ ROSA L PAYTON Ref. Real Estate Broker changed. Free pickup. GM FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, FA 94799. INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Hants— , UU Pal­ metto Ave. $- Far SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seteer •ted 9. Fur M u ur Baat BEDROOM, a— me p er menu. Available Jea. 21. FA S4173. 88. Motorcydes - Scooters GARAGE APT. 1201 Magoo89. Trailers - Cabana S t Johns Realty lit Ave. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 40. Farm Equipmont It P ty i To F ie The HERALD Want Ada. Legal Notice NOT1CB OF APPLICATION PON TAX D C 8D I***. I H i e Ptertda ttatetaa •4 i»ee> NOTICE IS IIERBBT OIVKN. That Jan* Adflatlco A Vananclo Adrlalleo th* holder o f th* follow ing certificate hae filed eald eerllllcat* for tax dead to bo tiauod thereon Th* certificate number and year o f leeuanca, th* daacrtp tlon of th* property, and th* nam* In which It waa **•*•«ad ar* aa follow*: Certificate No. ltd Tear o f leeuanc* USI DESCRIPTION o r P M P B R T T Beg SW LT Cor. Lot i l Run !». I I D*|. 41 Min. B M l J ft S 44 Dag. J] Min. K 507 ft S Sd Dag. 14 Min. W M i l ft N 47 Dag 31 Min. W 13 ft. to Bag. UanJ Jama* Subdivision Plat Book 4 Pag* 1 Nam* In which aaeaaaad Jama* S Beule Ball. All o f •aid properly being in th* County o f lam lnol*. Otat* o f Florida. Unleea auch certl fleat* shall b* redeemed ae cord in g to law th* proparty described In auch certificate will be told to th* hlghaat bidder at th* front door o f th* gemlnolt County Court Ilona* at Hanford. Plorlda, an the first Monday In th* month o f February, 1541. which tha 3rd day of February. 11(1 Dated thl* U th day « f Dae amber, ltd (SE A L) Arthur f t Beckw ith, Jr Clark Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida PublUh Jaa. I, H, 17, 14. l i d CDP-147 N OTICE louth. OP P C B L tC H E A R IN S O P P B O P O IB D CHAN41B g A B D AM ENDM ENTS IB CBM. T A I B DISTR IC TS A N D DOCN D A R IB S UP T H E SUNINB O R ­ D IN A N C E OP TMM C ITY O P SA N PO R It. F LO R ID .I, N olle* la hereby glean that a Public Hearing w ill b* held at ih* Cem m lifion Ream In tha City H ill In th* City e f Hanford, riortd* at l:Ss o'clock P. M. on January 47, l t d , to consider th* follow ing change* and amandmanta to th* Zoning Ordinance of Ih* City o f San ford. Plorlda: Tn* property toned In Ika trie: R-J lOn* and T * Fam ily D w elling), located W eet o f llay Avenu* b* tween Hoonod and Fourth Htreet*. I* pr-poeed to b* i-’ianged t" U-3 IMulllpl fa m ily D w elling) Dleirict Said properly being mar* particularly deecrlbad aa Lot d . teas tba northerly 133 feet. J T. Puce'* Sob dlvUlon o f III... k <•. Mai lonvtll*. a* tacurded In Plat llmik 1. Peg* »1 Haulaol* County Kacurda. All partite in tnttreat and ctitiana ebal! hav* an oppor tunlty to b* heard at aald hearing. II) order o f th* City Com Dilation o f th* City o f Han ford. Kb.rlda. this llr d day of December, 11(1. K N. TAMM. JR. City O e rk * f tb* City o f la n ford . Plorlda rublleh Jan. I. l » d . CDF-141 Furn. 2 Bedroom house. 114 N. Park Ava. Adults, no pets. FA 2-7654. FA 34124 GREENBRIAR living room, Choke lota available hi range. 122 Shannon Dr. Greenbrier of Loch Arbor 9100. Ph. 349-3321, Geneva. overlooking golf course. Custom building to your FURN: 2 BR House, $80 specifications. Greenbrier (Jnfurn: 4 BK House, $140 developed by JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR KINGSWOOD Ph: 323-0559. BUILDERS, INC. FURNISHED 2 BR. apt. Lake 202 Fairmont Dr. Golden. Lake privileges. FA 2-8074 Must see to appreciate. Ph. VACANT 4-Room house on FA 20274. large lot, newly painted in GARAGE Apt. (urn. 2 BR. aide and out, on S. Sanford Adults. 100 E. Uth. Ph. Ave. $3,800 Cash. 6644601 FA 24370 (or appt Enterprise. BR., large 2 BR. house, enclosed gar. LOCH A RBOR-By Owner, Furnished. Ph. FA 34070. BR., 3 baths, large itone (ireplact in wood-panelled LARGE 3 BR. trailer on living "oom, Fla. Rm., uti­ large lake. Adults only. A1 lity room, large roomi, so trailer space. FA 3-7358. open-beam ceilings through­ out. Owner being transfer 2 BR., Nicely (urn. Adults red. 3455 Country Club Rd. 470. FA 2-0974. Call 322-9252. Large 3 Bdrm. home, Fla. TRANSFERRED Rm., Elect, kit., Newly de­ B E I N G Must sell 3 BR, CB horns, corated. )loo mo. un(urn. fenced yd. I yrs. old. No Can FA 2-2748 after 1:30 cash. Assume VA Mort. 702 anytime weekends. Baywood Circle, Sunland SMALL Chaap place in coun Est. FA 24997. try for rent Days FA 3-2022 ultee FA 24950. FHA - VA HOMES SMALL Unturn. 2-bedroom bo— . 403 San Carlos, 985 FA 2-2051. 3, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS 1, lVft. ft 3 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM ROBERT A. WILLIAMS lUtBar Raymond Ludqeist, A— . FA 44111 Atlantic Rank Bldg |100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information San Or Call Your FURN. 9 Rm. Apt Cltan. Reasonable. FA 9-1994. FH A-VA Efficiency Apt 111 Fark. SALES BROKER Steiutrom Realty 'CLEAN qutet Rooms" The 2555 Park Dr. Gablsa. FA 1-0729. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Legal Notice nones or a m ira n o n 10 Minutes Sanford. 10 min­ utes Orlando—3 minutes Interstate 4— Acre with huite oaks, sand lake spring fed—419U5 Full Price, $20 per month. No down. Call owner, Harry Block, Or­ lando, GA 4 8485. Government Owned Homes Jim Hunt Realty COP-141 • fl F R E E ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattreaa reaevatteg. Hew ft Used Furni­ Travel GREYHOUND. Call ture. Cull Nix Bedding Mfg. FA 31431 or 9999 and s Co., nt TM Celery Are. win have our TAXI pick FA 2-2UT. yon op- Homer Little, Grey bound Bus SUtion. 16. Fnrnoln Help Wanted HOUSEWIVES Earn $30 to 449 per week working 2 to 3 hours per day in your homo. For fat fonnadon phono 322-4511, ask lor Mr. Tate. 17. Mate Help Waa ted PIANO SVC. ft TUNING Rebuilding • ReteUing FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2881 — Call PM Only HEATINO SERVICING - TESTING Lewis Sales ft Scrvton 2317 C. C. Road FA BT93S PER DAT rental for Electric Carpet Shaapeosr with purchase of Blue Luatea. CarroU’a Fundutre. Used ftimltare, appliances, ACCORDION, US Bass, used 5 wka T ewltchea, coat $500. tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart Ml Saaiord still has guarantee, $190 or boot cash offered tamed. Ave. Ph. FA 34133. Write Box M, Saafmd Her* aid. Unusual Opportunity High commission earnings with a growing 59 yr. old Co., selling world-famous Goodyear malntenaac* pro­ ducts. Rod Torino la hla firat full year earned over $29,909. Dos Kirby opened over 150 repeat customer* on one exclusive Consolid­ ated product his second year. Managerial opportun ity for men experienced te points and roofcoatlngs. Many exclusive and m competitive repeat items. Age no barrier. Diverilfied winter and aummer line. We take car* o f all (Inaneing, shipping and eoliectiona. Fringe benefits include free life insurance, aalea bonuses. Write Consolidated Paint ft Varnish Corp., East Ohio Bldg., Clavtland, Ohio. Go West. FOR T H E located 1 miles north St. 81A. Pete DAY'S WORK. FA 35755. Johns River on 17-93 Hlwsy. Call 4974393 Eustls for (to­ DAY'S Work wanted. Phone FOB SALE. Carman Shepherd Pupa, No papers, e weeks ts 1U. FA 2-8277 nights. old Dee. 15th. Males $23, Femalea $15. Phone 149-4931. OWN YOUR OWN BABYSITTING, Transport! EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS tlon FA 2-5504 $3 .ooo minimum, $4,000 maximum Investment, 2 to hra. time per day 3 to 4 days per week. Approx. 34,ono and up potential income per yaar. Could be much higher If more time spent. Meal fur man with steady shuur-a-day type job. or school teacher*, housewives or partially disabled, it U also very suitable for vigor ous retired man. Write glv Ing occupation, age, address h telephone number and other pertinent detail* to John S i’carson, c /o General De livery, Hollywood Beach, SOUTHW ARD Clark Circuit Court. Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ rees. R J I pr. Army-Navy Surplua, Sanford. PLUMBING Contracting Rapalrs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Are. FA S 322-2420 15. BuataMuu Opportunity R0. HabynitUrn LAKE LIVING SITES FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and Pine Robert Morris, UMIU YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC, Contractlag A Repairs A Controls 114 Sunset FA MM SIDEWALKS, driveway*, pa­ PIANO, extra arnaB upright Plain mahogany, full key­ tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. board. Lika new coed. WANTED. Used twin bed­ 3233598. room suite la good Guaranteed, $179. FA 24219. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, 323-0875. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Try Dladax Tablets (Former­ AH Types aad SUM ly Dex-A-Dlet). New name, WANTED! Citrus (nrit Largo Priced From $6,750 Wfe Repair and Barrie* same formula. Only 91c. Down Payments ft T I N R Touehtoa Drug*. Machinery and Supply Co As Low A s $100 207 W. 2nd St FA 344SS I Pc. Dialog room sot. SemiMonthly Payments antique, recently recondi­ Si. Antoarabitaa • Track! For FAST TAXI Servicn call tioned. 923 0979. From $43.50 BUYING ft NEW 89 Homer LUUe at Greyhound To nuke tho boot hoaia USED CART Bus Station. FA 3-1421 cr CHRISTMAS LAY . A • WAY, buy, m o tha Never Picked up, 'S4 Model FINANCE IT WITH 01 9883. Swtog Needle Dial-O-MeUe, ♦ Low lateroat Rates VA - FHA Waihing Machine Bales Makes fancy eUlchee, Makes ♦ Low Monthly Payments Appointed ft Service Button-holes, Sews on but' F L O R ID A VTATK BAN K Free Estimate on Repairs Property toot. Monograms, Embroid­ 3237383 2M9 HUwstha ers, Dares, Patches, Etc. CHEV. 'IT tdoor Hardtop. V8, Management & Cost $129, Now 4 payments Treble glide, radio, boater* Tractor mowing ft Grading. Sales Broker of 49.00 left on Account. 1 owner. 3237481. CaU FA 2-7821. Ph. FA 34827. PEUGEOT 1889 Wagon, la* Piano Tnatag and Repair dlo ft heater. Very etoam W. L Harmon - FA 34123 GUNS. Now ft Used. Largo 23 m.p.g. $759. 922-7491. selection. Win trade, Also Offlc* FA 9-21IS WANTED. Retired or semirepair. Tackle sold ft re­ 'S3 Chevrolet $179; *53 Ford Nlfht FA 30S4B retired gentleman for Cash 29. AntMnnbDn Servlet paired. Osteen Bridge F1A $125. FA 2-7890. 9230799 Jer— Must furnish reference* Camp ft Gun Shop. 2924 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. ft be b o n d a b l * . Apply AUTO GLASS 87. Boata • Motors NECCHI ZIG-ZAG Movlcland Drive-In Theater. BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, IH INSTALLED In Consols. Like new coed 8ee Mr. Prince bath home. One bedroom Senkarik Glass and Paint M o n o grams, ambrolderi, Gateway To The Waterway hss separate entrance, can Company makes buttonholes, aews on be rented for income. Will 18l Help Wanted210 MagnolU Ph. FA 2-4922 buttons etc. Assume pay Robson Sporting Goods Your EVLNRUDE Dollar t'ade for smaller place. mcnU of $10.22. 194 So. 394-54 E. l i t Fh. FA 35981 Ante Gleet, Tape Shown by appointment. Call Colored Motor Bout* Carrier Fark, 422-9411. ft See* Covert for afternoon paper route. FA 2-9845. 11 F t Lawrence, as Evterodo Must have References and AUTO GLASS & RECORDINO Fathometer, O' motor. All elec, full cam LOVELY 2 BR block home, dependable car. Write Cir­ to 140' Ratheon, 3 months vaa top. All accessories. with sep. dining rm; Urge culation Dept. P. 0. Box SEAT COVER CO. old; stereo-hi-fi combo con Can be teen at 109 Aader* screened East porch. Locat­ 904 W. ted a t FA Ml$g 1557, Sanford. aoUtta. CaU 2239279 after 9 eon Circle, Country Club ed on largo corner tot with ALL WORK GUARANTEED p.m. Manor. FA 39919. fruit, oak ft magnolia treat, 2 ear garage. By owatr. 18. SitnaUana Wealed STroaSuyTuTSS? FA 2-4199. Experienced maid wants Day work. References. FA 3-1441 HORSKS FOR RENT. $3.90 4 BR, 3 hatha, centrally heat­ per hr. Beautiful ridlag ed ft alr-eond. Fenced back trails. Horace boarded, $29 BLOCK ft BRICK Work. yd. Water softener ft land­ per no. ft up. Ph. Geneve UrH or small job*. 123*748. scaped. FA 39911. 249-4791 or 547 3 BR House with acreages— Child Car*. FA 32V75. v o n TAX 0 8 8 0 (S**. IS U 4 n * t M * I H I i l t * Excellent investment, I unit mi I M e) furnished apartment build­ notice im h e r m i t otving. Downtown Sanford, BN. That Jan* Adrlalleo A Vananolo Adrlatleo tha hoid.r walking distance to storee. * f tha falla w lag «*rttfte*t* 120,000. For appointment ha• fUaC aald eartlflcat* for lax daad lo ha laauad lharann. call Stamper A g e n c y , Th* eartlflcat* nurnbar ami 322-ltfJI, 1919 So French yaar o f liauane*. th* d*»erlptton o f th* property, and th* Ave. nam* In which It waa aa**** •d ara a* fallow*: YOUR HOME eartlflcat* No. 417 Taar o f OF 1HE FUTURE l**uan.'* IS*( iis:«< i t i r r t o v o s - i - k o p k h t v TODAY- Beautiful 3 Bed­ FU. HWI* o f NW U Of a w >4 (L*** room, 2 bath home in exclu­ UY> Kartlnn SI Townahtp II H. Kang* SJ K sive .Mayfair. Double car- 16. Female Help Wanics Nani* In which a*a**a«d t. |mrt, patio with buitt-ln N. A C II. Maluy. .til u| a«|j ALiX OF SANFORD GriU—Many extras $35,WX) proparry balag in th* County ef gamlnol*. gta-a « f n o r t i * home can be your for less , Needs experienced sewing ma Unlaaa *uch carUflcsi* (halt chine operators for swim than $30,000. ba r*d**mad geaardlng lo taw suits and sportswear. If th* pruprrty il«**rth*>l In *u.-li eartlflcat* will b* aald lu tb* you are experienced on far hlr>i«*t bli|.|«r at Ih* front tory tewing machines, we du«r o f tta* gdoln-jla Cuunry Court Hou** at Sanford. F lo r­ have steady work far you Investment ft Realty ida, on tn* ftrit Monday In 322-9173. in a modern air-conditioned tho month o f Ktbruary, 1144, U8 N. Park Ave. factory, under venr good which U tha Srd day o f K*bruary, 1)11. 3 BR, FU. Rm., fenced yard. forking condition, Phone Dated :bla U t h day o f D* $ 3 down. 40 N. Devon, FA 2-2204, aik for Mr. Cu •inlwr, 1)41. North Orlando. 322-3305. (SE A L) Hate. Arthur H. Backwitb. Jr. ■*mlnot* County, Florida PubtUh Jaa. S. t», IT, l l , l i l t Close-out*''. Tara right bo* tween Alls of Suited and HarCar Alum. Co., M ml. So. aI Sanford City Unite <* Hwy. i m p. 8. AUo largo Mleettoo orlgteal da* aigner sample draaaea, sportswear, bathteg suits and a few man Italian knit*—Millie Stemper. Open weekdays 9:30 to 4:90, Tec *N Green Jim Hunt Realty SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN ER SERVICE. Ports sad supplies for oil makes In eluding: Electrolux. Now sod rebuilt cleaners sold. No home aervlco csB charge Phone FA 2-2282, 2555 Pork Dr. .. lfty, Harrtett'a Beauty Nook Ere Aypt'a. S Sr. Baautlclaaa DUTCH MILL NURSERY An105 SO. Oak FA *5742 ■uala ready now. Upaala Rd. Near Mayfair Golf ACE BEAUTY SALON Mayfair Hotel, Open evenings Course. by appt Service from Tipto-Tlp. Phone S22-SS2S. V A -F H A R i m r n o p a t’ tv ■TATE OP FLORIDA. TOt Martha J. W hit*, A. a W hit*, lu b tre a W hit*. Klbart W h itt, Jam** N. W hit*. John W h li*. Mary A. Drawdy, and h. W . Drawdy. h*r huaband, all If a llv*. and each o f th«lr r*«p »cllve and unknown apou i.* , If marrWd. and If dtad, lh *lr r*ap«cttv* unknown hair*. d*vl***f, ■rant***, a*algn**s, ll*nor*. creditor*, truat***. and a a r aqd a ll ptriona claim ing by. Ib ro o ch . under, o r agalaat any o r all o f them, either Jointly or Individually, and all unknown helre e f J. W, W hit*. deeea»ed. If any etbar than Martha J. Whit*. A. S. W hit*. Rebecca W hile. El bert W hit*. Jam** N. Whit* John W hit*, and Mary A D raw dy: Cora Ring Dtjro, wl dow , o f New Milford. r*nn»jrlva n la : Kloyd D. SJoblom and Xethar UJoblom. hie wife, o f Commerce, Oklahoma, whoa* m ailing addrae* la P. O. Box III, Commerce. Oklahoma Floyd N. SJoblom. who** reeldenc* la Sllrr City, North Car ellna. and whoe* malting ad d r ..* I* HP i Kloyd N. HJoMnm HQ. MAAtl. O. A T. Dlvtelon, A P.O. M l, Han FrancUeo, Call fornla, and Cecil* SJoblom, hi* w lf*. whoa* reildtnc* I* l l ( North Sixth Avenu*. Hilar City N. C.J all unknown hair* o f Q oodhart SJoblom, dereaetd. If any oth er than Oremlea* Hj»hlom. Ruby L .* HJoblnnt Do hannan, Oliver E. Sioblom. M argaret gjoblom Mulllna. Floyd N. SJoblom. aud Oil* SJoblamt alt unknown htlr* at Sforrl* Morgan HJoblom. d* «*a**d. If any olhar than Doris M. gjoblom , Morrla Morgan SJublom. J r . Olady* Lout** gjoblom Faht*. Charlatt* Ma yl* gjoblom Seller*. John t red arlck gjoblom and W allace gjoblom . * miner and elnglt all unknew n hair* e f A in a K. Ring, dacaaaad. If any other than C ora Ring Dayoi and •ny and all parllet having, or claim ing to hav* any right, till* o r leteraat In and to Ih* follo w in g dtacrlbtd land ly Ing, being, and altuat* In S»m lnol* County. Florida, to Wit: T b * North ona-half (N'H) o f tha North«***t Quarter (N W '* ), o f Ih* Narthwaat Q uarter tS W t*) (Lea* Ik* W a tt 111 faat thereof), and tha Eaat t i l f**t * f the W a it ITS feat o f tha Mouth ona-half I H D o f the Northweet Quarter I H W I i) o f the Northwaat Q uarter (N W 1, ) . gectlon I) , Tcwoahlp I* Rang* I I Eaat. Vau. and each o f you. sr* hereby notified that a aull baa b .e n brought agalnet you In lh « C ircuit Court. In and for Hemlnvl* County, Florida, In Chancery, entitled Chart** M, Utldln and Anil* Hiroud Oal din. hla wlf*. Plaintiff*, v*. Martha J. Whit*, at •>. *>•fandanta. and you. and **«h *>f you. era required to file jrutjr ftnswsp to the FUlntlffU com plain t wltto the Clerk o f the C ircuit Court, and ear*# upon Plaintiff*, or Plaintiff* Attorney. Karlyle Huutholder, who** addreaa I# P O bo1 dto. Hanford, Florida, a copy •»f oald anewor. on <>r before January J .lh , lld t, and If you fall lo do <". a decree p rcanfaeao will b* agalnet you end oocti of you fur the rellof demand* I •» **!d Complaint. Th# nature o f thle eolt *• to quiet the title u> -he *•»"» d-a.-rtio l land* In th» I'lalutiff*, herelaabuve named. W linee* my hand end eeal nf eald Court, at Hinfofd. Seminole cou nty. Plorlda. thta llt h day o f DocamSer. :»**■ (HEAL) . Arthur II. »*• kwlt J rII) : dlartha T. Vlhl*« Deputy Clerk K arlyla Huu.bulder A ttorney for FlalnulfJ. P. O. B o s M* Sanfard. T la. Pu bllth Dac It, IT, !><» * Jan 1. IS l»<t c m *-:* fla p broken, $11*. ph. 3434711 Legal Notice Z. Nstkos • $71; or m-mm. FURN. Apt 2900 MeUouvDte. Homai in all price brackets, liberal financing. We have APT. 990 k up. Surplua City. and reserves Ike right to re­ a 4 BR. 3 bath at 913,70ft17. Mute Help Wsntsd BENT A BED vive or reject any advertise$400 down, $■ mouth pa RsTaway, Hospital 4 Baby ■ant from what ordered to 18. Hslp Wanted an. Buy now and get Home­ Beds. ■eaten te tke polictea el tkia 19. Situations Wanted stead exemptioa ef $5,900. By Day, Week, or Month Choose your own decora* 20. Babysitters Ph. FA 2-3191 111 W. lit St 21. Beauty Salons CARROLL'S FURNITURE 22. Build - Faint - Repair ON YOUR LOT 2-BDRM. ho— , kit equipped. 28. Buildinff Mutsrtuls 917 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920 Your plana o r ours. A plate package 24. Etectricsl Sorvicsu alter 9 p*a. financial. No down payment ■ t e (fee b n t t « t i 25. Plumbins Aon less JOSEPH MIKLER. alto known required. Come out today F U R N I S H E D Apartment ea JOE MIKLER, 26. Radio ft Television IM ciu id. Cteau and close la. Jlauaie and talk tt over with Mr. 27. Apodal Services m n nwnca LeatherJury. Cowan. 2224019. N olle* la karabr attaa that 28. Luundry Service 20th St te Upaala Rd. tfea on dtralen td w ill, on tha WE L A X A APARTMENTS: ft tun North at Church t l lh day o f January. A. D. 29. Autoaofcik Bonricn SMI. p r t f .n l to tke H onorable Rooms private hatha, 114 County Judg* or atmtnola 29A. Auto Accessories W. First ftt LMN Enterprises, 12. Rnnl lutein For Sain County. Florida, kla final re (e r e . a ccou nt s a l ▼*n«b*ra. SO. Mschhwry • Tools Mr. Laatharbury - 222-2744 1 BR. Ho— , kftcheu equip­ aa E saeuter o f Ika Eataia o f 81. Poultry - Live stock Or JOSEPH MIKLER. a lto known ped. FA 94059. ea -JOB MIKLER, dccaaicd. 81A. Pots Mr. Farguaou - TK S4911 e id at la id t in t , than end Room Fun. Apt. First fa ir * , m ake application te the 82. Flowers • Shrubs Property Managninent BEDROOM, I bate. Kit­ floor. Cl— to town. 140 mo. eald Judaa fo r a final acttU - S3. Furniture ft Saks Broker chen equipped. Owner be­ mant o f hla adm lnlitratloa FA 3-4301. o f oald **tato. and fo r oa o r ­ 84. Articles Tor Sals tel transferred. Moat aaO. der d lech ereta c *lna ae each 84*A Swap or FA 34M0. 4 BE., 1 bates, kit equip, E xfoutor. central air eond , lake pri­ Dated tkla the l*th day of 88. Articles Wasted Often for your aoloetion 5 ACRES orange grove, plus Dncambor, A. P. ISIS. 88. Automobiles - Trueka vileges. Woodcrful area far 3 Bedroom bouse on Up­ those Beautiful Z, 3, ft 4 JOSEPH MIKLER. JR. children. 9190 mo. 121 Lake A* E xtcu tor o f the Estate Bedroom S6*A Anton Wanted aala Road. For particulars of Minnie Dr., Park Ridge, ean 3574292, Eustls, 91a. JOSEPH MIKLER. e / k / e 87. Boats - Motors 322-7021. JOB MIKLER Docaatcd. OTEKSTROM. DAVIS * Mc I n t o s h A ttorney* fo r Exacutor F o il O fflc* Drawer IMS Sanford. Florida JS7T1 PublUh Dec. IS, }*, ST, 1VCI ft Jan. S. 11(1. ODP-13 Im white te m li , M wha., t e r n 12. Huai Estate For Bolt Furn. Apt Cl— HL Apt. 4. $39 Mo. 4F7H W. l i t PERMANENT V m Special POODLE Clipping $6. Besott39% aff regular t r i m Ad tto” white toy miniature 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., WANTED. Advanced H a i r fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ Stylist Eva • Bess Beauty lando Rd., Sunland. Shop, 105 E. 2nd. You eaa find anything you ■aad advertised In the Her­ ald Classified. 4-door **daa, air cenditioatd. pow­ er ate*ring, V-8 engine, automatic transmlMion. 1959 RUICK U Sabre pleasied to announqe hardtop the opening of their new 1982 DODGE Custom office, January 2, at 150 3-doer kardtep. Real sharp! 2565 PARK DRIVE 1960 CHEVY. Impala We invite all o f our friends and customers to visit us soon in our new office, and on behalf of the very happy New Year. Herb Stenstrom Car Buys 1962 DODGE 330 Realty entire staff, best wishes for N E W & USED IN T O W N ! Stenstrom I Best.. 2-door hardtop, V-| M e te *, aatematto traaeariaaton, A bargain at •aly.............. 1095 *2095 *1595 1956 FORD 4 Dr. V-8 ...... 1958 FORD Convertible ____ MANY OTHERS AT — a Seminole County Motors 1801 WEST FIRST ST. PH. FA 2-0614 4 sip �SEMINOLE COUNTY Country Club Road Of LOCH ARBOR While yon are out driving thl* week-end, tik e this page with you. The map thorc will assist you in locating some More in 1964 — seems to bo the theme o f the advertising end the general outlook early in the new year. And our local builders are cer­ tainly In tune with the idea, giving you the ’ ’most for your money” in the new homes they are building. Items which formerly were “ ex­ tra*” or “ options'* are now stan­ dard equipment-part o f the pack­ age! For Instance, all the new homes in Ravenna Park have central duct heating. This makes every room in the house warm and comfortable, even during our chilly snaps this time o f year. Another home was sold in Ravenna Park this past week, but models are open for your inspection at 411 and 416 Tangelo Drive. See them this weekend. In nearby Idyllwilde, another “ Home o f Distinction’’ is almost finished at 110 Idyllwilde Drive. Our Seminole County builders nation. In the homes open and on I s p l a y In Kingswood Builders’ Greenbrier of Loch Arbor, several kitchens have black walnut cabinets which put the final touch to a really beautiful kitchen. In quiet, treeshaded Greenbriar, homes a n avail­ able at 100, 107,108, and 109 Highland Court. Back with us this week is Caval­ cade o f Homes. They now have twelve model homes ready to show ■you. A salesman will be on the pre­ mises all this weekend, so see them oh your tour of homes. They're lo­ cated on SR 427 between Lake Mary and Longwood, on the old Dixie Highway. See all these homes and select yours — you’ll agree that for your dollar you’re getting much m o re i n ’64. ■ if r 12 Exciting Model* 3 6 4 Bedroom* — 2 Bath* ----- - FROM $13,500 ------FHA and Conventional Financing • No Closing Coots • YA — No Down Peymsnl • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY • Central Heat A A b Conditioning • Built la Kitchen Equipment • Beaut Ifni High A Dry taafcm psd Lota • Sidewalks • Street Lights • Sewer A Water SALES REPRESENTATIVES On Duty 10 m. m. till 5 p. m. PHONES: • f Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real oatdte. Take a circle tour and see them all, yon may find Jnat what yon are looking for in the way of a home. / Cavalcade of all realist that the kitchen Is a cen­ ter o f Interest In the modern home, and feature completely equipped electric kitchens designed with ima- 838-2319 Oakland Estates, Inc. to Ed­ Chib Heights, $10,100. Wilmar W. Potter Ca., Inc. ward D. Tlmoney at ux, Oak­ other causes, ao go easy be­ to John X. Anderson Jr. at ux, land Estates, $18,000. fore you begin planing on a Orlando Federal Savings ft Druid Bills Park, $33,000. course of action. Loan to Richard L. Schmlts at VBA to Thomas D. Her­ ux, Lake Wood swells In summer, ao Harriet Estates, m an at ux, Easthraok, $11,$11,300. If your door la sticking during SOfc Knox - Florida Development tha winter—whan heat la on FHA to Paul Edward Kean Corp. to Melvyn A. Gibson et and th* wood la dry—you can at ux, Oakland Hills, $7,850. ux, Harmony Homes, $10,000. ba certain that there are other Ctareload Nani at ux to La- Elmar L. Helms at ux to causes. Roy Naal at ax. Harmony Cbarlts B. Sapp et ux, Town Even in tha summer, taka It Homos, $9,800. A Country Estate*, $17,600. easy with ths plan*. Look for Wad# Development Carp, to L. M. N. Enterprises, Inc. to some other method of freeing Nail L. Parker at ux, Tangla- James D. Fox et ux, Cryatol th* door or you’ll find your­ wood, $13,500. Lake Park, $11,100. self with a door that breexea Mollia Littky at si to Eu­ Agreements For Deeds coma right through during gene T. Edwards at ux, Long- Charles B. Gatlin et al to cooler weather. wood Hllla, $3,600. Thomas J. Watkins st ux, 8ec. Planing is seldom required, Knox-Florida Davalopmant 33-20-32, $7,250. although It la resorted to, too FHA to Joseph A. Finley et Corp. to Fannie Mas Waler at Nell* E. Eastnbrook to John­ often. al, Lincoln Heights, $9,000. ux, Woodman Park, $3,000. nie Marks et ux, Celery Ave. Most trouble can be traced FHA to Norman C. Blanks Knox • Florida Development Add., $7,000. to hinge problems. Either tho at ux. Woodmen Park, $8,660. Corp. to Andrew J. Rainey Jr. Frederick W. Hobbs Jr. to hinge Is loose—or It wasn't Boreas Jlmanes at ux to •t ax, Harmony Homes, $11,- Richard C. Pudmore et ux, Sec. mounted properly. Get your­ 600. Earl Higginbotham, Smith’s 26-21-30, $10,400. self a screw driver, open tha FHA to Jamas J. Dram at S. II. DeeMarals et ux to door wide and try each screw. ■/D„ $U00. Albert M. Green* et ux to ux, Wynnewood, $0,060. Percy Tindull et ux, Temple Uso n screw driver with a Eleanor 8torn, Queen’s Mir­ Samuel W. Thurmond *t Terrace, $7,500. ror South, $9,600. us to Robert H. Powell at ux, William II. Martin et ux to Pan American Life Insur­ Arthur Holliday at ux to Plnehurat, $13,000. Mary Barkley, See. 16-21-31, ance Co. vs. John D. Hudson et Joseph E. Hammertley at ux, Cora J. Brown to Lee E. $6,300. nl, mtg. forecL Qoehrlng at ux, S a n f o r d Orkland Hllla, $6,280. Prudentlul Insurance Co. Ve. Sulla Filed Edward E. Green, axes, of Heights, $8,000. Overstreet l.nnd Co. vs. P. William J. Hendrix et ux, mlg. oatato of Irma T. Green, de­ FHA to Edward L. Dennis Dodge Shephert st al, suit to fcl. ceased, to Frank Argentina at *t ux, North Chuluota, $7,600. quiet title. Final Divert* Decree* ux, Oak Ridge Park 8/D, $7,- First Federal 8avlngs ft North Orlando Co. vs. Ber­ Howard Tuck vs. Myrtle L. Loan to Gerard P. Donovun et nard G, King et ux, mtg. Turk. 000. Albert E. Fisher et ux to ux, klelody Acres, $11,000. fcl. Claudette O'Dell Small vs. Robert L. Watts at ux, Brat­ FHA to Roy Lee Kanrlker Florid* Mortgage k Sccur Edward Harrison Small Sr. et ux. Country Club Manor, ton Woods, $6,400. Ity Co. va. Fred L. Wall at al, Edna Earl Davis vs. Johnnie Pint Federal Savings A $7,000. mtg. fcl. B. Davis. Loan Assn, of Orlando to Av­ FUA to Darvls C. Heath et ert! J. Robertson. LUtlo Wek- ux, North Chuluota, $7,600. Iwo Estates, $0,000. Ward llicks, Inc. to Douglas First Federal Savings ft W, Morell et ux, Eastbrook, Loan Assn, of Orlando to Gar- $17,000. ard H. Marola at ux, Prairl* American Federal of Or­ Lake Manors, $10,600. lando to James D. Wood et al, Richard A. Frank Jr. at ux Bear Lake Manor, $11,200. to Cecil Keith Abney et ux, Dorothy I- llolander to WIIPlnehurat, $10,600. mer Totter Co., Inc., Druid Oakland Estates, Inc. to Hills Park, $3,500. M O V I N G AND S T O R A G E CO ., INC. Georg* E. Clegg Jr. et ux, American Federal Savings A FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 Oakland Estates, $16,600. Loan Assn. to Charles L. Ksnncth W. Burks at ux to Npanor et al, Queen's Mirror 5 0 4 C oley Avo. S a n f o r d , Fla Ronald R. Richards, Country South, $11,200. largo blade and tighten any pier* of thin cardboard be­ screw that seems to bo loos*. hind and rcplaea the acrewa. It doesn’t taka muck sagging Hang the door. If on# piece to make a door bind and of cardboard Isn't enough, try tightening up the hinges may another. free ths door. Shimming wilt also taka Frequent tightening often care of a door that won’t clone leaven the wood so torn up easily became the hinge haa that screws won’t grip any­ been mortiaed too deeply. more. If a larger screw won’t If all elaa fella, you will work or won’t fit, fill tho hole hava to plana or nand the door. with a woden plug or plaatle Do thla cautiously. If binding wood. If you uso a plug, dip It occur* at the top, look for the In glue first. Allow plastic point that makes contact and fillers’to harden then drill a aand this spot lightly. If that starter hole. doein’t work, plane the ana. If tightening doesn’t work, When planing the top or you will have to examine the bottom of a door, plan* from door elotely to determine the the outside to the center to exact point of binding. avoid splintering the edge. Binding at top can often bo If door Is too wide, remove cured by ehlmming the hinge and do the planing on the at top—Inserting a thin layer hinge side so that the lock of cardboard between the won’t be affected. You may hinge and the wood of the hava to deepen the mortis* for door Jamb. Binding that oc­ the hinge before hanging tho curs at the bottom of the door door ngain. ran lie cured with a shim be­ hind the bottom hinge. In Colombian cities, house Remove the hinge pin and lift off the door. Then unscrew numbers tell how many ma­ the leuf of the hinge that la ters tha building Is from the on the door Jamh. Insert a corner. or 838-5059 If you hove homes, acreage, groves or rentals — and would like to advertise on our weekly Tour Of Homes and Real Estate Page — Enjoy 1964 Treat Yourself to the extra comfort and convenience of a fine new Home — A Community of Homes M O V I N G ? This attractive 8 bedroom, 2 bath home, o f eontemporary design, is now available for occupancy. This home features a fully equipped G-E built-in kitchen, central duct heating system with air conditioning easily added. Quality constructed, this home ran be purchased under VA, FHA, or Conventional financing! 411 TANGELO DRIVE If your present home is too small, consider this spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath residence of modem design. The home includes a separate dining room, and n laundry room. Among the many qunlity extras are central duct heating and fully several gorgeous homes for you to see — in equipped built-in kitchen. Han to see it this weekendI OF 416 TANGELO DRIVE LO C H ARBOR and two nearly complete in Sanford's Grove M anor SEB THEM — THEY’RE IN TWO OF CENTRAL FLORIDA’S BETTER LOCATIONS! ivomakoh COMPANY*'1101^ Custom Building Our Specialty ' General Office 211 W. 26th St. Sale* Office PA 2-7495 CALL US TODAYI FHA, FIIA-IN-SERVICE, VA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FA 2-3103 MODERN KITCHENS BY WILLIAM 8. BRUMLEY JR. P. O. BOX 1599 . J t ( p . r “ r (L — - t BYRON M. LEACH SEE US FOR REMODELING F.\ 2 8071 reneralO STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS FA 2-2420 electric �/ / * / 9 Zip Code 32771 I WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Tuesday; high today 74-78; low tonight In 60a. VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., JANUARY 6, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 98 Lake Ada Site Test Shows Soil Suitable (Ed N#4#: This b the first Local leaders stepped out of tww articles oa Scmhsole ahead of the Orange people Canty's tww yrsg su d state by having enabling legislation ■Diversity sites. Tba steswd approved by the 1963 Legisla­ trill discuss the Eeeeloek- ture. This permitted the Semi­ hatebee River site aad win nole County Commission to appear hi Tuesday’s Her­ present to all county electors last November a referendum ald.) asking approval tor a special By Fred Vaa Felt election for freeholder*. Th# electorate approved. ^ e t o * * Now, should th# Board of Control (elect a Semiaol# By Jetton 8Ue * l w County site the County Com­ Drive carefully! The young­ mission can immedhely set a ster* are back in tchool today. | special election for freehold• e e era only asking for approval We mentioned the other day ot an ad valorem tax to raise funds necessary tor purchase that quite a few parents were Booming Seminole County of Und. For approval of this will get a healthy “ shot in upset because o f the delay la Issue, 50 per cent o f the regis­ the arm’’ Friday should the the opening o f the English tered freeholders must vote Slat# Board of Control select Estates (School which would and So per cent of those vot­ the Lake Ads site or the tellers South Seminole Ele­ ing plus one must agree. Econlockhatchee River site tJ I £ i for the proposed East Central mentary and eliminate double Thia puls Seminole County 'N IC . Florida university. in a decidedly advantageous sessions for both schools. Three sites continue In the position since Orange County We hasten to add that no-| running—Bluestone, 12 miles l allcd to take thia step. Should body was more upset tti south o f Orlando in Orange Bluestone be selected, Orange Seminole County school offi­ County, and Lake Ada and County must wait until tha Econlockhatchee In this coun­ cials. It threw many o f their 1963 Legislature to gain ap­ ty. Board of Control members plans for today out o f (he proval to proceed. have promised a decision at window. Board of Control members their meeting Friday at Tails It was just one o f those have said that they want to hassee. (This writer will be things. If you're ever built a tave all In readiness to ask there to report the decision home or constructed a build­ be 1963 Legislature for bulld­ in The Herald.) og funds and hope to have ing you know what we mean, s e e Local leaders who have been the university In operation by working long and hard In ef­ 1968. Ran Into Bill and Gladys forts to induce the State The Lake Ada site has na­ Hofmann the other afternoon Board to select a Seminole at Seminole Plaza. BUI, who A. B. PETERSON Sr., tural drainage. Bluestone, U site feel they hold several formerly operated an automomember of the Semi­ has been pointed out, is near f advantages over their Orange tire electric service In Sanford nole County Hospital the Martin Company plant, counterparts. fo r many years and is now Hoard for more thnn 25 which spent approximately 61 Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, million for a drainage system. with RCA, was— with his wife years anti its chairman executive director of the Thppcrware, also near Is said — tending the grandchildren. Mince 1055, has been re­ to have spent a large sum Uoard of Control, and Jack We recall the fact that Bill U'-l appointed to the board for drainage. This would not Sutton, Board research ana was once a top-notch magi*1 by Gov, Farris Bryant. be necessary at Lake Ada. lysl, pointed out at the group's elan. We can remember when Dec. 23 meeting at the May. Originally proposed by the he used to eV** personal per(air Inn here that First Re City Commission of Sanford, formanees-VMdjfOTji^ones, toe search Corporation, Miami, In which laid most of the ground —at theatres in this a rch v -re 4 Us studies of the originally work for the County Commis­ • e e offered 23 sites in sis coun­ sion's presentation to the Here's some facts you should ties, summed up Its report State, Lake Ada U of such or should not know: Driving with the statement “ the uni proximity to the City that City south on U. 8. 17*02 from veraity should be placed In Commissioner* have promised » French Avenue to Semlnola Seminole County. to annex the approximate 1,* Boulevard last Friday after­ 200 acres to th* City. noon wo counted 38(1 rehiclea LAJ The Lake Ada ait* It bound­ Two Navy airmen Friday proceeding northward. ed on the east by Highway • • • Thie morning as we drove flew a twin-jet A-5A Vigi 17-99, on the south by Lak# northward on U. S. 17*02 from poses to annex the property and then provido full municipal LAKE ADA SITE proffered for the proposed four-year de­ lante attack bomber acrosa Mary Boulevard, on th# west Semlnola Boulevard to French services for tho school. gree-granting state university for East Central Florida is out­ the Atlantic Ocean from San­ by th# ACL Railroad and on Avenue we observed 114 ve­ lined on this map. If this site is selected, City of Sanford pro­ ford to Rota, Spain, placing the north by Semlnol# High hicles heading south. And this School. It Is within three miles the aircraft In position to sup­ was at 0:30 a. m. at Interstate 4. County Com­ s e e HOLLYWOOD (U P I)—The port tha United States Sixth missioners are confident that e top box office star In the Dropped into visit the Doug­ Fleet nine hours and 42 min should tha university be plac­ movies for the second straight ulcs after take off from San ed there, the federal govern­ las Stenstrom's Sunday afteryeur la Doris Day, according ford. noon. Douglas, chairman o f ment will agree to an intecto tho :12ml annual poll of the Chamber of Commerce’s The two airmen, LL Gera It change at 1-4 and Lake Mary tit* nation’s theater owners. 31. Ryan, pilot, and hi* bom­ Boulevard, which street al­ university site committee, was just leaving to attend a meet­ bardier-navigator, LL (j gl ready Is slated for major Im­ ing o f the committee. George F. Schneider, flew to provement*. MIAMI (U PI) — Ten per (he attack carrier USS Inde­ “ Can wo mention that the Fire destroyed or damaged men, who controlled tho blaze They had been in this status The City of Sanford has committee met this after­ Th ay set previously hut had voted homes In the Sanford from spreading to nearby sons were killed on the stnte' pendence Saturday morning, promised, with annexation and residences, said the (ire ap­ highways over the weekend completing a successful ferry construction of th# university noon 7" we Inquired. ent ask! over the weekend. themselves out o( it. parently started from a floor Including several pedestrians flight to replace an aircraft at Lake Ada, to build a new “ It would be better to any Intel several _ ____ Milk Commission Chairman A five-room frame real- furnace. Loss, covered by in­ and an elderly couple in that we’re meeting continu­ 1961“ -Florida milt pricing damaged to a deck handling Are station there, a boaster 20oS Magnolia Ave- surance, was estimated at 66, two-car accident near Lake ously," he answered. He point­ regulations for the Pensacola Charles O. Andrews Jr., said incident aboard tha lndcpend plant for water service, a Everett Craft, 500. In Orlando, that he had not booster plant for sewerage land. ed out that the committee also area. enco. was destroyed. met Thursday, Friday and received word on (ho ruling Fire Chief Mack N. Cleve­ The regulations were chal­ The Vigilante departed San service and otherwise provide 8aturday. The group is pre­ lenged by the Polar Ice and said he would reserve Mary Volunteer fire- land reported fire razed a ford at 1:13 a.m., refueled municipal services. A Board of Control spokes­ NEW YORK lU P I)—The from an A-3B Skywarrinr air­ paring maps, photos, charts Cream k Creamery Co. of comment until he had an op­ residence at toon West 15th Street owned by Eva^Williams natlon’a second largest tobsc craft of Sanford's Heavy At­ man said here Dee. 33, that and what have you In prepara­ Pensacola. portunity to study the full ami occupied by Bertha Dix co firm announced Sunday it tack Squadron Eleven be­ he believed the Board mem­ tion for Frklay'a meeting of They were issued by the opinion. on. Tiie Chief said the Dixon would issue a new brand of tween Bermuda and the Azor bers would not make a de­ the State Board o f Control In Florida Milk Commisaion af­ Today's 9 to 0 opinion, writ­ woman barely managed to filter-tip clgarattea willi the cs Islands, atopped briefly at finite decision Friday but Tallahassee. ter producers in the Pensa­ ten by- Justice Byron It. • e e save her two children. Fire tar and nlcotlno content listed the Naval Air Facility In the rather would make choices of cola area had voted to again White, said that “ under prior No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3. This, was caused by the explosion cn each package. By the way, did you notice place themselves under the cases in this court dealing Azores and arrived in Rota at he said, would save the coun­ of a kerosene heater. the Orange County sit# com c o m m I s sion's jurisdiction. with state regulation of Use 12:56 p.m. (EST). WASHINGTON (DPI) ties money on soli boring mittee's latest indirect pitch milk industry the Florida law Firemen did save the resi­ Friday the Independence Sen. Harry Goldwater says as applied in this case cannot fur the university? N o w TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — w a • in port at Cannes tests, which run from 69.000 that if he were president he dence next door at 1G03 West to 610,000 each. In other withstand attack based upon they’re talking about coming would renounce the nuclear 15th Street, owned by Eva Statu Rep. Fred Karl of Day France. Otherwise, the air­ words, a test would be run the commerce clause.’ ’ up with a 60,000 seat stadium test ban treaty should it ap­ Williams and occupied by ton* Beach said today he has craft could have proceeded on No. 1. If No. 1 were not Under the regulations, Polar if the proposed East Central pear “ to be to our advantage Booker T. Rouse. The blaze arranged for a meeting in Or directly from the Azores to suitable, then on No. 2 would was required to accept its singed the side of this house. lando Jan. 13 to discuss joint the carrier, completing the Florida University is located to test in the atmosphere." total supply for Class 1 milk, Small damage was caused dvbatea by Democratic can- replacement Journey In less be next; then No. 3, If neces­ in Orange County. Goldwater, who announced 11 sary. aside (ruin that going to mili­ by (ire started by a defective didutes for governor. Now what would Orange Frank D. Brclim, a resident than 10 hours. Friday his candidacy for the But, local leaders have an chimney this morning In a County do with a 60,000 seat o f Union Park, rust o f Or­ tary bases, from designated! The flight demonstrated the ace-lnthc-hole" on this ques­ Republican presidential nomi­ Pensacola producers at a fix­ building owned by Geneva lando, was apprehended by stadium? speed with which units of tion, too. In its planning for nation, also says he would Lacy at 1213 West goth Street. We understand they asked Oviedo Constable George Kel­ ed price. It was obligated to i NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) - Heavy Attack Wing One can water expansion for Sanford, use the threat of breaking off the University of Florida to sey after his automobile was take all milk the producers Tho situation In Cyprus grew reinforco aircraft carriers de­ the City ran soil boring tebts diplomatic relations with Rus­ play one game there each sea involved in two incidenta Sun­ offered. tens., uguin t o d a y with a c ­ ployed to the Mediterranean and found “ the land 'more sia as a bargaining weapon Polar had said the require-j son but Gator official* turned day night. in the cold war. cusations by the is la n d 's Tur­ or elsewhere. It also demon­ than good’ for construction." Elected illustrious potentate it down. Florida plays a co o Shortly after 6 p. m. Brehm’a ments kept the company from The Arizona corner, alive, kish le a d e r that Greek Cyp­ strates Hie versatility of these It was learned that thia (act milk more , cheaply of Bahia Temple of Shriners pie of its home game* in Jack- auto reportedly struck a car, buying „ still on crutches from an ope­ riots plan a “ g e n e r a l m a s­ attack bombers which can already haa been forwarded aonville each s e a s o n and driven by T. E. Partin on SR last Friday evening at Or­ ration on his right heel, made sacre on a la r g e r K a l e than operate either as bomber air­ to the Board o( Control. they’re in no mood to move 426 near Oviedo. After collidCU“ 1 ,0 “ tor «“ »• lando, Harold II. Kastner, own­ the statements Sunday in a craft or as refueling tankers. Collection of county real before." There are about five lake* anymore of their home affairs ing with Partin's ear, llrehm's sumption rather than for wide-ranging television inter­ and personal property taxes This refueling system Is within Lie Lake Ada Site. manufacturing into dairy pro er of the Sanford produce away from the Gainesville auto, according to the report. view. known as “ Buddy" refueling. There are 28 property owners totaled 71 per cent as of Dec. ducU. firm o f Harold it. Kustnor campus. proceeded into the Black Ham ______________ Goldwater defended h:s Sen­ 31. John Galloway, county tax NEW PORT B E A C H , Ono attack aircraft refueli altogether. It has been said 1Company, will he guest of ate vote against the tr-t ban collector, mock Swamp and allcgdly I announced t h i s Calif. (UPI) — Multimillion­ his “ Buddy" to provide extra five or more homes tn the |honor at n meeting of the San- treaty as “ a sound one"and morning. Had a visit from A. C. Mad* struck William T. Minter who \ / i aire William A. Ilarthobinme, range. Oa the next flight the area are more than suitable I V e t e r a n C e n s u s ' ford Shrine Club Jan. 2.*1 ut said he still thought t-’ie part den the other day. Seems that . a . ri di nghome. Collections total $2,017,931 wlio umassed a fortune in oil, tanker rnuld also serve as a as residences for faculty ■Mayfair Inn. was "of no advantage tu the of the current tax roll of $2.- mining und cattle, was atab- j bomber, A. C., u retired postal em­ Hrehm'a car continued some member*. Kastner is a charter mem- United States." Asked if he, 839,962. The 1962 tax roil to­ bed to death with a butcher ploye, is concerned about the 8(H) feet into the swamp befur Approximately $200,000 has The Campbcll-Losiing Port |,«r o f Bahia Temple, founded as president, would renounce taled $2,770,057, lack of interest in his favor­ it was halted by thiek brush. been allocated by the state for knife Sunday in his palatial It, he replied: ite pastime—chess. Madden William II. Henderson, 56. 53 o f the American Legion 11„ |055. preliminary studies for tho Galloway said taxpayers bayfri>nt home. “ If it appeared to he to our says sometimes only two or also o f Union Park, waa tre a u j'viU m«ct ," r • r0IMt Police Chief Roy (J. Wll din university construction when will receive a two per cent three chess players turn out ed for cuts and abrasions at ,ll’r u* ‘ tonight at the Anieri-1limns will be installed ns pres- advantage to test in the at­ discount for payment this a site is selected. fur the local club's weekly Seminoie Memorial Hospital j ‘ *n Region Hut, .loUd Orlando ident to succeed himself ut the mosphere, yes, I would do it." month und one per cent in |,,r- f l a w i n g the dinner the j.Sanford 8hrine Club dinner. meeting. If you’re interested befor# being released. ’ ; i February. Payments will be State Highway Trooper Bill i regular business aes- meeting Jun. 23. in the game get in touch with net in March hut penalties Seminole County’* Junior Rob Rt-saurcr, administrator Stringfield also investigated I ■•w wiU b® ™n««ueted. Other Shrine Club officers Madden. will be added after April 1. • e * o f Seminole Memorial Hos­ Miss will be crowned during and reported today that Brehm During the business session. |to be installed at pital and a member of thu a hootenanny next Monday, at ____ i offierr* stated, the member Itobh, vice president; Ralph Hail u call at midnight Fri­ la being held in tha Seminole Metropolitan Telephone Com­ the Meiodcu Skating Rink, ac day night from a Sanford res­ County jail and has been j *^"l* Wl" discuse the most rc- Wight, second vice piesiilent:' Razing of the Florida Hotel mittee o f the Seminole Coun­ cording tu the county’s 1961 ident who stated that we had charged with intoxication. Ic*nt information concerning !L C. Whitmire, areratary, and at I’nrk Avenue and Second Former Mayor Earl Hig­ ‘ * Census which Al Skinner, treasurer. ty Chamber of Commerce, March of Dunes officials. better be glad we have trucks Stringfield also said that he 'the "\ cterans Street wan commenced this AH proceeds will go to the ginbotham again will be seat­ A meeting of the Geneva will address the Sanford that use First Street. is continuing his Investigation!*"1 Uk,n ,n '*ur*j morning. county* SI arch of Dimes cam­ ed on thu City Commission in We mentioned in Friday’s into the incidents with assistThu site will be used as a Citizens Association will be Lions Club at ita weekly paign. The program will fca a special meeting Tuesday column that we'd had a couple ance of the Seminole County |parking lot by Sanford At­ held at 8 p m. Tuesday in the luncheon meeting Tuesday at lure a performance by the night. He defeatgd Mayor the Capri Restaurant. Community Hall for the pur­ of calls mentioning the fact Sheriff's Department and Con­ lantic National Bank fur the Starlight Promenaders Square Thomas S. McDonald in the Besserer will apeak on the that trucks use First Street stable Kelsey. present, with a new hanking pose ot electing gew officers Danco Club. All local musical November election. for the 1964 year. advantagea of the proposed in the downtown area deapite John Alexander and J ||. - facility to ho erected th e r e talent Is urged to enter. The five Commissioners then All members of the associa­ metropolitan system which the numerous signs against it. Van Hoy, Seminole County I ut a lutor date, Winners in the entertain will elect one among them­ tion are urged to attend this Our first callers suggested Southern Bell subscribers will Twelfth annual Sanford p o ­ members, will attend a meet­ ment portion of the program selves as mayor for the ensu­ important meeting that either the signs b# re­ licemen's ball will be held at ing of the East Central Flor­ have a chance to approve dur­ will receive trophies and in ing year. moved or the lew be enforced. 9 p.m. Saturday at Mayfair ida Regional Planning Coun­ ing the latter part of Janu­ vltations to perform at the Commission also wiU name Our Friday night caller said ary. TARPON SPRINGS ( Ur i ) The Chief Petty Officers' Inn. Dancing will be to the cil Jan. 15 at Orlando. Florida Heart Fund hooten an acting city manager (or the that aven if a big rig takes op Wives Club will sponsor the I mu* ic o f ," u A llm a n and his Resolutions of Change and —Splashing youths nnka their County grand jury was Mat­ anny tu be held in February balance of the week. City four or five parking spaces at showing of a film entitled. orchestra. Seminole Counties relative to annual dive for a cross today ed this morning by Circuit at Orlando-Seminole Fronton Manager W. E. Knowles wilt least it fills up some o f the "The Effect of Polio on UnI’dkemen and their wives a metropolitan planning coun- in this sponge fishing town's Judge Volic MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — A. Williams. Individuals or groups de­ bo in Tallahassee to attend empty stalls. What do you horn C h ildren '' tt 10 a. » . , will attend * auppcrmc*tiiig •cil to meet federal require- colorful observance of epiph­ Court attaches reported the Veteran fight manager Frank siring to enter the talent show the Board of Cootroi meeting think? Tueaday, at the USO. I this evening at th* Police ments will be discussed, any. The Greek Orthodox rite session was to Investigate an Bachman d ied here last night are asked to contact the pro­ Friday, when a alto vs to be • • • The public is iuwU'd. Collet i Reiiuvolefit Asa-wiation build- Council ofticer* will lie elect •|commemorates the baptism ot alleged South Seminole County ! shortly after returning from gram chairman. Mra. Pat named for the new East C*n« That's it for today! rape can#. * [cd. , |Newt York. |ChrisL will be served. tog. > tUnuboUinu, 322-71W. tral Florida university. J A m wA Vigilante Flies To Spain From Sanford Base Top Star Sanford Area State M ilk Pricing Reoulations Voided omes Hit By Fire 10 Killed ‘Poisons’ Listed Goldwater Gives Mis Position Debate Meeting Car Owner Held After Accidents . New Shrine Head To Be Honored New Threat Collection Of County Toxes At 71 PerCent Millionaire Slam To Be Discussed Florida Hotel Razing Begun Police Ball Tc Be Saturday Wives To Sponsor Film Showing Lions To Hear Besserer Talk Geneva Group Meets Tuesday Two Going To Board Session Dive Tocluy Grund Jury Seated Manager Dies ' March 01 Dimes Program Slated Council To Seat Vtaqinbolham � 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, January 03, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 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>, January 03, 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/196e922f6322e71080a7f00ec885ff47.pdf 8c754e2bc568aed7390924ea66f1d838 PDF Text Text )UR of HOMES SEMINOLE COUNTY Country Glut Road ORBKBftXAft of LOCH ARBOP. / ______ ------ While you a n out driving this week-end, take this page with |OMi Ilia map above wiR assist yon in locating mmt of Saaford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find fart what you are looking for in the way of a home. Mon in 1664 — seems to be tha theme of the advertising end the genera] outlook early in the new year. And our local builders a n cer­ tainly hi tuna with tha idea, giving you the "most for your money" hi the new homes they are building. Items which formerly w en "ex­ tras" or "options" are now stan­ dard equipment—part o f the pack­ age! For instance, ail the new homes in Ravenna Park have central duct heating. This makes every room in the house warm and comfortable, even during our chilly snaps this time of year. Another home was sold in Ravenna Park this past weak, but models are open for your inspection at 411 and 416 Tangelo Drive. See them this weekend. In nearby Idyltwilde, another "Home of Distinction" is almost finished at 110 Idyllwilde Drive. Our Seminole County builders Cavalcade of if 12 Exciting Model* ^ o i m l r u 2 ft 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths Cluh i J U 'U l l 'l 0- — F R O M $13,500 ------- FHA and Coaventlonal Ftnaadag • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY SALES REPRESENTATIVES On Duty 10 a. m. tiU 5 p. m. PHONES: 838-2319 or 838-5059 Br Mr. Pis N m fip w EaUrprls* Assn. A sticking door is a typa of trouble with which nearly araryona has to contend. Folks usually btarns the trouble on ■welling wood, but there nra other cautea, so go easy befora you begin planing on a course of action. Wood swells in summer, so if your door ia sticking during tha winter—when heat Is on and tha wood is dry—you can bs certain that there are other eauiei. Even in the summer, take It easy with tha plane. Look for some other method of freeing the door or you’ll find your­ self with a door that breeaea rams right through during cooler weather. Planing la seldom required, although it la resorted to, too often. Moit trouble can be traced to hinge problems. Either tho hinge is loose—or It wasn’t mounted properly. Get your­ self a screw driver, open the door wide and try each screw. Usu a screw driver with a Orlando Federal Savings A Loan to Richard I- Sehmltn ft ux, Lsks Harriet Estates, 911300. Knox - Florida Devslopment Thasdsw V. Picks et nx to FHA to Pant Edward Keen Corp. to Melvyn A. Gibson et Khrk K. Pistol to nx, Wsath- to ux, Oakland Hills, 97390. us, Harmony Homes, 910,000. mflatd, 99309. Cleveland Neal et ux to Le- Elmer L. Helms st us to 3. K Footer to as to Frank Roy Neal to ux. Harmony Charles B. Sapp et us. Town L MsCs m hh to ax, Country Homes, 99300. A Country Estate*, 917300. DM Mamsr. 610,100. Wads Dsvslopsnent Corp. to L. M. N. Enterprises, Inc. to THA to Richard A. Thosaaa Neil L. Parker to ux. Tangle- James D. Fox et ux, Crystal R ax. Country dab Manor, wood, 913300. Uka I’ark, 911,100. 19,110. Mollis Uttky to al to EuAgreements For Deeds FHA to Ranald R. Robinson gens T. Edwards to ux, Long- Charles B. Gatlin at at to it as, Cowatry CM Manor, wood Hills, 93300. Thomaa J. Watkins st ux, Sec. MAM, Knox - Florida Development 33-20-32, 97,250. FHA to Joseph A. Finley to Corp. to Fannlo Mao Walsr st Neils K. Eastnhrook to John­ nr. Woodmen Park, 9* 300. al, Lincoln Heights, 90300. nie Marks et ux, Celery Ave. FHA to Norman C. Blanks Knox-Florida Development Add., 97,000. It nx. Woodman Park, $9350. Corp. to Andraw J. Rainey Jr. Frederick W. Hobbs Jr. to Hones Jtasnaa to ax to «t ax, Harmony Homes, (11,- Richard C. Podmors et ux, Sec. Esrl Higginbotham, Smith’s <00. 25-21-30, 910,4no. B/Dw 94309. FHA to James J. Dram st 8. H. UeaMarais et ux tn Albert M. Greene et nx to ux, Wynnawood, 90.050. Percy Tindull et ux, Temple Eleanor 8 terra, Queen’s Mir- Samuel W. Thurmond et Terrace, 97,500. mr South, 59300. ux to Robert If. Powell et ux, William II. Martin at ux to Pan American Life Insur­ Arthur Holliday to ux to Plnshurat, 913300, Mary Barkley, Sec, 15-21-31, ance Co. ve. John D. Hudson st Joseph E. Hammerelay to ux, Cora J. Brown to Loo E. 15300. nl, mtg. furscL Drfclaad Hills, 95340. Goehring st ux, S a n f o r d Prudential Insurance Co. Ve. Suita Filed Edward E. Gram, exec, of Heights, 93.000. Overstreet Land Co. vs. P. William J. Hendrix et ux, mtg. setate of Irma T. Green, de- FHA to Edward L. Dennis Dodge Shephert at al, suit to fcl. leased, to Frank Argentina st st ux. North Chuluoto, 97300. quiet title. Final Divorce Decrees nx, Oak Ridge Park 8/D, 97,- First Federal Savings A North Orlando Co. vs. Ber­ Howard Tuck ve. Myrtle L. 000. Loan to Gerard P. Donovan st nard G. King et ux, mtg. Turk. Albert E. Fisher st ux to ux, Melody Acres, 911,000. fcl. Claudette O'Dell 8msll ve. Robert L. Watts st ux, Bret- FUA to Roy Lee Kanrlker Florida Murtguge A Secur­ Edward Harrleon Small Sr. ton Woods, 95,400. st ux. Counter Club Manor, ity Co. va. Fred L. Wall st al, Edna Earl Davie vs. Johnnio First Federal Savings A 97,000. mtg. fcl. B. Davis. Less Assn, of Orlando to Av- FUA to Darvia C. Heath ct •rll J. Robertson, LUtio Wok- ux, North Chuluota, 97300. iwa Estates, 911,000. Ward Hicks, Inc. to Douglas First Federal Savings A W. Morell it ux, Eastbrook, Loan Assn, of Orlando to Gar- 917,000. CA LL ard H. Marola st ux, Prairie American Federal of Or* Laka Manors, 910300. Undo to James D. Wood et si, Richard A. Frank Jr. et ux Ucnr Lako Manor, 911,200. to Cecil Keith Abney et ux, Dorothy I. Holnmler to WI1Pinehurst, 910.500. mir Potter Co., Inc., Druid Oakland Estates, Inc. to Hills Park, 93,500. MOVI NG AND S T O R A G E CO., INC. Georgs E, Clegg Jr. st ux, American Federal Savinge A FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 Oakland Estates, 915,500, Loon Assn, to Charles L. Kenneth W. Burks at ux to Hpanor et ul, Queen's Mirror Ronald R. Richards, Country South, 111.2UO. all realist that tha kitchen Is a cen­ ter of Interest in the modern home, and feature completely equipped electric kitchens designed with ima­ gination. In the homes open and on d is p l a y in Kingswood Bunders' Greenbriar of Loch Arbor, several kitchens have black walnut cabinets which nut the final touch to a really beautiful kitchen. In quiet, treeshaded Greenbriar, homes are avail­ able at 100,107,108, and 109 Highland Court. Back with us this week is Caval­ cade of Homes. They now have twelve model homes ready to show ■you. A salesman win be on the pre­ mises all this weekend, so see them on your tour of homes. They’re lo­ cated on SR 427 between Lake Mary and Longwood, on the old Dixie Highway. 8ee all these homes and select yours — you'll agree that for your dollar you're getting much more— i n '64. • 5 0 4 C e l e y Ave. large blade and tighten any (dace of thin cardboard ba­ seraw that seems to bo loose, hind and replace tha screws. It doesn’t taka much sagging Rang the door. If ono piece to make a door bind and of cardboard isn’t enough, try tightening up tho hlogos may another, free the door. Shimming will also take Frequent tightening often care of a door that won’t does leaves the wood so torn up easily bccausa tha hinge has that screws won’t grip any- been mortised too deeply, more. If a larger screw won’t if all .Ue fails, you will work or won’t fit, fill tha hole have to plans or sand tho door, with a wodsn plug or plastic Do this cautiously. If binding wood. If yon uss a plug, dip it occurs at the top. look for the In glue first. Allow plastic point that makes contact and fillers to harden then drill a ttnd this spot lightly. If that starter hole. doesn’t work, plane the area. If tightening doesn’t work, m , n pUnInf the top or you will have to examine the attorn of a door, plane from door closely to determine the th# outild, t0 th, eenttT u enact point of binding. , ToM tp|l„Urlng the edge. Binding at top can often bo „ door u too widei remoY, cured by shimming the hinge M(J du , hfl p| , ninir on th„ et top—Inserting a thin layer h(Bp i!da that tha lock of cardboard between the won>t he affected. You may hinge and tha wood of the h„ f to dttptn th, mortl„ for door Jamb Binding that oc- , he hjnRe llefn„ h. n8|njI the cure at the bottom of the door . nirn|n can he cure.! with a shim lie_________ . hind the bottom hinge. i Kamovs the hinge pin and In Colombian cities, house lift off the door. Then unscrew numbers tell how many msths leaf of ths hinge that Is ten the building is from the on the door Jnmh. Insert a Icorner. If you have homes, acreage, groves or rentals — and would like to advertise on our weekly Tour O f Homes and Real Estate Page — Enjoy 1964 T reat Yourself to the extra comfort and convenience of a fine new Home — A Community of Homes This attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, of con­ temporary design, is now available for occupancy. This home features a fully equipped G-K built-in kitchen, central duct heating system with air conditioning easily added. Quality constructed, thin home can be purchased under VA, FHA, or Conventional financing! Sa nfo rd, Fla 411 TANGELO DRIVE If your present home is too amull, consider this spacious I bedroom, 2 bath residence of modem design. The home includes a separate dining room, und a Inundry room. Among the muny quality extras are central duct heating and fully Wo have several gorgeous homes for you to see equipped built-in kitchen. Tlnn to see it this weekend 1 OF 416 TANGELO DRIVE LOCH ARBOR complete in Sanford's Grove Manor TWO OF CENTRAL FLORIDA’S ULITER WILLIAM 8. BRUMLEY JR. C O M P A N Y ™ 1^ Custom Building Our Specialty • General Office 211 W. 26th SL Salve Office FA 2-7495 mmdfle w e r n e u C SutUtm g SEE US FOR REMODELING FA 2-8071 FIIA, FHA-1N-SERVICE, VA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FA 2-3103 BYRON M. LEACH U t o t i f l u to es P. O. BOX 1599 LOCATION’S! ^ sim ia k sh CALL US TODAY1 MODERN KITCHENS BY bineralO STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS FA 2-2420 electric �/ > * / (Fit? Sanforh forali* 9 VOL. 66 Zip Code 32771 9 WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Tuesday; high today 74*71; low tonight in 00a. United Prana Leaned Wire Established 1908 MON.. JANUARY 6, 1964 EANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 98 Lake Ada Site Shows Soil Suitable (Ed Note: This Is Die Brat local leaders stepped out at tww articles m Seminole ahead of the Orange people C a n ty 's tww pn p m l stats by having enabling legislation university sites. The sec sad approved by the 1963 Legisla­ will discuss the Ecewlock- ture. This permitted the Semi­ hatehee River site and will nole County Commission to appear In Tuesday’s Her­ present to ill county electors last November a referendum ald.) asking approval for a special By Fred Van Pelt Booming Seminole County will get a healthy “shot In the arm " Friday should the State Board of Control select the Lake Ada site or the Kconlocktiatchee River site for the proposed East Central Florida university. Three altes continue In the running—Bluestone, 13 miles south of Orlando la Orange County, and Lake Ada and Econlockhatcbcc In this coun­ ty. Board of Control members have promised a derision at their meeting Friday at Talla­ hassee. (This writer will be there to report the decision in The Herald.) Local leaders who have been working long and hard in ef­ forts to Induce the Slate Board to select a Seminole A. B. PETERSON Sr„ site feel they hold several member of the Semi­ advantages over their Orange note County Ho*pi tnl counterparts. Dr. J . Broward Culpepper, Hoard for more than 25 executive dtrrclor of the yearn and ita chairman Board of Control, and Jack since 1055, hna been re­ Sutton, Board research ana­ appointed to the board lyst, pointed out at the group's by Gov. Farris Bryant, Dec. 33 meeting at the Maylair Inn here that Flral Re­ search Corporation, Miami, in its studies of the originally offered 23 alien in six coun­ ties. summed up its report with the statement “ the uni­ versity should be placed In Seminole County, election for freeholder*. Th# electorate approved. c iO c* Now, should tho B ond of Control select a Seminola By Jaliaa R lrn tn a County site the County Com­ Drive carefully! The youngmission ean Immeditely act a a te n are back In ichool today. special election for freehold• • a era only asking for approval We mentioned the other day of an ad valorem tax to raise funds necessary for porch ise that quite a few parent* were of land. For approval of thl* apaet because of the delay in issue, SO per cent of the regis­ the opening of the English tered freeholder* must vote Estates School which would and 30 per cent of those vot­ relieve South Seminole Ele­ ing plus one must agree. mentary and eliminate double This puls Seminole County w /c in a decidedly advantageous sessions for both schools. position since Orange County ■ We hasten to add that no*! failed to lake thin step. Should body was more upset than Bluestone be setcclcd, Orange 8emlnote County school offi­ County must wait until tho cials. It threw many of their 1963 Legislature to gala ap­ plana for today out of the proval to proceed. window. Board of Control member! I t was just one of those have sakl that they want to things. If you've ever built a have all in readiness to ask *• home or constructed a build­ the 1963 Legislature for build­ ing funds and hopo to havo ing you know what we mean, e • e the university In operation by 1988. Ran Into BiU and Gladys The Lake Ada site ha* na­ Hofmann the other afternoon tural drainage, Blueatase, It a t Seminole Plain. Bill, who has been pointed out, la near formerly operated an automothe Martin Company plant, tlva electric service in Sanford which spent approximately II for many years and la now million for a drainage system. with RCA, wae—with h it wlfs Tuppcrware, also near l* said —tending the grandchildren. to have spent a Urge sum We recall the fact that BiU for drainage. This would not was ones a top-notch magi* s necessary a t Lake Ada. clan. Wa can remsmb-*' when Originally proposed by tho he used to s ^ pereonal perCity Commission of Sanford, formances-trJUjdjpimi °n«a, toe which Ukl moat of the ground —a t theatres in this a refer v work for the County Com mis­ • • e sion's presentation to tho Here's some facte you should State, Laka Ada U of such or should not know: Driving proximity to th* City that City south on U. S. 17-92 from Commissioners have promised French Avenue to Seminola to annex the approximate 1,* Boulevard last Friday after­ 200 acres to tha City. noon we counted 38(1 vehicles The Lake Ada alto Is bound­ Two Navy airmen Friday proceeding northward. ed on the cast by Highway ••• This morning as ws drove flew a twin-jet A-3A Vigi­ 17-n, on the eouth by Lako northward on U. S. 17-02 from pones to annex the property and then provido full municipal LAKE ADA SITE proffered for the proposed four-year de­ lante attack bomber acrosa Mary Boulevard, on tho west Seminole Boulevard to French services for the school. gree-granting state university for East Central Florida in out­ the Atlantic Ocean from San­ by th* ACL Railroad and on Avenue we observed 114 ve­ lined on this map. If this site ia selected. City of Sanford pro­ ford to Rota, Spain, placing the north by Samlnol* High hicles heading eouth. And this School. It la within three miles Top Star the aircraR In position to sup­ of Interstate 4. County Com­ wss s t 8:30 a. m. • • a HOLLYWOOD (U PI)—Th# port tha United States Sixth missioner* are confident that a top bog office star In tha Dropped Into visit the Doug­ Fleet nine hour* and 42 mtn should the university be plac­ movies for the second straight me* alter takcofl from San ed there, the federal govern­ las Stenatrom'a Sunday after­ year is Doris Day, according lord. noon. Douglae, chairman of ment will agree to on inter­ to tho 32nd annual poll of the Chamber of Commerce's The (wo airman, Lt. Gerald change a t 1-4 and Lake Mary Hi# nation’s theater owners. M. Ryan, pilot, and hi* bom­ Boulevard, which street *luniversity site committee, was just leaving to attend a meet­ bardier-navigator, Lt. (Jg) ready is eteted for major Im­ 10 Killed ing of tha committee. George r . Schneider, flew to provement*, MIAMI ( U r i ) — Ten per lh« attack carrier USS Inde­ The City cf Sanford baa Fire destroyed or damaged men, who controlled Ihe blare "Can wa mention th a t the Thcy had been in Ihii status _______ n _ committee met this after­ Th pfcieae B M d »y wt previously but had voted four homes in the Sanford from spreading to nearby ions were killed on tha state's pendence Saturday morning, promised, with annexation and residences, said Use fire ap­ highway* over tlie weekend completing a successful ferry construction of the university noon 7" we inquired. a sit® M •B 'jR fM N bcnt of them selves out of it. area over the weekend. parently started from a floor Including several pedestrians flight to rcplaca an aircraft at Lake Ada, to build x new “I t would be better to say IntcjBMe W i d er— several Milk Commission Chairman A five-room frame resi­ furnace. Loss, covered by in­ and an elderly couple in that wa’ra meeting continu­ 196l®-rforkl« tiilli pricing damaged In a deck handling fire Italian there, a booster dence at 2858 Magnolia Ave­ surance, was estimated at |6,- Iwo-car accident near Lake ously,'’ he answered. He point­ regulations for the Pensacola Charles O. Andrews Jr., said Incident aboard the Indcpend pUnt for water service, e nue, owned by Everett Craft, SOU. In Orlando, (hat he had not booster plant for sewerage land. ed out that tha committee also area. ence. met Thursday, Friday and city employe, was destroyed. Fire Chief Mark N. Cleve­ The regulations were chal­ received word on tho ruling The Vigilante departed San service and otherwise provide Saturday. The group is pre­ lenged by the Polar Ice and said he would reserve Lake Mary Volunteer flrp- land reported fire razed a ‘Poisons’ Listed ford at 1:13 a.m., refueled municipal icrvlcea. NEW YORK (U PI)—The from an A-3B Sky warrior air­ A Board of Control spokes­ paring map*, photos, charts Cream L Creamery Co. of comment until he had an op­ residence at luoo West 13th and what have you in prepara­ Pensacola. Street owned by Eva^Williams nation's second largest tobac­ craft of Sanford'a Heavy At­ man said here Dee. 23, that portunity to study the full and occupied by llertha Dix­ co firm announced Sunday it tack Squadron Eleven be­ he believed th* Board memtion for Friday's meeting of They were issued by the opinion. on. The (3ilcf said the Dixon would isaue a new brand of tween Bermuda and the Azor­ bera would not n u k e a de­ the State Board of Control in Florida Milk Commiiaion af­ Today's 9 to 0 opinion, writ­ woman barely managed to filter-tip cigarette* with the es Islands, stopped briefly at finite decision Friday but Tallahoseee. ter producers io the Pensa­ ten by- Justice Byron It. • e e save her two children. Fire ta r and nicotine content listed the Naval Air Facility in the rather would make cholcea of cola area had voted to again White, said '.hat “ under prior No. 1, No. 2, and No. 2. Thl*, was caused by Ihe explosion cn each package. By the way, did you notice place themselves under the cases In this court dealing Azores and arrived in nota at he said, would aave the coun­ of a kerosene heater. the Orange County sit# com c o m m l s sion’s Jurisdiction. with state regulation of the 12:33 p.m. (EST). WASHINGTON <l!Pl) ites money on soil boring mittee’s latest indirect pitch milk industry the Florida law Firemen did aave the resi­ Debate Meeting Friday the Independence IcaU, which run from 93,000 Sen. Barry Goldwaler says as appliM m this case cannot far the university 7 N o w TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — w a s in port at Cannes, that It he were president he dence next door at 1603 West to lio.ooo each. In other withstand attack based upon they’re talking about coming would renounce the nuclear 13th Street, owned hy Eva State Rep. Fred Karl of Day France, Otherwise, the air words, a lest would be run the commerce clause." up with a SO,000 scat stadium test ban treaty should it ap­ Williams end occupied by ton* Beach said today ha has craft could have proceeded on No. 1. If No. 1 were not Under the regulations. Polar i( tha proposed East Central pear “ to be to our advantage Booker T. Rouse. The blaze arranged for a meeting in Or- directly Irom the Azores to suitable, then on No. 2 would w n required to accept its singed the side of lids house. lando Jan, 13 to discua* joint the carrier, completing the Florida University Is located to test in Ihe atmosphere.'' total supply fur Class I milk, Small damage was caused debatca by Dcmccrutic can­ replacement Journey In less he next; then No. 3, if neces­ in Orange County. II. II. KAHTNKB Goldwatcr, who announced sary. aside from that going to mili­ by fire started by a defective didate* for governor. Now what would Orange Frank D. Brrhm, a resident than lo hours. Friday his candidacy [or the But, local leaders have u t chimney this morning In a County do with a SO,000 seat of Union Park, cost of Or­ tary haves, from designated The flight demonstrated the “ ace-in-thc-hole" on this ques­ Republican presidential nomi­ Pensacola producers at a fix­ building owned hy Geneva eladium? lando, was apprehended by speed with which units of tion, too. In its planning for New Threat nation, also ssys he would We understand they aeked Ovisdo Constable George Kel­ ed price. It was obligated to NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — Heavy Altark Wing One can water expansion for Sanford, use the threat of breaking off Lacy at 1213 West goth Street tha University of Florida to sey after his automobile was take all milk the producers The situation In Cyprus grew reinforce aircraft carriers de­ thr City ran soil boring trtts ■liplomatle relations with Rus­ play one game there each sea involved in two incident* Bun- offered. ten.iit again today with ac­ ployed to Ihe Mediterranean and found “the land 'more sia as a bargaining weapon Collection Of Polar had said the require­ son but Gator officials turned day night. cusations by the island's Tur­ or elsewhere. It also demon than good’ for construction.’* in the cold war. Elected illustrious potentate it down. Florida play* a cou­ Shortly after 6 p. in. Brt-hm's ments kept the company from The Arizona corner, alive, County Taxes kish leader that Greek Cyp­ stra in the versatility of these It was learned that thl* (act ple of ita home games in Jack­ onto reportedly struck a car buying milk more cheaply of llahia Temple of Shriners still on crutches from an operiots plan a “general mas- attack horn her* which can already haa been forwarded sonville each s e a s o n and driven by T. E. Partin on SR 18 miles away m Alabama, Or-I ration on his right heel, made At 71 Per Cent hut Friday evening at aarre on a larger scale than operate either as bomber air to the Board of Control. Class 1 milk is sokl for con­ they're in no mood to movs 426 neur Oviedo. After collidthe statements Sunday in a craft or as refueling tankers. before.” Collection of county real There are about five lakes landu, Harold It, Kastm-r, ownanymore of their home affairs ing with Partin’s ear, llr. Inn's sumption rather than for wide-ranging television inter­ and per-onal property taxes This refueling system within the Lake Ada Site. • r of the Sanford productmanufacturing into dairy pro­ view. away from the Gainesville auto, according to the reportknown as “ Buddy" refueling There are 28 property owners totaled 71 per cent as of Dee. Millionaire Slain ducts. firm of Harold II. Kustner campus. proceeded Into the Black Ham­ Goldwaler defended hn Sen­ 31, John Galloway, rminty tax NEW PORT B E A C H , Ono attack alrcrafL refuels altogether. It haa hero said Company, will hr guest of ate vote against the tr>i ban collector, announced t h i s Calif. (UPI) — Multimillion­ ids “Buddy" to provide extra five or more homes In ths mock Swamp and allcgdly honor at * meeting of tho San­ treaty as “ a sound one" a nil Had a visit from A. C. Mad­ struck William T. Mlnter who aire William A. Hurthuloniae, range. On Hie next flight the area are more than suitable Veteran Census ford Shrine Club Jan. 23 at said he still thou lit t-'ie part morning. den tha other day. Seem* that was riding a horse. as resiliences for faculty Collections total 92,017.031 wlm uniaised a furtunH in oil, tanker could also serve as Mayfair Inn. was “of no advantage to the of the current tax roll of 92.- mining and cattle, was stub­ bomber. A. C., u retired postal em­ Urchin's car continued some members. ploye, U concerned about the 8U0 feet into the swamp befur To Be Discussed Kastncr Is a charter mciu- United States." Asked if he, 830,002 The 1063 lax roll to­ bed tu death with a butcher Approximately $200,000 lu s The Campbell-Loss ing Pod |,cr of Uuhia Temple, founded as president, would renounce taled *2,770,037. tack of inlercat in bis favor­ it was halted by thick brush. been allocated by the state for knife Sunday in hia palatial it, hr replied: ite pastime—chess. Madden William II. ltcndcrson, 5d, 53 of tha American Legion m 1055. preliminary studio* for tho Galloway laid taxpayers bayfront home. aaya sometime* only two or alto of Union Park, was treat­ will meet fur a roost beef dinFelice Chief Roy G, Wil­ “ If it appeared to be to our will receive a two per rent university construction when three ches* player* turn out ed for cuts and abrasion* at ie r ut 7 tonight at the Ameri- \ Hama will h,- installed as pres- advantage to test in the at- discount for payment this a situ ia selected. Orlando j.torit to succeed himself ut the j mospherc, yea. 1 would do it." month and one per cent in Lions To Hear for the local club's weekly Seminole Memorial Hospital 11“n k***0* ,,u t* Dr. Following the dinner the |.Sanford Shrint Club dinner-! -------------------meeting. If you’re Interested before being released. *' f February. Payments will be Besserer Talk in the game get in touch with meeting Jan. 23, II . I State Highway Trooper Bill Fust's regular business net in March but penalties Bob Besserer, administrator Seminole County’s Junior Madden. Strlngfield" also' inveitigute,l *iotM uiU conducted, Utlier Shrine Cltil, officers r l O r i Q Q T iO lC l will be added after April 1. • • * of Heininole Memorial Hos­ Miss will be crowned during ___ _ today _ __ and reported that _llrehtu 1 Duiing the business seldom to be installed ate l.eltoy pital and a member of the a hootenanny next Monday, at Had a call at midnight Fri­ is being held in the Seminole! " fricrM th* member-' Itobb, vice president; Ralph Razing Begun ship will discuss the most re-1 Metropolitan Telephone Com­ the Melodei- Skating Rink, ac­ —* Wight, second vice president;-! Raring nf the Florida Hotel Geneva Group day night from a Sanford res­ County jail and has been "k'~ '"1" J ——“ mittee of tha Seminole Coun­ cording to the county'* 196< cent information concerning R. C. Whitmire, eeciclary, and ut Park Avenue and Second ident who etated that we had charged with intoxication. Former Mayor Earl Hig­ ty Chamber of Commerce, March of Dunes officials. better be glad we have truck* Strlngfield afro said that he the \etersns Census which A l .S k in n e r, t r r a a u r e r . Street was cumniriu-rd this Meets Tuesday is continuing his investigation I he taken in Florida durA meeting of the Geneva will add re** the Sanford All proceeds will go to the ginbotham again will be seat­ that use First Street. morning. county' March of Dime* cam­ ed on tlie City Commission in We mentioned in Friday'* into the Incident* with assist- 'nkf ,yo |. The die will he u-,d as a Citizens Association will be Lions Club at it* weekly paign. The program will fea­ a special meeting Tuesday luncheon meeting Tuesday at held at 8 p.m, Tuesday in the column that we'd had a couple anc# of the Seminole County parking lot by Sanford At­ Two Going To ture a performance by the night. He defeated Mayor tho Capri Restaurant. Community Hall for the pur­ of calls mentioning the fact Sheriffs Department and C«nlantic National Bunk for the Starlight Promenadcrs Square Thomas S. McDonald in the Besserer will apeak on the that truck* use First Street stable Kelsey. Police Boll Tc Board Session present, with a new hanking pose of electing pew officers Dance Club. All local musical November election. for the 1964 yaar. advantage* of the proposed in the downtown area despite John Alexander and J. H. facility to he erected there talent Is urged to enter. The five Commissioners then Be Saturday All member* of the associa­ metropolitan system which the numerous aigns egalnet it. Van Hoy, Seminole County ut a later date. Winners in the entertain­ will elect one among them­ tion are urged to attend this Our first callers suggested Southern Belt subscriber* will Twelfth annual Sanford po­ member*, will attrnd a meet­ Wives To Sponsor licemen'* ment portion of the program selves as mayor lor the ensu­ important meeting. ball will be held at ing of the East Central Flor­ have a chance tu approve dur­ will receive trophies and In­ that either the aigns be re­ ing year. 0 p.m. Saturday at Mayfair ida Regional Planning Conn Dive Today moved or the law be enforced. Film Showing ing tho latter part of Jauu- vitations to perform at the Commission also wiU name Our Friday night caller amid The Chief Petty Officers’ j Inn. Dancing will be to the cil Jan. 15 at Orlando. TARPON SPRINGS (UPI) Grand Jury Seated ary. Florida Heart Fund hooten­ an acting city manager for the that aven if a big rig takes up Wives Club will sponsor the muaic of lam PeHiuau and his Rcsolutiuna of Oiunge and —Splashing youths auks their County grand jury wa* seat­ anny to be held in February balance of the week. City four or five parking spaces a t showing of a film entitled orchestra. Seminole Counties relative to annual dive far a cross today ed this morning by Circuit M anager Dies • at Orlando-Seim note Fronton. Manager W. E. Knowles wilt least it fills up some of the "The Effect of Polio on Un­ Pc lice men and their wive* a metropolitan planning coun- in this sponge fishing town's Judge Volte A. Williams. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Individuals or groups de­ bo in Tallahassee to attend empty stall*. What do you born Children'' at 10 a. m-, wilt attend * supper-mesUug, cd to meet federal require­ colorful obsecvanca cf epiph­ Court attaches reported the Veteran fight manager Frank siring to enter the talent show the Board of Control meeting think! this evening a t the Police ments will be discussed any . The Greek Orthodox rite session was to Investigate an Bachman died here laat night are asked to contact the pro­ Friday, when a site u to Tuesday, at tha USO. • • • The public is invited. Coffee rUll-Yulrllt AM>vistln|l tmil.1 Council officer* will he elect- , commemorates the baptism ut alleged South Seminole County shortly after returning from gram chairman. Mr*. Pat named for the new East • Thai's it for today! 'I ing. rape const. \ led. , | Christ. Newt York. Kaneboilom, 323-71W. wiU be nerved. I n i Florida university. Vigilante Flies To Spain From Sanford Base W JLU A Four Sanford Area Slate M ilk Pricing Re lations 4 Voided Homes Hit By Fire 3 Goldwaler Gives Mis Position Car Owner Held After Accidents New Shrine Head To Be Honored March Of Dimes Program Slated Council To Seat 'Iwoinbolham �;c ijf-i Jam. «, * 4 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! FSW flie-Hfof^OT^ M18S LUCRKCIA GARCIA ____ % SWIFTS PREMIUM TENDER-AGED PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALEI 9 Ambassador Visits Casselberry * ROUND STEAK Mary's College |g Xavier, Kan. Her parents arw Mr. aad Mra. Aristides Garcia. Ha U the govsraor of Moots CriaU aad also la engagad la to­ bacco aad banana farming. 1b hsar Lucrada conven­ ing so fraaly la English now, it is bard to beliavo that when aha arrived at SL Mary’s last September, abo spoke only Spanish. English was banned from tbo schools during the TruJlUo regime but under the present government It la a required subject. Our Christmas traditions were not too atraagt to her as Christmas trees and gift giving are a part of the cele­ bration la her own country as By Barak* Ketaey well. The Nativity Scene which urea eat up *n the comer of Among tbo highlights of the Flrat Baptist Church lot her stay were a visit to Capo Kennedy and attending her has been enjoyed by all resi­ first bashetball game. She dents of the town of Oviedo also has enjoyed a round of this Christmas season. parties with Susan and her Mayor Leo Gary has advis­ ed that churches and mar- friends including a fastlva chants of the town Joined to­ post-party Naw Year’s brashgether to purchase tha Nath- fast at tha Dunns. During har stay she has In - tty scene and that the plan It Induced »onic of her favorite -to add to It each year until the Spanish dishes, such as chick pure hues of a complete groupan and rice, to the Duma ' tag la ashuf ilched. household. Numerous lovely decora­ Lucreda also visited her tions, featuring uea of many relatives In Sarasota before lights, also were displayed this the girls returned to college year In both the builneeees this past Sunday. and homes. Two large com­ munity trees were decorated, ona on I.eke Charm and the other at the comer of the main Oviedo Circles intersection in d o w n t o w n Set Meetings Oviedo. By Baralea Ktlsay Two WSCS Clrclsa of tha Oviatlu First Mathodist Church have schedul'd meeting* for iv t u b r in c iiT c o i ht o r this weak. TSin s iv t ii j i h im h . cmTh* lUthany ClrcU will s t i r o r rLow iu*. iv e s u r o n snsinoL B c o c s n . msat at • p. m. today at tha in csmvckny . no. isert n/m iDA Mon-menr. * nr.. homa of Mra. John Lundy. CI’RITIKK COMPANY. A riof. The Fustsr Circle will hold I l l onrporatlan, ru tatu r, its Ducting at 8 p. m. Tuesday vs at tha home of Mrs. J. M. rRKIt U waul snit SIIIRLKT Staley. A. WAUL, bis wit* si si. A petit* goodwill ambassa­ dor tram Um Dominican Re­ public la charming lS-ycar-old Lucrtcla Garda who has add*d to Um holiday fan of a CaaMiberry family, tha William Dunns, of 1(08 Crystal Bowl Circle. Lucrada la tb* roommate of tha Dunns' daughter, Sus­ an. a freshman major la ele­ mentary education at SL w Oviedo Enjoys Decorations m W ICO effective 1 ,1 0 *m -»-• -— -A SvHft'e MOM* TUOr WID., JA R A 7, A IH 4 Beef Franks............. a 59* • •W in 1 w W wM WVH Sliced Bologna........ Swift's N s l w 39* Brwww 'N Serve Sausage.................. 49* tJ*, 1 Legal Notice Dsrsnlsnls n o n r r . o r r e n u r avion TO* ASSOCIATED rVNDINO COMPANY, whli h or*»n|. ■sll»s si>«rst«4 or 4M b u .ln ... un>l,r s isms InSicslIas s corporation. •Itksr lamrstlg ar (orSt|i|. »n1 sll unknown hstrs. ItvL.sr grant..*. • ••ten*.* ttsnsrs. eraait.rs. tru st,.,, ar aihsr psrtlss a I • I bi I n • by. Ihrousk, und«r or asstnst ASSOCIATYD rtTXDWO COMPANY, which er|snlsati-n oparatad ar did hu.mai. ‘indar a nsms Inltrslln* a eotparsllan, • ttb.y dumastla or loraim: and sll unknoarit parson* and parti** hatIns ar claiming to hart s i r rlsht. till* or tnl.ra.t In th* f..t: win* dsscrlbsd propsrtr. tn-wlt: U*t 1. Ulo.k IS. WI-aTII ■ R s n c u n n n s T addi TH»N scaordlne t.« tha plat thsroof, a* racordsd In I1at Uook II. Paisa IS and ST. Public Hsrords of b.minol. County, riortda io u Axn each o r YOU ara har.br >rd«r*d and r.qulrad to a.ran a copy of your An• war ar olhsr plaadlna la tha 4'uniplalnl tllad la tli- sbova• tria l iau». on Kl’UTH A • AM-l-tiR. Sat Matr..p*.lltan Dint. Uultdlns It: S K Plr.t A«tnua, llmai. S'lortds. Jill:. aMarnays far plalutlft. and to (tin tlto orlalual Ihar.aT In tha a f th. Cl.rk of tha Cir­ cuit Court of III* Ninth Judi• tat Circuit •( b'lurlda. In and for Panilnula t*uunty, Ptorlda. «• ■ -,r bafar, Ih. JTth d.y of January, tyst. utharwlaa. tha all.aalloa- of asid Complaint will ba tak.n aa - opfaa#s4 by r.. >• of you This • aut., a har.In I ' U ) 1(1 II J MOHT. OAOS: * SKttUIMTILi. COM­ PANY la pUinllff. and tha atm*. natua I p a r l t a a and ,if'iara nra dafandanls. was laatlimad f *r tka purpoaa of fartcloa'ag s morlnasa an< inibarinu Ika raal proparly Ji.rainslMXO l.a.rlUad. liATUI* thl. :«th day «f I'n o n b rr. Hits t iiii L ir o i f i i r skali Artkur H Ua.awliU. J r, Aa Clark of said Circuit •*uart Hr Marika T Vlhlau Imputy <*>trk I * . Offtca. XL H Ii A CtX/PKft XairopaliLsn Rank SutlSItg U f V K It* avsbus Miami If. riorIJs I Or* Jr, lr«. a Jai>. s. t:. :s, tsst.‘ Burris Infant Daughter Dies Michel* Louise Bums, sis vo-eks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Burns of 19u} Maple Avenue, Sanford, died Friday. Survivors, other than tha parrots, are ooa sister, Tsoys Krut-e, paternal grsudpar cots, Mr. ami Mrs. Buy U Burris of Milmingtoo. N. C. and matt-roal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs (sham H Blake, also of Wilmington Tire body was forwarded by Grantkow funeral Home of Sanford for services aad bur­ ial in Wilmington. I J t f m o O ro o n S t a m o p s ^ ! PALMOilVS a i e u u t a OR M IN T HOC RAPID SHAVI I Noe. oe* VSe lO O ^ V e a V B lO O Jjll Oreen Stam ps SQUIIXi%OTTLI I a CTINE 2-ea. else 59c diMtsB Wed. it iMMMTf •» ItMl m m m *wnhm Sliced Beets • • £ 10 nr lO O m u r w Oreen Stam ps *aW Aia aM*oa mipwAaaa — SANFORD It jauve naaij an wad Weaag lor tha Manat ahowv, tha hart p’sers la rat. s m t rad iim I. ion: caurch at lynsgogoa. ytacot !• ibee v parhsps s hou>« ar ipwbntal . . . read tha The Sanford Herald MAXWtU NOW! BMTANT COFFU 10-#a. far H -4 9 Itiw.M W«a. Joaoa,y a I0B4J C A M L! SMMMMMMS Tomato Soup • Peanut Butter Preserves • . . . Lux Liq u id • . • Chow Mein • • * ta ll sen Mrs. Belt's Smeeth 12-os. i* r Vtr*. Bette OM Feahlow Strawberry i VVeb,w f e > irgtaia 1‘etroaki P. O. Iloi t i l t .Sanford I'll) Ilia K ugrn.lcta FA M 251 t aka Mary Nuro N u rn . IK n-ISII Yams........................a 10* 12 os. 10-os. siis 10 25 25 49 # d a iry specials # Swift's Allsweat Margarine.......... 2 49* Kraft'e Che*** Spread Velveeto................. 89* e fro z e n foods e Pepp*ridge Pa rase Forfait Cakes...... 49* jC heielete, Chacelate-Fudge, Davila Food, Pincopplt, Strew* divider J L O l peck B 7 lO W W o Y W O O UPTON S INSTANT TEA small )«r 49c FLUFFY AIL DETERGENT giant sis# l i e i M m S M . i a n w , a M 4I iBuwaa VM . January A 1004) * ®.rS J2 JK K 5 p#| | iM!MMMM)!MMI c r is c o o il nooilytaste Sr 4V h Carwiksa Chu* King Ckkhea D m ! JR O r**n Stam ps «>AAlaaa.«o.aM»wWaoaae a daw n produce lan e a Heins De Ik lease Per Disks* aed Fkse Fahrsc* tb iS H U u : i s o WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE O H VF R™ EE « 8 0 Jtf Oreen Stam ps < MW Aio snow *ag A «A mm om UN I-RATION UVO D00 1000 i tall eras 49c IJ.WH MM. J.MV, A IS041 MMMMSMMMM s w if t 'n in g s h o r t e n in g forheavenlylightcakes V.r69" chunking beefchopsuey tsr 69* 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SKiMINOLK PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SK 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. O R N IN JN A N U A R Y?U TIIA A I 1 0 R i f W Y O D RIVERS'UO N SD �/ &£tuss> franklin Attending aoldwater Son To Head Youth First Astern Class Drive For Dad $ 0 Guests On Klh Birthday ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ AUBURN, Ate. (UPI) — Franklin Harold Alonso Franklin, sola day on • campos heavily LOS ANGELES (UPI) occupant of Auburn Univer­ guarded by Alabama state Barry Goldwiter Jr., 25-yearsity’* Magnolia Dormitory, at- troopers. He was greeted by a oM sow of the Arizona senator seeking tea GOP presidential BONN (UPI) — Former Itends hi* fin t c lew s at tha nomination, disclosed Sunday few catcalls but registered Chancellor Konrad Adenauer newly desegregated institution without tho federal escort that he will bead a nationwide turned IS yean old SundayJ today. youth movement supporting and most of the 500 persona at I The Si-year-old graduate which accompanied N e f f re Ms father's campaign. Ills birthday party still called student, fln t member of the students entering tha Univer­ 'My c o n s ta n t c o n ta c t w ith him “Herr Chancellor." Negro race to crack the sity of Alabama—tho stats'* y o u n g p eo p le h a s convinced Telegram* of eongratute- school's color line, was to beme of th e tremendous a p p e a l '4ons poured in from leaders gin hi* history studies at 10 only other desegregated cel- w h ic h S e n a to r Goldwatar hat legsaround the world for ‘‘Deria. m. a t h e syce o f youth," oald Today moat of the state y o u n g G o ld w a ta r in m aking Alt*," who led West Germany troopers were gone. Highway th e a n n o u n c e m e n t. through the difficult postwar patrol commander A! Lingo The organization is to ha years of rehabilitation, pullod out most of tho 100 town as "Young Americana The highlight of the riot-trained patrolmen he had tor Goldwiter." Hon given by Adenauer's Ia J fa* on duty and left security ar­ Goldwatcr Jr., a Loa An­ Christian Democratic Union lA llf lM f A A f l I I I PC rangement* to a small detach­ geles stockbroker, will make (CDU) party was the surprise 9 11wWWf F I W appearance of hie successor, John Cullen Thllpltt, M, ment. his fin t address ln his new C anceller Ludwig Erhard. ^ yriday at Betheeda Naval Franklin, who won a court capacity Tuesday evening be­ %rhard had not been scheduled ln Bethesda, Md., order requiring the university fore tha Loa Angeles County to return to the capital until whew ^ hid t>*«n a patknt to furnish him a dormitory Young Republican# la the room, waa assigned a room in Ambassador Hotel Ifor 12 days. Messages earn* from French g,BC# 1M# ^ ^ 1We<j ta Magnolia Hall, a four-story President Charles d* Gaulle, ILo0gWood and was a resl dormitory otherwise vacant Britain's Sir Winston Churchof tbs Old Dixie Hlih He said Sunday that he spent 111, Prim. Minister J.waharUl I^ ^ ^ the a. "vary quiet" first night an Nehru of India and Pope NtTJr ta Jliae 19M( M , Chief the campus, but refussd to answer other questions. P*ul VI. Petty Officer and became an Adenauer s t e p p e d down of Joocs Deter- University officials, who put ■from office test October after Agency after which he strict regulations into affect BELLE GLADE (UPI) Heading Weat Germany for HI worked for Celery City Print- during the desegregation, an­ Parts of two skeletons found nounced Sunday that four in a ear pulled from a canal years to which U roe* from Company In Sanford, the ashes of World War U to Survivors a n hi* wife, Mrs. white students were suspend near here Sunday were tents become a powtrful nation once Iren* Thllpltt and two sons, ed for removing restriction tively Identified st a Miami couple who left for Ptovl again. Today *'D*r AUe,*' as Donald and James, all of signs on the campus. ( ho la affectionately known. l*|Longwood; a brother, Elmer The students, who were not dence, K. I., In 1958. Just another member of Par­ Thilpitt and a sister, Mrs identified, wen scheduled to Miami police said the tag liament. Mary Kean, both of Brad- appear before n disciplinary number of tbe 1B49 car pulled committee today. Highway pa­ from the 40-foot deep canal enton. Funeral services will be trolmen caught them pulling ■bowed It to be owned by held at 2 p. ra. Wednesday at up eigne saying the campus Irving and Elizabeth Silver the Gramkow Funeral Home waa off limits to ail but stud of Miami. Relatives of the couple said Chapel with Rev. Herbert ents and faculty members. Goerss officiating. Burial will Gov. George C. Wallace vig they left for Providence on be in Oaklawn Memorial oroualy denounced the federal July 16, 1936. They never «r court order forcing Franklin’s rived there and were listed as Funeral service* tor Georgs Park. Military service* wiO admission and promlssd to missing persons ever since. be conducted at graveside. W. Turner Sr., Tl, who died wag* a legal battle against it. Police guess the car ran oft Friday afternoon at his home But he mads no attsmpt to the road and Into the canaL ta Mullet Lake Park, were physically block the deaegreg*' held at 4 p. m, Sunday at ‘W itch’ Irked tion as he did last June when Mightiest of gorges, the liton Funeral Itome with two Negroes entered the Uni Grand Canyon still is being v. John T'. Russell of Or Because She’s cut by th* Colorado River. versity of Tuscaloosa. lando officiating. Burial v Not Liked in tha Chuluota Cemetery. BURLEY, England (UPI) Bern July 19, 1192 in Crows Bluff, Mr. Turner was a re­ —Mrs. Sybil Leek said today tired general contractor. He people are turning against was a member of the First her Just because she’! > witch. Baptist Church of Sanford Survivors are his wife, “It's heartless," Mrs. Leek, Mrs. Elizabeth Lane Turner, 41, said. "They are taking of Sanford; a daughter. Mrs. away my livelihood." 9 Van E. Kennedy of Lake Al­ Mrs. Leek was evicted from fred; a son, George W. Turn­ her home In this villago last O PfR ullinfl t o L e f t o r R ig h t? er Jr. of OTlando; four grand­ month. And today the owner children and four sisters. Mrs. of her antique s'.'rt said be 0 H a v e to p u m p ? Mrs. Nettie Byrd of Orlando, was foreclosing ti, lease on Grace Barber of Jacksonville, the shop and kicking her out. "It all started," Mrs. Leek Mrs. Eva Matthews of Cocoa and Mrs. Lydia Eubanks of said, "with a woman spread­ ing rumors linking m* with OrU Vista. black magic and sex orgies. Now the whole village to against me. $ Relay I Just "But I'm a white witch," she insisted. "My wltehcraft Won’t Roll docs nothing but good." f c a T a w .T L - jn u o it n s m i h u m Ballroom NEW YORK (UPI) — An arsonist set fire to tbe Grand Ballroom of tbs Hotel Aster te the heart of Time* Square early today. Tbs fir* waa con­ trolled quickly without injury. The blaze, which caused damage estimated at tt mil­ lion by hotel officials, was "definitely set," Mid fire commissioner Edward ThompMoments after toe fire erupted Just after midnight, a hotel employe chased a young man with a crewcut and trencbcoat from the ball­ room into the street but he escaped. Polks later ques­ tioned a man fitting that des­ cription but be was released before dawn. Firemen answering three alarms contained the smoky fire within an hour but the combined effects of fire, imoka and water heavily damaged tbe 2,506-seat ball­ room. Thompson raid Its sprinkler system and fireproof con struction probably prevented the flames from spreading in to other parts of the hotel. Two telephone operators, room* briefly while the build- J for hidden pocket* of firm braving choking smoke which tag wa* checked thoroughly None was found. filled the switchboard room, alerted S> guest* occupying rooms above tbe bunting ball­ room. They moved to the lobby ON without incident. POPULAR BRANDS Firemen subsequently order­ AT ed all 200 occupants of toe 11* story hotel to leave their B A R G A IN P R IC E S FA R R ELL’S World’* tiniest people are the Bambuti Pygmies of th* Ituri Forest in the Belgian Congo. ARCADE PACKACiE STORE OPEN DAILY - 9 A .M . - 6:15 P. M. I l l E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS IJ. C. Ihilpilt, Two Skeletons Are Identified «6.W. Turner Sr„ Funeral Held < HOWaraYOUR BRAKES? DRIVE IN OR CALL 7irc$fotR Over And Die WASHINGTON (UPI)-Thel Legal Notice National Aeronautics and Space Administration has a '• / ’T V * * * •' problem—Relay I, Its brilliant .r n*m u. i . ■>»»*<• television station in the sky, ra *■*«»• . refuses to die. JOH* TOD°HOrr B i w r ^ • Launched Dee. U. 1962, the Final- xotick m rm t u r n - w “» •: ed to destroy itself on or stth dtr of janutrr. A. i> about it* birthday last month *• ">• HrastsW* to choke off possible inter- county, Florid*, hi* rmai re­ ference with a more advanced *a™ - aeoount and vouchers, w-t... scheduled for t..,n.h th# Kstato Relsy, launch »• 8f Administrator JohB TodoroffofRlli,ff, d. Jan. 21. leoaiod, sod at laid tlma, tha* An electrolytic solution w .s I ^ ^ 0^ ^ guppoted to €A( its Wljr tlemeut of Mb aim Inlairation • through a cable aboard Relay *"* tar on I and cut Off it* transmitting j dura* la ,arh A-lmlnlatrator. power. Experts believe the so- Hated thie the 1*1h dir *1 lution’s effect may have been | D#e*<5«IiA D l***” Carroll Burk* slowed by kiwer-Uia n-anti cl­ Aa A d m in is tra to r ot tha Ratal* of paled temperatures aboard John Todorotf Ruaaff, Dathe craft ra tltd Carroll NOW TWO SIZES Crackin' Good Sweet or Buttermilk Canned BISCUITS SPKCIAL SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY F1K I SALE PRICE five BISCUIT CAN PERSONAL SIZE Ivory Soap. . . - 5* Dinner Rolls 2^ 39^ ' DIXIE DARLING BROWN AND SERVE SEEDED Always EXTRA STAMPS , Good But Great Together 35 EXTRA >35 EXTRA so e x t r a ; 50 EXTRA STAMPS I STAMPS STAMPS j STAMPS With Tha With Th* With Th* S With Th* PurchaM Of Any J Purehove I Of 2 Lb. Purehov« Of I-lb. | Palmetto jSuperhrnnd Ga. Brand Brick Parma J Cottage Sated j Chesta S*llt*|* Purehat* Of 3 Plot. To mow Chipped Issf-Ham FROZEN FOOD Swift Premium Sliced Bob White Sliced BACOM! LIVER MORTON FAMILY SJZI Blueberry Pie ^39^ Or geDelight5 89^ MINUTE MAID FROZEN Where C ustom er Satisfaction is GUARANTEED BRAKE ADJUSTM ENT Fresh Tender Pole BEANS H u rt's W hat W« Do: TkPull Front Wheals—Insp«ct Your Drake Linings and Drums] i fkClcsn and Repack Front Wheal Bearing* [^A djust Brakes and Add Heavy Duty Ui k* Fluid If n**d*d , l-3rRepack Front Wheel Bearing* 51 Extra Tap Vaiie Sbuapt WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHAH?Of $ Durk* A1 Jolson. the famed singer, was born in Russia and came Publish Dae. 11, 14, IMS A to the United States when bo Jan. S. I I , |S«t. S eras about seven years old. C D P - tt JU S T Grapefriil Jnies Staffed Peppers Potatoes.. 5 ■ «35/ 1 9 Finite CAtee 'FteuiiN MmuTi Ndta) TWO Pa*# PPO(IK HlKLO.I, KMH U. S. NO. I RED BUSj A tto rnsy for th* Kstot# Suit* It* Sanford Atlantia National nank Dulldln* Hanford. Florida 50 Extra Top Valet SUaat Afllll THIS COUPON AND PimCHASK OP | •ooo Thru Jamwant am Oooo TWI JiNUWf SfW AT ANY WINN.DIXII AT ANY WINH-DIXIB r< t • '‘i r 11 'i 'm w iir r iv i'ir i'f'i ( . SAY " C h tir c jt! II” G e t O ff T o A F ly in g S t a r t Famous f«r Ovality T ir d if o n e P a y o ff y o u r o u ts ta n d ta g I d b R ig h t H o w W ith A l o a n F ro m G .A C .! !szarm. NYLON ITIRES f r r i g g io Blackwell WHITIWALU l I M f i i !EP l1 | plan a gras*canwentono*. i Ufa quick a n d r ■May, tea, ■ Eraototai te hmteted 6B b J T ub itiu lla d n rtlli M2* , irate. AUN T JEMIM A QUICK or REG. POST CRISPY CRITTERS G R IT S CEREA L 1-LB. BOX 1-LB, IAY1 U BOX LIMIT 2 AT THIS PRICE. PLEAS* t w SAVE 6* EACH . , A T THIS PRICE a a r ^ n t m ......................T#L FAIria* 2-370 421 North Orange Avenue...,•lOOOOOoq#Telephone 424-3405 401 West Central Boulevard •••••••«<•«Telephone 423-4493 1243 East Colonial Drive...................... .-Telephone 425-2441 LOAN! MAPI TO RISIDINTS 0 9 AIL N1AROV TOWNS 1516 REGULAR 23* . . SAVE 8< EACH SAVE I-2/6* LA. AT THIS PRICE \ . ■« v*• •**' "-AJnliii .. -' 1!)I'V ddklil iiu. . OPEN G .AC.C . F IN A N C E O U P O n A T I O N HI West FW Sire#* S A LT IN ES ■9 Fridays ^ whara p a r M t e buys MUG m m F IR S T & FRENCH TILL C jo u a n d cl £ e t sa im £ e :; e s ta m p e o e li t / d im e c c t. . l a M q t OHS S a n fo rd F A 2 -0 2 4 4 French Ave. & 25lh. TulmnUu Ave. & 3rd St. 600 £ . First &L �Dr. G um 'I * T U m m I f f , r y ^ T fw if THfrwttW «m ■m ar mv m povn wants to SlimYou Down a Bit" Worry Clinic t X S Z r Z • am __ . » n._ "Dr. Craao," i n may I*quirt, "how can the blood kw f moving whan tbo heart io idiot "What m I n that blood flow steadily daring tbo talk between boort bootoT• Obviously, oorao otbor peonran must bo pnshiag tbo blood throatb tbo ortorlra during tbo Intervals botwooB boort Loss Of Ed Lane ______ |Coaa*yfc will mIm I d L*n«. Whoa ho paaead abe ef i wfhci n jf li br& awayf uof Itsg cJUs mm « i ijiu ltj m * Fetor Edion Not evenroM who aaya to me, “Lord, Lord,’* shall enter the king­ dom of heaven, but ha who does the will of my Father who la fa haavan. —M atthew 7:221. • • • e Our words of loyalty are to be tasted by our deeds. What we a n speaks louder than what we Bay. —Rev. John H. Hires, Jr, Mini­ ster^ Grace Methodist Church, San. WASHINGTON - (M U ) Back OB tho LBJ Ranch is T u s a s , President Lyndon Balnea Johnson caa ride herd o m tbo 4JM0 sows af eras­ ing loads ba bag mow tamed over ta tha trusteeship of hia co-owner A. W. Moorland, id contemplate. For tbo white-faced Harelords that bars aot already been sold off. raaeber John­ son can contemplate that catHe prices have dropped stead­ ily lor tbo past two months, to tba lowed levels INI. that If farm lacedm drops by the gl biUtaa now forecast for INS, ths eutcomo of tha election could bn affected, la tha White Boon turn wdyeggrt, Jobnooa did aU tho telUag tad tbo others listened. Ha gave no Improathat ho had any fixed or yrogram of Ms own. m a to a c M irrio x batba By Ball AU OAw |l.«* I year |tl.la I Tone M l a Month. M l « U .a th a a.»o a Month. 114 8 Month. I ll | Month Lie 1 Month Tt« privy p u m in KngUab V. B Podal ttegulnllene nrovldt that all wall aahaulatloaa ho •aid la advance government Is tha amount ■eeniaeU I ’- a a t r set asid* to ths civil list for Unlorod aa tocond claoo matter Onlobor *7. Ilia at Iho Pool Office of Sanford, Plorlda. nndor tho Aci of Goagresn .t March. tha private tun ®f tha b o w sign. During tbs rolga ©1 Th. Uorald U a member of tha Unites Praw which U « Quota Victoria this at titled cioluitvoly tj iho u,o for r.publication at ail Iho local 40,000 pounds jfaaily, »»»* printed la tbU atwapnpo- •Ni me a inviting me, I it ho that untesa tha Farm Bureau position hod changed, there would ba so its# in my Bo I wrote him hath, I agree with year datloa.’" 114 FA 2-4614 The President jrtvkmaly id asked Frooaaa to out a now farm program, to Capitol Hill and set tt passed. Tbo Pnaldant also asked farm Isadora ter their is. Freamas and hia chief advisors m t with t farm teuton in s two-hour luncheon conference after they loft tho White House. They Ueked tho pumpkin around considerably, hot I body scored. Thera vh anna of aireoment. And two major arsis of dis­ agreement. On tha matter of government certificate* a r IfiS E CU.elfled Dlrtelor r a ia a voltolmb CiriuUlloa Maaaaar which Indicates tho weight or to abut off tbo firm loaders. No plana wore mode feronco. Barbs Wp ftatifiuft fprato ■MHwr •«. WMk 0 * t OIK Ho did art demand unity Whoa Johnson mat with Whlla serving aa flrat vieo score of firm organisation pnaldant of Oon.ro! Motor# Isadora nt tbo White House he retired. Loan then a year the week before Christmas, laUr be accepted a |1 million, be tuned to Agriculture Sec­ retary Orville L. Freeman e-year offer from WUlya- at one point and facetiously Ovcrlond end ho waa back on accused him of causing meat tho Job. Later tha Maxwell prices to drop. Fraaman Motor Car Co., end the Chal­ quickly assured him it waia’t mers Motor Co., became * Ms fault, but tbo defeat of his broiled In A controvareay. programs that caused It. Chryiler wan called In to ra- Dtprciiad cattle prices are orgeats# tho MoxwoU outfit not the only cause for coo And this job gave him tho op­ temptation by rancher John portunity to basis building son and other Texas farmers. hla dream car. It took him A major worry la that eminent controls Initead of th m years to do tho Job, but wheat growers* Income may free markot-American Farm bo off by one-third next year. bo did I t Defeat of the Kennedy ad- Bureau Federation President 0 0 0 Charles B. Shuman said flat­ Four dormitory heueemo- ministration control plan hi ly ba would not go along. tho wheat growers’ rafti th.ra At Howey Academy, OUR BOARDING HOUSE Shuman teter told reporters Howsy-In-Tha-IIllls, are par­ dum last May makes manda­ hs has tho ImpniiloB Free­ tory a drop In support prices B*raiMe»mBia ticipating In a workshop for man lg walking on tigs, fear­ from f2 to $1.33 a bushel. f M «TAMMC. M I O&T H a « vmi* » om, 4 8S y/ t e a houaamothsra to help them Tho third worry Is cotton, ing that ho won't be able to TDThOMT-toBtADl ooincel oh,i ‘ll m.v a ( a < bolter'<lo thalr Jobs. a major agricultural product deliver new farm legislation » b « f tx w w to , o o a >m ■ Congress Uut has re­ 57 of Toxas and tha n e t of t MSMAMOA b J wo*ftyiMo t o / —two Free guided toun of tha politically jected many of hla P lC TU R S WlU.CO'tOU W 1 U .T5 0 H X ) J//l tWHWBA < PlCTUR* Important South. Minute Maid citrus procea­ WtADACHB, AMD 6000—.TW&WIF6, Cl IMA RASA* Tho Homo recently passed mandationa la the last three mtOMX WAUT { 6*100^6 VACRH096AMOU CHUTH sing plant in Aubumdala a bill sponsored by Ua Agri­ yean. But Johnson told narJ OSWfHOMB AND |M 1U6 CNO MABKlE* ware resumed last Thursday. culture Committee chairman Freeman earlier that If h* lOUWCAT UPA ,-niS tXStWCT AnCBMSVf, Children under 10 Art Mt Harold D. Cooley, D-N. C. At tried to resign, ba'd ha pwl ta StM TO6 0 ourt.'sX permitted to taka tha toon a cod of $150 million to tho Jail to prevent it. became of hasorda around government, It would subd- The biggest problem in the machinery, dUa tho sale of cotton to U. drafting now farm tegtatetloa e e e S. mills at world markst la not Congress but tho In­ A modem milk bottling ma­ prices. Tha Senate failed to ability of tho farm oriental chine, valued ot 511,451, has act on this proposal. Uotu to agree been preeented to tho Unlver- It la opposed by Freeman, selves. ally of Florida’s Agricultural who prefer! the plan of Sen. Shuman was asked If he Experiment Stations by the Herman Talmadge, D-Gi., for had been invited to an aarttar American Can Co., of New a direct subsidy payment lo conference of farm leaders York City. cotton growars, above tho called by National Grange a a a Master Herscbol Newsom. world market price. Than are acme 5,000 Johnson told tho farm or­ "Yea and no,” replied ShuAmerican companies which ganisation loaders that ba maintain Industrial research had approved llouae action on V/ r4 laboratories with on annual tha Coolay bill because Pres­ LIN TRENCH expenditure estimated as two ident Kennedy had previously and a half billion dollars. favored It But Johnson did ■pM not endorse either the Cooley Two coavkta on honor duty or Talmadge plana. And this escaped from n southern leaves the way open for com prison. Glvn ’em enough rope promise. Cage 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., January 6, 1964 go what’a ahead for the now and they'll skip. e • • Congress Is fast action on A. OIBLOW, Borrow AMD rVBUIfll WAS' wheat, cotton and maybe the It's Mod *f a dairy and meat situations, soma man marry for love and JULIAN L BTBXATBOM r a to w a u j AuocItU LJIIor Mechanical BaaL For candidate Johnson, like then discover the wife hasn't raau van r a w JARIB ISoaSAHM President Johnson and raneb- any Managua B.tnr BmMui Manager BABBIBTT BL J I8 IM I J t P t WM.U Tho oeeaalon for the bio. torymaklng introduction waa tho annual auto abow in Now York which opened In 1334, ow Jan. 5. Since that flrat ahowIrifc nearly feur million Cbryeler ran have been built. Out perhapa of ovan more Intarcit la th. fact that Chryiler cam# out of retire­ ment to build hia dream car. An automotive gmuls, h* had revamped th. liulek Motor Co., Inatallinf on. of th. flrat moving production lln.a and tncnaiinf output from 45 to 550 car* a day. In flv. year* • t Bulek hla annuel aalery went from »«,U00 to |600,000. am OUR SAVERS EARNED OVER $600,000 Advk* to th* gentleman who paused outside our office (and to thousands like him ): Youw o w b b id whether you ib ctiM sbart t r e g u lir ssY tagi progrtm fcr the new year. You and your wrlfo were talking about It the othar day. About tboM achool expenses coming up. About that hous* you plan to buy. . . eooMday. And a nicer vacation trip. You « n taking the Important lin t atep toward taring. . . looking ahead to the f t tu rn ... making plans. Now for the secood sto p ,,, mafa lng thoe* plana realities through profitable saving. Our savin know how profitable saving can be. Safa and cam p, faat, too. The earnings they rwcetvwd last year alone will htlp pay for many things they ooc* looked ahead to. Our advice to you, air, 1$ to come again soon. Don't stop outside Com* In and open an account of your own. Then add to ll regularly, It’s one of the best dedsJon$ you’ll $ w make! C w i m t Jte fe 4v«% „_ Th* family o f Kugesn Jemmas, ago 13, taka* th is opportunity o f axproaaiag their heartfelt thanks for ovary fclaJn— , tha lovely floral offerings and curds, and for every sympathetic gent or* at tho tim e o f our deep beroavement. Mr. and Mrs. RkhaiW Jaam aa E b ert, Marlon, Brtadn and Sheth ^ And from the rubbery (elastic) Q-Which la th wall of tho big artery (aorta) A-The chsvrotah Just above tha heart. For when year heart boots, deer cf tho Bart It malms that arata stretch or Wait Africa. It swell. But in between tha heart beats, tho aorta than only IS begins to contract and H Is thla steady contraction of tho rubbery artery that keeps ear blood flowing when tho heart te not boating. That lower number In your blood prostaro thus shows tbo degree of hardening of tho arterteo and kidney damage that mart bo overcome in or­ der to hove any movement of the blood. i n minimotors of mercury, Political Notebook Thought For Today Unclassified C-aaty Bailor MBLBB SLMKBO.V Society Editor • * ™ That M nctonHy refers to PqrQflrophi teat Roadiy metliad tho 40tb anniversary of tho and e l ora of tbo old M u vill automobile end tbo beginning • f uiotkor with tho Introduc­ tion of ■ ear which has mad. a luting mark on tbo auto­ mob Ila Industry. Tbo car, called tha Chryalar 81a, waa tho fulfillment of n dream of ear .laeutiv., Wal­ ter P. Chryiler, then hoard chairman of the Maxwell Mo­ tor Co. Tbo now vahiclo boro bio nxm. end waa tha fortrunnar cf what waa In Jun. 11)35 to bacomo tho Chryaltr Corporation. pley oa inflatable cuff on the upper ana. It eenren as n tourniquet As we pump sir Into the ra f t we Heton ever an artery la pear fereorm to hear tho "•quirt, squirt, squirt" of year heart brats. Wa finally pump enough air Into that tuff to atop tho blood from squirting. Than, wa hoar an mora heart beats. And thla In what your higher number indicate*, rack aa that lt» in tho cos* of Doris’s ban- * Hf S i9 j Cow o loot tuM to com*. ‘ 14, who bUIod himodf u tho " H a who Knowi Sanford" probably did know tho d ty and ltd htatoryaa w *i as any P*woo fa thlt aroo. Ho woo a watfva, bom fa Sanford April i m . Who cos fo fftt hit ehoera xmfl*, tho m e ta ls m etin g ho S vo to oil whoa ho n e t them on ■ street, tho courteous bow he save ovsnroae as he tlpp^d his hat uansliy a hard straw fedora. Af­ ter an. Ed waa really a showman. There are still some who remem­ ber when the Rita Theatre waa known as tho Milana. This waa a tmqMwwrtni of the words, Hiller and laaa. The Lane waa Ed. Who will ever forget his great acta as a blackface comedian back fa the days whan the Sanford Kiwanls Oub presented Its annual minatral ■how*. I d WM always tha central figure. Again ho waa o showman. Just tha other day his Klwanlans brethren adopted a resolution ex­ pressing their sorrow and regret fa the pairing of a man who for mora than 48 years waa a loyal Kiwanlan and m regular as a clock in his at­ tendance and in his participation in g w r a M M M 'tfr t* T h a th la h ra B B m h ra ra y e ra * 1 * * MAM M M M f H O f ■ n l y i « i : i « ! i ; i ! l i : T Home Of Super - Safe Saving! �/ - * Lyman W ins Two Over W eek End; Tribe Loses A bort g p o r ti T h in kin g O u t Loud frrmlh « lt Hounds P lay A w ay, A t Home Hon. J ail 6, ’&4— Pare B Boon* Drops Tribe 76-62 Holiday practice a good start whta they took th* Brav** l*d th* during which member* to tha Tribe by four point*. However, the toad at the sad to tha first Seminote High School cage Stumpfa eager* cam* back W lm Tire Fight la Ob quarter 13 to 14. They lung equad each fired 100 a t more to tak* a one-point hnlfUm* Probably the moat disheartening M turmct la fishing on to the slim lead thrmigh shots a day at th* basket tend, 24 to 33. la to book a kooky scrapper, tbaa loan tha fish bofora it’s the second period to play as apparently did not solve Head But th* third period turn­ both teams auak 13 points la Coach Ralph Shtmpfa scor­ ed out to b* th* ball gam* that frame, putting the half fhte, say fishing aotboritloe, dtotaRely toing problem. when Boom unleashed a bar­ time score 39-29. kick. Bat, by astag tbs right technique*, When th* Tribe ran into Or­ rage to 37 points with Mikis Tha two teams played a see­ tbs odds caa ha shifted in your favor. lando’s Bocme High Braves Schmidt, Dickie Wellon and saw third quarter ia which Pint, tbs book must be sst firmly. Tha asset fores at the Fleming Gymnasium Tommy Beck accounting for n to H the Commodores mad* it a requlrda dspsnds on tha fish. For Instance, soft-mouthed Friday night they netted only 33 points among th* trie. It Four Hounds hit ia dou­ new gam* by ttelng the score ■packs such as trout and panfteh call for comparatively 18 to at attempts for a 38.6 waa In this stanza that th* ble figures sgalmt the Con- at 41-41. In tha final tram# little power to sink a hook home. Bass have a toaghsv percentage white Boone drop­ Breves grabbed a 15-polnt tha Hound* came out ahead mouth and may require a more positive Jolt For fish ped ia 30 to • toasea at th* margin, 60 to 43. However, Dou Smith, lops ia points when they tallied If points such as muskles and tarpoa you'll need a stiff rod and a boards for a t i l percentage. Mike Bowes came up with ead rebounds, was the big to win, 80 to 31. solid strike. The result was Seminole’* 37 paints to cop shooting gaa lor Lyman. Smith tallied a * • sixth loss to th* season honor* for th* evening. Playing a fish requires a good deal of discretion. 10 to his potato on ths fres Saturday night tha Grey­ •gainst a atagl# victory. Th* Seminole cam* up wtth IT Never baby ft, but on the other hand, don’t try to ’■bene*’ threw lias sad logged three hounds slid past tough Oak Braves took • 79 to 63 win point* ia th* final frame but It to. Too much pressure Is a sure way to snap leaden or buaketo to lead the team to Ridge by one point, 5T to 38. back to Orlando. Jerk hooks free. Finding a happy medium demands victory with M tallies. BUI The game waa tough sH the with Boooe’o 19 it wa* KatieAt tha end of th* opening bar-the-door for tha locate. patience when a fish is strong and heads off across open Toteoa scored 14 points for way. The lead changed hands water on a line-stripping run. The farther he goes Lymsn to place second for quite often but the Pioneers Walton, with 36 potato, look DIAGRAM o f numbered tenpin arrangement. against tbs line, the mors tired ha becomes; thus tbs more the Greyhounds. Richard couldn't flop the sharp ay* top scoring honor*. Schmidt Gnat dropped ia 13 points of tho ’Hounds from tho fte# force yon can apply against him. and Beck for 14 aptec*. 11 to place third in scoring and throw lino. The Greyhounds wm Boom’s third win la Me­ Tha most Important point to remember Is to keep was second to Smith ia re­ popped ia 13 free shot*. This tro play againat do aetbecka your rod tip high and never give the fish a chancs to Hlgfc School bounds, Jos Asher popped ia waa a loam effort aa Smith to date. pull against anything solid. When a fish hsads for stumps 13 points. In the preliminary affair, Orlando Boon* 79, Seminole 83 er underwater roots, his charge must bo checked even at and Asher tied for scoring The Greyhounds basketed in honors with 19 each. Smith Coco* 11, Orlando Colonial 33 Head Coach John Colbert’s the vitk of porting company. Should tho fish suecssd in JayVeea cam* up with a flat Lyman 99, Eau Gallia 31 smpping ths 11ns around an obstruction, ease off oa tha IB tool shots to the Commo­ and Grant cleaned tha back­ dores nine while both team* boards tor the winners. Gene performance and racked up n DcLand 49, Apopka 46 presours and giva him a chance to free himself. MrAMT (UPD—Bart Starr Daytona Mainland 53, Mel­ 53 to 33 decision ever the lit­ When a fish takes to tho air, giro him plenty of scored 31 field goals. This Wlnkieman also deserves cre­ mad* the difference. tle Braves. wax at the peak of hla gam* bourne 46 dit tor his rebounding and slack by dropping tho rod tip momentarily. Then re­ The Hounds made It a clean ball handling la helping the BOONE (79)— Beck 24-44; Ocala 59, Orlando Edgowater cover cautiously with the rod high. Work tho rod in a and Jimmy Brown waa far sweep by taking the junior Greyhounds. Holloway 1-2-4; Kite 1-6-3; easiest to maniga. Most bowl­ from K. That Juat about rams 49 (The follawtaf has pumping motion aa you net In lino—lift, then lower and varsity tUt 42 to 32. The Pups Ths Lyman five got off to prepared by th* Bawling ing centers hava lightweight Daytona Seabreeze 90, Jax W. Kinney 0-<v-4; Schmidt 84 retrieve In a regular pattern. . were laid by Gary Gunter a good first quirter with 14 Proprietors' Asia, to Amer­ bowling balls under nine up th* story of tho Green Bay Jackson 79 -14; Heard 21-9; Bird 2 4 Fishing’s greatest fun la the fight. And whether you in the shooting department points white Oak Ridge posted ica. Th* article, one to a pounds. 4; Wellon 114-39; Walter 94 Packers’ 40-33 victory ever Ooflegv put a subdued battler back Into ths water or on a platter, and the rebounding of Dave 13. Oak Ridge then cam* back series, Is designed fer beys - 4 ; Z. Kinney 1-1—3; Brown Florida Southern 90, Taylor U, Stress safety. Explain how the Cleveland Browns In th* the tussle Is the one thing that's sure to mako a trip me­ Matte. Richard Moor* also with a 30-point second quarter aid girls tad ate* tor at* to pick up a bowling ball from I-1-4; Wlteon 4 4 -4 ; Total* •1 morable. turned In a fin# game both white tho Hound* posted 14 by parents, youth group* th* ball rack to avoid smash­ National Football Lanina** Jacksonville 90, MecAlaster 19 39-12-79. e s s e on tho board* and from the mors to see the half end 32-28 and athletic leaders, sod ed fingers. Fare tha direction Playoff Bowl gam*. SANFORD (9 3 )- Bowes 8Saturday Been* Door. I I - 37; Glad 1-3-5; Bariu 1The Canoe High School howling instructors la teach­ In which the ball Is returned To th* erowd of >4,931 hi In favor of the Pioneers. The Greyhounds got off to 9-4; Johnson 27—15; Tyre When Miami' and Florida battlo each year for tho In tho third quarter the ing youngsters to partici­ from the pit. Plsc* your the Orange Bowl and to a na- Lyman 57, Oak Ridge 56 Seminole War Csnoe, thsy strlvs for a full-sl*ed, authen­ 95—5; Brown 3-0-8; Fire* College Greyhounds esme bsck strong pate ia the wholesome and hands on the outside to th* tlon-wid* television audtenre. •tons 1-4-3; Totals; 18-38-42. tic Seminole canoe, hand-hewn by Seminole craftsmen VMt It, Florida Stat* 72 to score 17 more points while healthful recreation to howl­ ball, parallal to th* ball re­ It appeared that tha Packers from a 100-year-old Everglades Cypress. The csnoe meeholding the Pioneers to nly ing. The Instruction aeries turn rack, and lift th* ball gave a fin* performanc* In Miami 108, Rbod* bland M Bo o m ............. 33 11 27 19-79 Sanford ........ It 18 11 IT-43 Florida at, Tulin* 79 surts 10’x3‘x2’ and tips ths scales at ovsr 100 pound*. It 14, putting the 'Hounds be­ Is designed (or right hind­ from th* rack. wte donated by ths Hollywood Chamber of Commerce In Illght handers will hold th* this battle of tha NFL’a two hind by one, 46-45. ers; lift haaders may sim­ 1955, as a permanent trophy to bo awarded annually to tho The fourth quitter* to play ply reverse specific lastruc* ball with their left hand and runnerup teams. winner of the University of Florlda-ws-University of saw the lead change hands Uoa techniques.) cradle It on their left hips To Vinca Lombardi Green "HAVE YOU HEARD Hlemi football game. It ia the only authentic Semlnols several times. However, Jim (left handere just th* oppo­ Bay’s perfectionist mm INTRODUCTION Geplen stepped to the free site). Now show them which Ultra was a flaw. war canos In ths world. THE STORY ABOUT... (First to s Series) Winnsr of tho annual football gams retains poeusilon throw line and dropped In two fingers art placed In which "No defene#,’’ ha aummod ap While you may certainly Bobby Lundqulst, tha sen­ points with a one and one of tho trophy until tho neat football gams between the boles. soberly. sation of the Biddy Basket­ situation and put the Grey- teach only one youngster to Tell your youngsters a little . . but wait • minatf, schools. In the event of a tlo the team which had the Jimmy Brown eeuid hardly ball circuit, smashed his own hounds ahead, 57-56. Tha bowl, U'U be a lot mors fun •bout th* bowling equipment I don't want to get eeaoe prior to the game retains possession. agre* with Lombardi Th* scoring record last Thursday 'Hounds bald this lead by for everyons if yon taks a and specifications. Presentation of tho trophy takea place on tho field im­ ahead of myntlf. In a Browns blockbuster, first pre group, at least four, to the night In laagu* play at tho freezing the ball The regulation bowling lane back to gain a mils in on* Ma­ mediately following tho gam*. few days I’ll b* in town Fleming Gymnasium when ho Goplen, who was one of the bowling center. So, If you art Is 60 feet In length from th* Two plaques are mounted on tha canoe, the first son, was held to 61 yards ia the parent of one youngster, ready to Ukn you along sank 28 field goals and alx three men in double figures foul line to th* head pin, and 11 carrita by ths Packers. bearing the presentation Inscription and tha second carry­ gratia shots to post 62 points for th* Greyhounds, scored have your son or daughter Is 43 Inches wide. The ap­ Starr’a performance w * n on non* of my advening a permanent record of gam# score*, beginning with on tha scoreboard aa WTRR 10 to his points in tho last round up several friends. The proach area la IS feat long. him ths game’s moat valuable turen. the IMS contest. more the merrier! Radio clobbered the Savings, trams of pliy. Tho first part of the lane la player award by tha unani­ Truly a trophy of which to be proud, tha rsnoo It Roy* should wear a loosemen of First Federal by an Tho l.ymsn JV'S made It a constructed of hard msple, mous vote of th* writer* who hand-painted with tha traditional Seminole designs which “KEEP AN EYE fitting sport shirt and slacks. clean sweep by taking the 86 to 28 count. the rest la hard pine. decorated andsnt canoe of this type. The trophy has covered tho contact. Starr Girls should wear a liloute Tho Radiomen were never Baby Pioneers 43 to 27 in the PEELED FOR ME I" Rowling pins are arranged completed 15 of 18 poxxc* for caught the fancy of both echoola. • IOQAI nAWUUA hm behind because of the sharp- opener. Lyman bad three men a n d tailored aklrt. Girls In a perfect thrcefoot trt a total of 259 yards and three shooting of Lundqulst. In ad­ In double figures—Gary Gun­ ihould be discouraged from angte. A tenpin may weigh touchdowns. wearing tight-fitting Jeans, dition to Lundqulst’a tallies, ther, Richard Moore, and skirts, short-shorts and other from two pounds, H ounce* to three pounds, 10 ounces. The Eugeno Rcrtranf posted 11 Dave Matte, Matte lead in “fad” apparel. Such clothing pin Is 13 inches high and point* while Randy Bowsn rebound* while Moor* was se­ is unbecoming and seriously earn* up with II points for cond, The junior varsity re­ hampers the freedom of mo­ about five Inches wide at Its cord is now five wins and “belly" or widest point. First Federal tion which ta so ncceisary in Each pin has an easy-toIn other action, Strickland- no losses. acquiring good bowling form Morriion fought their way to LYMAN (60)— Tolsen To­ Now you’re it tho howling loarn number according to the spot on which la it set. Teach a 48 to 39 victory over the ll; Winkleman 3-1-5; Grant A wide epea race hi the Ul*4* D — 1. Cotton Lnee, I Rankers of Sanford Atlantic. 4-5-13; Goplen 0-0-0; Smith 3 center. After being aligned the pin numbers to your teasel standing* has develop­ 0 . B-‘n Column, 1. Cnrsvll!*, 4. Tho Motormen were led by 10-16; Asher 3-2-12. Totals 21-1 to your lane, select shoes at youngsters. Pins are always Outdoor lighting make* your terrace, i_ ed et the Sanford-Orlando Dr. W h ln k n n , I. Aet Row, 4. Bill Schmldt'a 19 points and EAU GALLIE (5 !)- Poe 2- the equipment counter for referred to by number. B r l f h t Fnnk. T. Brontes, 1. your home after d a rk ... give* you more living apace and more houre you 2and your bowters. It may 26; Rlckert 6-4-11; Buford track during tho first two (loldnn Now we’re ready to go ». the 18 posted by Phil Lindsey. of enjoyment. It seta the mood for Bin and entertainment.., Interest your youngster* to weeks of action. Although Jo* IKY BVT K BACK — * / l * Mil* 1-3; Hall 2-0-4; Cohca 6-1-13; bowling! create* dr rustic contrasts and beautifiil effects in your garden. Gerard and the Oswald Bro­ — a r e a * O — t. Ju d y n*<t. 1. However, the tltt’a high point Mobley 1-0-2; Lee 2-1-5. Totals know that the sole of one Electric Post Lights at driveway or bom* entrance are espe­ bowling shoe Is made of lea thers are tied for the lead Vapor Blrnnm, I. Jodi* It*«d, man waa Dave Lae who rack­ 219-31. cially deairsb]u for safety and protection. They brightly welcome ed up 23 points for tho loaers, Most Valuable with eight wins each, 10 other 4. Alcorn, I. F r o s ty Tip, 4. Lyman ........ 13 13 11 19-60 thcr, the other rubber. This your guests end discourage teoipssew*. New models are available kennel* have at laaat tlx vic­ a rut Quits, T. atsltsr, I. despite the fact that Lee foul­ Eau Gallia . ... 14 13 12 10-51 assures proper sliding and UNIVERSITY PARK, P a .with a "magic eye" that automatically lure* light ON *4 dua^ ed out early In the engage ■m** (NEA)- Bill Manke. senior OAK RIDGE (36)- Bsstin stopping. torias. OFF at dawn—whether you're home or Away. | The competition promise* to RlaHTW RACS1 — S/l# Mil*— ment. 7-1-5; LeGwia 63-13; Menke Work with your youngsters fullback, received th* Bill Light* for outdoor living are easy to Install, surprisingly low 1 One* B— I. Sly Wlr*’i Hot. Meanwhile, Standard Oil in 34helping them select the Jeffrey Award as the most get even tougher later this 33-9; Boon 3-3-9; Boehm in cost. See the fln* selection at your favorite electrical con­ week when seven top kennels 1. P o nd* Hurry, I. O. B. L ip­ got back into tho win column 6; Bogcrt 0-2-2; Totals 22-12- bowling ball which seems to valuable player on tha 1963 tractor er lighting store. stick, 4. Bandy Emma, 4. Root again with a 89 to 29 deci­ be the most comfortable and Pena State soccer squid. I from the Big R Tampa track K olty, a lien elf Way, V. Aca­ 36 sion over Sanford Electric. arrive ready to run. Tampe dia, I. Rapid Roy ASK FOR FREE lOOKLETt "OUTOOOR LYMAN (STT— Smith T-3-19; closes Wednesday night and SIXTH RACK — B/ia Hit*— Tom Sandage led the way for Asher 7-5-19; Goplen 4-2-10; Full egHear to help yewhi ter met* fun, beauty ead eeMy. toe nsw dogs ebould bo get­ Clrod* R — Circus Wonder. tha Oilers with 26 points Grant 1-3-4; Winkleman 20ting into Sanford - Orlando I. E, A-'* Lilli* Sister, 1. Kid while Glenn Robinson got the 4; ToUon 0-1-1; Totals 21-134. Ksflno, ). Ebony races by Friday or Saturday. Wilt)*, '/Midi V Rock, a Penw orthy, T. B u t other 13. Rick Smith got s 57 Carl Tracy loog-tim* SOKC Clu*. a Mr. T t l U sn majority of tho Electricians Oak Ridge . .. . 13 20 14 10-36 i x h h s . roe T H SUCK — B/IS Mil*— favorite, is now getting bis TRX Lymsn ........ it it n 12—st n r a d * A — 1. Ronnl* Abb*. ]. points by racking up 15. talented fleet of speedsters R u c h aw ay Dano, I. Iron tluard. f l l l l l A M i l l I 111 IT ( I B M i f into action after arriving late I. C hlckabao Slnsl*, 4. Denny whuho ecu* Homo* Mac. 4. llulloal. 7. t a u t Defrom Portland, Ore. W itt. l. Loyal Luk* I The Oswald Brothers ken­ ELKVKXTH R i l l! — > « MU* c — I. Stlracl* W o r k ­ nel, paced by 0. B.’a McDuff —Wr*a* er, I. O.B.'i Ho Man, I. Color. and inaugural winner O. B.’a 4. R t h s l l F e r r a r i. 4. Ampl* Walla, expects to continue a Ilock, 4. Ju c t Elmar, T. F r a - | MEN - WOMEN tocol. t . Sltant tlrae* determined campaign for from ages 18 to 52. Pre- L in c o ln .Service help* Nightly 8:10 honors as tho leading kennel. pore now k'or U. 8. Civil ihousaods prepare for lhr»* Gerard's string, headed by EXCEPT SUNDAY Her* Ice Job openings in teats ovary yaar. It ia ona Bockla Sis and Ample Angle, thin sran derUg the past of tho Inrgeat and oldeat kas been a pleasant surprise 18 month*. privately owned lehools of eo far with bis local LongGovernment position* pay (to kind and I* not connectwood kennel. nn high ns 1448.96 n month ed with the Government, 1 budding SOKC season, to *tart. They prorid* r i a i r msec— ■/■* miu — much greater aecnrity than For FREE information on ■m*e B— |. Trr To Win, S. WED. & SA T.-2 P.M* ■ private employment an d Government Job*. Including Spot Oeoalp. I. Rank Son. 4. Alton Tip. f. NeUfle-t. * Bob­ ACTION! THRILLS! | excellent opportunity for Hat to position* and »*lble Shorn*, T. Knlton Ore.n, THURSDAY 18 LADIES NIGIIT advancement. Many pool- arleo, fit) nut coupon and W*to» raaSsa# Sp*rt I. 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M*k* Cityy ^ih.. iiii...i. hi.— MIDWAY BETWEEN 8ANKOHI* A ORLANDO k V Mov* P IUJII RAID — M ■ll,“ BY JULIAN STSNITSOM f t e LysstR High GriyhiMto raced to a pair cf victories ever the wtehred when Friday night they weal to Eau Gillie to drop the Commodores go to SI sad than com* keek to Lsngwond to eatertaJ* Orlando's Oak Bldg* High School They alp. pod ths Pioneers st the wire, BOWLING How To Teach Youagsters Cage Scoreboard Starr At Peak; Jim Brown Flat Biddy Hot-Shot Drops In 62 Points In Game SPEEDY SAYS: Two Kennels Hold Top Soke Honors You'll Treasure the pleasure of El f i tiai. aia\ TONIGHT fjm, » I I I I I I TMWm. I J WANTED! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I &a*£r>totmC )*/euub �» ■■ r %' H Ph«« «—Mon. Jan. «, * 4 Wedding Right” Heavy W«*tern Beef Full Cot CHUCK Party Entertained A t Dinner Janies Wyss was aiald af honor aad bridesmaids were Mrs. Sarny Montano aad Mrs. L. E. Harris. Paggy Jeaa Puller, sister of the bride, w u junior bridesmaid. The attendants wore Identi­ cal dresses of cotillion blue taffeta, with boll . shaped skirts and short jackets. The headpieces were powder blue tiaras with short vails. Their flowers were cascade bou­ quets of blue carnations. Robert Hare, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man sad the ushers were Samy Montano and Emery Boudreau. Mrs.- fuller, mother of the bride, wore a turquoise blue satin sheath with a jacket trimmed In matching lace, a feather hat and a corsage of yellow phalaenopsle or* chide. The bride's parents enter* McReynolds I Host Holiday at their home, UM Crescent Street, immediately following (ho ceremony. Tko bride’s table was covered with a white Uses doth aad canter­ ed with a bouquet af white aad pink cs three-tiered wedding cake, topped by a miniature bride aad bridegroom, w u ced with a crystal punch bowL Busan McCall and Jaa* lee Moors served the cake and Nylaaa Albert presided at the poach howl. Shams Ban was Is charge of the bride's book. The couple M l os a short wedding trip, to as uadis* doted destlnaUos, and Mra. Hare wore a Dior blue ibaa* th with three-quarter length akevet, a matching sleeve* last tunle and o brows vtl* tat hat and aceassoriea. liar flower was a purple throated orchid from her bouquet. parent* of tko kridt; Mra. H. J. Bolts, Mr. aad Mra. Jtodaay J. Bolls, M r.sM M n . Jack Huiikamp, Mr. a a d Mrs. Fnd Parker, Mr. aad Mrs. P. 0. Lupftr, Mr. aad Mrs. Tarry Smith, Miss S u sy Skinner, Walter Neal, Coasts Stewart and Mias Shana Lapfar. , 2 r » K S * w"“" Julian Stenstroms i Cubed Steak lb.89cj Host Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Hsrw will make their homo in Orlando where he la stationed at Me* Coy Air Force Bate. Out of town guests here for the wedding were Robert Hare, Puerto Rico, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Harris, Ntw Smyrna Beach and Sgt and Mrs. Walter C. Hunilcksr sod children, Orlando. b-UW \i. .• ; *•-ff* MRS. JOHN REYNALDO JLAIlE . . a Rice Nutrients In >> Water A gift esehaaga added much merriment to the eve* Bing, and the guests enjoyed group staging and Christmas music. - Mr. and Mrs. Alburn Rec­ tor, Mrs. Martha Rowland and Mrs. Jane Van Fleet as* listed the MeReyaolds la eatertatalng the guests. ML YOU CAN EAT! SERVED FROM 4 TO 7:30 P. M. ALL WEEK DEEP FRIED GOLDEN BROWN SOUTHERN FRIED C H IC K EN BEKVED WITIIi FRENCH FIIIF.8 — TOSSED GREEN SALAD — HOT UOLLM A UUITEK — ICED TEA OR COFFEE Touchton’s Rexall Drugs “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. le t A MAGNOLIA PHONE FA 2*2482 DOWNTOWN HANFORD CUT FROM HARD CORN FID PORKERS — "SUPER-RIGHT* PORK A t Home Don’t Lose Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem­ onstration Agent, says cook­ ing cereals in excessive quan­ tities of water, draining off the cooking water, and rins­ ing afterward wasta nutrients. Borne persons persist In washing rice before cooking. This la an unnecessary step because today's packaged rice has already been clean­ ed. Moreover, washing la nu­ tritionally axpensive. Washing rice once before cooking can cause a thiamine loss of 23 percent In regular white rice, and a lots of 10 percent in brown or converted rice. This loss may be Important In diets of persons who eat a great deal of rice. You may hava noticed thrse direction! on some rice pack­ ages: "To retain vitamins, do not rinse before or drain aft­ er cooking." The nutrients In rlca are well retained If rice la cook­ ed In Just enough water to be absorbed during the cooking period. Mr. and Mra. Julian Sten* strom snd their son, Ricky, were hosts for a family re* New Year's Day at their borne on Lake KaUurys. This was the first time the family had been together la some years. A buffet luncheon was serv­ ed In the afternoon while the football games were enjoyed. Getting together to discuss the latest family news were: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sten* strom, Doug and Patricia; | Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stenstrom and Sharon; Mr. snd I Mrs. Frank Stenstrom, Mark, Julie, Bryan and Becky; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Csajka, Cars, Nsncy, Peter, Mary Kay and Mary Beth from Co­ coa Beach; Mrs. E. S. Roekey, aunt of the Stenstroms, and their mother and step­ father, Mr. snd Mrs. J. W.| Salisbury. Casselberry Personals Mr. and Mra. Karl Morris I of Warren, Ohio, hare boon vlaitlng hi* parents, Mr. and Mra. Raymond Mcrrls of Sunnytnwn Road, ovar the holiday*. During their visit, Karl waa gueat aolotat with the choir of tha Casselberry Community Methodist Church. Slked * to I Lb. Avg. Pkg. Jaa« Parker Freshly Baked A P P LE 2 P IE 5 5 Ketchup 2 5£ 49* Special! 1%- 0 7 Special t Haltaaa Salad Hper la It Jaa* Parker lead Byte* Cak* SPANISH Dressing* 35' Marvel Brand E Bar - Ann Pag* Zcaty Tomato 29* Ice-Cream & 59* Nabtoc* Premium Crackers ** 29* OUR OWN HEARTY - VIGOROUS TIIE IION. JERRY BLACK, anil Mra. Hinck, Albany, N. Y„ nro shown vialtimr the DoBnry Mansion House while they were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Melvin Muthuwu. Muthcwa is sales manager of Mncklu Bros, in Del­ tona. LOOSE TEA Vi Lb. Pkf. ANN PAGE DEVILS FOOD Longwood Personals By Donna Kale# Mr. and Mr*. Off Wilson nnd grandson, of Aliqtiippa, Pa., wero holiday gurita of Mr. and Mrs. CWrk McCoy at th*lr home on Oak Street. Quests of Mr. amt Mra. liny Shmnnte, Old Dixie Highway, during the holidays wera his son, John Shumate and wife and three daughters, Carolyn, Phyllia Jean and Nettle Jo from Manuasaa, Va. Mr. and Mr*. Trury Kate* uf Longdate entertained his tnothrr, Mr*. Mattie Kates, South Irvine, Ky., and hla brother, Georgo cf Cinrinnuttl, Ohio, during the holiday*. DeBary Personals Mlu Barbara Iiedient, or-1 ganlit of tha Denary Mcthmint Church, entertained the choir at her home on Lakewood Drive Saturday even­ ing. An evening ol song and games was followrd by the exchange of gifts and serving of refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Brown of Alicante Road were the guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Theodore Fletcher of Pom­ pano Beach for the Christmas holiday. They brought Miss Carol Fletcher back to D«It ary for a brief stay then went on to St. Augustine. holiday gursti their ton and daughier-in-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs. John £*lck- ,of Lo* An*ele*' Calif. They will visit places of Interest while In Florida. Mrs William Lakcman of Sanford Avenue entertained her brothcr-ln law and hla wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lakcman, of Boca Raton; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cawle of Philadelphia; the M is t e a Louise and Magdelyn Faith of Dctlary; Mr. and Mrs. W. Sanded and Mr. and Mrs. W. llrrshrl CAKE M IX TIME NOW TO START THAT NEW DIA RY. . . ALSO CHECK OUR SCRAPBOOKS AND PICTURE ALBUMS Gifts • Cards • Books 210 E. First St. 19 Oz. Pkf. GOLDEN RISE BUTTERMILK 6 BISCUITS DtvtM With Dip* — Buyer With ttoay* 49* DIPSY CRACKERS 1-LR BOX Robert Stonekln* of Sunset When older people take a Drive is entertaining hla ton bath, they ahould not let the and daughter-in law, Mr. and water run out of the tub un- Mrs. Hubert Stone king, and 111 they have pulled them­ grandson, Robert, from New selves up on their feet. H a Eagle, Pa„ for the holiday slip occurs and they plop Into season. the tub, the water will break the fall and might sven aava Mr. and Mrs. John Dzlek of a broken bone. | Catalina Drive have as their Am Pug* Elbow Spaghetti Or Announcing A la c a ro n i ■ 1 1 1 # IDAHO BAKING 2 37* I p 0tatoes£59* » 15* lAfariroomsmiH' - m — M IX STICKS PEAS T Oa. Pkg. 35 I 8NO WHITE ( I F IR M R ED R IP E Tomatoes«*— AAP Broad Fromm Charles L Park Jr., M.D. announces the association of this week at our now location on the corner of Commrrrial and Oak, across from tbs Fla. 8laU Bank. Wa have completely redecorated, added new equipment and fixture* to serve ye* better. Minnie Hess Garner — Helen Smith , for the practice of General Surgery at 306 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford j 1* Os. Pkf. 19* FRESH GREEN Cauliflower2 & 4 3 ‘ I P.ta^ u A l|B r o c ii- 3 » M. Arthur Nesmith M.D. Eva Bess tnMwHfc P U D STAMPS BEAUTY SALON ^ this ad tro I day, January K 131 N. Oak — Corner Commercial Ph. FA 2-3914 5 u p e r t m j a u A k I I P I R O A E vI • * Lb. SPECIAL t Asa Page Pars Kolby Potato / II M a r k e t s tju o «M i *A«t L l«t| 2711 Orlssdo Drivu 17-M At 27th 8L �/ Jfon. J ot . 9, ' W - h f * T mSSCm (booh Gbby • By Abigail Van Buren lies (i> <•> News see me eating from the lit* t t i M a rs a ■aorta garbage ean when 1 eaa (4) Editorial look forward to a good meal lit ! (t) W tatker served by your sweet and (5) Brevard Hews 1:11 (!) W-other clean mother ?" IS) nports Sincerely, l:te (I) Walter Cronktts tt) M enllor-Brlahier JIM. U. S. M. C. (S. lion cockraa • • • 1:11 (*) Orbit DEAR ABBY: My saw Ties (I) Have Oea WIU Travel thinks It la Improper to (4) Dlaeet give hla intended wife an (t) Xane drey Theater Mile a t The engagement ring until after 1:1# t t) Mends? Mevlee she has received her final (I) Te Tell Tha Trath t t) Deter Limits decree of divorce from her 1:44 (I) 1'ee Oet a Seers* present husband. I dis­ 1:14 14) W atoa Train <S) The Leer Show agree with him, especially (S) Dsns? Thomas since they have plans to 4:4* 4:44 (I) aa d ? OrifUlh B eer marry immediately slier (4) Hollywood aad the ■tare the decree la granted. W« 11:44 (I) Ureaklag Petal have decided to go king (4) S a it lid o —W att ■Ida with your opinion. Thank (4) S lat d le s a With you. Mitch HAPPY MOTHER-IN-LAW- 11:44 ( t) Mewrreao tSI News TO-BE (I) Murphy M arita With DEAR HAPPY: I agree tha Mews 11:14 (4) ■ports Plaal with your son. ISl Xnus Card A • • • tf ) Thsstsr ef tha B urs Get it off your chest. For 11:4a (!) Tsatta shew (l> The U le Show DEAR ABBY: A triad took bo to • cud node? yesterday Just for tas, tad X haven't boos abb to sleep I wink sloe*. Although 1 don’t have any confidence la this woman’s ability to read the future, afeo knock­ ed mo righl off a y feet She said that a y husband waa going to dla shortly, that he had been having blackouts at work but didn't wait to toO a o for fear ef worrying me. She said f shouldn't let oa that 1 know because it might upset him and ho might die sooner. She also said someone wish­ ed me bad luek and she could break the spell by selling me some good luck charms at $10.00 each fur myself and my children. (I didn’t buy any. I think she's auts.) She charges $3.00 a reading. I'd like to report this woman. But where? wearing eyeglasses since I was 1 I hare to wear them all the time now, for read­ ing, writing, watching TV and for aecing things far away, too. My problem la the ugly red marks 1 get on my face. Do you know oI any creams nr treatments that win take off those ter­ rible red markj? 3IARKED DEAR MARKED: Go to your optician and ask him to check your eyeglasses. If they fit properly, they should not make ugly red marks on your face. • • • DEAR ABBY: I read your reply to "JERSEY IN KOREA," who was having such a rough time being true to hla wife back in the States. Be must be in the Army or Air Force. 1 am ■ Marine Sgt., who is away from my family, too, and it will be a long time before DISTURBED DEAR DISTURBED: Start 1 get borne, but I’m not with your local District At* having that problem. You t o r a c y . The ''reader** aae, Abby, my father was sounds like a public nuis­ on the road a lot when I ance. The “friend" sounds was a kid and 1 asked him that sama question. Hla like an enemy. e e e answer to me has been my DEAR ABBY: 1 am a 14- comfort these lonely nights. year-old girl who has been "Son," be laid, "can you \ Qatjoby On iBhJudqa a personal, unpublished re­ ply.write to ABBY, Box 3333, Beverly Hills,Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. • • • For Abby’s booklet, “How To Have A Lovaly Wedding,” lend 30 cents to AbBy, Box 3303, Beverly Hills, Calif. By WORTH (D) • One point very bard to A Q 9« bring home to the general V 10 7 3 4 3 bridge public la th a t while ♦ •4 A J 104 yeu open the bidding prim ari­ EAST ly on high cards you overAJ 7 A A K 106S call principally on playing V A JS WKQg Strength. ♦ Q J 109$ AS In particular afte r your op­ A K fl A II9 1 ponents open with a major BOITH ■ult it Is tho height of folly $312 to get into the bidding with a fit five card minor suit merely AAK733 because your hand would *A Q 7 have been worth an opening Worth sad South vulnerable bid If an opponent had not Werth Bast South West Pass 1 A 3 A Double opened ahead o f you. Even if not vulnerable Pass Tasa P u s Opening lead—A Q South should not have over­ called. True, ho had 13 points an adverse contract and n o t in high cards and a biddable too many more aa declarer. Vulnerable, hla uvvrcall w as five curd suit, but he had three probable tricks against Just short i t suicidal and tho (x )it ]h & W om an o r week of JA N . 5. 1964 __ Whose fau lt la it whan a husband gives hla wlfa a gift th a t isn't avan on har Hat of “ moat w anted" or “ moat need- Legal Notice i v tmsi c ib c d t t c o ris T o r t h r x iv t ii j r n i r i u . c m . t r r r tv a v d f o r e r.w ie o i.r ro rv T V , n . o n t n i . iv c h a v . rr.H T . Re. 13048 W IST BIDE FEDERAL SAVINO» * LOAM ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK CITY, a cor­ poration *rs*nls*d »nd #al*tInf umltr tha law* of tha l-aitad Stmta* of Amtrlrm. Plaintiff, aa. JOHNSTON CHILDS and SAR­ AH CHILDS, hla wlfa DsNndaaU. NOTICE o r a t'IT PTATE OF FLORIDA TO JOHNSTON CHILDS an<1 SARAH CHILDS, hi* wlfa whoaa raalilaara la t i l l Adim* Sir**'. COLCMBUS, OEOROIA Tea ara har*by required to flla your an»war or wrlttan 4a. f*n*«*. If any. In tha abova p ro ric IlH with tha Clerk of thla Court, and to »«rv* a copy tharaof upon tha Plaintiff a attoruaya. whoaa aam*a and adOraaa appaara haraon, on or hafore tha Ird day af Fabruary, 1*44. tha natura of thlo pro eoodlnt b«lns a ault for for*cloaur* of mortaaeo aaalntt tho following described proper tr , to-wit: * Lot 17. OAKLAND HILLS, according to tho plat tfetroof aa r*eord*4 In Plat Book IS. Peg** t l aad SI, Public Itaeords of S«i»lnola County, Florida. TOOETIlElt WITH: Jachwin Oa* Hot Water Heater, Modal C1SS. 8*rlal No. SSKMi p*rman«atly Inolall- •d- BONE AND ORDERED at Rantord. County of S*rolnola. Mtata of Florida, thla 2nd day of Jaausry, 1441. (SEAL) Has. Arthur H. Bachwlth Jr. Clark Circuit Court SUmlnoD County. Florida Byt Martha T. Vlhlan Dopaty CDrk Clretfury, Couri A Panlfllo Attorney* for Plaintiff 4SS Jack*on Stroat Tampa I. Florid* PnbUakl Jaa. S. II, 14. *1. 144* COQ-4 ad" items instead of one of the many things aha would hava chosen for h arsalff Before you decide it's th e husband's fault, listen to th is: A recent survey of more than a thousand men revealed th a t only three had been able to find out from their wives w hat they really wanted in the way of a gift. T hat must mean that when asked what they w ant for a birthday present or anniver­ sary gift, most wive* either say, “ I don't know ." or “ I'd lika to be surprised," or th ey ar« so subtle w ith their hints th a t their poor husbands don’t realist they are hinting. Having no idea of w hat their wive* are secretly hop­ ing they will givo them, the poor husbands in desperation let some saleswoman tell them w hat to buy. If you’ve ever been in a store and watched a man tr y ­ ing to find a g ift for his wife without the foggiest notion of w hat will really please her, you know It la a desperate situation. lie has a lost look in h it eye, and a helplessness th a t makes him fair gam s for any saleswoman who w ants to un­ load aoma espensive, im prac­ tical Itam it is fa r easier to •ell to a man th an to a worn- RITX TODAY A TUE8. SHOWS AT 1:00 3:14 - 4:13 - 4:23 THEATRi TM A IS.« 1:11 (4) News W eather 4:14 <*! Farm Report 4:44 (4) Cealteeatal 4:14 (41 College e f U e Ale t:.- (4) Tedar 14) Wshs Dp Mevtee l i f t 111 Perm Marhet (4) S u te Weww We* mar lift (41 Tsaay (4) Fre-Iekeal Plata!** 1i«4 14) Caaaldawa Raw* 7:11 (4) Mickey's Ooagcl Time tv* (4) Mickey Wv* 4:44 f t) CatUI* 4:44 I t) Weather 1:4* f t) Tader f t) CartaurtTU (f) Lamps of Laaralag <t> Jaek L*l**a* 4:14 (4) Esarelse t:lf (4) Romper Raeaa (I) 0*1* Storm IlltS (4) aay Wka* 14) Spaalah Leaeoae («) Mlk* Walla.-* N*W* 14:44 C> Word for Word (I) I Love Laey (4) The Object ta ltise I I , Concentration (*) Prleo la Rlskl 11:44 (I) The MrCore l l : l t (4) S*v*M K*ye (4) Pate A lllad re T: day Night Movie. Cities of Gold." (CWor) Amthoay Quiaa. Rickard Egan, Kicked Renata, Jeff Hunter tad Rita Moreno star la thla 1433 sdventure story cooserniag the Spanish conquest of Southern California. The lead­ e n of tha expedition (Quinn and Igaa) am not happy when a crippled priest, ra­ ther Junlpero Sena (Rennie), la assigned to them, but he aucceoda when their weapons fad. The Indian chiefs grand­ TV Tims Fmvisws son la tojond d art* a Maf skirmish with tha Spaniards, and Father Bern help* heal the wood. Thla wins the In­ diana' trust and they, along with tho expedition, help him found n string of missions. 3:304 p m. CBS. The Lucy Show. In hla rota as Banker Mooney, Gaia Gordon la a ■mam In this ana. Mooney la in tho hospital with a broken leg and Locy (Lucille Ball) desperately needs his signa­ ture on n check to buy her daughter a new gown. M-.a y n . am ant of this ana a* that the gmwm-ups can act Uhn chOdmn to tola occaatonaBy funay hot lukewarm plot Danny aad Kathy (Daany Thomas and Marjorie Lord) sham a summer cottage with tha Hel­ pers (Sid Melton and Pat Carroll) and four definitely prove to W a crowd. •:3AM p m. CBS. Tho Andy Griffith Show. It'* n corny plot that might have been lifted from "Lassie," but Dan ItE A N * ( 1th will chaee a girl catches him. TV KINTAL • Solas - • Servtao Seminole TV rA 3-4*M Zenith Color TV l Sanford A vs. • MORI YARIITY IN IV IIY DIPT* F IR S T -C U T R IB Pork Chops • MOM FAMOUS FOOt PAIR UVMM • MORI FRIENDLY FOOD FAIR SUVICK | 2410 PARK AVE. FROM FOOO FAil/SRTZIR'l TNI IT0RI THAT GIVIS YOU MORI...MORE OFTEN •WANTITT ■ 104(74 im a m L E A N M EA TY W E S T E R N Spare Ribs T E N D E R T A ST Y Beef live r ■Vi.Vte. luiiiiuiiiimimtiminiinim ByRuthMiiiett •* m A'' S U N -A ID P U R E 1MMT• t WTR«Mf 01 M M F M i MM9 A P P LE JE LLY 005353235348534853482348484853482348 BIG 1 FREE SALAD BOWL | V(TH PURCHASE OF RED RIF I SALAD SZ I 244S French At*. Sanford, FU. Carry Out Orders Ph. 322-94If | MAINE O IL • uvr-awTi >TOMATOES A Date ST. LOUIS (UPI) — The 1934 home baaeball schedule for tho St. Louis Cardinals includes seven ladies' days. -t1 show la to • thorn iindescribably w e ir d beatu spawned bp ton im tin m m iiiin iim ii result waa as m ight bo ox FRICIS GOOD THROUGH pec tad. VIDNU0AY W att d cub lad and while East thought fo r a moment about taking out the double he finally passed and West opened the queen of dia­ monds. Booth sron the trick and saw no future anywhere. Ills ! I r a W o T FAira** r a n t* tt best hope seemed to be to do • \ | 5 7 bau »FINIAFPLI P l!|l something about clubs rig h t j^ai w onmIieawa»aw»^i*cawa^wwn a a w ilfj TUESDAY P. M. away ao South played the ace 11:44 <S) Late ef U t l anil queen of cluba. (4) Sevan Kaye Thla waa a wise decision. (I) First Impraaatos A fter th a t sta rt tha beet the 11:14 ( tl Faihar Knowe lleet (4) Basrah fee Tomor­ defense rould do was to cash row nine tricks for an 1100 point (1) Truth o r Coheeaueaee* profit. Had South adopted 14:44 (4) d aisie s Light some other line of play he 1:44 14) Btehtlor Faihar t4i Krai* Far* thaw wculd probably have gone t i l Naw* down 1400. t : t l 11) Spaclal— LL 1:44 (4) At Tha WarlS Taaaa <41 Mid-Fla. News (5) selanee ti** (4) Lafftlme «:** (4) Password (4) Aae Souther* 4:14 <•> Art Llehlettor (4) Dar la Court To keep her husband from (SI The Doctor* auch frantic searching for a 4:44 15) To Toll The Trath it) Loretta Teaag gift, a wife either baa to II) Otaer*) moepltal 4:14 (SI Tho Edg* *1 Ntsht come rig h t out and tell him 14) Quo** P ar A Dag ID Ton Don't Bay what ahe wants or tall her 1:44 (4) Dauslaa Edward* beet friend to relay tha news, Maws or ahe has to hint ao broadly St 44 (I) Sacral at*rm II I T ra llm a sta r and so often that aha la yearn­ (I) The Match Earn* ing fo r some particular thing 4*44 (Si Uacl* Walt ID norna A Alla* that even the most absent- (:(• ID Mavarlek (SI Cartoons minded. preoccupied, unimag­ (D llaat of Oroucb* inative husband gets the idea, 1:44 111 Newteop* and can happily “surprise" (•) Lear* It T* B**V0f hla wife with tho perfect g ift that will make her voice ring During the fiscal year end­ true when she aaya, “ It’e Just ed June 30, 1932, the U. S. what I wanted, llow did you Patent O ffka registered 16,ever think of it? " 904 trade-marks. The perfect gift: Roth Milieu’s n i p s on TeenAgers." Send 25 cents to Ruth Miiiett Reader Service c'o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Uox 489, DepL A, Radio City S ta­ tion, New York 19. N. Y. R • ehnekler In hla Deputy Bar­ ney ml*. •:3AM p.m. NBC. Holly­ wood M i tho SUra. "Mon­ sters We Have Known and Loved.” As you might expect, the film cllpe come hot aad heavy and the finest moments am at tha beginning when we meet tha afloat movie mon­ ster* aad their pmontflcstioa, Lon Chaney. Then m to such fun-loving rascals as Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff, King Kong and Mighty Joa 3 M SALAD BOWL "LEI'S TALKDRVCLEANING ff OPEN 12:43 D on't let anybody foci you. There t* * DIG DIFFERENCE In dryeleaning. The im portant difference in DOWNTOWN CLEANERS d r y cleaning Is th eir exclusive 8A.NITONE SOFT-SET flnUh. You see a noticeable different* in tho garm ent with the SOFT-SET finish. 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See tho big difference I Call DOWNTOWN CLEANERS A LAUNDERERS 111 8. PALMETTO ^kVE PHONE FA 343*3 LADY FAIR IC ED CINNAMON APPLE TREATS35 LAYERCAKES- 45< LADY FAIR ICED -CREA M FILLED ’ BOSTON m illllllliliiillllH llliln iiiiiilll i ■ f �Sanlando Park Enjoys Holiday Activity Tisiting from out of Mrs. Ray Puckett; Mr. On New Year's Eve, a proTbe term “active commas- j gram of games sad feastlag 1 their hosts at tha Mrs. Doaald Bushman and __ aad Wend. Catherine lly” aptly described the Sas- was enjoyed la the recreation park included: Blocker, from Hooeoyt Falls, Unde Trailer Park, comer of room while watching the deMr. and Mrs. Weodall At­ S. Y., Mr. aad Mrs. Merle Hlghway ITf l and SR 434, parture of 1883 and awaiting An adult coma fat clothing during this past holiday tea-[the birth of 1884 and at 1 kinson from Bedford, Ind., Buehmsa; Mr. and Mri. Glee p. m.. New Year's Day, real- Mr. and Mrs. Curry; Mrs. ion Ma clones* u d KsrU and construction, open to women fro m a n y p a r t of th o c o u n ty , Arriving early to visit rela-1 dents again gathered together Wayne Smith and Marti from Marlowe (torn Lansing, Mich., lives, guests from Olinoli, lor a festive pot luck dinner. Rochester, Ind., Mrs. Mar­ Mrs. Gleoa Cathey. will bo organisod at 7 p Thursday a t Lyman High Indiana, Naw York and Michl- Throughout the holidays, the jorie Bryant; Mr. and Mra. Leaving the park for the School with Mrs. Mildred gan Joined in tha park fasti- park was resplendent with Maurice Priot and Pay and holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Drams, Lyman hom o e co n o m ­ vlties which began on Christ- outdoor lights and decorations Stephen from North Torn- Clyde Snyder who visited ics, U a c h t r , a s In stru c to r. mas Eve with the tradlUooal I at the individual mobile wands. N. Y.. Mr. and Mrs. their son and daughter-in-law la Tallahassee during which Classes will moot from 7 un­ Candlelight March through Uia homes in addition to the Urge Parley Priot; Mr*. A. MeMurray and eon time the entire group enjoyed til 9:80 p. m. two nights a grounds to the beautifully de- display featured by the ownfrom Peoria, III., Mr. and a trip to New Orleans. week until Juno and will re­ eorated recreation room where | ere. inter*sting program was in September at tho be­ ginning of the new term. Stud­ presented by residents. In-1 ents will bo askod to pay a 85 eluded oa the program were ] number of musical select­ registration foe and supply their own materials. Modern ions by the SanUndo Choral | sewing machines at tho school Singers. will bo available for use by the In opening, Mrs. Virgil Cur­ ry, manager, lighted a Urge I Sold with a “Satisfaction Guarantee” or your ass. A limit of to students wiS cradle in recognition of the bo s t e e p to d . Applications Birth of Christ, tha Light | money cheerfully refunded* should bo made with E. S. of the World. During the sing­ > FULL CUT ROUND Douglass, director of vocation ing of caroU by the Urge I and adult education, at tha group gathered for the occas­ I SIRLOIN • CLUti School Administration Build­ ion a Jolly Santa appeared | and presented gifU to everying In Sanford or with Mrs. Dsurus at Lyman. Mrs. A. Htyrw presented a I Christmas Stocking filled with money to Mr. and Mrs. Curry [ Mrs. Kennedy on behalf of tha park resi­ dents and read aa original | Returns To verse expressing the apprecia­ tion for extra aarvlces sod I Washington thoughtful courtesies received | WASHINGTON (UP1) during tha year. Mrs. John F. Kennedy nnd Refreshments of a vast as-1 children are back sortmeot of Christmss cook­ LEAN ALL-MEAT home from an lt-day vacation ies, fruit caka, candies, nuU | in Palm Bosch, Fta. and caffe* were enjoyed. Tha former Pint Lady, On Christmas Day, the rest-1 daughter Caroline, 6, and son, dents attended a dinner which John Jr., t, accompanied by was held In a private dining Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Prln room at the Tradewindi Cafe-1 HICKORY SMOKED SUGAR CURED cess Loo Radilwlll, flow back teria in Parkwood Plan. 100% PURE FRESH Sunday, landing at nearby Andrews Air Forts Bass, Md, Thay wars mat by Ssn. and Mayfair Beats Mr*. Edward M. (Tad) Kan nedy at tha airport. They then Eustis Golfers drove to Arlington National The Mayfair Country Club I Cemetery to make a brief Men's Golf Association posted visit to tho grave of Pros! a 70 to 29 victory Sunday over the men's association of the dent Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy and her faml Pine Meadows Country Club | ly are staying at the Georgs of Eustis. town homo of Undersecretary The results: Low Grots: Doc Ring, 70; | of Stats Avortll Harrhnan Johnny Mite, 78. who has moved temporarily to Low Net: Roy Walker, 88; I YOUNG TENDER a hotel. Marvin Folsom, Dr. McCallum, Joe Clemens, 70; Bob Ross, FEMALE MOTORIST Mrs. John R. Ramsey was Bob Jernlgan, 71; Jim Rundell, the first woman te drive an Allen Morris, 72; BUI Hall, automobile eoait-to-coast, ac­ A. T. (.eland, Joa Farena, Bill | FRESH LEAN complishing the feat in 1909 Simas, 73. whan she drove from Sin FrancUco to New York CUy. Grape growers have noticed I for ceturles that fewer bunches per vine produed I Whola House Comfort larger grapes. Smoked Sausage - Bologna - Wieners 3 lbs. $1 Swift's Tru-Tendr STEAK 1 G NO/KEVIN-* NO-OH,DEAF WHAT IS IT HE WANTS? 5 S S V* Mb I FROG-MAIM r { in s is t ® *** I COM E U P S T A I R S v AND S E E THE r ' / STEW lb. 69c Ground Beef lo w r m E A M /w a CPNOKCVN1CWM VXJtePDClVINO MB HALF CRAZY! Ml« B B / »WHBN NOJ ‘"iffip sssr' PICNICS LEG 0 1 LAM B PORK STEAKS In Yours Will* A — nil riritr**-*■ Legal Notice LA M B s irrirr o r **t.K I N S T I L I R I •— CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM v v^ ^ v- ® n e w 1 N W U W tU H T WU> MV t IH im S T E P H M O M L 1IN R M tK O jtP ^ HAMIT/ rok — FROM — Southern HLlBJHLN* STOP BY OR CALL — FA 2-8321 EXPERT SERVICING ISIS PARE DR. HAN FORD, FLA. Nolle* I* h*rrby slve n pur«o*nt In * Final Peer** of I fnr*clo*ure dated p*c*mbrr I IT. 11*1. en4 *nt*r*<l In C h * n rrry f*»* N«. HITS of | lh* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judic ia l c ir c u it In and for I Hrmlnol* County, Flnrldu. w h rra in NINTH r K D K R .lt, | HAVIMlff AND DOAN ASSOCIATION OK NKW TOItK <-ITT I* f U t n t l f f . end JOBKI’ll W. HICK* a n t EVEL.TN | J, HICKS, hi* wlf*. *r* Defonil.inn. t wilt >*ll la (he hl*h«*i anil b*>t bl.ldar for r a a h a t th* front dunr of lha tUmlnol* County Courthou** tn Sanford, Samtnnlo County, r t o r td a , at U :«0 o'clock AM. on tha l l t h d a r of Ja nuary. Its*, tha follow In* d M c r l b M | pro p e rty a* *at forth la aald Klnal Dacraa, to-wlt: I alt IT. DONUDAI.E StillDtVDHON, accnrdln* to tha plat tharaof a* racorded la Plat Book i t . P a l # SI. of tha Publlo Raourd* of Somlnola Couaty. Florida. (B R A D A r th u r H. Itfnkwlth. J r . Clark of th* Circuit Court lly: M artha T. VlbKa D tp u ty Clark L aw Offlrae FREED and NATH ANION IIS Couth W aahtnetoa Av*. T lt u tttll* . FI*. I’ubllah Jaa. t. lit* C D Q -1 FAB Limit 1 With 98 O rdtt MP Early June Peas Showboat Spaghetti Showboat Pork & Beans Showboat White Potatoes Limit 3 Of Each With Order T H R IF T Y J E L L Y ................. 18 oz. ja r 2/45c D ELT A S Y R U P .........................Vi gal. jar 49c MR. G FROZEN SHURFRESH 0 OZ. PK08. BISCUITS French Fries ■ SOLID OLEO Limit 8 With 83 Food Order 3/25c BLUE SEAL K Aaimals and Sack lb. Limit 9 With 83 Order U. S. NO. I WHITE i l luuwn (ID mw__ IS Be dull aad nw nnwuDrt put POTATOES 10 in 39* APPLES 4 LB. 391 eaMiHa McIn t o s h BAG U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW PRICES GOOD THRU WED. Quantity Rights Reserved 2 Convenient Locations: 4th. STREET ft SANFORD AYE. 1100 W. 13th ST. �/ J* * H erald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! Classified Phone 322-S613 322-5612 O ffice 204 W. First Un M UM Herald « B M sad rtwfTH the right to re­ vile or n jw t H r idvertteufem *k it ordered to | i the yoUctoa of this in t a r . r ta c r n r r o ta T o r T H U NIN TH JU D ICIA L CO L C U T . IN AND m IC H I. NOLR t o r NTT, n o a l D t . in r a u c n i No. uaao IN D R i ADOPTION OF FRANZ PHIL1.IID. a Minor. B r JAKOB H A R IC H . M* l U p f a l h o r . R i m CD o r PUBLICATION m m o i pm i , TO I JO BKPH P H I L U P B TOO ARB H B R B B T 5 0 TIj F I N D t h a t a P a t l t l o a h a t boo* t l l t d In tho abov* o tr U d Court h r J A K O B HA RICK lor tho a d o p ti o n of FRANZ P R I L U P B , • m inor, h r th o Potttleaar. I JA K O B HARICH. a a d you nr* r r q u l r o d to a a r r a a eopr of : p o u r A n o v o r o r oblootlona to • ahow e auao w h f aald Pa tltlo a a h o a ld n o t bo t r a a t o d , on tbo a t t o r n e y for P e titio n er, BARIt. NAOKR, One North O r a n a a Dulldln*. Sa lto 101, Or­ la n d o . r t o r l d a , a n d (lie tha o r l s l n a t tn tha nlfleo o f tho C l e r k o f tho C ircu it C oa rt on r boforo tho U a d d a y af a n u a r y , 1H I. H E R E I N P A I L HOT ay a S o c r a a P r o C o a fta a o will ha a n torod a p a tn a t you. W ITN E S S r e r h a n d a a d aaal • I aald Court In Sanford. Semt pula County. Florida, ihla IDth d a y o r Oacambar, 1111. glBAL.) A r t h u r H. B aekw llh. Jr., A a C lark a f t h a Circuit C ourt t t y i M a rtha T. Vlhloa D o p u ty C lark lA ttorna y: Barry R. N a c a r Ona N o r t h O r a n a a U ldg, Suita MU O rla n d o , F lo rid a P u b l l a h Doe. I I , l«. 1111 * Jan. S. II. t i l l . CDP-T1 Jtr S I I ■ c iB c r r r cocht, B IN T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. U AND FO R SBHINOLB COUNTT, FLORIDA IN CH A N CERT NO. a ll I T TO « t I I B T T ITL D ROIIK RT J. IIENNS And SOANAtART HENNA, hlo Wife, Plalatlflo »». U E N E R. STEPHENSON, at at. Dofandanta NOTICE B P SUIT T O l M IL D R E D S. BUNDT. JA M Kit H. FOSS, C1KOR O B K. WILSON, T. C. RIMPMON, H U R T U. C llOHS, W. D, K 1NOAMIL.li MARRS. OJCOUOR W . MORSE. THOMAS J. K E N NT, JO HN S. STU. H A R T . a a d BLUDJf R. STU. ” ART. kla w lf a t S. MAX. TV E L I, - Me I NTT R E and AN NIE K. MclMTTHR. hla w i l e . DANIEL. B. JUDD a ml KTTA M. HADI.ET JU D D , hla w i l t . KI.I SNAVKLT a n d SARAH *. MNAVELT, hla wlla; all I f l lv ln s and If any n( t h e m ho dead, than thetr u n k n o w n hair-, dorl»e«», 1-Kilaa*. yrantaoo, erodltor* nr qthar p a r ti t a c U l m t n s by. th rn u sh . und a r or o g a ln a t (ham. or « o l th o r or a n y of them a n d t i l p o r o a n t know n or unknown claiming any r l a h t , title, or Inloraat In and to tha raal pro ­ p e r t y heroin doocrlbad or a n y p a r t th ere o f under, by. or t h r o u a h tha aald abotra deecrlbed p a r t i t a a n d to any and all othar p a r t i t a a 1 a i m i n g any r i g h t , title, a n d /o r Interoa t In end to tho follow­ i n g deacribed property, to wlti H O a a ln n tn g a t the North ” w a a t corner of Lot !»* of t h a Hubdlvlaloa ofo Land R a l o n i l n a to tho Alla m o n te Land, Hotel and ,* N a v ig atio n Company, ao, c o r d i n g to P l a t recorded In P l a t Book 1, Pago It, a f tha Public Itoeorda of Homlnolo County, Florida, t h a n c e ru n North I t faot. t h e n c e Boat U teat, ihonea N o r t h to L ake Adalatda, t h a n c e Northooatorly along j a a l d Lake Adalaldo to a| p o i n t d irec tly North of “ tho Norihaaot corner of Tail <10 of aald Bubdlvlolnn o f land belonging to the Altam onte Land, l l o t t l end J N avigation Co m p 1 1 y, t h a n c e South to tha North o a a t corner o f aald Lot <14, thenr* W aat alo ng th* N o r th e rly lino of L oti llo a n d <'»* to tha point of be ginning, being t p a r i of L o t A of aald eubJIvtilon YOU Ain: IIEUKIIY NUTI . F IK K th a t tho Plaintiff*. ROB ' B U T J. 11 BN NS and JOAN MART IIKNNH, hla wife, haao i n a t l t u t a d ault agalnat you In tha C irc u it C ourt of tha Ninth J u d i c i a l Circuit, In and for fa ra l n o l* County. Florida, tha h a t u r a o f tbo oult to to uutei t i t l e to and rem ove rratrlc (Inn* from the above deacrlh *1 p r ope rty, aald property be ng o ltu a tr d a n d located In B -m ln olo County, Florida. You ;and each of you are hereby r e q u ir e d to file your Aniwer t th t h e Clerk of the Circuit [Court. In and fur Sernlnul* bounty, Florida, and eereo a copy thereof upon Webber II. lla ln o a , of the firm of Winder, w r*dle, lla lu ra A Ward. J i t P a r k Avenue, South. Winter / P a r k . Florida. Attorney* fur l ' l . l r i i m . In the n b o ie action, i. t Y R oii n r hofnra th* R lti day of J a n u a r y . 1X 4, et*« a liacree I P ro Confeeau will be entered a g a l n a t you. IT IS O R D ER E D that thle m e puhllelied In tha Sanford H erald, e n ew epaper puhltehvd In Seminole County. Florida, n.'a each w eek for four cune r u t l v e weeke W ITNESS th e band of tha l a r k of the c ir c u it Court, • nilnole County, F lo r id ,, tide ho l a t h day of Decanibor. ML SE A L ) A r t h u r II. Ueckwith. J r . C lerk of tho Circuit Court tty: M artha T. Vlblea D. C. Indvrweedlo. H e in e , A Word I t P a r k Avenua. South I n t e r Park. F lorida ublleU Doc !J. 3o, 1141 A aik «. It, l i l t . IDP-IT in t s s M l» I w m d t e w tte a r i Legol Notice •Ml - SM L H C U W B B DfSFLAY: Tom., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day Mr . Legal Notice Paata* of A Th* annual m e e tin g of tho ■ om hora of th e F ir s t F e d e ra l Savlaga and L oan A oeoetatlon • f Seminole C o u n ty w ill bo hold a t tha o ffice o f th a Aoeon a tio n on W adneoday, J a n u a ry I I , *044, a t I P - m Rooamond C h a p m a a S ecretary Puhllah Dee. 10, IM S A J a n 11, ttM . CDP-t* IN T H E CIHCW1T D NINTH JU D IC IA L C IR ­ CUIT. IP AND F O E SEM I­ NOLE COUNTT, FL O R ID A . CHANCERT NO- ISStO FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAQR ASSOCIATION, P,* * U0* P laln M ft, SANDRA BRIPLTTT SAd W. BP IT. D.D.S.. NOTICE OP HUPP IN HORTUAHB FO RK ! LOSURE T O l SANDRA S H I F L E T T Residence U n k n o w n Ton. Pefendanta, a r e h o r a by notified t h a t a c o m p la in t to toraeloe* A c e r t a i n m o r t g a s e on tho follo w in g doocrlbad property, eltuete, ly in g end being la Somlnot* County, rto rld a , to-wlt: Lot 11. Block M. SUNLAND ESTATES. A eubdlvtelon, acoordlas to a p l a t t h e r e ­ of, recorded In P l a t B ook 11, pagoo I I t o I t o f th* Publls Record* of gomlnol* County, Florid*. Including* On* D uoT htrm (oil) H e a t ­ er, Modal ISS-S. s e r i a l 101E ll On* OB (otoclrlc) R a n g * Mod*! t I I S ! TV H. Serial TSM4I11 On* llo tp o ln t (•lo r ) Itofrlgorator. Model U 7E B 1T, ■orlal m i l l Elovon Vonotlan Blind* (molal) m a n u f a c t u r e d by S tn h a r lk Otaoa A P a i n t Co., Sanford. F l o r l d s . no m odal or aorlal nuntborn. had been (Rod a g a i n s t y o u tn th* above etylod a u lt And you a re required t o **r*e a copy of your Anawor o r P le a d in g to tbo Complaint a a P l a i n t i f f * a tta rn o r, JO S E P H M. MUR ASKO. P. O. Bog t i l , r o t a Park. Florida, a n d file the original Anawor o r P l e a d i n g tn tbo office of th* C lerk of th* Circuit C o u r t on n r be for* th* l l i h d a y of J a n u a r y l i l t , f t you fall to da oa, dorr** pro confooao will b* l i k e n agelnet you l o r th* r o ­ ller demanded In the C o m ­ plaint. WITNESS my h a n d a n d of flotal eeal of uffli '0 a t Sanford, Semlnolo County, title I l t h day of December, l i l t . (SEAL) A rthur H. B eckw ith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit C o u r t ily; Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy C lerk JOSEPH M. Ml: It ASKO Attorney *t U w p. a Box i » Torn Park, r t o r l d a Publlah Dec. I I , I t , 10, m i Ja n. 4. 1144. CDF-41 CLABBinSD INDEX 2. Notices 1. Lost 4 Pound INCOME TAX IKHVICE O. X. Harrisons 3. Notices - Personals 1311 Palmetto I. Education - Instruction u a a sn s s -tn i 4. TrantportaUoa 5. rood REPAIRS 0. For Rent Vacuum Cleaner Supplies iiA Special Notices Sales - Electrolux, Hoorn, Kirby, RaxAlr, GE, Airway. 7. Business Rsatals Cleansr* bought, sold, ex­ L Beech Rentals changed. E m pickup. GM 1. For Sale or Rent Vacuum Repair, U14 Park, 10. Wanted to Rent EA 2-4765. 11. Real -Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 8. F in e s t km - Instruction 18. Mortgat* Loans UJ. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! 14. Insurance MM-Womea IS tnd over. Se­ 15. Business cure Jobs- High pay. Short 14. Female Help Wan hours. Advancement. Thou­ 17. Male Help Wanted sand* of job* open. Pre­ 15. Help Wanted spa ratary training until ap­ 19. Situations Wanted pointed. Experience usually 20. Babysitters unnecessary. FREE inform­ 21. Beauty Salons ation on Jobe, salaries, re­ 22. Build - Paint - Repair quirements. Write today giv­ 23. Building Materials ing name, address and 24. Electrical Services phone. Lincoln Service. Box 25. Plumbing Serricea U, Sanford Herald. 26. Radio 4 Television 27. Special Senrieea ELECTRONICS 28. Laundry Berriee TRAINEES 29. Automobile Sendee 17-40 years, In good health, sincerely Interested in pre­ 29A. Auto Accessories paring tor a career la Elec­ 80. Machinery - Tools tronics. Tuition loin fund 81. Poultry - LIto stock available for qualified ap­ 81A. Feta plicants. J o b Interviews 82. Flowers - Shrubs while training. For further 88. Furniture Information, write V A N ­ 84. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap or Eschaage GUARD, S03 Spring SL, N. W., Atlanta 3, Ga. 85. Articles Wanted 84. Automobiles - Trucks 4. For Rant 34-A Autos Wanted 8T. Boats - Motors FURN. Apt 2300 Uelkmvtlle. 89. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas APT. $30 A up. Surplus City. 40. Farm Equipment^ RENT A BED 2. Notices • Perseeals RoCaway, Hospital A Baby IN THE U N ( T I T COURT OP T E E BINTH JU D IC IA L f l R . c v r r OP AND F O E BE] SOLE COUNTY. FLO RID A . rHANCFRV NO. 1.110* THE BOSTON P 1V P CENTS SAVINOS BANK Plalntirr, Y4. MARION K. P T N E HALM formerly known ** MARION E. DYNE, e t t l D efendant. AMENDED NOT1CH OP SUIT IN HOBTOAOn FO RECLOSURE TO) Uleaa K. Metrhrteld e nd fllorl* M. Meichtlel'l. bl* wtf* RBtTDENCEi fn an u n k n o w n ■t*t* a r c o u n tr y o t h e r t h a n th* l l e t * a t Florida, a nd mailing addreaa bein g: t i l e l t«. A MIIC A. UHN. Heavy A t t a c k Squadron 111 U. ■ Naval Air Mlatlnn W’hldbey l i l a n d . O a k l i a r bor, W ae h ln g tu n You. are he reb y notified that a Complaint to foreoloe. a certain m o r tg a g e e n c u m b e r ­ ing th* fo llo w in g deecrlbed real property t o - w lt: I-ot 10. Block -E " . COUNTUT CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1. a cc o r d in g to th* plat th ere o f a* recorded In H a t llook 11. I’ag* II. Public Record* of g.ia tn o l* County, Florid* h*a been filed a g a l n a t y o u tn th* above-etyled ault. a n d you are required to eerv* n ropy of your A n i w e r or o t h e r H e a d in g to th* Com plaint on P laintiff* a tt o r n e y , . ANDKItF< IN. KUSH. DEAN. LOW N­ DES A van d m HERO, t i l K ail Central ll. u l e v a r d . OrUndo, Florida, a n d fit* I he original Anewer or other Pleading In t h e offle* e f th* Clerk of the c i r c u i t C o u rt on or before the l i t h day of J a n ­ uary lit*. It 7 --U fall to do ■n, a deer*# pro confeeeo will be taken a g a l n a t you fur th* relief demanded In the Com ­ plaint. Thla Notice ehatt be publlah•d once n w eek for f o u r con* leeutlv* week* In Th* S a n ­ ford IDrald. DATED thle 11th d a y of December, HAS. (SKA 1.1 A rthur 11 U e ik a U li. J ' Cterk of th* C ircuit C ourt Ry> Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. Auderion, flttah. Dean. L..wride. A van den Iterg Yttomerv and Cuuuaeliora at Law 133 Eaet Central Itoulevard Poet Office Bog 3)11 Orlando, Florid* l l l t l Telephone 1( 1-1111 Puullih Deo- 14. 1 1 , SO, I I I ) A Jan. 4. 1) 44. OOP-4C SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN XR SERVICE. Parts and supplies for all mskes in­ cluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt cleaners sold. No home service call charge Phone FA 2-22S3, 2335 Park Dr. .. Legal Notice the ft a te nr flo h ik a t o MART ALICE rorr. WH"dF. ItKSIHENCE AND LAMP KNOWN ADDRESS IS: l)< PEA m , NTItEKT, BATAVIA. NEW T o ltK l A aw urn Complaint having been filed agalnat you In th* Circuit Court In end tor Semi­ nole County, Florida, by RICH. ARD II. POCK. for dlvurr*. th* *hort tilts of which 1* 1314311AIU> If. POPE Plaintiff, ver*ua, M VItY ALICE POPE, D* fendant, thee* preeeula *r* to command you tu appear *nd file your Anewer or e th e r dafe m e or pleading herein with tha c l e r k of the Circuit Court of betiilnal* County, Florida, t n d eerv* g ropy thereof on P l a ln t i r r * attorney. Carroll Burk*. Attorney at Law, P .o D ra w e r Z, Sanford, Florida, an e r before the I l t h day e f J e n uery, A. D. 1) 41. or etherwle* decree pro rnnfeeeo will b* e a t e r -1 agalnat you. The Hanford Herald la dealghated a , a nawapapar of ganeral rl.-rulallon In which (hi* citation ahal! b* publlihad one* a i r h week for four con St'-mlve week*. WITH HAA my hand a t d o ffi­ cial oral of th* Clark af th* Circuit Court on thla Ih* t ! t h day nf tiecambar, A. b. 1) 4). (SEA t-l A r t h u r II Berkwllh. J r . C t n k uf th* Circuit Court B y Sandra A, Jo h m o n Deputy Clark Carroll Burk* A ttorney for Plaintiff Suit* i l l Sanford Atlantlo National Bank Bldg. P. O. D rawer Z Sanford. Florida Publlah Dee. u . 1 ). |o. ISIS A Ja n 4. t)t<. CDP-4T f Ip •asfnrfe Brrslh Mon. Jnn. 6, ’64—Pngs 9 12. Rani Estate Far Bale V . Apodal Nrrtoun SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer LOVELY I BR block with sap. dining rut screened East porch. Locat­ ed m large comer tot with fruit, nak A magnolia truss, 2 ear gangs. By swaar. FA A4UH PIANO SVC. to TUNING Rebuilding • Befeltlng FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA $22-2641 — Call PM Only 84. A iildto For Sal* 16 • Xelvtnatar coin automatic Washers - $23 tech. Lott Home Appliances. 9M-14M. Try Dladsz Tablets (1 ly Dex-A Dtat). New name, •am* formula. Only He, Toucbton Drugs. HEATING SERVICING - TESTING 4 BR, 3 beths, centrally heat­ Lewie Sales to Service ed to atr-eeRd. reseed keck » 7 C. C. Rood FA $-7931 CHRISTMAS LAY - A - WAY* Never Picked up, *64 Model yd. Water wHtotog to land­ scaped.* PA Stoll. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Swing Needle Dlsl-O-Matte, Makes fancy stitches, Makes tios, eta. Free estimate. Pk. 2 BR Booee with ecreageeButton-hole*, Sews on but* located 1 miles north SL tons. Monograms, Embroid­ Johns Elver on 1T-M Hleray. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, ers, Dsns, Patches, Etc. Call 337-33*3 Eustle lor de­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Coat $129, Now 4 payments tails. AH Types end Sima of $9.00 left on Account. We Rspalr and Service Ph. FA 2-6627. 14. Furaato Help Wanted k T I N C Machinery and Supply Oo. GUNS. New * Used. Large ALIX OF SANFORD 307 W. 2nd SL FA $6432 •election. W1D trade, Alsu Needs experienced sewing ma­ chine operator* for swim­ For FAST TAXI Service call repair. Tackle sold to ru* suits and sportswear. If Homer Little at Greyhound paired. Osteen Bridge Fish you are experienced on fac­ Bus Station. FA 2-1421 or Camp to Gun Shop. tory sewing machines, we 9993. NECCHI ZIG-ZAG have steady work for you In Ctaaol*. Like new Machine Satan in a ntndww alr-condUhmed M o n o grams, embroider*, to Service factory, under very good makes buttonholes, sews oa working conditions. Phone Free Estimate on Bepatrs buttons etc. Assume pay. 2640 Hiawatha menu pf >10.22. 194 So. FA 2-2204, ask tor Mr. Ca­ 322-7363 rl ale. Park, 523-9411. Tractor mowing to Grading. Call FA 3-7631. WANTED, Advanced H a i r RECORDING Fathometer. ¥ StylUL Eva • Bess Beauty to 240* Ratheon, 3 months Plane Toetag and Repair Shop, 10* E. 2nd. "Whtff «w punnhy for HIT AND RUN?” W. L Harmon - FA $4233 old; iterro-hl-fl combo consolette. Csll 322-4773 after * HOUSEWIVES p.m. Earn $35 to $40 per 12. Ural Estatu For Stic working 1 to 3 hours per 4. Fur Rank FIREPLACE WOOD AUTO GLASS day In jour home. For In­ Oak and Pin* \ CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD FURN: > BR House, f » formation phone $22-6311, INSTALLED Robert Morris, 323-0336 BR, 1 bath, Osk floors, Unfure: 4 BR Houie, $140 JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR screened Fla. Rm. $11,300. aik for Mr*. Tata 4 to 10 Senkarlk Gloss and Paint Jtn. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ p. m. Commny Ph: $33-05JU. Attractive terms. 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4633 rees. $3.33 pr. Army-Navy SALESGIRL Also* Fabric* Surplus, Sanford, SMALL Unfurs. 1-budroom A Rugs. Apply In person, Auto Glam, Tap* house. 403 San Carlos, $43. Seminole Realty FOR SALE— F in dirt, clay, 2559 Park Dr. to lea* Covers FA 3->931. shell, put and topaotL Elite 1901 S. Park Ave. 16. Female Help Wanted AUTO GLASS & Lloyd, FA 2-874. FA 2-3232 anytime ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SEAT COVER CO. Realtor HOUSEMOTHERS - Mutt be $1 PER DAY rental tor WE REGRET 304 W. and SL FA 2-1032 Raymond Luadqutst, Amo able to live tn. Work with Electric Carpet Shampoo** Beds. We hsve no more Homes FA Stoll Atlantic Bank Bldg. dependent a n d neglected ALL WORE GUARANTEED with purchua of Blue Lus­ By Day, Week, or Month available at children ages f to 12. Mutt 31. Poultry • Livestock tre. Carroll's Furniutr*. Ph. FA 2-3111 ltS W. 1st SL Efficiency Apt. 411 Park. Tee 'N Green Estates h ave Protestant church CARROLL'S FURNITURE Our temporary Office location connection. High school and HORSES FOR RENT. $2.30 READY MIX Concrete, win. “CLEAN quint Rooms" The is dow lilts, Untsls, steps, Gables. TA 2-0730. tome collage preferred but per hr. Beautiful riding 2-BDRM. house, kIL equipped. L aIcs Waymnn Heights blocks, sand, camtnt, reck, not neceisary. Experience trails. Horses boarded, $23 817 Escambie Dr. FA 2-0020 Model t Bedrooms, $7# month per mo. to up. Ph. Geneva pipe, eteel, grass* trips, In nursing, child care, after B p-m. TE * 3911 3 Bedroomi, $90 month dry wells, stepping stones. teaching can take place ol 349-4711 or 647-2668. Fbr Homes in Crystal Lake Miracle Concnte Co. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 4 Bedrooms, $143 month. education. In service train­ 31 A. Peta Park and Surrounding 209 Elm Ave. FA 2-6761 Clean aad close is. Jimmie ing provided. Use of at&Territory H0SA L. PAYTON Cowan. 322-40IS. Rtg, Real Estate Broker Watch for New Model Opening ho! prohibited and non- POODLE Clipping $6. Beauti 35. Artklra Wanted smokers preferred. F u l l ful 91V white toy miniature FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha LMN Enterprises, V7 ELAKA APARTMENTS; maintenance plus monthly •tud fee $73; Tiny Toy, WANTED I Citrus frulL Large Rooms private baths, 114 or small smounts. Bonded salary. $150 minimum start­ white female, 10 wks., house 9, Far Hale or Rent Inc. W. First St. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mine­ ing salary with no exper­ broken, $173. Ph. 349-4781 Harokl C. Logan, Pre». I BEDROOM, assuino pay­ field, FA $4344. ience. $335 maximum sal­ or 64T-366I. Phone TE 53911 2 BR. House, kitchen equip­ ments. Availsbto Jan, SL ary with tour years col­ ped. FA 1-3S56. Mr. Leathnbury 36. Antowobllun - TrtKki 82. Floweru - Shrub# FA 2-1173,_________ ___ lege. Apply Florida State or Mr. Ferguion S ^ M . J __— 1 UK., 2 hath*, kit. equip., — ATTN: FORD OWNERS Employment Office, 200 S. DUTCH MILL NURSERY An 12. Heal Estate For Sale central sir-cond., laku pri­ CHEAP French Ave.. Sanford. Fla. FOR SALE ; nulls ready now. Upaata vileges. Wonderful area fur 3 BEDROOM, t bath. Kit­ But of Value 9 • 1S63 Galaxic New Rd. Near Mayfair Golf children. >130 mo. 131 Lake chen equipped. Owner be­ Two bedroom home Country 17. Malu Help Wanted Radloa ........................ $8.09 Course. Minnie Dr., Park Ridge, ing transferred. U uil sell. Club Road. Needi some re Antennas ...................... ELECTRONIC TRAINEES 322-7023. BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ FA 2 2940. pairs. Only $2,950. Call 322-U61 See Vanguard ad under kee stock. All other kinds J. W Hal! Realty Classification No. 3 THREE bedroom House. Weil 3 ACRES oraugs grove, plus BUYING A NEW eg of Nurssry shrubbery and Ph. 322-3611 Side. >73 per mo. Dulll m 3 Bedroom house on UpUSED CART trees. DAIRY QUEEN Driver. Prestove. isla Hoad. For particulars 3 BR. 1 bath house, range. FINANCE IT WITH U9 fer older man. 2323 Park Gray Shadows Nursery J . W. Hall Realty call 357 3292, Eustis, FIs. Assume mortg. >8400. 283 ♦ Low IuteTwt Bates Dr. 3 Ml. S. on Sanford Av*. Ph. 322-3641 Ivy Rd.. Casselberry. to Low Monthly Payments 18. Help Wanted S3. Furniture FLORIDA STATE BANK CHOICE RENTALS St. Johns Realty YOUR HOME UNFURNISHED THE TIME TESTED FIRM Colored Motor Route Carrier o f t h e rtrru R E WANTED reliable couple to CIIEV. '37 4-door Hardtop, VS, 2 BH. I H a th ................... >73 l i t N. Park Avs. FA 26123 TODAY- Beautiful 3 Bed­ for afternoon paper route. take up moothly payments Treble glide, radio, heater, 4 BR, 2 Hath . >133 Must have References and room, 2 hath home in exclu­ ut $13.10 oa 3 complete 1 owner. 322-7463. GREENBIUAR 3 BR. 2 Hath . >133 sive Mayfair. Double car­ dependable car. Write Cir­ rooms of furniture. Call Choice lota svallabl* la port, patio with built-in 3 HR. 1 Hath . )I(M1 culation Dept. P . O. Box TE $l$lt, Casselberry, col PEUGEOT 1960 Wagon. Ra­ Grr«nbriar of lamh Arlior dio k heater. Very clean. Grill-M any extra* >35,000 3 BR. 1 Hath . I U 1157, Sanford. taeL overlooking golf course. 8 m.p.g. $750. 322-7463. home ran be your for le u NO 9 ....................................... Custom building to your 19. SitiiatioM Wanted FREE ESTIMATE than >30,000. 3 BR, 1 hath, CR home. Ex­ '32 Chevrolet $173; '53 Ford specification*. Greenbrier Upholstering A Mattress ren­ $18. FA 2-7690. cel. cond. Contact 2312 PalDAY'S Work wanted. Pbona developed by ovating. New A Used Furni­ U ------------------- L - — U ■■■ metto. SO U TH W A R D FA I 7053. KINGSWOOD ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. 37. Iloata - Motor* BUILDERS, INC. IRONING, my home. Phone Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Investment A Realty 15 F . Lawrence, 33 Evlnrud# 202 Fairmont Dr. FA $3117. FA 2 7791. 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 mo*cr. All elec, full eanFA 2-6074 1901 S. Park Av*. vss top. All sccsuorlea. 3 BR . 1 Bath, Kitchen equip Experienced maid wants Day Sell Us Your Furniture. FA 2-3233 anytlm t VACANT 3-Hoom houie on Can be seen a t 106 Ander­ work. References. PA 2-1441 Quick Service With the fenced yard. 3908 Old Or large lot, newly painted in­ son Circle, Country Club Cash. SUPER TRADING lamlo Rd., Sunland. GARAGE APT. 1201 H sidoBLOCK k BRICK Work, POST. FA 2 0677. side and out, on S. Sanford Manor. FA 3-0913. 11b Ave. it t i i k riH C i r r c ount o r large or small Jobs. 38-0746. Avs. >3,*00 Cash. 666-4401 TIIK Tl TTH Jl Itlt J i L ('III. Used furniture, appliances, TOP QUALITY latest style V A - FHA CVIT IT IYII r O H *F Ml- Furn. 2 Bedroom house. Enterprise. Child C ue. FA $3774. TOI.B i (II TTY, FLORIDA. tools, ete. Bought - Sold, 1964 M o d e l s ; Cathedra! Adults, ao pets. FA 2-7M4. it r s a v i c a y t o . isaa* P ro p e rty M anagem ent LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, tarry 's Matt 215 Sanford H u l l s by Thundsrbtrd; DAY'S WORK. FA 2 5766 J I KI-I.AK MORTOAHC & Sales Broker UK., 3 bath), large tume Ave. Ph. FA 34132. Lapeitrake by MFG; BeauC U ltP O itA T lO N OK r L O I l l D A , 3 BR., large living room, a Flotilla corporation, range. 122 Shannon Dr. fireplace In wood panelled 21. Beauty llftil conventional Hulls by Plaintiff, 31. Articled For Sale $100. Ph. 349-3321, Geneva. living room, FIs. Km , uti­ Jim Hunt Realty Traveler, All i Iz c j alumi­ -v*. PERMANENT Wave Special lity room, large rooms, IIILLT C. JARllETT and num by Lone SUr k StarOffrrs for your xlrctlnn NEW F.lec. heater, gas heat­ FURNISHED 2 HR. apt. Lake 20% off regular prices ALICE L JARRETT. hla wlfa, open-beam ceilings through­ theaa Itaautiful 2, 3, A 4 er, doubUt rinae tubs, sew­ craft. Available In outdrive Dafandant*. Golden. Lake privilagri. open evening* by appt. out. Owner being transfer T ir r i t »: OF FORECLOSURE and outiioard models. EvlnUadroom ing machine. 1316 MellonMutt see to appreciate. Ph. Free Marking lot. »»!.*: Ut CLERK OF CTHred. 3465 Country Club ltd. rude Motor* A Gator Trail­ ville. Cl IT cut HT FA 2 0274. ‘N Curl Beauty Shop Call 322 92H2. Government * Cut 318 ers. Now on Display In our Nolle* I* h . r . b y gl«*n th a t Palmetto Ave. th* und«r*!gn*<! lion. A rth u r GARAGE Apt. turn. 2 Hit. heated showrooms. Terms! Carpet Special! Phone 322-0831 II B.ekw lth, J r , Clark nf th* Adults 103 E. 13th. Tb. F I I A - V A H O M E S Rolison Sporting G o o d s , Circuit Court of S.mtnut* LIMITED TIME ! ! ! Owned Homes County. Florida, will, an th* FA 2-5376 for appt. 2. 3, A I BEDROOMS Harriett's Beauty Nook Downtown Ssnford, Phone Mac has THROWN AWAY the 1) l h day af Ja n u a ry , l ) ( ) . at 1. HI, k 2 BATHS Eva Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians FA 25961. Percentage Book. 11:4# A. M, at th* W**t*rly LARGE 2 HR. trailer on DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Priced From $6,750 tuS So. Oak FA 3 3742 Buy your Carpet or Ruga at door of th* M.rulnol* County large lake. Adults only. Al­ CoUrthoutr. In th* Olty of 39. T ra ile r* • C ab an as Down Payments Dealer COST plus >1 per SACRIFICE 1962 31x19 ft. 2 $100 Manford. Florida, offar for so trailer apace. FA 2-7368. ACE BEAUTY SALON »a1* a ad **11 at public o u t ­ low Monthly Payment* As Low As $100 Mayfair Hotel, Open evenings yard. BR Trailer. $70t) down. Tako cry tu ih* hlghaat a n t h«*t 2 BR., Nicely furn. Adults. For Complete Inform iiwa Monthly Payments h l d d .r for ca*h. lb* f o l l o w ­ by appt. Service from Tip- ALL FIRST QUALITY up payments. 322 9107 or >70 FA 2 0974. ing d«*'-rib*d pro p trty altua tSee Or Call Your TOP RATED MILLS Id-Tip. Phone 322 8525. see at DeWitt'e Trlr. Pk. oa *d In d.mlnol* County, F l o r ­ From $43.50 Call us for a allowing of thrtc Large 3 Hdrm. home, FIs. ida. bo-wtli Orlando D r, ta t 9. Tn make the beat hnme 21. Electrical Service* T,.it si. r u n , m u m a n o r FH A - V A fine Carpel) in your hume. Rm., Elect, k i t . Newly de­ f i l i a l - ADDITION, accord­ buy, n * the An Investment, not an ex­ SALES BHOKF.K Nyiuo, Acrilan, All Wool, corated. >100 mo, unfurn. in g t o th* plat I h a r r . f YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. pense. Call FA 2-5412 tor etc. Hundred) to choose «* r . 'ordtd In Mat Honk Call FA 2-2748 after 5:30 VA - FHA Contricting k Repairs 11. pa<* 14, Public Kafrom. TERMS! Up to two expert advice on a Herald anytime weekends k Controls eord* of Saailnal* County, Appointed advertising campaign. years to Payl Florida. 111 Sunset FA 2-8902 322 2420 2W3 Park Dr. purojant to th* final deer*, SMAl.l. Cheap place in coun­ Property Carpets A la Carte at for*elo*dr« antarct In a try for rent. Days FA 2-2022 LAKE LIVING SITES 25. I’tumhinjr Services ea,* p-ndlng In util Court, Management HOP E. Colonial Dr, niles FA 2-6830. 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 minth* atyl* ut which I* J, t. Orlando, Fla. PLUMBING Kl'lak Mortgaga CarportSales Broker uiett Orlando—2 minute) to tlnn at Florida, a Florida curlit-6194 Collect or Contracting Repairs Intcritate 4—1» Acre with Legal Notice paratlon. v-rm* Hilly I*. JarLeroy C. M icTivtih, Owner FREE ESTIMATES r*tt and Allca L J.trr*u, hi* huge oak.s, »and lake aprlng Jim Hunt Realty FA 2-3543 after 6 p.m. wlfa, and Dookat Nuaibar R. L. HARVEY LKfitl, an mi i: fed—$1993 Full Price. >20 wMi-h I* 1IIX-C. MrtlUx 294 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3363 O N A N fW Office PA $21II per month. No down. CaU W ITNK8 S my hand and o f f i ­ Th* r * e u la r a n n u a l m**llng GET professional carpet cial **st of «old Court thl* u t Ih* •foi-kholil-r* uf Th* Night FA $0648 nvttMT, Harry Block. Or­ cleaning results—rent Blue 27. Special Services 1l , t lay of D*e<iub*r, I X ) ' 1111 * 11* B a tth Of 0 «I*|)0, Ovl«latnoo lando, GA 4 6465. (fcLAL) rr 3 t So, S'torMa. will b . h*lf at Lustre Elec. Shatnpoocr >1 lion A rthur H. Hackwlth, (h* Ovt*t)n M*m-,rtal flulldlns "Repair Most Anything" Perk Dr. Saalord. Fla. per day. Carroll’s Furn. Jr. a t ):«« p. M. on Tu**-lay, Excellent Im ntm ent, I unit BOYD'S CABINET SHOP A N L) S A V fc Clark Circuit Court J a n u a r y 14th, 1X< fur th* furniaht-d apartment build­ BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1V4 3u7 Elm KA 2-2816 293 FT. of 4' chain link fence. MONtr HcmDioI* C o u n ty . Florida • l*t lion i»f officer* an l th* bath home. One bedroom ing. Downtown Sanford, tl>: M»(lh* T. \llil«a t r a n l a c t l u n af *uch o t h e r bu*.2 • 3' gates. FA 2 2843. D*PUty CUrk n o * •* may proparly *um* has separate entrance, can Travel GREYHOUND. CaU walking distance to vuiree. O K K a o itr. c o c k s a b*fer* th* m o u n t . FA 2-1421 or 9993 and wa PIANO, 'extra small upright. >20,000. For appointment be rented tor income. Will pa n ie l l o L. H W*bb DICK’S Plain mahogany, full key (*• Jtr-KSON atr«*t will have our TAXI pick trade for smaller place. V.arrutl** Vic# Pr**!8 *nt call Stamper A g e n c y . APPLIANCE SERVICE. Tatup* ), Florida r q h lift) D*a. SO, l X I A Jan. board. Like new cond. Shown by appointment. Call you u(t Homer Little, Grey3221MI. 1019 So. French Publlah Jan. I. lift. I. 1H< 310 Hanford Ave. F'A $743# Guaranteed, $173. FA $6219. bound Bus Station. Ave. FA $9646. CDQ-1 CDP-1J Seminole Realty Stcnstrom Realty & c m in nuu �I I -- rr-z— r A tte r ^ e d tlh s t Tearful'Ail Wiedersehens' SaidAfWall TI m worM’a flrat echeduled airline eervfca orginatcd on 1, 1911, with ih# In* flight Ira n St. Pett n l w f to T un pa by tha St. Peterebarg - Tampa Air boat Lina. Piloting tha aturdjr Ban* Airboat aerona Tampa Bay on th a t flrat flight waa pioaoar aviator, Tony J annua. Prom th a t day, and for tha Baxt fen- montha, tha UtUa airline, which latar addad a aacond plana, proaparad and ■ a t tta twlca-a day achadula without accident or Injury. Tha annb - noaad alrboaU warn conatraetad fay Tom Ban* olat a t Ms S t Lou la aircraft company apaclfkalty for uaa aw tha airUna th a t Banoiat THE 1914 BENOI8T air boat which flew the flrat scheduled flights In Florida between St. Peterabarir and Tampa. A replica of this plane will fly the route Saturday in commemoration of the historic aviation event CO years ago. First Federal A ssets Up More Than $1 M illion BERLIN fUPD—East waa East and West waa Weat tn Berlin again today and the tearful sound of "auf wfederaeben" echoed along tha wall. The Christman paaa agree­ ment ended at midnight, and ihortly before 3 a.m. Commu­ nist guardi cleared Use last stragglers returning to Want Berlin and m e a le d the bar­ rier which divides tha city. Officials asttmated that a record 300,MO Weat Berliners swarmed through tha wall openings Sunday for last-day family reunions, raising to 1.1 million the number of vlslla made to East Berlin during the 17 days covered by the agreement Nearly half a mil­ lion made it on the Anal weekend. The holiday crossings to see relatives and friends were the first permitted by the Communists since they erect­ ed the anti-refugee wall In August, 1961. Whether they will allow any more in the fu­ ture appeared to hinge on what political conditions they demand. Thousand! of Wait Berlin­ ers clung to the pass privilege as long at possible, and were caught at deadline lined up on foot and In c a n on the Eaitern aide of the gates, waiting for clearance. Many had tears streaming down their faces. Even some husky men were crying. O. Burrell Tlbbe, a youth of The year-end itatcment or Reserves now arc just un­ dltion of 11 per cent In the 14 yaara, worked with Banoiat First Federal Savings and der 92 million reflecting s 12-month period Just closed. la developing tha hlatoric Air* Loin Assn, shows asset* to­ The 5,920 savings accounts relation b o a t Today, at 64, Tlbbe la taling 117,268,744. This repre­ belterthan-aversge to savings, according to Pres­ on First Federal's books auporvialng and rmm*roddlng sents a gain of over one mil­ conatructlon of the new modal, lion dollars sloe* Dec. 31, ident E. C. Harper Sr. This earned dividends of 9603,122 which la being built from orlg 1962, and Is Indicative of the has been a major factor in the during 1963, tha official said, Inal plana. During tha paat economic trend in Seminole planning of the association, and U a step up of eight >0 yaara TIbba haa dlatln- County sod this vicinity, It la he said, and it la gratifying per cent over the figure for gulabed hlaaalf In aviation felt. to the directors to ice an ad- tho preceding year. In the face of the adversity and la a wall-known pioneer occasioned by the freete and figure tha nation over. the foreclosure rate that haa Work la wail ovar tha SO parbeen unprecedented In recent cant completion mark on the years, the home building In flying machine and It la ached* the area has been retarded tiled to recreate tha original JANUARY 9 JANUARY 8 c o n s i d e r a b l y . Commer­ flight on Saturday before the Admissions cial construction hai moved a yea of a alsoabla number of nirlina pm ldenta and aviation Andrew Hack, Mildred E. Louis Rotundo, Lucille Payne, in to offset this lag to some Johnson, Richard Benton, Mil­ Juanita Redding, Evelyn Tor- degree, Harper said. How­ officialdom. Alao participating In tha dred A. Smith, Clifford Doak, bill, I m o g c n o McPherson, ever, he added that k in a fell commemoration will be a num­ John T. Knight, Luther J e ­ Parilee Cason, Douglas Hen- short of three ami a half mil­ lion dollars by leia than 9100, ber of antique aircraft, to b« rome Graham, Mario Elisa­ dredn, all of Sanford; Wllhel- OOO. flown In by hobbleata from Forest City The same economic condi around tha naUon. Following beth Stafford, Elaine Carter, mine Bctler, DcBary; Clar ice Comstock, Oviedo; Fred ail af Sanfora; Terrance tlona plua Uie record year of th a S t Pataraburg to Tampa Group To Meet buying undoubtedly had the flig h t a SOtb Annlveraary Bush, Oviedo; Chrlitopher II. McLaren, DcBary The Forest City Civic As Births commemorative dinner, honor­ Konlg, Dell ary; Pearl Boardeffect of accelerating tha lociatlon will meet at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mra. Robert Red turn-over In savings which ing airiina president#, will b« man, Geneva ding, baby girl, Mr. and Mra. ra n at 80 per cent for the today at the Rikiha Inn in Dischargee held ia tha Palm Room of the Charles Richard Bergen, baby girl, year, Uie executive said. Fern Park. Guest apeeker Tampa T a r r a t a Hotel In Douglas Colloton, Lusk, Ruth Smith, Julian It. Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Don- However, in 1961 First Fed­ will be John Krlder, Semin Tampa. Gerrin, Id Comstock, baby girl, eral had a very satisfactory ole County Chamber of Com Sunday win ba eat a*Ida for Whlgham, A l t o n merce manager, who will year, ho added, expressing • public diaplay of aircraft, Christopher Keenan, Emmett Oviedo speak on "Benefit! of Civic Discharges llollls, Blanche Freeman, J. appreciation to the many peo­ old and new, and equipment at Associations." Tampa International Airport C. Cummings, H: umiis J. Klalno Carter, LaVcrne Wells. ple In the area who are using Members of the Board of Marguerite Millard, L a n a Thomas and haby girl, Katli the association’s facilities for A number of airline* will have County Commissioners have on dll play modern aircraft Icen Foley and baby boy, all Forrest, John Walker, Rich­ both loans and savings. been Invited aa special gueita ard Benton, Frances Yeakle, of Sanford; Arthur II. Smllh, Tha year ahead, Harper and paaaenger handling equip­ Gertrude Kuhn. DcUary; Vcl Toby Dckle, John T. Knight. feels, will be another good of Ihe meeting. m en t However, highlight of the ma Aten and baby boy, Ml. James Swain, Willie James one for Imslnt-sies generally OVER 35 YEARS weed Lend will ba the flying of flora; Anna Welle end baby Williams. Elsie Tyner, Chryi- tliruughiiut the n e t bn. The lal Guest, Umla Wynn and first lix-inonlh period will At Flrat A Palmetto the Banoiat Airboat repika. boy, Lake Mary haby girl, Lea Lowe »nd baby "look somewhat like the half (Alongside old poet office) JANUARY 4 Many senior airline pilots are girl, Mary Davis and baby year that has just closed. Ail missions vying for the honor of flying the plane. Col. John A. Velma Cleveland, Louisa Mil boy, Su/anno II. Jamison and Hut there should he a sharper (Shorty) Powers, tha "Voice" Ion, Crystal Guest, Sinclair baby boy, all of Sanford; clim b as we push toward the of the Astronauts, end Igor Adi, Dulsy Dixon, Juanita Shell 1c Groce, Longwood; Jos­ yeorend. We at First Federal Sikorsky, of helicopter fume, Marks, Margaret Knhlc, all eph Burden. Osteen; Joann will continue to lend all pos­ will be featured speakers dur­ of Sanford; William S. Wafer, Peterman, DeLand; Mildred sible assistance. Just as wo have each year since 1931 * CnrpetH • Furniture ing the weekend long celebra­ Helen Terwilligcr, Dollary; Schweirkert, Lake Mary Arthur W. Tomkinsun, Lake when our charter was grant­ • Tile tion. • Pianos ed, to building thli commun­ The original plane cost II, Mary * Rental lieda Births ity." ISO, Tha one Tlbbe la now First Baby Is building will coat approximate Mr. and Mra. Arthur John­ ly 97,600. The new plane will son. haby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Kennedy For PUNTA GOUDA, (UP!) bo Identical to the original in Johnnie Marks, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Kulile, Tiic first bahy I torn la Char­ length, 2(1 feet; wing e|xtn, 3d P ro p e rty lotte County In Ittil has been feet; tuflhand rotating pusher baby girl, all of Sanford Dischargee named Jackie Kennedy in propeller] wooden hull, open cockpit] and alx-cyUnder an' Rowcna Moge, Edith Rogers, honor of Ihe widow of Pres­ glne. The 75-horsepower ma Hutliie la-o Jamison, Theo­ ident John F. Kennedy, the rlne engine in the original had dore LaTour, Detorls Chisolm Infant's parents said Thurs­ a chain drive; the new plune Anna Frolse, Verneoo C. Itvy day. Mechanic Welby Kennedy, will lie powered by a MO nol.li and haby girl, all of horsepower converted automo­ Smford; Jeff Horton, Lake 20, said ho had planned to C a su alty bile engine end will be belt Mary; Rosemarie Harm-tt, name the bahy, horn at 1 07 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 Winter Park; Frank Little a. m. KST New Year's Day, driven. John if it had been a boy. Working logthcr In planning J r , Oviedo events for the 60th Anniver eery celebration are tho Great TWO CENTRALLY DUCT HEATED, LOVELY HOMES er Tampa Chamber of Com­ merce and the Greater HI. I'uterehurg Chamber of Com niurce. Coopering with tha two chambers la the Air Transport Association, which suthsnUcated Tamjia-SL Petersburg's AT 411 AND 416 TANGELO DRIVE first airline claim. The event received n a tio n ­ — IN — wide attention when tha late Pro*. John F. Kennedy saluted the Anniversary In a public addreea a t Tampn'a A1 Lopes Field, on Nov. Hi. Hospital Notes Sanford Furniture Co. ^CARRAW AY ^ g u Now Ready 1 a as 6m l McKIBBIN Mathews Hurls DeBale Offers TALLAHASSEE (UPI) In identical lettera to an­ nounced gubernatorial candidatca. Sen. John Mathews Jr., Sunday challenged them to debata campaign Issues in Joint appearances throughout tha state. Mathews lent lettera lo Hay dun Burns, Jacksonville; Fred Karl, Daytoaa Beach and Robert King High, Mi­ a m i He alao aent copies of the challenge to Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland and Fred o . Dickinson of West Palm Beach, inviting them to p a r ticipata if they should decide to run. Ravenna MODERN KITCHENS BY 6 E N E R A L < $ ELECTRIC Park CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today Slw om akAh CONSTRUCTION CO. 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BARS 21 BATH BARS 31* ‘ ITEMS * PRICES EFFECTIVE • Mon. • Tues. • W ed. 25th & Park SANFORD �/ tk Lee Site A t Center O f Triangle Section * Zip Code 32771 > W E A T H E R : Scattered show era today, partly cloudy through Wednesday; high today in 7 0 s ; low tonight in 60a. VOL. 56 United Frew Leased Wire Established 1908 TUBS., JANUARY 7, 1064 SANKORI), FLORIDA NO. 90 acre* within the Eenn area. ary studiea after a site has The county also agreed to been selected. The Board of When the State of Florida purchase a oil-acre lakrfront Control will ask the IMS LegWe're still getting calls announced ‘way hark last shout trucks on I'irtt Street tract for recrentionul purposes | i a I u t u r r fur construction summer it was ready to huild even though signs indicate u new four-year university In for the university. funds, hoping to have the they arc prohibited. Unc call­ Fast Central Florida, Charlc* The General also outlined school ready for its first stud­ e r —a local store manager — Lee, down Oviedo-way, Im­ plans for read improvements ents in 1308. said he was in favor of both. mediately telephoned Gen. J. in the area. The Board of Control Is lie said that it was impos­ C. Hutrhson and informed the Jack Sutton. Board research meeting Friday morning at sible lor some trucks to un­ County Commission rhulrmun analyst. Informed the Hoard Tallahassee nod hn* promised kind merchandise at his store hu was .willing to give 1.000 member* hete Dee. 23 that the to announce tts decision ns to without ii'ins First Street or acres of land for free as u Kion site is in the center of u site selection. (The writer having to back almost the school site. the Daytuna - Ur Undo • iiel- i will lie present to report the length of a narrow alleyway. I.e« said he holds 2,000 iHiurne triangle both populs- ■derision in Friday's Herald.) Oil (lie oilier hand. In- said to res, roughly divided by SI, ttun-wlsr nod geographically, Unlike Orange County, item* he favored leaving the signs III. and tho Stuto multi have Dr. J. Ilrowunl Culpepper. imde is irmly to ptmeed if the posted t<> keep trucks off of ei*her the ea<l 1.001 acres or Hoard executive director, ex- Keori or laikr Adit site is *c* First Slrecl unless it Is nec­ the west 1,000 acres at mi loltrd the lirautir.. of the ttreo, Icetrd. The IPt'.ri l.rgixhitu essary for them to use the charge. its rolling hills, hikes and the gave .Seminole County per­ street. tn the process of shaping! river. He rltn t the entire arra mission to hold a referendum This makes more sense to upril.s brochures on five orig­ hue natural drainage Into the lust November. The entire us Ihsn anything we've heard inal sites offered by Fcmin- Kevin, us opposed to the necee- electorate unproved a special yet. Hour docs it strike you? olr County, County Commis­ slty of installing mi expensive election for freeholders, Humid the Keon or laiko sion was approached by other dtuinage system if the Board Another subscriber called 1land owners with offerings. selects the Bluestone site Ada s ite ‘he chosen, nml soil to say he had a suggestion. Whichever ground l* accept- south of Orlando. Only Blue- lairing testa prove aatiafacAdmitting that ho was 81 ed in this area, if at nil. it will stone, Kean und Luke Ailu, nd- tory. County Commissioners years young and couldn't get be north o f Chuluuta. mist of jilcent to the south city limits will call for a special election around like lie once did, lie Oviedo a m I south o f the Erun- of Sanford, remain under run- t<> approve ad valorem taxa• said he was In favor of put­ lm-khutehee Hlvcr. side rat ion by the state hoard, tlon tu raise funds for tho ting In an elevator at the .Sent inula County has agreed out of 23 original offerings. I purchase uf necessary lands. Courthouse so the elderly to purchase any rxtru land Dr. Culpepper pointrd to This special election will ha could get to various offices net-tied to "siiunre” the univer­ only one disadvantage, and j only for freeholder*—40 per people arc required to visit sity site, if selected there. said this is minor; The Keon ■rent of tin- registered freefrom time lo lime, lie also General Hutchison also in­ river, when hit by flush ruins, holdcia must vote, and 30 per said he did not want anybody formed the Board of Control sunta times runs oxer its cent of those voting plus olio changing the county home members here Dec. 23 that the hank* for 130 or so feet west must approve the taxation, setup. He said the home'a site county will “do all possible" of Sit 13. He indicated he fav­ Seminole and Orange Coun­ on U. S. U 32 was one of ilia to round out a suitnbla alto. ored the property east of ty resident* should know Fri­ most beautiful spots left on Ho added that if none of the Sit 13. day afternoon whether It Is to g the highway and any ideal preferred sltee Is suitable, the The state already has ear­ ho . . . Lake Ada . . • Keon anyone hat of moving the county will purchase any 2,000 marked f200,0<M) fur prclintln- . . . or Bluestone. Kl'ONI.OUKIIATlTIEE River site proposed for tin* new ntnte plvcn a choice. Originally referred to ns the “Lee Ranch Bite," home should be put aside Flint Central Florida university is mapped. Actually, tho out­ Board of Control prefers to call it tho "Econ site.” right now. ★ ★ ★ line encompasses more thun will be given—the ntute has been • • • These people who insist on driving with bright lights and drive up right behind you had belter be sure no law officers are In the neighborhood. Ac­ cording to a new law which # went Into effect Jan. 1, you An utter state o( confusion County leaders are interested | re d . If the Florida Lcgislamust dim your lights before you get any closer than 300 reigned today among news only in tho undergraduate | lure had authorised the extabfret to the auto you aro ap­ wire services, tother) news­ university . . . ami It is this • lishment of a space science Mayor Lawrence Swofford he will be a candidate fof lairing Burgess, president of tor is the criteria to he u<cd.“ school which will be located university to serve engineers proaching in the same direc­ of Altamonte Spring* today the Hoard of County Commis­ papers and two space experts M. L. Gary of Oviedo re­ Under tlw plan, said Burby the Board uf Control Fri­ and scientists, it should be ilic United Fund •( Seminole tion. Also, you must dim your said that ho Is confident that sioners. as tho lime neared for the ceived the nlliclil oath of of­ County, declared today that located in Brevard County day. lights no less than W0 feet g u t, federal Installations at Swofford said that he had ho was strongly in opposition irom any aula you are meet­ Stale Board of Control to Douglas Stenslrom, chair­ where (he gcrat majority of the test area* would conduct fice to tic gin his eighth term been visiting various areas of in a proposal by government, ing. choose between three sites for man of the long range tew- the scientists and engineer) tlntc own drive .with govern- us mayor at Monday nlght'i Iho county la obtain reactions officials that a in trie earnare situated. • • • a four-year, degree-granting m Ith e ou fdugaUai of the * per so;, act. THU is why, meeting of tho Oviedo City of the people in regard to his And, talking about new university for high school Seminole chamber of Com­ "This, however, is not what paigns he conducted In eight I, U lua,born ra* Council. Alt* receiving, lb* running ter a aeat 00, 1*14 com£ laws, (hero's another one, too. graduates in East Central merce, in ;m effort to clarify the Legislature did, and U b Ut ol office teem City Clerk mission and that tho rospotus No more than three passen­ Florkla. received during ithy Courier teert T. L. Box picture amonf Un After- M what Us* W N W " C e m ­ later this year. was favorable. gers in tho Iron! scat. Allhough Tho Sanford Her­ ent proposed schools. M ay | mhtee rrcommanded. Lingo Jr., who returns lo the the drivw (rum federal work­ Although he admitted that Tho proposal was made re­ » .. ■ h T Jiis l n flrin a tJ Dividend* tn • • • 'The \McDonald Committee ald repeatedly ha* taunted issued ers would no distributed tn board and Robert I,.'W ard, this statement: In all probability he would cently by John \V, Macy, Jr., writ* increased 30 per cent Did you notice a mop print nut the differences between "My friend Genera! Leigh­ was retained by (he Stale of chairman of Ihc U, S. Civil health and welfare agencies who enters his first term as during m i , President T. K. seek office hu was not ready rd in a newspaper published the fuur schools slated for this ton I. Davis, is quite for- Florida to make a thorough Service Commission. approved by Washington offi­ a councilman, at (hi* lime to issue a formal analysis of Florida’s higher Gary, with approval of Tucker, nf Florida Stale announcement. Just south of Sanford which area, two space experts were Burgess, vice president of cials, lie pointed out. Bank, announced today. Net education needs at a cost of indicated that if the State to meet with Gov. Farris This would make It almost council, appointed Mr*. Cour­ Swofford would bo running thousands of dollars to the Ihc Florida Slate Hank of Impossible f o r community ier a< city clerk ami George earnings, a f t e r dividends, Hoard of Control selected Iho Bryant till* afternoon tn pro­ n S L L V A . . . for commissioner (rom Dis­ Sanford, said lie vigorously state. The committee report­ planning of allocations arrived A. Kelsey as chief of police. were JI.K5 per sliure. Blucstonc site in Orange test the "placing of the space trict No, 3, tho office now held protests this plan since it arbi­ Deposits followed the earn­ ed In March of lDtU, prior to at by examining budegts. Hur- Mrs. Courier is entering Iter County that it would require university" in Orange or Sent by Commits loner James P. the legislative session. It re­ trarily takes from (he loral gess continued. He went on to fourth term In the office and ings trend as they Increased Avery of Lako Mary and A only 33 minutes driving time inole County. community the right of self 12.5 per cent over I0t!2 levels. commended that a four-year, point out that 'There would Kelley, Iii.s ninth. between Bluestone and Lake­ Factually, there are four Casselberry. degree granting university lie determination a* to which in- discrimination against Hie Hen F. Ward Jr., outgoing In view of Ihc extensive land? school* slated fur Fast Cen­ agencies may solicit ami what Buses For Castro freeze In late IM2. this In­ established in the “Orlandoagencies normally participat­ councilman, presided fur Ihe Could be so, if you uw a tral Florida: MIAMI (LTD - Tile Fidel Daytona Beach-Cape urea hi campaign plan will lw used. ing in United Funds as the last time a* board president crease I* particularly gratify­ Shuffleboard jet. You see, It's atiuut 31 1. A four-year, degree-grant­ “In ail< 1 1 Hon," said Burgess, miles from Lakeland to Blue- ing university fur high school Castro regime today announc­ serve high school graduates “budgeting D eliminated and single demonstration, plan during a brief business sess­ ing, Tucker said, it Indicates that, while Seminole County Courts To Be stone. Don't believe you could graduates, the site to be se­ ed It Is purchasing 400 Bri­ entering college.’ designation by each contrlbu- would include agencies unwill­ ion held prior to Installation still Is dependent on agricul­ tish buses plus spare parts "Up lo litis time Seminole of the new members. ing to have their budgets re­ drive it In a conventional lected Friday by the State Dedicated worth a total of 910 million. County had made no bid for The mayor, on behalf of the ture, this dependence Is di­ viewed through a communityauto in 33 minutes. Board of Control a( Tallahas­ Tim Stanford Tourist Club'a the new institution because we minishing with llu* imliistri.il based committee process and board, expressed appreciation Also, why would students see between the Bluestone shiifflehunnl court* will bo Reds Escape did not have either scientists also unwilling to give up their lo Ward fur his work on the expansion of Urn area. want to commute from Lake- site, 12 miles south of Or­ dedicated Wednesday afterSAIGON, Soutn Vlct .Nam or the engineers. During I (Ml, Florida Slain council with Ward replying regular community-wide cam % land. They’re only 33 miles lando the Like Ada site, im­ f If P I )— A large force of "When, however, we learnthat he had received much Bank will celebrate Its 25th mum during • ceremony paigns." from the University o( South mediately smith of Sanford, Communist suerrillas escaped od of the recommendation of pleasure in working with (he anniversary with the Installa­ which will bo n (.tended by Thu local United Fund head Florida. and the Eeonlockhatchec Riv­ a Vietnamese army trap Sun- the McDonald Committee the group and that he was pleat­ tion of tin IBM data process­ member* of the Sanford City also pointed out that Mary's This makes about as much er site, north of Chuluota and day during a day of biller j Chamber of Commerce proed with cooperation during hi* ing renter in the hank. This Com in is dim mid member* nf proposal would lake control sense as another part of the east of Oviedo, fighting. I. S. military I posed that we hid for the now presidency. new equipment will improve j tourist clubs (rent 12 other of the United Fund campaign map which indicated that O r 2. A spate university for sources reported today -tale university. out of the hand-, of the pre­ Ihr efficiency of the opera- elties in Ihn Central Florida In other buxine** it wns an hndo's population was 3U.OO0 graduatr engineers. scientists * The rest is history The noum-ed that work on the lions and vvlll expand the • ran sent organization as it would pins while Sanford's citlaenry and educators, probably lo be C o f f e e H i f f h C P Legislature approved an ap­ City Recra»tlon*l Director become Just another partici­ clerk » office is completed and range of services offered to totaled 117.000 plus. In the located a tloirn nr more 'e a rs NEW YORK (UPl) — Three propriation of $2ix> Quo fur Jim Jemlgan said today that that new furniture is sche­ pating agency, “ In addition,” the public. first place, Orlando doesn't from now near Cocoa companies, following the lead planning the new university the eity lias recently spent he .said, “ it is ml h adihg a* dule! for delivery within the The pace nf Hie economic have 31l.Ua) people. In the 3. An extension of the Uni­ of General Foods Corp„ Mon- j to ho established somewhere it Is not really a 'Ingle cam week a discussion was held growth of Semlnolr County $1,000 resurfacing 12 nf llnv sreond place there's not 117,- versity of Florida school of day announced increases of in a nine county area paign a Itire llu- national on rontiniialinn of Xrademy appears tn tie quickening nml club's 1H shuffleboard courts, (as) people in Sanfurd If you engineering. ' four ents a pound in the Twenty three sites were of health ami internal -n.il agen to Franklin Street Bills were Florida Stale Bank will con .Most of the court* now ham counted every man. woman 4. A central facility for price ot ground coffre to fered, including (ive in Semi­ cies are free lo solicit federal paid to close out the year. 7 tinuc lo devote all of Its re- the new type green surfaco and child six times. GKNESYS. abbreviation for a I wholesalers nole County. Now. three sites employes at their homes and I sources to this progress dur­ finishes. Truth of the m atter Is that television school for graduate remain and the Hoard id Con­ on the streets." The reded (cation exercise is ing the coming years, Tucker Independent Research Asso­ engineer*, scientists and ed- It’s Taxable trol is to select one of the SEN. JOHN Mathew*, Burgess made it plain that scheduled for 1:30 p.m. •aid. ciates, the firm the paper ucatora. TALLAHASSEE (UPl I - sites on which the university the proposed plan does noth­ uf Jackrtonville. voted says made the survey, got MaJ. Gen Lclghlon I. Da» jh e Cabinet, sitting as the is tn he establishes! The in ing for Ihc community, "In Seminole confused with Vo­ ti, commander of the Air | State He venue Commission. stitution is to admit graduates hy hi.4 colleague* a.* the fact,” he said, "it removes lusia. As we understand U, Force Missile Test Center fur j ruled Unlay that equipment in of high schools in the East most valued member of the influence of till* Import­ the lOCdt Leyfirtlatura the figure. It 7,000. Is the pop­ Ihe last 3' 1 years anil newly 1 stalled In house trailers h> Central Florida area ami ant group of workers from ulation of tile entire county named commander of u new manufacturers was taxable at 1 from other sections of the ami an umiutinccd cnit- the community's effort to TALLAHASSEE (UPl) Two veterans of tho govern­ tlidato for llu* Demo­ of Volusia — not Sanford. Air Force national missile a rate uf two per cent. stale—not scientists and en­ save campaign expenses, allo­ or'* rue* turned their hueka on cratic nomination for cate funds intelligently and Oh. well. Some research range division, and Dr. Kurt gineers. newroiner* in the 13il| Demo(he twelfth annual firms have those kind of days. Delius, director of the John EEC Hearing "This does not mean, how­ governor, anti Mrs. Ma­ promote sound community rrntie buttle Monday und re­ thews will Im- guests at planning " And some newspapers, too. F. Kennedy Space Center, JACKSONVILLE (UPl) - ever, that the legislature, fused tn hush out the issue* in We know, don’t we staff? were to meet this afternoon \ national mediator U expect- does not recognize the nes-d tut informal reception Concurring with Burgess to­ u group on radio und televi­ with Governor Bryant “ to ed here Wednesday or Thurs- for Hie facility to serve our from 4 to 6 p.m. Wed­ day was Geurge Touhy of San­ sion around the state. Did you know that the sire protrst placing the space uni- day to try to get the Florida scientists and engineer* In nesday in the Valdez ford. a Seminole County Unitof the average farm In Semi­ Versify in Semlnolr or Orange F a s t to a s t Railway and *trik deed, the Legislature placed llnlel lobby. Sen. Mack ed f und director and execu­ .Im l sunvitin Mayor Haydnn Saturday, .limitary II, 19ft 1 Burn* und furmrr stale Sen. nole County is 310 acre*? We County.*’ ing unions to resume negolia- *13 million in the *73 million Cleveland invites the tive vtre president of the First Fred t). Dlckinnoii Informed of­ 9:90 I*. M. (ill . . . didn't until we read County The Sanfurd Herald conti n lions, bond issue program which public to meet Senator Federal Saving* and Loan ficial nud prospective runner* 8 Agricultural Agent Cecil’ Tuc­ ually has endeavored to dif­ was passed by the voter* of .Mathews. Association as well as Howard that "i'll run my campaign AT THE MAYFAIR INN ker's latest information sheet. ferentiate between these four Powell Returns Florida In November to pro I lodges, president of the San­ and hr ran run his.” We'll bet you didn't know it proposed schools Seminole NEW YORK (L'PI) - Bill vide such facilities ford Atlantic National Bank. As for an organizational either. ing his appearance as the Dance tn the Music nf "Nltlmately this univer­ Driver Held On 9 9 • Hireling in Orlando piopo'i-d “ return of the native." Negro sity, the location of which is for Jan. 13 to set up plans fur Moving the Sanford Public Self Rule Given North Orlando Congressman Adam Clayton to Ik- selected Friday, will Hit-Run Count five or six joint uppeurancc* Library to the old Post Of­ A Grovcland truck driver, Powell Monday night endesl have a great graduate enginin March and April, neither fice Building seems tn he To The Bahamas an almost yearlong absence ccnng facility and it will be Charles Chamber), s u being Session Tonight AND I lls ORCHESTRA no particular chore. But the The monthly business me et­ man will send representative*. held In county Jull today on LONDON ( UPl ) — Britain | from his Harlem political the space science* Clock hears that keeping IS,- gave self-government today to ' club, charges of hit-and-run. Im­ hic uf the Ninth Drlandn Vil­ The meeting was suggested nf the free world. 0U0 volumes in order is! the Bahamas, the colony of i t _ . But this takes lime. Mean­ proper changing nf lanes, and lage Council will b» held ut by John .Mathew* Jr., uf Jack­ Dress Optional • • • 7:30 p. m. (uduy In the Civic sonville. 700 Islands lying in the Gulf J K O I U n e y I n D u U l l t while, through an oxtettnon of having no driver's license. Today'# chuckle (from the Stream off the coast of Flor­ Building in the recreation turntable Bob Carroll said GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — tho engineering college of the 552.00 per Person Lions Pause) — Anytime you ida. (UPl ) — Gov. George Rom-1 University of Florida, gra- Chambers' truck struck a area. Cold Cash think you'd like to be young No formal ageml* has been T h e British government ney gave Sen. Barry Goklwa- duatr course# will tie offered car driven by W. Dixon Junes, VAN NUYS, Calif. (UPl) Reservations Required — 50c I'er Person again. Just think of algohra. recognized the right of the Ba­ ter a warm welcome Monday1to scientists until our new Orlando, this morning at announced other than approval Two men poking as .salesmen • • • hama*' ITe.Oou person* to night but admitted alter hear- university is accredited. Also, Onura Hoad anil Highway 17* of ordinances adopting the talked their way intn Dr. FA 2-11II or FA 2-1142 Anybody putting in a bid home rule at a London con­ ing the Arizona Republican's I the FICUS and the GE.VYSES I 92. Seminole C o u n t y Plumbing Marvin Silverman's home (or the lot just west of the ference last May, and helped speech ho still had questions programs are being designed Carroll arrested Chambers Coin and making adjustment* Monday and got away with Old Post Office at Palmetto the Island government work about his presidential quallfi-! to assist the scientists and cn 1 later on West F lr't Street [ft the Oi 1 oputiorud License ] $3,000 in cold cash—from his Ainspire*— Sanford Police Ilenevolent Ansii., Ine. Avenue and E. First Street? out a new constitution. cations. J gmeers.'* j Frr ordinance. | Bond was set at | relri wralnr, polk* reported. By Fred Van IVlt (Second of two articles) Confusion M uddles U niversity Picture Proposed Single UF Gary Sworn To Swofford M ay Run 8fh Term As For County Board Campaigns Protested Oviedo Mayor Florkla Slate stockholder! BRIEFS Two Candidates Reject Proposal Attend POLICEMAN'S BALL LOU FELDMAN institute J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 06, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 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>, January 06, 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/767d823659d2361206524728445f9289.pdf 167eb6b1c550be6f508c082e80f2ef39 PDF Text Text I I -- rr-z— r A tte r ^ e d tlh s t Tearful 'A il Wiedersehens' Said Af Wall T I m worM’a flrat echeduled airline eervfca orginatcd on 1, 1911, with ih# In* flig h t Ira n St. Pett n l w f to T u n pa by tha St. Peterebarg - Tampa Air boat Lina. Piloting tha aturdjr Ban* Airboat aerona Tampa Bay on that flrat fligh t waa pioaoar aviator, Tony J annua. Prom that day, and fo r tha Baxt fen - montha, tha UtUa airline, which latar addad a aacond plana, proaparad and ■ a t tta twlca-a day achadula without accident or Injury. Tha annb - noaad alrboaU warn conatraetad fay Tom Ban* olat at Ms S t Lou la aircraft company apaclfkalty fo r uaa aw tha airUna that Banoiat BERLIN THE 1914 BENOI8T air boat which flew the flrat scheduled flights In Florida between St. Peterabarir and Tampa. A replica o f this plane will fly the route Saturday in commemoration o f the historic aviation event CO years ago. First Federal Assets Up More Than $1 Million fU P D —East waa East and West waa Weat tn Berlin again today and the tearful sound o f "a u f wfederaeben" echoed along tha wall. The Christman paaa agree­ ment ended at midnight, and ihortly before 3 a.m. Commu­ nist guardi cleared Use last stragglers returning to Want Berlin and m e a le d the bar­ rier which divides tha city. Officials asttmated that a record 300,MO Weat Berliners swarmed through tha wall openings Sunday for last-day family reunions, raising to 1.1 million the number of vlslla made to East Berlin during the 17 days covered by the agreement Nearly half a mil­ lion made it on the Anal weekend. The holiday crossings to see relatives and friends were the first permitted by the Communists since they erect­ ed the anti-refugee wall In August, 1961. Whether they will allow any more in the fu­ ture appeared to hinge on what political conditions they demand. Thousand! o f W ait Berlin­ ers clung to the pass privilege as long at possible, and were caught at deadline lined up on foot and In c a n on the Eaitern aide of the gates, waiting for clearance. Many had tears streaming down their faces. Even some husky men were crying. O. Burrell Tlbbe, a youth of Reserves now arc just un­ dltion o f 11 per cent In the The year-end itatcment or 14 yaara, worked with Banoiat First Federal Savings and der 92 million reflecting s 12-month period Just closed. la developing tha hlatoric Air* Loin Assn, shows asset* to­ The 5,920 savings accounts belterthan-aversge relation b o a t Today, at 64, Tlbbe la taling 117,268,744. This repre­ to savings, according to Pres­ on First Federal's books auporvialng and rmm*roddlng sents a gain of over one m il­ conatructlon o f the new modal, lion dollars sloe* Dec. 31, ident E. C. Harper Sr. This earned dividends o f 9603,122 which la being built from orlg 1962, and Is Indicative of the has been a major factor in the during 1963, tha official said, Inal plana. During tha paat economic trend in Seminole planning of the association, and U a step up of eight >0 yaara TIbba haa dlatln- County sod this vicinity, It la he said, and it la gratifying per cent over the figure for gulabed hlaaalf In aviation to the directors to ice an ad- tho preceding year. felt. In the face o f the adversity and la a wall-known pioneer occasioned by the freete and figu re tha nation over. the foreclosure rate that haa W ork la wail ovar tha SO parbeen unprecedented In recent cant completion mark on the years, the home building In fly in g machine and It la ached* the area has been retarded tiled to recreate tha original JANUARY 9 JANUARY 8 c o n s i d e r a b l y . Commer­ flig h t on Saturday before the Admissions cial construction hai moved a yea of a alsoabla number of nirlina pm ldenta and aviation Andrew Hack, Mildred E. Louis Rotundo, Lucille Payne, in to offset this lag to some Johnson, Richard Benton, M il­ Juanita Redding, Evelyn Tor- degree, Harper said. How­ officialdom. Alao participating In tha dred A. Smith, Clifford Doak, bill, I m o g c n o McPherson, ever, he added that kin a fell commemoration will be a num­ John T. Knight, Luther Je­ Parilee Cason, Douglas Hen- short o f three ami a half mil­ lion dollars by leia than 9100, ber o f antique aircraft, to b« rome Graham, Mario Elisa­ dredn, all of Sanford; WllhelOOO. flow n In by hobbleata from T h e same economic condi around tha naUon. Following beth Stafford, Elaine Carter, mine Bctler, DcBary; Clar Terrance ice Comstock, Oviedo; Fred tlona plua Uie record year of tha S t Pataraburg to Tampa ail af Sanfora; Chrlitopher II. McLaren, DcBary buying undoubtedly had the f lig h t a SOtb Annlveraary Bush, Oviedo; The Forest City Civic As Births commemorative dinner, honor­ Konlg, Dell ary; Pearl Boardeffect of accelerating tha lociatlon will meet at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mra. Robert Red turn-over In savings which in g airiina president#, will b« man, Geneva ding, baby girl, Mr. and Mra. ran at 80 per cent for the today at the Rikiha Inn in Dischargee held ia tha Palm Room o f the Fern Park. Guest apeeker Colloton, Charles Richard Bergen, baby girl, year, Uie executive said. Tampa T a r r a t a Hotel In Douglas Lusk, Ruth Smith, Julian It. Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Don- However, in 1961 First Fed­ will be John Krlder, Semin Tampa. Id Comstock, baby girl, eral had a very satisfactory ole County Chamber o f Com A lto n Gerrin, Sunday win ba eat a*Ida for Whlgham, merce manager, who will year, ho added, expressing • public diaplay o f aircraft, Christopher Keenan, Emmett Oviedo speak on "B en efit! of Civic Discharges llollls, Blanche Freeman, J. appreciation to the many peo­ old and new, and equipment at Cummings, H:umiis J. Klalno Carter, LaVcrne Wells. ple In the area who are using Associations." Tampa International A irp ort C. Members o f the Board of Thomas and haby girl, Katli Marguerite Millard, L a n a the association’s facilities for A number o f airline* will have County Commissioners have on dll play modern aircraft Icen Foley and baby boy, all Forrest, John Walker, Rich­ both loans and savings. been Invited aa special gueita ard Benton, Frances Yeakle, of Sanford; Arthur II. Smllh, Tha year ahead, Harper and paaaenger handling equip­ Gertrude Kuhn. DcUary; Vcl Toby Dckle, John T. Knight. feels, will be another good of Ihe meeting. m ent However, highlight o f the ma Aten and baby boy, Ml. James Swain, Willie James one for Imslnt-sies generally OVER 35 YE A R S weed Lend will ba the flying of flora; Anna Welle end baby Williams. Elsie Tyner, Chryi- tliruughiiut the n e t bn. The lal Guest, Umla Wynn and first lix-inonlh period will A t Flrat A Palmetto the Banoiat Airboat repika. boy, Lake Mary haby girl, Lea Lowe »nd baby "look somewhat like the half (Alongside old poet o ffice) JA N U A R Y 4 Many senior airline pilots are girl, Mary Davis and baby yea r that has just closed. Ail missions vying fo r the honor o f flying the plane. Col. John A. Velma Cleveland, Louisa Mil boy, Su/anno II. Jamison and Hut there should he a sharper (S h orty) Powers, tha "Voice" Ion, Crystal Guest, Sinclair baby boy, all of Sanford; clim b as we push toward the o f the Astronauts, end Igor Adi, Dulsy Dixon, Juanita Shell 1c Groce, Long wood; Jos­ yeorend. We at First Federal Sikorsky, o f helicopter fume, Marks, Margaret Knhlc, all eph Burden. Osteen; Joann will continue to lend all pos­ w ill be featured speakers dur­ of Sanford; William S. Wafer, Peterman, DeLand; Mildred sible assistance. Just as wo have each year since 1931 * CnrpetH • Furniture ing the weekend long celebra­ Helen Terwilligcr, Dollary; Schweirkert, Lake Mary Arthur W. Tomkinsun, Lake when our charter was grant­ tion. • T ile • Pianos ed, to building thli commun­ The original plane cost II, Mary * Rental lieda Births ity ." ISO, Tha one Tlbbe la now building w ill coat approximate Mr. and Mra. Arthur John­ ly 97,600. The new plane will son. haby boy, Mr. and Mrs. For PU N TA GOUDA, (U P !) bo Identical to the original in Johnnie Marks, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Kulile, Tiic first bahy I torn la Char­ length, 2(1 feet; w ing e|xtn, 3d P ro p e rty lotte County In Ittil has been fe e t; tuflhand rotating pusher baby girl, all of Sanford Dischargee named Jackie Kennedy in propeller] wooden hull, open cockpit] and alx-cyUnder an' Rowcna Moge, Edith Rogers, honor of Ihe widow o f Pres­ glne. The 75-horsepower ma Hutliie la-o Jamison, Theo­ ident John F. Kennedy, the rlne engine in the original had dore LaTour, Detorls Chisolm Infant's parents said Thurs­ a chain drive; the new plune Anna Frolse, Verneoo C. Itvy day. Mechanic Welby Kennedy, will lie powered by a MO nol.li and haby girl, all of horsepower converted automo­ Smford; Jeff Horton, Lake 20, said ho had planned to C a su a lty Rosemarie Harm-tt, name the bahy, horn at 1 07 bile engine end will be belt Mary; 114 NORTH P A R K F A 2-0331 Winter Park; Frank Little a. m. KST New Year's Day, driven. John if it had been a boy. Working logthcr In planning J r, Oviedo Hospital Notes M M M M IM M M M M "T H R IF T W A Y ” LA M E SLICED EGOS BACON 2 39 La PKG. U "M A X W E L L HOUSE” _|____________________“ KELLOGG8”^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M INSTANT COFFEE FLAKES 89 10oz. JAR I W V W V V W 9 8 OZ. PKG. ~ LIM IT : ONP, W IT H 93 OR MOKE FOOD ORDF.lt P L E A S E M 0 D OZ. LIM IT : 2 W ITH 92.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER P L E A S E L IM IT : 2 W ITH 93 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE Y W "A U N T J E M IM A " “ S E A L U -S W E E T ” QUICK ORANGE G R IT S JUICE Forest City Group To M eet Sanford Furniture Co. FLO RID A GRADE " A " FANCY LB. PKG. 4 5 6 OZ. CANS L IM IT : 2 W IT H *3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER P LE A S E "G O LD E N R IP E " “ JUICY” FLORIDA BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT First Baby Is Jackie Kennedy lb. ^CARRAW AY ^ g u events fo r the 60th Anniver eery celebration are tho Great er Tampa Chamber o f Com­ merce and the Greater HI. I'uterehurg Chamber o f Com niurce. Coopering with tha two chambers la the A ir Transport Association, which suthsnUcated Tamjia-SL Petersburg's first airline claim. The event received nation­ wide attention when tha late Pro*. John F. Kennedy saluted the Anniversary In a public addreea at Tampn'a A1 Lopes Field, on Nov. Hi. 1 a as 6m l Mathews Hurls DeBale Offers TALLAHASSEE (U P I) In identical lettera to an­ nounced gubernatorial candidatca. Sen. John Mathews Jr., Sunday challenged them to debata campaign Issues in Joint appearances throughout tha state. Mathews lent lettera lo Hay dun Burns, Jacksonville; Fred Karl, Daytoaa Beach and Robert King High, Mi­ a m i He alao aent copies of the challenge to Sen. Scott K elly o f Lakeland and Fred o . Dickinson o f West Palm Beach, inviting them to p ar ticipata if they should decide to run. TW O C ENTRALLY DUCT McKIBBIN HEATED, LO V E LY HOMES Now Ready IV W IN V V W N V IM a N W N in n M M n N W IN W W W S a M KLA. G R AD E “ A* COPE LA N D” MIX-OR-M ATC H I FRYER PARTS LUNCH MEAT SALE! . BREASTS (With R ib) • HOLOGNA • OI.1VE LOAF • LIV E R C11EESF, • PICKLE * PIMENTO THIGHS • LEGS A T 411 AND 416 T A N G E LO D RIVE 2 LB. 6 P4 Oz. — IN — ‘ -------BLEACH -- -PACKETS" ----- **■ » Ravenna Park M ODERN K ITC H E N S BY CONVENIENT V A , F H A , AN D C O N V E N TIO N A L FIN AN C IN G 6 E N E R A L < $ ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one o f these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today S lw o m a k A h CUSTOM B U ILD IN G General Office 211 W. 25th SI. HOMES ON COUNTRY CLU B STEN STRO M Sales C O N ST R U C T IO N CO. A Rents A SPECIALTY RD. • FOLLOW REALTY F A 2-2420 Phone F A 2-31IL* OUR SIGNS laVJVf li I CeltIf Li> | "LO W clUtliES SI, US U DETERGENT* ACTION . . . . reg. pkg. 41c A D . . . . . . . . . giant box 79c A J A X . . . . . . . . ISoz.btl. 39c BAGGIES . . . pkg. of 25 43c “ALL-PURPOSE CI.EANRR” WINTER GARDEN FROZEN Strawberries 2 io oz. A Q c PKGS. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND , With This I Canyon k Tha Purchase Of "Sara Lea" 1 COFFEE STAM PS CAKE 115 os. stth 79c |Coupon good a t your T h r ift w a y " ( ! Only, Thru W ed, January 8. "FOOD WRAP" 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This i Coupon k The Purrha.s Of "Thrifty” Strawberry STAM PS , PRESERVES 112 Os. Jar 31c I Coupon apod at your T h r i f t * » y “ I Only, Thru Wed-, January 6. 50 EXTRA With ThU | Coupon k Tbs I’ urrh.M Of "Applan W ay" CHEESE GOLD BOND STAM PS I 8 Oa. i ’kg. 39c I Coupon good at your ‘ T h riftw a y’* I Only, Thru Wed, January 9. P A LM O LIV E ” SOAP 2 2 ITEMS * REG. BARS BATH BARS PRICES 21 ‘ 31* EFFE CTIVE • Mon. • Tues. • W ed. 25th & Park SANFO RD 9 �/ tk Lee Site A t Center Of Triangle Section By Fred Van IVlt acre* within the Eenn area. ary studiea after a site has (Second o f two articles) The county also agreed to been selected. The Board o f When the State o f Florida purchase a oil-acre lakrfront Control will ask the IMS LegWe're still getting calls announced ‘way hark last shout trucks on I'irtt Street tract for recrentionul purposes |i a I u t u r r fur construction summer it was ready to huild even though signs indicate funds, hoping to have the u new four-year university In for the university. they arc prohibited. Unc call­ Fast Central Florida, Charlc* The General also outlined school ready for its first stud­ e r — a local store manager — Lee, down Oviedo-way, Im­ plans for read improvements ents in 1308. said he was in favor of both. mediately telephoned Gen. J. in the area. The Board of Control Is lie said that it was impos­ C. Hutrhson and informed the Jack Sutton. Board research meeting Friday morning at sible lor some trucks to un­ County Commission rhulrmun analyst. Informed the Hoard Tallahassee nod hn* promised kind merchandise at his store hu was .willing to give 1.000 member* hete Dee. 23 that the to announce tts decision ns to without ii'ins First Street or acres of land for free as u Kion site is in the center of u site selection. (The writer having to back almost the school site. the Daytuna - Ur Undo • iiel- i will lie present to report the length of a narrow alleyway. I.e« said he holds 2,000 iHiurne triangle both populs- ■derision in Friday's Herald.) Oil (lie oilier hand. In- said to res, roughly divided by SI, ttun-wlsr nod geographically, Unlike Orange County, item* he favored leaving the signs III. and tho Stuto multi have Dr. J. Ilrowunl Culpepper. imde is irmly to ptmeed if the posted t<> keep trucks o ff of ei*her the ea<l 1.001 acres or Hoard executive director, ex- Keori or laikr Adit site is *c* First Slrecl unless it Is nec­ the west 1,000 acres at mi loltrd the lirautir.. of the ttreo, Icetrd. The IPt'.ri l.rgixhitu essary for them to use the charge. its rolling hills, hikes and the gave .Seminole County per­ street. tn the process o f shaping! river. He rltn t the entire arra mission to hold a referendum This makes more sense to upril.s brochures on five orig­ hue natural drainage Into the lust November. The entire us Ihsn anything w e've heard inal sites offered by Fcmin- Kevin, us opposed to the necee- electorate unproved a special yet. Hour docs it strike you? olr County, County Commis­ slty o f installing mi expensive election for freeholders, Humid the Keon or laiko sion was approached by other dtuinage system if the Board Another subscriber called 1land owners with offerings. selects the Bluestone site Ada s it e ‘ he chosen, nml soil to say he had a suggestion. Whichever ground l* accept- south o f Orlando. Only Blue- lairing testa prove aatiafacAdmitting that ho was 81 ed in this area, if at nil. it will stone, Kean und Luke Ailu, nd- tory. County Commissioners years young and couldn't get be north of Chuluuta. mist of jilcent to the south city limits will call for a special election around like lie once did, lie Oviedo amI south of the Erun- o f Sanford, remain under run- t<> approve ad valorem taxasaid he was In favor of put­ lm-khutehee Hlvcr. side rat ion by the state hoard, tlon tu raise funds for tho ting In an elevator at the .Sent inula County has agreed out o f 23 original offerings. I purchase uf necessary lands. Courthouse so the elderly to purchase any rxtru land Dr. Culpepper pointrd to This special election will ha could get to various offices net-tied to "siiunre” the univer­ only one disadvantage, and j only for freeholder*— 40 per people arc required to visit sity site, if selected there. said this is minor; The Keon ■rent o f tin- registered freefrom time lo lim e, lie also General Hutchison also in­ river, when hit by flush ruins, holdcia must vote, and 30 per said he did not want anybody formed the Board o f Control sunta times runs oxer its cent o f those voting plus olio changing the county home members here Dec. 23 that the hank* for 130 or so feet west must approve the taxation, setup. He said the home'a site county will “ do all possible" of S it 13. He indicated he fav­ Seminole and Orange Coun­ on U. S. U 32 was one o f ilia to round out a suitnbla alto. ored the property east of ty resident* should know Fri­ most beautiful spots left on Ho added that if none o f the Sit 13. day afternoon whether It Is to the highway and any ideal preferred sltee Is suitable, the The state already has ear­ ho . . . Lake Ada . . • Keon anyone hat o f moving the county will purchase any 2,000 marked f200,0<M) fur prclintln- . . . or Bluestone. home should be put aside right now. ★ ★ ★ • • • • g These people who insist on driving with bright lights and drive up right behind you had belter be sure no law officers are In the neighborhood. A c­ cording to a new law which went Into effect Jan. 1, you must dim your lights before you get any closer than 300 fret to the auto you aro ap­ proaching in the same direc­ tion. Also, you must dim your lights no less than W0 feet irom any aula you are meet­ ing. • • • # £ A Confusion Muddles University Picture * Zip Code 32771 > W E A T H E R : Scattered show era today, partly cloudy through Wednesday; high today in 70s; low tonight in 60a. VOL. 56 United Frew Leased Wire Established 1908 TUBS., JA N U A R Y 7, 1064 K l'O N I.O U K IIA TlTIE E River site proposed for tin* new ntnte Flint Central Florida university is mapped. Actually, tho out­ line encompasses more thun will be given— the ntute has been SANKORI), FLO RID A plvcn a choice. Originally referred to ns the “ Lee Ranch B ite ," Board of Control prefers to call it tho "Econ site.” Proposed Single UF Gary Sworn To Swofford May Run 8fh Term As Campaigns Protested Oviedo Mayor For County Board County leaders are interested |r e d . If the Florida Lcgislanews only in tho undergraduate |lure had authorised the extabuniversity . . . ami It is this • lishment of a space science Mayor Lawrence Swofford he will be a candidate fo f wire services, tother) news­ lairing Burgess, president of tor is the criteria to he u<cd.“ school which will be located university to serve engineers of Altamonte Spring* today the Hoard o f County Commis­ papers and two space experts M. L. Gary of Oviedo re­ Under tlw plan, said Burby the Board uf Control Fri­ and scientists, it should be ilic United Fund •( Seminole said that ho Is confident that sioners. as tho lime neared for the day. ceived the n lliclil oath of of­ County, declared today that located in Brevard County g u t, federal Installations at Swofford said that he had ho was strongly in opposition Stale Board of Control to fice to tic gin his eighth term Douglas Stenslrom, chair­ where (he gcrat majority of the test area* would conduct been visiting various areas of in a proposal by government, choose between three sites for man of the long range tew- the scientists and engineer) tlntc own drive .with govern- us mayor at Monday nlght'i Iho county la obtain reactions officials that aintrie earna four-year, degree-granting m Ith e ou fdugaUai of the are situated. * per so;, act. THU is why, meeting of tho Oviedo City of the people in regard to his paigns he conducted In eight "This, however, is not what And, talking about new university for high school Seminole chamber o f Com­ I, U lua,born ra* Council. A lt* receiving, lb* running ter a aeat 00, 1*14 comlaws, (hero's another one, too. graduates in East Central merce, in ;m effort to clarify the Legislature did, and U b Ut o l office teem City Clerk mission and that tho rospotus No more than three passen­ Florkla. received during ithy Courier teert T. L. Box picture amonf Un After- M what Us* W N W " C e m ­ was favorable. later this year. gers in tho Iron! scat. Allhough Tho Sanford Her­ ent proposed schools. M a y |mhtee rrcommanded. the drivw (rum federal work­ Lingo Jr., who returns lo the Although he admitted that Tho proposal was made re­ » .. ■ hTJiis nflrinatJ Committee Dividend* tn stockholder! • • • 'The \l McDonald ald repeatedly ha* taunted issued this statement: ers would no distributed tn board and Robert I,.'W a rd , In all probability he would cently by John \V, Macy, Jr., writ* increased 30 per cent Did you notice a mop print nut the differences between "M y friend Genera! Leigh­ was retained by (he Stale of chairman of Ihc U, S. Civil health and welfare agencies who enters his first term as during m i , President T. K. seek office hu was not ready rd in a newspaper published the fuur schools slated for this ton I. Davis, is quite for- Florida to make a thorough approved by Washington o ffi­ a councilman, Service Commission. nf Florida Stale at (hi* lime to issue a formal analysis of Florida’s higher Gary, with approval of Tucker, Just south o f Sanford which area, two space experts were cials, lie pointed out. Burgess, vice president of Bank, announced today. Net announcement. education needs at a cost of indicated that if the State to meet with Gov. Farris This would make It almost council, appointed Mr*. Cour­ Swofford would bo running Ihc Florida Slate Hank of earnings, a f t e r dividends, thousands o f dollars to the Impossible f o r community ier a< city clerk ami George Hoard of Control selected Iho Bryant till* afternoon tn pro­ n S L L V A . . . for commissioner (rom Dis­ Sanford, said lie vigorously state. The committee report­ planning o f allocations arrived A. Kelsey as chief o f police. were JI.K5 per sliure. Blucstonc site in Orange test the "placing of the space trict No, 3, tho office now held protests this plan since it arbi­ Deposits followed the earn­ ed In March of lDtU, prior to at by examining budegts. Hur- Mrs. Courier is entering Iter County that it would require university" in Orange or Sent by Commits loner James P. trarily takes from (he loral the legislative session. It re­ gess continued. He went on to fourth term In the office and ings trend as they Increased Avery o f Lako Mary and only 33 minutes driving time inole County. community the right of self 12.5 per cent over I0t!2 levels. commended that a four-year, point out that 'There would Kelley, Iii.s ninth. between Bluestone and Lake­ Factually, there are four Casselberry. determination a* to which degree granting university lie in- discrimination against Hie Hen F. Ward Jr., outgoing In view of Ihc extensive land? school* slated fur Fast Cen­ agencies may solicit ami what freeze In late IM2. this In­ established in the “ Orlandoagencies normally participat­ councilman, presided fur I he Could be so, if you u w a tral Florida: M IAM I (L T D - Tile Fidel Daytona Beach-Cape urea hi campaign plan will lw used. ing in United Funds as the last time a* board president crease I* particularly gratify­ jet. You see, It's atiuut 31 1. A four-year, degree-grant­ “ In ail< 1 1 Hon," said Burgess, Castro regime today announc­ serve high school graduates single demonstration, plan during a brief business sess­ ing, Tucker said, it Indicates miles from Lakeland to Blue- ing university fur high school “ budgeting D eliminated and ed It Is purchasing 400 Bri­ entering college.’ would include agencies unwill­ ion held prior to Installation that, while Seminole County stone. Don't believe you could graduates, the site to be se­ designation by each contrlbutish buses plus spare parts still Is dependent on agricul­ "U p lo litis time Seminole ing to have their budgets re­ of the new members. drive it In a conventional lected Friday by the State worth a total of 910 million. County had made no bid for ture, this dependence Is di­ The mayor, on behalf of the viewed through a communityauto in 33 minutes. Board of Control a( Tallahas­ Tim Stanford Tourist Club'a the new institution because we based committee process and board, expressed appreciation minishing with llu* imliistri.il Also, why would students see between the Bluestone shiifflehunnl court* will bo did not have either scientists also unwilling to give up their lo Ward fur his work on the expansion of Urn area. want to commute from Lake- site, 12 miles south of Or­ dedicated Wednesday afterSAIGON, Soutn Vlct .Nam or the engineers. During I (Ml, Florida Slain council with Ward replying regular community-wide cam land. They’re only 33 miles lando the Like Ada site, im­ during • ceremony f If P I )— A large force of "When, however, we learnthat he had received much Bank will celebrate Its 25th mum paigns." from the University o( South mediately smith of Sanford, which will bo n(.tended by Communist suerrillas escaped od of the recommendation of anniversary with the Installa­ pleasure in working with (he Thu local United Fund head Florida. and the Eeonlockhatchec Riv­ a Vietnamese army trap Sun- the McDonald Committee the also pointed out that Mary's group and that he was pleat­ tion of tin IBM data process­ member* of the Sanford City This makes about as much er site, north of Chuluota and day during a day of biller Chamber of Commerce proproposal would lake control ed with cooperation during hi* ing renter in the hank. This Com in is dim mid member* nf sense as another part o f the east of Oviedo, fighting. I . S. military I posed that we hid for the now new equipment will improve j tourist clubs (rent 12 other of the United Fund campaign presidency. map which indicated that O r 2. A spate university for sources reported today -tale university. out of the hand-, of the pre­ Ihr efficiency of the opera- el ties in Ihn Central Florida In other buxine** it wns an hndo's population was 3U.OO0 graduatr engineers. scientists * The rest is history The noum-ed that work on the lions and vvlll expand the • ran sent organization as it would pins while Sanford's citlaenry and educators, probably lo be C o f f e e H iffh C P Legislature approved an ap­ City Recra»tlon*l Director become Just another partici­ clerk » office is completed and range of services offered to totaled 117.000 plus. In the located a tloirn nr more 'ea rs NEW YO R K (U P l) — Three propriation of $2ix> Quo fur Jim Jemlgan said today that that new furniture is sche­ pating agency, “ In addition,” the public. first place, Orlando doesn't from now near Cocoa companies, following the lead planning the new university he .said, “ it is ml h adihg a* dule! for delivery within the The pace nf Hie economic the eity lias recently spent have 31l.Ua) people. In the 3. An extension of the Uni­ of General Foods Corp„ Mon- j to ho established somewhere it Is not really a 'Ingle cam week a discussion was held growth of Semlnolr County $1,000 resurfacing 12 nf llnv sreond place there's not 117,- versity of Florida school of day announced increases of in a nine county area paign aItire llunational on rontiniialinn of Xrademy appears tn tie quickening nml club's 1H shuffleboard courts, (as) people in Sanfurd If you engineering. ' four ents a pound in the Twenty three sites were of health ami internal -n.il agen to Franklin Street Bills were Florida Stale Bank will con .Most of the court* now ham counted every man. woman 4. A central facility for price ot ground coffre to fered, including (ive in Sem i­ cies are free lo solicit federal paid to close out the year. 7 tinuc lo devote all of Its re- the new type green surfaco and child six times. GKNESYS. abbreviation for a I wholesalers nole County. Now. three sites employes at their homes and I sources to this progress dur­ finishes. Truth of the matter Is that television school for graduate remain and the Hoard id Con­ on the streets." The reded (cation exercise is ing the coming years, Tucker Independent Research Asso­ engineer*, scientists and edtrol is to select one of the Burgess made it plain that scheduled for 1:30 p.m. •aid. SEN. JOHN Mathew*, ciates, the firm the paper ucatora. TALLAH ASSEE (U P l I - sites on which the university the proposed plan does noth­ uf Jackrtonville. voted says made the survey, got MaJ. Gen Lclghlon I. Da» jh e Cabinet, sitting as the is tn he establishes! The in hy hi.4 colleague* a.* the ing for Ihc community, "In Seminole confused with Vo­ ti, commander of the Air |State He venue Commission. stitution is to admit graduates most valued member of fact,” he said, "it removes lusia. As we understand U, Force Missile Test Center fur j ruled Unlay that equipment in of high schools in the East the lOCdt Leyfirtlatura the influence of till* Import­ the figure. It 7,000. Is the pop­ I he last 3' 1 years anil newly 1 stalled In house trailers h> Central Florida area ami T A L L A H A S S E E ( U P l) ami an umiutinccd cnit- ant group of workers from ulation of tile entire county named commander of u new manufacturers was taxable at 1 from other sections of the the community's effort to T w o veterans o f tho govern­ tlidato for llu* Demo­ of Volusia — not Sanford. Air Force national missile a rate uf two per cent. stale—not scientists and en­ save campaign expenses, allo­ o r'* rue* turned their hueka on cratic nomination for Oh. well. Some research range division, and Dr. Kurt gineers. cate funds intelligently and newroiner* in the 13il| Demo(he twelfth annual governor, anti Mrs. Ma­ firms have those kind of days. Delius, director of the John "This does not mean, how­ promote sound community rrntie buttle Monday und re­ thews will Im- guests at planning " And some newspapers, too. F. Kennedy Space Center, JACKSONVILLE (U P l) - ever, that the legislature, fused tn hush out the issue* in tut informal reception We know, don’t we staff? were to meet this afternoon \ national mediator U expect- does not recognize the nes-d Concurring with Burgess to­ u group on radio und televi­ from 4 to 6 p.m. Wed­ day was Geurge Touhy of San­ with Governor Bryant “ to ed here Wednesday or Thurs- for Hie facility to serve our sion around the state. Did you know that the sire protrst placing the space uni- day to try to get the Florida scientists and engineer* In nesday in the Valdez ford. a Seminole County Unit.Im l sunvitin M ayor Haydnn of the average farm In Semi­ Versify in Semlnolr or Orange Fast toast Railway and *trik deed, the Legislature placed llnlel lobby. Sen. Mack ed f und director and execu­ Saturday, .limitary II, 19ft 1 Burn* und furm rr s tale Sen. nole County is 310 acre*? We County.*’ Cleveland invites the ing unions to resume negolia- *13 million in the *73 million tive vtre president of the First Fred t). Dlckinnoii Informed o f ­ 9:90 I*. M. (ill . . . didn't until we read County public to meet Senator Federal Saving* and Loan The Sanfurd Herald conti n lions, bond issue program which ficial nud prospective runner* Agricultural Agent Cecil’ Tuc­ ually has endeavored to dif­ .Mathews. was passed by the voter* of Association as well as Howard that " i 'l l run my campaign A T T H E M A Y F A IR IN N ker's latest information sheet. ferentiate between these four Florida In November to pro I lodges, president of the San­ and hr ran run his.” We'll bet you didn't know it proposed NEW YO R K (L 'P I) - Bill vide such facilities schools Seminole ford Atlantic National Bank. A s fo r an organizational either. ing his appearance as the Dance tn the Music nf "N ltlm ately this univer­ 9 9 • Hireling in Orlando piopo'i-d “ return of the native." Negro sity, the location of which is for Jan. 13 to set up plans fur Moving the Sanford Public Congressman Adam Clayton to Ik- selected Friday, will five or six jo in t uppeurancc* Library to the old Post Of­ A Grovcland truck driver, Powell Monday night endesl have a great graduate enginin March and A p ril, neither fice Building seems tn he an almost yearlong absence ccnng facility and it will be Charles Chamber), s u being AND Ills ORCHESTRA no particular chore. But the The monthly business me et­ man w ill send representative*. his Harlem LONDON ( U P l) — Britain |from political the space science* institute held In county Jull today on The meeting was suggested Clock hears that keeping IS,- gave self-government today to ' club, charges of hit-and-run. Im­ hic uf the Ninth Drlandn V il­ nf the free world. by John .Mathew* Jr., uf Jack­ 0U0 volumes in order is! the Bahamas, the colony of i t _ . But this takes lime. Mean­ proper changing nf lanes, and lage Council will b» held ut Dress Optional • • • 7:30 p. m. (uduy In the Civic sonville. 700 Islands lying in the Gulf JK O I U n e y I n D u U l l t while, through an oxtettnon of having no driver's license. Today'# chuckle (from the Stream off the coast of Flor­ Building in the recreation turntable Bob Carroll said GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — tho engineering college of the 552.00 per Person Lions Pause) — Anytim e you ida. (U P l ) — Gov. George Rom-1 University of Florida, gra- Chambers' truck struck a area. think you'd like to be young N o form al ageml* has been The British government ney gave Sen. Barry Goklwa- duatr course# will tie offered car driven by W. Dixon Junes, VAN NUYS, Calif. (U P l) Reservations Required — 50c I'er Person again. Just think o f algohra. recognized the right of the Ba­ ter a warm welcome Monday1to scientists until our new Orlando, this morning at announced other than approval Two men poking as .salesmen • • • hama*' ITe.Oou person* to night but admitted alter hear- university is accredited. Also, Onura Hoad anil Highway 17* o f ordinances adopting the talked their way intn Dr. FA 2-11II or F A 2-1142 Anybody putting in a bid home rule at a London con­ ing the Arizona Republican's I the FICUS and the GE.VYSES I 92. Seminole C o u n t y Plumbing Marvin Silverman's home (or the lot just west o f the ference last May, and helped speech ho still had questions programs are being designed Carroll arrested Chambers Coin and making adjustment* Monday and got away with Old Post Office at Palmetto the Island government work about his presidential quallfi-! to assist the scientists and cn 1 later on West F lr't Street [ft the Oi 1 oputiorud License ] $3,000 in cold cash—from his Ainspire*—Sanford Police Ilenevolent Ansii., Ine. Avenue and E. First Street? out a new constitution. cations. Jgmeers.'* j Frr ordinance. | Bond was set at | relri wralnr, polk* reported. An utter state o( confusion reigned today among Florkla Slate BRIEFS Buses For Castro Shuffleboard Courts To Be Dedicated Reds Escape % j Two Candidates Reject Proposal It’s Taxable Attend EEC Hearing POLICEMAN'S BALL 8 NO. 90 Powell Returns Driver Held On Hit-Run Count Self Rule Given To The Bahamas North Orlando Session Tonight LOU FELDMAN Cold Cash J �4 18 Planes Hunt M rs . Johnson Takes Slobemaster ’n Pacific Money Problems O n Active Role Safes Plagued By Mounting officer o f V A H *, presented farew ell gilte ie m memben. The M * graved trays went to 14. Cdr, Jobss N o t o m whe will gw to D e t • ; 14. Cdr. D. t . Munday o d L t Jobs MeCreckew who * to Dei. A end 14. Cdr. J. T . Boey who to being tra e ria n id to Beta, l| Guests during the evewlng were Cdr. end Mrs. George aa and Mr. and Mrs. Fred <Upp. In Um early hours o f 1M4 the petty moved to tho ' o f 14. (Jg) and Mrs. D. A . Turasr wbsre a breakfast o f Cnnndlnn bacon and litod crepes wee ed. Another holiday party tor •quadras officer*, wives end guests wee hosted by 14. Cdr end Mrs. John Dues et their Bnvensn Perk H n e . e e « After n visit to Hnrperburg, W . Ve., Chief end Mrs. P . J. teachiag M l n t Weber returned to flenford m l y * a n I N worked lo r the Monday. While in Harper burg Sanford rtcm U on depart they visited Mrs, Weber's a w t u u art* nad erafla parents. e e • taaebar and tennis lutruetor. Member* of Uh Vigilante 14. Mom, presently r n lp «d to v/Jt-J, hat alM baa la N a vy Wives Club No. I l l end their husbands net tor an in­ VAH-11. form al potluck upper Friday T w o cbUdrtn, Collsen, • and C ra if Jr., who U cailad evening nt the NAS ballroom. Etch wife brought her fa v ­ Jay ktap Joan buay, but ■bo atlU baa time far Many orite dish and after supper bobbin. she likoa watar rid* the group played bingo. lay, (owing, knitting n a d Attending were Mr. b r o w n i n g la secondhand Mrs. Fred Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Driscoll, Mr. and ■ torn . J o in '! Navy acUvittea to- Mrs. Clayton Beaulieu, Mr. elude membership oa tbo con* and Mrs. Marion Mudd and tral commlttio while a mom* Mr. and Mra. Glenn Smith. • e • bar o f tho VAH-11 wlvoa d ob , the NOW board a i treaauror Mrs. Jamas Ssndmky w a i •i a representative from tho hostess for tho officers VAH-3, and Just raccntly iho wives o f V A IM t snd D e t • aerved aa chslrmsn o f a 'a t (he group’s first coffee of NOW aonmlttao which gave the year. Mrs. James Dennison as­ a Chriatmaa patty to real* denta o f tbo Good Samaritan sisted her and Uw boiteiaea served breakfast pastries Homo. 0 0 0 with coffee end coke M Reservations fbr tho Naval black and white checked O ffic e r! W lvoi change of tablecloth. Two new members welcom ­ board coffee abouid be n ado b y tbo evening of Jan. 13 with ed by the squadron wives tho wivea eluba* roipoctlvo were Mrs. D. P. Munday apd NOW representatives. Th eie M ri. J. L. MeCricken. Dur­ roprooentitivei will then no- ing the builnata meeting Mrs. tify ono o f tho roiervationo Sandusky volunteered to be chairmen, Mri. Joel Weiss- the group's representative to M an and Mra. Joe Colonna. the l b rift Shop. Tho election and change of A fter the buiitwia session board coffee will be bald Jap. the wives worked on decora­ I I at 10 a n . In the NAS ball tions for the forthcoming room. O fficcn wlvoi of VAH* NOW change of board coffea. • • • 11 and Dot. I art hoitcialng the semi-annual affair. T b o le attending will board a CbeckeruU Airline* plane fo r n trip to the Mediterran­ ean a i they enter tha ball­ room. A highlight of the “ trip " will be a akit about the b a ilc black dreia and how it i i uied at boma and abroad. Each wivea' group haa se­ lected a model (o participate in the akit which will he preoented during tha ballot counting. Wlvaa of retired military personnel are cordially in­ vited to attend tha coffae and can make retervatlons with either M ri. W cliim in or M ri. Cokmno. General chairmen of the event ta Mri. Dirt Ilirtholu mew, and Mr*. J. F. Harlow la serving n idviior. • • ■ Chief and Mri. C. B. Jteavei returned home Mon day from a holiday trip to Pennsylvania where they vis­ ited bar parents. • • • Vigilante Navy Wlvaa Uub No. 211 will hold its January busineas mcctini: Monday at J:30 p m. in the conference room. Any enllsti-d wife In* te m lc d In turning Dili nation ally affiliated dub can con­ tact M ri Barbara Driscoll i t 323 0612. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keno, the parents of 14. A. P. Aeno. were holiday vliltori at 14. and Mra. Rano’a home. B e­ fore returning on Friday to their Philadelphia hams they ■aw tome of Florida's tourist attraction*. • • • Mr. and Mra. l i n be came the tiny girl Sunday new baby wai Kachclla. • • Richard parent* evening. named Ber­ of a The Lea • A boueegueet of Mr. and Mre. Karl Smith la M ill Kathleen Schacde, a school friend of Mri. Smith. Mits Schaade is from Champaign, III. • • • Hosts (or a New Year's Eve party wars Mr. and Mr*. Dale Owens in their Country Club home. Among the gueete were Mr. and Mra. Jack Green. Mr. and Mr*. Uub Frasier, Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Freese, Mr. and Mr*. Joe Itainiiy, Mr. aud Mrs. Jerry McCabe. Mr. and Mr* Bonnie Tnlman. Mr. and Mr*. Caiey Jolmtun. • • • Kenneth Slirmuro Jr . sta­ tioned In Ft. Jsckw»n, S C , the ion of .Mr. and Mrs. K. Stiemure, wai home (or tha New Year'* Holiday. He la • * • the nephew of Mr. and .Mr*. Ml>s Kil Uctisnahl will George Fre«*e. • • • leave Wednesday fur Kent, Conn., where s h e attends New Year's was celebrated achool, she ha* been home for at the NAS ballroom by iso three week* with her parents'. officer*, wive* and guest* at Cdr aid- and .Mri. J. A. deCan- ■y t Mounting fiscal problems plague many o f Uw nation's states and Massachusetts is expected to show tt Is no ex ­ ception at tbe opening o f iti ntato legislative session to- TIC K E TS FOR A N iranfinnry flight aboard a Chwckertnil Airlines plana to thn Mwditerrnnnan o n on nnle now and going fo n t Here Mrs. William Donahue and Mrs. J. F , Barlow maka their reservations with Mrs. Jowl Weinman for tbo flig h t which leaves at 10 a.m. Jan. 16 from the N A S ballroom, l i l t Imaginary flig h t in part o f tho atmosphere which will bo created for the change o f board eoffee on that data. Longwood Club Has Program Showing Low Calorie Snacks MRS. CRAIG MOORE Mrs. Mudd's Gertrude mother, Foley, Uvea Mrs. In Louisville, and Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Mudd Uve in Caneyvilla. • a s Mr. and Mr*. George Bill­ ups hosted a N tw Year's Eve Party for several of their friend* ta their Sunland boma. To usher in the New Y ea r they entertained with t akit in which Mrs. BUIup wss dress­ ed as the ghost of tees and Billups was the 1M4 bsbe In diapers. Those attending were Mr. and Mra. Robert Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Bond Walker, Mr. and Mra. Joe Colonna, Mr. and Mrs. Milner Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gemlgan, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Don rarrans, Mr. and Mri. Eugene Cte mens and Mrs. Dottls D* An­ d rei. s • • Mias Myrtle Wilson, county home demonstration agent, gave damonetrations on low calorie trucks at tha regular monthly meeting of the Longwood Home Demonstration Club held but Thursday at the Civic League Building on Church Street Mrs. Falla Mege, president, conducted the meeting which was attended by 23 members and guesU. Activities announced f o r tho month o f January nt the Home Demonstration Center in Sanford were) A Dry Clean­ ing Clinic at 10:30 a. in., Jan. 16; mem lien wars reminded to bring a snack lunch— A Training School for 4-11 Cluba on tho operation of sewing machines, Jen. 20*21 and an O ffic e r! Homo Demonstration Ctub Training Course, Jan. 24 at 10 a. m. to he conducted by Mien Helen Holstein, state home demonstration apeclaliet from Tallahassee. Mra. Ralph N a w e e m e r , health and safety chairman, spoke on the subject, "In Your Homo a Safe Ons T" Eleven member* assisted her in n •ketch giving helpful hints on pravanting falls, burns, pois­ oning, luffocation and cuts in the home. Mrs. B. G. Hasty, retired county lunchroom manager and now a member o f the club, made a delicious dry milk whip which can be used In ealada or ae a topping for deaaerta. Hoetessea for the meeting were Mr*. J. Murray, Sirs. T . J. Hennigsn and Mra. P. H. Gillmore. Tbe next meeting w ill be on Feb. 6. District Officiol To Visit Unit By Donna Eaten Mre. Gertrude Megelvourg, president o f tks District Eight Auxiliary to the Vet erana o f Foreign W a n , will be guest o f honor at the reg­ ular monthly meeting o f thn Auxiliary Unit to South Sent Reservations f o r Thur* inule V FW Post 8207 sched­ day's luncheon of the ititkin uled fur Thuriday at ft p.m wives should be made by nt the Pott Home on tha old Wednesday with Mrs. Vincent Dixie Highway near Long Law or Mrs. David Olmstead WOOl]. * t a Mrs. Magenvuorg also wifi r im s tor a reception ou cunduct the annual insptc Sunday for tha naw chaplain tion of tha saxillary at wlU be madt by (he Catholic Thursday's meeting. N avy Wive* at their meeting Wednesday evening. The new chaplain will be Introduced at tbe meeting COMING EVENTS The DeBery Fishing Club Wrdoetdey, Jan. I will meet nt 7:30 p. m. Wed­ VAH It officers wives coffee, nesday at the Fire Recreation 1(1 a.m. Home of Mrs. lla rry Hall with Clyde W right pre Klein. siding. Catholic Navy Wives, I p.ra. Geurge Wiminer will show n Nursery building. program o f eolired didos tak­ Thursday, Jan. 0 en on hla recent trip In Alaska Staff officer* wive*, ID n.m. Tho public i« invited to a t­ Home of Mrs. Raymond Mil tend and numbers are asked burn to come prepared to make re* V A IM t officers wives creation* for e deep sen fish bridge, 12 W Home of .Mrs. Ing trip. Alec flluruled Station officers wives lunch­ eon, ll:3 o social hour, Capri restaurant. Monday, Jin. II Acey Deucy Wive* Club, a p h i . Acey Deucy Club. ElecA IK CONDITIONER lions. Vigilante Navy Wive* Club No. 211, 7:3o conference For Th* Finan Year Around room. Weather CcndlUonet Tuesday, Jan. U FKDDF.RA Sal** — Sente* VAH l enlisted wive* club JUd S. Park Av*. Sanford culfee. FA 2-4234 Fishing Club To Meet Legol Notice in . e m it JL D irru , errr. v o ta u party atui breakfast organ | lied by the station * * ' Refreshments of turkey. New officer* uf Ihe Acey ham, chips anil dip* aud a Deucy w ives ciuh a ill be bottle of champagne w ere elected at it* January m eet-1served to the party-goers, Cunstiuctiun o f InU-ratatu 1 lug Munday. All club mens-I ic u -rs l impromptu Mtug» and through Srminulc County la ber* arc urged to attend 1a it* enlivened the evening nearly complete, accurdinir to * * * and music fur dancing was a prugres* report by W illiam More Dan Ml officers, wive* furnished by the Hideaway*. T . M ayo, administrator u f in. and guest! uf VAII V rang in At 1 a.m. ■ breakfast of terstat* highway*. Iho New Year at • parly at ham, cbk*. baton, xatisoge The d.'27-mile segment be­ the home of Lt. (Jg) aud Mrs. aud hot rolls und "lots ot cof­ tween MarVham Boat! and T N. Bedim. fe e " was served. State Road It! i» UO p «r cent The BYOB twvera*es were Lf Cdr. Clinton McDonald comptete, a* of Der. 31. Thi* served with a wide s<.iort’ • a i the general chairman for *egmeat cost 4'JJ)5:i,<iOd for w ent uf iiLicki furnikhed by the party. rigiit-ot-wuy construction. • • • the u ivei, ranging f r o m Tha 7.0-mila s lrd rh frutn smoked turkky and clems to 3!r and Mre Marion Mudd Markham Read to Le* Knsd, in sweet and sour pork. returned Saturday from a Change County, i* per rent Ju*t before midnight ('d r trip to Kruturky where thr) complete. It cost {t.d-jj.uuo for L. Shipman, commanding | visited both tluir parents. I right-of-way mid tout true (Jam 1-4 In County Almost Finished A lIT O SKHVK y, IIA HRY AI)A llt’S G U LF SERVICE Tint* • UalUriet • A ccn .ori** Road AAA Service Luarantead Brake A Muffler Service Ft each A l i t FA 2-0U21 FA 2-!n<JU FE E D S Sanford Flour and Feed Store Juu Baiidy Fends tuflnihy liny - Cotton bend Meal Cow Feed |3.10 par 104 lb. Kittening ind Fattening 320 iauiorc Ate Santurd Notes H A R O L D A. APPLEBY INCOME T A X PR E PAR ATIO N TE LE PH O N E F A 7-IK S 406 V IR G IN IA A V E . SANFORD, F L O R ID A M O V I N G ? Laiqee Vekkle " ' Tbo senior to a throwwheeled hieyele-pedalled eon* trsptlon need as a taxicab fat Bangkok, Hong Kong and other Par Eastern porta, w h en manpower Is cheeper than gasoline. % MOVING AND STORAGE. F A 2 9 5 1 1 S 0 4 C fli-y Av*- I I I CO INC S .in fo ld , F I, i . » sen rose r in - m k m i- t o r x t v . Fl o r i d a . Ckearerr X*. I1M KfUK Cor.VTT H A V T V 8 I HANK, a N*W Torn Corpora­ tion puiottrr V*. ANTONIO rrtm rn o and I 'li r u - i n sTAcriK Ho, hi* wife T>af«nd*nta M n c i o r WONT? l o w roRRc-Loet h i : s a l s n r IT.SCRK Notice le hereby given pnr■uant to • Final l>*> r** „f Knr.clomr* date! January Jrd, t ill, and antartd In Chancery No. I Silt at th* Otrcult Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit In amt for flamlti'da County. Ki irltU, whtreln KIWK cnU N TV HAVIN'!* JIANK I* lla ln tiff uni ANTONIO XT A r n KUO *n-l PIITLLIX a T A W C n O , hi* wife, *r* Pit* ntint*. I will ■*ll to the hlihnt and b»tt bM dir tar e**h >t th* front doar of th* Aimtnot* County Courthour* In l l l t l t i Klor Ida. at 1 1 :1* A. V, o', lock on th* loth tiny of January, t>S* th* following itticrlb* I pro­ party • « **t forth In **ld Klnal lUcrte, ta-wlt: I-ot II of Hloek "S'. EASTnnooK s u b d iv is io n . UNIT NO. rtVK. according to th* Plat th*r«of a* r* corded In Pl>t Hook IS. Pane* IS end II. Public Records of Somlaole Coun­ ty, Florida togethor with the followtne lt*m* of proportr which ero taealed In and y«rn*n*ntly In • tailed *• a part of th* lnaproy*m*nt* on said land: HOT POINT E L E C T R I C DROP-IN RA.XOK MODEL len t VltW—SERIAL 1141S LUX AIRE rU R N A C E WITH DUCTS M O D E L HO-TSS TUI*.I thl* trd day nt Jan­ uary. lilt. (SE A L) Arthur H. lickwlth, Jr* Clerk By: Mirth* T. VlhUn Doputy Clark lU n lil J. LoPtiri WAHIIICK, CARUILL * LaPBVKB tit W **t r*lrh»nki Ar*nu« l*>>. Box lit VVInlor Park, florid* Publlak J *» 1. UH mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for O n ly ...................... PE R WEEK AREA DIRECTORY II. B. Pope Co.f Inc. Hospital HONOLULU (U P l) t fleet of l i Air Force, Coast Guard and Navy planes fan­ ned out over the Pacific today in a continuing search for a 0 2 4 Globemaster cargo plane, missing since last Wed. nssday with nine men aboard The commander o f t h e eightman crew of the Hl-fited plane, 14. Col. Woodland M. Sty ran, arrived from Ufoli Monday to take part in sea rah activities. The ninth man aboard the plane was a sailor escorting a body back to the United States. "W e're all hoping and pray, tog that we'll find our crew and bring them back safely." •aid Styron. Tbe Newbera, N. C. officer is commander of the toth Air Transport Squadron at Hill A ir Force Base, Utah. Tbe Globemaster disappear­ ed Wednesday while flying from Wako Island to Hawaii. rm c x iT c o r a v n»* thk t iik The Bey State legislature to the first of 12 state lawm ak­ ing Bodies which have regu ­ lar sessions scheduled this year. Most of the remainder begin tbelr sessions within tbe next two weeks. Actually, a token meeting launched tbe 1M4 session of the Massachusetts legislature Wednesday. But today, Gov. Endiratt Peabody wai expect­ ed to deal with state finances in his message to the legisla­ tors. Sixteen of the 22 states must tackle the problem o f ■tale revenues in their regu­ lar aeiaiaos, with racial and housing discrimination, reapportionment and constitu­ tional affairs confronting the others. A t toast U other lilie s have indicated the possibility of •p edal legislative sessions this year. la tola category, Illinois to tha front-runner with aa extraordinary m eet­ ing scheduled next Monday. Prairie State legislators wlU deal with implementation of an at-Iarga election for state representatives, forced by the failure of a r*apportionment commission to remap legisla­ tive districts. Kentucky, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and South Dakota will begin regular sasiiom next Tues­ day, followed by Colorado, Michigan, New York and W e it ViVrginia on Wednesday. A ri zona and Georgia open Jan. 13; Kansas and South Carolina Jan. 14, and Alaska Jsn. 27 WASHINGTON (U P ! ) — . Soe also will speak at the Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will dedication of the new research Oy to Wilkes-Bane, Pa., Sat­ center, sponsored by the Area urday to get a first hand look Redevelopment Agency (A R A ) ■t Wilke* College in Wilkesat depressed a n a projects. Barre. The center bis been set up to train college students in electronics and cbemleal tech­ niques. Its construction was financed by » 400« » from the f e d e r a l government and JANUARY « matching local fund* that gives an economic shot in the Els me El bell, Martha Hardy. arm to the anthracite coal Leila Singletary, Blanch Cos- area where unemployment grave, Jamas Graham, Ro­ among miners has been heavy. bert Woodruff, Mary Ann H e First Lady will spend Hendricks, R o s a Jenkins, the entire day In the area, Jamas Harris, Andrew John­ departing from Washington at son, Herbert Pops, Katberyne 10 a. m. EST and returning M iller, Arthursne Cook, Ro­ to the White House late in the berta Thompson, L l o y d evening. She will be accompanied on Green, nil of Sanford; Louise Moesel, Taimao Van Arsdsie, the trip by William Batt. ARA Florence Burford, all o f De- administrator. She will ba Bar y ; Betty June Bridger, greeted by Eugene Farley, Alice Tooeff, Susan Sinex. all president of Wilkes College. of Longwood; Morris Wilson, Frank Graham, former North Oak Hill; Rebecca Higgin­ Carolina governor and sena­ botham, Mims; Jeffrey Wol- tor, will deliver the main ad­ dress at the dedication. pers, Lake M iry Mrs. Johnson long b is been M r. and Mrs. Benue Payne, interested in government e f­ baby boy, Mr. and Mra. forts to revitalize areas hard James Headrick, baby boy, hit by economic depression unemployment. Last Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Rich-, snd ard M. Sinex, baby boy, spring she made a similar one-day trip to Charleston, W. Longwood Va., to survey projects de­ Dischargee signed to retain miners for Velma Cleveland, Mary Sta­ new type* o f work. pleton and baby girl, Mrs. Linds Stein ard and baby boy, Mra. Juanita Marks and baby boy, all o f Sanford; Christo­ pher Konlg, DeBaryl Mack Martin, DeLand INSURANCE A L T O i. PROPERTY IN S U R A N C E A ll Lines Written Hrinjr Your Insurance Problem.* To L:a — BALLBLAIR AGENCY 218 S. Tark Ave. FA 2 344* I SANFORD. FLA . IM.t MBING It. L H A R V E Y 1 l-MIMRING Complete Inetaliationj • Repair* Batbronm an.1 Kitchen Fixturee Water Ptimp* Free F^stimatee 2U4 S Sanford____FA 2-1341 V A C l'1 ’ 31 (I F .t .N R R d SAN FO RD \ icuum Cleaner Service I Parte A Suupliea F o r A lt Make* lartiniint Electrolux 1 I re* Pick t p Ph. F .V 2-22A2 [ �* *' Congress Plans To Clear Deck For Conventions WASHINGTON (U P I) Hooat and Senate members, Juft eight their days loageit away from eetiioa line* Traffic Laws Explained To DeBary Club World War II, w e n back to­ day (or Wh Constable Otcar D. Psp- their lead en warned could be ineati o f alm oit a* long u alen they get on the ball. With opening gavela act (or noon, key Democrata were already at work to ipeed up the legislative machine. Stra­ tegy (or the year waa being laid at a White House break­ fast meeting with President Johnson, who will address a Joint session o( Congress Wednesday. Announced aim o( the lead era was to dispatch major controversial bills—including new anti-discrimination and tan cut measures — below July 13, when the Republican National Convention opens in San Francisco. Speaker John W. McCor­ mack. D-Mais., and Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield agreed, however, that some o ( the more routine isauea that confront every Congress probably will not have been settled by then, no matter bow hard members work. McCormack looked far ■ windup session between the GOP convention and the Dem­ ocratic National Convention, which opens in Atlantic City on Aug. 24. Mansfield envis­ ioned a recess (or both con­ ventions with the shirttail ses­ sion coming thereafter. Hither way, it waa a lead pipe cinch that with conven­ tions, campaigns and both presidential and congressional election! a h e a d , members weren't planning to stick around here again until the week after Christmas, as they just finished doing. Mansfield in gloomy pre­ cession talks with reporters appeared to be telling the lawmakers it waa up to them whether they were able to wind up the second session of the Uth Congress in a reason­ able time. " I f you think last year was a bad one, wait until this year," was one o f his typical comments. McCormack, taking a more optimistic line, said he was prodding ail committee chair­ men to get their necessary hearings started ami ended fast, so the House could get through with Its work. traffic law* w lich have been Detltry spoke en G U AD AL A J A R A . (U P I) — on the book* far many yean but not rigidly a talk before enforced the right dresses sent W A S H IN G TO N Tha government (U P I ) — plana to hand out Its long-awaited re­ port on the snicking to relationship of health Saturday in an atmoaphern o f aeervey By Mrs. Adam Mailer Edward A. Mueller’s photo­ graphic collection of histori­ cal steamboats which travel­ ed the St. Johns River will be on display at Ihe Denary Mansion House throughout the month of January. MueUcr, formerly of Mail- Ison, Wis., has prepared the display in conjunction with the Florida Federation of Art as part of the romplcto exhi bition featuring the St. Johns which is being shown this month. Choristers Set Rehearsal tty Mr*. Adam Muller 1 The Dellary Choristers will meet at 9:30 a. m. Wedneolay at the Dellary Plata from where they will go to the home of Mr*. Dentler on New York Avenue In Dcl.and far rehearsal. Mrs. Laura Platt Drown, di­ rector, asks that members bring music for “ The Lord’s Prayer" and “ 1 Heard a For­ est Praying." A fter the rehearsal the group will enjoy a PJ:3l) p. in. lunrheon st the Orchid House. up by customs Inspectors hoTt, it was reported today. usually reserved f o r an­ nouncements that alfect the lie was educated in civil en­ stock market. gineering at Notre Dame and The Public lli-ullh Service studied traffic* engineering at announced Monday that the Yale. Ho saw servlet in re purl would be given to ac­ World War II as an officer for credited reporters at U;UU •It) months ami is presently , EST Saturday In the serving as a lieutenant com ­ new State Department audi­ mander in the Civil Engineer Corps, U. S. Navy Reserve. torium. Power Output lip COLUMBUS, Go. (U P I) — The newsmen will be locked A member of several nau­ JACKSONVILLE ( UP I ) in the auditorium, without A tactical maneuver, lielieved tical and historical societies, The State Chamber of Com­ access to telephones until to be the largest controlled he lists among his hobbies the merce in its weekly business noon. This will give them movement of its kind using study of steamtMiats and has review said Saturday electri­ two hours to study the re­ Army helicopters, is expected made more than five models cal power plants put out twice port and a half hour to ques­ to continue most of this week. ol great eastern steamships as much electricity in the first Some GO men uml 50 helicop­ and a model of the Confeder­ half of 198J as (hey did for tion members o f the commit­ ters left Ft. Henning, Ga., ate cruiser, "F lorid a ." He all of 1931. tee which drafted it. This procedure usually is Sunday uml flew to Camp also enjoys building model fallowed far touchy finunclsl litamiing, near Jacksonville, airplanes and other boat mo­ matters or crup reports which with • ground support clement dels. To formerly open the exhi­ are released only after the of fiO vehicles. The maneuver was made by bition, tlm Dellary Aria and stock and commodity markets tha 117th A*.aiult Helicopter Crufti d u ll sponsored a re­ have rinsed fa r the day. Since the smoking report la Iluttulion o f the Mlh A ir Aa- ception on -Sunday afternoon being made public on Sutur suult Division us the first such for which Mueller exhibited day when the markets are exercise o f u series o f monthly photographs dating back to closet), the procedure in this air movements. The division the Civil War era. is testing the use o f helicop­ Ceramics by Jan Galvin of COLLEGE STATION, T*X. cate obviously is nut Intended ters for air mobility in trims Sanford, who makes many of to protect against leaks to in (U P I) — Residents of Loulsl liortlng troops and equipment. her lovely pieces front Florida ana eat more rice per year vestors. Hut it demonstrates The movement was made while clay, were included and than any other state in the the estent to which the PIIS over a distance o f 2G0 miles. members of various clubs and continental United Stales, ac hat gone to prevent ptema The Army said the training art leagues from many parts tore release o f the report. cording to Texaa AAM Uni exercise would continue far of Hie state submitted paint There seems little doubt, versity. two nr three days in Florida ings for the show along with Per capita rice consumption however, that the report will before returning to Ft. Den paintings and ceramics from is 30 pounds per year In Lou conclude that thure is at least local club members. ning. islana, 27 pounds in South statistical evidence o f a link Two buffet tables were set Carolina and Its pounds In between smoking and lung In the Gallery near the De­ Hawaii. The national average cancer, heart disease, emphy nary Hoorn. Each was over­ aemti, and respiratory ail­ is about sis pounds. laid with s white clolh and ments. centered with floral arrange­ The 10-mentber committee ments flanked by tall while appointed by Surgeon General ta|M-rs in low crystal holders. S O T IIT o r Luther Terry more than r » N r . n . » « r n k * »i.r . WASHINGTON (U P I) S,lvtT * n<1 cl,ina apl’mnt' N O T l r K I* h«-rat-y *l*an tint year ago was told to collect aml nf tli* uii.laral*n«.| A U T I I U I l II. all available studies on the Here is the outlook far major I ™ tea sandwiches, c o o k i e s , IIKCKWITII. JH.. Clark of issues before the second sescircuit Court of HrmlnnU effects of smoking on health mints and nuts, completed the Cnunljr. KlorMa, wilt, mi th* •vtlusto them ami formulate Mon of lha* Willi Congress: tables. 30th <l*r nf January. 1S*4. at TA X CUT 11:10 o'clock A. M. at th* Its conclusions. Presiding ami assisting hos­ Senate leaders hope far pas­ Front Door o f lha Samliwtla The studies mudu public to tesses were Mrs. George Hop County Court lluii-a, tt-mlnola sage by mid-March of $11 In I date have been so heavily perl, Mrs. Edward Maue, County. In the Cliy of Han. lion lax cul bill already ap­ tort, Florida, offer for a»l* weighted toward a cunnortlcn Mrs. Chester Eldridge, Mrs. and .<-11 at public outcry to between smoking and various proved by House. The meas­ G. Spaulding, Mrs. E. Reed, thi hlah -it and bant bidder ure wuuld benefit about 5u diseases thsl the committee fur caah. tha folbiwlne 4ai Mrs. Gerald Grain, Mrs. E. rrlbed property In could hardly come to any con­ million individuals and 376,000 Seminole County. Florida, to corporations. About (wo Grierson and Mrs. E. (J. Balkclusion eacept thst cigarettes wit: will, chairman. thirds nf (ax relief would go l^jte J«. 17. IS, nlock "C". are harmful to health. w< miiimcut-: p a r k rk into effect as of last Jan. 1, PI.AT. of a lleplat of and the remainder next Jan. Wood mere Park aa rarordad In Plat lb » K II I. But if bill is long delayed. p « « » St. of tha Public Re­ Congress could make effee cord! of Seminole County, By Mrs. Adam Muller Florida, |e» lo t a 1 live dates April I, 1964 and throUKh t and the North April 1. 1963. Dellary Constable Oscar D. le e r of Gut T of aald Paplntau will discuss the new C IV IL RIGHTS VV ,1. 1,tun re Park. *» re­ corded to Plat n.mk II, House links Committee be­ truffle la w* at a 7 p. m. dinPane It. o f the Public tt» gins hearings Thursday on nor meeting toduy o f the RustTALLAHASSEE (U P I) t-nrde of Hmnlnol* County Florida; At.Su KNOWN broad civil rights hill which is [nest ami Professional WornGov. Farris Hryanl opened AH; Lula IS. I I and IS expected to reach House floor |*n'» Club of DeBary, 111ock C. VVoodmtra Park the new year tori ay pledged to Ind lleplat, accord! nu to early next month. No Senate Th« meeting will tuke plurr increasing "a * never before plat Ihereuf recorJed I consideration until a f t e r at the DeBary Itestioirnnt | Plat Hook II. ! * » « « TS. Public Record! of H#ml- Florida'! btmnes* • industrial Bouse acts. The bill seeks to with Mrs. Bert Lederhaus pre­ nolo County. Florida; community.’ ’ eliminate racial discrimina­ siding. purauant to the Final Itecree In an annual year-end tion in voting, education, em ­ of Foreclmiire entered In a rate pendlna In aald Court, statement written for United ployment, public accommoda­ First By Second Ilia alyla of which la W ILM IN G TO N , N. C. ( U I T ) ! SI CAUt ill VN S I O R T O A O K Press International, Bryant tions and use of federal funds. COSIPANV, INC, a Florida Most sections expected to get — A boy, weighing 8 pounds, said he will travel to other corporation. Plaintiff, states in 1964 to talk "with through House relatively in­ I \ ounce*, ws* born today to tact, b u t measure (sees Mr. and Mr*. Clyde It. Farrow P H A V K R IUCAI.Tr COitP.. a buiineaa and industrial lead­ Southern filibuster in Senate. at one second pnst midnight, j F l o r i d a corporation, t/k/a ers w in need to know of the M EDICARE P ltA VKIt HKAt.TV COMP.VNV. advantages o f having a faci­ according to tha attending | a Florida corporation, and P * Chances are dim for pass­ physician at Cap* Fear Me­ (1 Development Corp, a Flor­ lity in Florida " ida corporation, "Oura will be a working age of bill to provide hospital morial Hospital. Refandanta, and nursing home care for The Farrows have on* other j and ilia rhanrary numbar ef year—working for Florida and all the people who make it Americans over <3. House chilli. which la l i m . W I T N K M my band and tha the finest place in America Ways and Means Committee official aaal of aald Court, will resume hearings Jsn. 2» thla Jrd day o f January. 1SSS. to live." (HKA1.I The governor predicted on proposal, which was pi­ JACKSONVILLE f UPI ) — A I Arthur H. leckwlth. Jr. geonholed Isst year. AH signs tour of Florida by Alfred | Clark of the Circuit Court tourist volume in 1964 will of Hemlnole County. Flor­ set records, surpssvlng the 14 indicate majority of commit­ Baker Lewis, treasurer o f the ida million visitors who eame to tee members are still opposed National Association for the | Sly: Startha T. Vlhten to the measure. The plan Advancement of Colored Peo­ the state in 1963 Deputy Clerk Jnaeph St. S’ ltMarald Florida ia the nation's would provide health care ple, will start the beginning | Attorney for Plaintiff moonport, Bryant said, and it benefits financed by an in­ of thu 1961 N AAC P program U S Hecorlty Tr ual Bulld.n* Miami 13, Florida "u lu r e s us of a continued crease in Social Security tax­ in the state, it was announced FKanklln l-SSTI position of prominence in ill es on both workers and em ­ Saturday Tlic tour will start ' Pot.: >li Jin. T, t i l l |in Jacksonville on Jan. 19. i| future plans of our country." ployers. CUSJ-S War Maneuvers Called Biggest Tho most accidents result from minor infractions o f thcac laws which also bring traf­ fic tickets and fines to vio­ lator*. He urged all drivers to read up on the new traf­ fic regulation*. During the business meet­ ing conducted hy Darwin Bruce, president, it was an­ nounced that the dub will sponsor s dance from 1) p.in. until 1 a nt. on Saturday, Feb. 8. with mtiale by “ The Populalrs." Ticketa arc on sale. New member* joining the club were Mr. and Mrs. Jock Lumhertsun, Hr. and Mis. Harold Lynch and Mr*, ii. lirure. Altamonte Garden Club To Meet II) Juba llartn* The regular monthly cov. ered dish supper meeting of thu Altamonte Spring* Gar­ den Club wilt lie held this Thursday at the Community lb him- beginning at 6:30 p.m. Speaker fur the evening will bo Earl Nelson o f Apop­ ka who will tie its the topic of his tulk, “ New Concepts of Hose* in Florida.’* Serving a- committee chair­ men for the meeting *re Mr. nnd Sir*. Edward Kelsey. Members of their committee are Mr. and Mr*. It. S. Brad­ ford, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Dail­ ey. Mr. and Mr*. J. N . Kailley and I)r and Mr*. Paul Sdmllert. from tho United States— is being hold Papincau pointed out that Smoking Report St. Johns Exhibit Featured Due Saturday At DeBary Mansion House M «. Taylor’s marriage to Richard B u rto n - DeBary day evening in the Fire Rec­ reation Hall. in a box car and unlouded piece by piece, the shipment was packaged and loaded on a flat car. The cargo was unloaded by a forklift. The lum­ ber came more than 3,GOO miles through all types o f weather to reach this destination. Ellinbeth trousseau for her forthcoming in Democratic Clsh last Thurs- FIRST CARLO AD o f lumber to arrive in Semi­ nole County utilizinjr u new piickajfinjr process is shown beimt unloaded at the Uator Lumber Com­ pany yards in Sanford. The shipment came from Snoqualmie Falls, Wash. Instead o f being loaded V enn Customs Holds Up Liz Taylor's Trousseau By Mr*. Adam M ailer another one which # * n f«r B Tuw, Jan. 7, '64— Page ; dresses were here rather than to shipped Puerto Viillnrta, (he seaside resort where Burton and Mlsa Taylor are tiring, because there are no rustoms facilities there. The reason far the delay in cleuring the Hollywood star's wardrobe was not explained immediately. Mis* Taylor is expected to marry Burton aa soon as she is divorced from singer Eddie Fisher, probably U tcr this month. DR. LUTH ER T A K H K L L o f Doliary, retired, and Mrs. Tnrbell recently returned from it vi.-tit at the Veteran* Hospital in Dublin, Ga., where many of the technique* anti instrument* used in therapy were invented by Dr. Tarbcll. A ctive in many phases o f civic and social life here, Dr. Tarhell also hits spoken before Sanford doctors at Seminole Memorial Hospital on his thernpeu-. tic inventions. (Cox Photo) W SCS To M e e t In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry The January meeting o f the Casselberry Community Methodlat WSCS will be held at H p.m. Thursday at the church with Mrs. Phil Caesher In chsrgo o f tho program. Host ease* w ill he Mrs. Thoms* Gulllckson, Mrs. Ilare cision and study i(. ry MrPeek, Mrs. Otis Lea Thu court set aside u* an im­ and Mr*. Oscar Fcase. pairment of interstate com­ I merce regulations that requir­ Then's no place tike home*, ed Pensacola area distributors to accept the full supply of rote das* one fliud milk, except that going to m ilitary bases, from designated Pensacola producers. surf ne turn b*e Polar Ice ('ream A Cream­ NOW lot a new ery Co., Pensscotu, challenged Kodak HAM tom the order, maintaining It could gel milk cheuper front dairy men just serosa the line in Alaliuma. Class one milk Is that sold far drinking rather than for CAMERA HHOF manufacture Into dairy prod 210 8. P A R K A V E . uets. Milk Ruling Could Be Extended To Other Areas, Horne Says TA L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — A U. H. .Supremo Court rul­ ing setting pricing uslilo ItMU milk regulations in the Pensacola area knock* out a uhntanlisl percentage o f pre­ lection for local dairy farmers, State Milk Commission at­ torney Mallory Horne said to­ day. Horne suid the deciaion, an­ nounced toduy in Washington, apparently will not affect other marketing arena under slate regulation, although sim­ ilar orders are In effect else» here. Ha resolved further eomrnent until ho ran get tho de­ STATE M E N T Pictures Wieboldt’s OF CONDITION DECEMBER 31, 1963 Rice Eaters * Outlook For Major Issues Legal Notice Bryant Pledges Business Push Florida State Bank SANFORD, FLO R ID A RESOURCES Banking House, Furniture & Fixtures (id,500.00 233,464.65 Other Assets United States Government Bonds 4,700,338,61 Other Bonds 1,572,225.88 Cash and Due From Banks l,:i!)2,924,45 $14,910,750.8 L T O T A L RESOURCES DeBary BPW To Meet N A A C P Tour $ 0,IMS,297.22 Loiins and Discounts L IA B IL IT IE S Capital Stock 500.000. 00 Surplus 430.000. 00 Undivided Profits 106,925.01 44,567.20 Other Reserves Reserve For Bad Debts 218,206.96 Unearned Discount 125.000. 00 13,486,051.64 Deposits $14,910,750.81 T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S F LO P /D A S T A T E B A N K MEMBER F.D.I.C. m X A N fO ffO S e n v it t f you it o n * f d c c u w ic f " J l If-? — H P \W �"U TsH oId our Ffi^SufTMaybe It's One of O w l'' Roumillat Commended When Sanford attorney Karlyle Boneholder beeane president o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Com* ■ o n e fo r 1964, ha (tapped Into what ■ n a y btliera to be one o f the moat Important joba anyone in thia county w ill fill durine the year. F o r the man who turned over the praaident's gave) to Houaholder led the chamber through one o f lte moat ambltioua yeara. That man waa Frmneia E. Roumillat Jr., a local drugyiat, who freely cave o f hla time and talent in leading the chamber through the highly productive year o f 1968. The first o f the many Important developments to come during Rou* millat'e administration waa the open­ in g o f the new 100,000 square-foot H L H -Products » * g f-o r the pro­ plant his $1 ceasing o f vegetables. vegetables, Trnia $ i mllmu* lion-plus industrial plant became the largest individual structure fo r in­ dustry ever built In Seminole. In addition, the H. L. Hunt Company purchased 600 acres to be developed Into the Sanford Industrial Park. One 80,000 aquare-foot speculative building has already been conatruct•d. Following the opening o f the Hunt plant, AHx’a new, modernistic plant waa formally opened for the manufacture of i w l m a u l t a and sportswear. A huge celebration commemorat­ in g the founding of Seminole Coun­ t y BO y e a n ago waa held In April a fte r s u month o f carefully and succeaafful planning by a committee headed by George Touhy. The all­ day event waa attended by the larg­ est crowd ever to be assembled in one place in the county. The members o f the countywide committee who planned the celebra­ tion left a tremendous challenge ot those who will be trying to surpass this year's semi-centennial event when the county observes its 100th birthday In the year 2013, A ll o f these events w ere followed b y the chamber sponsored pipeline from Lake Monroe to the Sanford N aval A ir Station, and the estab­ lishment o f the Sanford Naval Acad­ emy— a private school fo r boys. On tne surface, neither o f the two projects just listed appear to have been controversial. However, numerous complications developed that required the coordinating ef­ forts o f the Chamber to reach the successful conclusions which finally materialized. The pipeline proved to be another factor in the over-all $15 million exsnslon program at the Naval Air tatlon, plus the fact thnt the fuel transported by barges on the St. Johns River added approximately 25 to 30 million gallons o f fuel oil to the tonnage previously transported on the river. This turned out to bo a m ajor factor in tho promotion ot tho canal which eventually will link tho St. Johns with tho Indian River at Titusville. The Naval Acndemy, operated by the Ilonarr McFndden Foundation, purchased the vacant dormitory owned by the San Francisco Giants plus some 25 acres ot adjacent hind from tho City of Sanford. In addi­ tion to tho economical aspect, the anticipated .‘100 to 400 youngsters Who will be in attendance when the school reaches Us full |u>tentinl will add materially to thu cultural dimato o f tho county. Early in March tho Chamber’s university site committee began to function with Douglas Slcnstrum as chairman. Serving with him us committee members were Senator Mack Cleve­ S OUT OUU land, Rap. 8. J. Davis Jr., Rap. Jan fortune, Roumillat. Sanford’s form­ er M ayor Tom McDonald, County Commission Chatman Gan. J. C. Hutchison, and the chamber's man­ ager, John Krlder. Thia undoubted!/ was the grantsat challenge the chamber ever feead. D m to the fine work o f this chamber committee Seminole ap­ proaches the Mate Board o f Control Meeting in Tallahassee, Jan. 10, with two o f tho throe sites remaining un­ der consideration. The loecess o f this committee can be attributed to the careful planning o f the members, their perseverance, and the coopera­ tion o f all o f the county’s public o f­ ficials. Because o f the scope o f the work o f the university ait# location com­ mittee, the w o n carried on by the Armed Forces, Industrial, Airport and Lon g Bonn Planning commit­ tees waa overshadowed. F o r example, then Is the cham­ ber sponsored metropolitan telephone service that, i f approved, will unite the county mors closely by providing communications without toll charges. This committee, under the chairman­ ship o f Clifford MeKIbbin and Rep. Davis, plana to culminato their t iforts lata this month. The initial Seminole Industrial show, under the chairmanship o f 8cott Burns waa such a huge suc­ cess that this will be a planned pro­ gram each year. Between 85 and 40 buftiness and industrial firm s par­ ticipated in the event. Lost, but certainly not leant, the 1063 Legislature created the St. Johns-Indlan River Canal District with authority under the A ct to build a canal linking tho two water­ ways. The District is comprised of Seminole, Brevard, Orange and Vol­ usia counties. The district obtained $40,000 from the State Internal Im­ provement Fund and haa completed preliminary engineering and survey design. This, of course. Is the result o f many ysars o f work by the cham­ ber. This report o f RoumHint's year o f leadership could not be complete without reporting the tremendous increase in Inquiries resulting from the chamber’s expanded activities during 1063. This has required the replacement o f practically all mail­ ing pieces used In its promotional program. Sometimes, requests for Information about Seminole total mora than a thousand a month. The Herald commends Roumillat, his executive committee, the board of directors, and the chamber's man­ ager— John Krider, for the accom­ plishments achieved during the past year. And it means that Hmiahohler has n gigantic task ahead o f him during 10C4. Thought For Today You are the salt of the earth, but ir tho salt has lost its taste, its strength, its quality, how can tho snltness bo restored? It is not good for nnything any longer but to bn thrown out und trodden under foot by men.— Matthew 5:13 (Tho Am ­ p lifie d New Testament), • • Fetor Msoit Political Notebook _______________ Is rn n h g ■plUon o f the Communist Forty la tbs l l - y i s r c e n t battle Dr. Crone’s on th. oamo,pofart node by Supremo Coart Associate auks the CoMmuofat Party o f Justices W illUm O. Doaflss the Unites States mi s t e r and William J. Brennan Jr* fa their dissenting opinions ea the Supreme Court 1961 deci­ **aa fasti umsutellty o f a s piracy'* te overthrow the U. sion. B. government. Chief Justice Earl Warren Deportment o f Justice will agreed with this dissent, and « • eek the U. B. Court o f want farther In declaring that Appeals fa Washington to re­ tha original Subvereiva Activ­ hear before lte full bench o f ities Control Board’s order nlna Judges tha caae against that tha Communist Party tho Communist P arty o f the must register should be nulli­ United States fo r refusal to fied for procedural flaws. As­ iter under tha Internal sociate Justice Hugo Black Security A ct o f 1SS0, end to dissented on tho ground that oee Ms membership and ha considered the Internal Se­ fi nonets. curity Act unconstitutional. A three-judge panel o f the This last point also was tha Appeals Court under Chief opinion o f Harry 8. Truman Judge David L Breielon re­ when he vetoed tha Internal cently ravened tha opinion of Security Act, mors familiarly the U. 8. District Court for known as ths MeCarrait act tha District o f Columbia In Congress passed It over the this cast. President's veto. The district court In Decem­ These dlasenta are being ber 1963 found tha Commun­ cited now as evidence o f weak­ ist Party guilty o f refusing to ness In the basic law. Amend­ register and fined It 1120,000. ments may be proposed next This waa assessed on the basis year. of $10,000 fo r tho original re­ B et It la noteworthy that on fusal to register and $10,000 a day fo r 11 days further re­ the same day the Appeals fusal to n g is te r prior to Dec. Court reversed the earlier opinion In the Communita 1, 1961. Though the Appeals Court’s Party ease, it elao upheld or reversal o f thia opinion was at ders o f the Subversive Actlvfirst interpreted as a serious ltles Control Board that four setback in the government’s Communist f r o n t organ lie long legal war against the tiona be required to register. They are Veterans o f the Communist Party in Amerlea, First, a certain number a n It doss not effect In any way Abraham Lincoln Brigade, athletic-minded, so they eeek tha basic U. S. Supreme Court United May Day Committee, a T V to watch a prfia figh t decision on June 1961. American Committee for Pro­ or bat) game. This 5-4 decision, In the ma­ tection o f the Foreign Born The second group will argue jority opinion written by fo r­ and tha Jefferson School of politics or protest about tag. mer Justice Felix Frankfurter, Social Science. ea. The government's battle to upheld Internal Security and But t third and often larger Subvtralva Activities Control force registration o f Com crowd w ill put their heads A ct requirements that the munlits therefore goes on un together and In furtive tones Communist Party must reg­ interrupted before Subversive tell lewd jokea and swill down ister. Activities Control Board un hard liquor In tha hope they In aubstsnee, all that the der Chairman Francis A . Cher­ can get a throw-back to their three-judge Appeals Court ryfraternity days. SACB’a report fo r tha fiscal panel did waa to point out This latter group is In the that tha Department o f Jusmala “ swan long” stage. tlca would have trouble In en­ You wives should thus perk forcing legislation requiring up and become more seductive Communists to register i f any mates or you may lose your o f tha party members exercis­ huahands entirely. ed the Fifth Amendment This Such males ara becoming provides that no person "shall pletonk. And a platonic or im­ be compelled In any criminal potent husband can rapidly ease to be a witness against go berserk in hie social life. hlmsslf." Wives, fight fire with flrel From a legal standpoint, the Revive your allure. Interesting thing about the Km ploy a new hairdo. three-judge Appeals C o u r t Change to an exotic perfume, opinion la that its objection plus diaphanous nighties. to the District Court’s convicA lot of you fat biddiee could profit by bathing mora often, too, and with perfumad Worry Clinic CASK R-447: Hiram H.t aged 46, la a prominent bullntia executive. "But Dr. Crane," hla em­ barrassed w ife began, " I ha*# Juit learned a vary humiliat­ ing thing about Hiram. "M y brother telli ma that Hiram and a few of hla mala eronlta from tha club, ara accuitomcd to visiting burles­ que ihowa onca or twice par weak. "W hat would make a promi­ nent and morally upright man like Hiram aver do auch a thing t "Why, Ju.it euppose It be­ came known In our neighbor­ hood! It would be ao humiliat­ ing I could never attend any social event again!" . 8K X TONICS Wa phyalciana often pre­ scribe tonics to perk up your gastric appetite. And I often urge attendance at church an a tonic for your aoul or apiritual need. Doctor# likewise prescribe teitosterone and other hor­ mones an a sexual tonic for men In middle age, llut a Int o f laymen try to prescribe for their awn erotic decline. Since Impotence le largely a psychological problem, men Ilka Hiram may thus prod thair waning sexuality by pornographic pictures, lewd jokes and visile to burlesque shows. Many tlmea f havt warned you wives that a man with a ravenoua gastric appetite doesn’t try to whet hla hun­ ger with constant appetisers. No, it la the fellow with a diffident atomach who trite to stimulate It with vrlna before dinner, plus anchovies, caviar end hore d’oeuvrea, Wives, pleas* wake up to reality when you tea that your huaband la trying to prod hlmsslf In the erotic realm! For when men fear that their erotic vigor Is waning, they are likely to employ psy­ chological goads. Such men may thus employ picturea o f nude girl* ea their erotic anchovies. Risque stories and lewd Jokea then serve much as sexual caviar I Rurlesqua shows and por­ nographic pictures are em­ ployed as psychic testosterone. soap. W ear lacy fringes on your Just analyae middle aged men at the average social ■lips end beware of the shiny, gathering. The usually divide hinh-looklng nylon lingerie, for they rebuff men. Into 3 classical groups. year ending Juna SO, 1S6S, fast filed, ehowa that the board had 37 membership eases before f t In 3$ o f those eaaea the board haa ordered registration. Among tha hotter known names on the list are William Albertaon, Miriam Friendlander, Dorothy Healey, Louts We Instock, Ctaudo Llghtfoot and Flora HalL But none has registered. Public demand that this le ­ gal battla against tha Com­ munists bo intensified la build­ ing up as a rem it o f President Kennedy’s aasaaainaUon by • self-styled "M arxist.” • O 's and A 's Q— How did "Grasshopper Glacier" In Montana get Its name? A — It takes its name from the fact that milHona o f graeahopper* ara buried In lte lee. Sdentlita estimate that yaare ago the injects, migrating over the mountain rangee, were caught in e severe storm end deposited In the forming glacier. Q— How did the Important Greek translation o f the Old Testament receiva the name SeptuaglntT A —The name Septuagint la from a Latin word meaning "seventy. It Is commonly supposed to refer to an early belief that tha translation waa made In 73 days by 73 schoL ari. Q— Who originated "Hello** as a conventional form o f greeting on the telephone? A— It Is believed to have originated with Thomsi A. Edison. The forerunner of tho word probably was "b illo w " with the accent on the se­ cond syllable, knows as a "sailor's hall.’* Paragraphs • Whnt Is the value o f salt? It is not antiseptic. Salt never cures cor­ ruption. The figure is that o f u moral quality operating on tho earth level, umongst men living in tho midst o f material things, prevent­ ing tho spread o f corruption. What is tho value o f your influence? tho spread o f corruption. What is tho viiluu o f your influence? — Rev. C. C. Dees Jr., Pastor Sanford Alliance Church Unclassified The fifth annual all-Florida ing Seminole among other cent was reported by Winn- orange dessert contest will be counties, is receiving 90 Aims this week on permanent loan Dixie Stores during s four- launched Jan. 13, with mora from the Florida Institute for week period ending Dec. 14. lhan $10,000 la prises being Continuing Universities Stud­ Winn-Dixie now hai 631 re­ offered contestants preparing ies. The Alms are for use fa the best desserts using or­ public schools. tail outlets. s e e anges, says the Florida Citrus s e e Co mm lea ion. TT m history o f ■ steel rail Ths University o f Florida • a s Is recorded fa symbols rolled gyra becomes s giant tele­ Steadily rising employment into Its web. Any standard vision studio next week when during 1963 forecast] a bright rail can be traced back to the AUC tapes two Hootenanny 1964, State Industrial Com­ furnace In which it was msdc, shows for network use on mission Chairnun Worley the particular "h e tt" of steel Jen. 11and Feb. S. Drown predicts in a year-end fa m which It came and the By Hall Cochran • • • review. He foresees almost 2W portion of the Ingot from It’s funny how a sailor Four million Americana live million non-farm employee In which It w u rolled. • e • makes his living onwaterin but mobile homes, sod 3JO,- 1970 In contrast to 1903's aver­ 000 of them are Floridians. age o f 1,400,100. Public hearings on sir pol­ seldom touches it when he's on • e e • • • lution scheduled for Orlando short. Florida Presbyterian College The nation's fifth largest in late February hava baen a e o has been granted provisional domestic airline, Delta haa moved to Tampa, says U. 8 An uther is one who takes accreditation by the Southern been assured of lopping f3M Sen. Edmund Muikle of Maine, a leading part in a theater, Association of College and million in gross revenues for chairman of the special sub­ e • • Universities. the first time in s single cal- committee on Air and Water Middle age le when tha av­ • • • endar year. Pollution of tha Senate Public erage parson wishes ha tied • • • A meeting of ail Missouri Works Committee. The change started to save when ha was Vslley College alumni will be The newly m a ted regional was mad* to accommodate young. held In Orlando, Jin. 13. film library In Orlando, s e rr witnesses. A sales Increase of S.IS per Barbs W AY good idea this m onth...every month Charles L Park Jr., M.D. why Momma* o w r e s w A t* .* « n I announces the association S a v in g s in v e ste d by January 10th w ill cam prof­ its from the first o f Utc year fo r a full year's return next December 31st. Money added by the 10th o f •very month will cam fo r the entire month fo r m a x im un profits all the Hnvw, of Current Rate M. Arthur Nesmith, M.D. Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuea., January 7, 1964 for the practice o f General Surgery w a i n s a. utscLowr, koitom axo n s i u a s a i.. raso WILLS at jilivv A mocU U oiss. sj IMItor vax O Un as lae jr u x O u n I, IIKLKX XtfCltlf a*i:LT KJItar w h i .l * Ktltur ULKSUOX ktltur Uirtunlci) Hupt. JAXIH BIIOEMAKE* OvilasM U m i n siiiuiiirrr s:. aoiixsox CUM ltlfd M rtcto r r i i t x K ' vos.Tos.ixa CirtuUUoB Aiaasaer 360 S. Mellonville Avenue, Sanford Lo o k ahead ... look to 4% % Per Trap �g —f « r l Oviedo Plays Ocoee; Lyman M eets Lakeview Mikler, Courier Hornets Sting Pace Lions In Tribe 6 9 -4 9 Head Coaeh Ralph Stumprs Seminole High Cagera found the going tough again le ft night when they traveled to Orlando and got stung by the Hornet* o f Bishop Moore High School, 69 to 49. The Metro Conference en­ gagement taw the Hornet* rack up their second league decision against three set­ backs while the Tribe drop­ ped* their third loop affair against that one victory — a win over Orlando's Edgewater earlier in the hirdboird season. Including all games played, it was the seventh loss for Stum pfs outfit against one victory. Bishop Moore now sports a four and four re­ cord for the year in and out of conference play. It was another bad night In the shooting department for the Tribe. The visitors did their share of the shooting but they couldn't sink them. In fact the Tribe couldn't hardly buy a basket in the opening stanza. They did rack up eight points but the Hornets grab­ bed 17 to take a lead they ■ f Jo* WarOn BmM Sport* Writer Seminole County'* 1962-63 champions, the Oviedo Lions, tackle the long borne stretch of the 1963-64 basketball sea­ son. a* th* Orange and Black host the tough Ocoee CardtnaU tonight. Returning from the holiday rest, the Lions hope to Improve their 3-3 re­ cord as Oviedo beads into the brunt of iti schedule. Paced by forwards, Jimmy Courier and Billy Mikler, the Lions have averaged M S points in the first five tilts. The Lion quintet has toppled Mootverde, Lyman and Os­ ceola, with the toisei coming in close fought games with Mount Dora and N ew Smyrna, the latter being lost in an ovsrtima affair. Courier and Mikler have proved to be the Lion's "onetw o" punch, the two averag­ ing 30.4 and 10.8 respectively. Guards Ted BeUhorn and Rex Brooks have also supplied food support when it was sorely needed. Oviedo's touted full court press has effectively rendered opposition powerless, and coupled with the Lion’s hust­ ling, Oviedo has proved to be a threat in Central Florida. Oviedo’- remaining schedule is to he a tough test for the Horn. Oviedo is scheduled to meet the powerful quintets of Titusville, N ew Smyrna, and notably Maynard Evans of Or­ lando which is currently rated number eight in Florida Cage competition. Oviedo will also face smalt or new cage squads that prove to be threats, such at Ml. Dora Bible, Ocoee, and Eau Gallit. A recent addition to Oviedo's cage schedule la Melbourne Central Catholic. The game which will be play­ ed in Oviedo Jan. 28. This will be the only meeting of the two schools. Melro Loop Standings W Evans 3 Boone 3 Colonial 2 Winter Park 2 Bishop Mooro 2 Seminote 1 Edgewater 1 Oak Ridge 0 Games Tonight L 0 0 1 1 3 3 3 ) never relinquished. In the second frame Bishop Moore posted 30 points while the Tribe got 13 to hold a 37 to 31 margin at halftime. Sanford racked up only 10 points in the third quarter while the Hornets had their best period of the tilt when they came up with 23. In the finale, the Tribe came to life with 16 while Bishop Moore— with ace Gary Preiaaer out fo r more than six minutes on fouls—could manage only 10. Prelsaer, even though he fouled out, led the evening's scaring department with 23 points. Seminole's Mike Bowes had hla usual good night— get­ ting 17 more to run his sea­ son's total to 143 points in eight games. Seminole sank only slightly more than 38 per cent o f its shots. In the preliminary affair, Head Coach John Colbert's JayVces five racked up an­ other victory, taking a 73 to 47 decision from the little Hor­ nets. SEMINOLE (49)— Bowes 7-1317; Williams 000; Glad 2-04; Firestone 2-0-4; Day 0-0-0; T yre 2-3-0; Johnson 2-3-7; Barks 0-2-2; Higgins 1-0-2; Brown 1-0-2; Sheffield 0-2-2. Tolals 17-13-49. BISHOP .MOORE (69) — Kenilk 0-0-0; Durkin 3 3-9; M iller 2-0-4; McNamara 2-0-4; Steinke 6-7-19; Marline* 3-0-6; Preisser 7-9-23; Dunn 1-0-2; Lobozynski 0-0-0; Mahoon 0-00; Edwards 1-0-2; Von Gal 0-00; Totals 23-1969. Seminole ........ I 13 10 18— 19 Bishop Moore 17 20 22 10—69 Oak Ridge at Winter T alk Evans at Boone Edgewater at Colonial Games Friday Night Bishop Moore at Edgewater Winter Park at Colonial Seminole at Evani Itoone at O ik Ridge AIou Signs MI L W A U K E E f l J P I ) Felipe Alou, obtained from the San Francisco Giants a month ago, signed his 196! contract Monday with the Milwaukee H'avcs. Milwaukee Manager Bobby Bragan plans to use Atou as a center fielder. Hounds Take SHS In Bowling Tryouts On Orange Belt Team The L y m a n Greyhounds meet Winter Garden's Lakeview Red Devils tonight at the Lyman gym in their first Orange Belt Conference tilt of the basketball season. The 'Hounds, now with three wins and two losses, have been playing heads up ball in the past two games and hope to stay hot a* they meet the Red Devils tonight. Lakeview has been doing real well this season and ahoulil bo favored to whip t h e 'Ilounda by at least IS or 20 points. The Lyman Junior varsity should pull Its record up to five wins tonight without any trouble. The probable starting line up for the Greyhounds will be Joe Asher ami Bill Tolson, the guards, Don Smith at cen­ ter, ami Jim Goplcn and Itichard Grant at the forward slots. For the JVs It will be Gary Gunter and Steve Simpkins at the guards, Dave Maties at center with Richard Moore and John Burkhimer the for­ wards. Game time will be 6:30 p.m. Vaulter Pennel Jumps With Joy NEW YORK (U P I ) — Pole vaulter John Pcnncl, who ad­ mits he had a ‘’jumping com­ plex even when I was little," today was Jumping with Joy over his selection as winner o f the 1983 James E. Sullivan Award. "I'm completely thrilled and overwhelmed," said the 23year-old senior from North­ east Louisiana State College after being notified that he had finisher! first in Die vot­ ing for the most coveted prize o f amateur athletes. Try-outs fo r tha InterScholastic Bowting League, which will encompass high schools in Seminole and Orange Counties, began Mon­ day at Jet Lanes with stu­ dents from Seminole High School on hand. The league w ill be compos­ ed U ten h i g h achools throughout Central Florida and bowl their games on 3Ionday afternoons from 4 to 6 p.m. The qualifying period will run through Jan. 37. The ac­ tual start of the league is scheduled for Feb. 3. The tentative list of parti­ cipating schools for the conrerenee i n c l u d e s Apopka, Boone, Colonial, Edgewater, Evans, Oak Ridge, Ocoee. Winter Park, Lyman and Seminole. The league is fashioned after the type o f schedules used during the football and basketball seasons. Each of the schools listed will have one bowling establishment as Its home lanes. Eaeh Mondiy afternoon, the league will rotate Its sched­ ule to inctudb bowling at 10 bowling establishments throughout tie area. The progrim is being of­ fered by the Bowling Pro­ prietor's Association. Accord­ ing to its president, John A. Spolskl o f Jet Lanes, all of the feature* outlined and of­ fered in a regular league will be donated to the students. There will net be any charge whatever. The games, shoes, blouses and shirts, plus prac­ tice games will be provided free to all league members by all participating members of the proprietor'! association. * The purpose o f the Icsgue Is to provide competition in a carry-over sport, provide healthy recreation in a whole­ some atmosphere, participate in the National Physical Fit­ ness Program and to promote sportsmanship. Each participating h i g h school will be represented by one team of boys and one team of girls. Each team will A pair of "sleep ers", a sen­ Knight, S. lletay llobbl#, I Kanaaa Midnight, 6. K * Kuril timental favorite and a sen­ Trine#, • Hobby Coco, 7. Half sational puppy headline the I'ac, 1 C i llf o Whop greyhound racing program to­ night at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. The sleepers, J R. Githens' Hinge Pup anti II. H. Wil­ liams' Tom Smiley will be the betting favorites in the tea lured lOb'i race. Carl Tracy's Barnacle Hob —the sentimental favorite — will be attempting to regain some lost prestige in the fea­ ture race after arriving late and (inidiing fourth in his first start. The sensational youngster, T. J. Daniel's Hob Drake, runs in the Grade C eighth race and will lie at­ tempting to extend his un­ beaten string to three straight Tonight’s 11-race- card be­ gins at 8:10 p in. Tonight’ s entries: F ilte r RACK -— rv |«I Mils — 1. 1'riM. 2. Hsi'MU HU O M l It II K — A IM Wile — lira*lv I*—• l. Huff i**nriar<1, 1, iMrk Kniberi, J, Rmt’nrjro. 4 Hill lUrimby, b. V«Lv#t Mlatis ft Ituby MiN-ibb, 7* llorlft Hall, 1 Km ran iniii!i i!Art: — n/i# Nil* — **rmd» l»— t. Hoiman. 3. My I'roof. * Crystal Talaea, t ch 1.#o T w i n , v At|uar«na, I. Caul 1-riir. 7. Mrlto Mary, I. Alw*y* .\i*rt H U IITH IIM'ftS — A III ftlllto— I.rail# M— 1, Kit T« Ildar, I .lull#*! TrMi*, 3, l l turn s Huh, t. K-irn’n Mai. ft. W owing T14#. i. Tylar !.«*, 7. Color* I > A. J. n r r i t n w n — »/n» nil# — (trail# It — t Killies TAtrol, 2. An Y*4 Know, 3. Tom Kerry, I Jll»t llorlilr, ft, ItajMMi Knew k«t( ft. I I . A / a Crltviaon Fir®, T Itroatlojik a. Tumbling lUnln M V r i l I I H ' K — a/N Nila — Urmlr 4*— |. Ilnrliutir Clinic#. i*. .Mi(lUr>i|. 3- T * a * in m t, 4 f illtf rrlnir Hour*, ft K®>*.ilUnir, ft Link If Jink* r. O N-ILiw, 1, Hwrrl I Lit bis* m ; i t :\rtt m \ u : — n ia tin® — I.raslr IT — i Viola Tip, 2 Ann Itnhbl#, 3 Hu Luki. 4 Ns*a K a, ft. Hlunarl L i Jon. i Mlaa T'l»py, 7- «». ll.*« lilinpla*. N f ir iii11<* ll< k Chargers Rule As AFL Champs B O W L IN G ^ O j Strikes . . . 5 Spares 5 again on the earning Monday* By John A.SpoUH Today's tha day for all o f Jan. 13th at 4 p. m. It la expected that each the fellows o f the Navy Intra­ bowler will have to maintain mural League to have their eligibility itandarda to be re­ get-together to make plana fo r tained as a member of the the new aeason. team. Tonight, they’U have what’e Matches will be held on a been tabbed as familiarisation borne and home basis snd will consist o f three games night. I t means eiaetly what bowled on a scratch basis. it sounds like . . . a chance fo r None o f the team members some o f tha newer members may be members of the o f th* various squadrons to Am erican Bowling Congresi come out and bowl with their or the W.t.B.C. new friends and get the feel All o f the "Hom e Establish­ o f bowling together as a team. m ents" will provide the fol­ For their benefit, all pros­ lowing: shirts and blouses of pective membera to the league school colors for the teams w ill be able to bowl three with the school's name on the games fo r one dotlar. back, tw o hours of free inAccording to John Knecland ktructlon each week for team and Georg# King—President membera and up to 13 other and Secretary o f the league, students who are selected by the official starting time and the school coach may partici­ date will be next Tuesday, Janpate in the free practice, pro­ 14th at 6:15 p, m. for the firat vide fo r the costs of sanction­ "quad and th* second group ing the league through the to bowl at 9:43 p. m. Am erican Junior B o w l i n g It would appear that there'll Congress and contribute to­ again be 26 teams functioning wards the trophies for the in this loop. However, i f ait winning teams. goes aa planned, there'll lie 32 teams In the start of the Fall Schedule. We'll have more on that phase o f it a little bit Inter on. In any event, if you're want­ ing in on Hanford's largest men’s league , . . now’a the time to get aboard. Monday afternoon’s tenth Elsewhere in The Hanford game perfects sweepstakes at Herald you’ll be r e n d i n g the Orlando Seminole Fronton mucho re/the High School In­ was a Jal alai bettor's dream ter Scholmtie League. To ndd come true—an 8-7 combination Just a little bit more to the that returned ft,232.30 for a fire, here are the names o f $3 ticket. thoae students who were nn Whoops o f delight, and at hum! on Momlny for the FHEK least one ruder - rending H O W LING : Jim Woo.li, Jim scream, came from the ma­ Morris, Glenn Mueller, Hutph tinee crowd a* the figures went up on the hoard. The 7-6 Unger, John Hoggi, Jerry Smith, Bob Frantzrn, lion qitinlela paid a tidy 197.80. Hires, Don Winners o f the game were Nic Indus, Hick Martin and Quintana in post Griffin, David Cooprlder, Ron­ eight, with Jactn and Agustln nie Frederick, Ed lluhhnrd. Stephen Gordie, Terry Eehbringing post seven in second. Iriarte and Areitio, the pre- ols, Steve Cain, Rob Jones, game favorites, finished (hint. Put Zuell, Len Kelnhurt, Jim ­ Perfects payoffs have been my I'uge, Duve Morris, Stove moving upward at the fron­ Ilnsiutt, John Jernigam Sandy ton, with 1708 per ticket go­ Levy. Jennettn Pnvld.nn, Mary ing to those who picked the winner and ninnenip of Sat­ Swigonaki, Karen Wn1latc.lt, urday night's AH Mar Dou­ ilurhurn Alfuid, Ann liutl.-r, Joyce W ulu mid Muicin Culebles event. in Monday night's program, mnn. the daily double was shared Additional try-outs will bo by t'ria and Areitio. paying conducted this condng Mon­ $117 ikj for the 3 3 combination. day. In the event any of the students o f Seminole High were unuhtc to nltend this past Momlny, they'll bo nc e p ted SAN JUAN, Puerto H ico(U l'I) — Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez of Puerto Rico won the 3thole Dorado Dearli golf tournament Monday with a STOCK i 10 LM (U PD —Floyd record 20. Rodriguez shot a three under-par 69 over the Pallerion, 192. New York, final 18 holes. Rusty Gilbert stopped Sante Amontl, 191, o f Woodstock, Vt.. and David Italy (8). Jimenez of Puerto Rico Ued N E W YORK (UIM) - W il­ for second place at 221. helm Von Homburg. 178, L oi Th* Caspian ilea's 141,3V) Angeles stopped Bob McKin­ square miles makes it the ney, 178'», Tacoma, Waih. largest lake on earth. (9 ). 2 Sleepers, Favorite $5 Ticket Gels. Back $1,232 On S0KC Bill Tonight l.rmir I’— D IAG RAM of male instructor consist o f seven bowler,. WrraTB Tuet. Jin. T, *84— P a y SAN DIEGO, Calif. < U P I> The San Diego Chargers reign­ ed today as champions of Die American Football League. The Chargers u<m the title Sunday by smashing the Hus­ ton Fatroit* 51-10 in the an­ nual championship game be­ tween the Eastern and Wealand girl student at foul lino. rra Division leaders. The Patriots entered the game boasting the league's finest defense, but the run­ ning of Keith Lincoln and Paul I-owe, and the passing of Tobin Rote and John Iladl sent Boston hack to the draw­ bait just over tho foul line. angle to the boards to Com ing board* to prepare for next When the ball Is rclcu.cd pemmte for the curve. | season, continue ths awing o f the youngster's arm In a good fo l­ low through to at least should­ er high with the arm parallel to th* lane. Have th* youngster hold this position until th* bail reaches the pins. It’s important to em­ phasize a good follow through from th* beginning roll o f the bull. I f th* ball eurvn le ft or right into the channel, direct tho next delivery at a slight I K.I I i l l it.%11: — n/ifi Nil# — l,ra»l# 4— 1. T.iaua, 2 Symbt.lK*, 3 Jim Tr.iy, 4 ft*i<*uat lira, i I'ifida Kot k, ft KI owa I I, 7, ll>ili Unik#, I. tMnaha IV * M M II l l \ C H — l ift Nil# — l.riitir 11— I. i Vlh o III tw k, 3. 1-44% Chili, 1, I'll, 4. Hup*r Hsmi r t, ft, J a mul l f i Kin a. •- Ml*® hunitior#, 7. Hobson, ft. Cy Turns t i k t i i n % r n — n m Nil# — i.rmt# %— t* Hi aril alii Kathy, £ U0TU.K4Mt®r Chimp, 3. Hear* tin.'l" It *h, | I ' i n h i * ftftaa Kay* fM’a Corky* ft in lino cue* 7. To in Hml In*. R ii. ||.*a Ain at# n .K i i : \ n i ii \« t: - m n ii # _ r,raifr II— 1 |4iimm®r#ttt. 3. ihiMi A p p u l , 1. .Mary Mcl,*«n, I iDistnroa Jaan, ft Fawn VUilet. ft. litnk Truaf. 7. llally ilih#, ft. i*n«len Itnrk Rodriquez Winn Fight Results Say, if you art a parent who has a ton or daughter who'd like to belong to tho Parent Youngster L e a g u o, there’s an opening rig h t now. While talking with Frank Wolfe, President of tho Lea­ gue which bowls on Mondays at 6:45 p. m., he asked that w « stress the point that any­ one who’e interested in having fun with their youngster should certainly feel welcomo on joining the group. I t doesn’ t much matter what the respec­ tive averages are o f tha par­ rot and youngster as tha .cores are based on the handi­ cap system anyhow. I t sorta bnlaneea itself out w ith bosinners and those w ho have lMiwied previously. Th* most important aspect ia the fact thut bowling la a family sport. Come on out and have yourself a good tim e with the others in the league. This past Thursday, Alice Sexton took command of the scoring for the Pinecreat Inn League gals with a whopping 198/486 aeries. Seems to me like most of the gals w ere ju st Itching to get that bowling ball back in their hands fo l­ lowing the brief lay-off during tho holidays. On that same night, Jean Krieck was rollin' a hot to . muto, cause Jeanla splintered the wood to the tune o f 225/ 530, Man-0h-Day, thut’a th* kind o f scoring I ’d juat lovo to have in league play lately, High man was Jim Maloney — 102/BI3. (I know exactly how you feel Jim , . , , the .klrts are starting to heat the trousers more often than not here o f Intel) It was Nancy Gramkow and Curtis Alieny leading the Sentinole Memorial llospitul Lea­ gue. Nancy climbed Into tha spotlight with her 172/447 and Curtin was hammering the head pin nil night long, 241/ 549. Niincy received n double surprise by seeing her name drawn for the Red Pin Award for the month of December. Now nbe'll receive a brand new bowling ball. (Now watch her .moke, men!) Don’t forget about our Saturdny Night Moonlight Bowling at 9 p. in. Still the same old routine . . , lots o f prizes and iurpri.es and most o f nil . . . tots of fun for everybody. N o W aiting FOR L A N E S E V E R Y N IG H T Jet Lanes FA 2-7512 tiring The Entire Family Out Rowling THEDEPENDABLE: SUCCESS CARS OF ’64 How To Teach Youngsters time, to practice. Correct rigid T H E S W IN G positions and wrong thumb di­ rection. (Second of a Series) Position yourself in full view o f your youngsters. As you demonstrate, take the proper etanco: le ft font for­ ward, right foot hack. Fit the ball to your hand; place it at your side, arm fully extended. Tell your youngsters: "Lean forward, bend yonr knees, thumb straight ahead." Next, st the foul line, dem­ onstrate the pendulum swing and Instruct your youngsters to “ push tho ball out, swing It back, and roll It easily down th* middle o f the lane.” Now havo the youngsters tome to th* foui line, on* st a Make sure th* ball arm ia fully extended. For those youngsters having trouble keeping the ball on the lane, work with each separate­ ly. Position yourself in your proper stance at the foul line on the ball side of th* young­ ster. Place your left hand over the youngster's right wrist. Feel tho veins. I f they are taut, tell th* youngster te re­ lax. Have your bowler look at the center o f the lane. You look downward, beneath th* ball. 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It's equipped the way many people buy cars these days. inch, six cylinder engine. It will go 32,000 pules between major grease jobs, 4,000 milee between oti changes. fo r a fact, Dodge offers a full line of cars in the low-price held. Sedans, hardtups, con­ vertibles, wagons, the works. They calf 'era mtoi't* at Ml* i*4 tot#Utto, <tef « » Wtimtad !*4a«i kHtoeM d—«i—t-oot*Mg*. tot Itoft Fto#H LM!■» to# B4 D odge “ The Dependable!," because they are. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS. INC. [Resets. Ph. 6314331 Sorry, Net 1801 QfU. ah DO St M.m OL t HVV I r 1} A I • t Vh P A ox i 1964 Dodge 330 tw o-door sedan. And we The car on the batten is the same m odal. ’f t V r t e FRONTON The car on top b a 1564 Dodge 330 (era-door sedan. It h a t a unitized, rust-protected body, I IU) M IDW AY B E TW E E N W. F IR S T STREET 17 — SI'J SANFORII 4k ORI.ANDO I U n M t t o t HOPt fH O W . HBC-TV. CHICK YOUR LOCAL U9TIHC. SANFORD. FLA �Oviedo Senior Cynthia Merrill, Lt. With Party Wed In St. James Cathedral worn a matching bat and shoes. Her corsage was a beige cymbidlum orchid. The bridegroom's mother wore a beige silk sheath with matching hat and shoes and / The bride, given In mar­ riage by her brother, Ken­ neth C. Merrill Garden City, Michigan, chose tor her wed­ ding a white satin, ever net, formal gown, with a basque badice, scooped neckline and hag tapered sleeves. Tba semi ball-ahapad akirt waa kighligbted by n watteau hack falling into a chapel length train. Her veil waa • mantilla of Alencon lace and the carried a cascade bouquet of white rose*, itsphanotia and 11gustrum. Martha Merrill Sout h Bend, wae meld of honor for her alitor, and only attend­ ant. She wna gowned in a floor length, red velvet over taffeto, model with a fitted bodice, scoped neckline and elbow-hngth sleeves. The waistline waa finished with red salin cummerband with a large bow and streamer! la the back. She wore n email pillbox of matching aalin and carried a cascade bouquet of ltd roses and llgustrum. Peter D. Tamny, brother of the bridegroom, waa best man and Daniel D. Merrill, Oberlia, Ohio, brother of the bride, uabed the guests. Mra. Merrill choae e dark green, heavy allk, dress for her daughter’s wedding. The scooped neckline of the dress was (rimmed with a bow of the same material, and she a beige cyanbkUum orchid. Immediately fWtowing Urn ceremony, Mrs. Merrill enterUlaed with a reception, for the immediate families and out of town guests, at the In- dlaaa Club. the newlyweds left tor a wedding trip to Bin Francisco and after Jaa. I will be at boa# at rm But Third Stmt, Long Beach, Calif. Carol Rcailcy entertained tba senior dais of Oviedo High School at her home re­ cently with a holiday party. Seasonal decorations were used In the home and yard, with the drive lighted with candles and two large red eawflea on cither aide of the front entrance. A huge lighted •tar hung over the lampost and ■ wreath made of candy was on the front door. A bouquet of red rosea was on lbs dining table where punch, cookies and party sandwiches were served. Those present were Bar­ bara Saucer, Sue McClellan, Ana Ridenour, Diane Gaylick, Tom Minter, Jane Lundy, Danny Gammnge, Tommy Partin, Larry Pate, Tim Pool­ er, LeRoy Woods, Susanna Slayton, Da n n y Kirkland, Shcrou Hand, Chuck Little­ ton, and Jan Beasley. a Don Williams acted aa best turned recently from a seven month stay in El Paso, Tex. man and the ushers were He Is employed by Martin Gary Petroskl, brother o f the Co., and this was a field trip. bride, and Allen MeEvers. Mrs. Ruth Enstow was or­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gold­ ganist and Mrs. Dorothy Constein and children, Unde and gleton, soloist, sang a Greek Steven, Quern's, N. Y ., were Inva song. The church was house guests of Mr. and Mra. decorated with bnsksta o f Gerald Miller recently. Mr. whits chrysanthemums, stock, Goldilcin is Mra. Miller'* fern and candelabra. The bride's mother wore a brother. light brocade ensemble with matching accessories and a corsage o( blue chrysanthe­ mums. The mother of the groom wore a suit of royal blue velvet with matching ac­ cessories and eorsaxe o f bvige chrysanthemums. The blue and white color schema waa also carried out at tha wedding reception, which waa held at the home of the hrlda'a parents at 13ft illrchwood Dr. The tiers o f the large wed­ ding cake were supported by white awans and pillara and the cake waa decorated with pale hlue rosea and topped with a bride and groom and ribbon tree complete down to the tiny blue lovebirds. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Peggy Pratt, Mrs. -Pat Petroskl, sister-in-law of CREATIVE W OMAN MRS. M ICHAEL A N T I ION V T A M N Y Enterprise and Mr, and Mrs, George |visn DuBola and daughter, Alban, Orlando, Mr. and Mrs, Cynthia, Sanford, and Dave Clarence Romney, Mrs. Fla Gagnow, New London, Wli. ^ f I ■ y a - 'rvb-; - from A Personals c,„ M A G N O L IA TREES V H Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Dunn attended a family re­ union at Floral City Sunday. 0 till- i $ Those ntti-nding were Mr. I and Mrs. Km W.dbruUe, Mr. I and Mrs. William Casv, Mr. j John and Hob Corj>, Mrs. Ruth Hudson and I Roger Hudson of Casselberry, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Webh, _ _ To save lime you m ay like to cook enough food for later meals, but this saving is at tba expense of nutrients, says Myrtle Wilson, Home Demon­ stration Agent. Holding and reheating cooked vegetables cause additional losses o f nu­ trients, particularly o f vit­ amin C. Vitamin C losses in cooked vegetables Increase with the length of time they are held. They have about three-fourths aa much vitamin C after 1 day in the refrigerator aa when freshly cooked; about two-thlrda as much after two days. Cooked vegetables reheated after two or three day* In the refrigerator can be depended on for only one-third to onehalf as much vitamin C aa when freshly prepared. These losses need not cause concern If your meals include other, more dependable, sources of vitamin C each day. When the corner! of contour sheets rip and don't stay to­ gether after mending, insert a smalt triangular piece of white cotton jersey, such ax the good parti from a man'a or boy'a worn tee shirt. Thia add* needed material and the jersey stretches enough to fit snugly over the corners Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lot­ of the mattreas. ting, Jacksonville, announce the birth o f a son, Stephen Urock, Dec. 17. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Nancy Brock end paternal grandpar­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Loning Sr., all of Sanford. READY N O W ! ^ served and beautifully ^ MU. AND MRS. RICHARD GRINDLE celebrat­ ed th e ir lifith wedding' iinnlverttury with u party Riven by their non, Danny. Personals Mrs. John Pair wns here from her home In Atlanta to spend a week with her mo­ ther, Mrs. G. S. Moon, and brother*, Thomas and Reese, and their families. Mrs. Pair’s husband joined Ihcm fo r ■ few days before they re­ turned borne. Calendar First Baptist Fam ily Night Supper C p.m n prpyer meeting and Bible study 7 p.m. Jan. *- First Presbyterian Senior High Choir aupper and rehearial • to 7:30 p.m. P rayer meeting and Bible Study 7 p.m. Jan. A Keep a workable fire extlnguiiher in a filed, c o n vey lent place. JATT-O-UMAUI As young and pretty aa can Mra. Beatrice Lehr, Louiebe is this two-part dress that vltle, Ky., Is a house guest of Is an all-season favorite. Add her sister and brother-in-law, an oversize button for accent Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winkler. on the top. No. 8314 with PhotoGuide Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ogle is in siies 10, 12, M, 14, 28, of Gatlinburg, Trnn., arrived 20. Bust 21 to go. Sue 12, 32 last weekend and will be hort bust, top I S yard* of 35several week*. inch material; akirt, IS yards. Becent guests at the J. B. To order send 50 cento to Ovlatt home w<*re Mrs. Belle Padgett, her son, Woodrow, coins for each pattern tot Creative Woman his wife, Grace, ami daugh­ Tha Sanford Herald ter, Joyce, of Lakeland, and Boi 432, Midtown Station Mr*. Lettie Wade of Webster. New York 18, N. Y . Add 10 cent* for flrii-clasi Recent guests of Mr. and mailing. Mrs. Waller Trzpp were Mr. Print name, addreaa with and Mrs. J. N. Trapp and zone, atyle number and alza. sona of Melbourne and Mrs. FROM rt.5 0 U P T ry baking apples, toma­ toes or stuffed peppers in well-greased muffin p a n s . This method helps krep shape and make* them more attrac­ tive when served. A U T O M A T IC W A S H E R 4 CYCLES Fully Automat!* Lint Filter Tub Water Temperature Selector Giant Shed Tub Safety t.ld Switch Rust Proof < M AYTAG R A T E D N < V I I In Leading Analysis Report A-1M — .T - "M ore People Use M iy t it Than Any Other Wanher” O V E R 14,000,000 M A Y T A G S H A V E B E E N SO LD Grapcvllle Nnrnery 2221 Grapevllle A t *. FA 2-08M "SroHe Dealer" rasasP a s Elsa Webb of Miami. At 7; 30 p.m. Tuesday, at DeBary Manor Nursing Homo In DeBary, there will be a meeting of the women o f the area who are Interested In do­ ing a few hours a week vol unteer work at the nursing home. Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Miller recently spent a weekend in Miami with their daughter and son-in-law, Sgt. and Mrs. P. A. Kern Jr. and children, Debbto and Chcrie. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mc­ Call have returned lo their home In Gaineaville after a visit with their parents, Ur, and Mrs. R. C, Miller and Hr. and Mrs. Pete McCall. Church Watch Vitamin C Loss In Cooking with silver dolThey Oviedo Sanford Woman'* O rt wO meet Jan. S at th* dnbhooae on Oak Arenac far thn gen­ eral butlnea* meeting. Lunch­ eon will bo aemd it IS norm with Mr*. FrancU Meriwether chairman of borteiaea. A nominating eoramitte# f o r each department will be ap­ pointed. The program will be on conaenrattoo, Mrs- Erie Vlblea speaker. the bride and Mlae Lynn Neldlg. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Glassock of Sumter, 8. C. and Mr. and Mrs. Atfg Rodgers and daugb* Wedding rows were asrhanged between J u d i t h Noellt Patroekl and Jamas Dwight Wood in a doable ring ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Doe. 38, at the First Presbyterian Church of Maitland with the Rev. Ray H. Woody officiat­ ing. The bride la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Petroskl of Lakewood Shares. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Mathews of Orlando are par­ ents of the bridegroom. The bride who was given in , w *. c marriage by her father, wore •v a formal gown of chantlliy ■ lace with the akirt caught np by roses to reveal a tulle ruffle. Her full silk illusion veil was attached to a tiny crown oncruated with seed pearls and irridescents. She wore a single strand of pearla and carried a bou­ quet of white rases centered with white rose corsage, at­ tached to a lacs fan with Altamonte whits streamers. The matron of honor was Mrs. J. A. Glasscock, slater of the bride, who wore an MR. AND MRS. JAMES D W IG H T WOOD aqua aheath of Georgian chif­ Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Pate fon with matching hat and apent the holidays in Den­ carried a cascade of blue mark, S. C„ with Mra. Nettle Leslie, Mrs. Pate’s mother. chrysanthemums. Tbs bridesmaid, Miss Dona Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller Friend, wore a matching out­ fit and carried a nosegay of and children, Lori, Bobby and Marty, Dol Ray Manor, re­ blue chrysanthemums. Friends showered the hnnnred guest* M, Jane Caaaaferry Personals Party Marks Anniversary For Richard ■y J ta * Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grlndlt, Casselberry, were surprised with a party by their son, Danny, on their 25th wedding anniversary, at t h e Casselberry Woman’s Club. Young Grlndle wai av listed by a friend and neighbnr of the family, Mrs. KenBelli Walbrldgr. W ood Nupticds Ring Ceremony Clan Entertained 'nil can be more x BEAUTI FUL • Shaping • Styling. • Shaapo* • Wave* LO O K ! ! Inneraprinf Matlrnw Renovation Special B Y EXPERTS Include*: • Cleaning ft P r w t w ls i Felt • Brand Now Cover lor Mattre** • Brand N ew Inanlation where needed FOR APPO IN TM E N T D R A ST IC R E D U C T IO N S Dresses • Shoes Sweaters • Blouses Jewelry • Sportswear E X C LU S IV E HALO O F IIE A T ACTION RIG L IN T FILTER F A S T LOW TEMP. ^ D R Y IN G C f l F U L L Y AUTOMATIC 4 * I COOL C ABINET ■ R U S T PROOF, ■ 'h i j f M J l ^ _ _ i l f f O W O O in*id* A nut U S E OUR P A Y M E N T P L A N C A LL F A 2-5692 SANFORD no Avenue EVELYN'S HEAUTY SALO N IN M O NTEZUM A HOTEL PhoM FA 2,6321 FR E E P IC K U P and D ELIVERY 3rd A M A G N O LIA M» HOME A P P L IA N C E C ASSELBERRY PLAZA CASSELBERRY �t .4 y r m . Jim. r, 0aah Obbif. • DEAR ABBY: A relative. recently oat o f high school, Is plsnnlnr to marry a man she met this p u t yea r as soon as he (eta out o f pri­ son. He is about 10 yaars older than she, previously married, divorced and has children, lie has served tima in prison fo r armed robbery, and was out on probation when she met him. Since then hc’e been sent back to prison fo r fa ll­ ing to report to his proba­ tion officer. The g irl is at­ tractive and intelligent. She claims she Is “ in love** with him, that he needs her and she can reform him. Her parents are heartbroken, but she wcn’t listen to them. She confides In no one, but she does read your column. Can we n a c h her through you before it's too lateT TROUBLED RELATIVE D EAR TROUBLED: "L o v e ” in some people is a mental disease which can’t be cured with logic. 1 agree, the man appears to bo a poor risk. But unless the g irl herself seeks advice, N O ONE can reach her. jacobif. DEAR ABBV: I By Abigail Van Buren r have • 7:3M:S8 pea. ABC. Cmr ig pm. m e . m m u d bat. "The Pillbox." Scries Boone now. "The Mafia ptfQ star Vie Morrow mabts his Man" since this la the last ♦rectorial debut with this play the late Clifford Odets aloft, not Gw thrills nan asaw elates with high-srtro par* episode and, U wo hadn’t been wroto far television, it is ef formascot, hat the deep saaw so informed, wo otter would morn than passing interest it have Botlced. Right la keep­ Is n fascinating U sometimes the performers behind the ing with other shows in the pmchy cloak • and « dagger scenes. It b to her credit that series, this story involves a yarn ia which Richard Boom Dorothy Malone makes yon couple of our boya trapped stars as a number of th# believe her la Gw rrin at the behind enemy lines sod their MafU in axil# la Italy who search for cover until such agrees to return to the U. 8. inaeenrt, brwwtlag wire-walk­ er. time as they can escape. to testify against the crime 8-1 p.m. CBS. Tha Red syndicate. The bait: an oppor­ 8:30-18 p.m. CBS. The Jack Benny Show. Jack Benny and Skelton Hour. Best laughs in tunity to sea his ton and this ooe are in Skelton's open­ straighten out tha boy’a tin­ guest itar Georgs Buna gat ing monologue and ia the first gled academic life. Once a lot of laughs as they try to prove, unsuccessfully, that part of his mala sketch, after you accept a rather specious that the show runs out ot premise, the drama does hold vaudeville Isn’t dead. They laughing gas. In his Freddie- your attention and this may team for an act of songs and paRor, blaming each other tho-Freeloader character, Red be your last chance to savor gains renown as a psycholo­ Odets' unique brand of mid- when the act flops. gist la hobo circles. Guest thirties, lower East Side dia­ TV RENTAL George Gobel plays a disrep­ lect. • Sain • Stevie* utable psychologist, who rea­ P10 p.m. ARC. The Great­ lizes he no longer baa tha Odd est Show on Earth. "Whern Seminole T V in himself and deddti to The Wire Eads." We don't fa :-tm Znlth Cotar TV maka Fraddl* a partner. Go­ know about yon, but we'rn 8888 Sanford Av*. bel has some funny moments, still waiting for aome of tha SHOWN ABOVE ARE BRKiHT new dryers, part o f the new equipment as does Red, who shlnri bet­ und fixtures installed in Kva Bess Bcuuty Shop, at the new locution on ter later on with a pantomime By G albraith the corner o f Oak and Commercial, across from tha Florida State Bank. as a gold-digging gigolo. In a SIDE GLANCES singing spot, newcomer VI Mrs. Minnie Bess Gamer, owner, has been in business in Sanford fo r 33 Velasco makes up with spirit­ years. She is assisted by Helen 8mlth. ed showmanship what aha lacks in full vocal quality. 8:30-8 p.m. ABC. Mcllale's Navy. "A Medal for Parker." There U nothing novel about (IV Nawa— IUa Ccrkran t l :•• ( t ) Craraatrattaa the story of soma serviceTUESDAY P . M( 1 ) lluntWr • BrlnkWr <•) Mn'oya man'i phony wartlm* exploits i.#> (!» Ntwtcop# 1:0 ISI i'u n | t M il(illl It ) Tiles Is Itlih l (SI Nawa, Sport*, being accepted at fact, but 7:44 (2) M-ri.|uaJ 11:11 (D Mixing 1.1nh* Waalhar ( ( ) A-Ivtntures U F*rawa doubt that this trite sub­ (Color) 1:11 (9) KJItorlal ill** IS) Ftta A M (lla.lra ject has ever been given as 1:11 (I , >♦<*«. Sport* I t ) Itubtl I t ) Sir** Kars Waathtr 7:1# (1) Mr. Novak zsny an intarpretatiim. This • It ( I ) Nawa—W *lt*r Cvsai t ) Combat WEDNESDAY P. M. one pits hero Ensign Parker M l (*> Had 8* alto* kit* 1:10 ID llotllpo (Tim Conway) against t ha tt:tt ( I ) Tour Flrat Inipraa# (D M.-ltaU* Navy Japanese Navy, the United W > n MO (S) Uroalaat Show Outcasts ( i ) Lara t t IJit States Navy und Congress. (D llluhird lloon* Show I I ) Krnl* Fur* COLLEGE STATION. Tsx. <t) Pallitoal Juactloa The plot twists in this episode t t i l l (| ) N.w* ( U P l ) - T e i a s AAM patholo­ MS ( t ) Jack Bona? defy belief, but relaa: Park­ 11:1* ( t l (la rr Mnora IS S'* <•) Sairck for Tom orgists are studying "socially (3) Tha Orlanl Rsprtaa row er and his buddies will all be I t ) Tha Kuxttlv* (t ) Kathar Knows Baal ostracized" deer found on the back for more mayhem next M M (S M I) S tm t, VVtatbtr, ( l l I’roa. Juhnaun M ail granite-gravel soil o f the Tex­ Xporta week. ■ I* ( t ) Miil-b’ la. N *« a as 11111 Country to determine t l : ( l (Si (lulling Llaht 8-8:30 p.m. CBS. Petticoat t ) Tliaatar of tha Star* M ill 13:11 ID NU C Nawa what causes stags. 11:1* (1) Tonlahl Show 1:01 IS) txckalor Ftikor Junction. Kate Bradley (Bea (C olor) It) Uanaral Hospital The researchers h e 11s v • Benaderet) almost loaea h*r It .11 ( I ) Moult (Z ) Nawa W ttlhtr something In the environment same of humor as a* Itiner­ 1:11 (3) K.icaa damages the male deer’ s sex 1:31 IS) Tha Worts Turns ant poet, who'* more beatnik W ED N ESD AY A. M. It) Now* organs, causing them to re­ than genius, not only derldei (3) Scltnca I:M ( Z ) Hllmnaattos tain the toft "an tler velvet" • IS ( Z ) rtunahln* Atmans* 1:41 ( t ) Cartoons her shady rest hotel, but suc­ 2 ot <•) FaiswnrS (Si Now*. Waatbar during the mating season ceeds in sweeping daughter ( I ) San S.Uhorn 1:11 •) Orovt, Farm llapart when most males lose it. ( i l l (3) Klort.U lllalnrr ( I ) U fa Maka A Doal Hobble Joe (Pat Woodcll)) off 2: It (SI limit* Partr (SI Wunrlas Samaalar her feet. Kat* fights fire with ( I ) Day In Court M S ( D T o ia r 'S H b a u M S K U M W fire by beating the poet at his ( I ) Tha Doctor* (S ) W a k e Up M"vl*a Diversity l;* t (Si To Tall th* Truth M S (S) Klim r a a lU M l own game. Good as tha super­ "Roland, I do bellevn H R wtmnt for mo you’d Hvn (t l Uanaral llo.iplial ( t ) Mlrkla Kvaaa DAVIS, Calif. (U P D — Ths cilious beatnik ia Dennis Hopwith tho otmn old whUoapor month “ ( I ) luirttta Toun* 1:11 Ml lax-al Nawa. Waatkar typical mining camp was not 1:31 It) N«wa M s (S' Captain Kaaxarae par, a perfect picture of de­ necessarily a frontier melting I is i s ) C a rtu o D * 1 11 ( I ) You Dot's Sar flation wh e n Kate gats (Color) pot, according to University l:M (1) Jai-k UtLsimt (SI Aoaarlraa lllalnrr (<v IMa* or Night through with him. By K a te O ia iu i TIZZY of California historian W. 13) (Jiiti'h For A D *r (•> Kaarcla* Fur Woman daughter-in-law who brings her week's ironing along in a basket when she comes to visit me fo r the week-end. You need not ask who ends up doing i t This girl has no job outside her heme, and she has only ont child to care fer. I have my own w:rk to do, and when I have week-end guests, 1 do not expect to do someone else's work. How can this be solved without starting a family fig h t? W EARY DEAR W E A R Y : L o o k right through the basket of ironing. When your daugh­ ter-in-law realises that she has to do it anyway, shell find tha time to do it at home. s e e DEAR A B B Y : What's the difference between med­ dling In ether people's busi­ ness 'and givin g advice. W A IT IN G TO HEAR DEAR W A IT IN G : Meddl­ ing in other people’s busi­ ness is offering advice — unsolicited. Giving advice is acceptable when the ad- v ie * h u been asked for. • • t D E A R ABBY: "Preparing Ahead's" id le r from the woman who had to many questions about what to w ear to her husband'a funeral (while be w ai still a live) reminded me of thla classic story: Mr. George C., ont of tha vice presidents in a U rg e corporation, passed away suddenly. An hour after it became known in the office, an eager beaver who had been bucking for vlct pres­ ident approached the boss and asked if he could lake George’s place. " I t ’a all right with me If the undertaker d o e s n ' t m ind," replied the boss. • Sincerely. MAX • t Get it o ff your chest. F o r a personal, unpublished t f ply, write to ADBY, Box 3383, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. I B• For Abby’s booklet. "How To Have A Lovely Wad­ ding," send SO cents to Abby. Box 3343, Beverly Hills, Calif. On By Oswald Jacobv m n n » Before you double a game ♦ A107S rantract it Is a pretty good *1 0 53 policy to consider all the bid♦ QJ I J ling carefully and to decide ♦ 78 whether or not your oppon­ RAFT (D) ents know what they are do­ ♦ K IB ♦ « ing. V At VBU U they appear to know ♦ 10*1781 G A K 4 what they are doing, It Is ♦ M ♦ K QJ l Ol t better not to double unless SOUTH you can double with tricks ♦ QJ988 Ifsat they cannot reasonably V X q j ii txpect to lose. ♦ Nona ♦ ASS It Is even a better Idea not lo double unless you either North and South vulnerable ir e sure of setting your op­ Rxst Beeth West North ponents or visualize a possible 1♦ 1♦ 1N.T. 3 * ♦♦ ♦♦ Double Pm set of two or more tricks. Pus Pasa South won tha opening club Opening lead—♦ » lead with the a ce and promptly finessed success­ Eventually lie had to lose one fully lor ths king o f spades. club and one heart and so Wk Jhk Woman made his contract with one overtrlck. W est’s double had cost him 120 points below the line and 230 above or a total of 370 points. He was bitter about the whole thing and pointed out that he held in see and king and his partner had opened the bidding ami had rebid. Had West paid attention to tha bidding he would never have doubled. He had overcalled South's tpsile bid with one no-trump and in spite of this South had Jumped right to game. Obviously, South expected to make his con­ tract and the movt West could hope for would be a one trick set. ByRuthMiiiett Would you like to hear a en by Dr. William C. Mcnn- each other’s mistakes. famous psychiatrist’# pres- ingtr of tha Menmngcr foun­ It has to grow if a couple criptioo for a happy mar- dation: is going to be able to share riage? Well, here it is as glvcommon goals and hack each "T o have a lucoessful mar­ other's individual Interests. riage, wo must have the cap­ It has to grow If the m id­ College Cost acity . . . to love, in the dle years are to be as full CONCORD, N. 11. ( U P I ) - broadest sense of the word, ami vital as the young years. Americans' discretionary In­ It has to grow If the home and hopefully to Increase thi* come, the aource o f most fainisn’t going to seem empty capacity every day of our Mice’ college fund#, has risen when all the children arc by more than five timea since live*." grown and gone from home. The catch for to many cou­ 1M0, but tha cost o f a college It has to grow If older per­ education has only tripled in ples whose marriages are less sons are to finally realize that tha same period, according to than happy or so unhappy as their greatest asset is each Robert J. Kcir, chairman ol to land them in the divorce other. The Tuition Plan of New courts Is contained in the No marriage ran rfford to Hampshire, Ine. phrase "to Increase this ca­ coast along on the love that Discretionary Income— what pacity." tt started out with. is spent for products and E very day and every year Most couples who marry services other than the basic start out very much in love. love has to grow In strength essentials of everyday living The love is there in the begin­ am! understanding or it will —Jumped irom $23 to $136 ning, but unless the huvbind slowly d e of undernourish­ billion while the average cost and wife increase their cap­ ment. o f four years i t private col­ acity to love, the kvve they lege was riling from $3,700 to started out with will prove $11,200, he said. u rn t 4T o v i # t u Insufficient for a lifetime to­ Iultiple Births COLLEGE STATIO N, Tex. JI»|) _ Scientist* at Texas AM University have dlicovred a way to tncrcaic the umber of multiple births in icep. Dr. A. M. Sorensen, head of ie animal husbandry departtent. aald ewes injected with onadotrople hormone had a ecided tncreaie In number f twins and triplets. The ormone stimulates the ovara to produce more eggs and tua increase* the chances of iultiple fertilixationa. WqhUqhtt T gether. Love has to grow if It L* going to be big enough to In­ clude children. It has to grow if it Is to be big enough to see a couple through tragedies. It has to grow If It Is go­ ing to be big enough to help a husband and w ife live with each other's shortcomings and faults, and then to forgive TELIVISIO N MS Turrentine Jackson. 1:1* In his book "Treasure HUI,' Jackson says the diverse I M S roles played by various na­ tional groups w ere important I M S factors In tha development of IM* mining communities. OUR TONIGHT ( I I G al* Storm (S I Rom p*r n«*m ( » ) Carlo.ms M l 121 Match (lama (4) ••oral Storm (t ) Trsllaaaltg ( l l Bar 4 tl I D Ifrwa Whaa Br*l ol Urmii-ho IS) P .urb.m H<t*-t noat 3:1) (21 (lioatrat llatilllnaa (4) Loavt It To Ilaavar 1:4* I D Nawa (D Hax Whaa ( I ) I l.ov# l.ucf ( ! ) IVl-rm btr ISr14• H O A R D IN G Improvw Your 8KAT1NG l.raaon* For All Phases 1:10 i l l Birnt and Allan (SI Uocl* Wall ( I ) Nawa (SI hiunlak (1 TV Time Previews O UR HOUSE Melodec * K£ S ? a Onora Road F A 7-MJI H O A R D IN G HOUSE ■w u r/u n ^tf ( i w a X D a n rs' 13ABH FALLISW |ji oiw/ (W 2 U H — R A T S / I m a k b ' s m o h ftjw oo s » -co p w w el) V O U N U T tY / tr< A «C «U T •sCHEW!TO *ST BVCRYBOOVlf LOOv/MA MuiS (GHAPT IN a . .JTj. YtCHKlHO WM 3 0 T U tV U . <40 <SOOF/—-D U t T i VClAT.'— TMlM r f/ V lV r IS tH* CASTCKS tU L T K Y WCNSXOUT/1W‘ 0 LA 7 S 3 VftTH'SMAIXS. 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WILD Slim 1* llarhara l la a a r r t C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner 7Fruit l i nKUsniar IJ HIM wawal 14 llaUowrt 15 Mast ragouts l « l k k ---17 Daw* geddaa* IS WltheW (coot fora) to Salsa tat MRafacrtas la 24 (lor* KM* atructara UhJ ASMiaonl M J7 I’m! tt toMalwty o rn u to BiagnattoB 39 Garmaa rtaar 4t Mast Sis# Jl Milica 32 MinirU ItwJy S3 laWpiC 34 Tando* 33 racUSUW 35 llabraw ISCobibo* 30 Honiara rmwiluusli* to Sowth i n kla aroim H r r 1“ r art IthoLo raUtlra <1 Hlnda llll# U 44 rrtnch "aas* 14 43 11*11! l7 ro «a P H DOWN I gv««<— — 3 Woodalad 3 Muatcal SirViw w 43 K*m r warrior tfT s a s e W h n a r ii es VretiiaC* SOScaltar, as tog M l* "* TT r l 24 $r n~ w a ii r " nr r IT ■ E 5" • Marian's ^smciisn SCUrai (nut lOAortoiUr ArboraaJ houa U U td II ir r 31 BiUar fatch 1!) r.ipung* 33 Si|ar ___ __ toWrighWof rn<n#«Brid#i IS Arabia* rail as oflie* 37 OMc* r” r r r II 33 Calm r IT 34 kacinaa, M n oontopa n~ i •S S S S t II 30Abalraet balag rr *r r sssste r r it IT tr r r~ y 37 Krpaoatro 39TU Uff 40 Mala petal AlThm ds 41 Stimuli It 4S Kind af fog 48 gain 41Macaw l lM q ila k a UStrikss ball tana SPrrpiHlWs tsrtonacl* IS Maltroaw IS Cut SIBcatowan to R S U w d J anbnu«Ttf<a tab.) toUkr* ii 45VtrrUhta 11ShaUSjh V» Ducarnar UCarpanlsr MDbarra i COSwan* «7W*kr* At Itaal aatalo MW •fftcaUsm T1"~nrrt tin*ni MIndlaHuta ■ iT f WC^O W N - — tUght Inchss gC ryol . fU (44 F “ Hey, Pop! dhow ’em that trick whert you otn tell mnr ovd from ths book!" f �HE S*T O N A c ig a r AND h« PANTS CHJXT OM W __ M l IT 'S <30 * 4® IO JSS/SSr -1 E l Tee m < Aaeii ol r » » , » « I hereby notified e«d required I It tttitti » a y Otnlm* M i i « ■ l a u . i t which you, or ellhep I I a t T 'A n > r » * t » M tlM t 1 estate of A LIC E MAT. deceased, l lt a t a of eald County. to tha ■ |County Jadga of Semlaola - Icooaty, Florida, at kli effleo _ I ia |ho coart hoooa of oald m |County at Sanford. Florida, I wlthla ala calondar montha | front tka lima of lha flrat pub­ lication or thla notice. T w o |capita of aacb claim, or d aImani ahall bo In writing. and |ahall alala the place of realF |donee and poet office addraoe ■ of the claimant, and ekalt ba ^ I eworn to by tho claimant, hla a pent, or attorney and ae' |comyealtd by a filled fee o f ana dollar and ouch claim or demand not no filed eball bp void. Floy Q. Daniel Executrix of the Laat W ill and Testament ol amck / BLONDfE ^ IS SUPPOSED TO M E E T M E > ON.THIS -< (C O R N E R AT f I W A S E A H L Y .S O IIS S H O P ' AND FOUND THE BURNED GUT, / w u j N <3 la Do * - » ^ r V r \ H fA M Y W ork f ^ w h y c a n 't y o u r B E L A T E L IK E - — — .■* [(C U T E S T / "D R E S S ' i FOR ONLY V F iv e P#T SH A R P J IW LOOWM 6 FOE. J T O U R E T H A N K YOU, hat deecaeed. •TENSTRu . DAVIS. * MelNTOSH Attoraeye for Eiccutrl* Foot Office Drawer i ::t Sanford, Florida M ilt Paklleb Dee. IT. Id, »l. 1MI * Jen. T. I l l i Ic D p -ii JOHN CLIFFORD SOTCR ^E IG H T E E N TV DOLLARS OK JU STO H E O m oK / X IN SIST ON A Hor WMAHS 10 AND WTf HELPER CHOCUT BREAK AT IO . AMD 2 O N V — —---- A THE POT/ /AGRCEO/J Too and anch of you ara hareey not iflod and m u trad to preient any clalme aad * 0m aali which you. or althtr o f yoo, may have ayalnat tho oaulo of JOHN CLIFFORD B u Tl'E, docoaecd, late of M id Coonty. to tho County Judge of loMlnala County, Florida, at ale offlca in tka to a rt hone# of eeld County, ut San­ ford, Florida, wlthla ell cal­ endar montha from tho lim a of tho flrat pabllcatien of thla notlca Two coplea of M ob claim or demand ehitl bo In wrltlnp. and ibatl etata tho place of roetdonco aad poet office addrooa of tho claimant, and ahall ba aworn to by tha claimant, bln agent. or attor­ ney end aueumpanUd by a riling fee o f one dollar and ouch claim or demand not eo fHiJ thtll ha void. THE P in S T NATION A S BANK A T ORLANDO BTi W. H. CLARK, TRUST OFFICER Ae executor of tho L e a l Will and Taatament of JOHN CLIFFORD BOTCK deceased BTENBTIIOM, DAVIS * McI ntosh •n e/iM B T o a m M O M O A F ia i TEN OCLCCK PKXNQ ON fMCMD C 4».«N O J w m BEGNCIND W IN PSH /ELD ^eiA fiH IN O TICDtJ.. A T T H ie U M e TTW B* WANT TO GO O N A PICN IC TOMORROW ? PICNIC?/ GFYENPEAEE noj c r a z y ? IIKCKWITH. J R . Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, will, on tho 30|h day of Janaury, 1MI, at title o'clock A. U. at tho Front Door of tha Samlnota County Court Houee. Seminole County, la tha ally of Sanford, Florida, o ffer lor ealo and eei| at pubtla outcry to tha htgheet and hoot bidder for caeh, the following dteertbad property eltuated la Semlnola Coenly, Florida, le-wtlt , U t I K BloeW C, W O O D. mkrb p a r k , tiro Re. FliAT, according to tha Piet thereof, recorded la Flat Book IS, Pete IS, of the Publlo Reeorde of Semlnola Coaaty, Florida, pennant to tha Flaal Doeroo of Furecloauro entered la a earn pending la aald Coart, tha etyle of which la McCAUOHAK X O I T O A O ■ COMPANT. IN C , a FlotXda corporation | Ptaiatttl Jtdd'i flkCttUCHtUMb C AN N oooneM eoN e GOOD HBAgONfaZHAMND A PICNIC IN iu e MIDCXe OF WINTER? Attorney# for S x acttor Potl Offlca D raw *r l i l t San Ford, Florida >1111 Publteh Dor. n . m i A Fa a. 1. II. It, t i l l P I a DBTW LO Pm W T OORP. a Florida corporallen. i/h /a P * O DEVELOPMENT COR­ PORATION. a Florida corporaI tloa, 1 Defendant, aad tho ehaneopy ■umber or which I* MIST. WITNESS my head and tha official e*al of eald Court, thla I ird day of January, lltl. HOST U HUCOWOWcS .W W ANtAlD X ' t m » T 0 I M 7 l WITS US PtAriNUM IN m is < (SEAL) Arthur H Berkwlth, Jr, Clerk of tha Circuit Court I of Stmlnole Coaaty, FI orI Ida ! By: Martha T .TlhlM I Deputy Clerk [Joeeph H. Pltegoreld I Allurney for Plaintiff H i Security T ria l Building Miami 11. Florida PtUnklln 1-1*71 I Putllch Jan. T. 1t4L IcDQ.I .. n w CABS1C9 A SUN. wani ' c h o * 1 FfA«FU U y-AbD HE IS SCiBS tV H M V tO ? T*f ffPI'9 STORY CHRYSLER A IR TE M P HEATERS ^ u f k e h K ( Ic A FA?85?t- • �<* Rain Or Shine, Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Your Classified Ad. CaR FA 2-5612. fb * tnrforb SW EETIE P IE V E L A R A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, ill W. First S i 34. Artkton Far Sato fvra lb T o * . Jan 7, ’•4—Png* 9 By Nadine Seltzer RENT A BID NECCHI ZIGZAG ATTN: POID OWNERS la Consol*. Like new coni. FOB MLB M o n o grams, embtaUera, I - 9 8 Oalaato Maw mates buttonholes, saws « ta d to s .................... $mm : buttons etc. Assam* pay. meats of $10.12. 1M 8*. can m n m Park. X8MUL BUYING A m w m RECORDING Fathometer, r USED CAB? to xaa* Ratheon, X months FINANCE IT W im Oft eld; stereo-hi-fi comb* een- f l a w Mattel M M •oletta. CaU XXMrtX after S ♦ Law Monthly F q n H p.m. FLORIDA STATE HARK PERMANENT V l f t Special 38% off regular prices open evening* by appt PfM Partial Mi Cat ’N Cart Beauty Stop 111 Patman* Ave. RoFaway, Hospital A Baby Harriott’s Boast? Nook B?a Appt’a. | Sr. Baaatidaas MB S*. Oak FA S-S7U C flO T E IL O ffice 204 W . F irs t FIREPLACE WOOD Oak aad Fine Hobart Morris. 3X1-OSM STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Toe*, thru Fri. » I P . M . 4 84. K Metrical FHA . VA HOMES STENSTROM RENTALS i I, A t BEDROOMS 2 BR DcBary, Excel— $ 7* 1. m , A I BATHS 2 BR Sanford, aim TS 2 BR M RoaaUaIS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 2 BR Parwt Dr.100 2 BR Plaacraat— 100 Law Monthly Payments 2 BR, largo, MoUoavUlo 10S For Complata Informalios 2 BR, B bath Loch Arbor 133 8m Or Call Your 4 1R am OoM Caoiaa us YOUNG’S ELECTRIC SVC. Contracting ft Repairs ft Control* 114 Suasot FA |100 FHA-VA Stenstrom Realty S A L E S BROKER Stenstrom Realty CLASSIFIED IN D E X m Part Dr. HUM 1. Loot ft Waal 2. Notices - Fereneiala 8. Education • Instruction A. Transportation B. Food 6. F or Rant BA Spoetel Notfcaa 7. Bnainaaa Rastala ft Beach Rantala 9. For Salt or Rant 10. Wanted to Root 11. R eel Batata W asted 12. R eel Estate F o r Sato 18. M orttava Loan# 14. Insurance IB. Business Opportunity I f . Fomale Hato W anted 17. Mala Halp Wanted 18. Help Wanted I f . Situations W anted 20. Babyaittera 21. Beauty B aku 22. Build - Paint - Rap 28. Building Materiala 29 A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery • T ools 81. Poultry • Lira stock 31A. Pate 32. Flowers • Shrube 38. Furniture 34. Articles For Bale 34-A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles Wanted 84. Automobiles - Trucks 34-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment “ Are you $ Regular or National O w N T I t Baal lotate F or Snto I f . P w a a b Help Wasted X BR House wits ALIX OF SANFORD located l miles north Bt. Needs experienced sewing mi Johns River oo 17-aa Hlway. chine operators for swim­ CaU $37-3212 Euetia ior de­ suits and sportswear. If talk. LOCH-ARBOR-By Owner, I you are experienced ea fac­ BR., S bathi, large stone tory sewing machines, we fireplace in wood-panelled I BR., I Bath, Kitchen equip., have steady work for you living room, Fla. Rm., uti­ fenced yard. 3M0 Ob*. Or- la a modem air-conditioned lity room. Urge rooms, factory, under very good working conditions. Phone LOVELY X BE b^ock borne, FA 2-2204, ask lor Mr. Cu­ Uaftoa. with eep. dining rm; large rtate. 400 Saa Carlos, gas. •crooned Knot porch. Locat­ PA S-IBSI. ed on largo corner lot with HOUSEWIVES ROBERT A. WILLIAMS fruit, oak A magnolia tree*, Earn $30 to $40 per weak WE RE0RET X ear garage. By We have no more Homes working S to I hours per FA X-41M. available at day In your home. For in­ T *e *N Green Estates 3 BR CB Lake Mary home lo­ formation phone 332-asit, Our temporary Office location cated Juat X blocks from aak for Mre, Tate 4 to 10 ROSA L. PA Y T O N D public bathing beach and p. at. Lake Wayman Heights walkhig distance to atone Model end *cheol. Sacrifice price SALESGIRL Alaaa Fabrics TE M ill ct $0,000 for quick sale. * Bugs. Apply la CLEAN <«Jet Itr Homes la Cryital Lake Good term* I B* th* first 23M Park Dr. Gables. FA 3-4720. Park end Surrounding to phone Art Day at Stem­ HOUSEMOTHERS - Must be THREE bedroom House. West Territory per Agency, 322-4001, lilt able to Uvo is. Work with Side. fTI per mo. Built-In Watch for Now Model Opening So. French Ave. dependent a i d neglected J. W. Hall Realty Pb. I32M1 LM N Enterprises, Inc. Harold C. Logan, Pres. Phone TE M i l * Mr. Leatberbury or Mr. Farguaom Bicycle Shop tor Sole. Ph. Bay year Carpot or Ruga at Daalar COST plus H par 7 «r i A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y T O P R A TE D M IL L S Can ao for a abewiag of thaao flat Carpate la your bomo. Nyloa. Acrilaa, AO Waal, • Repair Most Anything" rtr. Hundred* to oboooo BOYD'S CABINET SHOP from. TERMS1 Up to two X07 Elm FA 2-914 yoars to Payl Travtl GREYHOUND. CaU FA 21421 or NN u d we 1100 E. Colonial Dr. wlU have our TAXI plek Orlando, Fla. you up. Homer Llttlo, Grey­ Collect or hound Bus Station. Leroy C. MaeTavlab, Owner FA M W after • P-aa. PIANO SVC. ft TUNING Rebuilding > Befalling FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2061 — CaU PM Only Carpets A la Carte Jan. Ipse. Saafartr dunga­ rees. $2.33 pr. Army-Navy 87. Baste • JteteXi Surplus, Sanford. 11 Ft. Lawraace, 9 lvMania FOE BALE— rm dirt, dag. motor. AD elec. fuH tnte aboil, past aad topsoil. EUU vaa tap- A1 eeweenarto*. Caa ba ana* at US Aadate Lloyd, FA 8978. ton Clrcl*, Country Ctak $1 PER DAY rental for Maaor. FA M i l . Etectrte Carpet Shampower with purthaee of Bias Lus­ 39. Trnflatw - f i M w tre. Carroll'* Furalutre. SACRIFICE M l BUM I t 1 BR Trailer. $TM dawn. Tate READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow till*, Uatela, steps, up paymaats. XXX-8107 ad blacks, oand, cement, rock, see at DeWM’i Trir.Pk.ea pip*, ateel, grease trap*, Orlando Dr., Let t. dry well*, stepping atones. Miracle Concrete Co. Gateway To Ike Waterway $08 Elm Ava. FA I-57S1 Robson Sportins Goods Yaw KV1NRUDB Daalar I f . Artktaa Wanted M444 E. 1st Ph- FA M R WANTED! Citrus fruit. Urge or small amounts. Boodtd io x io M6bte name, ana. Fruit Buyor. Ph. U * Mans­ cond. Fk. u vtm after 1 p. m. field, FA 2-4244. HEATING SERVICING — TEXTING Lewis sates ft Service 917 C. C. Road FA X-7S9 SIDEWALKS, tfnveways, pa­ tios, etc. Fro# estimate. Fk. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AD Types and Slaee We Repair and Service b T I N I Machinery and Supply Go. 97 W. lad St. FA 2-8432 For FAST TAXI Sarviee call Homer Utile at Greyhound Bus Station. FA 1-14X1 or children ages I to IX. Must h a v e Protestant church connection. High school aad Washla| Machine some college preferred but ft Service not aecesiary. Experience Free Eatlmate on Repairs in aursiag, child care, $23-7363 2840 Hiawatha teaching caa take place of education. la service train­ Tractor mowing ft Grading. ing provided. Use of alco­ CaU FA 2-7621. hol prohibited aad nonPlano Tbatog aad Repair smokers preferred. F u l l maintenance plus moathly W. L. Harms* - FA salary. $180 minimum start­ ing salary with ao taper* ience. $128 maximum sal­ A U T O GLASS ary with four yaara col­ IN S T A L L E D lege. Apply Florida State Employment Offlet, 90 I. Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Company French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-449 17. Mato Help W a n t * Teps A Seat Cavan ELECTRONIC TRAINEES See Vanguard ad under A U T O G LASS & Classification No. I CHOICE RENTALS UNFURNISHED YOUR Church or Group caa I BR. 1 Bath...............I 73 raise $M h more, easy h 4 BR. 3 Bath ............ 2133 faat. Have 10 member* ea. CHEAP I BR, 3 Bath ............ $133 sell only *>—SOc packages But of Value 3 BR, 1 Bath ............ 2100 my lovely luxurious Prayer 3 BR, 1 Bath ............ $18 Two bedroom houee Country Grace Napkin*. Keep $80 Club Road. Needi ootna re- tor your tretiury. No mousy psirt. Only <3,#90. needed. Free Sample*. Ansa 3. W. Hall Realty Wade. Deyt 1I 1AB1, LyocbPb. $32-1841 1«01 a. Park Avw. burg, Ve. FA 2-3333 anytime HANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ I BB, 1 bath house, range. SPARE TIME INCOME ER SERVICE. Parts i OARAGE APT. 1201 Magno­ Asiume mortg. $1100. 213 RefUltng A coUectlng money Ivy Rd., CatMlberry. supplies for ill makes In­ lia Ave. from NEW TYPE highcluding: Electrolux. New quality cola operated dis­ BY OWNER, $ bedroom, 1H 3 Bedroom house. sod rebuilt cleanera a penser* la this area. No No hnmr service eaU Adults, no pet*. FA X-TSSA bath bnme. On* bedroom selling. To qualify you must ha* separate entrance, can • charge Phone PA 2-22tt, I BR., large living room, b* rented for Income. Will have car, references, $400 2333 Park Dr. .. • range. IB Shannon Dr. trad* for smaller place. to $1*00 cash. Sevan to 12 $100. Ph. 340-3321, Geneva. Shown by appointment. CaU hours weekly can net excel­ INCOME TAX SERVICE lent monthly Income. Mote O. M. Harrisons FURNISHED > BR. apt. Lake FA 2-seal. S E A T C O V E R CO. toU time. For personal In­ 1311 Palmetto Golden. Lake prtv Uege*. 304 W. tod « . FA 20O32 terview writ# P. O. Box DAIRY QUEEN Driver. Pre 3221127 322-7*41 Moat aee to appreciate. Ph. 4183, Pittsburgh 2, Pa. In­ fer older mao. 2323 Park ALL WORK GUARANTEED PA 2-0274. Dr. clude pirns number. R E P A IR S 32. Flow an • Shrubs Property Management URGE X BR. trailer oe Vacuum Cleaner Supplies f t Salas Broker MAN WANTED to manage DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ Don’t Sales • Electrolux, Hoover, large lake. Adults only. Al­ and operate a retail Wat­ nuals ready now. Upaala Sell Yourself Short! so trailer spat*. FA 2-72M . Kirby, RexAIr, OE, Airway. Rd. Near Mayfair Golf RECESSION • DEPRESSION kins Route In this are Cleanera bought, sold, ex­ I BR.. Nicely torn. Adulu. Earnings of $123 per week Course. Offers far year selection PROOF BUSINESS changed. Free pickup. G1 from the m y beginning. $70. FA 1-0074. these Beautiful 1 ,1 ,4 4 EXCEPTIONAL HIGH Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, Write Mr. McGarity, P. O. BLOOMING Rosea on Chero­ Bedroom EARNINGS Large X Bdnn. home, Fla. FA 3-4700. kee stock, AU other kind* Box 4X7, WUli*too. Florida. PART-TIME WORK Rm., Elect, kit, Newly de­ of Nursery shrubbery and FOR ADDED INCOME I. Education • Detraction corated. $100 mo. unfurn. trees. Reliable party or persona, 18. Halp Wanted Can FA 1-1741 alter 1:30 Grey Shadow* Nursery ELECTRONICS mate or female, wanted for anytJm aweekcad*^^^^ Colored Motor Route Carrier 6 Ml. H. oa Bedford Ave. TRA IN E ES this a m to handle th* for afternoon paper route. 17-40 years, In good health, world-famous RCA and SylMust have References and 33. F a r a lt n r e Priced From $6,750 vanla T E L E V I S t O N A sincerely Interfiled in pre­ dependable car. Write Cir­ paring for a career in Elec­ 2 BR, 1 bath, CB house. D ow n Payments RADIO TUIlES sold through culation Dept. P. O. Box WANTED tellable couple to tronic* Tuition loan fund Excel, cond. Contact 2312 A s L ow A s $100 our latest modern-type tube take op moathly payments 1437, Sanford. available for qualified ap­ Palmetto t e s t i n g A merchandising of $13.30 on 1 complata plicant*. Job Interviews 3 BEDROOM, tsaume pay­ Monthly Payments units. WlU not interfere with 19. Situations Wanted rooms of furniture. Call while training. For further ments. Available Jan. SI. your present employment. From $43.50 TE 8LI11, Casselberry, cel­ information, write V A N DAY'S Work wanted. Phone led. To qualify you must have: To make the beet home FA 2-3173. GUAHD. 2U3 Spring St., N. $3,493 Caah Available Im­ FA 2-7033. buy, see the FltJSlS ESTIM ATE 12. Real Estate Fur Sak mediately, Car, 3 spare W„ Atlanta 2. Ga. VA - FHA hour* weekly. Should net up IRONING, my home. Phone Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ YOU CAN AFFORD FA 2-7791. 4. For Rent ovating. New A Used Furni­ U> $300 per month In your Appointed THIS ONE ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. spare time. This company FURV. Apt. 2300 MellonvlUa. Fine old frame home In exExperienced maid wants Day Property will extend financial assist­ work. Reference*. FA 2-1441 Co., at 7QP Celery Ave. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. cedent condition: situated on FA 3-2117. M anagem ent & ance to full time If desired. Clean and clot# In. Jimmie huge corner lot having Do not answer unless fully BLOCK k BRICK Work, Sales Broker shade trees’ and In excellent Sell Us Your Furniture. large or small jobs. 323-0744. Cowian. 322-4013. qualified for tbc time and neighborhood. P r i c e d at Quick Servlet With Uw Investment. If you want people to pay $12,000, wWh only $300 cash Child Care. FA 2-2X74. Cash. SUPER TRADING income start* imiued. POST. KA 2-0477. attention to your bueineas, required. CaU Rueinee* is set up for you. DAY'S WORK. FA 2 3744. Office FA 2-21IS call KA 2-3412 and aak the We secure location*. Used furniture, appliances, Night FA 2-0648 Herald Stall about wnu at­ Selling, soliciting or exp. not UABY .SITTING, days work, tools, ate. Bought • Sold. 29 0780 tention getting id * Ironing. FA 2-4(00 necessary Larry's Mart 213 Sanford MM Park Be. Saatord. Fla Investment A Realty For personal interview in WIDOW with man elsed re­ Ave Ph. FA 2-4133. U« S . Park Ave. 322 9173 Legal Notice tour city, write, pie see in CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD sponsibilities want* work elude phone number. 3 BR. t bath, Oak flours, 3 BEDROOM, t hath. Kit­ with man vised pay. Mrs. 34. Article* Far Hal* K i c T i n o i a v « n »: TELEVISION chen equipped. Owner be­ screened FI*. Rm. $tl,3ou. N u T Ir K m h .rib f c lv .r i U a l lois Francisco. 21 Edw. G E T prufeaslnnal carpet I am . . r a i H I* buWnaaa at P. O. Box W3 ing transferred. Must sell. Attractive terms. Higgta* Terr . Hanford. Fla droning re*ull»—rent Blue Feraat CttJ. 9-winol* County, Youngstown 12, Ohio FA 2-2340 Vl-iriJj. iimWr »H. flelltk.ua Lustre Elec, bhampoocr $1 !4U liabyailtera m bu if, W A U . I I I l> n C A L .T r, Seminole Realty per day. Carroll's Furn. auU tl»ut t lotaaJ to ras'atar 3 ACRES orange grove, plus ,*IU nairta with the CUrW »? BABY SITTING, or light 3 Uedmuni houee on Up1901 S. Park Ave TXi FT. of 4* chain link fence. in- O r c u l t Court. .-«m null housework. FA 20341. sals Road For particular* f u ’ituy. KU.rld*. In a. -rdarae KA 2-333 am lime 2 • 3’ gales. FA 2 943. Eva Hess Ueauty Stylist ul th tna pruvtalr.na *»f tfie Ktecall 337-32*2, Kiolis, Fla. Shop. 71 N Oak. 21. Baanty Salon* tlitoua .Nam* ilatutaa. m wit: 4 BR. 2 baths, centrally best­ NEW- Elec, heater, gat beatS*«tlew 111 SI riartOn Btatuta* St. Johns Realty ed A ur-cond. Fenced back1WAITRESS, must be exper er, double rinse tubs, jew­ MIT. Eva Bess Beauty Shop me- f a ' l l It Walter THE TIME TESTED FIRM yd. Water softener A land tenced tpply Cluck ‘X New location—121 N, Oak ing machine. 1316 .MelJunruttUib j * j. u, $3* >ii dm U4 N. Park Ave. FA 14123 scaped. FA 20411. I Treat, hoaford. Cor. Commercial FA 2-3914 ville. cuu-v Seminole Realty Economy Spatial MB Chaw. • cylinder, aew fisa*. Bate ~ soaabto. Pb. $97981. EVERYBODY READS THE CLASSIFIED V A -FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government O w ned Homes Jim Hunt Realty SOUTHWARD Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response You want when you use ® l)p $ M t f o r d fjin t U t WANT ADS JUST CALL FA 2-812 r ' te 3 * ' - �4 tfr f - ! w l f f f n Page 10 — Jtf. T, 1964 Caribbeans Inhale The Dollar Cigar Railways Roll To Profitable'63; Fatter Earnings Ahead In '64 i C. ft ir fia *t t'aH ci NEW Y O R K (U P !) - T h e M U oa’i r a l l r o a d i cam e through i m with the beat profit performance In ala fe a r s and the Induitry ap­ pears to have open signals weQ Into 1984. ure will Despite the slow progress o f mergers and the clouded labor outlook, the carriers should continue to roll up fa t­ te r earnings at least through the first half o f the new year. M ott government and private economists see the economy holding at Its present level or rising slightly over the first six months. in 1164. The 1961. The b e even higher previous high in for cspllsl expenditures was g i.i billion in 1937. The railroad merger m ove­ ment slowed to a craw l In 1903, but renewed activity on ibis key front Is looked for ll to Inrak. ft takes an net or K I S C. R T O N , Jamaica •ence o f Cuban tobacco from b e l o w standard. Isn’t war or an embargo. But once w onderful!" (N'EAt — Fhra years after the U.S. clear market. It is one of those jagged While the Caribbean is his take is recultivated, ha Fidel Castro’s victorious en­ little footnotes to history buay planting tobacco, U-S- w i l l ’ pay k’o cents to $ ! . . » try Into Havana, his relentthat as U.S. stockpiles of leaf and cigar importers are for a cigmi less rrusade against capital- Havana leaf dwindle, U. £. s u i t i n g to b et on Cuba's p o ­ Second, the rigari'tte-cuniim is beginning to brer fruit |cigar consumption begin* to tential successor*. It »i a very* err link suspicion i* driving among nr-ar*«t neign- break record*. In 1963. well juicy bet. more smoker* to try cija rs. bon. 'over $600 million went up In tlie first place, an m- ( |t ,, axiomatic in the amokF ilte r and faster, the is- in cigar smoke — more than vetrrate cigar smoker's al- jn(r bui!ne*a that cigar smoUnd* o f Jamaica and Hispan- |at any time since just after legianre In a flavor o r vifx-w will almort invariably Inla arc fillin g the money tWorld W ar I when the d !■ brand stand* just behind hi* trade themselves up to highmaking gap left hy the ab- arette began to moke inroad* love of country and just »• er prued brand*. into elub, pul> and caboose. head o f hi* devotion to hi* In addition, the frre-for-ult And a* imported rignr* wife. That allegiance is haid that hsi broken out following command premiumprice*, the end o f Havana leaf stock­ and domestic cigar* usually pile* ha* fvlso opened tho require the addition o f im* door to u host o f new fluIt IA T it, Knglnnd <l I’ l l — p„rt,.,| |,-af, Cuba's exit from vuts and brands, especially Sandro Douglas, 111, w rote to ,hl. , - s ,.i(tl,r |„,x |el,VM * those carrying the lut-el o f n wri-.t-»nUh firm telling cushion for the suppliers Claude S. Hawkins. *Uh ids exclusive men's shop* and them she tied her new watrh wh(1 fiI| thp * ap24th pint, topped December supper rlub*. New Y o lk ’s to hrr bicycle wheel and rod* xh„ i^rp.bean I*, ronse- donors to Ihe Seminole County •*J1” Cluh, for example, is it through mud »><d puddle* - ,|U,.ntl>-. more than u litt’e Blood (lank. already putting out it* own |o test it just the way they I feverish in the ill-It to swell Other donors during Decem­ brand « f Mexican leaf cigar*. did on television. it* , „ i mr,.w production. ber were la’e N. Fillnwn. 23; The Is**, hut far from t The wiitch unlike those i n |„ Kingston, for example, David II. Breen and Howard minor consideration, is tlm television — stopped, Sandra nnyul Jamaican lenf has aid- E. Bass, 21: Henry D. Faint. rhsnre munufactuivrs uml *atd. The company promisedJ,tcnIy become u rnujor loplc 20; John T, Fortier, IS; Don­ distributors a is finally g-Vto Investigate, hut sent r,n'uf , l;tail and dinner table ald J. Bales and Henry T-. ting to make a pitch to v i new nulrh. {conversation among people Muse, IT; II. II. Fortner. Id; enormous, untapped market. Willianl Session*. Marvin E. who don't know apanatela One major manufacturer is from a corona. It is not un- W arfel anJ Elmer E. Won to - ; already putting out a bill­ nay. It; Ilxrry C. Echelberjer ITHACA, N. Y (N E A 1 — |u*uul to hear a young ho*tboard ..cries suggesting quite Illase luliano, tacxL- and 1961‘ ess. her rye* gleaming, »«y: and John E. Higgins Sr.. 14; plainly that there’s a new Wilfred A Smoroski. Je**e D. . . . co-eaptain o f the Ithaca foot" I ’ve had a letter from and * »>'d t"-te ini umi -as.,* ■ Crew, v i ** * e avsta Robert It IxiFll*. | < ^ a,. ball squad, was unbeaten as ;daddy in i.oir London nm| *iihe ssy* a heavyweight wrestler last the Cubun tobacco they're I 11. and Robert F . Graham a rkl |dc»lg"'’d **» F,l‘asa the Am erI lean housewife. season. I setting now is r.O percent I Lester L. Tillbl, 10. Self Testing Spoils Watch path has been made difficult because o f the slow turning o f governmental regulatory machinery and bit ter rivalries among railroads. Here la the IM3 box sen re on Interstate Commerce Com mission's (IC C ) actions on pending m erger and control plans: - A n ICC rxstniner gave Pinal results for 1963 are not yst in, but industry o ff! conditional approval o f the d a is estimate Class 1 m ads Norfolk and Weslrrn-Nickel w ill post total profits of about Plate > Walmvh merger-and#630 million o r 14 per cent lease plan. —An agency examiner ap­ m ore than the fSTl million earned in 1962. proved control of Ihe Western This would be the best in­ Pacific Railroad hy Ihe San­ dustry showing since 1937 ta Fe railway and denied (he when the m ajor lines cleared competing Southern Pacific to control live 1737 million and would halt application an aim in g! downtrend that Western Pacific. A final ICC set in after 1933. In that yea r decision In this case is ex­ T H E G R A N D M A o f nil “ p o n y ta ils " is disp layed b y Mr.*. M ic k o flu k es the carriers had a combined pected In 1961. a n d h eld Isy h e r .ton, B o b b y . M rs. D u k es, a n a tiv e o f Japan a n d w ife o f Bet income o f $937 million. — F.xaminer approval of S S ift. \V. D u k es, Orlando A F M , is ft'2 ” and her " p i g t a i l " re a c h e s tu h e r This 14 p er cent Jump In control o f the Ihree-rallroad k n e e s . T h e y w e r e pictured a t th e S em in o le C ou n ty co u rth o u se w h ile p u rprofits was achieved on an es­ Muskogee Company system ch a ttin g a u to m o b ile lircn.se t a g s . (H e r a ld I ’ h oto) timated rise in gross revenues by the Texas ind Pacific o f only two p er cent The in­ Railway. dustry magazine Railway A f e — Exam iner approval of says, however, IbaL idgj control by the Missouri Pa earnings still rcprsicnt only cifle of the Chicago ami East about a three per <*nt return cm Illinois railroad. on net operating tncoms com ­ —Full commisiion approval D ALLAS (U P !) — A com­ m ission Investigating the as­ wald's death, but that tie was pared with “ tha six per cent of the m erger of the Scabnnrd convinced by the evidence put that Is usually considered a Air Line railroad and the At plete investigation into the sassination. C arr said the re|>ort aim forth that Ruby had no con­ la ir basis fo r utilities." lantic Coast Line railroad. duelling of Lee H arvey OvBut In tha faca of Ihla o v e r­ In the east, control of (he wald showed no collusion be­ included, ' the attempted mur­ nections with Dallai police. der o f tien. F.dwin Walker." Tlie district attorney said a ll improvement in railroad Baltimore and Ohio hy Ihe tween Dallas police and A shot was firrd through a the report dealing with Os­ fortunes, m any roads, p ar­ Chesapeake and Ohio which Oswald's self-appoinU'd execu­ window in Walker's Dallas wald's slaying included two ticularly in the east, sra not tho ICC approved In 1962. tioner Jack lluhy, DUt. Ally. home last April. Oswald's wi­ volumea. earning enough to meet cur­ rlrired Its final hurdle when Henry Wa<le said today. dow told her attorney that the One volume held evidence rent expenses. the Supreme court denied a The Invesll nation into Os­ According to the Associa­ petition by rail unions to over wald's death was Just a por­ accused assassin Implicated which prosecutors could use himself a* the sniper who at Ruby's trial, and the other tion of Am erican Railroads, turn the IC C decision. tion o f a ' ’complete and de­ fired on Walker, contained documents, which o f tha nation’s 102 Class I But a possible fatal blow tailed" report on President Wade said he had Just be­ according to Wade, "rela te roads, 26 failed to earn was delivered hy the govern Kennedy’s assassination and enough in (he first nine mrnt to the proposed giant the events surrounding it filed gun to study the section or primarily to security m ea­ the repott dealing with Os­ sures In effect at the tim e." months of 1963 to cover their consolidation of Ihe I’enniyl with the state attorney gen­ fixed charges. Of these, ja vania and New York central eral's office at Austin. w ere In the east, eight were lines. Texas Atty. Ben. Waugoncr In tho south and two in the Near the conclusion o f more Parr said the report included west. than two years of ICC pro­ Ihe investigative findings by The rosier profit picture ceedings in Ihe case, the Jus state and Dallas authorities stemmed from several fac­ Ike Department registered on the President's murder, tors. Among these were fed ­ Its opposition tu the Penn*;- the wounding of (lo v . John eral Income tax investment Centra I Hookup and a special Connolly, the shooting of Dal-1 credits and revised deprecia­ W h i l e House interagency las policeman J. D. Tlppil, tion allowances, a sharp econ­ committee on transport m er­ and the slaying o f Oswald. om y iso, heavy Investments gers also Indicated Its oppo­ Carr was gathering evidence in Improved equipment unit sition. Instead, Ihe committee (or Hie special federal com facilities and a rise In busi­ ness activity, which was re. fleeted In increased carload H ttlHlHT I I P n i\ IH T M lN III* log*. * n ,m ill)* r r v r i : i m > h d p * % u i m n rt Ball officials point out, I I P •» %M 'H H II IN T H U *r% T P « D P 111111111% however, that If the level of a t Tim u .d m : nr n% nt:rt;%in»nt iimu . business should dip only slightly in lout the Impact b u liifif*■# wlih ivlb cr lifcHtk*, tiD'l #*3tnh 1 97«.u33 t1 11.m* In «f I'nll.i-nMS would be disproportionately ITntlrS S in t., li.iv.rumriit ulillKitlnii., felt In many railroads’ earn­ . ___ 4.3D.09A »( illr.ct wti'l Kiijr.nle.S -------ings. Obllfiitlnn. of MUt*. and poltUrol 1,372.231 It itilullvliloni , „.rt,i,lu___ _ Battling to cut costs, (he Other bufiilK, iiait#*. »ml -Lbenlure# Industry in IWia sank m ore Hnclmllnic lltijM.Dd Rn«urltLe of F M rn il «n*uel**» rm .I (jrirtiurRHoriK than $1 billion into new equip­ ^ #! *.,000.04 util Riiiirnnlftit bjr IT H. f ... ment, up 23 per cent from the Corporal** •t**« ke (IfirlUfllnir 1 nun# M.tkr u# >nur lumL-r and Imililinif m nlrrlal# c rn lrr . -----------VI4H1K vlurk «>f KeuDfSl It**** rv# UmK» $833 million in 1962 and ex­ U h rl hrr Jtni're planninif an r t l r i n i i f m in fr in iiin Jub, Loan# and illpoutinl# ClmiltMln* 9 non# pectations are Hist this fig•,u9»ton« 'OVKirilniftKi * ....... 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Of I lit’ it-•r y, D l l . -rittti»#4 bAnk, at** KolmtiAly >«v#Ar thut thte rtp n r t o f con U4CAU Arthur II. norkwlth. Jr^ dltlort 1# tru# A i l 4?orr#flt* to the b«f#t «»f mjr kn^wl*n|g# belief. r l«r k Circuit Court Current!—•Atltili M ury it Puiiitlo'# Ity i Mart Ha T. VUtUn T. K. Tu. k«r CUrk L ii I ii *i Hhr#* 9K D lfr* tuTA P in U I J U K d d of \ PAirt k %V.\ ItHICK, C A 1 U U L L A (# K A L ) fctAtc nf F lo rid a * County u f a#niln..l#, #■; L t v s v fo ; • w o r n to Anl RubKorlbKiJ nia thl« 3r*i tluy of j#n (7<l W m I f i l r b i n k ) Avonuo UAry. DAI, tnd I h*r*hy certify itiAt t aim not i n sxffloer or V. O. W*is 17# ilIrvfliAr o f ib l# kRiik* % % ‘lntir r%rk, rinrldk My nil*«ton «v.|ilr«A liryUmbir 27, D4.». i# « T. 1)4*. JU i 4 k£. l' ak U, Notary i uoiU PP<4’ # Legal Notice — r r r rrrtmfiiiK nr Ju#t (Inina tlm p lr Iminr rrp a ira • . . jm i'r# #urr In linil our Mock nf lum lirr, n iill»n rk anil builtling m r Ir rid I nnr o f tin* Im M availah lr. - H K A D Q U A ItT E K S F O R — TRU-LO X PRE-BUILT Roof Trusses WK FK ATIIU K Glidden & Tex-O-Lite Q U A L IT Y *#4CAnru^f lmp*Ua Ayurf P A IN T S I\ e .stuck ii (-umplt'ti* lin e ttf liuitderH hard w a re , iil*<» lawn am i garden iu o l* and M ip p lie s , incluit* in g fe rlili/ e rs , etc. SA V E ! Take Advantage Of Our New W ln t .loon it take Lo tnaVc n c a r a trrvftt In g liw n y per* (ortuer? If th o m r happens lo l<c a ' C l C lic v r o k l, o n e thins only. A h ighw ay. Y o u 'll lim l tv e ry th in g cl-a* a lr e a d y n ra ily packaged for y o u — im tliu u ir to u e d y a s y o u pick iL o i l tho showroom floor. T h ere’s a choice o f s e v e n engim 's— n il ihe w a y u p lo a tw irwvarb high-cooiprcwaion l - j-h p V 8 * — and fo u r trailsuiiasiniu, including a iin cly boned stick: s h ift.* # And u nderlying it a l l — a hum p-»kirnm ing Jet-smooth, ride th a t hcl|w keep th o iicrfornum cv great e v e n when the h igh w ays aren’ t s o great. __ W hat a b o u t .special pcrformnnci* equip, m cntl I ’roLitaawial d r iv in g okilla? i'o r g v i them. C ASH ’n C A R R Y P O L IC IE S GATOR Eumber & Hardware 7(H) French Ave. /» ('uittethblj ’6 4 Jet-smooth Luxury Chevrolet V IS IT OUR COM PLKTK Hardware Dept. mJ N o b o d y htut to doctor o r civic o r soup up the-;# r h e v n d m In get the U-*» o u t of them. T h e y were I,wile lo lie «lriven b y i/nu—on the kinds of nxu is qou d rive o n . A n d d ia l a rea lly the u > t o f a g re a t highw ay p e r I im nn r : Jnst a lx iu t anyone can get a kick ou t o[ d r iv in if o n e , just as it com es out o f the show room , A\ hich, a ft e r nil, Is th e kind of perform an ce y o u 'd e e p e e t front C h evrolet. T h e greriler sati&factioa a n d e n jo y m ti.t b u ilt into these ears is borne o u t, year a ft e r y e a r , b y the h igh er resale they bring o v e r oth er m a k es Ul th eir fk'ld. N e x t Unit' y o u ’ re out y o u r dealer’s w a y , a llow a fe w e x tr a minutes to sample one o f these h ig h ­ w a y perform ers on you r o w n , A fe w an* re a lly all you 'll need. T h a t’s enough tim e tu d o a lo t o f d rivin g in a C h e v ro le t. THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet • Chevelle . Chevy U . Corvair . COTKtte ___________ See them at your Cheerolet Showroom HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY 219 E. SE C O N D STR EET SA N F O R D FA 2-0711 �J* Seminole Supported In Bid For University eioc ** Bjr Julian Ktenatrons Everybody1* excited! • • • About the possibility of landing the East Central FlorIda Univerilty. Seminole citi# i e n * are beginning to feel the flutter of butterflies in their stomachs. • • • Seminole is so Host to get­ ting the one thing that will * stabilize this county's econ­ omy from now until . , . well, you name itl , • • • Despite the visit of Gen ‘O Davis and Dr. Debus with Gov. Bryant Tuesday the Clock feels that the Board of Control will not break faith with their own criteria. If they do they'll have cost a number of counties thousands of dollars ami many people an awful lot of time. Why Gen. Davit and Dr. Debus waited until three days before f the Board's final decision to approach the governor is a mystery to us. Our opinion is that Orange County—which has grabbed so many major projects in Cen tral Florida — figured they'd get this one, too. without any trouble. They didn't figure on little Seminole coming up with a big slingshot (our top-notch site committee here) and two big pebbles (bake Ada ami Econ). Of course, the giant's not dead yet. But he's des­ perate! By Fred Van f e l t A U rge delegation o f San­ ford and Seminole1 County leaders will leave Thursday for Tallahassee to attend Fri­ day's State Board of Control meeting when a site is to be chosen for the proposed East Central Florida undergraduate university. In the local delegation will be City and County Commiss­ ioners. legislators and Cham­ ber o f Commerce official*. Seminole County is in a I t position to be ehosen ns Ihe home for the new school, since Ihe Board narrowed from 23 original site offerings to the Econlockha tehee River and Lake Ada sites in this county and the Bluestone site, 12 miles south of Orlando. Although the deadline for site offerings was last Octo­ ber. Orange County was "still pitching" today by offering gratis 1,000 acres near Apop­ ka. Tw o space experts from Brevard County protested Tuesday to tiov. Farris Bry­ ant the possibility of placing the school away from the Cape Kennedy area. Governor Bryant's p r e s s secretary Tuesday explained that the GENESYS program and the proposes) extension of the University of Florid* en­ gineering school are much the same. The GENESYS pro­ gram will be an educational television school for graduate engineers and scientists, as will the engineering school extension. There have been proposals that the engineer­ ing school extension should be placed on the undergraduate university site. The Governor** press secre­ tary al«o explained that re­ ference to the undergraduate university a* a "space uni­ versity" i* inconsistent since an actual space university is planned for the future for I Zip Code 32771 graduate engineers and scien­ home no that prospective GOVEKNOR HEARS tists engaged in space endea­ Volusia County students will s n r . a r g u m e n t s vors. Since Florida have a short commuting dis­ United Press Leased Wire Johnson Cuts U. S. Spending $500 Million Established 1008 u. (U P !) - Road Department member Two 5. space leaders said Max Brewe- o f Titusville and other East Central tance. counties, excepting Leesburg Commercial— The Tuesday the State Board of discussed the proposed uni­ Orange and Seminole, have been eliminated in considera­ tion of a university site. The Sanford Herald Tuesday asked for comment from these newspapers: DeLand Sun News—We sin­ cerely hope the new univer­ sity will he placed in Semimile County. Of course, wr have Stetson University here but we would like to see the new state university close to Econ site is too close to Or­ lando. Orlando has gobbled up everything in Central Florida. We'd like to see the new uni­ versity put on the Lake Ada site. Melbourne Times— We have no comment since our two space experts are endeavoring to persuade the Governor to place the new university tn Brevard. We re not out of the picture by a long shot. 9 W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy nnd warm through Thursday; high today 75-80; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 TALLAHASSEE Debus and Smith met with Gov. Fanis Bryant and State WED.. J A N U A R Y 8. 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA Control can find a better loca­ tion for a space-oriented uni­ versity than the three castcentral Florida sites present­ ly under consideration. MaJ. Gen. I.eightnn I. Davis, commander of the Air Force National Missile Range, ami Dr. Kurt Debus, director of the John F. Kennedy Space Center, said the school should be 15 minutes driving time from the Cape at the most. m w A ... Nominations Asked Helpless For Jaycee Aw ards (Urn LONDON — Britain, by American protesta, said today it has no legal mean* lo atop un $1 million sale of huaes lo Cas­ tro Culm. (Story cm png 9). worried NO. 100 Test Firing Of Gemini Rocket Set versity behind closed doors for about 45 minute*. The governor said lie would relay Ihe space officials' "v e r y logical and persuasive” nrgu menls to tho Hoard of Control. Bryant said Davis am) De­ bus felt Ihe university, and a proposed extension of Ihe University of Florida ensin erring school, should lie locat­ ed on the same campus and 2 Die In Fete C U A U T L A , Mexico (U P I) — This p r o v i n c i a l town mourned today for victims « f tlie firework* rxptoslon wliirh killed 12 persons and injured 12 more during Twelfth-Night services In a village church, With “ Jaycee Week" acheduled for Jim. IP-25, ihe public j* invited by the Junior Chamher o f Commerce to nominate young mim for Distinguldied Service, Good Government nod Outstanding Young Farmer awards. The awards will lie bestowed at Ihe siuutiil Juycre Dlstlngiddied Service award hullijurt Jan. 25. # Folks Wants In Petition Asks Vote Voodoo Curse Plagues Its In North Orlando Inventor > These selections are made by other members of these parlicular £IoU|m. The purpose of these award* la lo give revolt* nltlon to individuals fo r outstanding service, ability and accomplishments that havo contributed so much to our town, county nnd area. Any f u r t h t r Information needed as to Humiliation can lie received hy calling Urn Jaycee building at FA 2-3181, Jaycee chairmen for these awards are: Frank Finch, Distinguished Service A w ard; Gene Kslridge. Good Govern­ ment; Cecil Tucker, Outstand­ ing Farmer; Rill Richardson, Outstanding Young Toucher and Lee Hawkins, Outstanding Y’oung Sailor. Jaycee president Jim Smith asks that the public take an nctivs interest In making nomination* fur these awards so that nu outstanding individ­ ual will bo overlooked. (Jimliflcutluus for the Dis­ tinguished Service award arc based on exceptional achieve­ C A PE K E N N E D Y ( U I ’I)WASHINGTON (U P I ) ment or contribution to the President Johnson today an­ Amr rim 's second generation nominee's chosen field, his o r­ nounced a surprise slash in man-ln-space program m ove*1 O RLANDO l UP l i — Ue- ganization. community, state federal spending below cur­ to Ihe launching pud Friday publican Ken Folks asked or nalitm. He must be tu-tween rent levels. He also ordered a other candidates for gover­ the age of 21 and 35, ami does for the te*t firing o f a rocket cutback in nuclear production nor today tu allow him tc not have to he a member o f Ihat will hurl an unmanned in a dramatic hid to end the lake part in a series of pro­ the Jaycees hut dors have to "provocative and wasteful" Gemini apace capsule into un posed debates during the lie a resident o f Seminole • • • arms race. earth orbit within twe campaign. County. Clock watchers are still Johnson proposed spending The Good Government nvvnrd month*. railing about First Street In $919 billion in fiscal 1965-a nominee must have tha fo l­ A. I.. WILSON (loft) ami Karl IliyiuinlHithum (righ t) nre yriveit the with The Titan-2 booster, n Sanford. But today's was not ctd of S5oo million from the o f office ii.h Sanford city conniiidslonein hy Acting I'ity Malinger Henry modified version o f the na­ DALLAS (UP!) — Jack lowing qualifications: A resi­ about the trucks on the city's $3M billion budgeted by the Tutrnn. Wilson, who was re-elected in November to succeed himself, was tion’s most powerful war Ituliy's lawyer* will offer the dent of Seminole County, no main stem. H has to do with late President Kennedy for chosen mayor for tho next year hy unanimous vote of the Commission. missile, is the key to the link dapper strip club operator to nge requirement. May he an parallel parking. The watch­ the current year, lie said this IliyHnnlxithnm replace Thomas S. McDonald on the Commission, between the suuenaful Mer­ tlie Wurtrii Commission to elected official, an appointed er said you could park 20 would mean a deficit ol li'J cury maimed space (light explain his avenger role in officer, an employe or a comautos diagonally in Ihe same billion, far below previous ex­ program ami the Apollo man­ the assassination o f President munity-mimlcd official, pro­ space required lor 10 cars pectations. vided he or she had made an ned lunar expedition planned John F. Kennedy. parked parallel, lie a'.so add­ outstanding contribution in In his first State of the Un­ before lull*. ed that First Street could be ion message to Congress, the the field o f good government. Both since* of the mighty widened a couple of feet on challenged No person will he considered each side and this would President a l s o space rocket will be fired in O R A N (U P !) — Algerian solve the parking problem and Ituxiia to follow his lead in requeue* while anchored side President Ahmed lien Bella for nomination who was elect­ still leave plenty of sidewalk ordering a 23 per cent reduc­ In an effort to accelerate hy sidu on the steel launch today uidervd tan tnimedinta ed in a slate-wide election or tion in output o f enriched area. Maud from whl*h two sitro 1 . 0 for . O p erso n arretted whose appointment Is such as well as increase Its cover­ <* uranium — ad atomic evplo* • • nauts will b« sent aloft in a in Urun fur rioting against that he serves vn* state as a age of news of all areas at during tegular A 113-signature {x'UUon call ago office Listening to the political slve—and closing down lour Gemini Spueeeraft early next the government because o f whole, rather than a city, Seminole Counly and certain A voodoo curse backfired county or district. tick lock of the clock we hear plutonium piles. sections o f Volusia County, ing for u special election in hour*, i III ice schedule*, ayear atop a similar booster. unemployment. •t earlier hv Mrs. Peters, » l,4’rll>' before noon today lie stiid such action by Outstanding Young Farmer The Herald announced today that County Commissioner While scientist* readied the the Village of North Orlando and three Negroes are being nominee* must be young men that it will discontinue pubtlare 9 a,in. until noon on Mon James P. Avery may run for Russia, coupled with new dis­ severed 'JO-font Ttlan-2 for n proposals t h i s tu elect a live-member char­ days, Tuesdays and Wednes­ held in city jail under sus­ between Die age o f 2i and 35 cation of the Ares Edition Seminole tax collector, and armament lest of it* ability tu fulfill its ter committee wux presented days ami lrom | until 5 p.m. picion of robbery. W ASH ING TO N ( U P D - A who have made unusual and that Grady Mali of Altamonte country will advance at Gen­ which normally appears each Gemini role, the N avy Tues­ to the Village Council at Tues­ Chief Itoy (i. Mi l i um* re ­ vice presidential boendet ap­ notable progress with their Thursday, on Thursdays and Friday*, Spring*—form er police chid eva. would he an important day night successfully tested pears to be developing for and now constable in that dis­ step toward arms control and day night's monthly business Special evening and Sunday cited tlie event thusly. agrieuHiiie career. He must Instead. Tlie Herald will Nathaniel Walters, Negro, an advanced version o f its Peace Corps Director It. Sar­ ho un actual farm operator "our ultimate goal . a meeting. trict-m a y run for sheriff. hours for registration will I f publish all area news and most p werful missile — the gent Shriver Jr., brother-inAlthough a total of only IIS world witlmut war, a world who derives ■ minimum o f photos a* they are received n't a* the election date near* of .Seville, informed Itlrliard ♦ 1 '"laris “ A-3", signatures was needed to law of tha lata President two-thirds of hit income from dally. And speaking of politics, made safe (or diversity.” Oliicei open thi* year arc Ilea*, Chase and Company Tho "A-U", designed to lie before ami atfer the city elec­ The 2.832-word address, make the election mandatory, those held hy Anderson ami manager, that lie had been Kennedy. farming. Selection wilt he bus­ Hie Herald maintains a put under a spell hy a "rind f i nd fioin subuieiged subtion l a s t November, the shorted Mate of the Union council w j * advised that a Boll Stephenson, ed un significant contribution* complete staff of area cor­ marines, lighted up Die misty Clock’s ol' ear-to-lhe-ground message since Franklin I). second petition Is available In closing, those attending doctor" and ordered tn steal Hindi! tu the well liellig of the respondents. Their namvn and prognosticator ami informant, Roosevelt'* in 1931. was tele­ hearing a number <i( addition were reminded that the TB llm Chase bank deposit this spaceport as it streaked to LO U IS V ILLE , Ky. (U P I) community, stale or nation as telephone numbers will ap­ the fringes nf space ahead of R E. Porter, predicted that vised and broadcast to the al names. Mobile N Ray Unit still he in morning. — Kansas City Athletics own­ nn individual or through lead­ pear dally on the eslitorla) The petition was turned Ilea*. In turn, notified Chief a bright column of *ntoke and A1 Wilson would be Sanford's nation. the Village this Thursday lit er Cbarlcs O. Finley set up ership In civic, farm, church, page, beginning with Thurs­ mayor in 1961. Okeh, H. E., On the domestic front. over to Mrs. Barbara Peters, front of Hie General Store William*, who assigned Lt. fluiui'. l l ian carry nuclear simp in Convention Center to­ fraternal or other organiza­ day's edition. quit bragging! Johnson declared "uncondi­ clerk, (or verification within front t until 5 p.m. it also was Ben Butler and 1.1. Joe lllck- destruction equal to I million day hi prepara fur Ulov’ ing tions. Anyono having news Hems • • * tun* o f T N T to target* us far tional war on poverty” and the next lit day * afler which announced that unless re ­ son to follow through. Nominations for tlieso out- which Ihey desire The Herald llir A '* franchise hero, duwill be call­ a special meeting This morning Bi as prepar­ away ns 2,H IM ) miles, hut Tues Folks over at Holler's in urged the lawmaker* to make sponse this year is better than <» 5anford are wearing big the second session of the (Wth ed to ti ke further action on in past year*, the X-Ray Unit ed a dummy bank deposit, day night’s shot was cut short aplle strong opposition (rum standing citizen* ran be made In piibiish are requested lo by obtaining an entry blank contact either the correspond, other rluh owner*. covered with 25 single dollar for lest purposes. smiles these days. A promin­ Congress the best in history the electionwill not return m 1963. front the Juycre building on cut in their area or the news­ ill other bonne** Mayor W hill*. Walters, as instructed, ent motor magazine named by cutting taxes, passing civil The federal space agency French Avenue or by (im ply paper. snatched the deposit at tlie said Tuesday Ihe Titull-J's one of their products the car rights legislation and provid­ W. Anderson reported that w tiling thu tinme of lb* per­ The Herald’s news tele­ NICU-SIA, Cyprus (U P I)— of live year. company's office, S e c o n d first stage, which produces ing medical care for ihe aged. North Orlando's indebtedness son selected, their qualifies- phone number* on lha San­ • • • .street and Dak Avenue, and 1311,1IOt> pinoid* of thrust will Cyprus rolled buck its load Ho also railed for reform tn Florida Power Corporation today, bringing Don* and why you feel they ford exchange ir e 322-3611, lied, entering a car and driv­ he fired for 30 second* in barricade* Sanford received a nice of "ou r (angled Iranaports- for street light*, which totaled Tha this aw ard.1322-2612 nnd 3222613. Die t-lund's feuding Grrvk should ....... play in the current Holiday lion and transit policies," the more than id,non, had been ing away. Friday's test — one-fifth Its newspaper also has two magazine. The city » promi­ "most effective, efficient (or dissolved m December by Butler ami Hickson follow­ normal tunning time. Then and Turkish communities face I M“ d your entry to the Suntrunk lines from the Orlando f„ca fur the first time f'"d-.Seminole County Junior nently mentioned in an ar­ jd gn aid program e ver" and agreement with the company. ed and stopped the car at the B io.Oou pound thrust sec­ to and Winter Park exchanges. ticle entitled, "Along A Lazy more homes, schools, librar­ Heavy Attack .Squadron I Fuurtli Street and Oak A ve­ ond stage engine will ignite .h ire fighting broke out hist Chamber o f Commerce, P. O. Anderson suggested t h a t They are I21M2I ami 123Box 1513, S m ford Deadline River." It was written by- ies and hospital* than ever steps now lie taken to turn Peacemakers" will llv from nue, arresting Beniamin J. as if it were streaking toward month. fo r entries tu be judged w ill 5938, Benedict Thielen ami des were authorized in any pre 11n- light* hack on since great Sanford Nav i ) Air Station lo Arvmger, Seville, Harold C. spare. be no lots-r I Ini u 12 noon, cribes a three-day drive dur­ viou* session nf Congress. 1> redo red rates are specified board Ihe USS Enterprise Jackson. Melbourne, and Karl Thursday, Jim. 23 D t h e r ing which the author watches Then, obviously mindful of in tlie new franchise agree­ Monday for a short operating U. Holloman, crescent City. T A M P A I UP I ) — A Jeho­ . award* to lug iven uiu I I 'llATH EN S, Greece iL 'P I ) — Florida's beautiful St. John* the approaching national poli­ ment with the power com- period to prepare for un ex Chief Williams identified vah's Witness was >*-tits-it- i-d . . . ,, standing 5 otmg |ra<-licr and The government releases! -ll rise from a sleepy stream to tical conventions and the elec pins Council representative* tendril Sixtii Fleet deploy Holloman as tlie "root doc­ .. .. i i to IS month* lit prison Mon . . . . . , . . . , I tut standing i oung b a i l o r , political prisoners Tuesday, s major ocean port. It s in­ lion campaign. Johnson told will meet with officials of the ment in February. . who presumably placed tor day for refusing to work al a teresting ami worth reading. the lawmakers. North Orlando Company in an During a short in-port per the »p«*ll un Walter*. The civil guvsrnment job as o r­ • • • " It can he done hy this effort to work out a participa­ toil at Norfolk. Va , later this I Chief added Holloman w un dered by the U. 8, selective Here's another tip <m new sit miner." tion agreement for payment month. Ihe *Uiff ol Heavy At ordained minister of the gos­ service hoard when he staled laws for Florida drivers. Now, In calling for approval of of the lights after a survey is lack \\mg 1 will go tu Nor pel ami wu* armed with a NASHUA, N. II. ( UP I ) - religious reuoona against tuk you must use the right lane the $t | billion tux cut bill by made to determine the num- folk anil coixfuct the squad- pistol. Sen. Barry Gold water sound ing up arms, lie*is Dwight M on multiple lane highway* ex­ the end of January, Johnson County Judge Vernon Mize rd out his vote getting ability Grantham, 2$, her needed. run's annual administrationof Hixuu, cept when pasting or ap­ urged Congress to lower the ordinances adopting t h e material inspection Also, wa* hearing testimony by today in three key Industrial Tenn. proaching a left turn, or when basic withholding rate from Seminole Counly Plumbing during this period. < dr llrym Butler and Hickson at press cities where he needed heavy directed by a sign, flagman 15 to 1-t per cent to give Code *31 -Hi and amending B. Brown Jr will relieve Cdr. time preparatory to filing fur- support tu win Hie llrit-lnor traffic officer Also, on wage earner* an estimated section to ol the Village Occu l-eroy \ Heath us command nut charges. Ihc-nation presidential prl multiple lane highways with $200 million a month in added pahonal License Fee Schfd-1 mg olfirer. m iry. C H IL D R E N noneutral strip Ihe renter buying power. ule (36t were unanimously Commander Heath will go Goldwatrr's brand of runI" OR UNDER line cannot be crossed except approved fur first reading to the CSS Independence as servatism, taken for granted when authorized. Remember with second and third read- nuclear weapons coordinator, to rharm rural farmers, was theselips. They could save ings scheduled lor the special; utter completing a short a big question mark in North­ » you som< money, Some disillusioned pertun meeting later this month. ; orientation course In shipern industrial cities. The • •• 1* having a lot of (un . . . Tlie amendment in Ordt board procedures at CornLONDON (U PI I — When Arizona Republican hoped lo at the expense of Mrs. F.dMenu Inclutlen: If you're looking for good A change in the scheduled nance 36 set* a $25 fee fur rnandcr Naval Air Force At- former member of Parlia­ find out in this slate's .March home buyers you'lf find some p r o g r a m for Thursday'* na Norman, 305 Wylly Ave­ Cnle Slaw "residential, door tn door so- lantlc Fleet headquarter* in ment John Lewi* was arrest­ Itillt primary whether lie ran o f the best listed in The Her­ luncheon meeting of the nue. French Fries • , , linting "I orders to sell, hv Nurfulk rapture most of the urban, ed on drunken driving charg­ ald’s classified section. We . S e m i n o l e ( o n l y Junior .Mrs. Norman told The or otherwise, all llaketl Means Six VAII-J of Been have es, he insisted that his own industrial vole. hear that realtors m litis Chamber of Commerce was samples Herald today the ha* been ; First stop today tn his charged with 12 steak din­ lirits counly now have some of the announced todhy. Junes Arch, good*, ware* or merchandise, been promoted from lieuten­ doctor he railed, a court was whirlwind lour of umihern ners al a local restaurant, best listings they've had in district manager o f the Dale including magazine siitucrip- ant. junior grade, to lieuten­ told Tuesday. Hush Puppies . t. N O' I "J ■*' L’ lions, except a » otherwise ant. They are Albert M. Hampshire was this with time for an unkept ap­ "W e ll," said Lewis, "what New some lime, Carnegie Institute will speak Relish Tray » •• provided." Campbell, l).in W. Ilczrau, ain I? ” mill city, home of former pointment fur a permanent on “ Working Mor* Effective­ Coffee Or Tea Council announced that the Dominick A. Spinclll, James Gov. Hugh Gregg, who is New "You ,’ ’ said the doctor, Deltona folk, by the way, ly with People.” Originally, at a beauty shop. occupational licence E. Bratton, William C KiTini "arc drunk.” York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ report that they opened an Chamber of Commerce Man entire Sheriff J. L . Ilobby Is "M y God.” said Lewis, feller's campaign chief in the checking out a woman be­ agency in Hong Kong seven uger John Ktider had been fee schedule will be reworked anil Philip W I'rawl. Owned K Oprrntrd and revised later tn the year slate. '•what are you saying I ' ' week* ago and already some slated to address the chib. lieved by Mr*. Norman to Hj I Prelim inary discussion was Lewis, 5t>, a former I.almr Other campaign stops were be making the false orders llfkl.oco j i Florida hit* have Maxine A Bob held on the ordinance for this parly legislator, w a * 'ordered scheduled at Milford, Am- In her name. been soid. Tho Mackle Bro­ Hancock I sear's council election on LONDON f UPI ) - William lo stand trial on charges of hersl, Manchester and Portsthers have a number of over­ Merchants are advised In Its j . IT-92 So. PALERMO. Sicily (U P I ) — March II with council an Kgglcton, It. who told poUc«> drunken driving. seas sales outlets. They report I mouth lie delivers a major check bark with Mr*. Nor­ Sanford that during 1363 the firm's Giuseppe Lauricclla, 30, open- j flouncing that voter rejistn - that a werewolf chased him Police sutd that, when ar* speech tonight at St. Anselm's man, at FAIrfax 2-33M, on into a hedge, was lined $5.6(1 ed his mouth to yawn and lion books will be open, heI’ h. FA 2-3965 foreign sales hit f 1.35 million rested, Lewis said " I made College In Manchester, the any orders made In her couldn't close it again. I ginning Monday, in liie viii- Tuc.*d.ij for drunkenness. Not bad, at all! , all these jaw* tn my tim e." [stale's largest city name. Ruby Offered i as close as possible to tha Cape. The Board o f Control has narrowed the sites for the proposrd facility down lo two in Seminole County and one In Orange County, and tha Iniard Is scheduled to make a final selection at it* Friday meeting here. Bryant said the tee site in southeast Seminole County meets the time factor, but the space officials feel there arc other factors which it does not fill. Me did not ela­ borate. am| added Davis and Debus did not suggest any specific sile. Herald Broadens Coverage 01 Area News 300 Face Trial Shrivel1 Boom > A ’s Set T o Move >1 Barriers Down VAH-7 To Fly To USS Enlerprise ri. Sentenced Barry Feels Out New Hampshire Prisoners Freed FR ID AY N IG H T SPEC IAL! FISH FRY . Former MP Caught In Own Trop Jaycees Make Program Change Sanford Woman Victim O f Charge Racket A L L YOU C A N E A T AIUILTS $135 A r/ • 11*■’J j Yawn Party n oo ED ^ Cries (W ere)wolf l ----> •' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, January 07, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 07, 1964. 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T, 1964 Caribbeans Inhale The Dollar Cigar Railways Roll To Profitable'63; Fatter Earnings Ahead In '64 standard. Isn't it Ju m a ica'jen ce o f Cuban tobacco from b e l o w w onderfu l?" (N EA) — Five year* after U.S. <lxar market. It la one o f those jagged While the Caribbean is Fidel C astro's victorious en­ little footnotes to history busy planting tobacco, U.S. try into Havana, his relent­ that as U.S. stockpiles of leaf and cigar Importers are less crusade against capital- Havana leaf dwindle, U. ?. starting to bet on Cuba’ s pois beginning to bear fruit cigar consumption begins to tentinl successors. It si a very among < aim's near*«t nrigu- break records. In 1963. well ju icy bet. over $600 million went up In the first place, an litFaster and faster, the is- i in cig a r smoke — m ore Ihtn vetrrate cigar smoker's »1land* o f Jam aica and Hispan- 'at any time since Juet after iegiunre to a flavor o r Ida are fillin g the m on ey-I World W ar I when the etc- brand stands ju st behind his making gup left by the all- arrtte began to make inroads love o f country unit just winto Hub. puli arid caboose. bead o f his devotion to his KIS O S T O N, By O w n C. Htrlaa tire will be even higher in iln lfl rffW BR^niaUHiai 1961. The previous high for NEW YORK (UPI) - The capital expenditures was $1.1 MUoo'i r a i l r o a d ! cam* through IMS with tbo bcit billion In 1937. profit performance la ala The railroad merger m ove­ years and the Industry ap­ ment slow ed to a cra w l in pears to have open ilgnali 1903, but renewed activity on well Into 1964. this key front Is looked for Despite the ilow progress in 1964. T h e path has been of merger! and the clouded made difficult because o f the labor outlook, the carriers should continue to roll up fat­ slow turning o f governmental ter earnings at least through regulatory machinery and bit the first half of the new year. ter rivalries among railroads. Most government and private Here ta the IMS boxsenre economists see the economy on Interstate Commerce Com ­ holding at Its present level or mission's (IC C ) actions on rising slightly over the first pending m erger and control six months. plans: —An ICC examiner gave Plnsl results for HO are not yet in, but industry off! conditional approval o f the clals estimate Class 1 roads Norfolk and Wcdrrn-Nlckel will post total profits of about Plate - Wabash mrrgcr-and9690 million or 14 per cent lease plan. more than the $571 million —An agen cy rxaminrr a p ­ earned in 1902. proved control of the Western This would be the best In­ Pacific Railroad by the San­ dustry showing since 1997 ta Ke railw ay and denied the when the major lines cleared competing Southern P acific 9737 million and would halt application to rontrol tlte an earnings downtrend that Western P acific. A final ICC aet la after 1999. In that year decision In this case is ex ­ the carriers had a combined pected In 1961. net income of $927 million. — F.xaminer approval of This 14 per cent Jump In control o f the Ihree-rallroud profits was achieved on an es­ Muskogee Company system timated rise in gross revenues by the T exas and Pacific of only two per cent. The In­ Railway. dustry magazine Railway Age — E xam iner approval of says, however, that 1903 control b y the Missouri Pa earnings still represent only clflc of the Chicago ami East about s three per tent return ern Illinois railroad. on net operating income com­ —Full commission approval pared with "tha six per cent of the m erger of the Seaboard that It usually considered a Air Line railroad and the At fair basis for utilities." lantlc Coast Line railroad. But la the fact of this over­ In the east, rontrol o f the all improvement In railroad Hsltlmore and Ohio by the fortunes, many roads, par­ Chesapeake and Ohio which ticularly in the east, are not the ICC approved In 1962, earning enough to meet cur­ cleared its final hurdle when rent expenses. tha Suprem e court dcnlrd a According to tha Associa­ petition b y rail unions to ov e r­ tion of American Railroads, turn the ICC decision. of tha nation's 102 Class 1 Hut a possihlr fatal blow roads, 26 failed to earn was delivered by the govern enough In the first nine ment to the proposed giant months of 1963 to cover their consolidation o f the l ’ ennsyl fixed charges. Of these, je vania and New York central were la the east, eight were lines. In the south and two In the Near the conclusion o f moro west. than two years of ICC pro The rosier profit picture stemmed from several fs c tors. Among these were fe d ­ eral Income tax Investment credits and revised drprccla tlon allowances, a sharp econ om y sse, heavy investments In Improved equipment ami facilities and a rise In bu si­ ness activity, which was re fleeted In increased rarloudtngs. Hall officials point out, however, that if the level of business should dip only "lightly in 1961 the im pact would lie disproportionately felt In many railroads' ea rn ­ ings. battling to rut rods, the Industry in 1963 sank m ore than $1 billion into new equip­ ment, up 23 per rent from the $ a u million in 1962 and ex ­ pectations are that this fig- eroding* in the rase, the Jus tics Department registered Its opposition to the PennsyCentral Hookup anil a special White House Interagency committee on transport m er­ gers also Indicated Its oppo­ sition. Instead, the com m ittee d Is recultivated, w ill'p a y 23 cents to hu $1.59 for a cigar Second, the cigarette-can- And hs imported rignrs <p,at ,||PKiHncc command premium prices, the end o f Havana leaf stock­ and dom estic cigar* usually piles has also opened thu . require the addition o f iindoor to u host o f new finBLYTH, England i t P it — port,.,| |,.a f, Cuba’s exit from vois and brands, especially Sundni Douglas, to, wrote, to j(,c t.’ .S. cigar box leave* a those tarrying the luhel o f n wrist-watch firm telling fat cushion for the suppliers Claude S. Hawkins, wiih his exclusive men's shups ami them she tied her new watch |who fj|| thp 21th pint, topped December supper clubs. New Y ork's to her hlcyrte wheel am i rode Th). ( -Mri,1|>, nll donors to the Seminole County “ 2 tn Club, for example, is it through mud and p u d d le - I , lUe.n l|y, n, „ re ,|,aii n little Klood Hank. already putting out its ow n to test it Just the w ay they f,.Veri*h in the rush to swell Other donors during Decem­ brand of Mexican leaf cigars. did <m television. its tnbnrco production. ber were l/Tc N. Flllnton. 22; The ln«». but far from v The Mutch unlike those «n |„ Kingston, for example, David II. Green and Howard minor consideration, is tha television — stopped, Sandra |[0yul Jumuican leuf has sud- E. Bass, 21; Henry D. t'sint, chance manufactuicr* and sald. The company promised I,],,|||y |Mcoiue « mujor topic 2ft; John T. Fortier. IS; Don­ distributors are finally get­ to Investigate, but sen t m. of ,.orktail and dinner table ald J. Hales and Henry L . ting to make a pitch to m new vtuU'h. |conversation mining people i Muse, 17; If. II. Fortner. Id; untapped market. who don 't know a panatels Willtard Sessions, Marvin E. enormous, fit,., mulii from a corona. »v It I» is nm not »unW arfcl and H Elm er E. Wontc-| *J,IB ntnnufm-turei >fun' - i )m n n mu .I1HVI liutlil._ out . 1,(11 Unbeaten THE GRANDMA of nil “ pony tail*" is displayed by Mrs. Mieko Dukes und hold by her .ton, Hobby. Mrs. Dukes, u native of Japan and wife o f S Sgt. W. Dukes, Orlando AFII, Is b'2” anil her “ p in t a il" reaches to Iter knees. They were pictured at the Seminole County courthouse while pur­ chasing uutomobile license tags. (Herald Photo) Hawkins Top Blood Donor » ITHACA. N. Y ( NE A ) Hiaje luliano, tackle and 196t co-captain o t the Ithaca football .quad, was unbeaten n. lim y weight wrestler last season. »<• « young host- i nay. 14: Harry C . Echolberger «•»*. Iwr ryr» gleam ing, »ay; and John E. Higgins Sr.. I* "I 'v e had » letter from Wilfred A. Sm oroskl. Jesse D. 'tladdjr in London nnd he >avs Crew s and Robert II. I.cKlls, the Cubun tobnreo they’re II. and Robert F. Graham ami 1getting now is 60 percent Lester L. Tiliis, 10. y ^ * M ting quit* plainly thnt there's n new cigar shape — nnd tn<te jdcsixned to p l c s e the Am erI lean housewife. No Plot In Oswald Slaying Seen DALLAS (UPI) — A com mission Investigating the as­ plcte investigation into the sassination. C arr said the report also shooting o f Leo H arvey OtIncluded, "the attempted mur­ wald showed no collusion be­ der o f (ion. Edwin Walker." tween Dallas police and A shot was fired through a Oswald's acif-appointrd execu­ window in W alker'* Dallas tioner Jack Ruby, Dist. Ally. h om e last April. Oswald's wi­ Henry Wade said today. dow toisl her attorney that the The investigation into Os­ accused assassin Implicated wald's death was Just a por­ him self as the *niper who tion o f a "com plete ami de­ fired on Walker. tailed" report on President W ade said he had Just be­ Kennedy's assassination and gun to study the section of the events surrounding it filed the report dealing with Os­ with the state attorney gen­ eral's o ffic e at Austin. T exas Atty. Ren. Waggoner Parr said the report included! the Investigative findings by state and Dallas authorities | on the President’ * murder, | the wounding of G ov. John Connully, the shouting o f Dal­ las policeman J. !». Tippil, | and tile slaying o f Oswald, j Carr was gathering evidence for the special federal com­ w ald's death, but that he was convinced by the evidence put forth that Kuby had no con ncction* with Dallai police. The district attorney said the report dealing with Os­ w ald's slaying included two volumes. One volume held evidence which prosecutor* could use at Kuby's trial, and the other rontalnrd documents, which according to Wade, "rela te primarily to security mea surcs in e ffect at the tim e.’* Legal Notice in .i'o ir r h k n m i r r i o N o r ‘•KMHiint r n r i ; h i m * i ik n tM O liir* n w r o iit i •> T iu :* r t T K . o k r i o i m i t a t t im : u .o m : o r iii » i m : m «\ n»:n >*. nwii. ok 1 37d,u33.1l 4.310.414 >4 1.473.C2A 19 €13,006.14 Y lnkr u* your lumber .m l building m a te ria l, center. Whether you're planning an extensive modernizing job, d.ud.lof 43.500 06 rerouting or just doing sim ple home r e p a ir . . . . you're sure In I inti our nlork of lum ber, nilllw ork and building innlerinl one of I lit* best available. — HUADQUAKTUKS F O R - » *• " T R U -L0 X ill. 161 >7 i 9:6, m ; >’ PRE-BUILT Roof Trusses €12.111 56 7.4*»3.in»7 U 193.137-74 1(0.2 si.ll YVK F E A T U R E Glidden & Tex-O-Lile Q U A L IT Y VISIT OUR COMPLETE non* 13.6 3 J .404 54 Hardware Dept. 100,400.94 430,440 0 I I JUa<4 li- 4 aab, Nvtary Publl# • 4 lM iru« # f / n p H a .Vfuil .VfJjM P A IN T S 179.031 11 Book " I S ' , Fag.a I* nrnl II . PubUo llacord* o f TOTAL CAPITA!* ACCOUNT3 Hatnlnol* County, Florldn, together w ith th* followltiK TOTAL LI A III I.ITI CM AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Itrnia o f pro|M*riy which nr* WKWtlll %M» t loc*l*«l In nnd |»«rminniily In* • tailed na * part of tli* lilt* Aa»»t* pUdircd t»r .i«-1 *<•>«*d to ca^urc llabllltlea and fur oths*r purpoa** pruvtmant* on **ld land: (Including not#* nnd hill* rediscount­ CIKNKHA1* E L E C T R I C ed an l •s'CUrttlea *«»!<! with agrr*PROP* IN IIA NOB MOriBI* ment to r*purcha6«4 .. . ......... d.>71.431II N44V6CR UCIIIAL UVlUi* (a) b u m a* ihuwn almv* *r* after • 4(1 11 *,304 94 deduction o f valuation rea«rve« o f l,t\\\II(i: 1117AT!: It MOUBL >1079 HI.ItIAI- I1JTII7 (b) Hsitirltic* .!• ghuwrii ub»»v# ir* after d*dtn tlout of valuation r««rrve» o f Ral#d thl* 3rd day of J a n ­ l# Mary It. Duugla**, AvaUtant V uary, 1164. *bovB-n*m*d bank, do •oUtnnly swear that thl* report o f con IBCAU Arthur If. n*<*kwlthv Jr.* <111 Ion I* Iru* anl correct, to the br« t o f tnv knowledge and belief. riark Circuit Court Curreol— Att4«ti Mary u D<iiigt.ixa lift Mart It* T. VlltUn T. U. Tucker Imputy C U rk Living llurtf*'»* Dlrr» tot* Danlal J. LoK«vro of AV. \ I'Alrl k AVA It KICK* C AlUi ILL A (HKAL) toLate of Florida, County o f b«mlnole, L«KKVM Sworn to and auUeortbed before me this 3rd day of j«n <7d Waal Pulrbunki Av*nu* uary, 1961. and 1 hereby certify that I am n.»t an offUs*r or V. O. Bob ltd director o f thl* h.mk. Winttr I’ irk. Plorldn My eoininleeln* eRptrea rieptember 27. 1945. buhltak Jao. T. H it. m his tarte ,.vr link suspicion is driving more smoker* to try c ijn r -. ( |t js axiomatic in the smnk; Jnic business that cigar snw j,er, n j|| almo.it invariably trade themselves up to high, er pritCd brands, f |„ addition, the free-for-all hard ,|,nl j,#, broken out follow ing Self Testing Spoils Watch Coll, balance* with othar 1»» •k«. anil c»*h (tim* In pri»r*p$ of 4*«ill**ft|cin ITntirsI Ktntr« Oovirnmrnt obligation*, dlrtct arid irurant Obligation* of Hlitta *n<l political • vision* ....... i— • Oth*r bond*. m>lM. *n<! <1M>*ntur#* (Including I4l5.dd0.on norurltU* o f Krdrrnl include* and unrpordttomi not gUANHltdid bjT ITH > Corpor.it*- «tos'k« (IttcludlriK 9 non* itiH'k o f hVtloal ||0it»rv9 lUnkl ............ Loan* and dlvcount* (Intituling 9 Mono nt*rdrnft*i ......... ........................................ . — Bank praml*** ewnari S oon$, furnltur* •mi t Ixtttfdd .. .................... (lUnk iirvmliM owrt9i| nr* •ul*J**« t to | non* lIfni not n**nmrd by bunk) . i> tiii: n u n it n m ir ok l t d i i UK i o artltd nth#r limn Imnk pr«tnl«c* Invv*tmant* and oth^r #i*mi» linllreotly t i i w n iv r ii j i n i m i , c m . r t iift o n lln i bunk pr*mli«t or c u t , m %*t> rim Usui. otli*r r*»,tl fftsit* « ----*01*11 COUNTY. M.MIllll % Cuitomrr*' li.iMUtr to thl* bank on l « l’ k*«r*rr *w. 13617 ftl dipt AIII9I out ht .1 n<11'i u . . . rOHKrt.OOl III; OK t mi.. t i i o i i M oirrii tin: rn trr c o u n t v h a v I s «i h ToT.lL AMHETM .............. ...... HANK, a Ninv York Corpora­ l.l %iiil.irii:u tion PUInttff I Liniind d< po*lta of Itnllvl lual#, partner* alilp*. * ml s'orporni Ion* .... . , . Vt J KMT.H K BTRPP and -%R. Ttnir aii'l m v Iiiki iliputll* o f Individual*, pdflntrahlpd. and eorparntloua —. lsCONB l>. STKI*I\ h16 wlf#* lifts nd.I tl tM Urpmlli o f I mtrsl Htnliu Oofarnnn olN ( ln< ftudliig RfmUl aavlnga) M i n n : ot* H o i i i o p i t : hr|H)«|ls o f Htltri Util |Kilit|.-i| ailbdlV l*1o|t» K o iin i.tmi i i i : b i i .i : n r iHrpoall* o f liuiik* ( l i n k Nolle* I* 11rrfby glv*n Imf- <*trt!(ln*l and offlivr*' chacka, ate. . . II I •u*nt to n Kl rial t>*cr*o of TOTAL DKPOHIT* (a) Total sirm*tnl .lr|H»alt* ^ 1 U ll.lI U ! Korecloiur* dntod January 3r*l, (0) Totnl thu* and 1964, an<l $nt«*r*d In rhnris ory attvIliK* «!r|isi*lt«i I 5,174,^44 Id No. 13617 of tli* Circuit Court «if tba Ninth Jusllrltl Cl m ill MortiCMKc* or olh«r lion* > non* on ImiiK prcittliM and | is■>in* t.n In and for Htfuilnnl* County, otin r real osstjt* ... .. . . . — VlorbU. nu*rvln CHIB COUNlt#tll«oount * **it| ntlitr 1it it 1111 If■ for T r HAVIVOM n\NK 19 I'latn* borrt»wr,| niotiay tiff and JAMC.H i: MTKI'I* ntnl AltLKONt: I>. HTKPP, hi. wlf#. Acorptnnar* #B*cut$d by or for Account ••( 1b ■ bank m d pul it -*ndtng 6ra f>«f*nd«nta, I will aril to th* high**! Iildtlvr for at Oihrr lluhllltli** .........—.................. ....... tha front do4»r o f th* Hanil* Tl ol* County CoiirttuiU** III TuT \L LI \ III I.ITIIlH 4*%1*1 1 11. .11 4 4»l M i L inford. KlurMn, at 11:10 AM. o'clock on tli* lath day of Capital: tai Common ato'k, total par valu* f i oon January, 1964 fit* following itsI Preferred itock, total par v*lu« I non#, 4*geribdd proporlf# Ml f ••rtu lotul ri'tlriMr vnlu* > none In snlJ Final Peer**, to-w li: (oI r'-ipltal iiutea and di'itoiilurr* f riono lw.st 19 of llbis'k •Ml*, KAHTIIII* HIIC H IT It |>t V I- durplui ■ION, C M I- NO m m :. *«j- Un li) I tvd proftu r.irdlUK to tli* I'Ut thvrr- ll69«r%0B (aud ratlrruiunl Mcvount for pr«f*rr$d capitnl) > $sf *• r*<7ord#d li Plat Legal Notice to break, ft takes an act »r war or an embargo. Hut once W e otoek n ro m p le ti- lin e o f builderts h a r d w a r e , tilrvt* lawn anti g a rd en I imiI.w anti H ttpplirs, in c lu d ­ in g fr rtili/rr ? ». H r . SAVE! Take Advantage Of Our New C ASH ’n C A R R Y POLICIES GATOR Lumber & Hardware 700 French Ave. ik J J) / un«#rfiMj ’64 Jet-smooth Luxury Chevrolet Wlnt <l.xtt it taVo to make n c a r a en-at higliwnY performer? If tho mr happens to l<c a t»l Chcvrokt, one tiling only. A hiKhway. t Yoti II flitfl everything cfcr alrmtiy nratly pnt kagvsl for you—cm the car exactly aa you pick it oR tho showroom lloor. . There * a choice of seven engines—nil the way lip lo a twin-carb high-conipmvsion 425-hp VH*—and four trailsuiLviums, including a finely honed -1-spced stick shift.* #And underlying it all—a bump-tvkimming Jet-smooth ride that helps ktyp tho performauce goat even when the highways aren't so great. . , ut. sptJcuJ^.P®rf°rimmep rqmp- j m J H merit? f t o teaaooal driving skiila? Forget Nobody has to doctor or rant or soup up thoai ChfvrnlrU to jn-t the U-nt out of them. Thi-v \vm- l.uilc to lwdriven by i/mi-tm the kinds nf roads ii»u drive <ut. A"d liiald rrally Lhi* U>L of a jP'uuL highway twrformer: Just alnut anyone ran gel a kick out of driving one, jvut aa it comes out of the nhowroom. \Snich, after all, U tho kind of performance you'd ox^vect from Chevrolet. The greater satisfaction and enjoyment built into these cars i.s bonu* our year after year, by the higher rcs-tlc they bring over other makea m their field. Next time you’n* out your dealer's way. allow a few extni minutes to sample one of these highL m way perfonnera on your own. A few aril really all you’ll need. That's enough time* to do a lot of driving in a Chevrolet. T H E G REAT H IG H W AY P E R F O R M E R S C h e vro le t. Chevalle . Chevy n . Corvair . C o r v a t t e ^ ___ _________ See them at your Chevrolet Showroom HOLLER iWOTOR SALES COMPANY 219 E. SE C O N D STREET SA N FO R D FA 2-0711 �0 • Seminole Supported In Bid For University 0 By Jnlian fttenatrona Everybody'* excited! • • • About the possibility of landing the East Central Flor­ ida University. Seminole citi# s e n s are beginning to feel the flutter of butterflies in their stomachs. • • • Seminole is so close to get­ ting the one thing that will * stabilize this county’s econ­ om y from now until . . . well, you name itl , • • • Despite the visit of Gen *0 Davis and Dr. Debus with Gov. Bryant Tuesday the Clock feels that the Board of Controlwill not break faith with their own criteria. If they do they'll have cost a number o f counties thousands o f dollar* ami many people an awful lot of time. Why Gen. Davis and Dr. Debus waited untd three days before 0 the Board's final decision to approach the governor Is a mystery to us. ft Our opinion Ls that Orange County—which has grabbed so many m ajor projects in Cen tral Florida — figured they'd get this one, too, without any trouble. They didn't figure on little Seminole coming up with a big slingshot (our top-notch site committee here) and two big pebbles (I.ake Ada ami Econ). Of course, the giant's not dead yet. But hc'a des­ perate! By r re d Van Pelt A large delegation o f San­ ford and Sem inole' Countyleaders will leave Thursday for Tallahassee to attend Fri­ day's State Board of Control meeting when a site L* to be chosen for the proposed East Central Florida undergraduate university. In the local delegation will be City and County Commiss­ ioners, legislators and Cham­ ber o f Com m erce officials. Seminole County ls in a 2 1 position to he chosen os the home for the new school, since the Board narrowed from 23 original site offerings to the Econlockhatchee River | the University o f Florida en ­ graduate engineers and aclenand Lake Ada sites in this gineering school are much the tisls engaged in space endea­ county and the Bluestone site, . sam e. The GENESYS pro- vors. 12 m iles south of Orlando. ' gram will be an educational Since other East Central Although the deadline for television school for graduate counties, excepting |engineers and scientists, as Florida site offerings was last O cto-1 her. Orange County was " s t i l l ! will the engineering school Orange and Seminole, have pitching" today by offering extension. There have been been eliminated in considera gratis 1.000 acres near Apop- proposals that the engineer- tion of a university site. The Tw o space experts from i in ? school extension should he Sanford Herald Tuesday asked com m ent from these Brevard County protested placed on the undergraduate for newspapers: Tuesday to Gov. Farris Bry­ ; university site. Del-and Sun News—We sin­ The Governor's press sccreant the possibility of placing the school away from the j tary also explained that re ­ cerely hope the new univer­ ference to the undergraduate sity will he placed In Sem i­ Cape Kennedy area. Governor Bryant's p r e s s university a* a "space uni­ nole County. Of course, we secretary Tuesday explained versity" is inconsistent since have Stetson University here that the OKNKsS'S program an actual space university I* but we would like to see the and the proposed extension of planned for the future f o r ' new state university close to home so that prospective GOVERNOR HEARS Volusia County students will SITE ARGUMENTS have a short commuting dis­ tance. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - Two U. S. space leadcra said leesh u rg Com m ercial— The Tuesday the State f o n t lb ) WEATHER: Pnrtl.v cloudy nnd warm through Thursday; high today 75-80; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JANUARY 8. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 100 Test Firing Of Gemini Rocket Set Johnson Cuts U. S. Spending S500 Million Helpless LONDON (U P I) — Britain, worried by American pro­ tests, said today it has no legal mean* to stop an 811 million sale o f buses to Castro Culm. (Story on png 9). 2 Die In Fete With "Jaycee Week" »ehed-1 ulrd for Jim. ID-25, the public ts invited by the Junior Chantber o f Commerce to nominate young men for Distinguished Service, Good Government ami Outstanding Young Farmer awards. These selections sre made by other members of these par­ ticulsr groups. Tho purpose o f these avrarda is lo give recog ultion to individuals fo r out.standing service, ability and accomplishments Hint havo contributed so much to our town, county nnd area. Any f u r t h e r information needed ns to nomination can lie received by calling the Jaycee building at FA 2-3181. Jaycee chairmen for thesa awards are: Frank Finch, Distinguished Service A w ard; Gene Estridge, Good Govern* ment; Cecil Tucker, OutstamN ing Farmer; Bill Richardson, Outstanding Young Teacher und Lee Huwkins, Outstanding Young Sailor. Jaycee president Jim Smith asks that the public take an active interest in m aking nomination* fur these award* no that no outstanding individ­ ual will b« overlooked. for the test firing o f « rocket olh or 4" ndl,l,“ e* for K0* " ' ,hp HK° o f 21 “ nd 35’ ,nd d w s L ,. . nor today to allow him to not hnvt to a member o f that w ill hurl an unmanned u k (( |mrl , ger, „ . „ r ,,r„ . the J.ycees hut does have to Gemini space capsule into an jWS,.,| debates during the l>e a resilient o f Seminole • • • earth •Him within twe i-ampnign. County. Clock watchers ara still Johnson proposed spending i The Good Government award railing about First Street In $979 billion in fiscal 1963-a nominee must have the fo l­ A. I.. WILSON (left) and Earl lliynfinbothuin (right) are given the oath Tho Titan-'J booster, a Sanford, lint today's was not cut o f $3oo million from the I of office a* Sanford city conitnis.sioner.H hy Acting City Manager Henry modified version o f Hie nuD ALLAS ( Ul ’ ll — Jack lowing qualification*: A resi­ about the trucks on the city’s $98.4 billion budgeted hy the j Tumm. Wilson, who was re-elected in November to succeed himself, was tion'* most powerful war Ruby's lawyers will offer the dent of Seminole County, no main item . It has to d o with lato Presiilent Kennedy for chosen mayor for tho next year hy unanimous vote of the Commission. missile, is the key to the link dapper atrip club operator to ngc requirement. May be an parallel parking. The watch­ the current year. He said this Iligginltotham replace Tinnitus S. McDonald on the Commission. between the sum-aaful M er-ltlie Warren Commission to elected official, an appointed er said you could park 20 would mean a deficit of $19 cury manned space flight] explain hi* avenger role in officer, nu employe or a com ­ autos diagonally m the same billion, far below previous ex­ program and the A pollo man-; the ussussinati-n o f President munity-minded official, pro­ space required (or 10 cars pectation*. vided be or she bad made an lied lunar expedition planned John F. Krnncdy. parked parallel. He also add­ outstanding contribution in In his first State of the Un­ before ll)7h. | , ed that First Street could be the field o f good government. Roth stares o f tile mighty J U 0 I4 llt'O 1 l 'l t l l widened a couple of feet on ion message to Congress, the No person will h« considered challenged each side and this would President a l s o space rocket will he fired in O RAN (U P I) — Algerian for nomination who was electsolve the parking problem and Russia to follow his lead in sequence while anchored side President Ahmed Ben Bella ed in a state-wide election or In an effort to accelerate still leave plenty of sidewalk ordering a 23 per cent reduc­ ( liy side ^on tho steel lamuh today ordered tan Immediate 1whose appointment I* such as well as increasa lta c o v e r ­ tion In output o f enriched ar r t. i stand from whl*h tw o astro- tru.i fot . . . j p e r s o n arred.-l a j (flat h< » m e * m e state as a age of new* of all areas o f umniuiu — ait atom ic cvplo-' ♦ • • |naut« will b« sent aloft hi * j „ 0rttn for rioting sgslust whole, rather than a city, Seminole County and certain s h e —and closing dow n (our i age office during regular A 113-signature petition call T.istening to the political A voodoo curse backfired (i,'nu" i »l»«eera ft curly next o ,e government because o f county or district. section* o f Volusia County, tick-lock o f tile clock we hear plutonium piles. ing for a special election in hours, Dftice schedules, a“ **’ ** * 1unemployment, He said such action by Outstanding Young Funner j Thu Herald announced today *et earlier by Mrs. Peters, shortly before noon today . . .] While that County Commissioner scientist* readied the! the Village of North Orlando nominees must be young men that It will discontinue publl. arc 9 a in. until noun on .Mon and three Negroes are being] severed tlU-foot Titan-2 for a James I*. Avery may run for Kusda, coupled with new dis­ between the sge o f 21 and .'15 cation o f Hie Are* Edition t h i s to elect a live-member char­ days, Tuesday a and Wedncs held m city jail under sus­ Seminole tax collector, and armament proposals test o f its ability to fulfill its picion of robbery. l*»l ° r “ » “ u"ity to fulfill iu WASHINGTON ( U P I I A ier committee w as presented who have made unusuul nnd which norm ally appear* each days ami from 1 until 3 p m . that Grady Hall of Altamonte country will advance at Gen­ Chief Roy G. Williams re- Lentinl role, the Navy Iu»’ »- v |ce presidential bo.iiilet ap- notable progress with their to the Village Council at Tues­ on Thursday* arid Fridays.! Thursday. Springs—form er police chief eva. would bo an important i day " M l successfully tested pear* to lie developing for agriculture career. He must day night's monthly business Special evening and Sunday cited the event lltusly; and now constable in that dis­ step toward arms control and Indead. The Herald will Nathaniel Walters, Negro, » " "d '.tm e d version o f its "IVnre Jurp* D irector It. Sarl>a an actual farm operator piihli'h all area new* and "our ultimate goal . . . a meeting. hours for registration will be trict—may run for sheriff. Although a total of only IIH o f .Seville, informed Richard m<>*t powerful missile — the yihrivcr Jr., brother-inwho derive* a minimum o f photos a* they are received world without war. n world set as the election dale nears pidiiri* "A -3' signatures was ncedrd to law nf (ha lata President two-third* nf bis income from daily. And speaking of politics, made safe for diversity." Offices open tills year are liras, Chase and Company Thu "A -3 ", designed to l>e Kennedy. The 2832-word address, make the election mandatory, those held by Anderson and manager, that he had been farming. Selection wilt be ba s­ before and atfer the city e lec­ Hie Herald maintains • fired float nuhlm-iged sub­ council w a, advised that a put under a spell by a "root tion l a s t November, the shorted Mate of the Union ed on significant contribution* complete staff of area cor­ llol> Stephenson. marines, lighted up the misty r] \ ) M q VO second petition i* available! doctor" and ordered to stcul Clock’ s o l' ear-to-the-ground message since Franklin D. mndu to Ihu well Ireing of the respondents. Thrir name* and In closing. th o,e attending spaceport as it streaked to prognosticator and informant, Roosevelt’ s in 1931. was tele­ bearing a number ol addition were reminded that the Tl) tho (,'ha so hank deposit this LOUISVILLE. Ky. (U PI) community, stule or nation a* telephone numbers will ap­ the fringe* nf space ahead of morning. R. E. Porter, predicted that vised and broadcast to the al names. Mobile N Ray Unit will be in — Kansas City Athletics own nn Individual or through lend- pear daily on the editorial Dens, In (urn. notified Chief a bright column o f amoke anil The petition was turned AI Wilson would be Sanford's nation. Hie Village this Thursday in er C h a r l e s (). Finley act up ership in civic, furm, church, page, beginning with Thurs­ mayor in ltMH. Okch, R. E., On the domestic front, over to Mrs. Barbara Peters, front of the General Store Williams, ivho assigned Lt. flume. It can carry nuclear shop iu Convention Center to . fraternal or othur orgunizu- day's edition. quit bragging! Johnson declared "uncondi­ clerk, for verification willun from I until 6 p.in. It also was Ben Butler ami Lt. Jog Hick­ destruction equal to I million •lay In prvpura fur muibng |lions. Anyone having news Items • • • ton* o f TN I lo target* a* fur tional w ar on p overty" and Hr - next It) days after which announced that unless re­ son to follow through. tlie A ’* franchiso here, do-1 Nomination* for them out- which they desire The Herald Tills morning Ilea* prepar­ away a* 2,800 miles, but Tues­ Folks over at Holler's In urges! the lawmakers to make a special meeting will be call­ sponse this year is belter than spite strung opposition fruui standing citizen* ran bo made tn publish are requested to Sanford are wearing big the second session of the Mlh ed to take further action on in past years, the X-Ray Unit ed a dum m y hank deposit, day night’ s shot was tut short by obtaining an entry blank contact either the correspond, other club owner*. : covered with 25 single dollar for test purposes. smiles these days. A prom in­ Congress the best in history the election. will not return in 1963. fruni Hoi Jaycee building on cot In their area or the news| bill-. Walters, a* instructed, In other business Mayor W ent motor magazine named by cutting taxes, passing civil Thu federal space agency f rrnrh Avenue or by aimply |a per. i matched the deposit at (tic said Tuesday the Titun-2’* one of their products the car rights legislation and provid­ W. Anderson reported that NICOSIA, Cyprus (U IT )__ writing tho luiiuo of tlm per-1 The Herald’* new* tele* company's office, S e c o n d first stage, which produce* of the year. ing m edical care for the aged. North Orlando's indebtedness Cypru* rolled back its mad Hon **leet*d, their qunliflcu-] phone numbers on Uto San« • • ■.street and Oak Avenue, and Fit),000 pound* of thrust will He also railed for reform to Florida Power Corporation barricade* Unlay, bringing Hon* and why you feel they ford exchange are 322-3611, I fled, entering a car and driv­ lie fired far 30 second* tn Sanford received a nice of "o u r tangled transport*- for street lights, which totaled the inland's feuding Greek |"hould receive this uwnrdJ 322-2612 nnd 322 2613. Th# ing away. plajr in the current Holiday tion and transit policies," the m ore titan $6,000, had been Friday's test — one-fifth it* and Turkish communities face Mail your entry to the S a n -1 newspaper also has two Butler und Hickson follow­ linrimil binning time. Then magazine. The city Is prom i­ "m ost effective, efficient for­ dissolved m D ecem ber by face for thu first time fuiil-Sdmliiole County Junior trunk lines from the Orlando nently mentioned in an ar­ eign aid program e v e r" and agreement with the company. ed and stoppul the ca r at the 100,00(1 pound thrust sec­ lo ticle entitled, "A long A Lazy inorp homes, schools, librar­ Heavy Attack Squadron 7 FmuHi Street and Oak Ave­ ond stage engine **i|| ignite sim-o fighting broke out last i Uhmnber <>f Commerce, D. O. and Winter Dark exchanges. Anderson suggested t h a t | Box 1313, Sanford. Deadline They are 12 1 8821 sm l 123River." It was written hy ies anil hospitals than ever steps now tie taken to turn "P ea cem ak ers" will fly from nue, arresting Beniamin J. as if it were streaking toward limn Ui for elitrie* to l»- judged will. >938. Benedict Thirlrn ami des­ were authorized in any pre­ the lights hack on since great Sanford Naval Air Station to Ar linger. Seville. Harold C. space. b» no biter limn 12 noon, | cribes a three-day drive dur­ vious session of Congress. Iv reduced rates are specified board Hie USS Enterprise Jackson, Melbourne, and Karl , I tl•l . * i Ihuirtdiiy, Jan. 23. O l h e r l ing which the author watches Then, obviously mindful of in the new franchise agree­ Monday for a short operating U. Holloman. Crescent City. ‘ , award* to la g Iveu niu Out-1 ATHENS, Grccco (U P I) Florida's beautiful St. Johns the approaching national poli­ ment with the power com­ period to ptepare for an e x ­ Chief Williams identified \ \ lines* wa* sentenced i , vuh's standing Young Teacher nod j The government released 41 rise from a sleepy stream to tical conventions and the elec pany t ouncil representative* tended Sixlii Fleet deploy­ Holloman ns the "root d o c ­ to 18 months in prison Mon­ Outstanding Young S a i l o r . 1 political prisoner* Tuesday. a major ocean port. Its in­ tion campaign. Johnson told will meet with officials of the ment in February. . tor" who presumably placed I day for refusing to work at n teresting and worth reading. the lawmakers. During a short In port per­ the qiell on Waller*. The] North Orlando Company in an civil government jo b a* o r­ • • • "It can hi- done by this effort to work out a participa­ iod at Norfolk, Vu , later till* Chief added Holloman i* an dered by tin, U. S. selective Here's another tip on new sum m er." tion agreement for payment month, the staff of Heavy At ordained minister of Hie gos­ service board when Iu, stated laws for Florida drivers. Now, In calling for approval of of tit*.- lights alter a survey is tuck Wing I will go lo N or­ pel and was armed with a > NASHUA, N. II. ( UPI ) - religion-I reason* again st Ink you must use the right lane the $11 billion tax rut hill by ; made to determine the num­ folk and conduct Hie squad­ pistol. Sen Barry Goldwatcr sound 1j „ K u,, , rn„ . H e'i* Dwight M on multiple lane highways ex ­ the end of January, Johnson ber needed. County Judge Vernon Mize rrl out his vole getting ability Grantham, 24, ron’s annual administrationof llixoii, cept when passing or ap­ urged Congress to lower the inspection Also, was hearing testimony by today in three key industrial Tmm. Ordinance* adopting t h e material proaching a left turn, o r when basic withholding rate from Seminole County Plumbing during tin.* period, Cdr Bryan Butler and Hickson at press cities where he needed heavy directed by a sign, flagman 15 to 14 per cent to give Code 1 31 Hi and amending B. Bru in Jr will relieve Cdr. time preparatory to filing for­ support to win Hie (irst-inor traffic officer. Also, on wage earner* an estimated section to ol the Village Occu­ le r o y V Heath as com m and­ mal charges. the-nation presidential pri multiple lane highways with $200 million a month in added lta tional License Fee Sched­ ing officer. mary. CHILDREN no neutral strip the center buying power. ule (3 6 1 were unanimously Commander Heath will go Gotdwaler's brand of con­ 12 OR UNDER line cannot be crossed except ! approved for first reading lo the I'SS Independence as servatism, taken for granted, when authorized. Remember with second ami Hurd read­ j nuclear weapons co ordinator, to charm rural farm ers, was C n Q f g G RQ CK Ct these tips. They could save ings scheduled for the special j after comp eting a short a big question mark in North­ if you zom< money. Some disillusioned person meeting later this month orientation '•nurse in ship­ ern industrial cities. The Is having a lot ol fun . . . • • • The amendment in Ordi board procedures at Com ­ LONDON (L T D — When Arizona Republican hoped to at the expense of Mr*. Ed­ Menu Inrlu(lcit: If you're looking for good A change in the scheduled nance 36 set* a $23 fee fur mander Naval Air Force At­ former member of Parlia- find out in this state's .March na Norman, 305 Wylly Ave­ home buyers you'll find >ome p r o g r a m fur Thursday's Cole Slaw "residential, door to door so­ lantic Fleet headquarters in ment John la-wi* was arrest- loth primary whether be ran nue. o f the best listed in The Her­ lunrheon meeting of the French Fries liciting of orders to sell, by Norfolk. ed on drunken driving charg­ rapture most of the urban, .Mrs. Norman told The ald's classified section. We S e m i n o l e County Junior linked Deans samples or otherwise, alt Six VAII 7 m iners have industrial vole. es, he Insisted that hi* own Herald today she ha* been hear that realtors in this Chamber of Commerce was First stop today in his charged with 12 steak din­ (irils county now have some o f the announced toihiy. James Arch, I goods, wares or merchandise, been promoted from lieuten­ doctor he called, a court was whirlwind lour of southern' ners al a local restaurant, Hush I’ uppies h e * listings they've had in district manager o f the Dale including magazine subscrip­ ant, junior grade, to lieuten­ told Tuesday. tions. except as otherwise ant. They are Albert M. Hampshire was this with time for an unkrpt ap­ what New "W ell," said !.cwis. some time. Carnegie Institute will speak Relish Tray provided." Campbell, D.in W. Ilezeau, am I ? " mill city, home o f former pointment for a permanent on "W orkin g More Effective­ 1’iiffee Or Tea Council announced that the Dominick A. Sptnclli, James "Y o u ," said the doctor, Gov. Hugh Gregg, who is New at a beauty shop. Deltona folk, by the way, ly with People." Originally, entire occupational lircn<e K. Bratton, Wdli.uu (.'. Krlirit York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ "are drunk.” Sheriff J. I.. Ilohby Is report that they opened an Chamlier of Commerce Man "M y G o d ," said Iwwis, feller's campaign chief in the checking out a woman be agency in llong Kong seven ugvr John Kiider had been fee schedule will be reworked and Philip W Prawl. Owned A Operated and revised later in the year state. "what are you saying?" lievrd by 3lr*. Norman to weeks ago and already some slated to address tile club. B) Preliminary discussion was . r Other campaign stops were; he nuking the false orders Lewi*, 5o. a former Labor $130.oco .n Florida lots have Maxine t i Hob held <m the ordinance for this ( TIUS ( YN t T C ) W O lI parly legislator, w as-ordered scheduled al Milford, Ain- In her name. llsneuek been sold. The Mackle B r o - i y — . 1 year's rouncil rlrction on LONDON ( UPI ) — William to stand triul on charges of herst, Manchester and Portsthers have a number o f over- * fl I i l f t y 3lrrrhanU are advised to Its y. IT-92 Bo. I mouth. He delivers a major check bark with Mrs. Nor­ seas sales outlets. They report j PALERMO, Sicily ( UPI ) — March 17 with council an Kgglrton, it, who told police drunken driving. Sanford nounring that voter regi»trathat a werewolf chased him Police said that, when a r-'sp eech tonight at St. A n selm 's' man, at FAIrfax 2-33M, on that during 1963 the firm’ s [ Giuseppe Lauricclla, 30, openPh. FA 2-596$ foreign vales hit $1.23 million ed his mouth to yawn and tion books will be open, h e -1into a hedge, wa* lined S3.tit) 'rested. Lewis said "I made College In Manchester, the any orders made In her I ginning Monday, in lint v ill-. Tuesday for drunkenness. t name. j all these jaw* in in> tim e." [sta le's largest city Not bad, at all! * couldn’t close it again. Ruby Offered ) ha* the lw o Nominations Asked For Jaycee Awards CUAUTl-A, Mexico (UPI) The awnrds will lie lie,towed — This p r o v i n c i a l tewn at the annual Jaycee Distinmournrd today for victim* o f guislied Service award bull1 the fireworks explosion which quet Jan. 26. killed 12 persons and injured Qualifications for the llls12 more during I welfth-Niglit tinguished Service award arc services in a village church, i tinned on exceptional aehieveCAPE KENNEDY ( U P I ) - ! |,nent or contribution to the Am erica's second generation I 'O l K S \N l l f l t b i l l nominee's chosen field, his o r man-in-space program moves ORLANDO ( U l 'l l — Re- gunizntlon. community, state to the launching pad Friday publican Ken Folks asked or nation. He must lie between WASHINGTON (U P I) President Johnson today an­ nounced a surprise slash in federal spending below cur- i rent level*. He also ordered a cutback In nuclear production in a dram atic bid to end the "prxivacative and wasteful" arm* rare. the Board of discussed the proposrd uni- [ in Seminole County and one* versity behind closed doors in Orange County, and the for about 43 minutes. ] lward is scheduled to make a The governor said lie would ' final selection at its Friday relay the space officials' meeting here. "v e r y logical and persuasive" Bryant said the le e site in Seminole County arguments to tho Board o f ! southeast meets the time factor, but I Control. Ilryant said Davis and De- the space officials feel there bus fell the university, and a are other (actors which it |proposed extension of the does not fill. He did not rla] University o f Florida engin j borate, and added Davis and . eering school, should he locat- j Debus did not suggest any cd on the same campus and specific site. •• Zip Code :$2771 I as rlose as possible to Cape. The Board o f Control i narrowed the sites for pn)posrd factllt, to Econ site ls too close to Or- Control can find a better loca­ lando. Orlando has gobbled up tion for a space-oriented unieverything ui Central Florida, versity than the three east We'd like to see the new uni central Florida sites present­ versity put on the Lake Ads ly under consideration. site. Maj. Gen Leighton I. Davis, Melbourne Times— We have com m ander of the Air Force no comment since our two National Missile Range, and space experts are endeavoring Dr. Kurt Debus, director of to persuade the Governor to i the John F. Kennedy Space place the new university tn Center, aald the school should Brevard. We re not out o f the be 13 minutes driving time I from the Cape at the most. |picture by a long ahot. mwA. 9 Debut and Smith met with Gov. Farris Bryant and State Road Department member .. . ... . Max Brewe- o f Titusville and Herald Broadens Coverage 01 Area News Petition Asks Vote Voodoo Curse Plagues Its In North Orlando Inventor Shrivel* Boom ‘ Barriers Down VAH-7 To Fly To USS Enlerprise Sentenced Barry Feels Out Hew Hampshire , Prisoners Freed FRIDAY N IG H T SPEC IAL! FISH Jaycees Make Program Change Former MP Caught In Own Trap Sanford Woman Victim O f FRY A L L YOU C A N E A T AI HILTS $135 00 *1 4+ �teterfcrC j4. III, N U x ic m President To Confer Next Month • M ■ ■ ' ,____ ' KUffi (VTT) — A M To Sew For Mato •aid ha waa -- Fab. M o*c Of ^ W y m a n ^ ^ to a par tiia a f it***- 7 tptmlittd to to timet protod to havo MOBILE X-RAT UNIT wag on First Street Tuesday to take cheat pictures for Sanford real* dents. Standing in line for the first pictures wars, from left, Lt. Ben Butler, Ed Kaith, Lorraine Graham, associate program chairman / o f the unit of ths Tuberculosis and Res­ piratory Dissaae Aaaodatkm; Chief Roy Wil­ liams, countywide chairman of the campaign, and Mrs. Charles R. Sima, official of the Central Florida TB and BO Association. (Herald Photo) Oev an • • ta g too atfadalatra* MM’S Latin American policy. >> Mn. McCauley Dies In Orlando Mrs. Vfhsl Rath McCauley, to, died Monday ovuaiag at ton Orlando Air Terce Bias Baopttal Mfewtaf a Magthy at UST Air I * * . AUtod W. McCauley of DelOh b i a am, Larry A Bayer af Remeetoad; a daughter, Mrs. Nasty X. Richardson and grandchildren, Tracy sad Bala Richardson, all of Baa Alt unto Tex. and a brother, Claw aw A. Broeeaa of Bon­ ner Springs, Kan. il aarvkoa will be at 10 a. a . Thursday at Funeral Home with Rev. Richard J. Lyons ©ffl dating Burial will bo ia Oak' lawn Memorial Fart. Couple Sought ivic Association Launches In Slaying All-Out Membership Drive IT. AUGUSTIN! (UPI) Police sought a car carrytog a California couple today hi hopee of finding aa answer to the slaying of Feaard Joe Smith aad the disappearance of his wife aad sea. Police Bought Mr. tag Mrs. Strom Halimbus of LaMcaa, Calif., last seta driving south in a black 1M0 modal (Plymouth) car with Kentucky Ucause plates. Sbariff L. O. Davis said dte NaUminaas an heitevad to ha friend* af Smith, af Warns, Mich. Smitk was found shot to goatk Tuesday outside a hotel at St. Augustin* Beech when Davit said both couples hod stayed. He had been shot five times with a M-callbtr pistol, ap­ parently ia front of the hotel, aad hia body draigod iato aa allay, the aherlif aald. Police found tbs body after dawn, aad then found that Smith's wife, Patricia, who is pregnant, aad their four-yearold loo were gone from the hotel, aad so were the Halim ir a all * oat mtmberahip drive waa launched Monday Bight by ths North Orlando Civic Association at the reg­ ular monthly mooting of tho group hold ia tho Civic Bulld­ og. Vico President Chuck Bowail took over aa membership chairman aa called for in re­ vised by-laws approved at the meeting. Chairmen ia the peat have been appointed by the presi­ dent, however, the approved revision call* for tho vice president to bold this Job automatically. A change to by-laws also ia approved requiring that - a 23 pel cent of tho mfm berahlp bo to atteodasco to order to bold os'official meet log. The former requirement was for a quorum of 20 mem­ ber*. Snakes Dilemma TUCSON, Aril. (UPI) - A student at Pueblo High School la having trouble transporting his pet First, he used to car ry the pet to and from school on bis lap while ridtog i school bus. But the bus^driv er ordered him to put the pet Church M eet Set inside a Jar. Now asalatant The Commission on Mem principal Florence Reynolds bership and Evangelism of says Ihe pet coral snake can­ C a u g h t younr, racoons the Ebeneser M e t h o d i s t not ride the bus at all. tak a affectionate pats, cun Church will meet at 9:15 p.m. ha housebroken and even today at the church following le a n te tolerate cate the weekly Wednesday even tog prayer service. Davis said both Halimiaaa and Smith wars landscaper* aad are believed to have known each other before the two couples registered at the hotel Dec. 2S. RawaO, to aaaooaciag plus for tha drive, advised that would ask residents from each section of the commun­ ity already to the association to assist him to eootaettog prospective members. He alas announced that any peraoo presently enrolled will receive payment of his 1M4 dues as a boom for bringing to tour aew members. Annual dues became pay­ able on Jaa. 1 and new cards a n availabb from Rowall. M ixing Drinks Blamed For Youth's ‘Orgy* LONDON (UPI) - ClvD servant Norman Sutherland, IS, "weaf mad* with liquor aad tried to break up Lon­ don County Hall with hia UgMly rolled black umbrella, a court waa told Tuesday. Police laid Sutherland: —Smashed doiens of wia dow panes wtth hia umbrella. —Broke a telephone agatoat a wall. —Dropped a fire extinguish­ er over two balconies. —Broke dishes. "It w u nothing but an orgy." the Judge said. "I al­ ways thought that, took! from tho outside, tho county hall w u a civilised sort of place. I thought wrong." "I mixed my drinks," Su­ therland said. Bing Crosby's Mother Dies SANTA MONICA, CaUf. (UPD-Btog Crosby's er, Mra. Catharine Crosby, died tote Tuesday at ths ago af 91. Seaary waa to ha to aroatog at IL PsaPa amta Catholic Charch to nearby Westwood Village with Requiem Mus to ha celebrat­ ed at the same church Thurs­ day. Larry Crosby, brother of crooner Blag and bandleader Bob Crosby, said his mother had been unconscious for more than three weeks, had been to failing health for about two yean aad recently suffered a series of strokes Mra. Croiby had lived with Bing and hia wife, Kathy, to suburban Holmby Hills after the death of her husband, Harry Crosby, la 1139, until being hospitalized last year. Her aeven children are Laurence (Larry), Everett, Edward (Ted). Harry Lillis (Btog), Mrs. Catherine Mul11a, Mrs. Mary Bose Pool, and George Robert (Bob). There also are 23 grand­ children and 27 great-grand­ children. Tabor M oves A. Donald Tabor, represent­ ative of the New York Life Insurance Company, has re­ cently moved from the Flor­ ida Hotel building Inte new­ ly furnished officr* In the Sanford Atlantic National Hank Building. lap robea and kit bags. The department president, Mra. John P. Arnold, of Sobriny, will pay her annual official visit during the arcood week in February and the Caaatlberry unit will cooperate with auxiliary unita ia S n n fn r d and Altamanta Springs in entertaining her. Mra. Ihomaa Hueatoa, com­ munity aervics chairman, re­ ported that Bernal membera aaaiated in packing the baakata e( toed donated by the Legion Feet and Auxiliary tor W ins Promotion Floyd W. Gouge, sou of Wiltcr T. Gouge, Sanford, has been promoted to master M U COVXTT. FLORIDA. CWAUCBBV NO. Iseas chief aviation structural me »M « UNION CISNTHAt, LIFE cbanic with Fighter Squad INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff. ron iff, operating at the Ns CHARLES L. WALT, st us. at val Air Station, Cecil Field at. Dsfiailanu. Nonce) OF HIT IN ■ o w v o ta ii r a ir r io it a a m v ww e v n e e r r c o c u t o p v a i R ix v to j u d i c i a l c m . c u r t a r a n d row saw s. Legal Notice CHAIIt.Ka U BALT and RUTH M. KALT. hi. V ila •SStO UNCEi UNKNOWN A N » TUi All partisa alsiaiinc Isu ts sts b e, Uraitan. u n. 4*r ar a rsln a t ths s fo r * . aald paraona IN TIIR CIRCUIT I H I S T , NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR BRNINOLK COUS TV. STATU OF FLO RID *. IN CRANCRRV. NOTH'll OF S'o h s : i L o s t an s a i .n Mull*, la h*r*by a l « IS* uni).r,l*n#d. Clerk Circuit Ciiurt o f th« Judicial Clroull. In « ntBilnoU Cauit'r. Florid •usnt la the deer** n rloeure entered in i ixndlnr In eald Cou •trie of which le North American U<>rl*ee« Cor* tmrstlen, an Arkenese curirara. lien. After 37 years, tho grocery operated by the Norwood and Tladel families at Lake Mon­ roe now Is under new minagement. lt baa been leased by Ur. and Un. Richard Boyd. Thu store was purchased In May 19.M by Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Norwood. They with tha help ot their family, operated It under tha name of the Lone Star btaUon, they being Tax­ ons. After a few year* Mr. Nor­ wood was Joined ta the busi­ ness as a partner by his aooIn law, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tindel. It was than called Norwood A Tindel Gro­ cery. Mr. Norwood retired from the busineae to IMS and the Tindel* continued as Tindall* Grocery until Mr. Tindcl'a retirement four years ago. st which tlmo Ura. Loren* Tindel and bar twin slater, Norine Norwood, took over ope­ rations, choosing th nearne of CLACTON, England (UPI) —For tho past sis months. Freak Hyde kaa spent night haan every day listening for eotmda from the planet Ju­ piter aa part af aa experi­ ment conducted by the V. S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Hyde will start listening again on hia radio telescope in July for another aix mon­ ths to his observatory, con­ verted from one of tho Martcllo towers built along tha English coast as defense against French invaders in Napoleonic times. Hyde, 64, a Clacton televi­ sion and radio dtalar, ia aa amateur j*41o-astronomer and the first such Brltou to receive a grant from NASA. Ha has been paid 914,000. The signals ha boars wen first detected in 1963. Their eause kaa pusaltd scientists ever elnee, but they have rul­ ed out tha possibility that they coma from an intelli­ gent being. Hyde said ha believes tha signals, which era picked up as "mush" com* from Jupitor’s atmosphere and "are concerned with outbursts from the sun." Ha baa to ipend so much time listening In because, he said, “tho trouble is y o u never know when Jupiter la Country Grocery. The Norwood sad Ttadol ts mllle* express their and deep appreciation to tho poopla of tho community and to th* public for tho ptesaant relationships and good busi­ ness which they have enjoy­ ed, those many years, sad to astand sincere wlshos for success in th* business by th* Boyds. Mra. Ttadol expressed along with bar thanks and fond wishes, s mingled teollog of YOU AHE hersbe nutlflaa that A Cuhlplalnt to lurtrlnaa . certain morteae* .ncumb.r n « ts* fstlewtaN dascribsd •set propane, to.win Lot IT, aoLDIE MANOR. Pillar AUDITION, accord. Ine to tho plat Ih.raof mm raeord.d In Plat Hook IS. piB# I*. PubUo Raoarda o( f.mlnolo Count?. Klorlda ha* ba.n flt.d sastn.t you In the tbevs-stirua suit, and you • re rseulrsd te aorta a copy i « •r yoir Aaawar or uthor Itujr t r. DeBord, at a l . Defendant*, ducket number o f 114)1. will o f f e r fur •ele and cell *| Public o u t c r y lu the hlcheet and beet bidder lor cA*h. the fellnwlne dee. crlbtd pr «p*rty eltuete I* Neiulnete County, Florida, t* Will Lot 14. tileck I. IIKSTI.KH HOMES ORLANDO H M C. TIuN UN K. aecardliig ta ■nip ur plet thereof re. curded In PUt Book 11, i Pt|* 1 * 4 . Public lie* curd* uf Siiulnol* County, Florida. SaU eale w ill t* bald at Ihl Krenl Slept uf the Scmluul* County Courthauie In Ihe City ef Stnferd. Florida, an the Itlh dey o f January t»44 at t l it e e'.'luck » r te auon there, after aa Ihe eanic caa be dune. (SRAM Arthur II. Back a lilt. J.'., Clerk Hy: Martha T. v.Uieu Deputy Clerk RULA8. W IGH T * B U H Fufin American National Bank Hide. I-.O. Ii.-a UPSI nt. Peteraburg 11. Flnrlda DATXL) till. Sib day of Jsneery. ttdt. taSAL) Arthur If. B.ckwttli. Jr., Clark af Circuit Oiurl Hyt Martha T. Vthlen Deputy Clerk Andarsos, Hush, Ussn a. X-owndM at BSS gait Caairal Baulattrd Post Offlca Bos Till Orlando. Florida Mint Telsphno* Ill-H it rubit *" b tl.’i Jan. I. IS. W, ]S, 1111 1‘ut.ltcli Jan fe e -0 C W -il S. ISM U. S. Commlaaiooar of Edu­ cation Fraaels Keppal neknuwlcdyad there is "no speci­ fic language" ia ths aet on Nehru Treated In Hospital BHUBANESWAR. U d l a (UPI) - Prim* Minister Ja wahirlsl Nehru, who was taken ill Tuesday with high blood prroauro resulting from arwark. spent a road Bight and ia recovering satis­ factorily, hia secretary said today. Aa Indian sir tons piano remained standing by te fly th* 74-year-old leader back to New Delhi from this Orissa state capital if necessary, and there were demand* throughout ths nation that Nehru rath* to span hia health. But Nehru, whs kaa beaded every government ta India's Id years of imtopawdance, was reported anxious to get back to tha sesatoos af hia Con­ gress party, which ia a * lu g Xhora A party official who visited Nthru this morning, Biju Patnalk, aald ha ia "to axceliaqt health aad good spirits." sadness, having spent so many yean of her Ilia ta this etoro, bar customer* wars suck “ s| rial people" to bar that it wasn't easy to discontinue her service to then. ■•tag to radiate." Tha planet silent from January to M because of its position than with relation to earth Every "message” be picks up on hia radio-telescope ia automatically rocorded and goes to the United Statea for computer treatment under the direction of Florida State University at Tallahassee, FUl, which ia ia charge of this particular Jupiter exper iment. The finished reporta go to NASA. Hyde aald Bhodes Univer­ sity at Grahamstown, South Africa, la also participating. He said that if the source of tha signals Is definitely Mentlf!edi "It will help ui under' stand the environment of the* planet and glva an idea of what kinds of experiments to make with satellites." Jnplter, the largest planet In the solar system, la about U7 million miles from the earth at its minimum dis­ tance and 460 million miles from tha sun. it ia thought to be covered by a sheath of lea sometimes put at 10,000 mile* thick. Board T o M eet Th* executive board of tho County Council af ParantTaachar Association w i l l meat at 9:J0 a.m. Thursday at South Sominois Junior High School in Casselberry. All board members ar* urg ad to attend. discrimination because 0( race. But h* told a news coa-V ference fond nr* not likely to bo approved tor schools that have know policies of racial discrimbutton. Mora than « educator., white and Negro, from nine state* mat with Keppetl and his staff ia a day-tong aesskia to hoar how tha saw program works and how their school* eaa apply for fond*. Thev matting waa th* first of fits regional conferences being held this week around the nsKeppel and hit associates told reporters that such pro. bisms as sehool dropouts and remedial work for adults and teenagers to equip them fo r 1 Job* to th* modem age will b* major function* of tha new V program. "The act provides for traintog of people to make ns* of their capabilltiaa to accord with th* social and economic Ida of to* nation,* Keppri said. "That is what wo hope to accomplish." H* acknowledged that much of th* ednnattoa problem actu­ ally goes back tote th* elemastery sad even pre-school age lords. Ho said studies are under way to meat th* needs af (ha younger age group* Kayyd told a bach aaseion that durmast* cnmstly ar* m i owded far more than IS aiDoto American school etnaad for hotter paid teacha . . . has Daman s national 0 seandaL" Brain Bowl Match Set By inns ■A team sroop of Lyman HUH top sehotora wiH maat a burg High team ta nau­ sea's Brat Brain Bowl Match to ba bald nt 7:N p.m. Thurs­ day to th* Lyman naditoriuip. Admission will bo fro* and tha public to invited to atThai* matches, which wore comforted tort year lor the first time, warn* erasted fa |) pot met* emphasis on the scholastic aid* af toner school competition. Hens* Tensions TUCSON, Aril. (UPI) Whit* Leghorn hens laid mar­ ly six par cant mors eggs the past year after taking aiyiria. Poultry scientists Bobby L. Reid and & J. Hulett ef th* University of Arteona figure Ghostly Learning th* aspirin eased th* presets* BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) on bans who may lead a hec­ A ghost town has been am tic life. tog as n aite for University of California graduate dais­ es. Students in geological en­ gineering have hoes studying sandstone mines nqar the on* ON timo community of Sonarville. PO P U LA R M A G N O L IA TREES READY NOW ! n o H tg J ttir GrnpnriOo Nnrsnry u n GrapeviHe A m FA M W BARGAIN PRICES SOVIET PUBLICATION Pravda, th* official nowa­ ysper of tho U4J.B., began publication os May 5, 1912 and, on Ha 90th anniversary, was distributing soma six million copita dally. BRANDS FA R R ELLS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAU^ — 9 A. M. - S:1S P. M. . 111*. FIRST SANFORD _________ WE CITE TOP VALUE STAMPS J Centrally Duct Hasted, Lovely Homan Now Ready AT 411 AND 416 TANGELO DRIVE — IN — Ravenna te the Cemplalat <>n a ln t lfr i attorn*?*. ANDKIt- and th* Raadlne SON. RUSH. ULAN. DOWN-which In JiKS a tan das p s tu i. ) : : K asl Caairal Avanua. Orlando. F lorida , and Ilia tha oriental A n sw er er othar Pl.atline In ths offlca o f Hie Clark of iho C ircuit Court on or bafuro tho Sth day of February, lldd. II p eu fall to do eo, a dasrao p r o c o a f.ls o w ill ba lahan • S k ln ll you fo r tha r.llaf do• isn d td In ths Complaint. TUta Nolle* ahatl lie publlaliad aock a weak for four eouatcutlta we.be In Ihe banl o r d Harold. B R U C E BIO60AT, a top flight political and nodal analyat with an added flair for human interaat,. will b a g in writing columns which will appear in The Her* aid several times each week under the title of "Political Notebook". They are written to provide Herald readers with n better under* standing of event# and personalities on the ns* tionai scene. Hia first column appears Thun* day on The Herald’s editorial page. He Listens To Sounds Of Planet Jupiter To Determine Origin New Management Takes Over Old Store Legal Notice A t t o r n .r . And Counsellor* ATLANTA (UPI) Uvea who run the UJ. Office of Edacities promiiad T o** day that every afhrt will he made to aee that American* in need of education have the ehaace te get H under th# fovenuacat’a new moltMlUeo dollar aid program for American Legion Auxiliary UWt m of Casselberry made plane at Monday aJght'a meetlag held at the Womaa’a CW to lew hema needed by the veteran# at the State Hoepital. Auxiliary membera w i l l nrnet to eew at the Caaaeiberry Woman’* Club at X p.m. on Friday, Jan. 17. Thooe as­ sisting are aaked to bring with them needles, scissors Msif m lottar Edacadta For Natioa PMged MODERN KITCHENS BY Park CONVENIENT VA. FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING G EN ER A L# ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one o f these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today Shaomalvih CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY (icncrnl O ffice 211 W . doth St. HOMES ON COUNTRY AN OLD LANDMARK In Lake Monroe, the County Grocery, h u chanjred..................... .... from the ................................................ ............ celtschanged hand*. Pictured left: Lillie Norwood, who recently btuluti her Dint birthday; Luicna Tiudcl uud Kurinu Nui'\mwI C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. CLUli Ki>. Phone PA 2-SUU3 POLLOW OUR SllsNS S T E N ST R O M R EA LTY ^ulen Agents FA 2-2-120 �I / s SP E C IA L! “Super-Right” Delicious Short Shank Whole S M O K E D I k t-IA A venge ■SUPIHMGBT- THIN SLICED -s u n a u R iG irr sm o k e d “Super - Right” Fine Quality Heavy 33c Veal Steaks 69c “Super-Right," CnpekaiW or Snlft'u Eremina ★ Salami Skinless Franks n t 49c ★ Bologna i& 59c ★ Liver Cheese ★ Spiced Luncheon IS! 59c if Pickle & Pim ento L oaf Sliced Picnics W estern MEAL TIME MAID FBOttN HEADED TARN0W*8 w hole h o g Sausage HERMAN'S BAKED OK Boiled Ham CAPE JOHN'S FROZEN FRENCH FRIED Fish Sticks 'f£ 35c QUICK FROZEN Headless Shrimp Bontlm* *•* 79c Y ou r Choice ^ _ jP I 6-Oz. P kg. Shoulder ALLPURPOSE FIR M , R E D RIPE APPLES Boneless Boneless TOMATOES Carton Boneless POTATOES SNO. W H IT E C o ld Remedies! COLD CAPSULES With thin Coupon and purrhaae oi Me Off Label Bordens Coldspan Instsnt Coffee 9-os. J«r $1.15 PLASTIC LAUNDRY ANN PAGE ZESTY TOMATO Coo pas good thru flat.. Janunrj 1! Jax. 1-1 M l 2 ZSZ BASKET Ketchup GREEN GIANT CUT Asparagus K C TABS. CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN nr BUFFERED 29c Aspirin With thi. roupon A pnrrhnaa of Ann Pago Smooth or Krnnchjr I pint 8-n*. Jar I’eanut Butter 59c Coupon good thrn Sat. January II Jan. 1-11-SI ‘r ■ ‘Sf" NABISCO CRACK ERA AAIIK- P R E M IU M - MFluid A NABISCO COOKIES Waxed Beans 2 89c OATM EAL D R E S S IN G Conn SULTANA TOMATO SAUCE GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE BECONOKSTIVE TABLETS Dristan WHITK HOUSE EVAPORATED GREEN GIANT SLICED VAPOR RUB Vicks "52* 2 CRACKERS Golden Corn 4 98c ££ ANN PAGE Tomato Soup SP E C IA L ! Jane Parker Delicious 3 P O R K -B E A N S JANE PARKER STUFFING IONA BEANS Bread Mix DRY L IM A S - 2• On. ANN PAGE SULTANA GRAPE SUNSHINE COOKIES Choc. Chip BLEA CH R E D -B E A N S - TH On. Special! Ann Page ELBOW SPAG H ETTI or ELBOW 1-LB. PKGS Special! G REEN G IA N T C R E A M STYLE 17-OZ. CANS Pickle Patch Sliced Dill Pickles 32 oz. 29c EeMech Water Ground Com Meal .............— .............. 24 oz. 21c Sunshine Krispy Crackers 1 lb. box 29c Northern Bathroom Tissue.......4 rolls 37c Northern Paper Tow els............ jumbo 29c Purina Cat Chow..................... ... 24 oz. 39c La Choy Bean Sprouts...... family size 29c La Choy Soy Sauce............ 5 oz. bottle 19c Upton Instant T ea.............. V/2 oz. jar 49c Detergent Glaat Siao Detergent Minnta Meld Frown Grapefruit Juice 4..... Vegetable Benf or Chlckna Noodle Green Giant NlbleU Minnta Maid Frown Blended J u ic e ... j...... lc OFF LABEL Minute Maid Frown Banana-Orange Jiice 20-0 *. Minnta Maid Frown Gian* ll-O i. Can* Tangerine Juice .X.... Minute Maid Frown Grapefruit Sections ... Prices in this advertisem ent are Minnta Maid Frown Orange Delight . 4... ItAt ATLANTIC4 TACTIC TfA COMPANY. NC good through Saturday, January 11. A-Jai Liquid Luatre Cream 12 Oi. Special Kej-tona Button Pure Vegetable Shortening 3 Lb. Una 2 Of. La Choy 1 Lb. Colgate 27c Chow Mein 57c Dental Cream 83c Crisco * �or Organizations W ITH THE PURCHASE OF Plum row Conodion Stylo WITH 9URCHAH OP l-U . PRO. neighboring e e a n t i e e . Ws should pay 1ms attention to city end n u t / tiaca u i fire more thought to growing local Go. Brand Brick Sausage WITH PURCHAM Of S HCGS. TARNONV Chipped Beef or H am 1A M i ■ I tin* • heek objccthro to XrMer nrged the Toreet M y Hi eikliurT" 1m to-I City aaaoeiation to continue laded. Ita work by planning to do Ho edvked tbot objectives d "thoee thing* which the Indi«k o troop oboold bo Umitod Ivldual cltisea f o i l bo cannot order to hworo sufficient Ido alone.’* ■o aad otniictfc to aoccood. Ha olao orgod that • more ■ ■ 1 'active Interest la local govern, . || a meat bo taken and noted that /M lfC M a k O "recent Interact In Toting, a ■ Peinw beak freedom, haa been die- CM' CamD ■~b WITH PtMCMASt Of ANY Palmetto Farms Salad WITH PUMCHASf OP SUPIRJRAND 2-Lb. Cottage Cheese Fresh, Leon Tender Superbrand Fresh Grade “A " Large PORK w“i",h" 'h#“ m "r°r* %WIII|P lest City, along with the whole Bp laao Caaoefterry led Seminole County, now has Temperttaroo dipped down the greatest oppertoaitles la !• tho Wa dnrta* tho throe its history . . . that of getting day camping trip mads lait tho Boat Central Florida Uni* week by U boy mouU of Ca»-1 v.rslty . . . of dereloping tho •olherry Ttoop Ml who wort St Johns River, our natural . and that of getaccompanied by W i l t o r reaour® iplate network of Krohae, asatoUat eeoutnue-1 ting a arterial highways. ter. Preceding Kridsr’e address, The group trarekd aboard tho scout bus to Gold Head County Commissioner Jim Av* Branch State Perk located la try spokt briefly to the group the northern part of the elate concerning high points of hav­ when they ramped out in ing a civic association and bow. it benefits all residents. Mata. Tbo scouts took a fiva mite During t h a association's hlka alaag ths ravines and monthly business session, di­ throogb dm woods aad many rected by John Bethea, presi­ of tbe boya worn abk to com- dent, the official signing of plots regainment! for ad- the charter was conducted by vancement during (hair stay. officers. Those making the trip were Peter Montgomery, L n r r y Saleratus (baking soda) was Rlgllng, BUI Daniel, Bob ont of the first products to be Glass, Stave Huber, Donnie hyglenlcaily packaged. Rhodes, John Worrell, David Krohae, Walter BlsUina, Rick Harwood, Pred Steadier, Jun­ ior Assistant Scoutmaster Dan Casselberry and Senior Patrol Loader Rick Cassel­ berry. (7-RIB CUT ROAST) Margarine ft-fit* SAVI 44 EACH THRIFTY MAID YELLOW CLING ASTOR FRUIT Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THU CSBUUIT COl'IST OP THU NINTH JUDICIAL C IR . t 'H T o r a n d r i m e r-w iNOI.U COUNTY. ri-O H ID A . CH4NCUUY NO. ISSOO TIIK HNION INMUnANCU CENTRAL COMPANY LIKE Plaintiff, vs. PHILIP J. HBALY, ot ut Dof.ndant*. NOTICU o r SALK NOTICK IH IIKIIEIIY C1IVKN Shat on tho 171 li day o f January, ____ _at l l: o « A. M. at tha main door of tho Court llo u .o o f a.m tnolo County, at Hanford, riorld a, ths undrr. a l(n od d o r k will o f f .r for .t ie to tha h ls h .a l and boat hldit.r for oa .h th . follow lne daei-rlb. . J r .a l p rop .rly t LOT 14, IILOCK IS. NllItTII ORLANDO, according to plat t b .r .o f r .c o r d .d In Plat Dook IS, P a g ., to and II, Public It.corda of H .m ln ol. County, Klorlda lo a .t h .r with all atructur.a, Im p roT .m .n l., fixture*, appllanr.a, and appurlrnani-a* on .a id land or u*ed In conjuncItsn th .r.w lth , Thla M l. I. mad. pursuant to final d .c r * . o f f o r .c lo iu r . antar.d In Chanc.ry action No. l l l o l now pending In tho Cir­ cuit Court o f and fur M.mln ol. cou nty. Klorlda. DATED thla llh day uf Jan­ uary, t i l l . INUS HANK, ft Naw banking corporation, DEL M O N T E York Plftlnlirr. MELVIN A. TO UNO at el. Defendants. iioTtre nr t i i el s t a t i s or cuit ri.on ioA Tftl Melvin A. Tonne. I4"l Mlet.rnw Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Charloilft J. Young, 1442 Ml.t.rnw Road, Charloit*. North Carolina You aro hereby notltlod that a *ult h a . h ..n (ll.d agalnat |ou In tho . h o r . entitled c . u . . , and that you aro r«*iulr*'• t<> HI. your a n . w . r with th. t.'l.rk o f I hi. Court . n d to ia rv . a cop y Ih.rool upon tho plaintiff nr pla intiffs attor­ ney., w ho.o nania and addr-aa la Jrnnlnu., Watt., Clarkn .nd Hamilton, IJoo llarn.tl Nation­ al llanh ItulMln*. J . e k io n villa I. Klorlda, not latar than K -t» ruary II, I K I If you fall to do to a daer.o pro eonf.aao will bo antar.d a.alnat you for l i b . r . l l . f ilamaadod In tho complaint. Thla suit IS to fnr.rloa. a ninrtgag*. T h . r e .l I proprrly proi-.a.t-d a g a in .! la: i l o t II of It.plat of PINK j CltEHT IIKIHHTH a cco rd . ! Inc to plat thcr.of, record| *d In Plat Hook S, p a c t 1 TT and Tl of t h . I’ ubllo Itacnrda o f Hemtnol. Coun­ ty. Klorlda. tVITNKSH my hand and I h . la .al of aald Court at Hanford, I Klorlda. thla Sib day o f Jan- SA V E KLEENEX TO W ELS EACH . . T H R IFT Y M A ID GRAPE PEACH Preserves CATSU P A R M O U R 'S ASTO R CH O ICE BARTLETT V a M■‘ ■l i l YOUR CHOICE (SEAL I YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE 1 ^ A L L PURPOSE O IL Arthur II. llarkwlth, J r . C I.rk of th . Circuit Court Ilyi Martha T. V lh l.n D .p u ty CI.rk ANDBIUON. RUSH, DEAN. LOWMDEH A van dan HI-:ltd A ttorn ey, for Plaintiff III Kaot Contra! Boulevard Orlando, Klorlda Pubit.h Jan. I, t i l l . AVii DEEP SOUTH DEEP SO U TH VACUUM PACKED 1 I A stor Coffee Astor Oil J BLUE or W HITE A R R O W Detergent G IA N T B O X S A V E 20' CDQ-il M A X W ELL HOUSE . . Sovn 24| | deterg en t M W . [sovfsL k Wesson“~28/ J ? C a r tT Ya* Ju st M l Uf how much Tm R e sllv B m o n e y yo u n e e d to -l i~s o o o is s o o meet all your seasonal expenses. Phone for ^m 4 IS 0 0 3s 9 2 .0 0 prompt, courteous service! m 2a4 -H____ a a » ly r ifH irrt REGULAR 1 7 .0 0 i l !1SS SET) 12-ee. . . RINK THRILL . . 33* SIZI CAMAY S BARS at# Camay Soap 2 Pink Thrill STARTIR PRIMHIM DUZ . . Sf* Premium Duz LO AN S U M O $ 4 0 0 LARGI IVORY SNOW . . S9* Ivory Snow. FAMI LY 110 South Magnolia St FA 2-4612 q et n Sw u £e I£RGI DRIFT . . 33* Giant Dreft LARGI CHIU . . 33< Giant Cheer LARGI . . 3»* . . GIANT 7t* . . J| Super Dash S v ^ tu ttm e \ �;Vi BHje Aseferb N A T U R A LLY - Pkbeette Are. A 3rd 84. " * Are. A 25th. ■ .r in t m . Selected for Tenderness By Dh m CsIm O nly tht top grades of U. S. Government graded beef wears the W -D shield. Plocsd In temperature controlled coolers, W -D beef is oged to the very peak of tender, flavorful goodness by nature's own process while still fresh. Baker's Death N E r in ta M w Ita M 1 Called Blow To ~ i Medicare Bill W -D Brand beef Is close trimmed of bone and fot before weighing end pockoglng. You get more lean, tender beef p er pound ot Winn-Dixie. WITHIMS CMMN AND tUKHASf Of IT«RrftKpl 1 %u cantgetbettorgiftsfer fewerdaw$B~anywhm 2 ,Tbumostbe satia&edJOOX 1tin) •I N Extra fat VbIbi ttaaf* W -D BRAND CHUCK mm TMi ooueoN and nm ovm or Roast. Roast. Short Ribs Gr# Beef ••5 *a*1 LB. • \ FRESH B A K E D • j M in HOU.OWAT H o u t i S t i f f o i P tpiM rt i Jm v m * ten ) W -D BRAND BEEF RIB 111 D IX IE D A R L IN G IB. • Brown N ' Serve • SEEDED W -D BRAND BEEF Tu m i LB. W m n m . Pm ij m JU rt P a m W -D BRAND . . FRESHER. LEANER. 1 0 0 % PURE BEEF REGULAR 23d EACH n V ah iiW aw W hl FROZEN FOOD Large MORTON FROZEN D o n u ts fk» * Heads Snowball MORTON BLTTTIRMIIK 2 n B isc u its M ORTON CHICKEN, BEEF, TU RKEY Cauliflow er __ Pot Pies.. 5 Fruit Pies 3 Fish Sticks 3 s 1. P -0 Juice 4 a *1. M ORTON APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT HEAD Family Size TASTE 0 SEA U. 1 NUMBIR t SWEET Potatoes 4 «»49/ Onions . . 5 ■ «39/ Jr Limit I with 15.00 order or mors. DEEP SOUTH 300 CA N BAG SAVE 10* Limit 3 with 13.00 food order er more. le v s 20| M A Y O N N A ISE . . Save 10* Kraft , ? . w S ib . 3 3 , Can CRISCO OIL . . . l2-oi. . . 23# 24-et. . . 41# Crisco Oil » . • 38-oz. E-Z Starch . Jhgoi. 39' 24<£ 49‘ Beef Stew Ol ___ I _____ Con | a n d • a J 7 s t ^ w ip FO R * HOOO LIQUID Veal Loaf 15V5-OX. C Q SA V E I Of . . Limit 2 "33" Bleach 21‘ "33" Bleach *0.37* HOOO LIBBY LIBBY n Juice. - 25/ H N S Beautifies St. Ann’s HOOO HOOD LIQUID * DOLE PINEAPPLE J u f SAVE 6* EACH Limit 1 pleats. Shortening A . k i n u LO L u NG n u GRAIN D IXIEt .DARLING u i a i Lltice 3 a 39/ J ? qua,t 49/ QUART t -U . CAN . . 33# . . CRISCO VAN CAM P SAVE y /i* EA. L l. QUART SPECI AL m Pork 4 Beans Flour Mayonnaise A special semi-format Val­ entino dance will be held at tho Civle Center on Feb. 1< from 7:80 to 11:00 p.m. ac­ cording to Director of Rec­ reation, Jim Jernlgan. A Valentine queen will b* chosen to rule over the eve­ nings entertainment. Any girl holding a Recre­ ation card, In good standing, may enter the contest. Con­ testants must bring a photo­ tho church. graph at lraat 3x5 of tho face to the Recreation Office in tha Civic Center. Only holders of cards may vote. Votes will be cast at one cent per vote amt participants By Mrs. Adam Muller Tht Holy Name Society of may vote only one time. All St. Ann's Catholic Church, entries must bo in by Jan. DeRary, has completed land 24. Voting will start Jan. 27 scaping and beautification ot and ond at 3:30 Feb. 13. The Queen will be crowned at tho tho church grounds. Those donating Uma and Valentina Dane*. Tho Queen will receive a materials to the project In cludsd Francis I'ezold, Breen- gift certificate front one of •r’s Denary Nursery, the the leading department stores Grapeville Nursery o f San and a travel cane. The run­ ford sod Mr. and Mri. Conrad ner up also will receive a prise. Wolnsky. The Must Rov. Joseph I*. Hurley, srchbishop of the St. Augustin* diocese, will he la Semlsole County Fri­ day to administer the Sac­ rament of Confirmation for a class of children and ndalls at tho Church of tho Nativity, Lake Mary. Tho servlet will taka place at I p.m. Rev. Wil­ liam Trslaor is pastor of IHG / S S S Valentine Dance Set At Center Class To Be Confirmed U. 1 NUMIIR I . . YELLOW DOLE BLENDED (PINEAPPLE-ORANGE) CONCENTRATE with Joe Curtis *f Orlando as caller, live doer priaca will be awarded, a cake walk will be featured and apple eider, hemburgers, eookias, fruit punch and coffee will be sold. Tlcketa, which are available from members o f the chela, ere priced for couples, adults and teenagers. Children under 12 years, If accompanied by parents, will be admitted free. Sixteen members were pres­ ent at Monday night's meeting Including two new members, Mrs. Pita Hughes and Mrs. Carrie Rhoades. Mrs. John Kennedy, chair* man, announced that the daw e!e had baked 83 doiea cupeakes for Longwood's annual Children's Christmas Party. In other business, Mrs. Jen­ nie fo x was appointed to he WASHINGTON (UPD-Tha chairman *f • committee to ■udden death of Rep. Howard furnish refreshments at the H. Baker, R-Tenn., wai seen U80 on Jan. 17. Others on the today at a blow to prospect* committee are Mrs. Elena for passage of tha admlnlstra- 8haw, Mrs. Marguerite Hy­ Uou'i medicare bill this year. land, Mrs. Peggy Shannon Baker, second-ranking Re- Miss Sadie McHale and Mm. pubUcsn on the House Ways Tracy Estes. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Wright and Meana Committee, died Tuesday at his home in Knox­ voluntereed to assist Mrs. Jo­ ville, Turn., at the aga of 01. seph Fahey of Lake Mary with It seemed likely his place on altar committee work at the the committee would be filled church during tho month oi by a more conservative Re­ February. A social was schtdulcd Am publican who would Join other dedicated opponents oi the Feb. 7 at tha homo of Mrs Fox with door prists to he bill. While not an avowed aup- awarded. Mrs. Juno Boylos was ap­ porter of the legislation, Ba kar had often voted with lib­ pointed chairman of tho rum­ eral members of the Ways mage salo planned for March and Mtaaa Committee la the 20-21 at tho Super Valu Mariapast. Some Democrats felt at on SR 43B. Mrs. Fox was namad ctrele that If hit vote were needed h# might have been ptrsuad representative for tho annual ed to support the legislation Spring Festival usually held to provide Social Sccurlty-fl at tho church In tha month of nanced hospital and nursing May. Assisting Mrs. Fox wtM be Mrs. Shannon. care for parsons over IS. At tho Festival, tha circle Rep. Eugene J. Keogh said today tb? bill wai "agonising will award a portable televi­ ly" close to winning majority sion sot and will sponsor foue support in tha committee, but additional booths including he and other supporters talk­ parcel post, plants, dart gamoe ed increasingly about the and hamburgers and knockstrength of the opposition and wurati Appointed to servo on the tha meaiura's chances for paisaga scented to grow more nominating committee for the election of officers to take gloomy. The committee, which has place at the Feb. B meeting bottled up similar bllla In the were Mrs. Anna Hopkins, Mrs. past, resumes hearings on tha Shaw and Mrs. Lorens Hop­ kins. measure Jan. 20. The proposal hai been The meeting was opened blocked by opposition led by with prayers offered for the Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., speedy recovery of two momthe chalrmsn of the powerful bora, Mrs. Agnes Williams and Ways and Meana Committee. Mrs. Dolores Dean. Keogh said be did not see Following tho-business ses­ how the medicare bill could sion, refreshments of canapea, be passed by the committee cake, coffee and tan wars served by Mra. Wright and he* without Republican votes. He said the measure pre­ co-hostess, Mrs. Ceal Schmlta. sently was within on# or two Next month's meeting will votes of getting a majority bo hold at tha homo of Mrs. in the committee. Speaker Shaw, 210 W. Church Streak John W. McCormack, D- Longwood. Mass., has been saying tint 11 of the 13 needed votes are la hand. Pinal pinna wero Mt for a square Sane* to bo sponsored by Longwood'a S t C«th«rin« of Sinn Circle of the Church of the Nativity Catholic Wom­ an's Club at the regular BMUthly mooting held Monday arming at the homo of Mrs. Wlaalo Wright on Warran Stroot The dance la scheduled for Jan. SI, from I until 11 p. m., at tha Lake Mary Pin Hall Close Trimmed for V a lu e . * . BEEP SALE Wed. /an. 8, TM—Psfe 8 1 —» - ---- Longwood Catholic Circle Sets Final Dance Plans I Thru Jen. I t ^lontlty Right* I ^rrsD • 7-ox. Can 37' E-Z S t a r c h r v ( j O * exM U j d - i w t e o i . . . « 2 Y | g | | I N E R Q Y < j �I Teresa Janet M ay Tittle becam e| C. Rcmusat. Mr. and Mrs. V . l Dinkins and tb s bride o f Harrison Clayton I Mleadtr, Mr. and Mrs. J«ha|D . Dinkins. Smith, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Clayton C. Sanford, The ceremony wai per- ■ formed by Rev. Robert li. I Geer, at the ttrat Baptlat ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ' ' . .. ■.f J I Church, E uitii. Tho bride, daughter of Mr. ■ and Mr*. E. Ray TUtle, Eus- I tie, was given bi m arriage ■ by her father. For her v o w . I she wore a formal gown of whit* Skinner satin, V with a bateau neckline and ■ long aleevea Lptring o v e r ! the hands. The full skirt was I appllqued with lire and end- I » Ip •d In a chapel train. of honor, Rob' ;■; U M Carolyn bride*. '^ V l wore dre*»e* - yV of brocaded wa/V } \',T term eloo .hade. . V f ‘ r V lV Clayton Smith served »s I ■ T 'f i A r j S U best man for hla »on and uah I ‘ .\ er» were Larry R. Tittle, Lo» j ‘A - . ; r V ftt Angeles, Calif., brother o f the / V bride; Ixw ry Harper. Eu.tl*, K ' , : .’ - v and John Dinkins, Sanford. W Sanford guest* attending ^ M * the ceremony were Mrs. t. I A. Smith, Mr. an<i Mr*. O. M. I f J Harriaon, grandparent* o f tho bridegroom, Mr. and Mr*. H. M t f l F •; / "} \ Smith, Mr. and Mr*. J. R. M f l f c ' J * • -j Houlihan Sr., Mr. and Mrs. ^ . ■■ ,<f , V J. R. Houlihan Jr., Mrs. R . ■ K W R s ' Cowan, Mrs. H. Adair, Mrs. 1 Fe*ler. Mr. and Mr* K. Erie- m f l B 'tjU C i ion , Sharon Rl*er, Mr. and ■ bhB,JJy>'-t • to ft jft l Mr. If. Jamison J r . and ■ ■ '« L « •L • L . *' J son. Gene. Mr. and Mrs. II. "9 :d W M b f t ^ Jtmlson Sr.. Mr in,I Mrs ■ Mr. and Mrs. Hubr Spears, 2201 Sanford Avenue, an­ nounce the marriage of their daughter. There*a Kay, to Ralph Duane Scott, at 10 a.m. Dec. 20. The ceremony wai performed by Rev. E. H. Morgan, Nahunta, Ga. The bride those for her wedding a dark green Italian knit suit and black accessor­ ies. Her corsage was a sin- If your family la small, why not roast a half or quart­ er turkey. If yon can’t buy a half or quarter turkey, ask the butcher to divide a bird far yon. Then you’ll hart tur­ key far now and n portion for To prepara this turkey far roasting, rub (ha cavity light­ ly wttb *aK. Fasten the skin with aktwera to tho meat along the cut edges. This win pruvewt the shin from shrink­ ing from the moot during roasting. Trusa the bird by tying tha lag t» the tall. Lay wing Oat over white meat and tie cord around breast to hold wing down. Place the turkey skin aide down on a rack in a aballow plan. Grease with cooking fat and cover with aluminum fall nr fat-moistened cheese cloth. Put in a pre-heated oven of 323 depees. There's no need to add water or cover the tur­ Enterprise Personals To Be Installed By Society The main Item of business will be the installation o f o f­ ficers fo r the new year. Frances Jones To Wee/ Koy Barnard Cook Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee I High School, Daytona B each, i he la maj< Jones, Ridge D rive, announceH» in his Junior year at the engineering, the engagement of Iheirl Unl' crsUT P’ loridn whepw | lieutenant 1 Personals Koy G O IN G A T SP E C IA L SA V IN G S! son Mr. and Mrs. Koy H. Cook, Daytona Beach. Tlir welding Till! Rainbow Advisors Elected By OES 8. Arm y, aon o f Mr. and Mra, Butzbach, Germany, TO M O R R O W 2000 YARD S daughter. Frances Irene, to will be an M MRS. CLAYTON C. SMITH Floyd Dossey Jr., SI’ S, U.. Dossey, will return form* for wedding, engage­ ment or birth announcements. Include name, phone number and address so information can be verified. D A Y SCHOOL HURCH ST. LONGWOOD, FLA. $5 Refist ration $15 Per Month Ear Information Cad SM-4613 or ttS-llfl Holiday guests a t the home o f Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hen­ derson were Mrs. Glenda Drummond. St. Cloud, and Mr. and Mr*. Richard Lamb and children who have recent­ ly returned from the Phil­ ippine Island*. Mr. and Mr*. W. If. McDonald o f Johnson City. Tcnn., w ere visitors on Friday. The Ladies Society o f B ro ­ therhood of Firemen and Englnemen will meet Thursday at B p.m . at the home o f M rs. H. Titshaw, 2128 Holly Ave. cveni of April IR at I'inecrest Earl Pin in official nasripaper Janice Whiaier left Thurs­ day to resume her studies at Hanover CoDega, Hanover, Ind., after (pending the holi­ days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ardo Whiaier. Officers key 1t» couple la it bo«* *1 gle white orchid. She wore • plans to complete her educ* 111 C. Eighth Stmt. necklace of three heart-shap­ tion in Orlando. ed diamond pendants, a gift from her parents. OPENINGS AVAILABLE IN CLASSES The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ralph Scott, SanKINDERGARTEN (5 jrre.). ford, was graduated from PRE-KINDERGARTEN (4 yrn.) Seminole High School in IMS and is employed at H. B. CHRIST CH URCH EPISCOPAL Pope Co., Ine. Mrs. Scott to this week. He h ai been visiting his parents for 30 days. Holiday guests of tha Dosseys were their daughter and her hus­ band, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mc­ Cain. Merritt Island, Mrs. J. D. Dossey and Mra. Greg M axcy, Sebring. Mra. A. L. Hardesty has re­ turned to her home on Orange Avenue, after spending the holidays with her daughter and sonln-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Haldln, and their five children in Miami. The Haldins and Ihe children a ccom ­ panied Mrs. Hardesty home and spent the weekend here with her. STR A W BAGS! CHOOSE YOURS NOW FROM OUR IIIG COLLECTION Mrs. Leo E. Going, Past Matron of Waubcnno Chapter No. 300, Wrtdman, Mich., was Uie only first-time visitor at a recent meeting of Seminole Chapter 3 Order of Eastern Star in Sanford. Mrs. A. D. liaskini receiv­ ed the degrees o f tha order. During her initiation, initia­ tory solo* w ere sung by llyrun Leach. She was presented the Eastern Star Ulbls on which she took her obligation. The charter was draped In memory of recently deceased member, Mrs. Lillian Cleland, Dellary. During Ihe draping, U-aeli tang “ Ivory Palates." Rainbow advisory board members elected were Mr*. J. II. Anderson Jr., Mrs. W. A. Reynolds, Mrs. J. J. Nlch[ olson J r , Mrs. Irving Pryor, i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Markus, Mrs. Charles Cole and J. K. ' Hlackmun. A program on The laird’ s Altamonte Personals GiftH • Curds - Hooka 210 E. First St. By Julia Bartoo Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. Sobers, Lilian Drive, recent­ ly had us guests Sir. and Mra. John R. Sellers and sons Johnny and Jeffrey, from Spring d o v e , III. They visit­ ed many placet of interest in the stato and spent four days In Itivirru Ueach visiting an aunt. unfed bride elect from was grad- Seminole High , / School where she was a memher National Honor So111 Y, Spanish Glee Club and Majorette Corps. She Hotter University, Indlnnspolu, Ind., and is employed at Dynalron- . of Tne bridegroom elect, a jf l i 'M . ^^M ? • {M L ! Print 'u Solid SEERSUCKER COTTONS PIMA COTTONS SCISSORS ’a SHEARS Caaualwear perfec­ tion . . . drip dry, easy - Iron cottons are burget magic I Stripes and solids. Fine combed cot* tons at special Pen­ ney savings! Ma­ chine w a s h a b l e printa or sol Ida I A vast collection of Imports at big savingaf H ot dropped forged steel, popu­ lar alsea and styles! ' ■ 'J n H j J jk I j j H H J k Forged Steel O s ford '« ■ Personality, Grooming Course Offered To help gain the charm and poise desired by all women, the Pennsylvania State Uni­ versity offers a correspond­ ence course tilled “ Personal­ ity and G room ing." Exercise for a trim figure is described. Practical help is given on good groom ing prac­ tices for hands, teeth, fret and skin. Charts illustrate hair style* that bring out a woman's most attractive fea­ tures. The im portance of food to control weight la empha­ sised with calorie values of foods listed. Menial attitude.* and prr^nality traits are ex­ plained. The material Is combined in a loosrleaf folder and (he mat Is small. For additional information send a card to society editor. The Sanford Herald. Colored stationery ami con trailing Inks are for the youngrr act. FRANCES IRENE JONES (Houftu of Ruhiju) Diane Aeeardl and Hiondi entertained at Pat Cotton Dacron® ’a Cotton D acron® SPORTSWEAR FABRICS CAHEKf PRINTS 46" widt poplins, gabardines, s a i l cloth and more fot smart sport ou tfits! Drip dry, littlo ironl Transitional D a c ­ ron® polyester and cotton prints in tha season's n e w e s t shades! Easy-caral Hllky-Touch Sewing months, Miss K. Scud a New Upper Montclair, N. J Y ear's Eve party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Accard!. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kitselen, Dellary Drive, entertained their daughter, and her chil­ dren, Denise, Susan and D av­ id, from Colorado Springs, Col., fur Ihe holidays. - and DELIVERED ON TIME Yoor Downtown Florist Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Har­ nett, Dclespine Drive, have had as their guest for several Cor. E. 1st A Hanford Ave. FA 2-1823 o r FA 2-8432 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP PONGEE PRINTS Big savings on nee. cottuna that hand wash and d r ip dry! Crease resistant prints. QcuwaJu} late and Needs I HASH? NOTIONS M M a card Everything a t savings! T a p e mea­ sure*. traatng w h e e l * , knitting gauges, pens, morel Clearance Sale LARGE SELECTION DO O R BUSTER SPECIAL! PURE IMPORTED excellent quality . . . and you’ll find them S jO M s J U ’a m ewtra ful k a t deewed tfc-bow shirt Vhmm <d drip dry Dacron* polyester and rotten has a feminine pensuasion with skirts, suits and J to p n that's brand to find Favor w O h a nun. In sparkling whim. Howe's 3>a&hjbnA 2624 PARK DRITV OPEN ALL D A Y WED. AND FBI. NIGHTS GOOD SELECTION Shop ’n Save On The Entire Families Shoe Needs . . At SH O E STORE Downtown Sanford Cor. Ini. ft Magnolia (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) 36” Wide — Machine Washable Crease Resistant It Different Shade* USE YO U R PEN N EY CH ARG E C A R D ! �wS jS t t J S - t f a h ik n C a knd a A Ita n d a r, l u , • A ia lca Circle at t p.m . •Uh Mrs. Roy H ills, 2718 Magnolia A re. Mrs. Ben W ig. fin s will show a film on birds. Central Cirele at t:4S a.m . with Mrs. Frank Erans, Lake M ary. M rs. Welghtly wiU be the program speaker, subject •-Birds." llem erocallis Circle at 7:30 f .m . with Mrs. Carl Lind, Lake Mary. Mrs. Walter Schwarz will show color slides • f travel. Ivp Circle at T:t3 p.m . with Mrs. Robert Dekle. Speaker will be E. C. LunUbcrt, sub­ je c t "R o s e s ." Magnolia Circle at 10 a.m . with Mrs. R. W. Herron, 2110 Palm etto Ave. Mona Bridges will conduct a workshop on corsages. Mimosa Circle at 10 a.m . With Mrs. James Askew, 19 Axalea Drive, DeBary. There w ill be a plaque workshop. Palm Circle at 9:30 a.m . With Mrs. Wade Garner, 618 £ . Second St. The program will be on plants and bulbs, D r. J. F. Darby, speaker. Woodrose Circle at 9:30 a.m . with Mrs. Edgar Miller, Indian Mound Village. The program subject will be air layering. Friday, Jan. II Camellia Circle at 9:30 a.m . With Mrs. Thomas McDonald, 1100 Cornell Drive. Program , •Trees and Large Shrubs." Dirt Gardeners Circle at 10 n.m . with Mrs. W. E. Kirchhoff, 1617 E. Second St. E. C. Lundbert will speak on the •ubject "R oses in F lorida." liiblscua Circle at 2 p.m . with Mrs. II. W. Seller. Mrs. Cordon ilrtssnn will be the program speaker, and tell of her recent trip to Hawaii. Ixora Circle at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Carl Schilke, too W . Coleman Circle. Program ••Artistic Design. Crescent.” Jacnranda Circle at 7:30 p.m . with Mrs. A. C. M cRcynolds, Lake Golden. Program on Valentine arrangements. Rose Cirele at 9:t3 a.m . with Mrs. O. R. Pearson. ♦ S. Summerlin Ave. Program speaker will be Dr. J. F. D arby, subject— "N ew, Tried and T ru e." $1.2 Million For Hospital MORE J i r i l l CV3 MORE....MORE OFTEN If B L U E RIBBON Q U ALITY ‘W M V WESTERN CRAIM -PID MATURE R E E F I®5 ••IruvNiir CREAM**? liavwll a saaw w w e w o m n w w • B LU R HURON Q U A LITY N ATURALLY AGED B EE F MS-44 LB C h u c k S t e a k , r. 49< • • •BLLU U BI HURON RIBBON Q U ALITY A LITY NATURALLY AGED B EEP IR P ! LB R ib ta BURMA SALTID 9 MIXED NUTS i S t e a k . . . . '* ..7 5 ' • • • • • B LU R RIBION Q U A LITY NATURALLY AGED I I E P C u b e d S t e a k . 1: 8 9 LADY FAIR Sweated Ik er Buttermilk ARMOUR STAR SKIMLISS BISCUITS 6«*49* FRANKS FLAVORFULCIOAR KEY FLASH FROZIN OROUPIR MULLET • • • » * • ,..15* • • vnne runi r r TUUK L n U lL C • # • • (SM A LL) ,5 F FILLETS • • # • • • lim it . i c o f f e e o f your ch o ick WITH $5.00 OR MORE POOD ORDER COFFEE LB. • ,49 * • STEAKS ,69. 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The hospital will be built at Atlantis, a W est Palm Beach auburb, and administerrd un­ der the Lake Worth General Hospital to which the federal grant was made. The govern-m en t funda will be matched 'w ith about |1.8 million either •ontrlbuted through a local aampaign or collected front a , girst mortgage. - • R. K. Small, president o f Lake W orth General, said bids w ill go out soon and that contracts should he let by the end o f the month. About $800,000 - has ulrrudy been collected " h e r * fo r the 150-bed hospital. WCRff.M.fmovs FOOD FAIRlow ftfcfi, MORE,,..variety in every department. MORE ...friendly, cowtem FOODFAIRitttlct. FROM FOOD FAIR.,..THE STORE THAT GIVES YOU 00 IB JAR SAVE 20* 49 R IM A R K A B LI B A B T L IT T Another Big Job Slated For MATS O RLAN DO (UPI) — Gen. Joe W . Kelly, chief o f the Military Air Transport Serv­ ice, aaid Tuesday night ha be­ lieves MATS will undertake an operation this year that will dw arf last year's "O pera­ tion Itig L ift." M ATS transporteil about $5,000 men o f the 2nd Arm or­ ed Division from Texas to . Europe in a record 63 hours 'and five minutes. After that there had been talk o f a sim­ ilar maneuver to the Far Ka*t, but this was later cancelled. * ___________ _ To Honor Three COLUMBUS, Ohio (C P I) — The Columbus Touchdown Club will honor three athletes •a t an ali-aparta dinner Jan. 17. . John Pence! of Northeastern j Louisians State College will be cited for pole vaulting over 17 feet, outfielder Hank Aaion of the Milwaukee Braves for a 10-year .330 batting average and catcher Elston Howard of the New York Yankees, for becom ing the American Lea­ gue's moat valuable p U /a r id • PORK & BEANS SAVE ON THESE • RED KIDNEY BEANS OLD GLORY BRAND • BABY LIMA BEANS CANNED GOODS • GREAT NORTHERN BEANS AT THE • BLACKEYE PEAS LOW, LOW PRICE OP • SPAGHETTI 9$ EACH EARLY JUNE PEAS I 5o« CANS GET MORE IN ’64 REO. 49# VALUE LADY PAIR ICEO«CREAM PILLED" BOSTON layer Cakes m r ■AKIRY BONUS a n ti bxtna MIRCNANTS GRtU STAMPS l/jiYlL ADT FAIR 4** PUSH LTOf»A*eo PINEAPPLE PIE M O R E FA M O U S FO OD FAIR LOW P R I C E S Lv ’) 45' PLUS FREE M E R C H A N T S GREEN S T A M P S �V V- Hr n R Yfcg* •—■ Wed. Jen. 8, *84 atfef ef dam, turkey and bear to meet tactions ef . elated at mm half haw after aoneet Sunday, geeee and seat hunting1 alee closed statewide at Sunday. Heating ed woodcock closed statewide at Batasdhy. Snipe hwatlag cioaod Dee. SO. Hunting hour after sunost Bah. 22. The season for hunting deer, beer and turkey win remain open in tke Third District anti] Jan. It except In Okaloosa, Walton, Ehcaasbia and Santa loan Counties There ia as open season on doer la Washington and Sohneo Counties to the Third District. The third and final phase ef dove hunting closet at emmet Joe. IS. A special turkey gobbler hunting aeaaoa will he held la portions ef the Second and Third District* and in Put­ nam County of the Fifth District Mar. 2S to Apr- 12. from one hell how before eearise until 1I ;00 noon each day. According to A. D. Aldrich, director of the Game and Flash Water Fish Commission, Florida hunters have had a good horrent. Aldrich arges hunters to practice courtesy, safety end good sportsmanship daring the final days ef this 1042-44 heating aeaaoa. L jn u i High's Greyhounds lot bet la the abootiai u d rebounding departmoot last night tad put oo a dtn ltag dUplajr of offensive tad de­ fensive ability to blait the year when they took a M to 32 decision from the fevered Ocoee Cardinals. Led by Jimmy Courier who came up with IS points, the Lions were trailing 10 to 14 at the end ef the lint period. However, the Lions put to­ gether IS points to the second Minis while holding the Cards on their own court, to a mere eight points. Going into the second half leadias 31 to 21, the Lioaa managed a dozen points to the third quarter and led the Cardinals 44 to 21 at the cad of that round. Ocoee got hot to the float stansa and rack­ ed up 21 pototi while Oviedo attempted to play a ball eonother even dozes marker*. Bout Famd Dwffara u SEMINOLE HIGH STUDENTS, sacking posi­ tions on the school's bowling team which will participate in the Inter-Scholmatic Bowling Conftrance, are ahown just prior to initial qualifying rounds. The Seminole team will compete with 11 other high schools in the Central Florida Cage League How To Toach Youngsters loda were wide open affairs for the Lioaa. At oo* time during the engagement Ovie­ do boasted a 10 point lead. ** *Henry JL Cooper, H.D. ef F t Lauderdale, president ef The game was originally the Florida Heart Association, today announced the two* dated for the Oviedo High day golf teonuuamt being sponsored by the First Flight gym but at noon yesterday it Company fee the Florida Heart Fund Campaign. was noticed that the 0 m Any hole-to-ono made at a PGA golf course that floor was “ sweating” and ap­ weekend will produce Heart Fund revenue at tke rate ef parently would ho uaplayablo. $000 for the health agency and $300 la tholes ef Firet A hurried telephone call to Flight merchandise for the participating golfer. Ocoee officials was made and The tournament coincides with Heart Sunday, Feb. the UU was switched to th« 18, (Umax ef the annual nationwide campaign of the Cardinals’ home court. American Heart Association. to addition to Courier's IS Lew W. Oehmig, president of the sponsoring com­ points, Billy Mlklcr came up pany, has guaranteed the Florida Heart Association at with 11 while Ted Bclborn least $10000 and encourages playara to anter the hole* registered 10 to put three of to era easiest to expand the total. the Lioaa la the double figure Deawy Champagne, president of the Florida section bracket Meanwhile, White­ Of the Professional Golfer*’ Association of America, head and Grant of the Redexpressed pleasure that PGA golf course* and members birds had 14 points each. could participate in the f t Heart Drive windup. More The Lions varsity record than 100 courses will participate. now stands at four wins Both amateurs and professionals may entar the con­ sgainst a pair of losses. The test and make their local Heart Fund Holt-In-One effort Lions dropped a tilt to ML Dora and an overtime affair to the normal course of ploy. to New Smyrna Beach. Golf shape at Florida courses will distribute contest Last night the Lions’ shoot­ entry nice. ing almost hit the 90 per cent mark. In tb* preliminary affair, Mike Partin with 14 pototi and Bobby Stewart with 12 points for the Ltoa Cubs was not quite good enough and tha naby Redbirds went home with a 49 to 32 victory. Lilly had 13 and Boyd 10 points for Invincible O.B.'a McDufl r o t n r it w a rn — a/is wit* - U n i t W— 1. Chiilly. X. It the little Cards. runs again tonight at the SanOVIEDO (34)—Courier 4-7Il.'a Pounllr. S. <(>»l*r |Uy, 4. ford-Orlando Kennel Club to Prompt Jin lli *. S. Itlng Jill nr. 13; Stewart 1-0—2; Mlklcr 4the mid-week hot-box apectai. I. HiiMn SlcUInty. 7. Mlaa Hit­ 3-11; nook 1-1-3; Arndt 4S ''u rtlc j (>—0; Bclhurn 4-2—10; Brook* Me Duff has won his last ler. r i r r u r a w — s/te wit. — 31-7; Totals 21-14-94. Head# 4: — 1 . Johnny Tip. 7. three starts at SOKC and ap­ Ullla Hoe. S. JohnnyltaWItl, OCOEE (32)—Whitehead 4 pears to bo unbeatable again I. Hally Handy. i . Ft,»ta Pal*. I. Illllilala, 7. Ilrook ton, s. 2-14; R. Ilurst 42-10; Mor­ tonight The Oswald Brothers Jo* 1'anly rison 1-0—2; Grant 0-2—14; pup, who has dominated the m m h a c k — n/n wn* — Konants 0-1—1: Alligood 2-3— tired* H— I. Mol** .Mik-r, J. scene to date this season, Hi Im Ii i tier, I. l u f l n Hook, 7; W. Hurat 2-0—4; Totala; drew a favored Inside posi­ 4. KUhonilr, 1. II. A.’* Alien 21-10—52. 1lari»', 4. Il*lli> lluit-rriy, 7. tion—the No, 2 box— for the OVIEDO ...... 14 18 12 12-34 featured loth race. OCOEE ........ 16 I 7 21-32 The U-pound red brlndle can win from anywhere on Phils Ink Three the track but atoms to have PHILADELPHIA (UPI) a slight preference for the in­ The Philadelphia P h i l l i e s side post positions. brought their 1041 Hat of sat­ O. B.’s McDuff has yet to isfied players to 24 Tuesday break the magic 11 - second with the tinging of pitchers barrier for the 5*10th mile I'sul Drown and Darrell Su­ distance. therland and outfielder John Tonight’s cntriei: Briggs. Brown, a rigthander, f i r s t naiii a/sa wii* — had an 0-1 mark with the Phlllirada A— 1. Bock Tray. X. Much Time, I. I.arry KnatiU. lles In six appearances last 4. Al r u iu m . S. O.U.'a Walla, TK.VTII RAI N — B 'la WII* — season. 4. Flortnca SlrNahp, 7. SUM- IIrad* A— I. Kiln* Tarry. f ggfcy gotten who shoot holea-ln-ene Fob. 72S2, may help boost Heart Association funds by $10,000 mar. I. I'roud Kiel# s r .r o .v o r a c k — a /ia wit* — tirade O — I. On* Shot Walkar, 7. (liman III**. I.llu n ty llran.l, 4. Haiti, 1. Slarluw Urandy, «. Shrtikr. 7. Halil* M oDulf, I. Uadlola TIIIHII RAC-a — B /ia Mil* — lirada O — 1. Ia -w a *t. 7. Iluak«. I. I.lifht Hal, 4. Kiri* liana*. t. Will* Ocran. I. Naomi* Uao. ratary, T. Chalrauaay, I. Dana llocS a Whoa the iccoad half open* od with the Greyhounds lead* lag » to II, Lyman atak 1* potato to the third frame while holdlag the Red Devils to only atoe. But ia the last period the 'Hounds moved far out ia boat by nettlag 21 potato while the Devils man­ The 'Houads took a IT to 0 lead at the cad ef the initial aged only IS. period but the two fives play­ The Greyhounds offensive­ ed to ■ 19-12 standstill during ly were unbeatable last Bight. They netted tS per cent of their atlempta and gathered 1 to 49 rebout.’ v to handcuff the Winter Garden rulntet. ■ Bill Tolsea recorded 20 - - * i. Martin tad Zarra swept points—IT of thorn to Co fin­ area league. The local school's home bane will be through the eighth game dou­ al period—to take top scoring Jet Lanes. Left to right are Principal Andrew bles feature with five straight bom s for the evening. DonBracken, Jeannette Davidson, John SpoUki, Pat points Tuesday night at the ale Smith was right behind Zeuli, Wren Credland who will coach the kegiers, Orlando • Seminole C— I— Jai Alai * ’ Tolsea with >1 points. Smith Steve Cain, Joyce Walts, and Seminole High's Fronton, with Arcltio and Fra- picked up eight points to the Athletic Director Fred Ganaa. (Herald Photo) first quarter and eight more dera coming la second. The sixth event ef the lad­ ia the third. Smith headod the Hounds ies* eight program produced a jai «lal rarity—a perfectly la their amasiag display of matched game— to which all rebounding ability with Rich­ six teams deadlocked eat ard Grant and Gene Winklepoint sky of the winning mark- maa also doing their share. Kenny Ament, a varsity re­ The Sanford Recreation De­ Pott two. with tTria and serve, played t h e satire partment will hold aa organi­ By Jane Canefeeivy Quintana, then defeated poet fourth quarter for the Grey­ sational meeting for Men's Canelberry racing enthus­ one for the win. The poet hounds and turned ia an ex­ Basketball League Thursday iast, Joe Harwood, finished three of Arrooa aad Zubl ceptionally fine performance night at the office of the rec­ third la the V Unlimited Class topped post four for second la ths evening's opener, place, and Badiola sad Garay Lyman’s Baby 'Hounds cap­ reation director. The meeting will begin and ninth overall Saturday ia to post six downed poet five tured a 32 to 22 decision from the grueUng nine hour mara­ five for show position. promptly at 7:30 p.m. the Baby Devils. Gary Gut­ Pedro and Zarra shared the ter with 10 points, Richard All groups deiirlng to com­ thon held during the Orange pete la the Men’s League Bowl Regatta at Miami’s Ma­ daily double wins, paying Moore with 12 and Steve $00.40 oo the 4-3 combination. Simpkins with 10 led the scor­ ihould have their representa­ rine Stadium. tive preterit. ing efforts. Dave Mails end He piloted h I a 19-foot The league this year will Critchfleld catamaran, power­ Jim Burkhammer did most feature a poit season double ed by two 75 hp McCulloch of the rebounding for the lit­ elimination tournament at the outboard motors, to the long tle Greyhounds. conclusion of the regular sea- grind finishing just 10 seconds LAKEV1EW (43) - Arring­ ton 2-4-0; Thornton l-O—I; behind the second place win­ LYMAN 72, Lakaview « ner. Cothern 2-0—0; Bloebaum 4* OVIEDO 30. Ocoee 92 1-0; Martin 2-2-0; Mickey Rough, ehoppy water, hid­ Evans 10, Boone 91 Cowboys Pick Dill 1-0—2; Woodley 1-1—2; Haw* den ahoala and floating coco­ Tavares 90, EusUs 93 DALLAS (UP1) — Jimmy nuts provided formidable hasthorn* 2-0—4; Shaw 1-0—2; Cocoa 22, Titusville 10 DU1, a 0-foot-l, 119-pound of­ Hett 0-1-1; Totala; 170-43. ards eliminating 37 of the 00 Edgewater 74, Colonial 0 fensive end at the University LYMAN (72)—Tolsoo 12-1original entries from the race. Apopka 77, Kissimmee 40 of Alabama, baa been signed The 22-foot inboard ski New Smyrna 44, Fla. MUitary 23; Wtokeman 1-1—3; Grant by the Dallas Cowboys of the 4-1-0; Goplen 4 0 -4 ; Smith boats, also entered to the National FootbaU League as 0-3—21; Aaher 1-0—2; Pavel* a free agent. DIU was not event, proved better able to Gainesville 01, Seabrees* 7* chak 10—2; Sterling 10—2; maintain the fast pace to the Oak Ridge 90. Winter Park 44 picked la the NFL draft Totals: 330-72. choppy waters of Biicayne DeLand 0 , Wildwood 20 LAKEVIEW . 0 1S 012-43 College Bay and cams to ahead of Cornell 0 , Fla. Southern 0 LYMAN . .... 17 12 10 21-72 other entries. To Organize Martin, Zarra Win Doubles Harwood Third In Bowl Race THERE'S A NEW MAH IN TOWN! TWO-PANEL diagram girl atudent illustrating the 1e Instructor with ahaway. ii.'* Mcnurr. 7. Hoc kin h i *. 4. Tran way*, S. W ide I lap, S. AmpU AritfU, 7. Slaak Punda, 5. Ill Paan l.tjrvt H L K W iv rii m i h — a /a w ii * — lirada I'— 1. C alico Taki, 7. Hklla. I. W r ila l. I. d U .'i Artlcla, A. Purrhrad. f . Parla (-him**. 7. Tuppar Top, S. Pal'a Turn SPESDYh e s N O W ON LY arrived . . . 1m pertded rigid *p to Nightly 8:10 EXCEPT Sl'BDAY Evans 4 0 Boon* 3 1 Bishop Moots 2 3 Colonial 3 3 Winter Park S 2 Edgewater 2 3 SEMINOLE 1 3 Oak Ridge 1 3 Resells Last NlgU Evans SO, Booo* 91 Edgewater 74, Colonial 01 Oak Ridgt 90, Winter Park 44 Seminole and Bishop Moore, BlackwalL plan tax. Wkitewalle $2 aiare. 730x11, 100x14, U0sl4, 040(14. 030x14. MK3TOAAM 7:40 m l Ntw Tread TIRES j • Crania* I Me Roberta rttrrada TAM MUTUIL 1 WAGERING J applied on aoead lira caaings! • Free Monntiwg IIAWSMimiY Ladle* Night ’Rtfrlhhs W Glara* Endowed Heated Grandstands LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKING Sorry! Na Minora! •Where Tke Top Dogs Run Rain Or Si In#** t o . F RONl ON sm rt W9I (her# be romenc* in W ill SPUDITS sens* of humor continue io keep him out of (rouble? SPBDY F O L L O W TH E A D VEN TU RES O F R IG H T H ERE IN T H E P A G E S O F T H IS N EW SPA PER EVERY W E E K ! Use*. Ml 030-4231 Seminole at Evans Bishop Moore at Edgawater Winter Park at Colonial Bofto to Oak Rides W h et new edventures ewa’rt 405 W. FIRST 8T. FA 2-0651 Florida Diatrikutera Foe Denman Custom Built Tim MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A OH.ANDO �* A te.x.-M ,.,,., . i.-ki- ■•m l ■•-* -r- '-• - > » - - ,, .... .---V ~ »-■* ‘' - • - .. * ‘■’VT ; . r— * / '. - • ,5 -N ..h-! - . •> t.'- - -- *• ;» in- Wad. Jol 8, 'H -P tft • 20 Dixie Demos To Test ~ HAVANA <TJ?n—The pee. ernmeat radio told Cubans cost. Tuesday they will hare new Preader Fidel Castro's rsrBritish buses by the end ef olutkmary rerime was allowed this yes? in a |12-miUk>n-plas Ore years tn which U pay for the buses. by the United States. The V . B. rwmaaeat as­ The deal involves the im­ sailed the deal as detrimental mediate sal* of 400 city busts to Its efforts to isolate Ras* at a price of more then fit sia's Caribbean satellite. mUHoa, with more than fl "1 don't Ukt it a bH,” Seen* million worth of spare parts, tary oS Commerce Luther pine BO tntcrurhan buses and Hodgea said, “ this hurts us.” legs os etvil rights start Thursday wilb 30 Southern Democrats and oae Northern Republican already la llae to testify. The bearings are expected to draw at least a dosen other coogmsteeal witnesses is testify an the sweeping msacation, onploymcnt, public sccaeamenatk’sl and use of mittse, which traditionally listens to any amgmimea who wants to talk about bllli before they are cleared for action by the House. Smith Indicated some weeks sure designed to eliminate discrimination is voting, edeaps he did not expect the hearings to run into Febru­ ary, but he has set ns data Chairman Howard W. Smith, far windiag up the testimony. n t a committee is expected Is k m s bipartisan majority for Madias tbs measure to Um House Host. Should tils btariags atrstch bcjoad Jaauary, II Is expect­ ed tkst s campaign Is tsks tbs MQ away from tbs rotes Croup will bs stsppsd up. Ef­ forts to let a majority of tbs 433 House roembsrs to sign a discharge petitioe before the Christmas holiday stalled at about 170 signatures after Sanford, ah* is a 1MB gradu­ By Behcet B. Thomas Jr. ate of CHS. FA347M . Turner Davie will celebrate Pvt flhmaon Holliman Jr. his lOlat birthday Monday. was bare with his parents and R b Mrtbplaca la Tbomaavilla, many friends for the ChristOa. *!hsrs waa no state beard holidays. Holliman nf M R or bureau o f vital stationed at Fort Jackson. He flMMuw” bo said. This Ma­ lta *febm> attained only a is • graduate ef the class ef fo r th grad* education, but IMS at Ciwome High School tha benefit of experience has and Bethuns-Cookman College. certainly been an asset to him Airmen First Class Zed because he ezpreesea himself Hampton has returned to MinVery well. On New Year’s Day, he was ott, N. D„ alter the holidays honored at the Church of God with hie wife, Ciontha. Hamp­ by Mother Ruby Wilson end ton is a graduate of Croons others. The children’s chorus High School where he partici­ under the direction ef Rev. H. pated in football and baseball. • # a Rosa, sang two beautiful eongi. Mrs. Mattie Merritt in­ James Caslon, former base­ troduced the honored guest. ball player and boxer, spent a She spoke of the wonderful few deys visiting friends. Ca­ pattern of devotion to God and tion is now a resident of Buf­ men that has been *et by bins. falo, N. Y. The example set by this eld­ Eddie Givens, a long time resident of Sanford, is visiting erly gentleman has been guiding light for both children friends. Givens is presently a and adults. Mr. Davla told of resident of Chicago, 111. his faith in God, and how that The Mamie Martin Mission­ faith hat carried him through ary Circle will meet Thursday many situations which seemed night at St. John Metropoli­ hopeless. He told some fan­ tan Baptist Church. The time tastic things abaut his being la I p. m. Mrs. Dorothy in danger but be came out of Adams, president, is caking them safe. “Believe in God and everyone to pleas* attend. aerve him faithfully and you Basinas* of vital Importance. Mrs. Viola Holt, of Colum­ Will overcome,” he said. He talked of children being bus, Ge., is visiting her son disobedient to their parents. end daughter-in-law, Mr. and However, be pointed out that Mr*. Willie G. Holt. Holt is adults are responsible for chil­ tha head football coach at dren’s behavior and the Ilk*. Crooms High School. “Thsse days children are al­ Henry Gordon has returned lowed to take on responsibil­ to New Brunswick, N. J., after ities that should be their par­ spending the holidays with his ents. They have become wreak family. Gordon la a 1959 and failing to do a thorough graduate of Croomfc High job in rearing children,” he BchooL He works in the day added. 1 asked him If be time and attends engineering think* the so-called modern school at night age is accountable for tha Ill- Dolly Jean Boyd paid a brief rearing of today’s youth 7 visit to the home of Mr*. Clor“ Very definitely," he eeld aa is* Gray and family. She is a he seemingly tried to turn his native of Blountetown, Fla. soft voice Into a growling one. where she attends May Haw “ Grown-up* do not have tha High School. time for their youngsters any Booker T. Washington has more." Some years ago when come beck heme to stay 1 was in my early teen*. I had awhile. He wee a resident of an experience with this won­ Rocheeter, N. Y., for several derful person that nearly scar. yean. Washington was an ex­ *d me out of my wits. There plosive halfback for the Pan­ was a minister who had a tent thers ia tha 1st* forties. • e e a few feet to the side of hie house. Each night there were Weekend guests of Eunice religious services and pictures L Wilson wero her godchil­ shown about Christ. 1 imagine dren, Martha Ruth and GeorgDavis took it upon himself to ena Walton, of Orlando. keep people on the outside Roosevelt Presley, of At­ quiet. Una night yours truly lanta, Ga., was a recent guest aat on the fender of the of Katie Itoblnson and family. preacher's car ami fell asleep. Mr. and Mrs. Minus Jenkins (I had heard people say if he spent the holidays with their ever xhuoh a finger ut anyone families. They were hou«* the person would have bad gneste uf Mr. and lire. Tom­ bad luck.) When 1 was awak­ mie L. Jenkins and son. For-; ened by someone shaking me mrr resident* of Sanford, they and saying "gat off the now reside in Akron, Ohio. preacher's car,” end sew that Mrs. Z. B. Johnson has re­ it was Davit I ran like e -car­ lumed to Jacksonville after, visiting her f a m i l y a n d ed rabbit. fiietuU. She is a former teach­ minute Couaty Youth Ad­ er o( English and Flench at visory Council will meet at Crooms High School. Present­ Mrs. Alma Muralon's office ly. she ia employed in the Jan. 10 at 7:*) p. m- You ere Duval County school* system. asked to com* out and affili­ Mrs. Susie D. Thompson, ate yourself with this organ­ graiuineice uf Turner Davis, will give a birthday dinner in isation. Hernice Lewis, who , etale* honor of the elderly gentle­ in Newbury, N. Y., sp*-nt the men. Ue will celebrate his Yuletide season her*. She liv­ 101st birthday Thursday. Mrs. ed with Mrs. Mary M»y* while Thompson is a public health here. A former resident wfjnurto in Jacksonville. Chairman Emanuel Cellar, DN. Y., of the Judiciary com­ mittee sad Rap. William M. McCulloch, MOblo, principal sponsor of the measure. Other member* of the Judici­ ary committee, which approv­ ed the bUl Nov. 30, alee were STEAKS TURNER DAVIS 'Have Faith In God/ Centenarian Avers Good Lord Deliver Us’ LEAN WESTERN • T-B O N E C E N T E R CUT • ROUND • CLUB • CUBE A verage Savings 40c Lb. JEWEL SHORTENING BONE!,ESS 3 LB. C A N M all 1 With IS FooS O iltr > ’ >7 ^ <h MIRACLE WHIP SA LA D D RESSIN G M ail I With IS Food Ordir LARGE FAB P ^B O N E LE SS ALL-MEAT I D ET ER G EN T Malt 1 With SI Food Ordir BEE-ALL LONG GRAIN LARGE DAG PLANTATION MEAL or G RITS. . . 28c RICE . . DEL MONTE H CAN LYRE’S NO. MS CAN CORNED BKF HASH 3 lbs. 39c . 2/69c TUNA M A IN E O IL SA R D IN ES SH O W B O A T SPAG H ETTI RED BIRD V IE N N A SAU SAG E C A N S ------ 1 . . round b o n e 3 cans 89c LBL m mm Shoulder Roast 4 7 * n i.U E . 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"GREEN GIANT” CANADIAN ACE BLUE SEAL1 SOLID FROZEN . . . IN llUTTEIt SAUCE • Peaa GIANT PKG. Notes JANUARY T Admissions Hilda Mobley, Hattie Singleton, Julia Slpplo, Margie Ab-! #ey, Mark Straughn, Jerry! L a • Dickerson, Genevieve Brumley, Ethel Jairett, Ge­ neva Bronson. David West, Joe Garrett, Ingrid Lang, all nf Sanford; Helen Pell, Os­ t e e n ; Christine Reynolds, Fred Christensen, William Krecker, DeBary; Wanda Enloe, Lake Monroe; Mildred Gier, Lake Mary; Lois DeLa Haye, WaynesviUe, N. C. ; 1 Lawrence Verrier, G r e e n Bay, Wla.; Andy Reppa, Del-, tons Births Mr. and Sirs. Richard Elbell. baby girl, Sanfonl Discharges Louis Rotundo, Carlos Manley, Richard Williams, Eddie Thomas. Cynthia Sleadows, Diane Johnson, Mrs. Lucille Payne and baby boy, Mr*. Juanita Redding and baby girl. Marjorie McDermott, all ef Sanford; Herbert Guild, Helen Terwilliger, C la r a Stellmacher, DeBary; Eman­ uel Smith, Jeffrey LeSlay, Lake Monroe; Terrance Bush, Oviedo • Corn • Mexi Corn • (ireen ileans R OZ. CANS SIIURFRESH FREEZER QUEEN" FROZEN • Liman • Broccoli • liruHnel Sprouts GIANT PKG. 3 LB. PKGS. MR. G" FROZEN Limit: One Of Your Choir. With Your f i Or More Order l’ lea»* SHOWBOAT KRAFTS QUART JAR "FRESH” FRESH Announce ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) —Mrs. Hazel Marie Rooks, 43, of St. Petersburg, leaped to her death Tuesday from the Sunshine Skyway Bridge 130 feet above Tampa Bay. Officer* aald they were un­ able to find a reason for the woman'* acton . lb. 29c -SHUHFINK' Hospital Woman Leaps From Bridge 3 ^ *1 • Neck Bones TALLAHASSEE (CPI) Ylto Florida Institute far Con­ tinuing University S t a d i a * 4FICUS) *aid tod*7 it i* offarlag IS coonaa is aosiaaofios. boslanee administration and I toacbcr education ia Brevard County, Loom of tho nation'* ailuik toft cantor. Th# too builoeao adminlsSratloo program*, which atartod today, ara specifically feared toward pcraooMl at I th* mlaaflo cantor and Patrick Air Fore# Baaa. Cluaaa era being held at Capo Kanaady far personnel | of th* National Aeronautics' and S p a c e Administration i (NASA) and two at Patrick j tor civilian and military peraonneL Initial enrollment in­ cluded 30 students at both altcs, selected by NASA and base official*. Dr. Warren B. Nation, pro­ fessor at marketing, and Dr. Richard Baker Jr., associate professor of market at Florida Stale University in Talla­ hassee moved temporarily to Brevard county to inaugurate the business program. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Lakeland Sen. Scott Kelly aaya be will formally an­ nounce hi* candidacy for the governor at a news confer­ ence in Sarasota Saturday. Kelly haa been lining up aupport and organising cam­ paign posts for tha past year. -TALL HICKORY" GREEN YELLOW Florida CABBAGE O N IO N S Strawberries 3 LB. CELLO PINT Limit: Owe With Yeur S3 Or Mare Fowl Order I’ltue a eaaa^p56j5S>3 50 EXTRA With Thin Coupon A Th* I'urrha.e Of tu g ••.Mrlu;o»h" p v n n GOLD BOND I fllJ H I STAMPS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ fid Each 49c Coupon good at your “Thriftway' Only. Thru Sat, January l l. 50 EXTRA Wi th Thi* ('••upon a Th* Purchae* (If ilOl.IXi.N A pkK.. •He GOLD ■ JJ| V ' I |1 BOND ■ n l J H l J p a m d h m STAMPS fim a B jttn fim Coupon good at your “Thriltway Only, Thru Sat, January ll. 50 EXTRA w uh Thi. Coupon A Th* Purr have Of Ritoxv GOLD B BOND t\ IJ ( | l| p M n r e i k x i A 'J STAMPS it O*. Pkg Tic Coupon good at your -Ihrtltwaj Only, Thru Sat, January ll. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND ■ d fa im to l With This Coupon A Th* Purrhate t( ■ • ill. I ll POTATO < H . 1S T f TA,',l M Pj Sl ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Twin Pah >9c Coupon goo< at your "Thriltwuy . Ouly, Thrj gat, January II. 50 EXTRA with Thu Coupon A Th» Purchase Of -Bayer" GOLD B BOND »I t H 11 k a u m M V M M STAMPS HtL Of 1*0 Tie Coupon good at your Thrlftwoy Ouly, Thru Sat, January 11. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thi* Coupon A The Purrbate Of -International" Liquid Sii.cr Puli.h STAMPS ■ . a Or. Jar 39c Coupon good nt your "Thriltwaj Ouly. Thru Sat, January ll. t �Deserved Recognition When the Seminole County Medi­ cal Society recently elected Dr. G eorit H. Starke to be the organizetion’a preaident during 1964, the so­ ciety probably became the first o f its kind in the South — perhaps the first in the nation — to extend an honor of this nature to a member o f the Negro But the society did not select Dr. Starke simply to become a first. The society chose Dr. Starke in recogni­ tion o f his ability over the years as a physician and a leader in his pro­ fession. Few people outside o f those close­ ly associated with the medical profes­ sion in Seminole County realize the tremendous contribution Dr. Starke haa made toward the health and wel­ fare o f this county's thousands o f Ne­ gro citizens. Dr. Starke is a native o f Melrose, Fla. He attended school there and la­ ter Florida A*M University where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree. He earned his degree in the depart­ ment o f medicine at Meharry Medi­ cal College, Nashville, Tenn. He passed the Florida Board in 1927 and received his permit to prac­ tice in this state. However, he in­ terned at Flint Goodrich Hospital in New Orleans and later worked in in­ ternal medicine at Harvard Univer­ sity and at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. T Starke te opened opene his practice in Sanford and in 1941 was admitted to the staff o f the Fernald • Laughton Memorial Hospital — the forerunner o f the present Seminole Memorial Hospital — as a full member, in 1947 he became the first member of his race to be admitted to the Flori­ da State Medical Society. He was also accepted at that time by the American Medical Association. During his first 14 years of prac­ tice in Seminole, Dr. Starke recalled making deliveries throughout the county, some at patient's homes, by lamp light, candle light, the light of a fireplace, even two by moonlight. He began practicing medicine in this county during the depression years. His first 14 years were served as the assistant county physician. During and since this period. Dr. Starke has delivered more than 10,600 babies, and he accomplished much in the field of major and min­ or surgery. Dr. Starke has been given consid­ erable recognition during his career. Peter Edion H ie Gross Isn't Always Greener In 1941, he was named president of the Clinical Society of Florida A&M University. He was head o f the Flor­ ida State Medical, Dental and Phar­ maceutical Society in 1942. He was president o f the Florida Tuberculos­ is Association in 1950. He has been recognized in Who’s Who in Medicine, named a vice pres­ ident of the National Medical Socie­ ty, received a citation for work in medicine by the Florida State Fair Association, and selected secretarytreasurer o f the Seminole society in 1960. Dr. Starke served as president of Phi Alpha Fraternity for two and a half years, is a 32nd degree Mason, Central Florida Deputy for Shriners, Illustrious Potentate Malta 143 Shrin­ ers of Orlando for three years, and a Baptist lecturer for Shriners. He is also chairman o f the Building Fund Committee at Sanford's New Mount Calvary Baptist Church. He was given a special honor sev­ eral years ago when Seminole Coun­ ty citizens held a day o f appreciation for Dr. Starke. His practice has included ail peo­ ple, the wealthy as well as the poor. Race has been no barrier. The won­ der of it all is that Dr. Starke, as ac­ tive as he has been and still is in so mnny professional and fraternal or­ ganizations, still has the time to at­ tend to as many as 50 patients daily at the Starke Professional Clinic at 1011 Sanford Avenue. And, then, on Dec. 10, his crown­ ing reward for 33 years of service to Sanford and Seminole County came when his colleagues chose him to lead their professional society. This area is badly in need of sev­ eral Negro physicians to relieve Dr. Starke of the tremendous load he now bcurs. At this time he is the only Negro doctor in the entire coun­ ty. The lenders o f some of the na­ tion’s prominent Negro organiza­ tions could accomplish nothing any­ more important at this time tnun to assist in establishing several more Negro physicians in Seminole Coun­ ty. Not only does The Herald com­ mend Dr. Starke for his faithful ser­ vice to his profession and to his pa­ tients throughout his 35 years of service, but we also commend his colleagues upon their selection of one who has contributed so much to so many to lead them this year. Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NXA) — that Hie bill eventually passes terrible beating in the Con­ The hoaeet tat discouraging word is that no one haa any accurate Idea whea civil rights reform legislation wilt emergs from Congroea in 1964 or what will bo fas it If it la pasted. Then io s long, hard fight ahead. There was considerable Jub­ ilation among liberals In Washington when Judge How­ ard Smith o f Virginia, chair­ man of tho House Rulea Com­ mittee, finally said he would open hearings Jan. 9 on tha bill approved by the House Judiciary Committee. Smith te personally opposed to this bilL He has requests from a score of other congress­ men who want to testify against it and he expects mors. There will he some witnesses for the bill, too. Hearings may run through January. Houm majority leader Cert Albert, D-Okln., la more optl mlstic. He thinks the hearings might run two weeks and that the House will pees e bill by the end of January. Either way, and assuming tha Houm, it will then have to grats in reeent weeks. They dew the Senate. And no one had deluged congressmen with letters end telegrams, phone can write n timetable on that calls and personal visits te gat action. 219 signatures on n discharge Republican Houm whip Les­ petition. This was a by-pass lie Aranda of Illinois speaks Rulea CommittM considera­ for many in Congress when he tion to the bill end bring it says that President Johnson directly to the Houm floor for will have te work out soms debato and a vote. kind of compromise with the They failed by approximate­ southerners to get n bill ly 60 signatures. They wanted through tho Senate. Congress to stay in session The imponderable question during tha Christmas holidays is. Whet compromise T just to consider civil rights. If it is n compromise that They failed on that, too. satisfies the southern sen­ But there was no rotaliation. ators, it won’t Mtisfy the Ne­ The “ Christmas boycotts’* groes or the leaders of nearly which some of the more ag­ n hundred church, labor and gressive Negro leaders had dvic organisations working advocated were not called. On actively for ■ nsw deal on civil tho whole, civil righto laodera rights. have acted responsibly and re­ Senate segregationists In­ spectably. They may net do clude the most skilled parlia­ so Indefinitely, mentarians In Congress. They It may taka another March ran be counted on to um again on Washington far leas peace­ every delaying tactic in the ful than the fln t one, with ac­ book of rulea to darn up or tive lobbying, picketing and water down the provisions of demonstrations in other cities, whataver bill tha House peas­ to convince Congress that a es. weak, compromise civil rights Civil rights leaders took a bill will not be enough. Lyle C. Wilson Says: No Promise At All Dr. Crane*s By Lyle C. Wilson grams that could be triced tdent pitas a broad-front at­ Conservative Democrats and back for yesrs. They Include tack on poverty la the United Republicans alike are slow to federal programs which are States. No one can challenge get the .word that In ell of continued at considerable cost the desirability of abolishing Abe’a qaeetiou shows the ing prior to and during periods patient la In greater danger I'resldent Johnson'! talk of despite the faet that the ori­ poverty. Neither can anyone layman's hunger for specific of night driving or at high al­ when ha la anemic! government economy there is ginal objective substantially say specifically bow te go medical facts. This newspa­ titudes.” For when hit heart la al­ mighty little emphasis and has been met. A typical ex­ about It. per offers you definite sci­ If supposedly healthy men entific data instead of gen­ are thus warned against eig- ready laboring to maintain no promise at all of a bal­ ample would be the Rural The only sure thing in the Electrification A d m i n i s ­ federal government's broaderalised medlral statement*. arete, then I m a g i n e whet your blood pressure at its nor­ anced federal budget. front move against poverty la So |( furnishes a helpful danger confronts the heart pa­ mal height, if you then reduce Tha new President's ideas tration. that It will cost a lot of mon­ on economy have had more A determined president no “ Print Clinic” eu medical tient! its power via rurbon monoxide, ey and probably add to tho doubt could find others. No public exposure than any and pnyrhntoxlral problems. And one reason for this hns- you laymen run see the mech­ treasury deficit each year it other aspect of his thinking such search is underway, It glvee you the “ why” and nrd la the fact that after anism by which tobacco causes continues. since he took office. This Is however, except for useless “ how.” smoking, the tobacco addict a sudden heart attack. The question (hat has not military and naval Installa­ partly by Johnson’s choice CASE R 461: Abe Z., aged may run as high as 10 per cent It's comparable to thinning been asked around Washing­ tions. Morrover, President and partly a seasonal thing, I t. is the rlgnret addict whoso carbon monoxide in his blood. the gns mixture In a motor, this being the lime at which Johnson told newsmen be ton, D. C., for so many yearn doctor urgrd him to quit smok­ And only a 3 per cent level which then loses power. that the count of them is lost. ing. of carbon monoxide reduce* So send for my booklet the new budget Is being put would be coming up from Is this: time to time with hts own new In final form. Dr. Crane,'* Abe said, “can acuteness of vision and depth “ How to Break the Liquor end •Can wo afford It!” spending programs. The PresConservative citizens may you give me an explanation of perception, which I* why the Tobacco Habits,” enclosing a In place ot that basic ques­ have believed that the United Just how tobacco can injure A. M. A. vetoes driving at long stamped, return envelope, tion, it has been the habit of States at last was In chime one’a heurt? night after smoking. plus 20 cents. politicians, notably Democra­ of a Democratic admlnUtra “Or le all this medical op­ Remember, too, that carbon (Always write to Dr. tic politicians, to ask thin tlon that would break with position to tobaceo just mol­ monoxids “ fixes” the hemo Craae In car* of this news­ question: arity?” globin in your red blood cells paper. enclosing a long the spending theories of the ''ll It for a good and pop­ Lord Hallsham Is dead. God Roosevelt, Truman snd Ken so they no longer pick up oxy­ .Newspaper Clinic •tamped, addressed envelope ular purpose?” bices Gulntln Hogg. nedy administrations. These In this column I often ex gen in the lungs and releasa It and 20 centa to cover typing If the answer to this sec­ —Britain's former Lord Hellplain the specific manner in in the muscle*. end printing costs when you citizens await further devel ond question comes up "yes,'* ■hem, who renounced hi* opnicnt. The chances are that Those “ fixed” red blood cor­ send for one of his book­ Mr. and Mrs. Volie WlllUms which ailments develop. their optimism is without title to run for the llcuse the deed is done for better or Sr., were hosts it a dinner For many intelligent readers puscles thus ere “ deadheads.” lets.) of Commons—as Mr. Hogg. worse. So far as tbs U. S. foundation. party for their son, Voile Wil like to know the definite They atill float around but Treasury his been concerned, Tha new President talks In “why" nnd “ wherefore." don't carry oxygen. ilams, Jr., • cadet at Marion this has been often for the Races do not marry. Na­ terms of specific economies, So this daily column actually So they really produce tem­ Military Institute Marlon, Ala tome of them small although tions do not marry. Classes do worse, and the worse, too, for porary functional anemia in la a “ newspaper clinic” in The Yowell Co., advertised newsworthy, such as a cut In not marry. Only persons the U. S. dollar. a gigantic clearance sale fea practicul medical end psycho­ hie blood. Beware, for a heart the number of big, expensive marry. By Hal Cochran logical science. turns ladles’ coats at $3.9$ ilmouslnes allotted to govern —National (Roman) Catholic OVER 35 YEARS The married man has a For example, smoking Irrl and Stetson Hats for men at ment brass. He takes pride, Conference for Interracial wife in his heart and then At First ft Palmetto tates the lining of the wind 44 29. and rightly, In bis effort to Justice, approving Inter­ (Alongside old post office) in his wallet. pipe and bronchial tubes, Valentine’s Girl won the • * • hold the spending line. But racial marriage. thereby causing coughing, as feature at the Sanford Orlsndo Editor: Herald When two braggarts get to­ this is line holding with quail well as euncer. Kennel Club . . . Chairman C. flcations — very substantial I'm not afraid of tha out­ In Julian S t e n s t r o m ' a gether it's an I for an 1. But when the sticky mucus R. Dawson announced plans s e e qualification!. side. I'm In the earn* condition layer that lines those tubes be­ column, “ Around the Clock," for Seminole County's exhibits President Johnson Is com The dentist and doctor are as In 1997 when I went west comes thicker, it is obvious he asked tor comment on at the Central Florida Exposi­ really the only persons who mitted to the theory that fed and I wasn't afraid then. that the exchange of gases tion . . . Karl Lehmann was parking meters. can make it pay by looking erst budgets and federal —Richard Honeck, 84, on par­ the speaker at the Sanford will be slowed down. i am against them tor more down in the mouth. spending must Increase from ol* from prison at Menard, • Carpets • Furniture And that is one reason why Kiwanis Club luncheon . . . • Tile • Pianos • • • than one reason. Why not year to year. He is not com' III., after 64 years served for and Mrs. Williams Stemper a smoker loses his "wind." * Rental Bede close them down for a period It's nice when you can have mitted nor does ha appear murder. It then takes longer for ox recent bride, was the guest like Winter Park Is doing? all the memories of your past to be friendly to tha theory of honor at a luncheon given ygen to seep across into his 1 know several towns that life without regrets. that there are large areas of blood vessels and also longer by Miss Joyce Hunt. • • • have taken them out. The federal spending which could for the rurbon dioxide in the The AAP Store advertised merchants should consider Women divide men'* eor be diminished or abolished blood to seep out into the lung bread for five centa a loaf this because soon we will have rows, double their Joys and without hurt to national de and large faney prunes for where it can be exhaled. a shopping center here with treble their expenses, fensc nor to tha general wel If you era a heart patient a nickel a pound. . . Ralph B. free parking. 1ST. 1933 • • • fare. and your heart muscle ie bare Wight was named head of Check your larger cities and An Eustem woman, seek fit i AT A lAV/, On the contrary, the Presl the industrial committee of ly getting just enough oxygen, Me where the customers are Ing • divorce, eaid she had dent told newsmen last week the Chamber of Commerce . . what happens If anything going. They ere going where worked constantly for five that be was starting on his the City Commission turned slows down tha oxygen supply they can park free. Parking years while her hushand own 1963 budget wbers the down a request from Walter to those heart muscle fiber*? meters must go. late President Kennedy lelt loafed. II* lived by the sweat Obviously, just one ciguret L. Cooper for the city to Thank you for your Interest 114 So. Palmetto off with the 1964 budget. In of hie freu. lease property for a trailer at the criticul time, can throw in this vital matter. • * * the Kennedy '64 budget, of Phone FA 2-0814 ramp . . . Dr. W. P. Buhr- u heart victim into an attack. R. T. Johnson If tlie turkeys knew what course, were spending pro­ For the A. M. A.’a report man of the First Methodist P.O. Box 1186 we knew about the near fu­ Church was the main speaker warn* about the reduction in Sanford, Florida at the West Side School's PTA oaygeti, as follows! P. S. I might mention that ture they wouldn't be strut­ . . . Mrs. Carrie W. Speer “ The relative oxygen deft I noticed Mr. Stentlrora’a ting around so proudly. • • e parsed away following a two- clrnry from smoking 3 cigar sports column about having If you could cut in on year Illness . . . and Ralph uts is equal to that of travel a baseball club here. I think R. Chapman was named head ing at a 7,500 foot altitude... John Krider would favor this teen-age conversation on the of the Production Credit Asso­ phone you'd have an evening'* "Drivers should be advised too par cent. Let's get on Sh U Bid Sails to refrain from frequent emok baseball team for Sanford. ciation. entertainment. Worry Clinic Quotes Sanford and Seminole Twenty-Five Years Ago W. B. Ballard of Altamonte Spring* was named chairman of tha Seminole Board of Commiulooers . . . New San­ ford elty eomraisilooers H. Jamee Gut and George Rol­ lins took their MaU during the annual reorganisations! meeting of the body . . . Over 10,000 persons visited the 8anford Zoo during the holi­ day Mason, according to zoo keeper Phil King. Attending the Orange Bowl game la Miami was Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins. Brsxton Perkins, Stinson Kinlaw. Jesse Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hol­ ler, Don McDonald, Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd F. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cullum, Charles Robinson, James A. Wright and Leonard L. McLucas. Also in Miami (or the game were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolt. E. L. Burdick, George Wein­ stein, Alvin Odham, Mr. snd Mrs. W. G. Fleming snd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann. Mrs. Peter S. Roy, Mrs. Charles Stcenworth snd Mrs. Forrest Gatcbcl were award­ ed prizes as the winners of the holiday decoration contest sponsored by the Sanford Garden Club. Capt. R. E. Rose was nam­ ed president of the local min­ isterial association . . . Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stlneciphcr and daughter, Grace Marie, returned home from Chatta­ nooga where they spent the holidays . . . Billy Zarhry presided at a reunion of the Seminole High Class of 1937 . . . Ed Higgins was named mayor of Sanford . . . I’ aul Blggers was re instated as a convict warden , . . and OUT OUR W A Y O 6O6H,lPPE0PL6 ^ W A IW E O A R O U N D JND MOW.AmJM.yoOtXJMOW’P, W**S IA! ON THEIR HAND* sjSW PlSCS.OEtt VALWBUFt** R R 6 THEN EVERY- > P UBS/— ■- A C H ,I 0 aTH TAK E 6 2Wfil YEAH . THlNO WOULD ; FOK SoU tO LSARN— UMO IT IS* t o * M H .» HAVE TOBE. I A UASSAVt COULD LSARNTO BLAY rr,YAH/ BUILT UP*toa.. — » L W e M — - 6 CALB UP <* SHARP — BIN, V C M U lf^ r * B I, tu M - UM TIOOLV OUM - ' .6 0 / ----- ---- Barbs Letters Sanford Furniture Co. FOR SALE <1 FLORIDA PRO PERTY Charles L. Park Jr., M.D. (9 -n A lVTN.TU* MUSICAL HOPE | ai-M B hopple* - --------- announces the association of M. Arthur Nesmith, M.D. Pago I-A Sanford, Florida Wed., January 8, 1964 WALTS* A. eiBLOW. BDITOB ASID P r B lU lU r s c o WELLS l . 0 T K * r r n o ii Slscbaales! SopL A**ouUt* SCltar JASIS SIIOEMAKEU rn s u vas r u r Duals*** U *os(*r Uanaglag Editor n s s a i m B. JOH.VSOX JUDY WELLS CISMiritd Dlr«ctor C-ustr Editor FBAXg VOLTOLI.VS ■KLE* CLECSO* Circulation Xoatgsr SocWir Editor for the practice of General Surgery GOVERNMENT PROPERTY IN MIAMI and SANFORD Ait opportunity for alert Investors. Look ibeM over end write or phone for complete details and bid forms: MIAMI* Former Ntvy Cold Stonge Plant SANFORD: Choice lot 33 x 140 fset, la at 924 NW 72nd Street. Coneista o! 19,116 center of business ares, fronting First sq. It concrete Mock building on tract of .................. , . « . „ lend 223' u ISO*, In built-up commercialon* b,oek ° r nw,B Northindustrial area. Building has loading dock South artery. Formerly pett of old Post and 1* resdjly adaptable to many boslnm ogles ells. Ares soned Commercial... rsdroad ep^U^totocTcd at t w ! Write ^ *•W **“P * “ h •<>»>*tantU!business** for Bid Form ON-FLA-470. Writs for Bid Form Q-FLA-383. Terpts available on credit approval. Inspect these properties at any tlmo and writs or phone lor full information and bid forms. Sealed bid* wilt ba opened on thoao proper­ ties at Use place end times shown below, Sanford Properly Bids Pwbffcfy Opened 10:30 AM, I.J.T., January 21, 1944 Miami Property Bid* PsMkly Opened 10*30 AM, I4.L * Jsaaary 30* 1944 to Room 991 mt at GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 360 S. Mellonville Avenue, Sanford UTILIZATION AND DISPOSAL SIRVIC1. . . RIAL PBOFRIY DIVISION 1774 Faaehtrsa Street, N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 3 0 3 0 * Fboner At m Coda 404 Trinity 4-3311 Ixt. 5431 JU L IA * �ByAbigail Van Barm COHFIDKM T I A L TO PATTIt Whoa hi Boms— SCAB till id » m m IM II) Voogla Arw F n » (•I Viwa ■ D i n llU / JOWB0 004 m w COLBBRT WADS ora SafaaSoau. ChonNty Paakal Fa. m D .1 . AR- nnm h. accKwtTB. i k . dam of tka afaruaiA Ctveelt Caon. arttt wlthla <>• . kasra at tala aa TOBODAT. JANUARY II. IH I attar tor •ala u l aall ta tka kickaat iM bool klllor tar auk at ika fraat Soar at tka Ceert- Logoi N o tk t ST'm UewUg SasertbaS ?ra. party. eltuataS iM keens la tamtaela Caaaty. VtoriOa. I f •tli t -« A SIMM V. M T O ID FUAT o r M A R K K A S PARK HUOKTA aoeerdla f w tka pUt Ik#roof aa raairlal la fiat I n i 1. Sallee la karaky alroa tkat H ia TA at Ua FakUa Ra. tka n lir O iiil. d irk at tha Circuit Caart al tka Xlaik Jollcta! Circuit, la aaS (or •oatnele Caaaty. Flerldo, par* oaaat to tka la m a at (ara* data ra aataraS la a oaM paaliar la oald Caart, Ika *“ thur S . BaehsrHh.lv. ttyl* at wklak la Tka WUMaaukarsk S a r l i r a Clarh at Clrrult Caart tn aad tar Samlnala Coes BaaA a T ie Talk aarporailM. Sy'i k t'ilte T. Tlklia, D.C PM11Ip Lotaa bay « M m (n Am The v w t l t o n till ID Cartoau t:M ID U fa Make A Dm ! ID M l Bathera ID PiMworl l:M ID Tka Datura ID Dap la Caart ID Art Uaklettar M l (D » • « * - U m Bow< III IN# (I) U r itti T n i f III Oiaara' Hospital (D T# Tall Tka Tratk M l ID Taa Dan’s M r fOalar) ID giaai Fa* A Dor ID Tka M n at W ill M l (D Katek Oamt ID Trullmnetar (D Derat Ilona AVSTs Plmss help am as 1 a i l frit thinking akoat H i r i a y school work to •offering. A M i y i r i iikri If I w w t i r r i him. I |ri fhiatoiad n d eooVtst fMab, •• I foolishly told him I By Oswald Jacobv sight potato fat k ith tarda, but ba had rpotSsd a wmhnsaa hi North's m in o r o f bidding too apadai sad was pertain that North was not fa in t on ta four. Furthermore, W ist know that trumps wars not going ta I m li daaUad ba violata Ona of tha first rules leant* sri by rubber bridge players is ths folly of doubling O f panoota into game Thorofors thasa playora ara particularly cartful with tkair doubles of contracts of two or three of • major salt and thros of • miner m il Duplicate playora d ost need to bo that cautious. Donald Kdwta Sosas. at al. Detaatnata. aaS Ika Soakot aamkar at ad n further bid. Vhrtharaoru,| West was looking at a men whlefc U lilt*, will attar tar •ala aaS toll at FakUa Oat. try u tka klnkMt a*4 b«»t bidder tor each. tka falloalnr d(«rib(d proparty situate la ■•mlaala Caaaty. Florida. pa Settee la koroky stcea that poraaaat to tlaal I h » io renderas aa tka ilk Say # IJ * « aary. IHA la that oomla oaaie paaStas la Ika Circuit S i n l a e M lee Oemleele WU,Lot If. BOCTS r o ts CRIST. Third AddttUu, a Caaaty. Wt<#rlda. ta Cbeueer* aahdlculoa. aecordlnf to whereto FIRST F B D B B A L bop or plat thoroot ro> OAVINOS AND WAN ASSO­ cord.d la Flat Booh II. CIATION OF SB M I S O LB f u i II A M. Fahlla »#• COCJCTT. a rerporatiom. t» piaiiitllf. cud SCALB BUILD. BRA INC. a Florida Corpora. MM aad JAMBS K W AU . aad wife. BUNA C. WALD aad HKUfVTH u B1DUL ara dc ! DeeTkarm all wall keel, feudaata, Cbaaeary Df«h*tJ»». ar. Model ltl*A Barlnl 111* UITA t ANTHCR1L BBCKK ill l a K. built-in elec* WITH. JR. clerk at tha aferetrie reuse. Model JltOSISR Mid Circuit Court, wilt within Serial X R llSltli t O-S. the l#r»l keuru ct N k •» bullt-la clMtrle area. Me. TUBSDAT. January It. USA S«l JIIIBtBC Serial TR1I. otter far ralsond can U the Jilt! ta K eloatrla re. highest aaS heat bidder ter trlt#rater Medal LASUA D rill XlurriM ; 1 Nutaaa electric bath heater: t Victor Clinnn electric kit* <h«n •ubnutt ton: Doe vtucilaa bllnSa imatnl) m»nuU#tar»S hr Sanksrlk OUm A Pulnt Company. •ecardie0 la flat tbereel M ,M«rd*a In Flat Baoh II, para A cf Ika Public Record# at Dwlnala Coestr. Florid* Ufo JJutWoman I f s teenage girl makas a big fum when iha is rafusad a new pair of tkia or a string of cultured pearls, it docent always moon tkat aha ia sal* Often aha doesn't undoratand that her parents ara doing everything they can for her financially. Sho thinks aha ia not getting n fair deal, and bar parents think aha is an ungrateful daughter. Maybe she is. But, perhaps, aha Just docent understand how much money ia being It mama ta mo that thars la only ona practical way of solving this common teenage problem. Aad that to for the parents to start hooping hooka •o that they cun show Sally in black aad white just how much money ia being spent on her. High school and m n col* JcgO'Sgs sons aad daughters often haven't the vaguest no­ tion o f what they coot their parents. Many don’t joaliaa what pcrcaatago of tka family income gooa to food, clothe, and sducats , and iadulga their natural longing to do aad b an what tha young crowd conoidera important. In fairness to tha panats and to tha taanagon, tha young folks should bo told. It isn't good for parents to keep tailing their children how mack they ara isctIiking for By Ruth M illett them. But II is only right tn let than know tha aimpls facta of family finances. “ Ungrateful" childrun are usually thasa whs don't rosily Young people ahouid ha told the facto of family budgeting. They’ll havs ts facs thoaa probloma tbawialvm in n few aaaut la taty tha iHian ISBAL) TV Timt Prtvitwt It s rt,‘ jM* |- kl tad a triaagular roUttoaahlp betwoan MUa Bulifaot, mriaa rrgular Gary Oaths and fuost star Jack Xhtgmia. « •:4:S0 p m. CBS. Tha Bo* rw- arty llUIbOlioa. Tbs naval toll Clampstt bedlam atirte and ,ad asda ia tha kitchen this tima aad It’s riotous fun. lrU t:WlO M A CBS. A a Dick Bva Van Dyka Shaw. Not up ts lp,t par, tha fussy gaga am ia m i tha affico, hut unfortunately Mr. * M s story plays tbadtp. wham. Ay. t o ll P.m. CBS. Iha Dtsay teD Show. Vary fuany thaw. In* Danny has a asttd guaat star la English esmadtsa ton y. Up, Thomas. Quits fuany la tha ia ." Ont sketch where Tarry, tha So toufly captain of aa Baalish liner, to strrty by Daaay as m a bumbling aovtes waiter. R IT Z JU ICY STAKTB SUNDAY . Jamse Gamer Seminole T V Carry Out Orders f t IS t-M lI �t * * oAmai me«gp ■ Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2-5612 Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 9. Far IANPORD VACUUM CLEAN. FURNISHED I BE. a ft Lake SR 8SXVICR. Peru and Golds*. Lake privilege!. MppUas for aH makea U- Mast net to appreciate. Ph. clafoag: Eleotrolux. New PA M i l tad rebuflt cleaners mid. Ne home service can LARGE 3 1R. trailer os cherga Phone PA MM3, large lake. Adults oaly. Al­ ee trailer ipaee. PA 3730 2555 Park Dr. .. R E P A IR S iN b r l Qrralb S W E E T IE P IE 1* Lost 4k_______ S. Notices • PwMosts I , Feed «A Special Notices 7. B is tiw Rentain By N adine Seltzer PERMANENT V m Special m off nfular prices ope* evening* by appt P m P u k iii M . lit Palmetto At*. PboM 333404 ACE BEAUTY SALON Mayfair Hotel, Ope* evening! fey appt. Service from Tip* Try Madat Tahlata (Former* to-Tip. Ph0M 133-303. ly Dox-A-Dtot). New same, aama larmala. Only Me. OREEN KroehWr eofa. glee*Tmfeto* Dregs. lop coffee table. PA 3-4343. 8 Bdrm. home, PU. Ra., Elect kit, Nawly docereted. $ l» mo. afar*. Can PA M74S Altar 1:38 anytlnM YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. Coatrictiag A Repairs A Controls LXA Sonlet PA >003 bsmhm pay* ■ante. Available Jen. SL APT. 138 A up. Surplua City. Roonu private hatha, 114 W. Pint I t RENT A BED RoCewty, Hospital A Baby 3.88 NXCCHI ZIQ-ZAO la Console. Like bow coal. Maaagrams, embroiders, Clean and clean in. Jtaualn I BEDROOM, Cowan. 333-4013. S. Education - Instruction WE L A E A APARTMENTS: 4. Tnnaportntioai 9. For Rent Jan. 8, 1994 — Plan S-A SL la —ly Cal 19 CM maty Iktf Veeunm Cleaner SuppHoo Belee - Electrolux. Roarer, Office SOI W. P in t Elrby, RexAir, GE, Airwny. Cleaners bought, sold, ex­ changed. Free pickup. GM 9. For Sato nr Meat Vacuum Repair, 1114 Pash, 3 BEDROOM CB Hons*, kitPA 3*4763. chan equipped, near Winnreserves the right to reDixie. CaU PA 33586. 6. For Rent or reject any advertisenfeat ordered to PURN. Apt 3300 MeltoavUto. I BR, 1 bath, CB ImmN i Intel, location Nil go the poliefoo of this Palmetto rURMISIBS # £ ffes PLUMRING ContraetiB* Repairs PRES ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Are. PA 3 irZTBZTTSS: ROSA L. PAYTON Reg. Real Estate Broker PA 31801 IT-tt at Hlawntkn RECORDING Patbometer, a* la MW Rathooa, 3 months old; atereo-hl-n combo coosoMte. Can 333-33T3 altar • pm. LIMITED TIME ! ! ! Jan. fopee. Seafarer dunga­ Mae has THROWN AWAY the rees. $3.0 pr. Army-Nary 11* PlbergUs Orlando dipper, Pereaatage Book. Surplus, Sanford. trailer, 31 bp. Else. John­ Buy your Carpet or Ruga at son. Complete rig ready to Dealer COST plus $1 per POR RALE- PU dirt, clay, shell, peat and topsoil Ellis go. Exeel. send. *77*. Ph. yard. PA MISS. Lloyd, PA 3-MTS. ALL FIRST QUALITY • I . Beoeh Rentals YOU CAN AFFORD TOP RATED MILLS READY MU Concrete, win­ 9. For Bale o r Bawl THIS ONE By Day, Weak, or Month Can as for a showing of these w en t lat el* W hiHx NCAR t h is eouefe, and h a 's dow ads, lintels, steps, 10. w a ste d to Bent Ph. PA M ill 118 W. lat SL Fin* old frame homo in ex fine Carpets in your home. HALF 88 muok M lrl" blocks, sand, eement, rock, I I . Baal Estate Wanted eellent eondllloo; situated on Travel GREYHOUND. CaU CARROLL’S PURNITURE Nylaa, Aerllaa, AU Wool, pips, stool grease trapa, 12. Baal Estate For Sale kugo corner lot kavlng PA 3-1421 or 3183 and we eta. Hundreds to choose dry woOa, stepping atones. 18. M s r _ 3-BDRM. house, kit equipped. shade trees sad in exealient 12. R ia l Estate T e r S a lt 15. Bootnea* Opportunity wiQ have our TAXI pick flam. TERMSI Up to two Miracle Conorsto Co. neighborhood. P r i c e d at BY OWNER, 8 bedroom, 1H yon up. llomer Little, Grey­ years to Pay! 30S Elm Art. PA 3-5711 Gateway To Tie Waterway Don t $13,008, with only $300 cash hath homo. Om bedroom hound Bus Station. Carpets A la Carte 8«n Yourself Short I required. Call has separate entrance, can RECESSION . DEPRESSION 1108 E. Colonial Dr. PIANO SVC. A TUNINO I BR Pure. Apt. PA 3-0841. tip W anted . 17. Mala Help bo ranted for iaeome. Will Orlando, Pla. Rebuilding - Retelling PROOF BUSINESS WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large 18. Help Wanted tnde for smallor place. FREE ESTIMATES >41-4134 Collect or EXCEPTIONAL HIGH or sman amounts. Bonded 19. Situationa Wasted Shown by appointment. Call STENSTROM RENTALS Lefty C. MaeTavltk, Owner GENE CUMBAA EARNINGS PruR Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ Investment A Realty A 90. BabpMttara PA 38848. 3 BR DcBary, Excel— $ 73 118 N. Park Ave. 332-3661 — CaU PM Only PA M M after I p.m. PART-TIME WORK field, PA 2 4244. 3224173 • . 21. Beauty Salons • 73 POR ADDED INCOME 22. Build - Faint • Repair 3 BR Sanford, nice— HEATING 3 BEDROOM, I bath. Kit* 3 BR on Roialia— 30 Reliable party or persons, ' 28. BuikUnf Materials SERVICING - TESTING chea equipped. Owner be­ 3 BR Forest Dr.— 100 mels or female, wanted for 24. Electrical Serricea Lewi# Sake A Sendee ing transferred. Must sell I BR Piaacreatloo Property Management this area to handle the ' 25. Plumbta* Sanricaa 3HT C. C. Mead PA ATM 3 BR, large, MellonvUle 103 FA 32840. world-famous RCA and SylA Sales Broker * 26. Radio * Television I BR, 3 bath Loch Arbor 123 vanla T E L E V I S I O N k SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa. 27. Special Sanricaa 4 BR on Golf Course— 1S3 S ACRES arson grove, pine RADIO TUBES sold through Hot, tie. Free estimate. Ph. 28. Laundry 8ervice 8 Bedroom bouse on Upour latest modem-type tube 29. Automobile 8errice Offan for your selection sals Road. For particular* t e s t i n g A merchandising call 337*3292, Eustls, Fla. these Beautiful 3 , 1 , 4 4 29A. Auto Accessories unite. Will not interfere with WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Bedroom ‘ SO. Machinery - Tools SPRINKLER SYSTEMS your present employment. 322-2420 S t Johns Realty 9 I 81. Poultry - Live stock ISIS Park Dr. To qualify you must have: A0 Types sad Siaes THE TIME TESTED FIRM . 81A. Pete $3,483 Casta Available 1m We Repair sad Servlet 3 BR House. $40 mo. Ph. U8 N. Park Ave. PA 24123 82. Flowers - Shrubs mediately, Car, $ spare ta T I N S PA . 88. Furniture hours weekly. Should net up Machinery and Supply 08. VACANT 3 Room house on . 84. Articles For Sale PURN. 3 BR House. 3313 So. to $500 per month in your 207 W. tod St. PA 34433 largo lot, newly painted In­ READS THE S4-A Swap or Exchaaft Sanford Avo.. PA 3-3050. side and out, on 8. Sanford Priced From $6,750 apart time. This company For FAST TAXI Service call I 85. Articles Wanted will extend financial assist Ave. $3,908 Cash. 9834601 Down Payments Homer LUtie at Oreybound 86. Automobiles • Trucks 3 BR House. Water turn. ITS Enterprise. ance to full time if desired. mo. FA 2-3685. 86-A Anton Wanted A s Low As $100 Do not answer unless fully Bus Station. PA 31421 or GREENBRIAR 87. Boats - Motors X BR bouse, kit equipped. |7S. Monthly Payments qualified tor the time end Choice lota available in 88. Motorcycles - Scooters PA 1-5303. lnveitmont. WashUg Machine Baton From $43.60 Greenbrier of Loch Arbor 10 99. Trailers - Cabanas Income etarte immed. A service To make the boat home 2 BEDROOM UpeUlra Apt overlooking golf course. 40. Farm Equipment Buslneaa is set up for you Free Eatlmate on Repalra buy, eee the newly torn. 300 W. 13th St Custom building to your We eecure locations. 322 7363 2640 Hiawatha 1. Lost A Fi PA 3-2961. (pacifications. Greenbrier Selling, ooliciUng or exp. not VA - FflA Tractor mowing A Grading. developed by necessary LOST— Strayed or Stolen, 1*BR cottage, end 1 BE trail Appointed For personal interview In CaD PA 3701. KINGSWOOD Urge male, light orange er. Adults only. PA 3-1187. Property your city, write, please in­ BUILDERS, INC. Pereian cat. Vicinity Ban­ Plano Tuning and Repair clude phone number. ana Lake. Reward. 323-0533 3 BR. House, kitchea equip­ 303 Fairmont Dr. Management & W. L. Hannon - PA 1430 ped. PA 3-3858. TELEVISION or FA 2-13S4. PA 34074 Sales Broker P. O. Box 3373 FOR YOUR SAFETY SMALL Uafurn. a-bedroom 2. Notices • rernomain Youngstown 12, Ohio DRIVE with headlights on bouse. 403 San Carlo*, $45 FHA - VA HOMES 3, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS Save your battery INCOME TAX SERVICE PA 2-3*51. 16. Femalo Help Wanted 1, lit, A 2 BATHS Install Safety Se« switch 0. M. Harrisons Office PA 33118 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS DOWN PAYMENTS PROM Geneva Mfg. Corp. 1311 Palmetto WANTED. Advanced H a i r Night PA 3080 Realtor Ideas, Designed A developed 333407 323-7341 $100 StylUt Eva • Bess Beauty 133-0700 Raymond Luadquiat, Aaao. General Machine Work Shop, m N. Oak. Low Monthly Payments PA 34191 Atlistie Beak Bldg. For Complete Information 084 Park Dr. Keafovd. Pie. Welding Ph. Geneve 319-4121-3131 WAITRESS, must he exper See Or Call Your CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD "CLEAN quiet Rooms’’ The in thm r i n c v r r r n e i r r is lenred. Apply Chick 'N 3 BR, 1 bath, Oak floors, Gables. PA 30730. 29. Automobile Service asd n s eR w in oL U coujvscreened PU. Rm. $11,500. Treat, Sanford. FHA - VA - t v . Flo rid a no. teeee THREE bedroom House. West Attractive terms. SALES BROKER AUTO GLASS ALIX OF SANFORD A THB MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFS Side. |7> per mo. Built-in V INSURANCE COMPART, A Rsw Needs experienced sewing me INSTALLED J*r»*r eerporeUee, chine operators for swim Scnknrik C.laan and Paint Plaintiff. J. W. Hen Realty suits and sportswear. If 2565 Park Dr. 322 2420 Pb. 323-3841 Company JAMES ARTHUR MACXET St 1901 8. Park Ave. you are experienced on fac 310 Magnolia Ph. PA 24833 el. FA 33233 anytime LAKE LIVING SITES lory sewing machines, we Defendants. CHOICE RENTALS 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min R on cw o r aerr Auto Glass, ifeps UNFURNISHED have ateady work for you TRW STATE OP PLOCHDA 4 BR, 3 bath*, centrally heat­ A See* Cavers in a modern alr-conditioaet 8 BR, 1 Beth •>«»,•••«..» I 73 utas Orlando—3 minute* to Tai Jama* Arthur Maehrr ed A ilr-eond. Fenced beck • TSta FalrehIM Artnua 8.E , 4 BR, 2 Bath .............. $133 Interstate 4—Vt Acre with factory, under very good AUTO GLASS & yd. Water softener A land­ Albuqutrqu*. Raw Maslee working conditions. Phone 3 BR, 2 Bath .............. $133 huge oaks, sand lake spring Praacaa P. Maghay fed-41885 Pull Price. $20 scaped. PA 34811. T ltl FalrehIM Arena* 8 R-, 5 BR, 1 Bath .............. $100 FA 32284, ask for Mr. Cu SEAT COVER CO. per month. No down. CaU Alhurqugrqu*. Raw Maslee 304 W. 2nd SL PA M IN rUlo. ( 9 - Tan tr* h»r*br natlRtl that I BR, 1 Balk .............. t S3 owner, Harry Block, Or­ 2 BR House with serfage*— ALL WORE GUARANTEED i . * n anlt ha* baan ftl *4 • sa in t located 1 miles north St. lando. OA 4 MM. * * you In th* »t>o». *Mlt|a4 Johns River on 17 92 Hlway. EXP. SALESGIRL Aljns 3J. Flower* • Shrub* . * rauia, an>t that ran ar* raFabrics k Rugs. Apply in qulr*j to til* your antwtr with LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, 3 Call 357-3292 Eustis for deperson, 2559 Park Dr. tha Clark ot thla Court and to DUTCH MILL NURSERY An 1101 S. Perk Avo. Uila. BR., 3 baths, largo stone I , earra a copy tharaof upon th* nuala ready now. UpaaU PA 34333 anytime fireplace in wood-panelled . plaintiff or plaintiff* attar17. Mala Help Wanted . naya. whoaa m m . a *4 »<Mr*»* Rd. Near Mayfair Golf living ram, Fla. Rm., uti 3 BR.. 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., • la Jannlnga. Watt*. Clark* and Furn. 3 Bedroom bouse. fenced yard. 3901 Old Or­ Course. lily room, large roomi, • Hamilton, ISOO Ilarnalt Ra* DAIRY QUEEN Driver. Pre Adulta, ao pets. PA 3*7884 lando Rd., StuUnd. • tlnnal Uank Ilulldlnn. Jaekannopen-beam ceilings through­ fer older man. 2523 Park BLOOMING Rosas on Chare• rllle I, Florida, not latar than out. Owner being transfer­ Dr. Fabrgary l«, lilt. if you MU 3 BR., larga living room kaa stock. All ether kinds LOVELY 2 BR block home, red. 1415 Couxtry Club Rd to 6 * *o n dtcra* pro confaaao rang*. Ill Shannon Dr. of Nursery ehrubbery end with sep. dining rm; large ' Wttt be tatiraS nealnat you far Call 1X3910. $100. Pb. $48*1321. Geneva vh . tha rallaf 6 omaa 4 *d la tha trees. screened East porch. Locat­ 18. Help Wanted . complaint. Thla anlt l» t# far*ed on Urge corner lot with Colored Motor Route Carrier Gray Shadows Nuraery WB REGRET . cloaa a mortga**. Th* r*al fruit, oak A magnolia treee, proparty proeaadtd against lat 6 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave, We have no more Homes for afternoon paper route Lot It. HOUTIt PINK2 car garage. By owner. available at Must have References and CREST, Third Addition, a NOTICE o r BALE 88. Furnitar* FA 2-4198. aubdlrlalon, according to * R otlc* I* hornby glvtn pur Too ’N Green Estatei dependable ear. Write Clr slat tharaof racordtd in nunnt to a Final Door** o f Our temporary Office location forocloaur* datod January Ir4. 3 BR CB Lake Mery home lo­ cuiatlon Dept. P. O. Box WANTED retUMe eewpto to pint ■•«!» l>* P*«se " U II at th* pnhllo record* of 1HI, and ontartd In Chaaaary take up monthly paymeaU 1817, Sanford. cated Just 2 blocks from lamlnol* County. Florida. Caa* Ro. 1I44S o f th* Clreult Lake Wayman Heighta of $13.59 o* | campit public bathing beach and WITNESS my hand and th* Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Model aaat o f raid Court at Sanford, Clreult In and for lem ln ole rooms of furniture, CaU walking distance to atorei TpHStnationa Wanted FlorMo, thla fth day at Jan- County. Florid*, whoroln J. I. TE 3011 TE 31311, Casselberry, col­ and school. Sacrifice price DAY'S Work wanted. Phone KISLAK MORTnAOE C O R -nary. till. lect. PORATION OF FLORIDA ll for Homes In Crystal Lake of $8,000 for quick sale. (SEAL) FA 2-7053. Park end Surrounding Arthur H. Baekwlth. Jr.. Plaintiff, and ED W IN W IOHTGood terms! Be the first FRKK ESTIMATE Clark of the Clreult Court MAR and LORRAINE W IOH T Territory to phone Art Day at Stem IRONING, my home. Phone MAN, art Dafandanta, I w ill By: Martha T. Vlhlan. Upholstering A Mattress rea•oil to th* hlnhoat and boat Watch for Naw Model Opening per Agency, 122-4991, 1919 FA 2-7791. Haputy Clark blddar for enah ot tha front ovatrng. New A Used Furni­ Jsnnlng*. Watta, Clark# So. French Ave. door o f th* Som lnol* County LMN Enterprises, and Hamilton BLOCK A BRICK Work, ture. CtU Nix Bedding Mfg. Courthoua* In Banford. Sami m e Barnatt Rational Bank Urge er email Jobs. 323-0746 Co., at 708 Celery Ave. nolo County, Florida, at 11:1* Inc. 9 BR masonry home. Owner Building o'clock A. M. on tho *7th day Jackaonvllta t. Florida PA 31117. Harold C. Logan, Pres. being transferred. Available Child Care. FA 32374. Pnbllah Jan. f. IS. Si. IS. »*•«- o f January, 11*1, th* follow Feb. 14. Must eee to ap­ Pbooe TE 3011 dtacrlbad proparty aa aat CDQ4 4 __________ l*g Sell Ui Your Furniture forth In aate Final Oaora*. I*preciate. Small down pay­ DAY’S WORK. FA 2 5766. Mr. Laathegbury Th* annual m a a tlig o f th* w it: Quick Service With the ment and take over mort­ or Mr. Ferguson atoekholdar* o f tb* Florida Let T*. LONODALB BUB Cash. SUPER TRADING BABY SITTING, daya work Slat* Bank o f Sanford. F lor­ DIVISION, according to gage. FA 21068. ida. a b ank in g corporation, POST. FA 24877. pla t tharaof ao racardad In 3 BR. 1 hath bouse, range ifoalag. FA 2-4039. w ill ko bald In tha honking Plat Book 11. Pag* It, of Assume mortf. $8400. 2X3 3 BR. House, furs, at 710 room on W .J n oodoy. January tho Public Record* of Palmetto. For appt Phone WIDOW with man-sised re­ Used furniture, appliances II. t i l t , at t p. m. tor th# Bamlnolo County, Florid*. Ivy Rd., Caiielberry. tools, etc. Bought • Sold sponsibilities wants work fSBAL) fo llo w la g purpoaat: FA 2-2403. Price reduced (1 ) Bloet a Board o f HlroctArthur 11. n<*kwlth. J r . Larry's Mart 313 Sanford with man-iited pay. Mrs CHEAP ora for tha onaulnc T*»r Clark o f th* Circuit Court 2 BR Frame home. Furn. Ave. Ph. FA 34133. Lois Francisco. 21 Edw But of Value and th* tranaacllon o f By! Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark auah oth o r buataoaa a* Wggtaa Terr., Sanford. Fla Two bedroom house Country $8,800. 2208 Palmetto. may co m * bofora th* Law O fflco o . 34. Article* F*r Said Club Road. Needs some re­ 15. Huniitcoo Opportunity TREED and NATH ARSON moating. 20 Babysitters tta South W aahlngton A t *. pairs. Only $M60. T . E. Tuckor 18 • Kelvlnator coin automatic Tltuavllla. Fla. Praaldant J. W. Hall Realty Bicycle Shop for Sale. Ph BABY SITTING, or light Washers — $23 etch. Lott Publlah Jan. I. l i l t Publlah Jan. 1. I, l i l t . Fh. 3334841 , FA 2 9663. cuq-ie housework. FA 2 0341. Home Appliances, 8331464C U P -II 14. Inattrance 15. Businaa IS. Female Hem W anted •17 Eacambls Dr. PA 1-0010 after I pjn. SOUTHWARD V A -FH A Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty Government Owned Homes EVERYBODY CLASSIFIED Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty Seminole Realty Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER Legal Notice You'll get the response You want when you use 0 2fl)? $mtfarb W ANT ADS JUST CALL FA 2-5(12 l J 1 �Hofp your favorttt *Thonlt-You* girl win ont of tho coveted ,CH ECK ER O F T H E Y E A R V Y i D illfW u rv T n in O llfp gob In town ore our checkencerfilert. Th at's why we think one of them deserves the title of Checker of the Year In the International i com ptm wn sponsorsa oy in# l Super M arket Institute and [ the National Cosh Register 4 Company. W e wont our customers to help m ake the selection based on speed, accuracy, courtesy and core . . •won't you come in and vote? / UAdcr • bill recently A p ­ proved by the eablaet, this « u 1 toppen i| «k A * MU. if H toeomae tow, requires All children under It to to (Hand Identity ptotoa, ■Urtin« to IN I. The ptotoa, similar to the “dot t o n ” went bp American OIV, win contain Urn child’* name, birth data, birthplace and name and addnm « f the parent or guardian. Tto bUl daclnwn nU chib dren must bare ouch plates bandy in time* of emergency. It dooa not aay the children mud actually wear thorn. Older pereona may get the tap* if they with. Children hart toon thuo togged In Belgium elnco ISM and in Sweden alncn I960. AF*s ‘Headbone* Checks On Red Missile Shots WASHINGTON (UPI)— An Air Force e y e torn called "Headbone” la recording and locating mlaslla launching. In the Soviet Union, It waa re­ ported today. Although the Defense De­ portment withheld comment, informed sourns said the systsm’s sensitive Instruments bad been irwtailed In a number of Allied countries on the So­ viet periphery. Delicate measurements of changes in atmospheric pres­ sure new being obtained from them apparently will provide almost Instant warnings If a Soviet miaaile takes off from a location other than a test site. Strict secrecy surrounds the operation because of the diplo­ matic arrangements required I to get the Inetnimcnta Install­ ed in other countrieo. No new ecientifle principle ie Involved. SW IFT’S PREM IUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED G OVT. INSPECTED H E A V Y W ESTERN BEEF SALE1 w vcvd er Sirloin Steaks • lb. 99* T-Bone Steaks o lb. 99* Pot Roast lb. 79* Chuck Steaks • lb. S9* Short Ribs #. • . lb. 49* Ground B e e f. . lb. 49* cheese treuta Longhorn Cheese .. .7 65* K uem ter Cheese .... 7 6 9 * Pnml— Label New Slnb-Soatod □ Swift's Franks.... Cepetond's Chunk Style □ Braunschweiger... Temew's Testy Push □ Sliced Bologna .... Tnmew's Wkele-Heg Unk Stylo er □ Bag Sausage..... Seme— Breed Chipped Hem □ Beef or Turkey ... andvoider ■ d v o w jt m M X Pineapple Juice . *tr There are mors than 500,000 species of Insects, accord­ ing to the Encyclopedia Bri­ ttanies. s e e t .« t h i t w e frozen feeds e Pear Halves .. 4 7 ? Lucky Leaf Breed O•MSrtan Stam ps Ate«m«> »d m *rn eh CONGISTAID NASAL SPRAY _ 1S-«« stoe, $I.IB _ Apple Sauce . 3*£r tatari's Blg-R Bnad Col Green Beans . . 2 7 ? Per-AB Bmed CeMantle o m w B O Tomatoes . . . . 2 — 1 Celd Weetker TmeOT Manuel's Chili with Beans . ’Sr P.P.V. 0— □ GRAPES . PnWriAeA Losge D'Aa □ PEARS .. Nei4 Gfoeu PlifUa □ CABBAGE 1 C s i H m at Sugar Cookies . . ,4S? W V im W B O Premium Saltines — Heimefa I— rke— M— Canned Spam . 2 'iz 9 A . M . TO 9 P . M . SEM INOLE P L A Z A H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBER R Y, FLA. �* * 41 Eh? Sanford Sm tlli Zip Code 32771 1 > WEATHER: Partly cloudy with showers tonight; high today 75-85; low tonight around 80. VOL. 56 ^ United Pres* Leased Wire established 1908 THURS.. JANUARY 9. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 101 c lo c ■y Julian Menstrwn If you think Seminole is on pin* and needle* today ju it University To Be For This Area wait until about it a.m . Fri­ day when the State Board oI Control takes up the univers­ ity site matter. • • • The Herald's managing edi­ tor, Fred Van Felt, is already on the scene and we should be among the lirst to know .th e board's decision. • • • Purpose Of School Told By Culpepper No Decision On Site Yet, Is Report THE ANNUAL JAYCEB WEEK PROCLAMATION win prraented by By Jails* Btewstrom Sanford's Mayor Al Wilson to DcWitt Matthew*, 1951 chairman of JayB y Fred Van Pelt TALLAHASSEE— Members cee Week artivitic* which begin Jnn. 19. Jnycee president, Jim Smith, Tb* statement by Dr. J. o f the Board of Control were observes the presentation. (Herald Fhoto) Broward Culpepper, executive In a private huddle today director o f Florida's State weighing (Inal detalli for a Board of Control, that the decision Friday on the place­ purpose of the proposed East ••• ment o f the East Central Flor­ ida University. Central Florid* University is • • • The board members were in to serve prospective students Such as Hike Sul pi Wo o f executive session in some in the east central Florida 311 Holly in Sanford. Mike, a hotel room. The session was area and not Cape Kennedy, 12-year-old Sanford G ram m ar expected to last until late to­ was given hearty approval School student, is anxious to night. NEW YORK tUPD—Singer This reporter learned from get back his year-old lost today by- Seminole County Anita Bryant announced to­ Sanford M ayor Al Wilson served by junior trade bodies Beagle, Sparky. The pup is an authoritative source that leaders and particularly m em ­ day she expects to have a issued hit first proclamation throughout the United States blaek with one white front the board members have not since being installed as the during January, said M ayor THE 19(71 COUNCIL for the Town of Altamonte Spring* officiated at Its bers o f (lie county’ s site lo­ baby in May. paw and a white chest. He chosen among the Ecun, Lake city's new chief executive Wilson, and that it was fit­ first meeting Wednestiuy night. Members are, seated from left, S. Joseph cation committee. w as last seen at Mike’a bom * Ada and Bluestone sites. when he proclaim ed Jan. 19- ting for the City of Sanford Davis, attorney; Lawrence Swofford, mayor and Mrs. Dorothy M. Bar­ Culpepper's statement alto This source said that in past last Saturday. His tag num­ 25, as Saniord-Seminole Coun­ to rccognizo Seminole Coun­ deen, acting clerk. Standing from left are Councilmcn Keith Nixon, Boh TALLAHASSEE (U P l) meetings decisions were not ber is 1253. was endorsed by The Herald Com ptroller Ray E. Green, ty Junior Chamber o f Com­ ty's Sanford based organiza­ Newell, Gene Stephenson and Don Fritch. (Herald Photo) You Clock watchers keep made In the executive hud­ tion for the contributions to which tor weeks has made saying there "is no substitute m erce Week. an eye open for Sparky. U dles but in the open during for experience," annuunred JayCce W eek Is being ob- the civic life o f the com m un­ every possible effort to point you should see him call The regular business meetings. ity and the county. Wednesday he would run for out that the space elem ent of Newsmen here in the State Herald. We'll take it from his fourth term. T11B PROCLAMATION the future institution was en ­ there. By the w ay, Mike shyly Capital expressed opinion this WHERE AS, the elvle morning that the board was tirely secondary to its pri­ adm iu that "S parky ia sort bodies and service organiza­ divided down the middle be­ o f bow-legged." mary purpose o f providing a ATLANTA (UiM) — State tion! o f our community and tween the Bluestone site and • • • the departments of the local state supported, liberal arts Auditor B. E. Thrasher Jr., one o f the Seminole County Another Clock wateber call­ government recognize t b* degree-granting unlverilty for who served under seven gov­ aites. However, the authori­ ed with a suggestion for San­ The 1904 Town Council o f street lights, five in Oakland ernors and feuded with prac­ great service rendered to this Next Wednesday, Jan. 15, tative source this morning de­ high school graduates o f the ford 's city fathers. He says Altamonte Springs officiated Estates and one on Newburytically every one o f them, w ill be the last day o f Ihc community by the Sanfordnied any such split and said area. po.-l. P O R T S M O U T H . N. n. it would tie a sham e If the died last night. Ho was 59. regular lign-up time for the Seminole County J u n i o r • • a he is coniidence the board at its first meeting Wednesday Appointive offices and com ­ (U P l) — Sen. Harry Coldcity did not purchase the lot 1964 Agricultural Conserva­ Chamber of Commerce; and will not reach a decision until 1night aitcr the oath o f office mittee heads will be named The chairman o f the Sem­ adjacent to the old Post Of­ water sa id today that this WHEREAS, the U n i t e d tion Program , according to the final vote sometime before was administered last Friinole County site location by Slayor Swofford at the fice. It would be, he opines, SHREWSBURY, England Wilbur II. Arp, county office States Junior Chamber o f day by acting clerk Mrs. nation's Intercontinental bal­ committee. Sanford attorney noon Friday. regular meeting next Wednes­ a perfect place for a garden ( U P l ) — The Roman Catholic manager for the Agriculture Com m erce and lla affiliated Relative to an announce­ Dorothy Bardeen to M a jor day. listics missiles are not "d e­ Douglaa Stcnstrora, laid this park complete with benches Church today refused i ll Sac­ Stabilization and Conservation state and local organizations ment earlier this week that Lawrence Swofford ami Connmorning: pendable." where the elderly, tired shop­ raments to a woman doctor Service. have set aside the .week o f a sports club had oifered l.oou ' cllman Keith Nixon ami Bob "O ur faith in the Hoard uf pers and others—as be put it " , • . And I'll probably who opened * family plan­ This ia a nationwide pro­ Jan. 19-25, 1064, to observe acres, gratis, near Apopka, a Newell. Control and Dr. Culpepper la —could loaf, rest or just re­ ning clinic and admitted sb« gram and is entirely volun­ the founding of the Junior catch h ell for saying this," Swot ford previously has 1 board member today said that justified. lax. uied contraceptives. said the Republican presi­ tary. It Is designed io help Chamber of Commerce and this proposed site would not served four terms on th e ! "W e have felt ail along that He went on to say that dential hopeful. farmers establish needed con­ to commemorate auch found­ even be considered because it council ami five term s as the board and its rapnble pro­ m ost people don't care to oc Gnldwater, winding up a servation practices on their ing by the (election o f an is outside the area named by mayor, although all were not I fessional staff will decide the cupy benches right on the the S u te I<CRlslalurc BHUBANESWAR, I n d i a farms. Payment, depending outstanding young man In this three-day campaign awing ill consecutive. Nixon enters h i* 1 Ruud Construction In Semin* site upon which the university streets. Perhaps be's got (U P l)—Prim* Minister Jawa- upon funds available In the community aa the recipient o f it was also learned hew thL second term and Newell ol# County fo r tll8 palt‘ thr„ H -m p .h ite, urged a de. Is to be located on the basil poin t One thing Is sure — if morning that Governor Farris first. burial N e b n i.ji showing sat­ county, is made by the feder­ the Distinguished S e r v i c e •M-1 of merit and not on political Sanford ever needs to enlarge Bryant merely transmitted, isfactory progress In hit re­ al government to farmers, Award; and Dur.ufc the lyuMucss se.ai i nsd »ir»-rwft. <3.7 mill' u vork >ui considerations. the library building it would without comment, to (he board which hast a light agenda i i u . mi1 covery from a high blood ranchers and growers who WHEREAS, this erganlza"I am very fearful that we "Concerning the decision have the property to do it prrssuro ailment, a medical sign up and carry out these tlon of young men has con­ ,,i,lrirt F iv * o f control, statements by two Mark s 'c h w c iz w T .'s advbTd • • • Road Hoard member. A. M axi m ,y Brt c,,u6ht ,c m " lme ' we hope wilt conic tom orrow, bullrtin said today. space experts who conferred to get a <o*t appraisal of practices according to spec­ tributed materially to the bet­ h« and while wo trust will be Seminole County’ s Board o f with him earlier this week. plantings he and his brothers Brewer of Titusville, *.id to- mill. uur terment o f this community ifications. ! favorable In Seminole County, lay. Public Instruction convened Seminole County representa­ removed from rights o f way It will be of Interest to throughout the year; MWe need to keep up our we have great faith that the The g3,i)88,967 awarding » f for its monthly meeting at 1 tives were coming into Talla­ fronting their property on Sit JACKSONVILLE ( UPl ) NOW, THEREFORE, I, A. those who plan pasture work, airplane capability," s a i d I Hoard of Control will act in p.m. today, it was rumored hassee today and m ore will 136 which already have been I t wo contracts for the con(ioldwuter, an Air Furcs re­ the best interests of the larg- The Army Corps o f Engineers plant rover crops, plant pine L. Wilson, Mayor of the City at press time that several com e Friday morning. given to the town for use i n ! atructlcn o f 12.9 mile* of Incalled for bids today on three seedlings or construct drain­ o f Sanford, Florida, do here­ serve general. ' cst majority o f Use people in construction projects around delegations o f parents from City Manager W.E. Knowles beautifying when four-laning, ‘ restate « from the Orange age systems on their farms by proclaim the week o f Jan. Guldw-uter laid at a new* Florida." South Seminole were to be was here this morning and ex­ of the highway is com pleted. County line to n point a h alflite state, totaling tom e $1.3 in 1964. Technical assistance 19-25, 1964. aa J A Y C C E the United • • • Schweizer explained that he l mile south o f SR 46 wn» the i" n.*r!! ? . * on hand concerning the Eng­ pected this afternoon are Ma­ million, including the second is also provided by the Soil WEEK and urge all citizens States' abort range misaile* Culpepper said lie would link single const ruction lish Estate* and South Sem­ yor A. L. Wilson, form er Ma and hi* brothers. Han* and largest in the Cross-Florida Conservation Service and the o f our community to give full "ira dependable." recommend that the board se­ inole Elementary schools. yor Thomas S. McDonald anil M D , were completely un- item during the period. Work conskleration to Iho future Florida Forest Service. Rut, ho said, "I wish the lect one uf the three sites in Barge Canal. Of course, there's really Commissioners M. L. Haborn aware o f this fact when they 1 i* still in progress on this F o r lurthcr information services of the Junior C lu m ­ I'efenso Department would the SanfordOrlando area still little that can be done to Jr. and Earl Higginbotham. had the plants moved at a project. those interested should con­ ber o f Commerce. tell the people how undepen- under consideration. Tw o of hurry the opening o f English Expected Friday morning are cost of $154. Involved are four During the three-year span, WASHINGTON (U P l) - A tact the County ASCS office liable tho long range misaile* them are In Seminole County Estalee so that this school Gen. J. C. Hutchison and sago palms, three cabbage two segment* o f HR 46 were total of 600,723 foreigners vis­ at the Agricultural Center and Hie oilier is in Orange ited the United Stales during and South Seminole Element­ other members o f the County palms, two fishtail palms and aix-lancd at a cost o f $09 L- arc." located soutli uf Sanford on “ 1 can’ t tell you juat how County. ! and construction on n ary can be removed irom the Commission, along with Cham­ one ligustrum. the it month period ending U.S. 17 92. Tile office ia open Culpepper said lie Imped for last November—19 per cent In other matters, contracts ieKnient o f .SR 43I ( amounted '•"dependable they are," ho double session status. The ber o f Commerce reprcjcntaMondays and Tuesdays of Kil't. " i t 's classified inform a­ a decision on one o f these for the town to supply water , to Clock knows for a fact that tlves. morn than the comparable each week. WASHINGTON (U P !) — tion." to the Industrial Park on three sites despite objections period for 1962, the Commerce the school board and super­ Brewer said a 1.9-mtle aeg-j The House Rules Committee Highway 1793 were turned to the two locations raised by intendent R. T. Mllwee are ment o f SR 436 between U. S. I Department laid Wednesday. today addressed itself to civil over to Attorney Joe Davis 17 4 92 to a point near Lake! two spare officials. doing everything they can to rights, the nntlonal Issue Pre­ for study; He said lie was not certain hasten the completion of Eng­ Howell was four and six-lunsident Johnson has placed at Council agreed to Investigate ed at a cost o f $118,167 and I that the Hoard of Control lish Estates. WASHINGTON (U P l) TALLAHASSEE „ (UPl) , — paving plans for Second Street the top of his list of unfinish­ would make a final site selec­ President Johnson, who vir­ In fact, if they were skilled LONDON (UIM) — H ie The Development Commission I from Sanfori, Avcnue „ e r . another section o f SR 436 was tion at Friday's meeting, "but tually ignored agriculture in Church of England should run ed puhlle business. enough we believe they'd join resurfaced at a cost o f $ 13,has scheduled a seeond tou r> mjt, Tral, aml „ radln j N cw . Tho committee, represent­ I hope so ," he declared. the union, put on their cover­ hit Slate o f the Union ad­ their own d iv orco courta and o f the state Jun. 20 to s e ll1bury port from First Street to 841. • • • ing the lust obstacle to House alls, and go out there to give dress. plans to wrap a fat have “ unweddlng cerem on ­ CHICAGO (U P l) — Team Northern Industrie, on Florida |MagnoUa j„ an e ffort u, an. Tuesday Maj. Gen. Leigh­ bundle o f controversial pro­ ie s " to end m arriages, Algi- action, opened what I* ex­ the contractors a hand. •ter> President Jam es R. Hof­ as a site for their plants. ! nounce a decision at the next • • • ton I. Davis, chief o f Um* Na­ posals into a special farm can Canon Douglas Rhymes. pected t<> bo at least thrru Chairman Wendell Jarrard meeting; MIAMI t l ’ PI) Coast fs iia* threatened to call s tional Missile Range, and Dr. weeks o f hearing* on the The grapevine this morning m en ag e to Congress later II. sikJ today. •aid the second tour was \ <•' Brown, w alrr depart Guard abandoned today the •trike against six nationwide Kurt Debus, director of the this month. Canon Rhymes, in hut book sweeping civil rights measure has It that Bacet Ellerbe, a trucking firm s If a new na­ prompted by the success o f ment superintendent, was au- search for a Pittsburgh Jew "N o New M orality," said d i­ designed to end ditcrimminaJohn F. Kennedy Space Cen­ resident of Seminole for near­ last year's tour, which he said, thorized to continue with plan* cler, Richard Max Davis, who tional agreem ent i* not reach­ vorced persons should be able timi in voting, education, em­ ter. told Gov. Uryant they ly 30 years ami com m ercial 'd by next Wednesday. resulted in definite commit-J for installation of water lines vani-hed in a 12-foot boat near to marry new partners in ployment, public accommoda­ felt the board could find a sales manager (nr Goodyear "I have notified the indus­ DAYTONA BEACH t UiM) ment* for new plants in the i along Station Street and ap (■rand Cayman Island a week tions and use of frdcral funds. better site for the university The National Association for church. in Sanford, will soon an­ try that six trucking firms, »t»teI proval was given for six new ago. than the three locations under nounce his candidary for tax ill of which have terminals in stork car auto racing (NAS­ collector. Chicago, w ill be struck here consideration. C A R ) announced today it • • • The space leaders said the would award a silver trophy ind the strike will spread to Efforts to stimulate interest their o|M.-ration* throughout university should lie within 45 for the heit prrlnrinunrc by in organizing a Seminole 'he cou n try ," iloffa t o l d minute* driving time of the an American built ear in the U County Taxpayers Assocla rucking negotiators and fed- Cape and the proposed exten Monte Carlo rally in Europe sion of the University of this year. «ral m ediators Wednesday. lion are being made by for engineering school Iloffa and trucking firm De­ Florida mer Seminole County Com missioner Vernon Dunn of foliators said that many should be on the same ca m ­ N 0 W 0 N LY ssues, m ost of them minor, pus. Fern Park. Dunn is sending V o*‘ • :; Neither o f the three board lave been agreed upon, but form letters to various mu ,<vA Ax*.*• , V ' AW*' ' ■euion* have bogged down on aites met the officials' ap­ nicipal boards throughout the u onom lc Issues. Including proval, Bryant said. Black* all, county for public announce­ Richard A. Miller o f Alta• # • plus tax. vaget, vacations and pension ment at their meetings. munte Springs and Mary Whiles.II- $3 plans. Culpepper said any one o f Dunn wants officials and con' Audrey Sharon o f Sunford mure. 750x11, Iloffa ha* been engaged in the three sites under board cerncd Seminole residents to 800x11. nrgotialion* here aceking a consideration met Hie factors •are among liie 591 students advise him of their Interest 830x11, at Florida State University nttiona! trucking contract cov ­ ami conditions the hoard con ­ 900x11, la forming such a group. 930i I I . eting luo.boo union member*. sidered in its three-month ’ who have completed requiremanta for degrees dining the Ih c talks were scheduled to study. New Treud trim ester Just ended. eunlinue through this week, In­ He said he felt the state TIRES RegLtrer Murray W. Hen­ cluding Saturday. could serve the needs uf Cape • Genuine na o f FSU said diplomas will Kennedy by a combination of Me Roberta be sent to the graduates. Milretreads the undergraduate university, LONDON (U P l) When applied on the engineering school exten­ j ler earned a HA degree in Mrs. Annie Sone. 55. was sound tire arts ami sciences while Miss sion and the Florida Institute caught shoplifting two pairs casing*! Sharon completed her work f o r Continuing University • Free o f $5 pajamas detectives found for a BS degree in education. • BUDGET TERMS Mounting AM AIU LLO, Tex. ( UP l ) — Studies. she was carrying $1,036 in A federal grand ju ry to<lay Culpepper also ssid there cash, 51.233 in premium bonds ctnaiders charges against Rus- will be So.uuo college-age stu­ anJ in saving* certifi­ STATE SENATOR JOHN MATTHEWS, tin unnouneetl D e m o c r a tic c a n ­ »<ll M cl*irry, 21, o f Dullus dents In east-central Florida B R IS T O L , E n g la n d ( U P O cate*. didate for governor, is w e lco m e d by State Senator M ack Cleveland and win mid he wus jo k in g with by the time the new univers­ Hcfnrmed alcoholics should Asked why she didn't keep A. B. Peterson Sr., when Senator and Mrs. Mutthews were honored during rvdega classmates when he ity o|iens its doors in Septem­ nut be cuinpellcd to risk temp­ the money in a bank. Mrs. a reception Wednesday afternoon at the Valdez Hotel. Several hundred alegcdly said he would b* ber of 1968. "and it is the tation by taking communion Sone said: "T h ere's too much 405 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 wiiling w ith a gun fo r Pres­ state's job to serve these stu­ w i n e , Sunford and Seminole County citizens were on huntl for the occasion. Florida Diatributora For Denman Custom Built Tirtm thieving going on all orouad." Anglican Bishop Dr, ident Kennedy. Sen. Matthew it said his complete platform would be announced shortly. dents." j Oliver Tomkins said today. The Judge lined her | J While Sem inole's ciliiens and leaders battle for the university, the port terminal, the canal, and marina com ­ plex and a host o f other pro­ jects, there are those who are concerned about m ore important things. jisuva Stork On Way Annual Jaycee Week Set By New Mayor Green’s Hat In New Town Council ICBNs Not At Altamonte Sworn Dependable, Feuder Dies Barry Says Conservation Deadline Set Bars Sacrament 3-Year Road Job Totals Reported Nehru On Mend Bids Asked Visitors Increase Hearing Opens On Rights Bill Second Florida Tour Scheduled Holla Threatens national Strike Farm Message Canon Calls For ‘Unwedding’ Rite Search Ends NASCAR Trophy We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES Two Complete Degree Work J She Ought To Know Jury Ponders McLarry Case Dispensation ) V V n*V * v * w � 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>, January 08, 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/9ceba4a48020b7ae35f219772915ee7f.pdf 96b37fa00da72226fd0c2f09f15b6224 PDF Text Text Hofp your favorite "THonlt-You* girl win one of t t » coveted .CHECKER OF TH E YEAR awards. W e believe the friendliest gals In town are our UMCMI IUVII 9 II* I na« S WTTJr we think one of them deserves the title of Checker of the Veer In the International COmpfviTion ip o n io n a u y ttw I the National Cosh Register k Company. W e wont our customers to help make the selection based on speed, accuracy, courtesy and care . . . won't you come In and vote? / hopilmty for tbolr patents. Under • bill raevntly apprevod by tho cabinet, tbit n i t bappoo again. Tba Wll, If H baeomoa law, yaquina all cbIMnn under IS to be lamed Identity platco, etartiaf In 1S6S. Tho platen, aimllar to tho "dog toga" won by Americas Gl’a, win conUla the child'* nano, birth data, birthplace and name and addima of tha parent or guardian. The bill deelem all chll* dm moat have auch plataa bandy la timoa of emergency, It doaa not say tha children rniul actually waar them. Older pertona auy tat tho tan if thoy wlab. Children have haen thus tagged In Belgium since ISM and In Sweden alnee I960. AF*s ‘Head bone’ Checks On Red Missile Shots WASHINGTON (UPI)—An 'Air Torts t y ■ t a m called “Headbona" Is wording and locating mlaalla launchings In tha Soriat Union. It was re­ ported today. Although tho Dofonao Dapartmmt withhold comment, informed court** laid tho ayatarn's sensitive Imtrumanta had boon Install*! In a number of AHUd countriis on tho Bowlct periphery. Delicate m*a*uram*nta of thangta In atmoiphorle prt«■ura now being obtained from thtm apparently wilt prorld* almoat InaUnt warnings If a Suvlit mlaalla tak*a off from a location other than a tait ■it*. Strict eacrocy lurrounda tha oporation bocaui* of tho diplo­ matic arrangemmta required to g*t tha inatnimanta tnatail­ ed la other countries. No new scientific principle Is Involved. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE1 SN O W D R IF T v tn d to u e c r- Sirloin Steaks •lb. 99* T-Bone Steaks •lb. 99* Pot Roast ita*" lb. 79* Chuck Steaks . lb. 59( Short Ribs •••. lb. 49‘ Ground Beef ••lb. 49* Longhorn Choose K u enster Cheese . . . T l w j w S sLW 1 S e 9r ^ I J V VO MwVj U c C d s m p c N a i r n Loboi Now UnW-lmW □ Swift's Franks.. C ipihaf t Chwok Stylo □ Braunschweiger Toimw'o Totty M □ Sliced Bologna Terwww'e Whole Hog Dak Styla « □ Bag Sausage .... Somoot* Broad Chipped Han □ Beef or Turkey Freeh Cooked Florida iX T IT A o d a ir y s p e c ia ls • andMbuser- □ Craw fish....... A / O W t l W 6 Pineapple Juice . *tr Thera art mors than XX),000 ipeclca of Iniecta, accord' In* to tha Encyclopedia Bri­ tsanlco. f i r Tatty Borttett Pear H alves .. 4 !2f iO O ttV n W W Iw k y U r f • « * A p p le Sauce . 3 ’S r Hebert's Big-It Bmad Cel Green Beans . . 2 1 ! ? Fw A I Breed CaBfawrie Tom atoes . . . . 2 — ’ CeU Weather Treat! How oTa Chili with Beans . ’Sr iR * * * 6 « i8 □ GRAPES . DiHrieee Urge O'Aa □ PEARS ... Herd Siow Plerido □ CABBAGE Su gar Cookies .. 6 O r t t n it a m | Premium T e l tines p « | S HonwoTa Lm rheow M e * Canned Spam . 2 9 A. M. T O 9 P . M . S E M IN O L E P L A Z A H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY. FLA. / �* * ri At g>anforli Ifimtli* Zip Code 32771 » J i f if/ 1 United Pros* Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS.. JA N U A R Y 9. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA Sv S ?* tl j •'J-1 I 'd ' ; a m l * NO. 101 .f , * \ ft- sh * > - -t* *- -.iSt.' * -• i k ♦ <* e i O c By M iia Mcnstrem ! ! you think Seminole Is on pin* and needles today juit University To Be For This Area ' V watt until about t l a.m. Fri­ day when the Slate Board o f Control takes up the univers­ ity site matter. * • * The Herald's m ana sing edi­ tor, Fred Van Pelt, is already on the acene and we should be among the first to know .the board'a decision. • • • While Seminole's citizens and leaders battle for the university, the port terminal, the canal, and marina com­ plex and a host of other pro­ jects, there are those who are concerned about morn important things. Purpose Of School Told By Culpepper No Decision On Site Yet, Is Report By Fred Van Peli By Jntlaa Rlreutrom T H E A N N U A L JAYL'EE WEEK PRO C LAM ATIO N wu» presented b y Sanford's Mayor At Wilson to DetVitt Matthews, 196-1 chnlrmnn o f Jaycee Week activities which begin Jnn. 19. Jnycee president, Jim Smith* observes the presentation. (Herald Photo) TALLAHASSEE— Members Tha itatement by Dr. J o f th« Board of Control were Broward Culpepper, executive In a private huddle today director o f Florida's State weighing final details for a Board of Control, that the decision Friday on the place­ purpose of the proposed East ••• ment of the East Central Flor­ ida University, Central Florida University i* • • • The board members were In to serve prospective students Such as Hike Sulpltlo o f executive session in some in the east central Florida 311 Holly in Sanford. Mike, a hotel room. The session was area and not Capo Kmnrdv. 12-year-old Sanford Grammar expected to list until late to­ waa given hearty approval 8chool student, is anxious to night. NEW YO R K (U P I)—Singer This reporter learned from get back hia year-old lost today by Seminole County Anita Bryant announced to­ Beagle, Sparky. The pup la an authoritative source that leaders and particularly mem­ day she expects to have a black with one white front the board member* have not TH E 1961 COUNCIL for the Town o f Altamonte Springs officiated at its bers of Hie county's site lo­ baby In May. paw and a white chest. He chosen among the Econ, Lake first meeting Wednesday night. Members are, seated from left, S. Joseph cation committee. was last teen at Mlke’a homa Ada and Bluestone sites. Davis, attorney; Lawrence Swofford, mayor and Mrs. Dorothy M. Bar­ T b it source said that in past Culpepper's statement also fast Saturday. Hia tag num­ deen, ncting clerk. Standing from left are Councilmen K eith Nixon, Bob TALLAHASSEE (U P I) meetings decisions were not ber is 1253. was endorsed by The Herald Comptroller Ray E. Green, Newell, Gene Stephenson und Don Fritch. (Herald Photo) You Clock watchers keep made in the executive hud­ which for weeks has made saying there "is no substitute an eye open for Sparky. U dles but In the open during every possible effort to point for experience," announced you should see him call The regular business meetings. Wednesday he would run for out that the space element of Newsmen here in the Stale Herald. We'U take it from his fourth term. the future institution was en­ there. By the way, Mike ahyiy Capital expressed opinion this morning (hat the board was tirely secondary to its pri­ admlta that "Sparky is sort divided down the middle be­ o f bow-legged." mary purpose of providing a A T L A N T A (U P I) — State tween live Bluestone site and • • • Auditor B. E. Thrasher Jr* state supported, liberal arts Another Clock watcher call­ ona o f the Seminole Countydegree-granting university for who served under seven gov­ sites. However, the authori­ ed with a suggestion for San­ The 1964 Town Council o f street light*, five in Oakland ernors and feuded with prac­ tative source this morning de­ high school graduates of the ford's city fathers. He saya Altamonte Springs officiated Estates and one on Newburytically every one o f then), nied any such split and said port. P O R T S M O U T H , N. n. area. it would be a shame If the died last night. He was 59. • • • he i* confidence the board at Its first meeting Wednesday Appointive offices and com­ ( l i r i ) — Sen. Barry Gold, iity did not purchase the Int will not reach a decision until night after the oath of office mittee heads will be named The chairman o f Uie Sem­ adjacent to the old Post Of­ Uie final vote sometime before was administered last Fri­ by Mayor Swofford at the water said today that this inole County site location fice. It would be. be opines, SHREWSBURY, England day by acting clerk Mrs. nation's intercontinental bal­ committee. Sanford attorney noon Friday. regular meeting next Wednes­ a perfect plicw for a garden lU P I ) — The Roman Catholic Relative to an announce­ Dorothy Bardeen to Mayor day. listics missiles are not "de­ Douglas Stcnstrom, said this park complete with benches Church today refused its Sac­ ment earlier this week that Lawrence Swofford ami Coun­ morning: pendable." where the elderly, lircd shopraments to a woman doctor a spurts dub had offered 1.0UU cilman Keith Nixon ami llob "Our faith in the Hoard of prrs and others—as he put it ". . . And I'll probably who opened a family plan­ acres, gratis, near Apopka, a Newell. Control and Dr. Culpepper is —could loaf, rest or just re­ ning clinic and admitted abe catch hell fur saying this," Swolfonl previously has board member today said that Justified. lax. used contraceptives. said the Republican presi­ this proposed site would not served four terms on the "W e have felt all along that He went on to say that dential hopeful. even be considered because it council am) five terms as the board and its rapable pro­ most people don't care to oc­ I* outside the area named by mayor, although all were not Goldwater, winding up a fessional slaif will decide the cupy benches right on the tiie State legislature. BHUBANESWAR, India I consecutive. Nixon enters hi* Rond Construction In Semin“ ”* * ' * * ' ' tile upon which the university Streets. Perhaps he's got a ( U P I )—Prime .Minister JawaIt was also learned here this second term and Newell hi* ole County f or the p .,t th ree[ * " * ' d' ‘ 1* to be located on the basts point. One thing is sure — if rooming that Governor Farris first. harlal N ehru.is showing sat­ of merit and not on political Sanford ever needs to enlarge Bry ant merely " Uaiismttte J, isfactory progress In his re­ Dur.Jt the he'iucvs se -i i ej.7 m ill 1 n work on " « considerations, the library building it would without comment, to the board which had a light agenda. mcmd covery from ■ high blood Interstate 1, District F.ve 1 am t « u t a 1 that we "Concerning the decision have the property to do i t pressure aliment, a medical o f control, statements by two Mark Schneiznr was advised • • • we hope will come tomorrow, bulletin said today. space experts who conferred U» get a «o*t appraisal of '..? ? * with our*airplanes down*’ he , and while we trust will be Seminole County's Board of with him earlier Ihis week. plantings he and hit brothers ,,n5W' r " f Titusville, surd to- M id . I favorable to Seminole County, Public Instruction convened Seminole County representa­ removed from rights o f way " • * ' "W e need to keep up our wc have great faith that the for its monthly meeting at 1 tives were coming into Talla­ fronting their property on SR l"*1* •<'!.6M9.9fl7 awarding o f JACKSONVILLE tU P I) airplane capability," a a id Hoard of Control will act in p.m. today. It was rumored hassee today and more will 136 which already have been tnu contract* for the conGoldwater, an Air Force re­ Ihc best interest* of the larg­ The Army Corps of Engincrrs at press time that several come Friday morning. given to the town for use in I utnirtiun of 12.1) mile* of Incalled for bids today on three serve general. est majority o f Uie people in construction projects around delegations of parents from City Manager W.E. Knowles beaulifying when four-lanlng trestate I from the Orange Goldwater said ut a new* Florida." County line to n point u halfSouth Seminole were to be was here this morning and ex­ of the highway is completed. tltc state, totaling ionic 513 cunfereneo that the United * • • on hand concerning the Eng­ pected this afternoon are Ma­ Schweizer explained that he mile south o f RR 46 was the million, including the second States' short range mliaile* Culpepper said he would link single construction lish Estates and South Sem­ yor A. L. Wilson, former Ma­ anil his brollirrs, Han* and iargc.it in live Cross-Florida "ire dependable." recommend that tho board se­ inole Elementary school*. yor Thomas S. McDonald amt NR». were completely un item during the period. Work Rut, ho said, " I wish the lect one of the three sites in Barge Canal. Of course, there's really Commissioners M. L. Raborn aware of this (act when they is still in progress on this I'cfenxu Department would the Sanford-Orlando area still little that can b « done to Jr. and Earl Higginbotham. had the plants moved at a project. tell the people how undepon- under consideration. Two of hurry the opening of English Expected Friday morning are cost of 5154. Involved are four During the three-year span, WASHINGTON (U P I) - A linble tho long range missile* them arc in Seminole County Estates so that till* school Gen. J. C. Hutchison and sago palms, three cabbage two segment* o f SR 46 were total o( 690,723 foreigner* vis­ arc." and tlie oUter It in Orange ited the United Stales during and South Seminole Element­ other members of the Counly palms, two fishtail palms and six-lulled ut a gust of 56Ul.. "1 can't tell you juat how County. ary can be removed from the Commission, along with Cham­ one ligustruin. toia and construed.'n on n the lt-month period ending In other matters, contract* Sc go... . o f SR 434 amounted i » ‘l*P«><«nb1e ^ « y are," ho Culpepper said he Imped (or last November—19 per cent double session status. The ber o f Commerce representa­ slid. " I t a classified informa­ s decision on one o f these for the town to supply water to 1217.286. j Clock knows for a fact that tives. morn than Uie comparable to the Industrial Park on three sites despite objections period for 1962, the Commerce T the school board and super­ Brewer sail! a 1.9-mlle seg­ tion. Highway 17 32 were turned ment of SR 436 between U. 8 , to the two locations raised by Department aald Wednesday. intendent R. T. MU wee are over to Attorney Joe Davis 17 4 U2 to a point near Lake two ipare officials. doing everything they can to for study; He said lie was not certain hasten the completion o( Eng­ Howel l was four and six-innCouncil agreed to Investigate that the Roard of Control lish Estates. cd nt n cost o f 5118,167 und WASHINGTON (U P I) T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — would make s final site selec­ PreMdrnt Johnron, who vir­ In fact, tf they were skilled The Development Commission pavmg plans for Second Street ^ e r s r c t h m V SR 4SB w a* from Sanford Avenue to Her­ tion at Friday's meeting, "but tually ignored agriculture in enough we believe they'd join has scheduled a second tour resurfaced at a cost of 51',* I hope to ," he declared. the union, put on their cover­ o f the state Jon. 20 to sell mits Trail and grading New- 841. hi* State o f the Union ad­ • « * alls, and go out there to give Northern industries on Florida lm r)port from First Street to dress. plan* to wrap a fat CHICAGO (U P I) TeamMagnolia In an effort to an­ Tuesday Maj. Gen. Leigh­ bundle of controversial pro­ the contractor* a ham), 4«r* President James R. Hofan a site fur their plants. nounce a decision at the next ton I. Davis, chief of tlw* N a­ posals into a special farm tf . . . fi ha* threatened to rail a Chairinun Wendell Jnrrard meeting; MIAMI (U P I) — Coast tional Missile Range, and Dr. The grapevine this morning message to Congress later »aid the second tour was \ r Brown, waler depart Guard abandoned tn<1*y thr strike against six nationwide Kurt Dehits, director of Ihr litis month. has it that D acd Etlerbe, a trucking Itrm* il a new na­ prompted by the success o f Jmen! superintendent, was au search for a Pittsburgh Jew John K. Kennedy Space Cen­ resident of Seminole for near­ last year's tour, which he said thnriml to continue with plan* cler, Richard Max Davis, who tional agreement is not reach­ ter. told Gov. Uryant they ly 30 years and commercial 'd tiy next Wednesday. resulted In definite commit­ for installation of water line* vanished in a 12-foot boat near sale* manager lor Goodyear *'l have notified the indus­ felt the board could find a DAYTONA REACH (U P I) ment.* fur new plants in the aim;; Station Street and ap­ Grand Cayman island a week in Sanford, will soon an­ try that six trucking firms, better site for the university The National Association for state. proval wa* given for six new ago. nounce his candidary for tax ill of which have terminal* in than the three locations under stock car auto racing (N AS­ collector. Chicago, will be struck here consideration. CAR) announced today II • • w The space leaders said the would award u sliver trophy ind Uie strike will spread to Effort* to stimulate interest Jieir operation* throughout university should be within 45 for the bod performance by tR in organizing a Seminole ■hr country.” Ilolfa t o l d minute* driving time of Utc an American built ear in the Counly Taxpayers Assoria rucking negotiator* and ted- Cape and the proposed rxten .Monte Carlo rally in Europe sion of the University of this year. lion are being made by (or ♦ril mediators Wednesday. engineering school Hoffa and trucking firm ne- Florida mer Seminole County Com (otlators said that many should he on the same cam­ missiuncr Vernon Dunn of bsucs, most of them minor, pus. Fern Park. Dunn is sending Neither of thr three board lave been agreed upon, but form letter* to various mu­ icsslon* have bogged down on sites met the officials' ap­ nicipal board* throughout the tronomic issues, including proval, Ur) ant said. county for public announce­ IHehurd A. Miller o f Alta• • • vagei, vacation* and pension ment at their meetings. iii- ntu Spring.* und Mary plans. Culpepper said any one of Dunn wants officials and conAudrey Klmrun uf Sunford Hoffa ha* been engaged in the three sites under board ® cerned Seminole reiidents to m ediation* here seeking a cun*iilera lion met the factors |are among tho 691 students advise him of their interest nitional trucking contract cov­ and contlilfons the hoard con­ at Florida State University in forming such a group. ering 400,(xxt union members. sidered in it* three-inontli who have completed require* tm-nts for degree* during the Ihe talk* were scheduled to studs. trimester Just ended, continue through this week, in­ He said he felt the state Ri-gi-trer Murray W. hen­ cluding Saturday. could serve the needs of Cape na o f FSU said diploma* will Kennedy by a combination of the undergraduate university, be sent to the graduate*. Mil­ LONDON ( L P I ) — When the engineering school exten­ ler earned a RA degree in Mr*. Annie Sone. it , was sion and the Florida Institute art* and science* while Mis* caught shoplifting two pair* fo r Continuing Univcrsily .Sharon completed her work o f 53 pajamas detectives found fur a BS degree in education. A M A R IL L O . Tex. t U P I) — Studles. she was carrying 11.036 In A federal grand jury today Culpepper also said there cash, 11.239 in premium bonds «iii*id«r* charges against Rus- will be 30.IXX) college-age stu­ and 3560 in saving* certifi­ S TA TE SENATOR JOHN MATTHEWS, un announced Democratic can­ mil M clairry, 21. o f Dallas dents in east-central Florida BRISTOL, England (LfPU— cates. didate for governor, in welcomed by State Senator Much Cleveland und wto said ho wu* jokin g with by Uie lime the new univers­ Reformed alcoholics should Aiked why she didn’t keep A. B. Peterson Sr., when Senator and Mrs. Mutthuws were honored during rvdego classmates when ha ity opens Its doors in Septem­ not be compelled to risk temp­ the money in a bank, Mrs. a reception Wednesday afternoon at the Valdez Hotel. Several hundred alrgrdly said he would ba ber of 1968, "and It is the tation by taking communion Sone said: "There's too much wlitinsr with a gun fo r P m - state's job to serve these slu- wine, Anglican Bishop Dr, Sunford and Seminole County citizens were on ham! for the occasion. thieving going on atl around." td.nt Keonwiiy. Sen. .Matthews sa id his complete platform would be announced shortly. Jdent*." } OUvrr Tomkins said today. The judge lined her M V ) mwA Stork On Way Green’s Hat In New Town Council ICBMs Not At Altamonte Sworn Dependable, Feuder Dies Barry Says Bara Sacrament 3-Year Road Job Totals Reported Nehru On Mend Bids Asked Visitors Increase Second Florida Tour Scheduled Hoffa Threatens National Strike tl ■- WEATHER: Partly cloudy with showers tonight; high today 75-85; low tonight around 80. VOL. 50 P ' 1 p f p 't + x A h i f Farm Message Search Ends N A S C A R Trophy Two Complete Degree Work Annual Jaycee Week Set By New Mayor Sanford Mayor A l Wilson Issued hi* first proclamation since being installed a* the city's new chief executive when lie proclaimed Jan. ID25, as Sanford-Seminole Coun­ ty Junior Chamber o f Com­ merce Week. served by Junior trade bodies throughout the United States during January, said Mayor Wilson, and that it was fit­ ting for the City of Sanford to recognize Seminole Coun­ ty's Sanford based organiza­ tion for tho contributions to JayCce Week Is being ob- the civic life o f the commun­ ity and the county. THE PROCLAMATION Conservation Deadline Set Next Wednesday, Jan. 15, w ill he the last day o f the regular sign-up time fo r the 1064 Agricultural Conserva­ tion Program, according to Wilbur II. Arp, county office manager for the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service. Thi* is a nationwide pro­ gram and Is entirely volun­ tary. It L designed to help farmer* establish needed con­ servation practice* on their farms. Payment, depending upon funds available In the county, Is made by the feder al government to farmers, ranchers nnd growers who sign up and carry out these practices according to spec­ ifications. It will be of interest to those who plan pasture work, plant cover crops, plant pine seedling* or construct drain­ age systems on their farms in 1064. Technical assistance ia also provided by tho Soil Contcrvalltm Service and the Florida Forest Service. For further Information those interested should con­ tact tho County ASCS office at the Agricultural Center locntrd south uf Sanford on U.S. 17 02. Tile office is open Mondays and Tuesdays of each week. Canon Calls For 'Unwedding' Rite LONDON ( U P I) H ie Church of England should run their oun divorce court* and have "ttnweddlng n Teuton­ ic * " to end marriages. Alglcan Canon Douglas Rhymes, 19. said today. Canon Rhyme*, in hi* book " N o New M orality," *anl di­ vorced person* should be aide to marry new partner* in church. WHEREAS, the clvla bodies and lervice organiza­ tions o f our community and the department* of tho local government recognize th o great service rendered to this community by the SanfordSeminole County J u n i o r Chamber of Commerce; and WHEREAS, the U n i t e d States Junior Chamber of Commerce and Its affiliated Mate and local organization* have set aside the .week o f Jan, 19-25, 1064, to observe the founding of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and to commemorate such found­ ing by the selection o f an outstanding young man in thin community aa the recipient o f Uie Distinguished S e r v i c e Award; and WHEREAS, this organiza­ tion of young men has con­ tributed materially to the bet­ terment o f this community throughout the year; NOW, THEREFORE, I, A. L, Wilson, Mayor of the City o f Sanford, Florida, do here­ by proclaim the week o f Jan. 19-25, 1964, ae J A Y G j * R WEEK and urgo alt ciUzena of our community tu give full conskleration to the future services of the Junior Uhanz* ber of Commerce. Hearing Opens On Rights Bill WASHINGTON (U P I) — Tha House Rule* Commlttew t-'dny addressed itself to civil right*, tho nntlonal issue Pre­ sident Johnson haa placed ab the top o f hit list of unfinish­ ed public business. The committee, represent­ ing the Inst obstacle to Huuxa action, opened what Is ex­ pected tu ho at least threu week* o f hearing* on tho sweeping civil rights measuta designed to end discrimminntiun in voting, education, em­ ployment, publie accommoda­ tion* and use of federal funds. V/e're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NOW ONLY $666 \ * ^ v -A* \Yv\v v >1 O' -A* Itlickwall, HI plus tax. Whitewall* 52 mure. 730x11, 800x11, 830x11. 000x 11, 030x11. New Treud She Ought To Know THIKS • Genuine Me Roberta retread* applied on eound tiro casing *1 Jury Ponders McLarry Case BUDGET TERMS • Free Mounting Dispensation 405 W. F IR S T ST. F A 2-0651 Florida Distributors For Denman Custom Built T ile * �held it' annual open loot/Da* Ik e « i ofiicer* Saturday night in the auditorium ef the the occaiion and Paatmacter Douglas H. Jaekaoo vaa mar* OVIEDO MAYOR Lee Gary, who states he it 39 and glean penniaaion to bn quoted, wan present­ ed this beautiful birthday cake from John Pate, an a bakery deliveryman, which was cut and served at Monday night’s meeting of the City Council. (Herald Photo) Southern Reaction To LBJ Talk Mixed / prov ad hie maaaure of world leaderahip Sparkman laid. “ It waa a remarkable and moat hopeful statement on foreign policy.” Alabama's other aeasier, tester HIU, called the meiaage “ strong and timely'* but said he could not agree with the section on civil rights. Georgia's H a r m a n Talmadge aadi be waa convinced that “ America can grow and prosper and work toward peace without spending itself deeper and deeper into the bole, and I commend Pres­ ident Johnson far hie elfarts to prate it ” Sea. Albert Gore of Tennes­ see, a finance committee member and foe of tax cuts, p r a i s e d Johnson’s "many worthwhile programs” but said ha waa ptaxied about bow these could be accom­ plished with a tax cut. Sen. Harry Byrd of Virginia, chairman of the finance com­ mittee and long-time aupportof balanced budgets, pralsJohnson's >spending cut­ backs. Grant, aeator warden; George M. Holder, Junior warden; B. A. Johnson. senior deacon; Donald Witt, Junior deacon; Donald Peeehel, aenior ste­ ward; Douglas Laym a, Jento- ateward; Jamaa Spark* nan, marshal; Irvin Mal­ colm. tjrlar; Peter X. Wright, Another Boy, Jerry C o lls Him Gloria Assassination PM Extremism To Fore Judges said the President's WASHINGTON, D. 0 —Ex­ murder waa stimulated by the tremism in hate la one aide of ’hatred and malevolence1 that ‘are satiny their way Into the the cola. Extremism fas tore is bloodstream of American life.' the other tide. A newspaper ef gn at noown Polemic feelings o f both passed Judgment that *none of varieties burst forth at the us can escape a share of the ■laying of President Kennedy. fault for the spiral of viol­ by hu emphasis aw economy. At the National Press Club ence.’ And these were but a And even those who dis­ and at the White House press few among many.” agreed with him on these two room on the fateful afternoon Following this deluge of important domestic Is s u e s of the assassination, veteran sick, sick exhibitionism In high praised the new president tor reporters, shocked b o a their placet, we have had the scram­ his statement on foreign pol­ professional objectivity, incit­ ble o f local dignitaries and icy. ed by early TV assertions that ciTie promoters to fix the Most floothen Democrats soma Rightist in Dallas had name o f Kennedy upon their in Washington aimed their done the murder, turned and pet projects sad institutions. comments at Johnson's for­ snarled at their conservative Some o f the proposals an fit­ eign policy statements and colleagues. When It appeared ting, but some a n maudlin, Ms emphasis m frugality, that tee Harvey Oswald waa ludicrous and self-seeking. A Pretoriag to remain alknt on a Castro-Man lit—and appar­ few mlantcs before President the dell rights and tax cut ently the assassin—there were Johnson's Address to ConIssues on which they could not those who awaited no further gnsa last Wednesday, a Rep­ agree with their party chief. proof. Sen. John Sparkman of Alaresentative (R , Pa.) came to TAMPA ( U P I ) - A rooming “ They can't hang him high the crowded press gallery of bams said he waa “ particu­ bouse firs killed ■ little buy enough for me,” said a news- the House. He was hawking larly Impressed” with the Monday and injured the man president's foreign p o l i c y his own bill to rename a sec­ who rescued his sister. These rabid opinions soon tion of the Smithsonian Insti­ stand which should be “ clear­ • m s ta tu e v Fl o r id a The victim was identified as expire among the prase corps, tution after Mr. Kennedy, and V » s CLAHKNCS OLUrrORO ly understandable to anyone.” URKLOW. Brian Keeha Hunter, a ID- where the underlying feeling trying to find a reporter who "President Johnson today whaee reeteeaee te *»was one of affection ,/or .for Mr. would write It up. On ThanksBnow*i , jeak m s MBtcnr, Kennedy and dismay at his giving night another publicitywhoee railgaoao te uaand his little slater eteyed cruel death. On Saturday It hound beyed to the moon with haewai Tea are ktrekj sell fled that with e friend. was being asked If Oswald a proposition for renaming a sett fees keen A M eealeet The friend, an unidentified could possibly get n fair trial West Virginia after the fal­ F*e ee DefeaSaata la the State's Problem a have aauilae eaeeei e>a that However, this points up the man, fled the house when the In Dallas. len President. gee ere hereby raeetrag te Jackson­ fire broke out, witnesses said. On Sunday there was unal­ TAMPA (U P!) tile year aaewer with the gnat importance of currant None of this speaks well for ville mayor end gubernatorial A neighbor ran up the fire loyed Indignation over the Clerk ef thle Court, eai to fund-raising to all those Inter­ the nation's maturity, nor serve e e*rr thereof ayes the ested to the future of the uni­ candidate llaydon Burns said escape and carried the little Dallas police force's laxity Vtelatltf, er Flalatlfr* alterbodes good for the conduct of Tuesday that all of Florida's girl, who waa not identified, te which allowed Jack Ruby to aey, where same S < r, W M H B B W SB sad B B S addrees B I9 I1 H versity and Ite wall-being. public affairs. John Kennedy, Olga ZUia, Kathryn Jenkins, ts: Smith Billet ea6 Khwelh*. problems stem from the same safety. The rescuer waa treat­ murder the suspect and pre­ A total of l^ N atudants — I l l Barnett Wetleeal Bash William Ruffin, Joan Sima, source-the state's popularity ed for bums on the shoulder. vent Oswald from getting any whom many loved, was not ss gauging. Jacksonville I. Flerhie eulogists are saying, “the Ms. net later than Jaaasry enrolled in September on and the resultant population The cauao of the fire was trial at alL greatest” of leaders or Presi­ it. tees explosion not Immediately determined. On Mondaj, the solemnity of dents. ilia programs wars I f yen fall Is ts M l a Station'* c? input In DeLeod. Otee gre aenfsaao wUl he sn- At the College of tew in SL the funeral got coverage from largely rejected by the poaL Sanford: Mary Jo Culbrcth, tereg against you lor ths exhausted men and women yettef gemaageg la the «*«*- Petersburg, then era 2M Lake Monroe; Margaret L. Conventlon Congress o f I960; OUT OUR W A Y who exchanged reminiscence* by the ITth Congress of 1961ptaint. student*. These lew student* The aatare ef **14 suit be­ hive com* from M state* end Holme*, DeBary; W i l b e r t of the slain President's many 61, and by tbs Mth Congress X MOsXTAX P6CAVT10TW 1 ing fer fereeteeare ef mortWall, Lake Mary e v e n M cm aroTH ATm r i acta and words of kindness to to date. gay* rteordsd la M k lit. have don* their undergradu­ Birth* culv -mooo»7H*rr**n’ gage sea. ef the eftlclal Re- ate work In T7 different col­ them—and meny exclamations PAM. CLUTCH, CUtAA, M t Boris ef aemlsole County. Mr. and Ur*. William Ling, , pull gvecrrHixby n a e of admiration for ths brave JFK will find his rightful lege*. Florida, the iseerlptloa of Use V DOWN! WITH -SM l » . baby girl, Sanford Mr.; and groporty proeeeiei against be­ end beautflul widow and for place In history. Meanwhile, CX 7H1N04 m*T HA>e J tas as follow*■ All that for­ Mr*. James Bridger, baby Bob Kennedy, whoee hand held let's cherish the memory with­ ests ysweeny situate eai be­ boy, Longwuod here at the graveside like the out smothering it fas adulation. ing la BaailasU County. FlorDischargee Ms, mere yartleularly doocrib. devoted brother he was. •g Sa follows: Mark Straughn. James Al­ But the extreme expressions, Lot II. Blosk Q. SUNLAND bert Graham, May Alexand­ K4TATEB, a subdivision, not long-lived among the Cap­ m e ir o n C u r t a i n aeeerdlag t* a plat there­ er, Laura Mabel Waits, Meric ital press corps, continued to at, reeergeg la rut Book Price, Inet Speers, Mildred isn't s u m i d iJ r o u l II. pagee t« t* U ef the bolld elsewhere. At first they Pubis# Reeerds ef teail. E. Johnson and baby boy, all took the form of a psychotie aele Ceaaty, Florida. Bubleet te ea aaaomsnt for th* snd*r*lyn*d will, an lha of Sanford; Mary Jo Culwallow in collective guilt, Pa bite Ulllttlea along ths Itth dor at Pahruory. A. O. bretb. Lake Monroe; Lola DcRadio Prat Europe eeeka much ef it in bed taste, by daily, Westerly I test ef said Let I*. l i f t , proaant la th* Hnaorahl* tellaye. Wayncsville, N. C.| intheir ownlanguages, to dtrgymen in their Sunday ser­ 60.000.000 captive people to Together with an strectures Caunty s f ttemlnol* Pearl Boardman, Geneva; sag twgrevsmsnts sow end County. . hi* final r * . Poland. Cttthoslovakia, Bul­ mons and by public figures In hereafter ea aaie land, and lorn, account and voachir*. as Clarice Comstock and baby front of microphones. The garia, Hungary and Romania. the reals Iseuea, end profits Esocutar of th* Estnio » f It apoUightl Communnt bee e f the shave deetrieed pro. LEON Q. F lC K E IIlN n. dtetas- girl. Oviedo “ Wall Street Journal'' sum­ and deception*. With hnaaat party; sad ell natures sew *d, tad at said time, than and new* tram the free world. marized this in a lead editor­ thorn maka apwlleatlon to th* Help to cualinus gctUna the ial on the day after the fun­ •aid Ju t** far • final **ttla. truth thrwugh the Iron Curtain m*nt at hi* adminirlrauon o f eral; —by your contribution ■aid satat*, sad for an ardor lag g**:rih*d hausabald ***u- dlacharglaf him aa ruck Ea* IT TWE I1K « I T T c o t NT. “ A Senator said that the re­ * * * * * whlfh tra. and shall h* a n tar. v iv t h J to ir ia k c ih c t t T , sponsibility lay en the people gaeatad I* ha, flatara* sag a »m for ic v n o t K ruttd this th* fth day of i v of Dallas' bocauM this to gart of th* raalty and ora a January. A. p. 1»«* c o f v t t . F l o r i d a . in i m a v . portion of th* saaurtty far th* I EM V VO. IU M IIOAIEH M U LE teO N wbsre the events took place. A fn<l*bt«dn*a* haratn mantle*. v n n e n t o iie f k v d A* Ksocutur of lha Katats spokesman lor one group of IV HRl roflllaw of of LEON U PIC K C R IN O JOSEPH BARTON B R O W N U*«*atad. our people aald tbs nation waa and LOVEDT O BROWN aTENnTRUAf, DAVIS A ‘reaping tho whirlwind of T U B eT A T K OP F tO R lU A TOi UcT.XTOeH LOUISE W IL L IA M * hatred.’ One ef our highest Attorneys for La*cu ior S Hospital SANTA MONICA. Calif. (U P !)— Jerry LewLa and hit wiM, Patti, had been hoping far • baby girt for the past nine mootha and Jerry'* mot­ to was “ think pink." Tucaday night Jerry became a father tor the stxth time when Patti gave birth to an right-pound one-ounce boy at St. John's Hospital. “ Boy or no boy," equipped the comedian, “ I’m still going to call him Gloria. He’d bat­ ter be a fighter.” The Lewiac* have five other children, Gary, II; Bonnie, U; Scotty, I ; Chile, g, and Anthony,! Rooming House Fire Kills Tot sn u c :r Notes Legal Notice Legal Notice OUR ANCESTORS I’ aal O fflc* Drawsr 111* Nanfard. Florida M i l l Publish Jan. ». It. t t. I*. 1MI CDQ-Xt iv t u i v T v J iiM iW s c m u r , * h m iv u l e t u t v r i . F l o r ­ id a a ittr u up F la No modal ar serial nunshot*. w iTV E sn my hnuJ and tha no si uf said Court at Soufurd Florida, tb l* ITtb day at Docatnbor, A. p. 1MJ. (• K A L ) Arthur II. -Baclcwltb. J r . > lark of th * circu it Caurt Uyt Alarth* T . Vlklaa Dsputy Clark l * c u r uf th* co-iiirlalat 111*4 boratu ts attAChad la th* copy o f this Nolle* w blrk la malted to oach P tftn d atit fur wham a roaldaar* m ar* apocitl* than a S la t* ar Cauntry t u (is * .) In th * *w*ru alateaio.il d '« I haroln by th* P loln tlff, late a s -n t or sttornay.l H M ITII. K L U O T AND B T IIW A L IIK A liu tn a y * and Ceuna*xlur* at l l U Raraatt N ational Bank 1Building IJacksaa?Ill* !, Florida 1'U bllah ttec. IJ, X L 1*<4 Jan. X. I. tied. / A PRUDENCE L. UhUNOO. DKCKASKD v o r it e t o C R K u m t k t fu *i.f. P E N a o ve i i v v i v u I't t i v t or u a ita v v o a a u t i v a r e a rn i i a r a t R i Yuu and **ob uf ruu sr* hsr«t>y notified and r*i|ulr*d to til* our slatm* and damna.la which yuu, or sltbar uf you. may tinea against said astat* la lha offlc* of lien. C. Yarn, a* N il*. J r. Casunty JuJs* of Satulnal* Connly, at hi* o fflc * la Ik* C art lion — In Suufur<L Florida, wllhln sin cnl*nd*r monlha from Ik* llni* o f th* first yublkatlon o f Ihla Bulla*, Etch claim or demand mutt b* In wrltlnc t»d contain tb# ylac* uf rooldsnco arid boat c fflc * nddrao* of lb * claimant and must b* swurn lu by lb * claimant, hi* acaal or attor­ ney, *r th* *am* ahall b* iv liL Howard Jordan A* E ** «u l*r e f aald astat* W ATER HOC BE AND R X U A i l IV. Waohlaatoa it . o r la ’.d >. ITurlJa Pti Ullsh Doc. If, X*. l H t A Whoa* raaldanca ant Foot (title * Addroa* la uaknnwn TOU ARE If KIIKUT N*>TIk'lEO that a PotiUon ha* horn fllad In th* abnoootylsd rausr by JOkLpit B AH ToN DltoWN and LOVKDT O BROWN, hi* B l f a , fur ths adoption at W INEAT III' 1id PKH HATH, minor, and yuu are rai|ulr*d to m m * a c y iy o f your *n *w «r « r ob­ jection* to show causa why •aid 1‘ttiUan sIm u U nat It* xrantatf. I f any, an th* attar* nay* far Pattitouar*. STLNSTIluU . DAVIS A MclNTOSH. Past O ff! , Drawar lit * , San­ ford. Florida, and (11* tha orl■ laal In the O fflc* uf th* Cte-h o f th* Circuit Court, In and b’ar Seminal* County, |Florid*, an nr batur* th* Jrd I day o f Pohruary, A- IX. 1**1, and haratn fa ll not, ur a Da. ) eras Pro Cvnlsasa will b« , ntarad agnltut yuu. W ITNESS my hand and th* offic ia l M il a t aald Court In i Kaufard, Uomiuul* County, * lath -lay uf D*s- SERVED FROM 4 TO 7:3(1 P. M. A L L W E E K D E E P F R IE D GOLDEX BROWN I SO U T H E R N FRIED C H IC K E N gERVED WITH: FRENCH FRIES — TOSSED GREEN SALAD — HOT ROLLS * BITTER — ICED TEA OR COFFEE A. P. lt«X tXSALl Arthur * «. Iteckwltk. Jr. Clark uf tho Circuit Court lly: Martha T Vlhteo. P.C. M tM T H u J l. D A M S A M cI n t o s h At l arnoy • for Patittonora Putt U fflc * Drnnor I l f * Banturd. Florida I21;t I'ubllth Job. 1. *, u. XL Itdd Touchton’s Rexotl Drugs "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIM ART CONCERN” 'Moniqug Duval? 21 rue de Berri, Pari*? I came heri to forget her, tool” COR. 1st ft M A G N O LIA PHONE F A 2-2482 DOW NTOW N SANFORD �J ) <* NorthOrlando Another Kidney Transplant Performed BeginsPlanninn For July I VI V V l f t4th in Logon, Considers Japanese Team MILWAUKEE ( U P ! ) — Johnny Logan, a tt-yenr vet­ eran of major leagua baseball, Wednesday inquired about se­ curing n passport to Japan for Um purpose of extending his od before April IS. M waa suggested that the celebration include ail village cluba and organisations and that as eta bo given opportun­ ity to share hi profits as well as to assist with tho planning and nock. Representatives of the asso­ ciation will approach those of other local groups at a fol­ low-up meeting of the Christmas Party Committee which was in charge of the Dec. 13 •vent. This meeting la sche­ duled for next Tuesday at I p. m. in the Civic Building when final decision on partici­ pation in tho Fourth celebra­ tion will bo left up to tho in* dividual organisation. DeBaryAARP To Hear Talk By Tax Man the American Association of Retired Persona. The meet­ in g will be held in the Recrea­ tion Hall o f the DeBary Fire Station. White will explain new reg­ ulations governing persona! income tax and the changes in tax forma with particular reference to retired people. Following his address, he will answer questions and discuss apecisl problems with those attending. The meeting will he open to the Interested pub- 0 stable Oscar D. Paplneau leading a panel discussion on new laws, traffic regulations and law enforcement prob­ lems. Judge Williams will bo put on the defensive during the question period. * Deltona roaldenta are espe­ cially invited to join the DeBary group at this time. * P O '■A A M 0 Mrs. H. L. Jofinaow W ell I guess every one has settled down to the new year by now. School has started again. And Monday turned out to be a day o f spring. Really nice. It made us home­ makers want to start spring cleaning. • • * Helen (Mr*. Sherwood) Barbour ia count­ ing the rest o f the hour* this week because her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. U. D. Smith o f Alexandria. Va., are coming “ a visitin' They will get to see Bobby a little befora he leaves fur college. • • Latest reports on Carlo* Muse is that he may get to come hume shortly. Talking to sun Herbert yesterday and he is planning to go to Bay i ’inea this weekend to sea him. We wieh him a speedy recovery *u he can come home. * • • My, the birthday girls this week. First let’s wish Charlene Baker n happy birthday. She Y * e eleven the very last day o f the year. Then we will wish Debbie Baker a happy birth­ day. She is a mere seven years old. Also Elisa* beth Warren (Llsabct) also has reached that same age. * * Then eomea the teenugo gala Sylvia Giles who ia ( 7 ) today end Brenda Ilstchell who is also ( T ) . Sylvia's mother, Lynn, has planned a nice day fo r them Sunday, • * * Haiel Chambliss, ilena Hawkins and M ary Hittell spent last week­ end in Jacksonville. Rena and Hasel visited with their sisU r, Myrtle Pickett and fam* lly, and Mary stayed with Clarence Hittell and family. • • • Sorry to hear Uut the mother o f Franeea Warren le ill. Franeea has been duwn at Wsuchula with her mother but returned borne Monday and reports her somewhat bet­ ter. Sure glad to bear that. • • • Tonight is Homs Demon­ stration night for the l* k t Monro* Club. Come out to the TAMPA (UPI) Float assembly operations were under way today on the replica of the Benoist airboat that la to be used Saturday In Uw re­ creation of the first sched­ uled airline flight between St. Petersburg and Tampa. The celebration of the 30tb anniversary of the flight by Tony Jannus is being spon­ sored by the Tampa and St. Petersburg C h a m b e r s of Commerce. Officials said CapL Dick Merrill, vctcrau airlines pilot from Miami, will probably test fly the replica Friday afternoon from the sea plane basin it Peter 0. Knight Air* port oo Davis Island here. A Tampa Chamber of Com­ merce ofilcial said today that after Merrill lest flies the plane, he will then fly across Tampa Bay to St. Petersburg where the re-creation of the Jannus Fannus flight will ori­ ginate Saturday at 3 p.m. Merrill will make the flight from St. Petersburg to here alone, whereas Jannus had a passenger. Chamber officials said the Federal Aviation Authority had rejected plans for the craft to carry St. Petersburg Mayor Herman the Monroe school and be with the club members. • • • By the way, the TU Unit will be at Gardner's store next Tues­ day from 4 until 7 p. in. Be sure and have that X-Kay made. It doesn't cost you a rant to have it done. • • • Beverly (Mrs. Jo* Douthitt) and her daughter*, Joanne and Lynley, are all on the eick list. Hurry and get well Bev­ erly, and take care of those cute little girls. • • The First Baptist Ohurch of Monroe Is having a revival.all this wrek. W ill end Sunday evening. Rev. Gail Smith from the Central Baptist Church in Sanford is the minister fur the revival. Around 40 young people at­ tended a got-together at the church last Friday evening. That's a nice erowd. • • • Seven High School (Hr* Club member* will go to Daytona this afternoon after school to attend a 3-day clinic. These clinic* ar* very interesting. I attended the one last year over there. School* from all over the state attend this clinic and on Saturday even­ ing there will be a combined massed concert by all the glee eluba. Sarah (Mr*. Ben) Hodge ia ill. Sorry to hear that she ia feeling bad. In a conversation with Ben Tues­ day evening she was s lot belter. • • • Again reminding you of the TB Unit next Tues­ day, have that X-Ray mode. * * * Oar thought this week is s request for a repeat uf some time ago on the Building o f Life: ‘ Lite ia a building, It rlsea slowly day by day, through the years. Every new lesson we learn lays a block on the ediface which ia rising silently within ua. Every ex ­ perience, every touch o f an­ other life on oure, every Influ­ ence that Impresses us, every book wa read, every conver­ sation we have, every set o f commonest days, add some­ Community Building back cf thing to top invisible KuiMmj ilX lls turd M lM t M n u a dual Wf H i m Oi M n T l i t e r truupiut, t e Mcood Flans tor (be annul Fourth rack operation this week. Year end reports far too in cooperation of Councilman North Orlando Volunteer Po­ Arthur Rhodes, provided lice and Fir» Departments Christmas for a needy family were read before council at Tuesday night’s monthly but!- in the area. Other than Stephenson, those ness meeting. Bob Stephenson, councilman serving as volunteers a n and commissioner of police, Chief Andrew Perrin and Har­ presented the police report old Beaks and Harvey Greanwhich showed the following ya. The leu detailed fire de­ totals: partment report was given Man hours spent in police by Chief Bill Hahn who advis­ training school at Maitland, ed that one Ore had occurred 111; complaints Investigated, involving six men for a total 29; warnings issued. S3; sumof eight hours. monies served, 13; bouses Hahn Informed that very checked, 27; prowler reports little time as yet had been answered, 32; juveniles warn­ spent on actual training for ed of curfew, six;; accidents tho men but that moot wera investigated, six; total man Navy trained and already hour* on duty, 1,317 and total have a good knowledge mt amount of gaaoline used, 313 tire fighting methods. gallons. Equipment secured for the In addition, the department, department also was itemised in the report. Official organisation of both departments look place this year after North Orlando got Its first fully elected council which took over in April. E. D. White, representative « f the Bureau cf Internal Revenue, will be guest speak­ er for Friday's 10 a.m. meet­ ing of the DeBary Chapter of died. The firrt of the flrt. • wo­ rnaa, received tho kidneys af a t e w n oa h jf Oct. I. The kidneys erased to fuoetiou. howavar, aad had to tw t e ­ rnovod. She died later. The second patient, also in New Orleans, was 44-year-old Jefferson Davis, a dock work­ er. Davis spurred the hopes ef traasplaat medicine after receivtoi two kidneys from a SO-poond chimpause Nov. 0 and recovering onongk to leave the hospital by the end MAJ. H. T. CHEN h u assumed command o f the Marine Barracks at Sanford Naval A ir Station. The 14-year Marine veteran la a graduate o f Western Maryland Coltega and prior to assign­ ment here was operations officer with the Fleet Marine Force on Okinawa. CALDWELL, N. J. (U PI) A Uruguayan waa almost taken to the cleaners Wednes­ day, but came out in good shape thanks to a 23-year-old Bible student. Carlos Salguero, sales man­ ager' for a tobacco company la Montevideo, Uruguay came here three weeks ago with hla wife to visit old friends. He brought along a tuxedo for evening wear, and S3 tlOO bills, which he stuffed info a pocket of the tux for safe keeping. Hi* wife unknowingly took the tuxedo to Kalter's Dry Cleaners—with the money still in the pocket. Shelton Thompaoa, 29, a Bl- bie student and part-time worker at the store, came across the money while pro­ cessing the suit. He gave it lo the afore owner, who put it la a safe and returned It when Salguero arrived Wednesday. “ 1 feel like • fool," said Salguero. “ But a happy fooL" Colts Sijjn Gaiters BALTIMORE (U PI) - Bob Gaiters, a halfback who broke Into the National Football League with the New York Glanti in 1901, will return to the NFL, from the Denver Broncos next season with the Baltimore Colts. Reserve Board Names Edmunds Stetson University Presi­ dent J. Ollle Edmunds has been reappointed to the bosrd o f directors o f the Jacksonville branch o f the Federal Reserve Bank o f Atlanta, It was an­ nounced today by the Federal Reserve System In Washing­ ton. r ih k , tv t h is u t i t h YOUR CHOICE W H IT EW A LL BLACKW ALL PERFECT WEATHER THE YEAR ROUND! FIVE MOST P O PU LA R SIZES TO FIT TH8 MAJORITY OF CARS N t : r » H T o r r o M it r iiis n r ‘ W I I T H IK V ISIH .K B I S K " nr rto s tp i A T T H R CLOSS’* n v III SIKSCSB DaicKstnr.n so, ises. ASSISTS (*a*h. balances with other hanks, and rush It.m. In prove*# uf rollectina tTnlttil State* (iovernmenl obligation., direct end guaranteed _______—....— — Obllxatlone of State* end political eubdfvlelan* — ......------- _ --------— - -------Othar bond*. notaa, end debenture* (Including 1110,01S.S] securities of raderel eaencle* and corporation* not guaranteed by IT. 8.) _ ____ _________ _ Corporate aloi-ka tlnclmllna t Non* clock of Kfilrrtl lleeerse Hank) .... — ..... Loan* and discount* (Including I l l s U overdraft*) ............. ........... .......... Bank premie** owned (ISO.SSI.OS, furnl. tura and d i l u t e s l i i . o s o . S I ------- — III.mk premia** owned ar* aubjact to I None liana not aaaumad by booh) Ileal aatate owned other than bank prtmUaa Instalment* aod other aaaata Indirectly representing bank premia** or oth*r real aalale ..... .......................... .— . . Customer*' liability to thl* bank on *t<*p(anc*a outstanding ---------- -----— Other aaaata —.— .....—...... .... - . —..... ...... ——• The Longwood Area Cham­ ber of Commerce will meet at I p. m. today at the Civic League Building an Church Street Bud Scott, ahairmaa, Just One Week Only at your GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Dr. Edmundt* new term Is for three years beginning Jan. 1, 11M4. Hla first tins on the board began in 1901. The Jacksonville branch la one of four branches of ths Atlanta bank. Others are located In Birmingham, Nashville, and New Orleans. Legal Notice o r S'KHv C O f C T o M eet Lagan, who was released by tho Pittsburgh Pirates at the cleat of last m m , also has bids from an American League aad two National League teams, hut he said, “ right now I'm leaning toward Osaka. •a liW t (m y s is t iiis . Select ywee IHSIDI wssthce s a f | M M W —HwTRQH keepe R None eelly.""* IN W IK T n * * « R pempt IN warm, fsesh air, peesiding yewe family wlrts healthful heel ell Ihrwpb the haute . , . eli tfcreegh the winter. This ceding/ beefing cycle la dene MtcwMttceRy with the ahuge hi outside weather by year (rlWeethcsTrae, M ID I NEXT 7 DAYS ONLY 'NO MONEY DOW N-EASY TERMS—FREE MOUNTING topnotch casings, durable Goodyear tread rubber and the latest retreading equip*,. Iro e n t. RETREAD G U A R A N TE E These retreads we guwMttwfl 9y the rstriadet la lor 1 yew (not beyond lilt el tread depth). 1.1 MfkmMihip and autnitls. 2. Against aermal toed swm read Mewouti, hbrie brisks, tart— wrapt repairable puncture*. toy * in Coodjor Senrica Store er Goodyear Dtsltr will repair retread without is, tlurn *». at Mp sptiea. auto ailowMca, based m months isaulnini and original price, toward mother lisp. Struct 6R Starling At Only None R etreading experts lisvs For just one week, we are offer­ ing this special one-price deal on the following tire aisea: 6.70 x IS, 7.80x14, 7.60x15, 7.10 x 15 and 8.00 x 14. Gat your deal now! • Exhaust System •Wheel Assembly Adjust, repack front bearings, cheek aeali. Pay A t You Ridt Be Sure You Can Stop TO TAL ASS LTD Dementi deposits o f Individuate, partner*hlp>. and corporations - ..... ........ — Tim* anil saving* deposits of Individual*. partnership*. and corporations .... — Deposit* of United tttate* Government (Including poelal s a v i n g s ) --------Deposit, o f State* and political subdivision* ..... ...._ _ .... ....... .............. Deposit* o f hank* .. ........- ..... .... Certified and officer*' check*, ale — ...... T O T A L D R ID dlTS .......... ... t M M (4 ) Tula! demand d e p o s it* ____— . W i l l (b ) Total time and savings deposit* _ ... - ---- IM IS Mortgage* or other liens t Non* on t>* lirrmlees and t Non* on ither real eel fledlscounl* and other llabllllls* for borrowed money .......... .....—----- — Aertplanrta executed by or for account o f Ihla bank and outstanding --------Other liabilities ----- ------------------ — ----TO TAL WHAT n ( 0STS~ LOW DOWN FAYMINT (evert complete eeet law abiding toifallwllem. lie Non* ll.b t .ll L IA U IL IT IK S c t r i m . Ac co t at * Capita It la i reu nion stock, total par vatu* *| (b ) i'rsfarrad stock, total pur value I Nos*. total rvtlrabl* value p None — — — — fa ) Capital notes and debentures I Nun* flurpln* ........ ) 111 I, .......... ................ Undivided profit* .................... ................ ..... — Deserve* lend retirement account for preferred ca p lia l) -----—— ---- -- LOW OFFARTING COSTS era ealy 1-CINT FIR SQUAM FOOT OF FLOOR SFACI FIR MONTH mi mm Miawel wearego tor b «H *| end cwnting tewr Hula at *arrag*l*4 " pal*«tUj Iras'* la assart­ ed sales* .Ilk bleak v'tl'IlK k LUX Me— Saallary—ladAeaf-. Saey e* eaevy. I’eefal ni.Me.td S3.TJ3.1J T O T A L C A P IT A L ACCOUNTS 4-Speed Automate Changer. Tw e 4“ Speakers C A P IT A L ACCOUNTS Only X K H o a iv u t Asset* pledged or assigned to secure llab llllls* and for utbsr purpuee* (Including not.* and bills rediscount­ ed and securities sold with agrtam .nt lo repurchase) ..... ..... ........... (a ) Loan* a* shown above are after deduction of valuation reserve* of (b ) Securities a* shown above ar* after deduction uf valuation reserve* of f. flol-la C. Counts, Assistant Cashier, at tb# above- named bank, do solemnly affirm ibal this repurl of condition la true and correct, to the beet ot my knowledge and belief. Attest! Col.la (\ Count# Arthur u'llelr Aniog O. Carroll Directors J. I*. Toole (S E A L ) Stale * f flo r id *. County o f Seminole, aei Sworn to ead subscribed before me thl* Ird day s f Jan­ uary. m t . and 1 hereby certify that 1 am aot aa o fficer or dlractor of this bank. Sly auoimLaloa expires gspttmber tl. D*<- $1.25 W eekly New, compact design. Tilt-down changer compart­ ment fold* up into portable case when not In use. Stereo crystal pick-up, separata tunc, balance and volume controls EACH WBBSBSR PLUMBING, HEATING A IR CONDITIONING 1007 S. Sanford Arc. FA 3-0312 g o o d / teab 555 W . F IR S T ST. s e r v ic e SANFORD, FLA . s t o r e F A 2-2821 �• ."V • -• • " ^ •v • • Dr. C m a e 's Worry CliDic (Re gleto ad A t eaator cAme Ur* o f thu ntivorrity f t fat Saafnola ara ow 4 j t Ccatrol aha M u r m tha iUa coowill baa. Peepte whs lie* *t kick mlti. ■a and even lew apapars to cloud i Issue, In ent Instance an Orange Coungroup called the Central Florida raloa——t Council publicly stated ported Out the Bluestone site was more favorable than either of tha two otteo In Hemlaole County. Howover, tha report contained so many errors — such aa listing Orlando’s population at 814.000 and Sanford’s as 147.000, sm ug others — that Bttlo credent could be given to tha Arm's sum p results. Who retained the jesaaith firm also remains on* high school graduatea and not for adontista and anginaara, Thaaa and othar efforts appsraatly hart ban aimed at the Board of Control to create sufficient con­ fusion to cause the Board to discard tha three remaining situ and start again the long and tedloua task of selecting a site. However, Information H ie Her­ ald has received from tim e'to time leada this newspaper to contend that tha Board is following ita in­ structions from the Legislature and that under the leadership o f Chair­ man Bajra Harrison and the agen­ cy's executive director, Dr. J. Brow­ ard Culpepper, the central group, aa we previously stated, will make lta final selcetkm In tha beat interests o f the school. M m mjt 4ntl«f • amch higher red blood can cent, too, for Um o i f p i la thteoor ta tkat ratified air. You out guess what would happen iI a M M M it unirsrslty were to w a p tti with tU Uniw arty af Denver. T U boy* from the lower al­ titude, luch ae the University of Miami or Harvard or TWaae, weald U hampered by competing la a higher altitude. Coamaely, the taama from COM PLETE , higher altitudes should leart much Uka the wluaing horses INVESTM ENT S E R V IC I at tU race track. For such boys would here a higher number of red Mood sene fat tU ir blood stream. Aad at the lower altitude, each as Miami, the Dearer ALLXN A CO. athletes would thus U se more 811 K. LEMON ST. figurative “ f r e i g h t care" LAKELAND, FLA. available to haul oxygen to tU ir mseclee. i Midwest Btocfc Each Other factors, h o w e v e r , of Trade moat also bo equated, for a teem from a cold or dry high Bruce Biossot Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NBA) — when to detach them from through to the end. That cetM President Johnson’s does prom t duties. commit him to atay perhaps **... Lay aside every weight, “ 4 •sseetotea say ha h u no It Is not yot char what loro until mld.JuIy—-If not beyond. the sin which doth >o easily beset present plans to build a com­ tha President might try to "Blending in’* tha others, u>, . . . run with patience the race plete White House staff of dangle bofora Theodora Sorvn- however, may depend on John* ■an, Kennedy’s special coniual son offering them a more that la net before us.”— Hebrews Us own. S in t the Board of Control mat 18:1. What ho genuinely wants, aad (poach wrltar, who bow promising outlook than to m e e a In Sanford Dae. St, and alimlnated they las1st, to to produce a hu competition from John, now foresee. The mixture he tha Psssral site, newspapers In some Wc accumulate a great deal Of lasting bland ot his small son's awa circle la thia Uttar soeke—of personalities, asp* counties — ' especially Orange — baggage aad bundles In the proceea cluster of staff Intimates and Job. acitiea and loyaltioa—la hard have attempted to confuse the Issue of living, aad periodically it ta good tha aeasonad crow of key Soreaaon’a abilities are wide- to como by. rangisg. One Johneon friend bp eontlaueUy reftrin g to tha 'Kennedy holdover*.” for ua to unload, to taka stock of school t a s p a t institute. Actually, that which may ba ansae, sad to gays aae Johnson aide: la rois the young Nebraskan It is to ba a four-year, degree grantrearrange our cargo. "They’va forgotten mere a- will decide nothing U as chal­ — Rev. Fred B. Chance, Pastor how tha Whito House lenging as tbs White llousa. First Baptist Church, Sanford operate* than wall know for Tha U U Praeldent’a brother, Attorney General Robert P. a long time." Kennedy, while not atrlctly a The President's chances of fergiag at toast a partial single moot Important presi­ btead, durable enough to cany dential advfaer. through moat of 1M4. team to '* He'udU, df eoarm,'play no ha mounting. such n la hereafter. But bla A taat will net ha long tn political eapahUltieo aad eoncoating. Tha first possible Aad who could ba a bet­ Dr. BlBy Wlramsn, farmer "shake-out point” for the Ken­ tacto oould be immansoly use­ tor developer thaa a reel athletic director, basketball nedy holdovers will develop no ful. And ha hlmaslf is said to ha estate and huuranea men? coach, and deaa of men at later than mid-February. By determined to aao the civil That's probably why Stetson then the President's budget University picked Brndentoa’a Florida Presbyterian la SL and hi* Important massages rights fight in C o n g r e s s Den BUlock as chairman of Petersburg, has been promot­ rtporto will hava tha school's now development ed to associsie rice president glvtn to Congress, and he will council. la charge of development. have finished his first round These ichooD know how ath- of talks with world leader*. By Hal Cochran letlc directors get around and Leas than two wMha ago O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E Rumors do about aa good what good they can do. top Kennedy assistant, using * 0 0 Job of spoiling friendship* as L 6 0 9 f t M A trv, U ( A Maw/ anonymity, predicted a sis* ^ MAKTVtA, f O M S - C N e H J roomers sometimes do in spoil­ The Orange County Sheriffs ■tiMaw’VooooiDoFAnOBncxeid *- Mounted Passe'i first 1984 able rxodua of Ui* late Pres­ ing marriages. ident'* people by midwinter. W tyo u m au » Q 6 p« in<s5W1Ub performance will feature an t u n r c x c c a o N B f c p m -i o p a r e H o o m Soma have argued that their (At.tty could an Fit a J would holp , exhibition of Tennessee Walk­ ‘commitment,” mors to their We dislike people who talk 1CMBAmva vaisktt rU cvau MOrtaf ‘ ing horsei. Tha ihow will bo fallan leader than to Johnson, behind eur back, especially in , U K 1 M lM n f H A M -/ fT H B l A ST THUS X held Sunday Falrvlcw Park, movlsa. would then be fulfilled. v — /a rumph J/y «.w v rT M e «a x 1 on Leo ItoaJ across from the / v “‘— - i - /f IOOKBDUKBA That prospect la changing. Now would be a good time ' ySw?fU lWAFF16 tftOM IN U l Baa Whit* Raceway. No more than on* or two first• • * * \ THa M a R M t N C 'fl fur wives to start smoking National Airlines, support­ rank men—If even that ouny cigars to help husbands bum ing an enlarged fleet and in­ —may drop out when the win up tha Yula supply. creased capacity with mors ter crush is over for tha PrMIntensive advertising aad pro­ ident In soma of tha women’s new Kenneth O'Donnell, though motion, flew ITt.t million re­ clothes and on our freeways venue paiungsr miles In Dee !*** busy than under Kennedy there are dangerous curves as appointments secretary, ember for a now one-month ahead. record In passenger service soon will be asked to use his * * • talent for political strategy When you live to tears well U. 8. Dept, of Agriculture In Johnson's election cam you learn to live well. palgn. A similar bid will go' to Inspectors were busy In '83. They inspected enough fresh Lawrcnco O'Brien, congrccfruits and vegetables to fill slonal liaison chief, known for more than 1.S million rail his auperb organising skills. cars. Tha attraction of politics la REALLY MAD* Their offices were busy, loo, ■treng for both. I f they ac­ I have lost an confidence fat The USDA Issued more than cept, aa la thought likely, the 83,000 market reports last only Issue will be how and the Americana . . . who are the moat unjuit people la the year. world. Specimens of metal which —Prince Norodom lihsaouk Sanford, Florida Thura,, January 9, 1964 may be used In Boeing super­ sonic t'lnsporta *r* being of Cambodia. pulled apart under million WALTKB A. fllU O W , KUITOa A ID Pt'BLISMBa pound (433.000 kg) forces la There la aa element of bles­ t w is t l. iT B m io u n m w u lls lsbs at the Boeing Company's sing in automation. It la rap Meahe Blest Onpi. airplane division la Renton, Idly becoming a real cutm J4* “ SMOMMAlUU Wash. “ t " 1* '0* J&j1* " Bailees* Usnsi.r to this country that couli * VU* WULLS HAMMIkrrr B. JOMNM • * a bring ua to a national catas­ Cls.tlM .il Director The world's largest midway, ■ a im * o lb b io s r n s m v o l t o l in i trophe. ■oeleiy Editor Rlrrulttla* M in ted the nation's finest rodeo, Mg —Georg* Hrany, AFLC10 car auto races, auto thrill president show, famed musical enter­ tainers aad other eveau will 1 have, ta recent year*, headline attractions at the been responsible for glvlnj Altamonte Springe 30th annual Florida State Pair Lsho Maty a certain amount of employ Mr*. Jail* Barts* Mrs. fraacM Waster la Tampa, Feb. 4-13. meat to printers. S U - llll tr td lll • * • —The Duke of Edinburgh. Casselberry Lake Moans Florida Ckrua Commission Tha book copyists of mm Mrs. Jim Casselberry Mrs. 11. L Job*,on General Manager Homer C. dtoval awmaatartoa worked «a m a Hooka says Florida will have onl y during tha daylight Cheloot a IN C O M E T A X Leagweod to spend more money on ad hour* far fear of firs from JeanMagla Mrs. Doans Catos vertiatng and merchandising artificial light aourcaa. Altar US-JS17 la order to expand Into new tha scribe had finished a P R E P A R A T IO N North ______ markets aa heavier crop* re­ page, his work was proofMrs, Mobs Grissued road agaiaot the original by turn, and la order to bat HAROLD A . u i- m t multi-million promotions now a second person and tha A P P LE B Y •boots wan not an to an­ planned for synthetic pro other who tneartod titles, Mr*. Clsroaca Snyder ducts. TELEPHONR U M N1 headlines, Initiate tad notes. FA M N I 8UU another arttet on this Ovtodo anembly Una did any Mrs. Geay^Kalaay Always remomtr that • flu 4M VIRGINIA AVE. (a n » S A /V F O S snecu is aa ill wind that •ary . Iflu m ln a tio M 8AN FORD, FLORIDA blow* nobody also Thought For Todoy atmosphere ^ COMSTOCK Fk. CA 8-MM m - M M IK iy m Forogropht Barbs U yon rod. destiy ge In Fflce’e Peak when the oxygen ta the sir te thin, nor? Bach a patient may have a sadden heart attack, and yon can sa* the mackaalril reason, can’t yen? Severn heart patients am even amrned against taking airplane flights unless sde> quale oxygen to at their tlbow to make up for any reduction in oxygen content due tn the aeml-preosurtocd robins. Science and medicine in par. tteotor, are very simple things If yon employ "koreo Mnse” and took fo r the rouae-and-ef. fact relationships. But many people are Ignov. ant of theeo nmdlrol facts be* rouse medicine hu been to* inarticulate. Bn grateful te your newspaper for clarifying thee* vital matters. * (Always write ta Dr. Crane la cate o t this news, paper, enclosing n tong stamped, addressed —estops end M cents tn rover typing mad printing roots when you seed far a— af hto keek, tote.) Florida Stall Barit aid save twa ways. Rnt, yoaV m t platfy ot aar carnal # BUILD low, law tatmit rate af 4H%. Socoid, your yaacaaihopfaryaor CREDIT koytov after wa PRE-ARRANGE yavr Iwhere it as a cask ^ K t e bm la ataatasl Ika bast lUn ibaat yavr 4 , bai b that COUNTS yw lalamatkally establish baric credit fir falara Midil Whoa Florida Stefa Baric ftaaacoi yavr Quotes 4 >y « bvv—Hvtely bm slgvetera loci credit 4 vt FSB fir appHucM, fvraiture, family ■eeds, etc. ta othir wards, mans Florida State Ravk b a roltaUo frivad to mvi yov mouy ta All typos v* Herald Area Correspondents of fbaada|! Cal today. FLORIDA STATE BANK OT S A N F O R D ’u / ur u< (j n c c : f/ . ' t c a j u i �K » K r fu l M Jan. 9, 1064 — P a g* S Talent Show British Hh U.S. 'Double Standard' On TradeAudilions Set Monday LONDON (D P I) — Some Things Writer Would LikeTo Have Changed During 1964 n . . U. 8. attempts to halt tha tala at British horn to Cuba. Newspapan a c c u s e d the United States of using black* Mail and doable standards. Thors were Indications that another ally of the United States, Spain, waa determined to go ahead with trade with Premier Fidel Castro's regime despite U. 8. disapproval. IBformed sources la Jdadrid be* tiers Spain will build abcut 100 ships for Cuba worth about 1500 million. In both the ship deal and the agreement to sell Cuba $11.3 million worth of Brit* lsh double-decker buses, the argument used by the sellers la the tame: I f the Unl'ed States can Mil millions of dollars worth o f grain to the Soviet Union and its eatellitos in Europe, other Western nations ought to bo obis to do business with Cnba. Britain Mid tt has no legal means to stop tho sals of buses by ths Ley land Motors Co. Government sources noted that Britain in not pniticipat* ing la the American trade boycott of Cuba and that the buses have no strategic value. The British press was mors outspoken. "For ths lore o f Pete I" the London Dally Mail exploded. “The fact Is that the United States applies doublo stan­ dards whan D comaa to trade with the CommunoeU," ft added. "Both tho administra­ tion and Congreea mproved the sale of wheat to tho Sovlst Union — and rightly so. But wo could arguo that filling a Busslan belly is far more strategic than saving Cuba." The dispute has caused ir­ ritation on both sidos of tho Atlantic, and British officials Mid thsy hops it will dla down befora the meeting between President Johnson and Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home next month. They noted that the bus ideal negotiations hava been ; public knowledge both hero and in Washington f o r months, with each aids fully aware of tho other’s position. tt is estimated that sales i f sunglasses la 1M3 will total IN million. Legal Notice -ix t u x rin criT m i k t o r THE SIXTH JID IrM L ( 'l l . «:l t t ix txn rn a sr.wi. xnt.n carxTV ri.nttiD.%. CN.tlCKSr xo. ixsii Carroll U Want anil Dorothy JL Ward, hit wile Ftatnttffa vn. XV. a. Oallowhur. a lto known ae W i l l 's . Gallowhur, at al l>«r«n<1anti Order ml hU lrallra STATU o r VI.OHIDI TO THIS DBrKXDAXTSi W . a . Oallowhar, alto knows aa W ill a..Oallowhar, and — (lallowhur, apouae o f W. (1. (lallow hur; E. Alexam ltr P ow ­ e ll and ----- Pow tll. apouaa of K, A ltia n d tr P ow ell; Jam tt hi lit ■ and ----- hi Ilea, tpou»t of Jam te Hit**; Wlnaton K. tSrles end . — flrles. epouae o f Wina ton X . O rlesi Ouy Chambtrt end ---- ■ Chamber*,, apouae of flu y Chambtrt; If any o f the above named and detcrlbtd Ittfendanta be drad. than thtlr Unknown tpouttt. halra. dtvlataa, l*taM *«, sranlaaa, ll*nera. a itle n ttt, tru tttta. era dltora, or other p artita or par aona, elalmlnr by. through, under or agalnat tald l>*f«n.l anti, who art not known to he either dead or alive; all claim ant* under any o f aeid all p*r»on» or partita £artlaa; avln g er claiming to have any rlsh t. title er Interact In the p illow in g dtecrlhed Unde lo­ cated in Htmlnole County, Vlnrlda. to wit; Huulhaaat Quarter (BE'4) of rinuthttat Q u a r t e r (SKU) of Stollon IS Townahlp tl South, lUnse tl Ktal. T o il are haraby notified that tha Plalntlfft. C arroll U Ward and Dorothy H. Ward, hit wife, hava flir t ault aealnet you In the Circuit Court o f the .Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for tha County o f Kamlnole, State of Florida, to quiet title to the real property herein above dtacrlbad. The abbre vlated title of tald tult la Carroll I . Ward and Dorothy It. Ward, hie wife. P laintiff*, v* W . Q, Oallowhur. aim known a t W ill (lallowhur, at Dafandant*. C h a n c e r y Xo. U til, In the above etytad Court. Ton are hereby required and commanded to file your Armorer or other d*f*netva pUadtne to the Complaint end Amendment filed In eald cauee en or befora February IStI In the office e f C lerk o f Clr cult Court In and (o r Samlnola County Florida, and carve Copy of eama on Harold E. Junto, ttS Coat Cenlral Ave­ nue, Orlando, Florida. A ttor­ ney for plaintiff*, and upon ' failure to do earn#, a Docroo P re Confeeeo Will be entered aealnet yoe and the eauts proceed as pari*. ta Wltnee* w h ereof I have ; hereunto eat my hand and i f f land the official **al of thlo Court into 1th day e f fanuary ISM- a. OVIEDO C LE R K Mr*. Dorothy Courier, right, administered the oath o f office at this week’s council meeting to new member, Robert L . Ward and returning officials Mayor H . L. Gary and Councilman T . L. Lingo hJr., le ft to right. oto) R Nike X Seen As Answer To Russian ICBM Auditions (or Um Loop Year Talent Show to bo sponsored oa Feb. a bp ths Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce wtD be bold tram T:3* p. m. xntU 9.30 p. m. next Monday st the C ef C building la Lske lfary. Individuate sod group* trom ■il parts ef (Be eownty are being urged to psAldpsto In the show which will be pre­ sented st ■ p. m. on the sche­ duled date la tbs Sanford Jun­ ior High auditorium. Tho#* wishing further Infor­ mation may contact any mem her of too commute* In charge. Heading this group as chairman la James Delightray and working with him era Clarence PonsVleoo. Richard Kioto. Mrs. VMs Wsrtelmaa, Mr*. Hilda Gardner Dr. Frank Leone, Mm, Ruth Boutwell and Mrs. Frances Wester, Refugee Protest Of British Danesky Visits Sale Of Buses To Cuba Grows Legion Post PITTSBURGH (UP1) - Lt. Gen. Charles B. Duff, com­ mander of the U. S. A m y Air Defense Command, believes tho Nike X program may be tho answer to a detense against Russia’s interconti­ nental ballistic missile. Duff, on an Inspection tour of Nlke-Herculea missile sites here Wednesday, explained that there currently is no de fenss against the ICBM. However, Duff said lt la hoped that "Nike X will pro­ vide that defense.” He said an evaluation of the Nike pro gram would bs mads next year. Now being conducted at the Kawjaleln Atoll la the Pad lie and White Sands proving grounds in New Mexico, the Nike X program Includes two types of missiles, both ex­ pected to be equipped with nuclear warheads. DeBary Bridge Club Plays 11 Tables Play for U tables was directed by Mrs. George Peartall at this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting of the De­ Bary Duplicate Bridgo Club. Winners were NS, first, Mrs. Frank Austin and Mrs. Robert Nieholls; second. Phil DeBerard and Mrs. Edwin Wacbter; third. Mrs. Ida B. Sanders and J. A. Sheffield and fourth, Mrs. Ruth Blatt end Mrs. David Singer. EW, first, Mrs. Loris Weeks and Mrs. Louise Middleton; second, Mrs. Marjorie Harm and William Lula; third, Mrs, Myron Accardl and Mrs. Myr­ tle Dunnebacke and fourth, Mrs. Marlon Ackerman and Harry M. Brown, MEXICO CITY (U N ) — seised a group of Cuban ref­ Cuban refugee* here joined ugeea because the bus deal their compatriots In Miami waa already cooking and the L o n d o n government didn’ t taat night in demanding a boy­ want "to place any obstacle in cott of British goods in retal­ the way of a juicy autobus iation for tho sale of British sale." buses to Fidel Castro’s revolu­ tionary regime. Angel Gonaalez, leader of the local branch ef the (ref­ ugee) Student Revolutionary Directorate (DRE), issued a statement charging that Brit­ ain puts trade ahead of hum­ LONDON (UPI)—It wasn’t anity. the piano, it was the pianists MWe are not surprised by the Somebody who wanted to British guvernment-authorixed get rid of an old upright piano ■ale of 400 buses . . , to the Just dropped it on a North Castro tyranny, since we know London s t r e e t Wednesday . . . Great Britain has come night. And passeraby couldn’t to bo known m 'Perfidious Al­ reilat stopping to bang out a bion' because of its measure­ tune. ment of partiotism against “ First It waa a bus conduc­ mercantile advantage," th e tor going home,” one sleep, statement said. less resident nearby reported. Gonxales urged hie fellow "Then two girls. The latest Cubans to boycott British were three lads. I telephoned products under the slogan, Scotland Yard, but the yard "with each English product didn’t accm to think tt waa you bay you contribute to the an emergency.” assassination of a patriotic The piano, at latest reports, Cuban against a Soviet wall." was stlU there, being tinkled He charged that Britain fail­ away. ’ ed to react vigorously against the "invasion" of a British One of every 13 persona la Caribbean iatand last August the United States Uves on a by a Caatmite gunboat which farm. Strangers Do Bang Up Job On Old Piano Being Nothing Mora Than A Ming Of A Few o f The Things I Would Like TO Do in UM: Make tt illegal tor adver­ ts to use the word Only” In front of Items coating mar* m to cento, tt gives many ef m a feeling of financial Insecurity to aw ad* readtag "Only $393.33,” or, ‘‘A Bargain at oaly $J,*7».20.'" It ■■has us weoder If we are the only folks In tha United States who think that "only” several hundred dollars Is quite a bit of dough—no mat­ ter how you dotcribo tt. ’ Eliminate tho half • time flow at football games. These constitute the largest bore alnee Swiss bellringers went oat of style. The bands can barely be heard (which might be n blessing), and the pat­ ina they form a n recogn­ isable only by opium smokers end the genius who thought them up In tha quiet of the coBoio gym. Head a crusade against In vocations by minister* before the start of sports events, especially those held on Sun day. What these prayers idd, save a touch of sacrilege, escapes me. Sponsor a tow television ■bows In which everyone Is By Jana Casselberry District Commander Nick Danesky ef Mt. .Dora visited American Legion Memorial Post 234 of Casselberry it Monday night’s meeting held WHITE SPRINGS (UPI) at the Woman's Club. A special musical program He brought with him (he will be held here Sunday hon­ necessary materlali and In­ oring Stephen Foster, who structions for making state- died 100 years ago. wide the Veterans Census Foater wrote Florida's stale which members of the Cassel­ song, Old Folks at Home, and berry Post are conducting lo­ the state has established cally. memorial to the composer on The Post will benefit from the banka of the Suwannee the Charity Night to be held River. at the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ Speaker at the program will nel Club next Thursday. be Caleb J. King Sr., editor Plana are being made for a emeritus of the Florida Times joint dinner meeting of the Union. The musical program Post and Auxiliary Unit which will Include Foster favorites will be held on Feb. 3 at the sung by an ensemble from Tradewlndi Cafeteria in Sem­ Tallahassee and the Amigo inole Plata. I Male Singers from Lake City. Stephen Foster Program Sunday Bay o f even buy something that “ Only So Much." B ar* enough a serve net to ttp in places when a NO TIPPING sign la displayed. Pass a highway patrol car on too highway. I never havo been able to do It, even if the highway ear were parked and tho cop outside of tt tying his ‘ WTRR - Radio D U 16 Each Week • Meto tfera FrL • 8:25 A . M* \SSSS^& m B R A N D NEW 'Firestone PickoPar N Y LO N TIRES SHOP TILL 9 FRIDAY TUHf lYPt SAT. T IL L • HI ACKWAI I S 2-*23» 2-»23g 2-* 27§9 IUBNISS Mather's January Mattress Special BI A CKWA I Lptun tenend > trade-in Mrae off ynwrrad* OPEN F R ID A Y NITE S | Piue to* *nd t trsda-ln tiro* off your ear flr*«t«He NO LIMIT GUARANTEE1 A ll perfect quality! Full and twin sizes! PULL UFBT1MI QUANANTIC OetMt* In wartmanaAip in* •Mlwwls and nid haiaid ln|urtaa KO UMrTOMMtUCO* MONTH* ...uplaaamam* tt* p.ora fad «n w«ad waar and based en fWeWend pM a s z K x s s f J s s T -^ . w w s r s i : SHELL • Tufted Style Hundreds o f tempered uteri coila, pre-built borders, uir vents and handles on aides. 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(SEAL) happy, not a single doctor shows hla face, no one loses his salad, and, U too show la a Western, hava tip off the Indiana to the horses of the pioneers first, and then the pioneers. Without horses—and I believe the Indiana know this—ths pioneers really would find it tough going. Let everyone know that, as enjoyable as "Sing Along With Mitch” is with the sound on, It’s twice as good with ths sound off. Watching Mitch hlmstlf, with no aound, is Just short of a riot. Shrink the heads—U K U possible to shrink them—of all tho people who pay $230 for a single seat at the ListonClay fight oo February 23th in Miami. The fight couldn’t be worth more than $23 top* If Sonny and Lucius fought while going over Niagara Falla Instead of In a ring. Put aa end to eule, coy Christmas cards. Make tt against the law for 99 per cent of all the res­ taurant! to terra apple pie. What most of them do to the poor helpless apple, and the crust the apples are laid to rest on, constitutes a felony at least. Help organize a parade. Having watched a thousand, ■ltd IM -ll! ★ Nan-skid design A Universal F it • Southern Cross Quilted Top FEB 199 LB. CYLINDER M 9I • No Installation Chargo Delivery Anywhere In 8*mlnoto County Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. 1 « W. 1st ST. EASY T ER M S FOAM OR INNERSPRING As beautiful as it is comfortnble! Inncrspring set with air vented sides, pre-built border*, heavy tick. Doth piece* OW N C A L L F A 2-0983 205-09 EAST FIR ST ST. OF SA N FO R D « Fly 1 Ftoe tas and tradt-te ton * Choice of colon: white, rod. blue, green, black CHECK OUR LOW PRICES OH YOUR SU E R O W ! ■ EASY TE R M S I F ir e s t o n e * F o r F a s t , E f f i c i e n t Ti re, B r a h e a n d A l i g n m e n t S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s wi t h P r e c i s i o n E q u i p m e n t F IR ST & F R E N C H SANFORD P H . F A 2-0244 �yU R U M flSM B \ j |L| I hpJM.ni a Academy five. Oviedo— last year'a county champs— are tour aad two la tha wia aad lorn department at this time. They should not have too / DoBary Doha spilt their points 8-1 with the M. A R. Bar. Etta Dormso converted the M-T; Grace Keck end Laura Leahy the t-T; Doris Hock aad Jean Sheridan tho 44. Tbs 1-10 foil for Mari* Claowski, Doris Omsy tad Sophia Woodses and tbs 8-U tor Dot Buttes and Judy Clarks, while Mary TomalssM picked up th* 8-7. Pat Slpley rolled '.M (Or the Mgh fame and Dot Button turned in th* high icrteeef 48a. Fighters Picked Tho red-bot Lyman Gray, hounds, who warn to bo o^ shooting aad our-vobeuadiag ovarybody they*vo played re­ cently, renew Orange • Balt. Conference competition whoa' they take a hop to Apopka to matt tha Blue Darters. This ihould he abeet the bast teat tha Greyhound* win hava mat this season. But Walt Diuraa' quintet seams to bo rising to sack occasion and (hare's e good possibility tho 'Hounds eaa knock of! tha strong Dar- son, has posted eight victories sod one defeat The lorn earn* at toe hands of DeLaad Mat Tuesday night la aU of then contests, th* school's JayVec five# will b* engaged in preliminary tilts. SCOTCH PLANS, N. J. (UPU— Tho New Jersey Box.ng Writers' Association Wadicsday selected middleweight .-hamplon Joey Glanlclto is "comeback fighter of the year" and named Rubin Herrleu e) Carter, tha No. 1 mid­ dleweight contender, aa "fight­ er of tho year.** N B A Game On T V NEW YORK (UPI) — The Natlonel Basketball Associa­ tion’s annual All-Star gama at Boston next Tuesday will be televised nationally by Sports Network, Inc., beginning at I p . n . (EST). THE M O L E MEDAL PLAY EADEB TOURNAMENT got under tray Wedaeeday at tha Mayfair Country Club. Tha low att affair wiD be played on three eonaecutive Wednesdays. Playing la tha opening round were (le ft to right) France# Goodman, Mary Whelchol, Myrtle Adams. CHICAGO (UF1)— Charles today aad said ha baUtvad 0. Finley defied American othor club owners would au­ Longue President Joe Cronin thorise him to move hi* Ath­ letics franchiss bom Kansas City to Louisville. Finley Moated Cronin for T “ Upg public Wednesday an order to Mm to rafrala from making "any further arrange* manta" for tho transfer and "await tho determination of Nam* tha American Lsaguo concern­ Atchison, Glenn ing tha matter." Bury, Brian Cronin has called a mooting Green, Route of tho 1sagos'* board of direc­ Helms, Brant tors — representatives from Jarrett, Eddie Cleveland, Los Angeles, Chi­ Lott, Larry cago, Nsw York and Boston— Lucas, Jim tor Jan. 16 in Now York and Strauihan, Dave baa ordered n league meeting West, Jack tha earns day, obviously to West, Leonard consider Finlay's situation. Wintost, Steve Tho outspoken insurance man Mangel, David Newell, Charles Posener, Richard Duncan, Glenn Gaines, Raymond Overton, Danny Paulsen, Dos Ruddy, Paul Stuart, Bruce $4 A Plate L M ANGELES (UP!) Menken of the West and East Pro Bowl All-Star squads att down to lunch togothor to­ day before they retire to their corners and com* out fighting Sunday at Memorial Coliseum. Fan# got • chance at 14 a plat* ta chit-chat with tho proa at tha aaaual affair, held la Urn Bilim oro Bowl. After a few ipoocboa and other hi-JLnx tho squads fo back into training lor tha 14th annual Fra Bowl game. Urn Wait la rated a alx-anda-half point favorite ia this year's gnni* largely because of tho present* of eight mombar* of tho champion Chicago Boars aad eight members of tha Green Bay Paekera. haa been in dispute with Kan­ sas City over Me loses oa Municipal Stadium, now expir­ ed, sine# spring. Earlier this wash ho signed a contract for tho A ’a to play la Louisville in 1064 aad 1968. Tha contract announcement inspired Cronin’s telegram, which said also that ha consid­ ered Finley’s activities "un­ fair” to tho Kansas City fens and •'that it could "result ta ilsUhuionmcnt for tho baaotail public of Louisville." Cronin's message was re­ leased for publication anti Finley exploded. " I consider your releasing ta tho praoa tho NEW YORK (U P !) - Hu­ telegram which you sent mo bert Hilton, U l, Glea Cora, this morning vary unfair and N. Y., outpointed Ray Batay, unethical, he wired Cronin. las. New York ( I ). General Manager Paul Richard* Mid Uw spring train­ ing elate would open March 14 ngiinet tha Phitedolpkia Phillies la C latm tor aad will conclude m April 11, la Cocca against their Oklahoma City tana d a k Tha Colta win moot 14 major league daho aad all o f thorn ozcopt tho Xilwaukoo Braves will ha aow pro-ooa■oa oppoamto. Previously, tho .44* had traiaod la Arii£M with tho othor four Ariaoaa baaod elaha aa their opponcaU. Tho .440 Will ho mooting far the flret ttm* h* Motor* oovoa American Loagao club*, including tho dWorltaa League champion New York Yankaeo ia two gmmao) Chicago While Sox, one game; Miaoooota Twine, three gamea; Detroit Tlgera, two gnaea; Baltimora Orioles, two rameo; tho Kanaoa City A ’a, Urea gomoo, aad W eak Ington Senaton, ana game; for a total o f 14 gm iM agalnat American League opponents. The big dates with the Yankee* wUl he oa Mar. 1« at Cocoa and Sunday, Apr. 5 at Ft. Lauderdale. The Ado will meet National Tngnt opponent* U timet, including tha World Champion Lea Dodgen, one game; Pittsburgh Pirates, one game} PhO. adelphla PMtltes, four gamea; Cincinnati Bade, one game; New York Mete, two gamea; SL Louie Cardinals, twe game*; and tho MUwaukoa Bratoo, twe garni* The Colt 45$ will brook camp tho erasing o f Apr. IS and fly to Cincinnati whoro they will open tha National League Championship season Apr. U, against the Bads. Pitchers and catchers will begin workouts ta Cocoa on Feb. 4 and the remainder of tho 44e' squad Will report « *• ass’s set. s. Breaker* fc K'e Rural Dekt. T. Sisk t* sirt*. *. Hsian 1m s ix t h S i t e — x/a mu* — « r e i« 0 — 1. Kanal*. I. star Tdkmr, a. Lori • us. «. Love“ **•- »• *l>o»r Liasa. *. B.A.’* K*Xl* Tims. T. rats Hickory, I. Avant OarOe ■RYKXTlt HAta — B/IS M s — ° ra4" L C*pt. H artr, a. Bharp Trader, a. Oo Slim, 4. Uoslun Hud. L Barnacle's B ed , «. Honey Fits, T. Deane B lu e S. Qoldsn Rswsrd KtOHTH HAcm — S/1S WOo— ®*wdj • — t Dsl T oes, J. nock’s Blocs, A M ike H scD uff, 4. U.U.'* Doll, I . |||« Treds, #. K slioa Orssn, 1. Andy Sham­ rock. *. Circus Wondsr xuTN hack — a/to mile — Orade A— L Bultoal, S. Kbony Hook. A Ponds Hurry, A Cklcksboo Masts, I. neshaw sy Dee, A Doanla Abbs, f . N otifies, Si Miss Dunmora TSIXTH HATH — B/tS Hilo— Hrado A— 1. I’trry HI, A Idcnt, A Loyal Luke, A Rsininsd, A CkesrokOO Sundial, A Susan DsWItt, T. Food Town, A Mattsrtel KLKVKVni HACH — B/> Mile —Used# C— 1. Sun S o* A Short Tsrm, A Ta* Dsrllae, A Hos'a Oal. A Jayna Noaly, *. Bear Ply, A Vlcko, A A n y )* Rock t It was Muguena and Ermu all tho way in the eighth Wednesday night's champion­ ship jal alai action at th* Or­ lando Seminole Fronton. Aldas and Aguitin gave de­ termined chase throughout the contest, but bad to bo satis­ SH O E AND ROLL DIAGRAM OF M AN with bowling ball in four-step motion. How To Teach Youngsters Before discussing tho fourstep approach with your youngsters, emphasise t h a t the etrldes are to be natural. There is no secret approach and no special atop*. The ap­ proach should b« taught by illustrating e natural fouratop walking stride. Position yourself la front el the class. You don't need a bowling ball Demonstrate the four-step approach, tak­ ing one atop at a time, startlag with tha right foot. Now hava your youngstcra corn* up in a group (four at a time) and. with you in ccntar, evsryoaa hold bands. White yon tail cadence, step off together, right foot firat, then left, right; finally bring your left foot alongside your right and push tt forward in­ to a slid*. Repeat saveral times. By walking with your youngsters, they will fool tha rhythm of th* etep*. .Work Individually with thas* who don't seam to be getting th* rhythm. Now have your youngsters «it down. Pick up a ball and demonitrate the steps com­ bined with the pushaway and pendulum swing (see dia­ gram). Do this by facing the group. Show how initial movement of the arm with the ball, and the first step with your right foot, occurs simultaneously. Push th* ball forward and down­ ward over the right foot. On tho second step (left foot), the ball starts back­ ward. It reaches a point just past tho right leg aa you complete the step. This la the minimum height of tha backawing. The third step — the backawing step — is on the right foot. The ball reaches no higher than tha shoulder on on the left foot, and release tho backiwlog. the ball. On (he fourth etep, the arm comes forward simultaneous­ Now is a good time to re­ ly with the forward slid* on view everything. Then put tha left foot, and the ball ia your youngster* on their own. released. To instruct your youngsters Individually, take your posi­ tion on Me or her ball side. With your left hand, bold your youngster's right wrist. Explain that the youngster is going to take the steps, and that you are going to work the balL At you both atirt forward, push the ball out and down. Continue tho swing of th* arm as you call cadence for the iteps, finishing with tho slid* flftSTOAMI j 7 :4 0 f M , I a wRun)ny BARGAIN PRICES turns ON POPULAR SPEEDY H e n I A m Folks W aiting For! HOL L The F ellow Y ou’ve E. 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Ava will be o ff to Hollywood in the near future fo r n screen teat and a walk-on part in n forthcoming Frank Sinatra m ovie BRANDS FARRELL’S fied with second, white Astiga and Echaaia were third. In the Dally Double events, Arrooa wrapped up tha third game' win with eaa* whfia Agustia battled Ms way to tha fourth gama victory. The 8-1 combination returned 184-00. 6 s a l e s 2505 v Pa « k $27 0061 �# * W o J h a W om an By Ruth M ille tt B yA b igo il Von Buron Jasl w m i » t a l i to Rath K B s * R tttor S-rriea, «/# Tho B a M Hamid, p, 0. Bos 480, Dept. A , Radio City Station, Now York 19, N. Y. la lM appear hi thin, aeo-through nylon dusters. Anyway, ha •ays ha sura wiihee they would cover up as they a n togracofult I was taught hoaiery, those and a fresh house dress. And, bellsre mo, I wasn't trying to tempt tha null carrier, either. PIoom print thla so tho guilty ones wW see it and taka tha hint M AIL CARRIER’S W IFE DEAR W O E : I doubt if the average housewife haa any intention o f carrying away the mall carrier. It’s her M AIL she's Interested in net your MALE, t o o DEAE ABBY: la tt pra­ yer to thank people at tha grave for having coma to o funeral T My little niece passed away last wash. She WM M ly tw * yvatv t o Tha funeral was naan In ttteadaae*, but T»ry lev*, ly. Whon wo won all laavlag *ki cemetery, th a cklld’a grandmother want around to all tha paopla aha know and said. "Thank yon for coming," Thla la tha fin t tiraa 1 haw ever heard of THANKING paopla for attending a funeral. WA in 't aha out of orderT SIMPLE QUESTION oa t o | M « folks fur ill to p to. to k v m m never got oak tad to anything on thitr m That conatant D B A* NKKVOUSt I f Ua ■other haa no holy la t o kitchen and It la apparent DEAE ABBY: J u t a comment on the letter from the mother of n fifth grader who wanted o gar­ ter belt and nylon stockInga. My 12-year-old con la n bortt conformlet. In the fifth ha atarted giving mo thla "But Mom, everybody olea la . . business. I broke him o f the habit by anawailng, "71m . Give mo n liat of all the boye and IH call their mothera and b m what they say.” Na­ turally, I was never given the urns of one boy. And that put a stop to i t MRS. M. DEAR SIMPLE: I sea ing those the knew for ut­ tering the funeral. And If you do, you appear to hava dug uncommonly deep to find fau lt M I can.” I*d any tho meat important thing o f nil la tha Idas you already have: to fit Into tho family with u little commo­ tion and friction ae possible. To to that you'll havo to denes. Don’t count on your daughter and her hatband for your toclal life. Make friends on your own. Have aomo out­ ride biters* to of your awn. And lot It ba understood from tho etart that "mother” can look after herself. Tho mothers who art hard­ Gat la e ff your chest For est for • young couple to • personal, unpublished re­ share a home with art tho ply, write to ABBY, Box 3385, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose n stamped, self-addressed envelope. DXAR ABBY: I have been going steady with a nice awn for six months and ha wants me to meet his people. He says hie mother wants me to come for dinner. I am 28 and he U 32. When 1 go to hie house for dinner for tha first time, should I offer to help hie mother with tha dishes afterwards T I hava nevsr mat hie mother or father. NERVOUS For Abby’s To Havo A ding," M nd Abby, Box Hills, Calif. booklet, "How Lovely Wed­ 50 cents to 3365, Beverly e n n MMva n n «T o u Xemamher, tot, that the young folka ahoold hare the houaa to thmueives, occailonFood for convamtlon: ally, iron I f you have to go Ruth M l l l a t t ' a "Happier to a marie alone to gtra It Wives (hints for ltoehanda)." to then*. When they are en­ tertaining y i u n g frienda, manage eomehaw to get out LOO of the way, without letting them foal yon think you aren't wanted. Ba wary about giving ad­ vice or ahowbig disapproval at tha way your daughter and bar hnaband manage their Ufa. Yon naturally will ■oe w hit yin M ulder to ha mistakes they a n nuking and will h i tempted to point them cu t Don’t And nevar taka aidea In ■ family argu­ ment In fa c t when thtago look atom y, It would ho n o uautyV the twelfth annum! Seminole T V FA 1-49*9 A T T H E M A Y F A IR I N N K !! D ress Optional 92.00 per Person t e n R agairtd — SOe P e r F A 2-4141 o r F A 2-4142 i By Oswald Jacobv I play with a groat many partners during tho course o f • year. Invariably they ask i f I have any set rules for them to follow and I always tall them thla, "Any time you double your oppouonte whoa you era going to bo on load havo your mind mado up as to what jrou are going to S H O P F R I D A Y N IG H T S T I L L 9 O’C L O C K W A T C H O U R W IN D O W S D U R IN G J A N U A R Y ( I ) Sunrise aemeetor T:0I C l T od .r (•> Op.retlan Alphabet t ilt (31 Toils? i>> Mickle Even* YHUBSDAY P. M. • OS (I) Ntwtcop* ( I ) News, nports Wseihtr. f :10 t> Editor!*! _ ( i l l (• ) new*. Sport*. Wea­ ther CIS (•> Sports |:IC t t) lluntlor - tlrlnkUr ( I ) New*— Writer Cea* kit* ( I ) Sew*— Hon Cochrsn •:4I ( I ) Knrhantod Mirror f;«e <l| itlllomen (• ) llunttnc * ruhlna (I ) Vlrftnl* Itor» 1:tS (1) Tempi. 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Stays crisp and neat all day I Each in Spring ahaden and aizea (A ) 8-20, (B ) 10-201 A t a low Take a pretty Spring ahade , . . accent It with a deeper tone and atyle it In combed cotton Warnpoise® t Result? A beautiful fashion look fo r Spring ’641 Sizes 8-20 in blue, pink or maize 1 And at Penney’a for only N E W F A S H IO N L O O K S H IF T - J U M P E R A new look that la the atyle o f the moment. Fuahioncd in arnel and cotton denim. Comes ln itripea or aolida. Jr. aizea 3 to 15. ^ _____ * ii *" '*sj Begiaasra to A irs an d 4 Joat O ff Hwy. 17-92 Ob Thg Dog Track Rd. \ 1 4 - 4 - lL 7i . , ■"V 1 [ i l Z -'ip' If ill "It:.. �Sandifer, Watrous New Chairman Wedding Planned For Club George T. Haig Color Film Lynn Jackson, J. C. Graves 11 United In Chapel Ceremony Shown AuxiHafy Memben te t candlelight cerenMny.l M 4 p.m. Doe. ML Catherine Lgm Jackson became the1 liride of John Cahrin Graves O. am of Mr. and Mrs. John Calvin Graves. The bride it the daughter of Rtar Admiral USN (ret) Hobart Wood* Jackson and Mn. Jackson. Rav. Grover Sewell per­ formed the double ring cere­ mony at the U. S. Naval Air Station Chapel. The chape! waa decorated with lighted tapers sad arrangements of white fogi mums and white cornstiMf. Mrs. Robert Smith w u organist and Mra* Harry Mebalberger, soloist, s a n g “ Song of Ruth" by Gounod end "Today 0 Lord" by R. DeKofsn. Admiral Jackson gave his daughter in marriage and for her vowa she wore a white lacs and taffeta gown. The bodice was fashioned of band dipped lace with a square and falling Into n chapel length train. The Hager tip length veil of Illusion was edged M lace end etteched to « fitted lace cap outlined in ■Cod pearls. Her shoes were lace covered and aha carried s cascade of white egmeMsa ■id lUy-of-Uw-valley. She wore a pearl and diamond iavalier, a gift from the Altam onte Personals Ry Jails Ratten Guesti for tha holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Schoolcraft, 409 South Street, were Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Bunn and aon, Robert, Miami; Dr. and Mn. M. K. Townsend and children, Les­ lie, Lean and Steven, Moorehead, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. If. A. Landry and daughter, Barbara, and Mr. and Mn. P. C. Kearns. M n. Bunn and Mrs. Town­ send are the Schoolcraft’s daughters. Landry is Mrs. Schoolcraft's brother and Mrs. Kesrn la her mother. Dr. Townsend is assistant to the president of Moorchead State College. Mr. and Sirs. Clyde Mudee, Schnectady, N. Y., are houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Hearn, Oakridge Road. / Yes, W e Have Film For Y ou r N ew Inatamatic Camera! MR. A N D MRS. JOHN C A L V IN GRAVES II DeBary Personals Wieboldt's Mr. and Mrs. James G. Johnaton, Lucerne Drive, haa her granddaughter. G w e n Posdena of Connecticut, stay Ing with thorn while the attend* S t e t s o n University, Gw## n#w chsttenooga, ^ „ |pmJ t»Udays with school frlanda thare. OPENINGS A V A IL A B L E IN CLASSES KINDERGARTEN <5 yru.) PRE-KINDERGARTEN (4 yru.) ) Members of Campbell Loo­ sing Poet a American Legion Auxiliary were shown a color film, on tuberculosis, by Mra. Lorraine Graham at their re­ cent meeting. M n. Graham, executive secretary of Seminole TB-1D Association, gave a short talk on the function Of the associa­ tion and the importance of cheat x-raya. She distributed related literature and gave the schedule of the mobile sray unit in the eounly. Dr. Kenneth Wing wae in­ troduced by Mrs. Graham and he spoke on tuberculosis and related disease*. He told of the rise ia TB esses and ■aid "many advances are be­ ing mad# la vaccines, but no curt has bam perfected." Hr. Wing rounded out his talk with ■ lively question and ans­ wer period. C H R IST C H U R C H E P IS C O P A L D A Y SCHOOL HURCH ST. 1.0NdWOOD. FLA. $5 Registration 915 Per Month For lafaraiatlM Call HU-4812 ar B38-IM1 Mra. M. Roberts and Mrs. JuUa Oppola, spent several days in Nassau during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sash kamp, Homestead Avenue, have aa their guests, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Henderson, of MUplpas, Calif. FERN PARK faih sU iA PRESENTING TH E IR A N N U A L F A L L A N D W IN T E R Casselberry Big Slim tba lone cowboy, a nationally known celebrity In the "hillbilly" world, and a star on the original "Jamboree" over WWVA in Wheel, . Ing, W. Va., for 28 years, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Brown, Alicante Hoad, held open house Dec. 30. Assisting were Mrs. Harold Wills, Mrs. John Park, Mrs. E. Grierson ■nd Mrs. R. Stronlch. Personals Ry Jane Casatlberry Mr, and Mra. H. L. Taggard, Fayetteville, N. C., were neent housegueits ef their son-in-law and daugh­ ter, Mr. and Mra. Charles WUllama on Lake Triplett Drive. William Tlfford, 14 Jackson Court, is a patient at Orangs Memorial HospltaL Jack Montgomery, son of Rav. and Mrs. John N. Mont­ gomery, Chippewa T r a i l , Dommcrich Hills, visited bis parents during the holidays. Ho is a student at Miami Mil­ don, Mrs. E. R. Turning, Mrs. itary Academy. Jamas In­ Joe Smathcn and Mrs. A. F. |man, Ft. Lauderdale, a for­ Keeth. Mra. Carl Moss, dec- mer Maitland resident, waa orating chairman, covered also a guest ol the Montgom­ ,h* Individual tables with erys. white cloths and used gold bo|t,e| candles, All of us have memory holly and greenery for the lags. Greet a casual acquain­ festive centerpieces. Mrs. Frank Evans, presi­ tance by Identifying yourself dent, conducted the meeting. and saying where you met. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett If a neighbor wants to tell were guest*. He sang a med­ ley of spirituals during the what she paid for a dress, that is her prerogative. How­ evening. ever, do not ask. Enterprise Personals Mr. and Mrs. Edward llcaly, DeBary Drive, have returned from their holiday visit to New Rochelle, N. Y., where they visited their daughter and her family. Mrs. James McCullough and eons, Green Covs Springs, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tyler, early last week. Her sister, Linda, re­ turned with her for a visit of several days. Dr. William Fldler visited his children and their famHies in llershey. Pa., for the holidays while Mrs. Fldler went to New Jersey to visit her daughter and family. Mra. J. Lee Willis has re­ turned home from Florida Sanitarium and Hospital. J8T The annual meeting of the Chuluota Hii and Her Garden Club wat held at the borne of Mr. and Mra. Herbert I t Boawell, Ml E a a t Sixth Street, Jan. I. George T. Haig wai unaaImouily elected chairman for the new year and Mn. Rua* icll J. Hammond waa re* elected vice-chairman. The reporta of the varknu com* millet* abowed the club had grown and widened it* inter* eita under Chartea E. Me* Cune, retiring chairman. A draft of the new year book wai dlicuwed. The boata and date of each monthly meeting were approved and the program* were tentative* ly approved. The next meeting win be held Feb. 1 at the home of Mr. and Mra. George 1. Boul* den, 301 Center Street Mem* bera, under the direction of Boulden, will make bird feedera of an nnuaual design which haa been found to be moat attractive to many spe­ cie i of birds. Studio of Dance 334 FLAMINGO DR, SANFORD Entertained By "Cowboy" Commander and Mrs. Peter Koppenaal, Sunnyslde Lane, have been entertaining their son and his family, Mr. and Mra. Richard Koppenaal, o| Evanston, ill., and their two FERN PLAZA Mrs. Banka Martin Golden, Sanford, and Thomas Earnest SpurUn, Sylvester, Ga., were united in man lago Jan. 4. The double ring ceremony waa performed at t p.m. by Rev. Joe •Porterfield, in the home of Mr. and Mra. Tharon Golden in Sylvester, in the presence of the Immediate famUiea and cloaa friends of tha couple. Mra. Letter H. Davie. Al­ bany, Ga., lister of the bride was matron of honor and the only attendant Harvey Reed Jr., Moultrie, Ga., father of the bridegroom, was best man. Tha bride wore a brown suit with a fur collar, brown ac­ cessorial and a corsaga of orchids. After the ceremony then was a reception for the guests. Punch, coffee and cake were served from a ta­ ble in the dining room. Mra. Sue Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Emily Park assisted Mrs. Golden. Mrs. SpurUn Is the daughter Personals Mr. and Mra. William C. Seacrsit and son, BUI, Limapoet, Pa., spent several days with their daughter tod sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert of the late Mr. and Mra. Ro­ Leu and children. bert Earl Martin, Tifton. His Mr. and Mrs. Charles parents, Mr. and Mra. Har­ vey Reed Jr., reside la Moul­ Boone and children have re­ turned to Savannah, Ga., trie. after a visit with Mn. Mr. and M n. SpurUn and Bonna's parents, Mr. aad tbair children, Chuck and Mn. John Oliver. Tuck SpurUn, and Roby, Mel­ ania and Daphne Golden will make their home at 1004 N. Washington Street, Sylvester. Lake M ary Woman's Club Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan, Margarita Road, have Mr. SuJIivan'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Sullivan, Hurri­ cane, W. Va., and daughter Elaine, visiting them. F A S H IO N S engagement of their daugh­ ter, Betty Jean, to Lloyd N. Wetrous. 'The bride-elect ia a mambar of the senior class, Sem­ inole High school. Her ma­ ternal grandparents were the late Mr. and Mra. M. M. Lord, Sanford. The bridegroom-elect ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Watroua, Dayton. Ohio. Ha is e graduate of Falrvlew High School, Dayton, and ia an­ ployed at John Carvers Bar­ ber Shop. A June wedding is- planned, the date to be announced la­ ter. The couple will continue their education at TVtvecca Natarem College, Nashville, Tens., ia September, > rrm . P R IV A T E INSTRU CTIO N I N L A T IN A N D AM E R IC AN B A L L ROOM D ANCING / I t FOR INFORMATION PH. 333-4K4 BYBNINOR Continues Through Saturday Everything Reduced , LONGWOOD PLAZA Orion Flannel Regular 1.98 yd. W ools M A G N O L IA TREES Flannels, Crepes, Tweeds, Plata* ft Prints. Reg. 3.SH • 3.94 READY NOW ! Jersey Malta ft Arnel Plain ft Print. Regular. 1.98 • 3.98 FROM 9R.50 U P Grapevillo Nursery 3321 Grapeville Are. FA 3-4884 "Beotia Dealer" JANUARY 100% Dacron Prints Regular 1.98 Estron Prints Regular 1.49 Reductions From — Pampered Cottons By Bates and Fruit ef the Loom 30 to 507° O F F liretiMS Sport** wear CAR COATS SWEATERS JACKETS Hnln Hugs Jewelry Slarlu Frl. Jan. KHh 5:30 P. M. D R A S T IC 1 RACK DRESSES FORMER • Dresses • Shoes V A LU E S TO $49.93 • Sweaters • Blouses • Jewelry GROUPS O F: R E D U C T IO N S • Sportswear Sport Shirts - Ban-Lons Curtis Green, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, Mra. Clifford Got Tell Her There Is "Featuring Fashions Just Far You" 200 N. P A R K A V E . Ph. F A 2*2383 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON / ODDS and E N D S I f You See M rs. Bill K irk ^A ihnJiA At Bargain Prices Regular Me to 7Qc M e Poplin & Gabardine Dacron A Cotton. Reg. 1.49 Velvets, Velveteens,, Brocades Regular 2.98 - 4.98 ' Pure Silk ^ Regular 3.98 £ Cotton Satin A| Prints Regular 1.49 f ( Hand Screened A l Prints Regular 1J9 Felts 1.98; Regular 1.98 OPEN F R ID A Y N IG H T S Fake Furs 1.50: Regular M l A FREE CORSAGE For Her At The D A IS Y FLO W E R SHOP PH. 838-37M Sftninole Plata 115 Magnolia A t *. S H O P P E of fine fabrics 104 B. Park Avu. �* t a i dtomanuxkahA Cohnah l l • redpa M b r received 1 tbap. tofar *• f w m n * AppIm • they. morgana# last! tuts, toe. we toad Mina very load eety owe*. to preM>* F * i food tn iU iK try thii dm , 1H caps fanned apple sauce 4 cup (mown tugar H cup chopped pecan* cianamon Prepare roll m il according to A P P L E SAUCE BREAKFAST direction* m pkg., adding 3 PE C A N ROLLS tb*p. o f *ugar. Cover and let 1 pkf. roll mix riae until double in bulk. Add 2 tb*p. margarine to apple aauce. Cook about 10 to 13 mbtutei to thicken, aUrring occasionally, cool. Melt re­ maining margarine in 9" by CHOOSE YOURS 9” by 2” pan; add brown NOW FROM OUR augar and heat until melted. Roll out dough to 11" by 9" BIG COLLECTION by It rectangle; spread with cooled apple sauce, sprinkle FROM t| J8 UP with pecans and cinnamon, roll up Jelly roll fashion. Slice In 1 inch slices. Arrange cut side up in pan oo augar mix­ ture. Cover, let riae until dou­ ble in bulk. Bake in hot oven, « 0 degree*. » to 23 minute*. Serve warm. Makes IS rolls. ST R A W BAGS! BACON TOPPED A PPLE SAUCE SANDWICH 5 toasted bread slice* butter 3 cups canned apple aauce tk teas, nutmeg tt cup brown tugar tk t e n . grated lemon rind 1 teas, lemon juice 12 bacon slices Flemings Gifts • Cards • Books 310 E. First St. The Madison Attnus Jum pert Spread toast and brown augar. Heat, Add lemon rind and juice. Spoon equal amount on each t o u t slice. Saute bacon until almost erisp. Place S stripe ioli and chrysanthemums deeMrs. orated the ehurch. Mr*. Ben on each slice. Broil until organist, played Joseph D. O'Connor, and C u l Wiggins, thoroughly heated and bacon traditional music and Bob Mitchell Remusat, son o f the Crumley, Mloist, sang "O U crisp. Makca B open sand­ late Mr. and Mrs. August wiches. Remusat, were married at I Jane daughter Marin O' of and Mr. with big city flavor! In Arnel/cotton denim with vested front, belted back detail and modified A shape lines. Rich traditional colors. . . olive, blue, bottle green, Radish Red. Howe's JoAhionA 2330 P A R K DRIVE OPEN A L L D A Y WED. A N D EMI. NIGHTS J A N h n § Promise M e" and **l Love lac* bodice and long sleeves. Y ou ." The bell-ehaped skirt w s i The bride, given Ln m arri­ faihkmed in aalin and pearls age by Clarence Barlow, wore formed a scalloped pattern fat a white dress with a scalloped the ft m L Her flnger-tip- p.m. Dec. 14. SAVO RY*SUPPER B AKE 2th cups canned apple slice* 3 cup* cooked elbow Rev. John Adams perform­ ed marcaronl 1 cup diced cooked chicken 1 cup diced cooked ham 1 small onion chopped 2 tbsp. margarine 2 I ox. cans tomato sauce U teas, basil !h teas, salt 1 cup grated cheddar cheat* Arrange in alternate layer* in 2Vh quart casserole. lVh cups apple dices, macaroni, chicken and ham. Saute onion In margarine, add tomato aauce, basil and salt. Pour over ingredients in casserole. Top with grated cheese. Gar­ nish with remaining 1 eup apple allcei. Cover and bake in moderate oven, 373 degrees 43 minutes. Serves #-8. * • • the ceremony Methodist in First Church. P o t t e d palms, baskets o f white glad­ Use Dry Milk T o Stretch Food Dollar Using nonfat, dry milk la an easy way to stretch your food dollar, Wilson, according homo to Myrtle demonstration agent. You can use it in many ways in fam ily meals and no special recipes are necessary. In any recipe calling for milk you can simply add the milk powder to other dry in­ FLO RID IAN ROUND STEAK gredients such as flour or H i lba. round eteak l'V * sugar, and then add water for thick the necessary amount of li­ 4 tbsp. flour quid. For Instance, If a reci­ lVk teas, salt, divided pe for cake calls for one cup tfc teas, pepper of milk, use four tablespoons 1 tbsp. shortening of dry milk powder and m e 2 medium onion, ellced cup of water. Don’t be afraid 1 cup Fla. grapefruit Juice that your cake will not turn 2 teat, brown augar out well. Most o f the cake Mix the flour, Is teas, of the mixes that you buy ln the salt end the pepper. Sprinkle store contain dry milk and at with half of the flour m ix­ a rule they give good results. ture and pound with a wooden mallet or the edge o f a heavy plate until ell tho flour hat D eBary been taken up by Ute meat. Turn meat and pound in the remaining f l o u r . Reserve flour which has not been tak­ en up by the meat. Heat the shortening In a heavy skillet, By Mrs. Adam Muller brown tho steak on both sides. Members of the Deliary Remove steak from skillet Woman's Club attending the add onion* and rook until Orange City Woman's Club lightly browned. Add season­ annual New Year's Tea were ed flour, remaining 1 teas, Mrs. Charles Ulrich, 3tr«. salt and brown sugar, stir to Laura P. Brown, Mrs. Adam a smooth paste. Stir in grape­ Muller and Mrs. J. V. Rich­ fruit juice, add meat, cover, ards. cook etowly, about Ilk hour* or bake at 330 degrees for Mrs. Melvin Klrksey, Okla­ l<i hours. This will serve 4 homa City, Okla., and her to I. children, 3lekx!y, M elvin Jr. • e • and Lisa are visiting her par ACORN SQUASH ents, Mr. and Aire. Vincent 3 acorn squaih Karwachi, Catalina Drive, for 1 can Fla. grapefruit sections a few weeks. 2 tbsp. brown sugar 3 tbsp. msrgarine or butter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haslam, Wash squash, cut In ball High Banks Road, are enter lengthwise and remove seed. taining tbelr daughter, Mrs. Place In a shallow pan. Bake S. R. firenstead, and their in a moderate oven 373 de grandchildren, Jeanne a n d grecs for 43 minutes. Remove Charles from Whiting, ]n<L from oven, fill each cavity with grapefruit sections. Sprinkle with sugar. Hot with swabs around the rim of paint butter. Remove to oven and cans to remove the excess bake 13 minutes longer. paint that prevents the top Serves 6. from closing completely. Personals Now Em stylos s sportive country look Jumper 1M 4 — June Marie O'Connor Speaks Vows With Carl M. Remusat with Combine apple sauce, nutmeg an t, Alii. AND AIKS. CARL MITCHELL REM USAT (Photo by Gnssnuin) langth veil fell from a pearl crown tiara. She carried a ■tar-shaped bouquet of carnalion* centered with a whit* orchid, and wore a single struta o f pearls, a gift from the bridegroom. Mrs. Jeanette Andrews was matron o f honor and wore an emertld green satin dross with threo-quarter l e n g t h ■leaves and n scooped neck­ line, with matching shoes and pillbox hat. She carried a nosegay o f gold carnations. Darby Wlnship, flower girl, wore ■ pale rose taffeta dress with a belt-shaped skirt, a matching pillbox hat and car­ ried a basket of rose petals and carnations. 3trs. llelrn Remusat, step­ mother o f the bridegroom, chose a beige dress designed with a lace top and shantung skirt, a beige feathered hat and matching shoes. Her flower was a beige orchid. For the reception, McKin­ ley Hall was decorated with potted palm* and basket* of carnations and fern. The bride's table was covered with a lace tablecloth and held the three tiered wedding cake, red and white mum* and candelabra. Mrs. Tom Raynor and Mrs. B. B. Crum­ ley were In charge of the re­ ception, and Mrs. Onilee Ma­ her served the punch. Mrs. Ellen Monday and Glenda Albert were floating hostess­ es and Mra. Raynor and Mrs. Maher served the cake. When the couple left for a wedding trip to Nassau, the bride wore a brown and white Jersey knit suit with match ing accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. They will make their home oa Silver Lake. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Remusat, Toledo, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maher and Mr. and Mra. Paul Anderson, Orlan­ do; 3lr. and Mrs. Levell Mc­ Gee, klctroac; Mrs. Adcal Hancock, Howling Green, end Mrs. Lily Lots, Denary. Siraw Handbags Many Size* and Shapes THEY’RE NEW AND SPRINGY — and you*U find them at $aJUurtJt'A m K. FIRST IT . DOWNTOWN SANFORD Shoe Sale 20%- 50%OH Through January WIDTHS AAAA. D SIZES 4 . 11 STACKS W EDGES DRESS H E E L S FLATS C J anford hoe /^ / ) //I ,SW UM C 207 W . 1st ST. M JL F A 1-3071 Don't W ait Till Hot Weather Hits BUY N O W A T OFF SEA SO N PRICES A N D S A V E I U A R Y c le a r a n c e IN F A N T T H R O U G H SUB-TEEN W EAR DRESSES SWEATERS SIZES 2 THRU SUB-TEENS BOYS — GIRLS — REG. $3.88 . ................ * 2 -s « 111.99 ...................... AND SUB-TEENS SALE FROM INFANT THRU SUU-TEEN SIZES REG. LITTLE BOYS* SU ITS SALE *2.99 ... * 1-88 87.99 * 5-88 ■#■*** * » • * • ■ * «* • • •*■•■#*««•• SIZES 2 THRU 7 SALE G O W N S and P J .’S 81.88 $ 3.8 8 HOt H — GI RLS — SUH.TEENS REG. SALE 810.99 ....... 8 J -88 REG. SIZES 1 TO 7 Hrg. *3.98—SALE $3.88 .« * 3.88 SLACK SETS IN F A N T W E A R D IAPER SETH — BL’ ITH A N D O VERALLS REG. * 1.88—SALE 9|.18 Sf.88 *2.99 *3.00 HIZRS 1 TH RU HUB-TEEN REG. SA LE *3.88 ................... ............... S7 -88* *5.99 ................................ lJ-99 Powerful 11,000 llTU model D usually quiet because th# air chambers are padded to muffle sound. Slew speed is *0 uitru quiet yuu'il hardly know it'a on. Automatic thermusCal turns unit on and o ff to hub! temperature within 3' of yuur setting. De-icer control prevents frosting up . , . other unit* can Ic up even at 70* outside temperature. Air-direction control. Air exchange. Washable Kenisan filter retards bacteria; screens out dust, pollen. Unit zinc-clad Uuide and cut to fight rust. Enclosed kuvired back panel. Beige cabinet; white front with much* Un trim. US In. high 25 '• in. wide, 24 \ in. deep. N O P A Y M E N T S T IL L M A Y ! C&W £W & A N e w low speed makes it whisper quiet, yet this Coldspot A ir Conditioner cools up to 800 sq. f t ‘187 NO MONEY DOWN SEARS CATALOG SALES STORE 115 E. F IR S T ST. SANFORD, FLA. 1 I * �. - - ......... w . ~ ■ ■ —-v ----------------- s---------- :------------ - r -------- m ■ S ID E G L A N C E S L a p e l N o t ic e Classified Phone 3Q-SSB 12 3 3 -9 1 2 m la tn m m Ystf’rs W t k u a | ooh !jC P A OWOOD, T* I HEAR ^ T H A T S A M E N O IS e A G A IN y— ' / Mir JOB TO » t h b ctmctJiT o a t s r aw TUB MIRTH JUDICIAL CIRCCIT. IM AMD FOR UMRl* MOLH COt’ MTT. FLORIDA. IM CDAMCRRP MS. 1UUU4 NINTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ABSOC1ATIOH OF NEW YORK CITY. Flalatlff. A v tN M K fW O C ff - THE H A U .ik d s a k w UADtltlJc/ , PUHISHIO/ IT T W o e / /- f • m k m n t a a »M h a « R «ZV TH IN 3V W A W N vm w e& xa caucpanNe. I Btartad this livings account for something apscIsV but It's boon ao long »lnco I mads s deposit that I forget what It wssl1* C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner w e. <m u UKX TAOtC ABOUT TW UVttAM aus. who got a n ja tiN w S tt, , BkAMT WITH MK UD&L back therey yn MMT A RSUtPl IThOlXWfA A4K-TOR VW W TBO W CiPteT ----------- o o m o h j e t b s I «U«BKB00»lft10WrM bbcubt in a a T C M B ««M t !■ m I I | 5 v W M IQ »f/ XX that tho undersigned. aa Sgeelsl Matter u d u i t l br virtue a f tha F I ■ • I Do* rraa h e r e t o f o r e entered la that ear tala eaaaa pending In tha Clrcalt Court o f tha Xlnth Judicial Circuit of Florida. In and for Baal* nata County. Florida, la Chaa* earr No. H M t. In which Mol* lowap Concrete, Inc., Holla* wap Materlala Corporation. Cantrnl Florida Lumbar t Sup­ ply Co., and Bob WlBStaa are Plaintiffs. and William K Mulllaa and Lula Mullins. hla wife, ara Defendants. uadar and bp virtue af tha tarma lharaef, will attar for aala and (all at public outcry to the hluheat and boat bidder for each at the front door af the Co art home at Bamlnola Conn* tp, lu tha Clip o f Baa lard. Florida, an tha ltd dap of Fabruarp, I M l. at 11:M o'clock A. M., tho earna bales a legal aalaa dor aad tha hour a local hour af uniat tha followtns daocrlbed propartp altuato la Bamlnola County. Florida: Lot I. Block C. HEXSOTrt ACRES, according la tha plat thereof aa recorded la Flat Book h Faso M. Fublle Racorda at Seminole Countp, Florida. Tha cold propartp aa afore* geld, together with all tha tenemeata, hared Itam anto aad appnrtaaaaeoa thereunto be­ longing. or la aap wlaa ap­ pertaining. bolus paid to anttafr aald daerao. Dated title Pith dap ad Dec­ ember. It Id. Albert N. Fltta Special Mauler tn Chaacarp Pubtiah Jan. S L U M . Itt*. CDF-*1 KhlAt mo A W iy, of courts! Jimmy Blttlss! You had dinner with im taat Sunday! Mhjnjt rw»gntm you with your Pieces and Tilings ROBERT B. KtTRTTN and JBddtB a KL'RVIN, hla wife. Dafandaata. nOTICM TO DDFBMD t o « nonr.itT s k u r v i m Reildence Unknown YOU ARB HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that a lu ll to foraclota a Mortgage baa baaa tiled agotnet you In tha above Court br tho above named Plaintiff. Thu propartp (aught to be foreelooed is oe follows: Lot II. LONODALK SUB­ DIVISION, according to Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book II. Page M. o f tba Public Records of Bcmlnols County, Florida. YOU ARB REQUIRED lo rito your Answer with tha Clark nf tha Court and to ■err# a copy upon tha Plain* tlffa* Attorneys FREED A NATHANSON. 310 South Washing* Inn Avenue, Tlluevllle, Florida, not latsr than February 14, 1*11. If you fall lo do oo. >• decree pro coufeeso wilt bo en­ tered against you for tha re­ lief demanded lu tha Com­ plaint. WITNESS my hand and seal of aald Court at Seminole County, this 7th day of Jan­ uary. 1144. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Clerk or Circuit Court lly Martha T. Vlhlan. DC. Law Offices FREED and NATH ANSON 3t4 South Washington Avenue Tttuavltla. Florida PublDh Jan. », II. IS II. 1M4. CIXl-M IM c o u n t y Jt'iM iire c o u r t . BKHIMOLB COUNTY. FLOR­ IDA r status o r ROBERT S BORONER. Deeaaaed S O T in i TO CRRDITORS TO ALL PKRSOMB HAVIMO IX IIU i OR D R I t l D I A U t lfa T BAID KSTATKl Tou and each o f you are hereby notified and required to flit any claims and demands which you. or either of you. may have against said aatala In tha offlea of Hon. (leorga K. Adams, County Judge of Orange County, at hie office In the Court House tn Orlando. Florida, within ala calendar months from tha time at the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand mult be la writing and contain tha place nf residence and poet office address of tba claimant and muit ba sworn to by the claimant, hla agent, or attor­ ney, or tho earns shall bo void. /at Jeonnetta V. Bnrdner As Kiaculrlk af said aatata la w office ICARDI A PATTON 341 Falrbanka Avenue Winter Park. Florida Publish Jsa. f. II. Jl. 14. IN I. CDQ-tl H obbs Coaifort b Youra With A — PonivuMf *xn> \ wcu, ip 11Arrow tnu awe* nWITHJ yousna I I Moil MBOMATDUCH— *S TIWUC BESS. <AFM!CK»’A H f VOIRE HR Hiram I K V V j o i u 'il <■R T I l l l BITl1i \ MOTA pool, I CENTRAL M iSr^Sor^ L ttt/mcm, V W W H I. SlBaQflfht inCanoMH 33Set »eJ H E A T IN G U Steel rp SYSTEM MKJndUfl 37Jounteu 41ChevslWo -mar mrAMdicM no not me a totmwa toon/(----- * --------■>fie win #eeTAS*N, o a host who PM *3 -- wnfN AM MADf / At Caver 43Lone Scant Hcrtba(ah.) dUCyUndrknl II Farms M IU L in IS Small M Lathe 47 Mill I DOWN 1 Daws fpuut) 3 Operatic aulu B---- Cad 4 Goddam at Infatuation ■ Whlrlotnda • Upon (Uw) — FROM — Southern STOP B Y OR C A L L — F A 2-8321 EXPERT SERVICING 7 Three tim e liS^ urn*1 • Blackbird U G taU iai p n M l* PARK DR. SANFORD, FLA. TUB FOLLOW I HO FUND# BBLONIIIKO TO OWNERS OF U S D S WHICH HATH SEEK BOLD FDR T A X I S AMD WHICH HATH REMIT UNCLAIM KD FOR L O S O I R THAN THREE MONTHS. ARB IM HT H AMD, AND URL BUS NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT I F FLORIDA IM AMD FDR gR R IMOLM CRVMTT. CHAMCRRY to taws THB NORTH ORLANDO COM­ PANY, A F ie f He Corporation, FtmaUff, SC. Artklss Wanted St. Aatomebflw - T n tls M*A A lta i W u ts i ST. Bosta - Motors SS. MotorcrelM • Scootan 19. Trslkrs . CsbduiM BERNARD O. KtNfl aad DOROTHY D. KINO, hla wife, Defendants. m s t i r in ASH PSRHCLDBVBH BERNARD O. KINO And DOROTHY D. KINO, hla 40. F»rm Equipwont wlfa. WHOSE R E ll DENCH IB BUFFALO, ERIE COUN­ 1. Last t Fa TY. N 8 W T O R X. and WHOSE A D O R E S S IS: LOST: Florida O i n « Tank, *114 HARLEM ROAD, HTML Vicinity Lak« Mod* BUFFALO II, roc, Late Miry, Lonywood. NEW YORK: YOU ARB HEREBY NOTI­ ftswArd. CaD collect On* FIED that -a Complaint to U|< City TTS-B94. foreclose a oertaln mortgage encumbering the following deLOST: Black basils scribed real property, to-wtt: Beginning at a polat 444.11 whit* cteit k front paw. ft. west of lb# Intarooctloa Asawen to “ Sparkle", ph. af tho southerly lino of FA 2-3410. the Long wood-Oviedo Road end tha easterly tins of lio n Rood, running thenco LOST— Strijtd* or Stolen, easterly along tbs souther­ Urge male, light orange ly boundary of said LongPersian eat. Vicinity Ban* wood-Oviedo Road to tho center line of Celery Ave­ ana Lake. Reward. S21-0&U nue ao shown by plat of or FA M5M. Kntamlnger Farms Addi­ tion Number 1 aa recorded In IMat Book I, at page I X. N o II cbs • F btbbhbIb o f tha public racorda of Seminole County, Florida: INCOME TAX SERVICE thenco wogterly along tha O. M. Harrisons aald center line of Celery Avenue to Ibe south right U U Palmetto of way line of Longwood- S23-M77 322-794* Ovledo Bond a* ehown by aald plat of Entamlnger Farms Addition Number 1: SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN* thence northeasterly along ER SERVICE. Parts and tho said south right o f way supplies (or all mates In­ lino a distance of 744.44 ft; thonc# southeasterly cluding: Electrolux. New perpendicular to tho lait end rebuilt cleaners sold. described courts for a dis­ No bom* service call tance o f 744.11 f t ; thanes northeasterly perpendicular cbsrgs Pbens FA 2-22S2, to the last described courts MM Park Dr. for a distance of 411 ft. mors or Iota lo Ibo wester­ ly right o f way Mne af R E P A IR S llayas Road: thanes south­ erly along said woatarly Vacuum Clcinar Supplied right o f way line of Hayes Balog * Electrolux, Hoover, Road to a polat 144U ft. Kirby, RexAir, GE, Airway. south of tha Intersection o f tho southerly Hue at Clsanara bought, sold, ax* Longwoed • Oviedo Rood changed. Pros pickup. GM and the westerly line of Hayes Road; run thenea Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park; westerly and 1440 ft. from FA 2-4788. and parallel lo tho south­ erly line of eold Long wood-Ovltdo Road to a I. Far Kent point on Men Road 1444 ft. southerly from the In­ FURN. Apt 2300 Melloovllla. tersection of the southerly line of Loagwood - Oviedo F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Bold and the easterly Cleaa aad ckua to. Jimmie right o f way lino of Muss Road; thenea northerly to Cowan. 922-4013. p point T tt.ll ft. south of tho tnteriectlea of tha APT. *30 A up. Surplus City. ooutharly lint of the Longwood - Oviedo Road and tha westerly line of M«es WE L A E A APARTMENTS: Road; thence seat *0 de­ Rooms private baths, IM grees for a distance of W. Pin t St. *14 ft.: theaca north M degress for o dletanea of R E N T A BE D 114 ft.: theara oast 44 de­ grees for a dletanea o f 144 RoEaway, Hospital A Baby f t ; thenco north 40 de­ Beds. grees for a dletanea of tlT .lt ft. more or less to By Day, Weak, or Mouth the point of beginning, said area contains approil- Ph. FA 3-3111 110 W. lit St. CARROLLS FURNITURE mately 114 tertt more or Iris. has bean filed against yau In 2-BDRM. house, k it equipped. tha above-styled suit, the S17 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0020 short tills of which la THE NORTH ORLANDO COMPANY, altar ft pm. a Florida Corporation, Plain, tiff, veraua BERNARD a 2 BR Funi. Apt. FA 2-0841. KINO and DOROTHY D. KINO, his wife, Defendants, and you are required to servo a copy of your Anawor or other plead­ STENSTROM RENTALS ing to tho Complaint on Plain, 2 BR DeBary, E x cel- f 78 tlffa Attorney*. Mack N. 7ft Cleveland, Jr., and Harold F. 2 BR Sanford, nice— Johnson, Hull# 111 Sanford At­ S BR on Koialia— go lantia National Dank Building. 100 Sanford. Florida, and Hla tha 3 BR Forest Dr.— original Answer or other 3 BR Plnccrnt— 100 pleading In tho office of the Clerk of Iks Circuit Court on 2 BR, larga, McllonvlUa 103 or bsfora tha lltk day of Fab 3 BR, 2 bath Loch Arbor 123 ruary, A. D. 11(4. If you fall 4 BR on Golf Courso— 133 Io do so. a decree pro confeeao will bo takas against you for tho relief demanded la tha Complaint. This Notice shall be publish ■4 ones a weak for four con­ 322-2420 secutive weeks In The San- 2383 Park Dr. Tord Herald, a newspaper cir­ culated la Semlnola County. Unfum. Apt. 608 S. Park. FloridaDated this Ilk day of Jan­ 3 Bedroom Furn. home on uary. A. D. 1144. Lake Mary, *100. (SEAL! Artkur H. Beckwith. Jr. SMALL Unfum, 2 bedroom Clerk of Circuit Court house. 405 San Carlos, *63. By: Martha T. Vlhlea, D.C. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. R. A. Williams, FA 2-3331 aad Harold F. Johnson Attornoyn for Plaintiff 2 BR Home. Clean and cloia Suite 111 Sanford Atlantia tn. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. Nat‘1 Bk. Bldg. Sanford, Florida Pufclitb Jsa. I, if, U. 14, m i . 2 BR House, got) mo. Ph. CDQ-U FA 2-3888. Stenstrom Realty 33U VTI t �/» Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You—Dial FA 2-5612 «. Far t a t F 12. Red b U U Far flab 12. t a l Batata Far flala Hr t w in ! Seminole Realty Seminole Realty Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Ave, FA 3-3233 anytime | Turn. 3 Bedroom house. Adults, no pets. FA 2-7664 S BR., large living room, range. 122 Shannon Dr, 1100. Ph. 340-3321, Geneva, LARGE 3 BR. trailer on Urge lake. Adulta only. Al­ an trailer apace. FA 2-7360. I " Large 3 Bdrrn. home, Fla, Rm., Elect kit., Newly decorated. 1100 mo. unfum. Call FA 2-2748 altar 3:30 'anytime weekends. % For Sato or Baal 3 BEDROOM CB Houm, kit­ chen equipped, near WinnDixie. Call FA 2-3308. I S BR, 1 bath, CB house. Excel, location. Contact 3313 Palmetto 3 BEDROOM, assume paymeats. AvalUble Jen. 31. FA 3-3173. 12. Real Estate For Solo ROSA L. P A Y T O N Keg. Real Estala Broker FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha L A K E L IV IN G SITES YOU CAN AFFORD THIS ONE Fine old frame home in ex­ cellent condition; situated on huge corner lot having shade tree* and in excellent neighborhood. P r i c e d at 113,000, with only 1300 cash required. Call 3 BR masonry home. Owner being transferred. Available Feb. 14. Must see to ap predate. Small down pay­ Investment A Realty ment and take over mort­ 116 N. Park Ava. 322-9173 gage. FA 3-8069. SOUTHW ARD 3 BEDROOM, t bath. Kit­ chen equipped. Owner be­ ing transferred. Must sell. TA 3-2940. 3 ACRES orange grove, plus 3 Bedroom bouse on Upsila Road. For particulars rail 337-3292, Eustls. Fla. VACANT 5-Room housa on large lot, newly painted in­ side and out. on S. Sanford Ave. $3,800 Cash. 6684601 Enterprise. GREENBRIAR Choice lots available In Urvenbrlar of Loch Arbor overlooking golf courae. Custom building to your specifications. Greenbriar developed by K1NUSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. 202 Fairmont UrFA 2-8074 FH A - V A HOMES 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS t. H i, A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information Sec Or Call Your F H A - VA S A L E S BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2363 Park Dr 332 .’ 120 LOTS A (ew cboice loU left in Mayfair awl Lk-h Arbor sec­ tions. ROBERT A- WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquut. Asm. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank DUg. Don’t 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min­ Sell Yourself Short I utes Orlando-3 minutes to RECESSION - DEPRESSION Interstate Acre with PROOF BUSINESS huge oaks, sand lake spring EXCEPTIONAL HIGH fed-91993 Full Price, $20 EARNINGS per month. No down. Call PART-TIME WORK owner, Harry Block, Or­ FOR ADDED INCOME lando, GA 4*8485. Reliable party or persons, male or female, wanted for LOCH-ARBOR-By Owner, | thU area to handle the BR., 3 baths, large stone -worid-Umoua RCA and Sylfireplace in wood-panelled vania T E L E V I S I O N k living room, Fie. Rm., utl RADIO TUBES sold through lity room, large noma, our Utesl modem-type tube open-beam ceilings through­ 4e • 11n g A merchandising out Owner being transfer­ units. Will not interfere with red. 3463 Country Club Rd. your present employment. Call 323-9382. To qualify you must hava: 91,493 Cash Available Im­ 3 BR, 1 bath bouse, range. Assume mortg. 16400. 263 mediately, Car, 3 span hours weekly. Should net up Ivy Rd., Casselberry. to $300 per month In your CHEAP spare time. This company But of Value will extend financial assist­ Two bedroom bouse Country ance to full time if desired. Club Road. Needs some re Do not answer unless fully pairs. Only 13,930. qualified for the time and J. W. Hall Really investment. Ph. 322-3641 Income starte immrd. Business is set up for you. 4 BR, 3 baths, centrally heat­ Wc secure locations. ed A air-cond. Fenced back Selling, soliciting or exp. not yd. Water softener A land­ necessary scaped. FA 2-0611. For personal Interview in 3 BR., 1 Belli, Kitchen equip., your city, write, please in elude phone number. fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ lando Rd., Sunlaod. TE LE V IS IO N P. O. Box 3373 LOVELY 2 BR block borne, Youngstown 12, (Hilo with sep. dining rm; Urge screened East porch. Local ed on Urge corner lot with fruit, oak A magnolia treea, 3 car garage. By owner. FA 2-4196. Bicycle Shop far Sato. Ph. IRONING, my home. Phona FA 2-9963. FA 3-7791. 14. Fooulo Rofi Wanted BLOCK k BRICK Work, large or small Jobs. 32307a. WANTED. Advanced H a i r Stylist Eva • Bess Beauty Child Can. PA 32374. Shop. 121 N. Oak. ALIX OF SANFORD Needs experienced sewing ma­ chine operators tor swim­ suits end sportswear. If you are experienced on fac­ tory sewing machines, we have steady work for you In n modem alr-coodMJonad factory, under very good working conditions. Phone FA 2-2201. esk for Mr. Curisk. DAY’S WORK. FA 33744. BABY SITTING, days work, Ironing. FA 34039. WIDOW wltti man-sited re­ sponsibilities wants work with man-steed pay, Mrs. Lote Francisco. 21 Edw, Higgins Terr., Sanford, Fla. 20. Babysitters BABY SITTING, or light housework. FA 2-0341. 17. Unto Help Wanted Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 1 , 8 , 4 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 DAIRY QUEEN Driver. Profer older min. SS23 Park 21. t a l l y a m — Dr. PERMANENT Wave Special Present this ad for n Mother 18. Help Wanted and Daughter permanent Colored Motor Route Carrier wave. Mother paya regular Carpets A la Carte Company for afternoon paper route. Will trade equity in *83 Cor* price — Daughter's perman 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Must have RefertncM and valr for older model ear, neot Orlando, Fla. dependable car. Write Cir­ or block work to enclose Auto Glass, Tape Vi Price 141-0194 Collect or culation Dept P. O. Box carport. 922-0384. A Seat Covers Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Leroy C. MacTevHh, Owner 1637, Sanford. 314 Palmetto Avs, FA 2-3343 after G p.m. AU TO GLASS & ’33 Chav. Pick-up truck. Ex' Phone 322-0834 If you want people to pay SEAT COVER CO. You can find anything you cel. cond. $323. FA 3014 attention to your business, Sat. A Sun. ACE BEAUTY SALON need advertised In the Her­ 104 W. 2nd St. FA 39031 call FA 33413 and ask the Mayfair Hotel, Open evenings ALL WORK GUARANTEED ald Classified. Herald Staff about some at­ by appt. San tea Cram Tip. tention getting ada to-Tip. Phone 322-8323. Jim Hunt Realty Office Night 4636 Para Dr FA FA 3-3118 39641 828-0700 Sanford. FU home* We will buy Ihe lot ) im* se­ lect end build the home )ou want. On* complete transection, payment from nothing down A minimum mouthly. FIIA, VA, or Hank Financing. LMN KNTBItrUlSES, lac. Phone 636-3911 Mr. Lcalhcrbury or Mr. Fafguaon 1931 Allstate Cruiseaire. $109. 3224m. 39. Traltora • Col 10 x 30 Mobile Home, exc. cond. Ph. 3337991 after I p. m. (1 ) Poor Service? T H E M (2 ) False Promises? (3 ) Going From Dealer T o Dealer For Supposedly The Best Deal? CROP DODGE CITY 1801 W. FIR ST ST. M A K E YO U R S E L E C T IO N F R O M 1962 Dodge 330 V-8, autiMnalie Iran*., power .tear­ ing, air rimd., A fin . family c m . OVER 40 USED CARS • All Makes 1957 • All Models through 1963 1962 Dodge Custom 880 2-d<Ntr hardtop. You mini *ee thla ona tu believe U. Lika naw. 1959 Studebaker Lark 2-door, straight transmission. Vary economical operation. 1958 Ford Fordor erdan, radio, hrater, powrr •leering, clean. 1957 Ford Tudor. A clean ear, priced to sell immediately. 1956 Ford Fordor sedan. A good buy at only W e A re Proud O f The Quality O f Our U sed Cart*. A ll A re Thoroughly Reconditioned From Bumper To Bum per A n d Sold With A One Y e a r (i W W arran ty WE G IV E TO P V A L U E ST A M P S Strickland - Morrison, Inc. 3U8 E. HKHT ST. HANFORD FA 2-1481 a ** • • * * a e e * * A A R O 38, Motorrycton - Bcm I i h A R E Y O U TIRED O F: CREAM OF STRICTLY-®)- To make the beat home buy, see the V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 34. Articles For Soto Harriett's Beauty Nook BLOOMING Roees on Chero­ ZIG ZAG U6S EdseL good. 9210 Eve Apple. 3 Sr. Beauticians kee stock, AU other kinds Like new, lew than 1 year old. carry, C u be ecu at 199 So. Oak FA 33742 eg Nursery shrubbery and Dow doxeni of deeigns, makes 1*6 Phillip* 99 buttonholes, blind 6(1101168. 14. Doctrinal rifle. A. 1. sews on buttons. New guar, Gray Shelews Nursery 1st antee. Auume payments of 6 ML 8. on Sanford Are, YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC, 91 per mo. 3339411. Contracting k Repairs ATTN: FORD OWNERS 19. Fnrnhnrw k Controls FOR SALK ANTIQUE Gate Leg Table, 2 114 Smart FA 1— WANTED tenant 9 - 1N3 Galaiia Now chairs. Solid oak. $40. 2Twta eiw headboards $2. Radios ................... . eg $49.19 ea 9 FA 37631. moms at furniture. Call PLUMBING Cell 3231491 TE 31411. Casselberry, eel- DUE TO DIVORCE, We Have Contracting Repairs BUYDIO A HR79 m n '64 Model 8wtngNeedte FREE ESTIMATES USVD CART Disi-o-MaUc, Like new, R. L. HARVEY FREC ESTIMATE makes Fauey Stitches, But­ f in a n c e it w r n m 194 Sanford Avs. FA Upholstering A Mattress ren­ tonholes, Sews on Buttons, A Lew Merest Rates ovating. Naw A Used Fund27. Spatial Services Monogram*. Embroiders, ♦ Low Monthly Foymmdo tore. Call Nix Bedding Mf|. Etc. Assume remaining 4 FLORIDA STATE BANK "Repair Moat Anything” Co., at 709 Celery Avt, payments of $7.50. FA 34637 BOYD'S CABINET SHOP FA 32117. ‘33 Chevrolet Pick-up Ttuek, 391 Elm FA M U I INVENTORY SPECIALS I excel, cond., $339. FA 36914 Sell Ua Your Furniture. ZIG ZAGS A STRAIGHT Sit. A Sun. Travel GREYHOUND. Cell Quick Service With the STITCHES FA 31421 or 9986 and we Cash. SUPER TRADING 3 Singer Portablw, 99 ea.; 1939 Chevrolet BelAlr, 4-Dr, win have our TAXI pick POST. FA 2-0677. radio and heater, automatic. Singer in Console $27; Zlg you up. Homer Little, Grey­ S cyL 9169, take Zeg Port. $41; New Home Used furniture, appliance*, hound Bus Station. M.R. Yo Port. 99. Them are all re­ tools, etc. Bought • Sold, FIANO SVC. * TUNING conditioned, S o m e a r e terry's Mart 213 Sanford TO WHOM Rebuilding • Refeltitig Trade-Ins atnlrepoeseaskms. Ave. Ph. FA 24132. rr MAY CONCERN: FREE ESTIMATES 104 So. Park, 333 9411. Take notice that n 1999 FenBEDS FOR RENT GENE CUMBAA tiac Motor and Serial No. 822-2661 — Call PM Only Bofpltal, Rollaways, Juve­ T F t GE Apt eise Refrigera­ 990L 9731 add to Frank Jr. nile. FREE delivery and tor. Excel. Cond. $69, Ph. and Shirley Khigbt, under HEATING Pick-up. FA 39134. a conditional sales contract, SERVICING - TESTING FURNITURE CENTER dated October 4, 1861 will GUNS. New A Uaed. U rge Lewis Sales k Service 1100 French Ave. be sold at pubUe auction at selection. Will trade, Also 2317 C. C. Road FA 27928 Ph. FA 3-7931 301 S. Elm Ave.. Sanford. repair. Taekla sold A re­ SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ 34. Articles For Sato FU. oa Jan. II, 1164 at »:9» paired. Osteen Bridge Fish tios, ate. Free estimate. Ph. Camp A Gun Shop. A. M. 9231309. GET professional carpet SYRACUSE. NEW YORK cleaning results—rent Blue GREEN Krothler sofa, glass- DATED: 1-741 WELLS DRILLED. PUS!PS, Lustre Elec. Shampooer 91 top coffee table. FA 34243. LINCOLN NATIONAL RANK SPRINKLER SYSTEMS per day. Carroll's Furs. AND TRUST COMPANY OP FIREPLACE WOOD AH Types and Sites CENTRAL NEW YORK Oak and Pine We Repair and Service 1 REFRIGERATOR. 1 Baby BY: C. J. Sweeney, Assistant Robert Morris, 3230333 Crib. FA 2-4323. h T I N E Vice-President Machinery and Supply l'o. Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ 207 W. 2nd SL FA 26433 RECORDING Fathometer, 0' rees. $2.33 pr. Army-Navy 37. t a t s - Motors to 240' Ratheon, 9 months Surplus, Sanford. For FAST TAXI Service call old; stereo-hi-fi combo con13’ FlbergUs Orlando Clipper, Homer LltUe at Greyhound eotette. Call 323-6273 after • FOR SALE- Fill dirt, clay, trailer, 13 hp. Elec. John, Bue Station. FA 31421 or p.m. eon. Complete rig ready to shell, peat and topsoil. Ellis go. Excel, cond. $779. Ph. Lloyd, FA 2-2378. Carpet Special! FA 34106, Washing Machine Sales LIM IT E D T IM E 1 I t READY MIX Concrete, win­ k Service dow sills, lintels, steps, BEST BUYS NOW on all IMS Mac has THROWN AWAY the Free Estimate on Repairs models while they last. blocks, sand, cement, rock, Percentage Book. 322-7363 2640 Hiawatha Sample prices: 91093 TS hp, pipe, steel, pease traps, Buy your Carpet or Ruga at Evlnrudea $730; $ 7 « 40 hp. dry walls, stepping stones. Dealer COST plus $1 per Tractor mowing k Grading. 9330; $473 29 hp. $ » ; 9403 Miracle Concrete Co. yard. Call FA 37631. IS hp. $333; 9Ut IS hp. 93U; FA 9-6751 A L L FIR S T Q U A L IT Y 809 Elm Ava. 4333 3*t hp. 9198; 91796 IP Plane Tuning sod Repair TOP RATED M IL L S Family Runabout 41199; W. L Harmon — FA 3-42X3 Call us for a showing of these 35. Articles Wanted 9423 14' Fiah A Ski $479; IP fine Carpets In your home. WANTED! Citrus fruit. U rge 29. Automobito Service Gator trailers only 9130, Nylon, Acrilan, AU Wool, or smell amounts. Bonded Terms’. Robmn Sporting etc. Hundreds to choose Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee MensAU TO GLASS Goods, field, FA 34244.________ from. TERMS! Up to two FA 33991. IN S T A L L E D years to Payl 36. Automobiles - Trucks Senknrik Ginns und Faint V A -FH A P rop erty Mnnsgsment & Sains Broker . 12 Rtratt Jan. 9, 1964 — Pape 11 SI. t a t t y 2 Bit. upstairs apt. Clean, BR CR Lake Mary home lo­ St. Johns Realty 3 cated nicely furntehctl Adults Just 2 block* from S W E E T IE P I E B y N adin e SeUxer TllF. TIME TESTED FIRM 975 mo. FA 2-0869. public bathing beach and 111 N. Park Ave. FA 36121 walking dlaUncw to atom BOOM A Board, or Room, end school. Sacrifice price COUNTRY HOME for man or woman. Phone of 18.100 for quick sale. 3 BR, 1 bath. 3 minutes tram FA 2-3890. Good terms! Be the flnt downtown Sanford. Plenty to phone Art Day at Stam­ FURN. 2 BR House. 3312~ So. of shade trees and bearing per Agency, 322-MI, 1»19 Sanford A»e., FA 2-3639. orange trees, Plus Patio and So. French Ave. Barbecue Tit. A Bargain at 2 BR House. Water (urn fix 17300 with Good Terms I 3 BR Houm wtln acreages— mo. FA 2-36B3. located 1 miles north SL 3 HR home, kit. equipped. $73. Johns River on 17-92 Ulway. FA 2-3303. Call 337-3292 EuaUs lor de­ 1901 Park Avenue tails. 2 BEDROOM Upstairs Apt FA 2-3232 anytime newly furn. 306 W. 13th 8t. 3 BR. Houm, fun. at 710 WE REGRET FA 2 2951. Palmetto. For appt Phone We have no more Homes FA 2-2403. Price reduced. FURN. 1-BR cottage. Adults available at Tee *N Green only. FA 2-1187. Estates. Our temporary Of­ 3 BR Frame home. Fura. 96,900. 2301 Palmetto. fice location is Lake Way3 BR. House, kitchen equip­ men Heights Model, Ph. ped. FA > 3838. LOCH ARBOR TE 8-3911. For homes la 3 BR, 2 bath Ranch style ••CLEAN quiet Rooms” The Crystal Lake Park and Sur­ home featuring spaciousness Gablei. FA 3-0730. rounding Territory Watch throughout. Including the for New Model Opening. femily-aised kitchen k se­ THREE bedroom House. West parate dialog room; plus Side. |79 per mo. Built-to L M N Enterprises, Inc. SWIMMING POOL k fenc­ ■tost. Harold C. Logan, Pres. ed yard. Priced right at J. W. Hall Realty Phone TE 8-3911 $17,000 with FHA terms of Ph. 322-3641 Mr. Leatherbury only $700 down. Vacant now or Mr. Ferguson CHOICE RENTALS and ready to show! UNFURNISHED BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1M bath home. One bedroom |!| f BR, 1 Bath . . ..... ...... 9 73 That*o tha fifth baby i 4 BR. 3 Bath ...... ...... 8133 has separate entrance, can to remain an i 3 BR. 2 Bath ..... ...... 9133 be rested for income. Will 1901 S. Park Avs. trade for smaller place. ___ FA 38232 anytime 3 BR, 1 Bath ...... ...... 9100 15. Baalnoas Opportunity 19* BHi Shown by appelatmet. Cell 9 BR. 1 Bath ...... ...... 9*3 15. Buafncas Opportunity STORE FOR RENT. 314 San­ DAY'S Work wanted. Pbooa FA 39646. ford Are., FA 9-0221. FA 1-7063. WINTER PARK MI 4-8916 1956 Ford Victoria Tudor hardtop. Only . . . . 1959 Renault 4-CV Clean throughout. The master of the road. economy 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 CONVERTIBLE, bright red with sporty black top. 1959 Buii'k I a * Sabre 3- *1795 *2095 *595 *695 *495 *495 *495 *495 *595 *1095 (4 ) Trying To Figure Which Model And Equipment Y ou W ant? W HY NOT: D eal W ith A Dealer Who W an ts Y o u r Business And W ill Take The Necessary Time To Consult W ith You On Y o u r Auto Needs. • GEAHED • WIDE TO YOUR SELECTION 8AT18FACTION OF NEW Pontiac — Buick — Rambler Models & Quality Used Cars. Red Hot Special 195H Cadillac Coupe DeVilto, Like New Condition, Fully Equipped. Very Special A t *1495 lit H pm nlud | tt4 C WU HJH » door hardtop, 2-lone paint. Duly M AN Y MORE TO CHOOSE FROM All Sold With A 1 Year GW Warranty. SeminoleCo.Motors 1801 W. F ln t St. F A 2-0614 [ M b ST [ > [ r a w b l e r u T c k j ft �Demo Leaders Turn Heat On For Action ether historian, James Ford WASHINGTON — William •eaten (D.-Ceon.), w ho peeved we in Uto U J . Senate •ad State Deportment, writes tea in agreement with n colm i which upheld tha Speak­ er e< tha House ai tha logical and democratic successor to a Vic* President who hoe gone to the White House. But Hr. Beaton, • serious and informed thinker — pub­ lisher o f tha Encyclopedia Britanniea — goto further. / " I go so far as to think that tha Vica Presidency ought to be abolished and that the Speaker o f tho H omo should always ha the ■ucceesoe to tho President. I know too much about tha way tho Vice Presidential candidates have been select­ ed, The process of selection Is too occidental and too hap­ hazard. The Speaker or the Hones is always an experienc­ ed politician who h u been tested in the crucible. Yes, let ns abolish tha Vies Pres­ idency." Well, a good many people lack through history have agreed with Mr. Benton. John Adame, the first Vice Presi­ dent, thought it tho most sueleea office ever devised by tha brain of man. Theo­ dore Roosevelt considered himself moosetrapped in tho poet by Mark Honno, w h o wanted to take T.R. out o f circulation. I f you have an Idia evening to review the standard histories of the De­ mocratic and Republican par­ ties, written by Prank R. Kent end William Starr My­ ers, respectively, you sen refresh your memory on tho Throttlebottoma whom both parties have nominated os presidential stand-bys. Y a t only in ona Instance did a vice presidential suc­ cessor bring disaster with him, and in no instance was a Presldent-by-eccIdent any sort o f a personal disgrace. Andrew Johnson, a Souther­ ner, did not have the genius to carry out Lincoln's pro­ gram fo r tha defeated Con­ federacy ("w ith malice to­ ward nona"), but he did no worse In an Impossible fla than eeverel duly elected Presidents have done In times o f depression end par­ ty split. We only had one di­ grace In the White House — Warren Harding — w h o s e stand-in, C a l v i n Coolldge, proved the heter man on the ticket. I t is hard to fiml much fau lt with the successors of this century — Roosevelt, Coolldge, Freeman, Johnson, Or, back in tha 10th century, with Tyler, who was a better man than President Harrison, or with Fillmore, who had it all over President Taylor. Evtn the most obscura suc­ cessor, Chester Arthur, who followed Garfield, did a cred­ itable relief Job, though his only national csperlence had been aa Collector of the i'ort o f New York, a political job be got under President Grant anj lost under President Hayes. And yet, as Myers wrote, "Arthur really made a success as President." An- Rhode*, said: fundamentally "A rth u r a WASHINGTON (D P I) Democratic leaders turned on the pressure today to shove through Congress major parte o f President Johnson's pro­ gram and to get them enacted by summer, as he bluntly suggested. was gentleman and era* simply his wU during hi* ocupancy of better the presidency.* Abolition o f the vice pres* idency, It appears to me, would not insure us a pal n il netting duds In the White House. W* hare had them there by election, as was sa lly true in the case o f William Howard Taft, to eay nothing o f Grant who, desplta maindome scandals in his two Ad* ministrations, came close to gettin g a third-term nomlnetion. The democratic process la not foolproof,' or we would never have chosen Herding over Cos. The responsibility goes back to the party sys­ tem which ought to offer us two tickets o f four estimehie men. John F. Kennedy's In­ sistence upon Johnson stems the best, most responsible example that history has yet re­ corded. H r. Benton further propos­ es that any successor to a vacant White House be re­ quired to face almost Imme­ diate confirmation at the polls. H e writes: "There's nothing escred bout having presidential alectiona In the present rhythm o f every four years. . , U o it o f the European countries have their elections at whet seems to them the most ap­ propriate time — r a t h a r than on any fixed rhythm.'* But, there fe, I con tend, something "sacred" and Am­ erican about tha four-year rhythm. It has served us well. Indeed, the mystique which attaches to the Amerlrnn presidency is demonstrably e better Ruaranty o f excellence then meny whoop-end holler campaigns have been. The seven Vies Presidents win have succeeded by death ere a long way from being the seven worst Presidents we ever had. We need a lot o f thinking nn the aucresxion subject, ami Mr, lien Urn's contributions ere welcome ami cogent. But when it cornea to “ sober sec­ ond thoughts," the existing system sUnds. It hns stood the test o f time. OUTGOING OVIEDO Councilman Ben F . W ard Jr., right, congratulate! brother Robert L . Ward, incoming councilman, who was officially in­ stalled at Monday night's meeting o f the City Council. (Herald Photo) By D s n s Extra Six members of the Lyman High 8cbool Band presented a program o f entertainment for the regular monthly meet­ ing o f the Longwood Civic League which took place Tuesday. The musical group played a variety of songs including "B ill Bailey." "High Society" and "Wlicn The Sninta Go Marching In." Inslrumcntaltsts presenting the pro­ gram were Richard Morgan, Pat McLaughlen, D e n n i s House, Roger Deppcn, Wil­ liam Wharton and Jim tierrartl, who also played a ban­ jo solo, Mr*. Elizabeth Hille, presIdent, who rondurtrd Die meeting, announced that a Hobby Show will he held at the Civic League Rulkllng on Saturday, Jan. 25, from 2 un­ til 4 p.m. Mra. Geneva Start will serve as chairman of tho event and the displays will bo open for viewing by the pub- playi for judging. The best exhibits will be entered in the Federation o f Women'* Clubs Hobby Show scheduled for Jnn. 28 at Sorosis House In Orlando. In other businesa at Tues­ day's meeting, the annual card party was planned for Friday, Jan. 24, at 8 p.m. at the Civic League Building. Tho public is invited and re­ freshments will be served. Tickets are available from any member. Mrs. Garland Show has been named chair­ man o f the parly. Tables for the meeting wero beautifully decorated with arrangements o f camel­ lias. Serving as hostesses were Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. W. E. Kehellig, Mrs. J. O. Durning, Mrs. II. C. Greene, Mrs. Ed­ gar Fawcett and Mra. Ralph Hammond. The next meeting will be on Feh. 4. They set tentatively for Feb­ ruary a House vote on John­ son's top priority met sun, a broad anU-dlscriminstion bill aimed at safe-guarding Negro rights in voting, schools. Jobs end use o f public accommo­ dations, Hearings started on the measure today in tbs rules committee. In the Senate, leaders step­ ped up the timetable foe Gn­ at committee actloa on a House-passed 111 billion tax cut—next on Johnson's legis­ lative must list—and tentat­ ively planned to put K to a floor vote In February, about Uw same time the House acts on civil righ ts.' Senate lea d en alio were acting on new moves to speed the tagging legislative ma­ chine fo r earller-thsn-asual handling o f other controversial chons, such as the dozen or m a n annual money bills Con­ gress must pass. In his first State o f the Union message Wednesday Johnson put the civil rights and tax bills at the top of Ills list, but packaged them with an array o f other wel­ fare and economic requests. Congressional leaders said privately some o f these simply could not be handled this year. PEOPLE BELIEVE IN W A S H IN G T O N COL. R A Y CROMLEY, award - winning expert on military, foreign a f­ fair*, science and eco­ nomics, will be writing T h e Herald's column entitled "Political Notebook” which ap­ pears d a i l y on this newspaper’s editorial page. C r o m l e y will write several columns each week. Bruce Hoissat also will bo writing some o f the articles. Cromley's first column will appear In Friday's edition o f The Herald. STRAIG H T BOURBON REG. 5.15 TRADE Come In And Make Us An Offer, No RcnNonnblo Offer Refused Kitchen - Utility Stool with purchase o f any ________Maytag Own a New Maytag Aulomatle D r y e r for only 12.19 per week. Own a New Maying Automatic " itthrr fur only ||,TI pee werk. Maytag Wa«her A Dryer fur only II.M per werk. M a > I a g Wringer W antier fur o n l y >l.l(( |ier wrek. Giant Sired Tub Safely Lid Switch Rust Proof MAYTAG RATED NO. I In I.eadiitK A net) .la Report BRANDY RESERVE 33d03d BOURBON REG. 4.45— 33.88 C A S K s th J. W . DANT M AR TIN I & D.O.M ROSSI Sw eet «e KENTUCKY S TR A IG H T BOURBON STUD 10.50 CHAMPION Brandy Dry VERMOUTH Keg- >18 10 YE AR STR. HHII. • *• FOUR ROSES BLENDED WHI S K E Y O LD CROW M cG R EG O R J .W . D A N T STR. KY. ROITRIION P E R FEC T IO N BEG. 4.50 B c T T l lo tr ; g r a i n ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE M ILSH IR E D R Y (JIN . S.TS— 47.88 CASE 3A3H3H straight ■ * 4 .3 9 NOBODY. BUT N O B O D Y S IL L S W H IS K ! Y Imported STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON Ni *W * BLEND FIRST PA YM E N T DUE A F T E R FEU. 1, OV1AVIAJ v » 43.75 CASE OF 12 H O M E K I N G O F S I Z E D T H E H I - B A L L inside and out .120 S. Sanford Ave. 8 CHARME T O S S "* Jiurrounds tlolhes CHARRED O AK a IMPORTED IMPORTED SCOTCH lijentle, even heol RI.KNDF.D W IIIS K F .Y C A N A D IA N W H IS K Y IMP. FRENCH • EXCLUSIVE HA 1.0 t>F HEAT ACTION DIG LINT FILTER FAST LtlW TEMP. DUA INI FULLY AUTOMATIC COOI, CABINET BUST PROOF, Just N orth o f Casselberry City Limits H w y. 17-92 * H alfw ay Between Sanford and Orlando There’s A Reason A B C Is The South's L arge st Liqu or D ealer BRAND Y Personally tested and nelcctrd by uur own expert* In Ky. We guarantee this .uperb whiskey to be the lighrst bourbon in the world. OVER 15,00(1,1)00 M AYTAGS H AV E BEEN SOLD! O LD TH O M PSO N C H R IS T IA N BR O T H E R S f w r . ____ — Lint F iller Tub I CROWN 1 BLEND RED. 4.99 L IQ U O R F O R L E S S W E ’L L D E A L Fully Automatic WASHINGTON — (N E A ) — by FAA end CAB will further reduce Ibe number of air­ fast airplanes likely line-served airports in tho w ill be buixing into America's jeers ahead. transportation picture like a CAB’s uae-lt-or-Iose-it progrim will wreak a steady swarm o f busy bees. The reason is that many attrition of sm aller towns that U rge airlines may be cutting will lose scheduled air service back service to smeller cities for lack of support. Preurd by CAB and Con­ ■cross the nation. The gap will be filled—and in tome gress to reduce their subsidy cases service will be broad­ needs, airlines will gradual­ ened—by air taxis, planes de­ ly give up marginal traflie fined by the Civil Aeronautics points or at least cut to a min­ Board as weighing not over imum number of daily land­ 12,500 pounds. They give ings. With today's emphasis on scheduled, irregular or de­ speed, many passengers may mand service. More than 2.000 air taxi become reluctant to spend operators envision a rich har­ almost as much time in sur­ vest o f business flowing from face travel at the end of a the decision of the Federal 1,500-mile plane trip as they Aviation Agency end the CAB spend in the air. For example, without air to trim government subsidies to airports and airlines. Be­ taxi, a businessman traveling cause such subsidies can spell from Los Angeles to Fred­ the difference between blsck ericksburg. V e.t could let to and red Ink, many airlines Washington'! Dulles Airport may have to eliminate ser­ in lesa than four hours, but vice to maoy small commu­ would then have to spend an nities. Taxis will soom into additional two and a half the vacuum, carrying passen­ hours getting to Fredericks­ gers into the scheduled air­ burg via limousine and bus. By air taxi, he can fly from line network. Dullea to Fredericksburg in A side benefit to passengers 20 minutes. may be that those in areas A major step in the air taxi nut now serviced by regular lines will iind air taxla in­ breakthrough la creation of the National A ir Taxi Service creasingly available. A ir taxi operatori feel that Guide, Just issued as part of Uieir future i* rosy for meny the Official Airline Guide. It lists the cities served by reasons: While there are over 8,000 members of the National A ir airports In the United States, Taxi Conference (N A T O , ex­ few er than 600 have sched­ act fares for single and twinuled airline service. For the engine aircraft, the number passenger traveling to or of passengera who can be car­ from one o f the 5,400 off-air- ried and estimated Hying line cities, air taxis provide time. The guide has been distri­ Ihe means to go all the way buted to 23 major airline* by air. The idea of having one air­ which recognize NATC. Theso port serve all cities in a airlines will make a ir taxi geographical region endorsed reservations tor passengers. Small, M AYT AG SUPREM E 4 CYCLES - IMP. SCOTCH BOURBON W E’L L fL 'P !) Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ nedy said today be would re­ main in his cabinet post un­ til a fter tba presidential elec­ tion. The brother o f the lata PresIdent Kennedy also said be would be available to pity whatever role would be use­ ful to the Democratic party in the election campaign. Although he has been back at work for some time, Ken­ nedy has avoided the public limelight as much a i possible since the assassination of his brother on Nov. 22. The attorney general pre­ viously had told persooal friends only that he would re­ main in office " a t least until Congress acts on the civil rights legislation and pro­ bably through the election." He went one step further In an interview today in whieh he detailed his plans for the Immediate future. He said he had thought about his per­ sonal outlook beyond the elec­ tion but had made no firm decisions that fa r ahead. "M y one interest really Ji being attorney general," ne said. " I Just don't know what I will do in the future. I cer­ tainly will stay at attorney general through the election." " I would be available to cam paign." he said. "There hasn’ t been anything said about It but I'll do whatever anyone in the administration or Democratic party feels is helpful." 8 YEAR Wool is elnatlc enough to stretch about 30 per cent be­ yond Us length, yet Spring Member* of the League will bach to origiuul measure­ be urged to submit hobby dis- ments. Water Temperature Selector By Jane Casselberry The Sunshine Circle of the Casselberry Community Meth­ odist WSC8 met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. John Birkhrliner, U90 Seminola Boulevard. Casselberry. Mrs. Phillip Cacsbar led the devotions. Circle Chairmen Sir*. John Howard reported on the group's Christmas visit to eld­ erly patients of the Shaner Nursing Home In Casselberry when small gifts, fruit, cooklea end gay holiday decorations were taken to the Iwine by circle members. Christmas carols were sung by a trio consisting of Mrs. Darwin Shea and her daughters, Dar­ lene end Velorie. The circle voted to again visit the home on Valentine's Day. A study on Southeast Asia will begin at the next meeting to be held Feb. 4 at the home o f Mra. I. G. Reu.er, 325 Piocy Ridge Road, Casselberry. Refreshments of Danish pas­ try, coffee and tea were serv­ ed by the hostess prior to the RFK Offers To Campaign For Democrats POPOV or NITl - OPINING Til CLOSING ) 9c I kdt’ v S N ' u () dt I A Mt et - N »IN ME U?CH **** M 81AM Sc H I N i t ' d h ( v , • i, At ’ rilB K )P g U S 8K4NDS ANl M »| St A C S A M V O C ANADIAN CLUB . CUTTY S ARK N O C O C K T A I L OR >M - S t AN A ( •A N !LM »• A S' .•) is. |N< ANU VODKA Made b y the maker o f Smirnoff C'f >*■ « a OLD T a y l o r 1 0 C OLD G R A N D D a D ™ M black & wuui Ml KEO DRI NK OV t K 4 REG. IJiti �V Board Unable To Agree On University Members Deadlocked On Lake Ada, Bluestone ^ a ttfo rb S m t lit * Zip Code 32771 > W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Saturday; high today near 70; lour tonlgh in 40a. \ eio0* Wr ieUsa No m atter what happen*, it* a big day for Circuit Judge Voile A . William* Jr. It's his birthday. (Editor's note to hia wife, Connie; it's going to take a lot o f cake to accom­ modate those 44 candles). • • • fo r m e r Senator Fred (Bud) Dickinson wUl be in Talla­ hassee Jen. 1*. for a press conference to formally an­ nounce bis candidacy for gov­ ernor. We believe that wiU make the sixth DemocraUe candidate to toes his hat in the ring• • e V O L . 56 Cl s The Clock watchers arc at it again. Ona expresses the hope that someone will put a cafeteria in the old ASP Food Store at Second and Magnolia. “ It's a shame," says bo, " fo r a city (to be) the site o f Sanford not to hava one. He referred Ihe new Tradewinds which opened last week in Casselberry's Semi* note Plata. Ona night this week the Plata'a parking lot —which can handle hundreds of ears—was almost at full capacity. s e e From another Clock Watchor; 'I f tho federal govern­ ment needs a space school as badly ns Gen. Davis and Dr. Debus claims, thsn let the federal government build U. Our caller was Peter Kureh, a complex engineer at the Cape Kennedy Test Center, lie says It would be ridiculous to put the East Central Flor­ ida University In Brevard. To paraphrase ■ statement by Dr. Debus— " I t would be a* u itlcts to high school grads In the area a* putting it at the North Pole." • •• N O . 101 The Seminote County Board o f Public Instruction told a delegation of mothera repre­ senting parent-teacher groups of the English Estates and South Seminole elementary schools Thursday that It may be from six to 13 weeks be­ fore the English Estates plant la ready of oecupanry. The delegation. Inquiring as to why the new school was not ready for use when ses­ sions resumed after the holi­ day!, was Informed lhat the school has been completed ex­ cept for the Installation o f a lift station necessary to finish work on the plant's sewage disposal. The delegation also was tuld by Supt. R. T . Milwee, that "W e are exploring every available avenue to enable ui to begin classes at English Estates at quickly at we can ." Approach roads to the Eng­ lish Estates school, South Seminole Elementary and South Seminole Junior High also came in for inquiries by the delegation. County En­ gineer William Bush Jr., said that he had been authorized lo com pic to only a clay stabLilaed road to the English Wednesday the Clock report­ ed that realtors la Seminole bed some of the best lifting* they’ ve had in a long time. Today, Ed Leatoertury. k llN Enterprise*’ vice praM eat, says bis firm told thsmielves eight out o f office space in the Tee 'N Green Development. (I S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A The City of Sanford has completed negotiations and the purchase of die Woodruff Building situated on the northwest comer of First Street and Tark Avenue in downtown Sanford. a • e 10, 1964 School Opening 6-12 Weeks Off, Board Says The grapevine's busy again. This tim e it tells the Clock that Mrs. Marjorie Shepard, deputy tax collector for the peat 12 years, will run for tha office her bosi will vacate at the end o f his present term. We understand that she will look Into the feasibility of a south Semlnols U g renewal servko. e s s s F R I* J A N U A R Y and By Fred Van City To Buy Woodruff Building until I p.m. neat Thursday. it E x ta b lla h a d HKM4 Econ, B U L L E T IN TALLAH ASSEE Bluestone, Lake Ada Deseret The vote to establish the central facility o f an exten­ Douglas Stenatrom o f San­ sion o f the University o f Floe* — The strongly p r o t e s t e d Ida engineering college la or against the Board o f Control’* near the Cape was 1-2. this afternoon spilt on a se­ The board's recommenda­ lack o f a decision, pointing lection o f the university alto, out that both Orange and tion for toe engineering site being equally divided for Counties devoted now goes to the Cabinet Board Lake Ada and niueatene, Seminole many heura o f their time and o f Education for final action. A fte r a prolonged argument, Member* Chester Whittle, the board voted S-‘J for Blue- spent thousands o f dollar! fo l­ Orlando, and Charles Forman, stone and the chairman, Bays lowing tho policies and regu­ Fort Lauderdale, wanted the Harrison, tied it up by voting lations laid down by the decision delayed a n o t h e r fo r Lake Ada. Then they fo l­ board, lie pointed out that month , lowed with a separate vote on they should have made a de­ But Dr. Wayne McCall, each site. The results were cision today. Ocala, said it w a i urgent that 3-3 for Bluestone, 3-3 fer s • • the board move now oo lo­ Lake Ada and 3-3 against cating this facility "even U TALLAHASSEE <U1M) Econ. The Board of Control voted we make a mistake." The board then opened the today to locate a graduate en­ Tlte arguments on this en­ •election m atter again by gineering and research cen­ gineering extension or GENinstructing Orange and Semi- ter In the Cape Kennedy area ESYS program aa It'a been note Counties to resubmit bids hut delayed until this after­ dubbed by the academician*, U it leaving In consideration noon a derision on a itte for and other matters consumed ford State Board o f Control her* Municipal officials through out tho county hsva received invitations to attend tho eaecutlvo provide opening of Maitland's new First National Bank. It'll ba held from 4:30 • U n ite d P r e s s L e a s e d W i t * Orange, Seminole Asked To Resubmit Proposals * The Methodist Children's Home is in need e f several Christian couples to serve as heusa parents. Couples in their lata 40‘s or in their SO'* who no longer hive children at home and who would like an opportunity for service are in­ vited to apply. If you're In­ terested contact Walter D. Tropf at the horns in Enter­ prise. • * • Here'a another new Florida traffic law: pedestrians are subject to traffic control sig­ nals at all Intersections. Where sidewalks are provid­ ed a pedestrian must not, un­ less required by other drcumstances, walk upon the portion of a roadway paved foe vehicular traffic. Whert sidewalks art not provided, pedestrians must walk ooly on the shoulder of the road­ way. So, be careful where you walk. It might not only cost you money. It could cost you jo u r Ufa. • • • Now that i f * about lime to get new lags, this morning we heard about one fellow who said hia ear was so old W would have to hava upper gnd low er plates. T h e announcement w a s made at noon today by Mayor A. L. Wilson from Talla­ hassee where he Li attending today's meeting of the State Board of Control. The cost of the building was reported to be $60,000. The city, according to reports, in­ tended to rate the structure and utilise the land for a downtown parking facility. City Commissioner James Crappa told The Herald this afternoon that live commission has not yet decided if it will place meters on the parking area. The building, constructed in ISM, has been a longtime landmark In the Sanford area. 3 Girls Escape Through Tunnel BERLIN gtrll en'a 1* . Un wall tltroaO tofoaasl s s a pitted a l i l l i r W f t w ....lists were permitting West Berlin­ er* to make Chrivtmsi-timc visits. Western police disclos­ ed Thursday. The West Berlin builders of the tunnel were able to warn other would-be escapees in time to prevent their arrests when the Communists found the tunnel. It was live first news of a tunnel tub year. Western police revealed Its existence only after the Communists dis­ covered Its mouth, flooded it with tear gas, and blasted it shut with dynamite to prevent further escapes. The girls fled the Commun­ ist sector on Tuesday. Officiala said a large group of East Berliners had planned to follow them, but some coal yard workers in East Berlin stumbled across the opening and informed Communist au­ thorities. Home Builders Meet Tuesday The first 1964 meeting of the Seminole County Home Builders Association will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m., at the Cspri Restaurant. "Outlook. 1964." will be the subject of an address by John Krlder, manager of the Sem­ inob County Chamber o ( Commerce. S I 1 E R I F F J. L . H O I I B Y dons an apron an he prepared to join ninole Coun"Morchinjr Mothers” later this month on behalf o f the Semtnoli t y ’s March o f Dimes campnijrn. ‘ Helpinir to wane war oguinat birth ile. fects and arthritis,” said Hobby, shown with General Chairman Rill Reek, "is cause enough for m© to participate in this march.” All Seminole Coun­ ty mothers says Reek, are urged to Join with Sheriff Hohby in making this year’s effo rt a success. (Herakl Photo) Sloan Enters Race For Tax Collector Heavy Fighting Flares Again w *, lo c r H s e titorv&sc £ IL B O *. l t » campaign for the office t o | U n g braketU FIJ owl formally awnn— n kia R - 1assist him. seal he said » « ! a;airt t o - f ^ T f u cn n “rioting |carne.il) aoilclu U>r vote out Panamanian Piini,niaTllan mutts >nd daey for public office. and U. S. an support of hcminolc County | . Sloan, a native Floridian , . . , , , Army troops at the border ehlirna talerwsfod in the most | a|Ing thc Cana, ZuQe and a resident of Sc mine c t Uy> County [or tho past 22 years, efficient operation of the col- from , ,leclamJ lor lha ofIll.c U couo. lector s oflice. About 3oo rock-throwing Sloan, 42, resides at 2vmi1 ty tax collector, the post cur­ Panamanians gathered on the rently held by John L. Gallo­ Magnolia Avc., Sanford, with Panama City side of the bor­ way who previously stated his wile, the former Miss der at mid-day to attack that be would not be a candi­ tois Meriwether, and their American soldier* on the three children, Kathy It, El­ date for re-election. other side. The soldiers used In addition to being asso­ len 12 and Frank 0. tear gas and rifle tire to keep ciated with tiie Coast Line for the rioters in check. the past 22 years, Sloan Is al­ Other street mobs attack­ so a registered real estate ed the U.S.-owned Tropical broker. He is a member of Radio office In downtown Pan­ the Board of Deacons of the ama City near the plush Hotel First Presbyterian Church, a Panama. veteran of World War II. a All of the American casual­ WASHINGTON ( UPI I Mason, member of the Bahia ties were on the zone able of Army Secretary Cyru* R. . . Temple, Sanford Shrine Club, Vance, a onetime aide of resulted from and B.L.F. and E. and the mob attacks, American auPresident Johnson, has brrn Seminole Numismatic Society, thorities said. named to succeed Roswell I ) . , lie attended Wake Forrest The anti-American rioting Gilpatric In the Defense De­ College. resumed just before dawn partment's second mod Im­ In 1961, Sloan was appoint­ with a mob attack on the U. ed to the Advisory Council of portant Jots., S. embassy in Panama City. Gilpalrtc. deputy to Secre­ the Florida Industrial Com­ President Robert K. Chlari tary Robert S. McNamara mission by Gov. Bryant. denounced Thursday night “ I am confident," Sloan since 1961. leaves thr Penta­ what he termed American sa.d today, "that t can man­ gon Jan. 20 to return to bb "aggression” amt suspended age the affairs of the tax law practice In New York. diplomatic relations with collector's office If I am Ills departure, cvpcctrd *incc Washington elected I will endeavor to last June, has been delayed serve all of the people of try the Senate's Investigation Seminole County to the very of the controversial TF X war best of my ability. I am high­ plane contract award. To sucreed Vance, Jolin.-um ly interested in politici and nominated I he Rev. Grover Sewell, pastor in the field of public service, Thursday ,h* Presbyterian and t consider myself capable Army's present undersecre o l of carrying out the respective tary. Stephen Alles. who like Church of Sanford, will be duties of the office to the sat­ t'li predecessor, is (rum West installed as loot president of the Sanford Ministerial Asso­ isfaction o f all our citizens." Virginia, ciation when the organiza­ tion convenes tonight at the Tradewinds Cafeteria The association's outgoing president, Itev. John T. Ad­ ams Jr., pastor of the First Methodist Church of Sanford will Instill thr nrw presiding officer, Rev, Charles Decs Jr., pas­ tor of the Sanford Alliance Church, wilt tie installed as vice president and Rev. Fred R, Chance, pastor of San­ ford's First Baptist Church, as secretary-treasurer. J fc ji Vance Named To Gilpafric Post Ministers To Install Tonight State Ends '63 On Upsurge Country C Iu l) C ircle, escaped * e r lou* Injuries Thursday nigght when hia late model convertible skidded on wet pavement into a gondola car which waa part o f a northbound Atluntic Coast Line freight train at Lake Mary Road and West 25th St. Schoenfeld, the driver, was charged with reckle#a driving by Sanford Police l'apt. A . S. William*. * (Herald Photo) J O H N R O B E R T S C H O E N F E L D , 107 TALLAHASSEE ( C P U — Florida ended 1963 on an up­ ward economic surge, Reve­ nue Commission Director J. Ed Straughn reported Thurs­ day. Slraughn said sates tax col­ lections, a good barometer or business in the state, totaled 11* 3 million in December, an Increase of about 17 per cent over December of 1962, a new four-year unverslty in to much time that the board adjourned for lunch without east-central Florida. reaching the major bus loess before it—selection of a alt* In the Orlindo-Sanford area •• far the new university. Chairman Baya Harrison o l St. Petersburg has already In­ dicated that If Um board bog­ ged down today in making a final choice, he would recom­ WASHINGTON (U F I) AUSTIN, Tex. (U P I) mend starting all over again Sen. Bar^y Goldwater "caught Wounded Texas Gov, John in tha search for a alts. hell" as he predicted he would Connally casually announced The Board spent three for questioning the reliability Thursday he would seek re- month narrowing Its proposed of American missiles, but he elcctlon and predicted that locations down to four. may have opened up a major President Johnson could car­ T h e members set down to­ defense issue for this election ry Texas "60 to 40." d a y with the four choices fac­ year. ing them: The so-called Econ The Issue la whether the site bordering the city limlta Democratic administration is DALLAS (U P I ) — J a c k o l Oviedo In Seminole County, putting too much dependence on strategic missiles and let­ Ruby's lawyers said Thursday 2,SOS acres: a 1,300-acre aits ting the bomber farces run they wanted his murder trial on the edge o f Sanford In down in size without develop­ moved away from the "harsh Seminole County; the Blueing new types of manned aba* tnd unreal" clim ate which stone >Ue south o f Orlande la c they laid was created by Dab t illa g e tlnmty, end a 2,'426> logic aircraft. acre aits on the Brevard-Oe* Defense Secretary Robert lae news media. pUnt' ceota County line close to Eau When questioned about the S. McNamara cut loose a me­ G elite. Goklwater Ihility of improving thr gaton blast at WASHINGTON (U PI) - An This last site was offered Winlrr Park Drive approaches Thursday shortly after the Re to South Seminole Elementary puhlirun presidential aspirant ardent foe of the admlnistra Thursday by backers o f the medicare proposal, Deseret site east of Orlando amt South Srininnlo Junior ended a swing In New llanp- tlon's High schools, Rush stated that shlre with the claim that U. Rep. Broyhlil, (R -V a .), to be­ In Orange County as a last the section o f tlte road to S, intercontinental rockets are ing considered to fill a Repub­ minute alternate which might lican vacancy on the House satisfy the wishes o f Cape which they were referring was "not dependable." McNamora accused the sen­ Waya and Means Committee. Kennedy officials for a univer­ within Casselberry's corp<Wsity easily accessible to thou­ ate limits and there Is noth­ ator, a reserve A ir Force ma­ sands of missile center work­ ing the county can do about jor general, of making a LUDOW1CI, Ga. (U P I) — ers and tha growing general statement that was "complete it. Milwre said this morning ly misleading, politically tore Authorities aald a migrant population in the area around that lie ami members of the sponsible and damaging to farmworker, Strom Iletml the Cape. The Deseret site had been school board appreciated the the national security." There nen, object of a national mur delegation coming to the was no support for the "false der alert, etiol and killed hto taken Informally out o f consid­ meeting with their inquiries." implication" that the nation wlfa and then himself Thurs­ eration la a meeting at Or­ "T h eir questions” he stated, was unable to depend on its day aa police Closed In on lando, Missile Range Commander "led to an understanding of long range missiles to carry them. out their miistoo, the defense Gen. Leighton f. Davie and their prohlems amt ours." Dr. Kurt Debus, head of the Asked if th« county school chief said. The Democrats, who came Kennedy Space Center on the officials knew before school WASHINGTON (U P D - R c sessions closed for hte holi­ to power claim ing there was publican National Chairman Cape, met with toe governor days that English Estates a "missile g a p " and found William E. M iller called on earlier this week to relay the school would not bo ready for there was none, have had to President Johnson today to feelings of Cape-area ieadere occupancy, Milwee declared, combat before now the con­ lionor John K. Kennedy’s on locating the university. Thursday, Bryant met prf"N o , wo expected to open tention that they are going "commitment” for television English Estates or we would too far too fast In relying on debates between tha presi­ vately at the governor’s man­ sion with Harrison and three not have announced it. If we missile* and deemphasizing dential candidates In 1964. other board member*. An had not expected the school to bomber*. Concern has been associate aald tha governor open we would have said so voiced by congressional Demo­ and woukl have explained toe crats as well a i Republicans. MI AMI I U P I)—A high So­ passed on the arguments of The A ir Force, in which viet official, reuioiti why." Nikolai Pod the Cape Kennedy official* Milwre wrnt on to explain, Goldwater recently served two gorny, derlarrd In Havana but did not attempt to influ­ "W e knew that the lift sta­ weeks on active duty, ha* pro Thursday night that the Unit ence the board'* choice. The governor will have hia tion required for the sewer flounced feelings both that erf Stairs wilt be devastated bomber-type planes system would not he ready. new by nuclear war unless it ac say when the recom mendstIon However, we expected North­ shmdd be developed and lhat crp ti "peaceful cuexistence' o f the board comes before to* Cabinet Board o f Education, east Sewer Corporation, a pri­ more missiles than now plan on Russia's terms. which Bryant head*. vately owned rompany, would nrd should be bought. It be temporarily connect our sys­ lleves a " m ix " of the two will tem to its lines and utilize a continue to be needed for special type of pumps. Ilut (he proper deterent force. Northeavt llrm could not lo­ cate the kind of pumps re­ qu ired " * I’lan Y ou r N ext Luncheon or lie concluded, ' This is the problem we encountered. We The director of the State Cocktail Party A t The C a r i b e . . . regret the school was nut Beverage Department, Rich­ opened as planned so lhat ard B. Keating, reported to­ double sessions could be e li­ day Hilt cigarette tax cotminated at South Seminole lerlion* for the month of No­ Klemenlary School. Aiide vember, 1963, amounted to s e rv e d d a lly from die sewer conned mas, nearly *4 million. the facility is complete, and Of this amount almost $630,we plan to open it at foe ear- ono will go to the state's gen­ best possible date." eral revenue fund and the re­ Goldwater Stirs nswA. Up Demos Willi Blast At ICBM Connally T o Run Ruby Asks Shift Medicare Foe Murder, Suicide Debates Asked Red Threatens Cigarette Tax $4 Million maining $3 million plus will he distributed to qualified municipalities. Those municipalities In The Sanford Police Depart­ Seminole participating In the ment reported this morniog distribution are as follows: Altamonte Springs $1,916, that a shot was fired into foe home of Mrs. Muriel Hunt at Casselberry $3.67*. Longwood 703 South Oak Ave. early $2,606, North Orlando $236. Thursday evening. Investiga­ Ovirdo $1,173, am! Sanford ting officer* believe It was $14.4*2. (b ed from a BU gun since no bullet of any kind was found. Lyman Caravan A caravan sponsored by tho The shot entered the front window of foe Hunt residence Lyman Boosters Club will where Mrs. Hunt had been leave the Longwood school at sitting. The window was shat­ 3:30 p.m. today to attend tho tered and glass was scatter­ Lyman High basketball game in Apbpka. ed about live room. Shot Fired Into Home d t a d u iA ... Complete Luncheons Priced From 75( Up . . . M eet Lou Morgenstern, our new Mixologiat Enjoy "M usic O n The House" ComplimentH O f The Management E V E R Y F R ID A Y N IG H T k riU V A LD E Z HOTEL Downtown Sanford, < � 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, January 09, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 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>, January 09, 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/6b32f24b62f9a2dcb88a658935c6b95e.pdf 056162aaf811631dc306c46fffcc9f00 PDF Text Text WASHINGTON — William •eaten (D.-Ceon.), w ho peeved we in Uto U J . Senate •ad State Deportment, writes tea in agreement with n colm i which upheld tha Speak­ er e< tha House ai tha logical and democratic successor to a Vic* President who hoe gone to the White House. But Hr. Beaton, • serious and informed thinker — pub­ lisher of tha Encyclopedia Britanniea — goto further. / "I go so far as to think that tha Vica Presidency ought to be abolished and that the Speaker of tho Homo should always ha the ■ucceesoe to tho President. I know too much about tha way tho Vice Presidential candidates have been select­ ed, The process of selection Is too occidental and too hap­ hazard. The Speaker or the Hones is always an experienc­ ed politician who h u been tested in the crucible. Yes, let ns abolish tha Vies Pres­ idency." Well, a good many people lack through history have agreed with Mr. Benton. John Adame, the first Vice Presi­ dent, thought it tho most sueleea office ever devised by tha brain of man. Theo­ dore Roosevelt considered himself moosetrapped in tho poet by Mark Honno, w h o wanted to take T.R. out of circulation. If you have an Idia evening to review the standard histories of the De­ mocratic and Republican par­ ties, written by Prank R. Kent end William Starr My­ ers, respectively, you sen refresh your memory on tho Throttlebottoma whom both parties have nominated os presidential stand-bys. Yat only in ona Instance did a vice presidential suc­ cessor bring disaster with him, and in no instance was a Presldent-by-eccIdent any sort of a personal disgrace. Andrew Johnson, a Souther­ ner, did not have the genius to carry out Lincoln's pro­ gram for tha defeated Con­ federacy ("with malice to­ ward nona"), but he did no worse In an Impossible fla than eeverel duly elected Presidents have done In times of depression end par­ ty split. We only had one di­ grace In the White House — Warren Harding — w h o s e stand-in, C a l v i n Coolldge, proved the heter man on the ticket. I t is hard to fiml much fault with the successors of this century — Roosevelt, Coolldge, Freeman, Johnson, Or, back in tha 10th century, with Tyler, who was a better man than President Harrison, or with Fillmore, who had it all over President Taylor. Evtn the most obscura suc­ cessor, Chester Arthur, who followed Garfield, did a cred­ itable relief Job, though his only national csperlence had been aa Collector of the i'ort of New York, a political job be got under President Grant a n j lost under President Hayes. And yet, as Myers wrote, "Arthur really made a success as President." An- ether historian, James Ford Rhode*, said: "A rthur was fundamentally a gentleman and era* simply his better w U during hi* ocupancy of the presidency.* Abolition of the vice pres* idency, It appears to me, would not insure us a pal nil netting duds In the White House. W* hare had them there by election, as was sa lly true in the case of William Howard Taft, to eay nothing of Grant who, desplta maindome scandals in his two Ad* ministrations, came close to getting a third-term nomlnetion. The democratic process la not foolproof,' or we would never have chosen Herding over Cos. The responsibility goes back to the party sys­ tem which ought to offer us two tickets of four estimehie men. John F. Kennedy's In­ sistence upon Johnson stems the best, most responsible example that history has yet re­ corded. H r. Benton further propos­ es that any successor to a vacant White House be re­ quired to face almost Imme­ diate confirmation a t the polls. He writes: "There's nothing escred bout having presidential alectiona In the present rhythm of every four years. . , Uoit of the European countries have their elections a t whet seems to them the most ap­ propriate time — r a t h a r than on any fixed rhythm.'* But, there fe, I con tend, something "sacred" and Am­ erican about tha four-year rhythm. It has served us well. Indeed, the mystique which attaches to the Amerlrnn presidency is demonstrably e better Ruaranty of excellence then meny whoop-end holler campaigns have been. The seven Vies Presidents win have succeeded by death ere a long way from being the seven worst Presidents we ever had. We need a lot of thinking nn the aucresxion subject, ami Mr, lien Urn's contributions ere welcome ami cogent. But when it cornea to “sober sec­ ond thoughts," the existing system sUnds. It hns stood the test of time. By Jane Casselberry The Sunshine Circle of the Casselberry Community Meth­ odist WSC8 met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. John Birkhrliner, U90 Seminola Boulevard. Casselberry. Mrs. Phillip Cacsbar led the devotions. Circle Chairmen Sir*. John Howard reported on the group's Christmas visit to eld­ erly patients of the Shaner Nursing Home In Casselberry when small gifts, fruit, cooklea end gay holiday decorations were taken to the Iwine by circle members. Christmas carols were sung by a trio consisting of Mrs. Darwin Shea and her daughters, Dar­ lene end Velorie. The circle voted to again visit the home on Valentine's Day. A study on Southeast Asia will begin at the next meeting to be held Feb. 4 at the home of Mra. I. G. Reu.er, 325 Piocy Ridge Road, Casselberry. Refreshments of Danish pas­ try, coffee and tea were serv­ ed by the hostess prior to the Demo Leaders Turn Heat On For Action OUTGOING OVIEDO Councilman Ben F . W ard Jr., right, congratulate! brother Robert L. Ward, incoming councilman, who was officially in­ stalled a t Monday night's meeting of the City Council. (Herald Photo) By D s n s Extra Six members of the Lyman High 8cbool Band presented a program of entertainment for the regular monthly meet­ ing of the Longwood Civic League which took place Tuesday. The musical group played a variety of songs including "Bill Bailey." "High Society" and "Wlicn The Sninta Go Marching In." Inslrumcntaltsts presenting the pro­ gram were Richard Morgan, Pat McLaughlen, D e n n i s House, Roger Deppcn, Wil­ liam Wharton and Jim tierrartl, who also played a ban­ jo solo, Mr*. Elizabeth Hille, presIdent, who rondurtrd Die meeting, announced that a Hobby Show will he held at the Civic League Rulkllng on Saturday, Jan. 25, from 2 un­ til 4 p.m. Mra. Geneva Start will serve as chairman of tho event and the displays will bo open for viewing by the pub- playi for judging. The best exhibits will be entered in the Federation of Women'* Clubs Hobby Show scheduled for Jnn. 28 at Sorosis House In Orlando. In other businesa at Tues­ day's meeting, the annual card party was planned for Friday, Jan. 24, at 8 p.m. at the Civic League Building. Tho public is invited and re­ freshments will be served. Tickets are available from any member. Mrs. Garland Show has been named chair­ man of the parly. Tables for the meeting wero beautifully decorated with arrangements of camel­ lias. Serving as hostesses were Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. W. E. Kehellig, Mrs. J. O. Durning, Mrs. II. C. Greene, Mrs. Ed­ gar Fawcett and Mra. Ralph Hammond. The next meeting will be on Feh. 4. BELIEVE origiuul WASHINGTON COL. RAY CROMLEY, award - winning expert on military, foreign af­ fair*, science and eco­ nomics, will be writing T h e Herald's column entitled "Political Notebook” which ap­ pears d a i l y on this newspaper’s editorial page. C r o m l e y will write several columns each week. 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Preurd by CAB and Con­ gress to reduce their subsidy needs, airlines will gradual­ ly give up marginal traflie points or at least cut to a min­ imum number of daily land­ ings. With today's emphasis on speed, many passengers may become reluctant to spend almost as much time in sur­ face travel a t the end of a 1,500-mile plane trip as they spend in the air. For example, without air taxi, a businessman traveling from Los Angeles to Fred­ ericksburg. Ve.t could let to Washington'! Dulles Airport in lesa than four hours, but would then have to spend an additional two and a half hours getting to Fredericks­ burg via limousine and bus. By air taxi, he can fly from Dullea to Fredericksburg in A side benefit to passengers 20 minutes. may be that those in areas A major step in the air taxi nut now serviced by regular lines will iind air taxla in­ breakthrough la creation of the National Air Taxi Service creasingly available. Air taxi operatori feel that Guide, Just issued as part of Uieir future i* rosy for meny the Official Airline Guide. It lists the cities served by reasons: While there are over 8,000 members of the National Air airports In the United States, Taxi Conference (NATO, ex­ fewer than 600 have sched­ act fares for single and twinuled airline service. For the engine aircraft, the number passenger traveling to or of passengera who can be car­ from one of the 5,400 off-air- ried and estimated Hying line cities, air taxis provide time. The guide has been distri­ Ihe means to go all the way buted to 23 major airline* by air. The idea of having one air­ which recognize NATC. Theso port serve all cities in a airlines will make a ir taxi geographical region endorsed reservations tor passengers. WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Small, fast airplanes likely will be buixing into America's transportation picture like a swarm of busy bees. The reason is that many Urge airlines may be cutting back service to smeller cities ■cross the nation. The gap will be filled—and in tome cases service will be broad­ ened—by air taxis, planes de­ fined by the Civil Aeronautics Board as weighing not over 12,500 pounds. They give scheduled, irregular or de­ mand service. More than 2.000 air taxi operators envision a rich har­ vest of business flowing from the decision of the Federal Aviation Agency end the CAB to trim government subsidies to airports and airlines. Be­ cause such subsidies can spell the difference between blsck and red Ink, many airlines may have to eliminate ser­ vice to maoy small commu­ nities. Taxis will soom into the vacuum, carrying passen­ gers into the scheduled air­ line network. m easure­ STRAIGHT BOURBON Lint Filler Tub Water Temperature Selector Giant Sired Tub Safely Lid Switch Rust Proof MAYTAG RATED NO. I In I.eadiitK Anet) .la Report - IMP. SCOTCH BOURBON SUPREME 4 CYCLES Fully Automatic fL'P!) Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ nedy said today be would re­ main in his cabinet post un­ til after tba presidential elec­ tion. The brother of the lata PresIdent Kennedy also said be would be available to pity whatever role would be use­ ful to the Democratic party in the election campaign. Although he has been back at work for some time, Ken­ nedy has avoided the public limelight as much a i possible since the assassination of his brother on Nov. 22. The attorney general pre­ viously had told persooal friends only that he would re­ main in office " a t least until Congress acts on the civil rights legislation and pro­ bably through the election." He went one step further In an interview today in whieh he detailed his plans for the Immediate future. He said he had thought about his per­ sonal outlook beyond the elec­ tion but had made no firm decisions that far ahead. "My one interest really Ji being attorney general," ne said. "I Just don't know what I will do in the future. I cer­ tainly will stay a t attorney general through the election." " I would be available to campaign." he said. "There hasn’t been anything said about It but I'll do whatever anyone in the administration or Democratic party feels is helpful." 8 YEA R Wool is elnatlc enough to stretch about 30 per cent be­ yond Us length, yet Spring Member* of the League will bach to be urged to submit hobby dis- ments. PEOPLE WASHINGTON (DPI) Democratic leaders turned on the pressure today to shove through Congress major parte of President Johnson's pro­ gram and to get them enacted by summer, as he bluntly suggested. They set tentatively for Feb­ ruary a House vote on John­ son's top priority met su n , a broad anU-dlscriminstion bill aimed at safe-guarding Negro rights in voting, schools. Jobs end use of public accommo­ dations, Hearings started on the measure today in tbs rules committee. In the Senate, leaders step­ ped up the timetable foe Gn­ at committee actloa on a House-passed 111 billion tax cut—next on Johnson's legis­ lative must list—and tentat­ ively planned to put K to a floor vote In February, about Uw same time the House acts on civil rig h ts.' Senate lead en alio were acting on new moves to speed the tagging legislative ma­ chine for earller-thsn-asual handling of other controversial chons, such as the dozen or m a n annual money bills Con­ gress must pass. In his first State of the Union message Wednesday Johnson put the civil rights and tax bills at the top of Ills list, but packaged them with an array of other wel­ fare and economic requests. Congressional leaders said privately some of these simply could not be handled this year. RFK Offers To Campaign For Democrats VODKA Made by the maker of Smirnoff REG. IJiti �V Board Unable To Agree On University Members Deadlocked On Lake A d a , Bluestone ^ a ttfo r b S m t l i t * Zip Code 32771 > Orange, Seminole Asked To Resubmit Proposals BULLETIN Econ, Bluestone, Lake Ada and Deseret Douglas Stenatrom of San­ ford strongly p r o t e s t e d against the Board of Control’* lack of a decision, pointing out that both Orange and Seminole Counties devoted many heura of their time and spent thousands of dollar! fol­ lowing tho policies and regu­ lations laid down by the board, lie pointed out that they should have made a de­ cision today. s • • TALLAHASSEE <U1M) The Board of Control voted today to locate a graduate en­ gineering and research cen­ ter In the Cape Kennedy area hut delayed until this after­ noon a derision on a itte for a new four-year unverslty in east-central Florida. The vote to establish the central facility of an exten­ WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday; high today near 70; lour tonlgh in 40a. By Fred Van sion of the University of Floe* TALLAHASSEE — The VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wit* Extabllahad HKM4 FRI* JANUARY 10, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 101 Ida engineering college la or State Board of Control her* n ear the Cape was 1-2. \ e i o 0* this afternoon spilt on a se­ The board's recommenda­ lection of the university alto, Wr ieU sa tion for toe engineering site being equally divided for No m atter what happen*, it* now goes to the Cabinet Board Lake Ada and niueatene, a big day for Circuit Judge of Education for final action. After a prolonged argument, Member* Chester Whittle, Voile A. William* J r. It's his the board voted S-‘J for BlueOrlando, and Charles Forman, birthday. (Editor's note to hia stone and the chairman, Bays Fort Lauderdale, wanted the Harrison, tied it up by voting wife, Connie; it's going to decision delayed a n o t h e r for Lake Ada. Then they fol­ take a lot of cake to accom­ month , The City of Sanford has The Seminote County Board lowed with a separate vote on modate those 44 candles). But Dr. Wayne McCall, of Public Instruction told a each site. The results were completed negotiations and the • • • Ocala, said it w ai urgent that purchase of die Woodruff delegation of mothera repre­ 3-3 for Bluestone, 3-3 fer the board move now oo lo­ fo rm er Senator Fred (Bud) Building situated on the senting parent-teacher groups Lake Ada and 3-3 against cating this facility "even U Dickinson wUl be in Talla­ northwest comer of First of the English Estates and Econ. we make a mistake." hassee Je n . 1*. for a press Street and Tark Avenue in South Seminole elementary The board then opened the Tlte arguments on this en­ conference to formally an­ downtown Sanford. schools Thursday that It may •election m atter again by gineering extension or GENnounce bis candidacy for gov­ T h e announcement w a s be from six to 13 weeks be­ ESYS program aa It'a been ernor. We believe that wiU made at noon today by Mayor fore the English Estates plant instructing Orange and Seminote Counties to resubmit bids dubbed by the academician*, make the sixth DemocraUe A. L. Wilson from Talla­ la ready of oecupanry. and other matters consumed candidate to toes his hat in hassee where he Li attending The delegation. Inquiring as Uit leaving In consideration to much time that the board to why the new school was the ringtoday's meeting of the State • • e adjourned for lunch without not ready for use when ses­ Board of Control. reaching the major bus loess Municipal officials through sions resumed after the holi­ The cost of the building was before it—selection of a alt* out tho county hsva received reported to be $60,000. The day!, was Informed lhat the In the Orlindo-Sanford area invitations to attend tho easchool has been completed ex­ • • city, according to reports, in­ far the new university. ecutlvo provide opening of cept for the Installation of a tended to rate the structure Chairman Baya Harrison ol Maitland's new First National lift station necessary to finish and utilise the land for a St. Petersburg has already In­ Bank. It'll ba held from 4:30 downtown parking facility. work on the plant's sewage dicated that If Um board bog­ until I p.m. neat Thursday. disposal. City Commissioner James SI1ERIFF J. L. HOIIBY dons an apron an he prepared to join • a • ged down today in making a The delegation also was Crappa told The Herald this ninole CounConnally To Run final "Morchinjr Mothers” later this month on behalf of the Semtnoli choice, he would recom­ The grapevine's busy again. tuld by Supt. R. T. Milwee, WASHINGTON (UFI) afternoon that live commission AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) ty ’s March of Dimes campnijrn. ‘Helpinir to wane war oguinat birth ile. mend starting all over again This tim e it tells the Clock has not yet decided if it will that "We are exploring every Sen. Bar^y Goldwater "caught Wounded Texas Gov, John in tha search for a alts. fects and arthritis,” said Hobby, shown with General Chairman Rill Reek, available avenue to enable ui hell" as he predicted he would that Mrs. Marjorie Shepard, place meters on the parking Connally casually announced "is cause enough for m© to participate in this march.” All Seminole Coun­ The Board spent three deputy tax collector for the area. to begin classes at English for questioning the reliability Thursday he would seek re- month narrowing Its proposed ty mothers says Reek, are urged to Join with Sheriff Hohby in making it peat 12 years, will run for tha The building, constructed in Estates a t quickly a t we of American missiles, but he this year’s effort a success. (Herakl Photo) office her bosi will vacate ISM, has been a longtime can." may have opened up a major elcctlon and predicted that locations down to four. at the end of his present term. Approach roads to the Eng­ defense issue for this election President Johnson could car­ The members set down to­ landmark In the Sanford area. ry Texas "60 to 40." d ay with the four choices fac­ We understand that she will lish Estates school, South year. ing them: The so-called Econ Seminole Elementary and The Issue la whether the look Into the feasibility of a site bordering the city limlta south Semlnols Ug renewal South Seminole Junior High Democratic administration is Ruby Asks Shift DALLAS (UPI) — J a c k o l Oviedo In Seminole County, also came in for inquiries by putting too much dependence servko. e s s the delegation. County En­ on strategic missiles and let­ Ruby's lawyers said Thursday 2,SOS acres: a 1,300-acre aits gineer William Bush Jr., said ting the bomber farces run they wanted his murder trial on the edge of Sanford In Wednesday the Clock report­ that he had been authorized down in size without develop­ moved away from the "harsh Seminole County; the Blueed that realtors la Seminole lo com pic to only a clay stab- ing new types of manned aba* tn d unreal" climate which stone >Ue south of Orlande la c bed some of the best lifting* they laid was created by Dab tilla g e tlnmty, end a 2,'426> Lilaed road to the English logic aircraft. they’ve had in a long time. BERLIN lae news media. acre aits on the Brevard-Oe* Defense Secretary Robert Today, Ed Leatoertury. kllN gtrll en'a 1* . w*, lo c r H s e titorv&sc £ ILBO*. l pUnt' ceota County line close to Eau S. McNamara cut loose a me­ tU FIJ When questioned about the Enterprise*’ vice praM eat, Un wall tltroaO tofoaasl s s a t» campaign for the office t o | U n g brake J fc ji owl Medicare Foe Gelite. gaton blast at Goklwater Ihility of improving thr says bis firm told thsmielves p i tt e d a l i l l i r W f t w .......lis ts formally awnn—n kia R -1assist him. seal he said »«! a;airt t o - f ^ T f u cnn “rioting WASHINGTON (UPI) - An This last site was offered Winlrr Park Drive approaches Thursday shortly after the Re eight out of office space in the were permitting West Berlin­ daey for public office. | carne.il) aoilclu U>r vote out Panamanian Piini,niaTllan mutts >nd and U. S. to South Seminole Elementary puhlirun presidential aspirant ardent foe of the admlnistra Thursday by backers of the Tee 'N Green Development. er* to make Chrivtmsi-timc an support of hcminolc County | . Sloan, a native Floridian , . . , , , Army troops at the border amt South Srininnlo Junior ended a swing In New llanp- tlon's medicare proposal, Deseret site east of Orlando s e s visits. Western police disclos­ and a resident of Sc mine c ehlirna talerwsfod in the most | a|Ing thc Cana, ZuQe High schools, Rush stated that shlre with the claim that U. Rep. Broyhlil, (R-Va.), to be­ In Orange County a s a last The Clock watchers arc at ed Thursday. efficient operation of the colfrom , t Uy> County [or tho past 22 years, the section of tlte road to S, intercontinental rockets are ing considered to fill a Repub­ minute alternate which might it again. Ona expresses the The West Berlin builders of ,leclamJ lor lha ofIll.c U couo. lector s oflice. About 3oo rock-throwing which they were referring was "not dependable." lican vacancy on the House satisfy the wishes of Cape hope th at someone will put the tunnel were able to warn Sloan, 42, resides at 2 v m i 1 ty tax collector, the post cur­ McNamora accused the sen­ Waya and Means Committee. Kennedy officials for a univer­ a cafeteria in the old ASP other would-be escapees in rently held by John L. Gallo­ Magnolia Avc., Sanford, with Panamanians gathered on the within Casselberry's corp<Wsity easily accessible to thou­ Food Store at Second and time to prevent their arrests way who previously stated his wile, the former Miss Panama City side of the bor­ ate limits and there Is noth­ ator, a reserve Air Force ma­ der at mid-day to attack ing the county can do about jor general, of making a Murder, Suicide sands of missile center work­ Magnolia. “ It's a shame," when the Communists found tois Meriwether, and their that be would not be a candi­ American soldier* on the it. LUDOW1CI, Ga. (UPI) — ers and tha growing general statement that was "complete says bo, "for a city (to be) the tunnel. three children, Kathy It, El­ date for re-election. other side. The soldiers used Milwre said this morning ly misleading, politically tore Authorities aald a migrant population in the area around the site of Sanford not to hava It was live first news of a In addition to being asso­ len 12 and Frank 0. tear gas and rifle tire to keep that lie ami members of the sponsible and damaging to farmworker, Strom Iletml the Cape. one. He referred Ihe new tunnel tub year. Western ciated with tiie Coast Line for the rioters in check. The Deseret site had been school board appreciated the the national security." There nen, object of a national m ur Tradewinds which opened last police revealed Its existence the past 22 years, Sloan Is al­ Other street mobs attack­ delegation coming to the was no support for the "false der alert, etiol and killed hto taken Informally out of consid­ week in Casselberry's Semi* only after the Communists dis­ so a registered real estate ed the U.S.-owned Tropical meeting with their inquiries." implication" that the nation wlfa and then himself Thurs­ eration la a meeting a t Or­ note P lata. Ona night this covered Its mouth, flooded it broker. He is a member of Radio office In downtown Pan­ "Their questions” he stated, was unable to depend on its day aa police Closed In on lando, week the Plata'a parking lot with tear gas, and blasted it the Board of Deacons of the ama City near the plush Hotel "led to an understanding of long range missiles to carry them. Missile Range Commander —which can handle hundreds shut with dynamite to prevent First Presbyterian Church, a Panama. out their miistoo, the defense Gen. Leighton f. Davie and their prohlems amt ours." of ears—was almost at full further escapes. veteran of World War II. a All of the American casual­ Dr. Kurt Debus, head of the Asked if th« county school chief said. Debates Asked WASHINGTON (UPII The girls fled the Commun­ Mason, member of the Bahia capacity. ties were on the zone able The Democrats, who came s e e WASHINGTON (U P D -R c Kennedy Space Center on the ist sector on Tuesday. Offi- Temple, Sanford Shrine Club, Army Secretary Cyru* R. . . of officials knew before school of resulted from sessions closed for hte holi­ to power claiming there was publican National Chairman Cape, met with toe governor From another Clock Watch- ciala said a large group of and B.L.F. and E. and the Vance, a onetime aide or; 'If tho federal govern­ East Berliners had planned to Seminole Numismatic Society, President Johnson, has brrn mob attacks, American au- days that English Estates a "missile gap" and found William E. Miller called on earlier this week to relay the school would not bo ready for there was none, have had to President Johnson today to feelings of Cape-area ieadere ment needs a space school as follow them, but some coal lie attended Wake Forrest named to succeed Roswell I)., thorities said. badly ns Gen. Davis and Dr. yard workers in East Berlin College. Gilpatric In the Defense De­ The anti-American rioting occupancy, Milwee declared, combat before now the con­ lionor John K. Kennedy’s on locating the university. resumed just before dawn "No, wo expected to open tention that they are going "commitment” for television Thursday, Bryant met prfDebus claims, thsn let the stumbled across the opening In 1961, Sloan was appoint­ partment's second mod Im­ with a mob attack on the U. English Estates or we would too far too fast In relying on debates between tha presi­ vately at the governor’s man­ federal government build U. and informed Communist au­ ed to the Advisory Council of portant Jots., S. embassy in Panama City. not have announced it. If we missile* and deemphasizing dential candidates In 1964. sion with Harrison and three Our caller was Peter Kureh, thorities. the Florida Industrial Com­ Gilpalrtc. deputy to Secre­ President Robert K. Chlari had not expected the school to bomber*. Concern has been other board member*. An a complex engineer at the tary Robert S. McNamara mission by Gov. Bryant. denounced Thursday night voiced by congressional Demo­ associate aald tha governor Cape Kennedy Test Center, “ I am confident," Sloan since 1961. leaves thr Penta­ what he termed American open we would have said so crats as well ai Republicans. Red Threatens passed on the arguments of and woukl have explained toe lie says It would be ridiculous MIAMI I UPI)—A high So­ (I Home Builders sa.d today, "that t can m an­ gon Jan. 20 to return to bb "aggression” amt suspended The Air Force, in which viet official, Nikolai Pod the Cape Kennedy official* to put the East Central Flor­ reuioiti why." law practice In New York. age the affairs of the tax diplomatic relations with Milwre wrnt on to explain, Goldwater recently served two gorny, derlarrd In Havana but did not attempt to influ­ ida University In Brevard. To Meet Tuesday collector's office If I am Ills departure, cvpcctrd *incc Washington paraphrase ■ statement by "We knew that the lift sta­ weeks on active duty, ha* pro Thursday night that the Unit ence the board'* choice. The first 1964 meeting of elected I will endeavor to last June, has been delayed The governor will have hia Dr. Debus— "It would be a* the Seminole County Home serve all of the people of try the Senate's Investigation tion required for the sewer flounced feelings both that erf Stairs wilt be devastated bomber-type planes by nuclear war unless it ac say when the recom mendstIon u itlc ts to high school grads Builders Association will be Seminole County to the very of the controversial TFX war Ministers To system would not he ready. new However, we expected North­ shmdd be developed and lhat crp ti "peaceful cuexistence' of the board comes before to* In the area a* putting it at held Tuesday at 7 p.m., at the best of my ability. I am high­ plane contract award. Cabinet Board of Education, Install Tonight east Sewer Corporation, a pri­ more missiles than now plan on Russia's terms. the North Pole." To sucreed Vance, Jolin.-um Cspri Restaurant. ly interested in politici and nrd should be bought. It be • •• * which Bryant head*. vately owned rompany, would Thursday nominated I h e Rev. Grover Sewell, pastor "Outlook. 1964." will be the in the field of public service, lleves a "m ix" of the two will temporarily connect our sys­ The Methodist Children's Presbyterian subject of an address by John and t consider myself capable Army's present undersecre ol ,h* Home is in need ef several Krlder, manager of the Sem­ of carrying out the respective tary. Stephen Alles. who like Church of Sanford, will be tem to its lines and utilize a continue to be needed for Cl Christian couples to serve as inob County Chamber o( duties of the office to the sat­ t'li predecessor, is (rum West installed a s loot president of special type of pumps. Ilut (he proper deterent force. heusa parents. Couples in their the Sanford Ministerial Asso­ Northeavt llrm could not lo­ isfaction of all our citizens." Virginia, Commerce. lata 40‘s or in their SO'* who ciation when the organiza­ cate the kind of pumps re­ Cigarette Tax no longer hive children at * tion convenes tonight at the quired" I’lan Your Next Luncheon or lie concluded, ' This is the $4 Million home and who would like an Tradewinds Cafeteria opportunity for service are in­ The association's outgoing problem we encountered. We The director of the State Cocktail Party A t The C arib e. . . vited to apply. If you're In­ president, Itev. John T. Ad­ regret the school was nut Beverage Department, Rich­ terested contact Walter D. ams Jr., pastor of the First opened as planned so lhat ard B. Keating, reported to­ Tropf at the horns in Enter­ Methodist Church of Sanford double sessions could be eli­ day Hilt cigarette tax cotprise. will Instill thr nrw presiding minated at South Seminole lerlion* for the month of No­ • * • Klemenlary School. Aiide vember, 1963, amounted to officer, serv ed d a lly Here'a another new Florida Rev, Charles Decs Jr., pas­ from die sewer conned mas, nearly *4 million. traffic law: pedestrians are tor of the Sanford Alliance the facility is complete, and Of this amount almost $630,subject to traffic control sig­ Church, wilt tie installed as we plan to open it at foe ear- ono will go to the state's gen­ nals a t all Intersections. vice president and Rev. Fred best possible date." eral revenue fund and the re­ Where sidewalks are provid­ R, Chance, pastor of San­ maining $3 million plus will ed a pedestrian must not, un­ ford's First Baptist Church, he distributed to qualified Shot Fired . . . Meet Lou Morgenstern, less required by other dras secretary-treasurer. municipalities. cumstances, walk upon the T h o s e municipalities In our new Mixologiat Into Home portion of a roadway paved Seminole participating In the State Ends '63 The Sanford Police Depart­ foe vehicular traffic. Whert ment reported this morniog distribution are as follows: sidewalks a rt not provided, On Upsurge Altamonte Springs $1,916, that a shot was fired into foe pedestrians must walk ooly Casselberry $3.67*. Longwood TALLAHASSEE (CPU — home of Mrs. Muriel Hunt at on the shoulder of the road­ Florida ended 1963 on an up­ 703 South Oak Ave. early $2 ,606, North Orlando $236. way. So, be careful where ComplimentH Of The Management ward economic surge, Reve­ Thursday evening. Investiga­ Ovirdo $1,173, am! Sanford you walk. It might not only $14.4*2. nue Commission Director J. ting officer* believe It was cost you money. It could cost EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Ed Straughn reported Thurs­ (bed from a BU gun since no you jo u r Ufa. day. • • • bullet of any kind was found. Lyman Caravan JOHN ROBERT SCHOENFELD, 107 Country CIul) Circle, escaped *erlSlraughn said sates tax col­ The shot entered the front A caravan sponsored by tho Now that if* about lime to ou* Injuries Thursday nigght when hia late model convertible skidded on lections, a good barometer or window of foe Hunt residence Lyman Boosters Club will k riU VALDEZ HOTEL get new lags, this morning wet pavement into a gondola car which waa part of a northbound Atluntic business in the state, totaled where Mrs. Hunt had been leave the Longwood school at we heard about one fellow Coast Line freight train a t Lake Mary Road and West 25th St. Schoen11* 3 million in December, an sitting. The window was shat­ 3:30 p.m. today to attend tho who said hia ear was so old Downtown Sanford, Increase of about 17 per cent tered and glass was scatter­ Lyman High basketball game feld, the driver, was charged with reckle#a driving by Sanford Police W would have to hava upper over December of 1962, in Apbpka. ed about live room. l'apt. A. S. William*. * (Herald Photo) gnd lower plates. City To Buy Woodruff Building School Opening 6-12 Weeks Off, Board Says Goldwater Stirs nswA. Up Demos Willi Blast At ICBM 3 Girls Escape Sloan Enters Race Through Tunnel For Tax Collector Heavy Fighting Flares Again Vance Named To Gilpafric Post d t a d u i A ... Complete Luncheons Priced From 7 5 ( Up Enjoy "Music O n The House" < �- • - saaaa > a J W m <4 O p b l M e f in the n u t 89 d t p . Chnlra n at tha in c a s e , f l a k y fltorgffl, p n i i t o s l to* — t i n Wedreaday might and J . B. Jardan acted a t i p o t n a m tor the growp prasratiaf plans far tbs bnllftog sad answte(ag Thn M d to g vID b* 148 teat k a g and M tost wlds and win havs ikpsrlststos lor vwrtsaa age wastes with each agnippad wkh its owa basting and ilr r n W I n ln g n k . Plena al- M «aB tor a m ilm t Bttrssry and roam* to r ta d d k n end bagtomra will sack b* 84 by 34 feat. The buOfteg win b a n a toyar entraac* wBb each departm ent to bava an oatride entrance. Committee* wU ba n f to s tod to tab s ear* of t t e v n (tea phase* af tba building program. ToDasriag tba m aniag w n r ship this Sunday, tba ceogrecation wiB drain ft* tote af Baptist Chnreh Of God Board To Moot Tbs m c u tin board of the C M af tlH Nativity Cath•Ho Wo m b ’* Cbb win not* at ■ pja. Monday at the sodal ball of the church. Mr*. John MaeFarlaaa, president, 0 trOl mint tbo Metis*. im m **H “fo r I bon gtvan you aw n a a y b , that y« should do as I bare M e to you.'’ (Jobs 11:16). Christ Methodist OYUDO m rnoim m hoDoctd tWr pdrtor. Rd*. MfeUhhk tod W» family at a matt family night gathering In celebration of fcls 42nd birth­ day oo poe. SB. Sharing the honors wore daughters, Mary and Christina, loft to right, and Mrs. Soka. Mrs. floka and Christian also celebrated birthdays during the month of December. (Herald Photo) Nazarene / To Observe Rally Day Episcopal Half Communloa — Till *- ■- Asaemblj Of God lo o te r School___t;t* a. m. r*m l1r Service end •etn ee ... ..—— 11:11 a. a*. spiritually eeardgbtad Mis Is a bit bard ts ana. There la a need far atady and medi­ tation. la tar b uy Urea we Oed and Hd will da the m l. The riddle of life baa boon •oWed already la Jnaue Christ Let ns abide by this —God"a aelwUu. Congragatleaal C h r i s t i n a Church. United Church af Christ, Park Avaou* at I4tb Street, Sanford, will be bald thla Sunday folloarlng a sever­ ed disk fellowship dinner spamacred by the Rthal Boot Clrel* after the morning tanrle* el worship. Reports from ehurth offi­ cer* and offleara or chairman of ehureh organisations and department* will b* beard dur- Plana will be announced for tbo year nnd suggestions for advancing the church work wilt bo promoted. Tha church'* two Christian Youth group* will moat to­ gether in Fellowship Hall and the sanctuary a t «:80 p. m. At this meeting plana will be completed for entertainment on Sunday afternoon and eve­ ning, J mi. 19, when the local groups will be host* for a meeting of approalmately 800 youths from churches In the area. A meeting of the Fellowship League will be held a t g p. m. neAt Monday a t tha church when the pastor, Rev, W, A. R. McPherson, will begin a •erlea of Bible itudiaa for title group. AH interested person* uro Invited to attend. gregstioa has ' extended an open ImvRatka to the public to attend (his special pro* I r a n which (hay report, la •fle d , le a rededfcetkm of M m fuaday febool wHfa am* pbaaid on eaeouraglaf parents and adults se well as the chil­ dren, to attend Sunday School regularly. The Holy Name Society of the Church of the Nativity. Lake Mery, will conduct an Iruts Ration of officers and haU a reception for now members at die 8 a. m. Mate this Sunday. Rev, William Trelnor, splrltua], advisor lor the Society end pastor of the church, bet urged that ell men of the perish become member*. Those Interested should con­ tact Father Trelnor or John ftaokinwtci, HNI secretary, prior to tha Mata. Tha Society wee organised on* month age with » chartor member! and efforts are being made to secure 100 per cent membership of the adult m ake In the perish. By Jean H ig h Tha January meeting of the Women’s Christian Fellowship (PrlsclU* Circle) of the Cbuluola Community Church will be held at 7:30 p. a . nest Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ida Lampinea on Second Street. Mrs. Grace Straus# wiU serve as co-hoetess. The program will be “A Christian's Responsibilities'' and will be given by Hsv. G. By Donna E s in bhcaron. Mrs. Blanche Rich­ ardson will ba in charge of Christ episcopal Churah devotions. of Longwuod will hold a cov­ All members are urged to ered dlah supper and parish attend and bring a friend. meeting nsat Wednesday ba­ ginning at 6:30 p.m. Annual report* will ba given and vestrymen will ba elected. All members of the perish have betn urged to ettvnd this Important meeting by Rev, Charles fltawart Jr., By Jane Ca*e*lhcrry vicar of tha church. The W..M.U. of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church will meet Monday at the church with the business meeting storting al d.43 p m. and the program At 7:13 p. in. Mrs. Leonard Th* Junior High 31YF of th* Junes, president, will open the First Methodist Church of (nesting. Mrs. Paul Lowe will con­ Sanford is conducting a sar­ duct the program which will i n of apodal itudiaa ba**d on lie on Southern Baptist work tha hook, “Teenager, Christ Is in Die northwest and midwest. For You," by Walter Riess. Ashby Jones heeded organ­ Mrs. Darrell Griffin and Mrs. Ted Kerns wilt serve isation of the study nnd pre­ refreshment* following the sented th* opening Mislon last Sunday evening. meeting. Remaining study Masiona Any inter*!led women are cordially Invited to attend will b* prtaented by Mr*. Base even though they ere not Herman, Arthur B«ckw!th and Jim PigotL members. Christ Church To Elect New Vestrymen Prairie Lake WMU To Meet Monday s j i: n t tbs U ttlee Croee and Crews System last Monday. Receiving a three month award was David Rif(all; els month*. Mrs. H- Bollard, by the nember ate«4lng, the Mrs. pat gaasbottowi. Mrs. moat Bible* or TaeUmtnU Bella Minerhaw, Mr. and Mrs. brought and the moat laaeon* B. Paters and Mrs. Lily TOprapared. He; nine manthe, Sends, Den­ nis sad Lee Hokembe UL Mr*. Flerenee Holcombe, Sherrie, Debbie, Steven and Kevin Ranabottom, D i s k Ranabottom, Mr*. I* Furbueh, Mr*, gortier, Bill Nordstrom. Mrs. Bobbin*, Jo* Rnshlow end Mrs. Mary Holcombe. Rev. Holcombe wee pre­ lected with the only on* year pla awarded e t this An Adolt Membership Cleea met for the first time hist Beg* PHatotattoo* to ho made dey at the H u t Methodist this week wtO go to Mr. and Church of Buford with la v . Mr*. Bill Neither and baby, John T. AJems Jr* pastor of Kebaccn. Wreaths to attach to the tbo church, u Instructor. All persons coming to the first year pine will bo achurch from ether denomina­ warded after completion e t tions or oa profession of faith the second year perfect at­ are urged to attend tbo oIahm tendance. In order that they might have Goal of the Sunday School a clearer understanding of Department for 1944 la to what memberihlp la the Meth­ edd an additional 100 mem­ odist Church lnvolvte. ber* to Its pretent 100 mem­ Membership clsasee for chil­ ber enrollment. dren in the fourth, fifth and elath grade* a n scheduled to begin st 9:80 a. m- on Jen. 85. A cleea for Junior high age groups will be held during the Sunday School hour beginning Feb. 9. Young people la t h e s e By Jaaa Caaeeftttry cleeeee will bo accepted tnta The annual maetiag af M i the church oa Palm Sunday, cooztsgatton of tba Wostmto March 28. iter Preibyterlaa Church wtll Methodist Class Schedule Announced Mission Study Scheduled At Grace Church Grace Methodist Church of Sanford will begin Its annual mission study this Sunday evening cn tha book “Our Mis­ sion Today," by Treay Jane*. Classes, to ba bald fcr four consecutive Sunday evenings. Ceewer etfe St. aa* l u i t l Ave. Church Of Christ Baptist Pentecostal Telephone: FA M ltl Eusene Uhsidoa — Feeler Sunder Schod ----- , 1:41 aja. Morning Worship _ 16:41 am. Bvenlnw Worahl* — 7:64 pm, Wad. F rerer Service 7:1* p-m. Lutheran i s q i t m i MMUif rru sr , , , ■■ f ill i Casselberry Men To Sponsor Beef Dinner By Jsae Casselberry The Men * Club Pi tba Cas­ selberry Community Methodiet Church will iponwr a rose! beef dinner on Saturday, Jan. 26, from 3-7:10 p.m. In Weaver Hall. Tha dinner la being bald la rales fund* (or tha purchase of additional supplies and equipment lor the Sunday School classrooms, a project of the Men'* Club. Food will be prepared hy those well-known amateur chefs, Bur boo Ferrell and Henry Duncan, at this “all you can eat" affair. There will be a special stu­ dent rate and chlldiwn under school age will bo served free of charge. bo held this Sunday beglnatog with a covered dish dinner at Home* offices in HoweR Talk. The builaaaa mooting will follow the dinner and there will be an election af four elders. Reports of activities during the past year and Mm transection of necessary busi­ ness also will ba made during the meeting. services t fa s m e k a t uour om 9 Presbyterian Orovar C. tewtll, Jr. - Fmster Edftr W. Smith Jr. Aailvtcnt P arlor lfsrnlna Worship 1:41 a. m. Church School I:4( ». m. Btitlon Meets ___ 10:41 a. m. e**. tom as. a a s a w . 0*11 SmUh _________ F e ste r Seeder School _ . a. mMorales Warchie lltfS a. m. TrulPlas Dnlea — 4:14 p. a . Kveulpf Worvhlp _ Tilt p. »■ Wad. m e e t Pcrvloe 1:11 pm. Morning Worahlp 11:44 A. M. Plonocr Foliowibl; ... *;'*» ? vu ■cuter HI Fellowship i:«0 p.m. Evelina WorthIp _ fit* p. m. ■ e a te r aeSoal — 1:11 a. m. Wed. Fraror Moot T:4S p. m. Church lervlcea _ 11:1* t- m. Communion—Ftrrt Buntey la E a c h Month KlNUEROARTEit AXD KURA1ST W orahlp —___ n w r-d a r *‘“ w a i w a i s a BtaatowAag WAFTTST CSVSCa M H A B etlp Ave. F ail K. waller ......... Fact S e e d e r Seheel — l* :H a. i ■ ead er M erateg W vrehlp 11:40 a. ■ u a te r E realn g W eriblp _ 7:44 p W ad n eeter F r t r e r I t r v l e t — .. T:H p C hare* School CHURCH N O T IC E Westminster Sets Annuol Meeting 1 These Sanford Merchants | Urge You To Attend I The Church Of Your Choice W D aon-K ichoIborttr M o rtu a ry R ule* L Wllsta and Staff Prtattec Cm an and Staff T h* A m erican OH C om pany Mr. and Mr*. M. K. Strickland ] W ilaon-M aler F u rn U u rn Co. Mr. and Mr*. Al Wllnaa J provided. Work Day Set The mission study is being A Work Day will be held sponsored Jointly by the Com­ Saturday at 9 a. m., e t the mission on Mission* and the Church of th* Naiarea* In Grace Methodist WSCS. Lake Mary. All men, women end children of tha church ar* Invited to participate. J. C. l’enney Company C. L. Rebtosun and Employ* S a n fo rd A tlan tic N a tio n a l lta o k Howard H. Hodges * fluff Conference Set By Dunne Eats* K«v, Jack Lindsay, p u to r of. the First Baptist Church of Longwuod, will attend th# Evangelistic Conference el Jacksonville, Jan. 1414 when nationally known spaakera from various parts of tha na­ tion will address the Baptist minister* of Florida. Thsmt of tha eonftrtnee will be "Evangelism In tha 1944 Bap­ tist Jubilee Year of Ad­ vene*.* o HiU L u m b e r f t H a rd w a re Co. Jimmy Crappa A Employ*** Virgtate P*troakt P. O. Boa 1814 Baafard N'ura N o rris TE 8-1814 tL Semlaoto PhyUto Bageaettee PA 1-4234 Lake Mary �+ •» SovietEconomy Filling Behind, CIA Reports r * 'if J Post 1207 To Sponsor Barbecue Mackle To Show Deltona Home At Worlds Fair MIAMI — Florida’s famed • > . l*A Hi Mackle brothers have complet­ ed detail* of the full-size home they plan to show a t the New York World'* Fair—a dwelling that will be seen by more peo­ ple than any other modet hope exhibit in U. S, history. Mora than IS million per­ sona are expected to visit the Florid* State Exhibition, of THE MACKLE BROTHERS buOt this prototype of the retirement home which tho Mackle home ia a they are going to exhibit a t the New York World's Fair a t their 15,000* part, during the Fair’s 1964 acre Florida community, Deltona. The house was designed by James E. rtrrrrto tra r a h and 1965 ran. NOTICK i a he reb y a lv e o t e s t Vensel, A1A, the Mnckles’ vice president for architecture and engineer* l am e nzaeeA le bust**** e t Figuring conservatively, a ing; interior design is by Dale E. Weidman, AID. 3KU A O rla n d o Drive, bom Ithird of theso people—livo nole County, r t o r td e , u n d e r the fictitio u s name of. M X million or so—will visit our DlQtrOR BTORBB. e n d t e a t X home," said Frank E. Mackle Intend t o r e g is te r M id memo with t h e C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t Jr., president of Tho Deltona Court, Seminole County, n o r . Corporation. Ido, lu eeoordsneo w i t h t h e By lane Casselberry cation chairman, reported that Blrkhslmer, "We'd like to bring all these provisions s f t h s n e t l U a u u Members of the executive 40 sta le st and two camellia The neat regular meeting of Noras S t s t u l s s , to*wilt i N l l t S people to Florida to seo our i s i . s t f l o r i d * s t a t u t e * ISIT. complete Une of 1964 model board of the South Seminole plants have been purchased the CTP will be held Tuesday aie: K l l te b s t h A. c Avirvs night at 5 p. m. In the school Publish Dtu. Rt A J**. t, 1«, IT, homes at Deltona, and retire- Elementary School CTP were for the school grounds. t s a t ment living a t ite b est But entertained Tuesday night at Mrs. Ralph Moore advised auditorium. CDP-SI •inea ws c a n t do that, wa are a bullet dinner given by the that an effort ii being made M. L. WRIGHT, (left), president of the Shuffleboard G ub of Sanford, taking one of our homes, com­ president, Mrs. Hcrschal Ster­ to bring the Chandler Bro­ and Mayor A! Wilson shuffle off the initial ahota aa local officials and plete with colorful Florida- ling, at her home on Piney thers Puppet Show to the school in February as a fund made furnishings, to tho Ridge Road, Casselberry. representatives from 12 other clubs throughout Central Florida redediAt the business meeting that raising project, A spring festi­ Fair." cated 12 of the club’s 16 courts. With W right and Mayor Wilson, are left The Florida Colonial style followed Mrs. Stuart Culpep­ val is scheduled for March in­ to right. Commissioners Earl Higginbotham and Sonny Raborn, Rev. two-bedroom, ono-bath house per, membership chairman, stead of Um fashion show Grover Sewell of the First Presbyterian Church, Charlie Morrison of the with screen porch, carport nnd announced that there are now which originally w u planned Seminole County Chumber of Commerce, and Sanford Recreational Direc­ by the organliation. patio will bo toeated In tho 379 members in the CTP. to r Jim Jernigan . (Herald Photo) Bin. Joseph Laird, beautifiThose attending the buffet main traffic pattern between were Mrs. Lon Miller, Mrs. the Florida State Building and Rslph Moore, Mrs. T. J. Durthe porpoise show theater, vir­ ranee, Mrs. Richard Webber, tually assuring hislory-msk Mr*. Gerald McGinnis, Mr*. ing crowds for ths Mackie W. B. Dunn, Mrs. Joseph home display, Laird and her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Virginia Smith, execu­ market today 1* already obso­ maintain and care for the "The home will embody the Camille Thomas, Mrs. Edwin tive secretary for the Florida lete. many costly itemi of clothing latest advances in construction The Dcccmcr. 1963, com­ R. Brown Jr* Sirs. H. A. Institute of Laundering and methods and many luxury Only through keeping a and household goods necess­ modity report Issued y the Davidson, Mrs. Georgs T. Ca Cleaning, will be principal constant flow of recently de­ ary in our every day living. touches, but it will be no Sanford State Farmers* Slar- salou, Mrs. Bradford Lyons, •peaker at a program to be ‘dream house of tomorrow’,” To this end the Florida Insti­ ket shows that during the Mrs. Stuart Culpepper, Mrs. sponsored by Seminole Coun­ veloped information available Hwy. 17-92 — Sanford tute of Laundering and Clean­ said Elliott J. Mackle, senior month 107,190 units of Flor­ Frank Lelst and Mrs. John ty Home Demonstration Clubt can today'a homemaker be vice president of The Deltona ing has developed an eiida products were sold with at 19 a.m. next Thursday at sure that she is getting the change of textile information Corporation, who hu* taken gross sales totaling $705,797.the Home Demonitratioa Cen­ proper knowledge needed to the World'* Fair home under between the leading develop­ 05. ter, 401 K. 3Mh Street la San­ ers of fibers, the manufac hi* supervision. During the month of Dcford. "In fact we built a prototype turers, the retailers and the remer, 1963. only 167,538 At fabric care eoniultant, research laboratories. As of the home at Deltona so we units were sold with gross T h e r e a r e 3 0 P o n t l u i could be sure It la Just whnt H ri. Smith la well known leaders in the textile main sales amounting In J577.635.45. throughout the itate having tenance field, this exchange wa want tit show lit the Almost 39,500 boxes of v or lew s r errr appeared on Home Demonof knowledge will make vital World's Fair. We built the □range* were sold for J2SA,< i a W id e - T r a c k T o w n rrsrw n r n a a n s a, tw prototype in secret, but a du­ Information available t M i r t h s J . W h ll i . A. _ atratlon programs, In Home raw, an average of $6 50 per W hite, R « bicss W hite . K lbirl Economice classes, on Radio every consumer in the state plicate is now being added to box Nearly 10,51X1 boxes of White, J a m e s N. W hite . John and TV and on any number ths other 15 models rompris­ of Florida. W hite , H a r r A. Drewdjr, end grapefruit were sold at an I* W. D rswdy. h e r husband. of programa designed to bring The public is invited to hear ing our 1964 line, and can be average of 14 each. Averag­ ■II If stive, end eeeh o f their conaumera Information on to­ seen at Deltona." ber talk entitled “Taking re spective sn d u n know n spoil, ing $3.92 per half box. 40,408 **. If m arried, a n d If dead, day's fiber! and fabrics. Fuss Out of Fabrics” and to At Deltona, the 15,0l>U-nrru units of tangerines sold (or t h e i r reapectlve u n k n o w n heir*. planned community the Mnc­ For the p u t IS y ean ihe attend the program which devlMae. s r e n tee a, sastsneea, MSB.407.50. based on the theme, “Focus kles are building in Florida's llenore, creditors, trneteea, and baa owned and operated a Ollier products included I,Golden Triangle, the World's a n y sn d nit persons elelm lne large laundry and dry clean' on Fashion.” by. through, under, o r a s a ln e t F a ir mudsl is known as tho «*» husll‘'1 hamper* of bean* a n y or ell of them, either ing plant in north central I’uinsettle end its price in- at *■**“ P°r un'L 9,,<VS cri,t'’* Jointly o r Individually, and Florida. A number of her all u n know n heirs o f J. w . eludes e 75 by 100-foot Im­ uf p.tM\d celery at $2.21 per White, devensed. If a n y other agenciea were located at the proved lot with city water unit. 19.201 biiriirl hamper* th a n M a rtha J. W hite, A. B. Univentty of Florida where While, Rebecca W hite. Fil­ ■he had ample opportunity to sewer end gas utilities, on e of o r a role nt $1 50 per unit b e r t White. J a m e s N. White, and 10.213 50-pound crates of puved street with sidewalks. J o h n W hits, and M ary A. deal with young people and D rsw dy; C ora n i n e Deyo, wl. the many problems that arise Like all .Markin homes, tho c ab b a g e at $1.89 per unit, doer, of Nvw Milford, P ennsy­ Pulntrlti* is approved fur lvania; Wlord D. BJoblom and in the day to day care o( AIRS. SMITH JANUARY 9 KHA financing. It is available Ksther SJoblnm. hie wife, of clothing. Comreeroe, Ohlahoma, w h o , , under a 35-year FHA-lnsured Bottles Are A graduate of the American mat line address ta P. O. Dos Barney Harris, Walter Sim­ mortgage. Monthly payments 111. Commerce, O klahoma; Inititute of Laundering School mons, Rebecca Pelham, Sarah Floyd N. BJoblom. w h o s e reel, of Fabric Care, plus a ntim Lake Mary Include principal, interest, For Love Walker, Ina D. Lackic, Addle dence Is Bller City, N o rth C a r. taxes and insurance. otlna, and whoae m a iling ad* ber of course* at the National Marne Hodge, Joyce Speck, Or Money d re ss Is BP I Floyd N. BJoblom, Inititute of Dry Cleaning, Baptists Plan Elisabeth T u r n e r , Litter HQ. MAAO. O. A T. Division. PALERMO, Sicily (Ul’l) A.P.O. 141. Ban Francisco, Call* (both trade ichools (or the Twiggs, all of Sanford; Elsie Two bottles with messages in fornla, and Cecils BJoblom, hie textile maintenance industry) Homecoming Ogle, Orange City: Wallace M YF Attends them washed ashore here wife, whose residence Is I t s Gabier, DeBary; Marilynne By France* Wester N orth fllith Avenue, Biter City Mr*. Smith ia well qualified to Wednesday —ami were found N. C.| all unknow n h e irs s f bring a common sense ap District Meet Homecoming Day will be Zufelt, Longwood. by members of the same fam­ a o o d h a r t BJoblom, deceased. If proach to the care of clothes. By Jtum Casselberry a n y e t h e r th a n O ra ndea e BJob­ ily. observed by the First Baptist lom, R uby Dee BJoblom Do. By explaining the 18 baric fl Fourteen members of the Mr. and Mrs, Henry Chavis, Antonio Barone. 16, was hannan, Oliver FI. BJoblom, bera on the m arket today, Church of Lake Mary thin baby boy, Sanford; Mr. and Casselberry Community Meth­ walking near the sea when he M argaret BJoblom Mullins. Floyd N. BJoblom, a n d Otis both natural and man-made, Sunday In celebration of the Mrs. Norman Speck, baby odist Church 5IYF group at­ found the first bottle. Its BJoblom; alt unknow n heirs a t e reduce* the bewildering seventh year of organliation girl, Sanford tended a meeting of the Christ meMaci- in English said: M orris Morgan BJoblom. de The King Subdistrict Tuesday Dischargee ceased. If any other t h a o Doris array of "trade names'* to in the community. "I want to m arry the girt If. BJoblom, M orris Morgen terms that are understand Following the regular morn Arthurene Cook, Marie Elisa evening at the Lockhart Meth­ who find* this tidier. Please BJoblom, Jr.. Oladye Louise able and applicable to proper (Wo'vo got four different models to choose from.) ing worship service, a Fellow, both Stafford, Roberts M odist Church. write lo Ihix address: KugukBJoblom Fahle. C h a r lo tte Me­ The Casselberry g r o u p Haz.tr ('add—No. 48. Istanbul, r l e BJoblom Hellers, J o h n F r e d ­ fabric care. ship covered dish dinner will Thompson, Annie L o u i s e e r ic k BJoblom end Wallace Keeping in mind that DO per be held on the grounds. Bev Finch, Parllee Cason, llenry formed the largest representa­ Turkey.” It was signed "Kalis BJoblom. t minor nnd single; a ll unknow n heirs of Alma K. cent of the development and e r a g e and bread will be furn­ II. Foster, Margaret Kable tion from any church In the Kabogiu” snd thero was a Ring, deceased. It a n y other research on new fibers and ished. and baby girl, all of Sanford; district attending the meet­ post script: t h a n Cora Ring Deyo; and Ail former members and Margaret Dunn, Geneva; Re­ ing. “If you are not a girl throw a n y and all p a rties havin g, er fabric* has taken place in the claim ing to have a n y right, last 10 years, Mrs. Smith (rlcmls are extended a special becca Higginbotham, Mims; They were accompanied by this bottle In the sea again.” title o r Interest In e n d to the invitation to attend by Rev. Diana Beverly Avery, Lake Leonard Casselberry w h o Antonio did. fallow ing described lend t y ­ drove the Sunday School bus. Mary. Ralph K. Taylor, pastor. ing. being, and e lt u a ta In Later his father Salvatore, Seminole County, Florida, to* 51, a fiiherman. found a bot­ wit: tle that contained 25 Egyptian The North o n e -h alf INIS), of the N orthwest Q uarter five Danish crowns ( XIV '4 ), of the N orthwest a letter from Danirit sail­ * Q u a r t e r I N W Q ) (Dees the W ,e t 111 feel thereof), or Entry Letmatroi Christenand the Rest KM feel of son of Ihe ship Else Danielthe W est l i l feet of the to hit girl friend Alica B >ulh one -half <B|*> of the Northw est Q uarter Hansen at Lolland, Denmark. IN W ’i t of the Northw est Barone sent the letter and Q u a r t e r ( S W 1, ) . Section Township 30 South, on to the girl by air l ia n a s 3* Keel. mad. Tou, and each of you. are WASHINGTON (UP I) — The U. S. Central Intelligence Agracjr has emerged from Its cloak of secrecy sad stock a dagger in the Kremlin-made im afs of tbs Soviet economy. la as oaprecedcated sews ceafareace the aieacy, which traditionally sever talks, told reporters Thursday that Rus­ sia la "tailing behind la Um economic race” and seeds £ billion worth ot machinery and equipment tram the West to build promised new Industries. Ruasia's annual economic growth, CIA said, was 2 * per cent la both IM2 aad INS, compared with « per cent a year la the 1550s and with the U. S. rate last year ci 1.7 par cent. Russia says its "as* Uoaal Income,” a similar growth measurement, n ee I per cent ia 1*0. The Soviet agrlculural out­ put, CIA said, dropped 4 per cent ia l i e sad probably n o n than that la IMS; the rata e< expansion of fixed la vastmeat, on which growth de­ pends, has beta cut la half; aad Russian gold reserves have dwindled tram *3 billion ia IMS to under £ billLoo. Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev announced on Dee. » a major new program to expand Russia's chemical and fertiliser Industries. CIA estimated this would require imports of machinery and equipment from the world of "several hundred mQlioa dollars a year," perhspa £ billion fo r the sevenyear program. Aad because of the lower* •old reserves, the U. 8. agency said, Russia has been angling for more credits and longer repayment the Wcet Legal Notict CTP President Entertains Board Members AUCTION Saturday Nite— 7 P. M. Cleaning Specialist To Speak NEW & USED MERCHANDISE Farmers' Market Reports Sales • Door Prixes Sanford Auction Ban Legal Notice Hospital Notes DM you tay you want#* • w ith WUU'Track and th a t luxurious Fentiac u u f urt t t 0 hereby notified t h a t a suit h e , been h ro u a h t a g a i n s t you In the Circuit Court, In and for Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery, entitled Charles M, tteldln and t s l t a Stroud Bel. 1 din. hie w:fe. Plaintiffs, va M a rtha J. While, at el., Pe fendante. and you. and each of yuu. are required to file your answ e r to the J'lalnllffe complaint w ith the Clerk of th e Circuit Court, a n d serve u p a s P l a i n t i f f s o r Plain tiffs A tteraey Karlyle Houeholder, w h e e l add rase le , P. «- Uo* (44, Bastard. Florida, a copy o f said a m w e r . on o r before J a n u a r y 3Jth. t i l l , and If you fall to do so. a decree pre confess-. will be entered a g a l a e t you. end each of you, for th e relief de manded In sa id CemplaliD The n a tu r e of this suit le to quiet th e title to the above described* leads la the Plain­ t i f f s hereinabove named. W itness my hand nnd seal • f aald Court, a t Sinford, Sam lnele County, Florida, this t l t h day of December. IMS*** aVtkur 11. Beckw ith, Jr., By: M artha T. V lbltn Da*», r c l e r k R a-V 't e Houeholder A ttera ey for Pla ta :iffe , F. Q. B el 444 Bealerd. Fla. Publish Deo. If, J e n . I. 14. MI4- CB#>R It. 114* * St. Ann’s Guild Plans Party n> Sirs. Adam Muller The St. Ann's Guild of the St. Ann's Catholic Church in Deliary wilt sponsor a des­ sert card party on Jan. 18 beginning at t p. m. The party will be held in the social hall of the church. There will he door and table prizes. DM yuu say you wanted a hardtop w ith Wide-Track and purs Pontiac stylo? Club To Meet GETTING READY TO HOOT FOR HEART are these members of the committee of the Semi­ nole-DeBiury H eart Council who are handling th e nuua details in preparation for the giant Hootenany to be held Feb. 2 at the Jal-Alai Fronton in Fern Park. The main show will fea­ ture the AU Florida Minstrels, winners of .the Florida Folk Festival, with a Central Florida amateur competition for a 950 prize, during the intermission. From left, committee members are Lee Samuel, commission chairman; Ed Simon, president of the Heart Association ; Mr*. Jeanne Bodfish, Florida Heart field director; hire, Leonard Munson, special events chairman; Bob Dodd anil Mnt. Dodd, publicity chulrmen. (Herald Photo) The Lake Mary Home Demon,tration Club will meet at 10:30 a. m. next Tuesday at tho Fire Hall. Study and demonstrations will be on the topic "Snacks and Desserts for Me." 51ost important fruit in the temperate xune ia the a p p le ; in the sub tro p ica l and tropical Xum u , it i.i the uriyzge. (Wn've got ten different models to choose from.) Cheese year WMe*Treck perforawr at your lecal FeotlM lltfen HE HAS A WIDE CHOICE OF 6 0 0 0 USED CARS, TOO BILL HEM PH ILL ,301 W. FIRST STREET MOTORS, Inc. SANFORD, FLA. �. City Needs Marina Recently the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce joined with six other Florida trade bodies in runnlnjr a series of three advertise­ ments in the outdoor magazine, "Field and Stream." The advertisements call to the attention of outdoor sportsmen where they may visit for some of the finest fresh and salt water fish­ ing. I t refer., to the areas as a guide to a sportsman’s dream. The first of the advertisements appeared in the January edition of tne publication. Already the local chamber office has received hundreds of requests from sportsmen inquir­ ing about Information on fishing in the Seminole area. B ut in addition to asking about fishing they are also inquiring ubout adequate facilities and modern ac­ commodations. In fact, many of the inquiries contain a request for th e names of nearby motels and restaurants, pre­ ferably rig h t on the river, where they m ight make reservations. They are also asking for th e names of marinas where they m ight obtain boata. Apparently, contends Cham­ ber Manager John Krider, these sportsmen want to come hero for a vacation, live right on the river in modern motel* and dine nearby in the eomfort of a good restaurant. "We have been so busy answer­ ing these requests," declared Kri­ der, " th a t some days wo cannot get our regular work done. It requires all the time of our entire staff to addresa replies and mail them along with brochures and other informa­ tion about this area." Krider added, " It is quite obvious th at these people need exnctly what we have been talking about — a ma­ rina, motel, apartm ent and a cafe­ teria complex. If wo can gut this kind of response with what we now have to offer, imagine what we would have when the St. Johns-Indian River Canal becomes a reality and we have in Sanford n complete and modern complex of facilities to accommodate these people.” The Herald believes that San­ ford's g reat natural asset, the St. Johns, ought to bo develop! to the highest possible degree. Ono phaso of this development should be a cityowned marina with the most u|>-todute facilities available. Whether the city operates the marina is not of m ajor importance. Hut The Her­ Bruce Biowaf — Roy Cromiey MOSCOW 'S PROGRAM OF '64? Political Notebook ald does feel th at the marina, a t least, should be owned by the city even if it is leased to private opera­ tors. This would provide the City with a certain degree of control. Of course, this newspaper agreea that the commercial aspect of th e marina complex, namely the motel, apartment builaing and restaurant facilities should be owned and oper­ ated by private enterprise. The response to this first adver­ tisement should provide our eity'a leadership with sufficient evidence to look into the possibilities of es­ tablishing a marina and if the re­ sults are favorable to move full speed ahead toward the culmination of such a project. The St. Johns — especially east of Sanford — is known throughout the fishing world as the shad capi­ tal. And in light of the need for a marina in Sanford and accommoda­ tions for visiting fishermen, we re­ port this incident. A vacationer from the north learned in Orlando of Sanford’s fa­ mous shad fishing and decided to spend the final day of his holiday fishing for shad here in Sanford. The story goes th a t the visitor inquired in Sanford for "the best shad fishing grounds" he had heard no much about and for accommoda­ tions. Hut he was advised to go to Astor, some 60 to 70 miles north of Sanford. At Astor he was told that if ho wuntod shad he should have stayed In Sanford. Our visitor returned and got in an afternoon of fishing. But we won­ der why the vacationer wus sent to Astor. A marina and adjacent facilities undoubtedly would bo one of San­ ford's greatest assets in developing its share of the St. Johns. WASHINGTON (NEA) — Ten g«t a different picture of President Johanna when yon talk la private with those who ham werkod f a r h ta a t own Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASK R-453: Laura B., ag­ Wives, when your waistline ed 3ft, it a very unhappy wife. equals or exceeds your bustMDr. Crane,” aha began, "our line, then you look like a good old motherly soul and will be Thought For Today marriage haa become a atodgy treated aa such Cast nil your care upon him, for affair. Bo go on a dietl Start with he careth for you.—6 Peter 5:7. "Indeed, my husband is no my quick 10-ilay dehydration • • more romantic about me then plan whereby you limit your Would it not be a good thing liquid intake drastically. from day to day If) learn this great if he were my brother. You may have 800 calories "He just glvee me e dutiful lesson? Why should we try to face per day in food (with at least the problems of life alone when we little peek on the cheek when are told that we can cast our care he leevei for the office in­ half of that protein) since you have no surplus protein stored upon Him? Jesus is the great bearer stead of a romantic kin. in your body. of our burdens. The first day, however, you "So whet ran I do to revive —Itev. Hubert M. Wilder, Pustor hie courtship ardor? He ia dry out your stomach by re­ Pinccrcst Assembly of God, only 39, and shouldn't become stricting yourself to just one Sanford platonic at that early age, glass (8 oa.) ef total flulda. should he?” You move up tu two gtassei Obesity kills Cupid Sanford and Seminole Wives, when your husband loaea hie foment!# Interest la you, it Is generally not due to hie egel Fur old goate ran become klddish again when they are Sanford attorney George A. lands National Bank . . , m l Lons Shot won the first dating slander, perfumed sirDeCottes was appointed to the Frank Evans or Lake Mary hurdle race at the Sanford- ensl Circuit C o u r t Commission and C. K, Bradshaw of Alta­ Orlando Kennel Club. Much of the Mams for an The WI’A announced that unromnnlie marriage Is thus from Seminole County . . . A monte Springs were named aurccssful year’s work was chairmen of the membership $12,000 has Iteen allocated for due to the wife. reported by S. O. ShlnhoUcr, drive for the Seminole County the cnuntywuie sewing room Her sins of omission either president of the Sanford At* Chamber of Commerce . . . which would employ l i t peo­ form her mnte Into the arms ple for seven monthj . . Avon of s more aggressive female. Park donated a bald eagle to Or they drive him Into his OUR BOARDING HOUSE the Sanford Zoo . . . and the or hit workshop and a MM . MOPE PC'! HOTA OlOvf ) Ueflrrtfi Kmcrick Hardware S t o r e den r M comes— opened for business in down­ twin bed or sepnrute bedroom! HALLTIfiCK LIKE-MAT tfHATooHOunaunr- 'g E T IR tO BAN* CUWC.RUMIILV Mnny of you women reek of * ily AMOMe JH6 NEW IJCWROCK oeM'i / town Sanford. I.WE MAO lAOf WINTER.',?’ IOOKS Mrs. Holland Dean address­ stale tobacco halitosis, en your ed the Sanford Junior High very breath asphyxiates hi* ✓ ) b’0T X GOT CTItCUEO lMj/Of IT ACC .1PTA . . . Mrs. Italph Wight sexual ardor! y MY WKIOT WMEMl.IKU DTOtfTlAM A Few men grow erotic unless entertained at bridge at her finldrn Lake Home . . . a ll­ seductive perfume and sexy OFA NCW5PAPCK-' ey's advertised steak at IS scents are involved. Hut milllona of wivea also rents a pound and bananas at three cents a pound . . . and kill Cupid via their obesity. Clay Williams played In ihe .They grow fat and maternal finale of a Dcl-ind tennis looking. Remember, husbands don’t tournament. C. K. Bradshaw, president grow romantic about their •if the local baseball associa­ mothers! T hry offer their tion, uAnl his own trucks to mamma only a dutiful perk on haul In day far a new in Held the rhrek. at the .Municipal 1’ark is So when a wife like Laura plans proceeddl lo host the also receives n similar dutiful Chattanooga IxHikoiits during peck. It mrnns she is catalog­ spring training . . . (1. W. ued ns h "good old mutherly Spencer charged lhal Sanford soul." gas stations bad formed a Wivrs, you must shatter clique to krep gasoline prices that wrong "Image." higher in Sanford than in If you are considerably too other cities . . . and Monk fat, then lop off your excess Bennett, Sanford billiard par­ blubber! lor operator, caught a hass Many of you now waddle at Wekiva weighing 13 pounds like n walrus ns you jiggle and three ounces, 27 inches down the street. I’ngt! -1 Sanford, Florida Friday, January 10, 1064 long and 21 inches in circum­ If your husband finally does ference. try to revive his courtship Mrs. Harry Woodruff en­ emotions by holding you on w a i . t k i i a , m k i . ovv. r . n i i n n a m i im iil.m iK .il tertained the LeMardia bridge his lap, you feel like a hippo­ K I M S K V O I.'I O I.IM :, 4 'l r ru t m l .i * - i . r n r r e l S ian * !* # club. Those present included potamus. J V M . t t t i.. s - r K s a r n o w n o r ohk . kv Mrs. A. D. Zachry, Mrs. W A. AssocUle tMKur A t v••r ! 1■i nji M(Ati i K»•r And when he tries to regain Adams, Mrs. (!. A. Speer Jr., e v a s k i :l t i m i i m . n i:. his former erotic thrills by M sosalng Killtor CU**lfl*.| Director Mrs. Andrew Carraway, Mrs. JCIIV WKI.I.I JHLM Mint:)! 1KIU steering you over the dance Boy Mann, Mrs. T I. Harris Cuunty Killtor Unfit!**# Managtr m u .K v ui.RRsox Jr., of Fort Lauderdale, and flour, it's like cavorting with UUCP WKt.1.1 an elephant! Hoclety K.lltor Mfifh aril «*ul Unfit* Mrs. J. fi. Sharon Jr. the second day and threa from tha third through the tenth •lays. Then you should be down 10 pounds. For tha complete plan, pine a caloria chart, send for my booklet on "How to Lose 10 Pounds in 10 Days,” enclos­ ing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. Watch tomorrow's follow-up. (Always writs to Dr. Crane In rare of thla news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typ­ ing and printing casta when yon M«d for one of kid booklrta.) a n the very personal stories present or former col­ leagues tell: *1 hod worked with him for y ean trying to dost with him on on Intellectual level. Then • Mend told mo I wee going about it in the wrong way. " TonVo got to dost with hhn to * glandules way,' he ■old. TonV o got to wnrit with him tn n total relationship— brains, glands, the lowest and the highest levels.* pressed anger, a a a o p a a e e when I felt annoyed end en­ thusiasm when I felt enthasl•otic. "From th at day on our re­ lationship was vary good.” "Lyndon stretches me. Ha thinks I'm sm arter than I am. Bo I kill myself trying to live up to i t '7 have put in a week re­ searching a problem, research­ ing It as thoroughly as 1 could, reading, talking to a lot of people, thinking it through. Then I presented it to him. He aiked the one question which I should ham seen, that I didn’t know the answer to.” "President Kennedy’s staff members already have a feel­ ing ha wants them around. If they stay around, they’ll bo excited by him. His mind Is aa first-rate as any they will ever encounter. If they can ad just their esthetics to hia Tex­ as mannerisms and speech, I think they'll have quite n ride." "He never sleeps. On a dip­ lomatic trip, if the day went well, he keeps hia staff mem' bars up to 4:30 a. m. telling them how wonderful they were. If the day went wrong, ha keepa them up to 4:80 a. m. trying to analyte what went wrong and why. Then he’ll be up early in tha morning and away by t * "A girl to hia office was get­ ting married! When It was tlma to taka her young man baek to Taxaa to Introduce him to tha folks, Lyndon sent a a telegram to her parents say­ ing: “Wa’ve bean so proud of thla gtrL Wa tike thla bey. Ra’a dona groat things. Ha’s from a different p art of the country, but wn know you’ll tike him.’ Ho wonted to pave tha way a t a tlma ha knaw tha girl would be narvous. In soma waya he’a as sensitive aa a woman." "On ona occasion when he wee vice president. Nr. John­ son and some friends had been out hunting. Aa a surprise, he was going to have a party for them, and preeent them with mounted trophies of what thay had killed. "But Just before the party, ha learned th at ona of the group had hia boas visiting him. So Mr. Johnson packed the trophy In the back of his car, rushed out and delivered it ia person while the man’s boss was them. L y n d o n thought it might help tha man if hia boss saw the vice presi­ dent come personally to deliv­ er something." "You don't darn mention you're not feeling up to snuff, lie’ll have a battery of doc­ tors at your door.’ "When he came over to the State Department to talk to the staff, I'resldent Johnson mentioned with appreciation tha top five men of the depart­ m ent But then he went on, in front of tha whole group, to single out three of us depart­ ment junior nten he had work ed with." "Just before leaving on his trip to northern Europe, Mr. M Johnson learned th a t one of hia former office staff had lost her husband and would bo lonely. He Immediately signed her up as a secretory end took her along. She had to work, but aho wasn’t lonely," "When Johnson haa quarrel­ ed with you, if ha haa blown up or has done something alia to make you unhappy, ha finds It difficult or Impossible to coma around and apologias. Instead, he does something nice for you, sends you a little gift, something he thinks yew would like." • O'* and A#t Q— In what area of toe iky ere there the most atari? A— The reion of the Milky Way in the upper part of the constellation of Cygnus, the Swan, ia considered to bo tha most densely populated area of the sky. Q— Why are the coal de­ posits of Nova Scotia especi­ ally interesting? A— The coal beds ia tha Sidney Held dip beneath the Atlantic Ocean and have been mined under the sea mere than 3W miles from shore, Q— Which la the only state which has lost In population? A— West Virginia, which now has 83,000 fewer people than la April, i960. Q—What is meant by deeiduoua trees? A—Deciduous means leaf, dropping, another word for hardwood. Coniferous means cone bearing, another word for softwood. O V IN G ? CALL MOVI NG AND S T O RAG E CO. . INC. F A 2 - 9 5 1 1 5 0 ‘l C e l e y Ave. S a n f o r d , Fla. Tw enty-Five Years Ago ADVANCE SHOWING... o il: H> 2 jv n tf il r \' KSTAM-lStlKI) AWARDS First Nobel i’ri/e awards were made in 1901. Thry were established by a Swedish in­ ventor, Alfred Bernhard No­ bel. Herald Area Correspondents ' , A ltam onte Springs M rs. Julia H arto. 839-1318 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 8)8-3016 Chulunta M rs. Joan Magin 363-37i i Dellary Mrs- Adam Muller 668-I I 10 Enterprise Mian Helen Snodgrasa •68-9931 Genera Sira. Louise Grayson 319-1671 Lake Mary Mrs. Fra lire. Wester 322-6219 Lake Monroe Mrs. II. 1.. Juhnmn 322-1721 l.nngw nod Mrs. honns Kates 8.18-3317 N orth Orlando Mrs. Mona tirinstead 322-2291 Osteen Sirs. Clarence Snyder 322-1911 Oviedo Sira. George Kelsey 363-3186 S U N D A Y , J A N U A R Y 12th 9 A M. T IL D A R K % k t / • - v z / 1 th . L k i'A / vry * - e ' » J it * IS ) l Cl W1U A u u \ y j \ ' Jj \ y j \ u u l i u P nLi O R L A N D O AND D A Y T O N A M A C H . AD-62070 (I-23A) rrjT AT M A C K L E BUI LT D E L T O N A PROGRESS HAS BEEN S O F A N T A S T I C r O U VE G O T \1 , 1 , S A N F U R Cl / Be the first to see me model home that will b« on dhplay at tha Florida Exhibit of the New York World’s Fair? You can tea it Sunday at DELTONA, months in advance of World*! Fair visitors! This home will captivate tha Imaginations of thousands, as a true example of tha finest of Florida living! Tha fully furnished and beautifully decora led modal home will be open for your Inspection ___from 9 till dark! Don’t alias seeing why tote lovely Itockie-Built home was selected over all others for a World's Fair showing! III, ?•• l TO SEE IT — I Q BELI EVE I T " f ;•[ i SIIU wi v' • ■**' >'811 u ■' r “ '• ' • WH E R E )e .t, •' tr V u u u u l l A T D BL.TO M A — M ID W A Y I I T W I I N Obviously, I am needling you fat females, for you can win your m ate bark again If you will fight fire with fire. But 30 tu bO pounds of un­ sightly blubber dampens the ardor of tha averags husband. . urn: u l j tliltoU Mm I In’. I li-lf.'i' I U i m ' D, .1. I ’ II V I \ . I ’ ll ill.-. 1 1 11* I V >o i r i i I | I, I t , | , ,' �A U WEE NDK TOUR theES Sanford oHO M . . . i n - Seminole Area Wide Selection Available For Home - Seekers ■*» Otaforfe O rn lft F ri. Jan. 10, *64—Page 5 cr s 3 There’s a wide selection avail­ able for all you home-seekers this weekend. There are homes from two to four b e d r o o m s , priced from around $12,000 up. In Deltona, the Muckle Brothers have on display a two bedroom, one bath retirement home identical to the one which will be built ns part of the Florida State Exhibition at the New York World’s Fair. It fea­ tures u screen porch, patio, carporte. and is on a 75 x 100 foot improved lot on a paved street. Get on Inter­ state 4 and watch for the Deltona signs ju s t across the St. Johns River. Kingswood Builders have three luxury homes for snle in Greenbrinr of Loch Arbor, adjoining the Mnyfnir Golf Course. One is pictured on this page. Among its features is a really beautiful kitchen, with built in electrical appliances and birch cabinets. In Sanford’s Grove Manor, a home Is almost complete a t 2018 Elizabeth Court. This is one of the prettier and more desirable sections of the city. See the other homes pictured on this page. Situated in well-plnnned Ravenna Park, they are fully com­ plete, including sprigged lawns and landscaping. Both homes have 2 baths, one with three bedrooms, the other has four. Roth nre equipped with central duct heating systems, to which air conditioning can be Courthouse Records I GREENBRIRR '•’- O f LO C H ARB O R C OUNTRY C L U B H E IG H T ’S .t While you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find Just what you are looking for in the way of a home. SEMINOLE COUNTY Gerald E. Sasser et ux to nuhI E. Byce et ux, North Or­ Joseph W. lllek* «t ux, Lons­ lando, $10,300 dale. $3,800 Bottle V. Caslow, exec, of John S. Krlder et ux to estate of Bessie P. Abell to Kingswood Builders. Inc. Bu­ Diane Beauchamp. Normandy Addition, $6,300 ena Vista Estates, $11,400 Margaret E. Bower, to C. George C. Toler et ux to Orlando Federal Savings awl G. Leitncr, Sanford, $7,000 l^jan Assn., Wetherington Marvin A. Fitts et ux to Heights, W.S00 George Slusarehyk et ux, Harold 11. Kastncr et ux hi Eastbrook, $11,500 Eldon M, Caio et ux, Astor VA to Larry D. Filklns *t Farms, l$,00o ux, South Pinecreit, $0,830 Horace If. Johnson et ux to VA to Gary L. Erland et ui, Donald C. Sabin et ux, Fern Sunlaml Estates, $11,100 Park Estates. *12.000 VA to Vinernio Huta et ux. VA to William A. Erhold ct Sunland Estates, $12,200 ux, So Pinecrest, $10,900 F1LA lo Kenneth R. Wilkins VA to Jim m y L. Cleary et et ux, Heftier Homca Howell ux, Sunland Estates, $11,400 Charles W. Overton, etux to Park, $7,41X1 Clair It Allen et ux. Orange Albert M. Greene et ux to Villa Heights. $14,400 Moody E. Kolwrts et ux, FMA to Donald T, Good et Queens Mirror South, $5,800 ux. Country Club Manor, $*,FHA to Nathan M. Ham­ 130 rick et ux, N. Chuluota, $6,730 EH A to David E. Jahn et Frances D. Ilrisson, to Dan ux. Sunland Estates, $13,050 I. Batten et ux, Sanford Nicholas Galanto et ux to Heights, $t3.ooo Theodore V. Pichi et ux, Knox-Florida Development Easthrook, $ll,40o Corp. to Grover D. Smith *t Oakland Estates. Ine. to ux. Harmony Homes, $11,000 Harvey E. Marston el ux, Oakland Estates, $11,300 Oakland Estates, Inc., to NOW READY James G. Gucrrini et ux, Oiklando Estates, $13,900 Oakland Estates, Inc, to t’airick A’. Sweeney et ux, Iner's Addition, Ifi.lisi Charles S. Hurd et ux to Oakland Estates, $15,300 Albert M. Green* *t a to James D. Griffin et ux, Oak­ Ctrl O. Drelln *t ««, Queen’s land Shores, $l7.00o Florida Pcrmanesque, Ine. Mirror, $8,700 John A- Chalkley et ux to to Francis E. Daniels el ux, Biehard It. Stout et ux, Cry­ N. Chuluota, $7,8no Samuel N. Wood et ux to W stal Lake Winter Homes, MA Glenn Wood et ux, English $M,3no John J. Morro et ux to Hu­ Estates, $21,000 Sylvia V 1totaling to Geor­ bert F. Gipson, et ux, Betts ge IV. Miller et ux, Watt's Addition, StI.ooo William F. Hammond et ux Farms, $(,500 If y m ir p re s e n t hom e it The Atlantic Refining Co to Jack Matilnger rt ux, Oak­ too sm all, co n sid er this to Glenn Goerabel et ux, San­ land Hitts, $8,800 spacious -1 bedroom , 2 Carl D. Nixon et ux to Arford, $1,330 b a th r e s i d e n c o of m o d em d e s i g n . T he hom e includes a s e p a r­ a te d in in g room , an d a lau n d ry room . A m ong th e m an y q u a lity e x tra s a rc c e n tra l d u e t h eatin g nnd fully equipped b u iltin k itch en . Finn to u<‘«] it tin s w eekend! Heal Estate Transaction* Charles M. Ucldin et ux to Harry 1. Pyle et ux. Xoc. 3320 29. $10,000 VA to Glenn F. McDaniel Sr. ct ux, Sunland Estates, $10,tH)0 VA to Elliott J. Fenwick et u i, Sunlanil Estates, $10,500 Antoinette II. Hobson, exec, of estate of John Mathew Hayes, Dese,, to Kenneth M. Conrad, Sanford Heights, $tl,* COO Ward TV Atherton et ux to Herbert C. Hums et ux, N. Chuluota, W.OOo VA to James M. Valentine et ux, Sunland Estates, $12.10O VA to Rawlins J. Harrell et ux, Sunlaml Estates, $11,330 VA to Peter L, Peterson et ux, Sunland Estate, $10,960 VA to Olis 11. Perry Jr. et ux, Pinecrest Heights, $10,450 John N. Ayeorke et al to llichard J. Lyons, Sanford, $1,300 Ward Hicks, Inil. to Herbert P Thomas el ux Eastbronk, $10,400 Donald I,. Whitney et ux to Clara Herrler, TVmplo Terrace Annex, $T,500 Oliver W. Inman et u t to Vaseo Marshall et ux, Mo- C a u h b y Club R ead easily added. And Cavalcade of Homes has twelve models to show in Country Club Heights. They are 3 nnd 4 bed­ room, 2 bath homes with built in kitchen equipment nnd central heat­ ing nnd air conditioning. Sales rep­ resentatives are on duty from ten to five. So make it a long tour this weekend. There are many beautiful and imaginative homes. See them all. Cavalcade of Homes (lotinlru (tilth 1 ★ 12 Exciting Models 3 & 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths flic iu h te -------- FROM $13,500 -------FHA and Conventional Financing • No Cloning Costs • VA — No Down Payment • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 1 Central Heat & Air Conditioning • Iluilt In Kitchen Equipment • Beautiful High & Dry Landscaped Lota • Sidewalk* • Street Light* • Sewer A Water ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SALES REPRESENTATIVES On Duty 10 u. m. till 5 p. m. PHONES: 838-2319 or 838-5059 TO MOVE IN! HOMES YOU Ravenna Park DESIGNED FOR -IN Community of Homes — Built with Pride’* Now Ready for Y O U ... in. •. * 410 TANGELO DRIVE •nC T? Tills attractive I bed­ room , 2 bath hume, of contemporary design, is now available for occu­ pancy. This home fea­ tures a fully equipped G-K built-in kitchen, central duct heuting sys­ tem with air condition­ ing easily added. <]im!ity constructed, this home can be purchased under VA, FHA, or Conven­ tional financing! 411 TANGELO DRIVE CALL US TODAY! FHA, FHA-IN-SERVICE, VA AND MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL CUN VE NTION AL FIN ANC1NO SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, BUILT ON A VERY LARGE LOT AT 100 HIGHLAND DRIVE. It’* complete and ready for your dost* inspection. It features three bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida Room. Dining Room, shite Completely E quipped General Electric Kitchen with lovely Kirch cabinets, and an enclosed garage. It has wl " terruzxo floors throughout, and is centrally heated. See it IhU weekend — it’s designed for YOU! •wown nr re* * k m * Modern Kitchen* by t E N E R A l ® ELECTRIC WILLIAM S. HUUMLEY JR. < (itfgunod g u ild s j I1YUON M. LEACH ? I s s ii Cuilom tuui flinum d iif IB utf.lOiJ P. O. ROX 1599 REE US FOR REMODELING ______________________ u_______________________________ FA 2-8071 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS ELECTRIC lit f �1 Presbyterian Church Circles W01 Meet First Preabyterlan Women Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. of tba Church circles will Bates announce the engage­ n e tt Jsn. IS u follows: ment and approaching mar­ Clrclo t with Mr*. Ralph Au*- riage of their daughter, K ara tla Smith, son Park Ave., 0:45 a.m. Circle X with Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, lit, MM Magno­ lia Are., 0:45 a.m. / Circle S with Mrs. C. M. W a l l s , 1017 MeUomrllle Asa., 1:45 a.m. Clrtla 4 with - Mrs. John D. Ivey, 140 N. Elliott Ave„ 0:46 a.m. Circle 5 with Mrs. Francis T. Meriwether, Silver Lake, 0:45 a.m. Clreto • with Mrs. George Stine, 42* Summerlin Ave., covered dish luncheon, 11 a.m. Circle T with Mra. J. E. Munger, 117 E. 23th S t, Mrs. W. D. Thompson and Mrs. O. B. Stallard, co-hostesses, 5:10 p m. Clrele * with Mrs. Joe C. Chittenden, 2101 Cordova are the efOcers wives of VAH11 and B et I who are the hostessea Mr the electlan and change of board coffee. After taking off the plane will fly to Italy tad land In old Venice, where a gondolier will be welting to guide tho tourists to a small cafa along the banks of tho Grands Ca­ nal. The goodola chorus of San­ ta Lada will still bo ringing In their ears aa they sip Caffe or Cspuciao aod order any number of Italian sweets. The second stop will ho in tho City of lights. The wives trill amble through th e Champa Ely sees and let 'La Vie parlslrww" take them over. A sidewalk cafa with a bright awning beckons. As Um tourists sR there in this old Paris tradition, they will bo served espresso and beautiful French pas* trie*. A Ufa slsed Paris po­ liceman will guide the beetle traffic. No trip to tho Med would be complete without a atop In Spain with Its castles. In old BarcaIona a senorita will lead the wives along the Ramble de las Floras to a PUTTING THE FINAL touches on thn Spanish costume of Mrs. Alec Blunden a re . Mrs. J. M. Runnels (kneeling) snd Mrs. Jim Sandusky, Mrs. Sandusky and Mrs. Blunden will furnish part of the atmosphere of Barcelona and Venice a t the NOW change of board coffee, Mrs. Runnels is in charge of the costumes. Carl Lind Program Speaker Philathea Class Gives Gift As Memorial The bride-elect la ■ native of Memphle, Term., attended schools there, end moved to Sanford In 10U. She ‘wan graduated f r o m Seminole High School la ISO. . The bridegroom-elect, eon of Mr. aod Mrs. William J. Templeton, Leslngtoa, Ky., ie a New York native, moved to Keatuchy with his parents and was graduated from Mil­ lersburg Military Institute, Millersburg, Ky. He recently received aa honorable dis­ charge from the U. S. Navy The Philathea S u n d a y School Class, First Presbyter­ ian Church, met with Mra. Clarfaea Snyder M o n d a y evening. Mr*, dames Wallin, presi­ dent. conducted the business meeting. A letter was read from the Tbornwall Heme thanking the rliss for Christ­ mas gifts seat to the children, also from an orphan girt and a missionary the ctase aids with monetary gilts. Mrs. Margaret Greene reported on the Christmas party given for the members of Beardall Chapel. The class presented By Mra. Oaraneo Snydsr offering plates to the Bear- Mrs. TUlIe Bartow of Santa dall Chapel aa a memorial to Ann, Calif., spent tho holi Mrs. Avakm Digue, a former days with bar mother, Mrs member of the class. Mrs. W. R. Anderson led the lesion on faith. The names of secret pals were revealed and names of secret pals drawn for the new year. Refresh­ ments were scr/ed to those New Pennies For attending, Mmci. WaUln, AnKlrby Fite, derion, Wilion Newman, Annla Mat The officers of Seminole ReTheta Epsilon Rumbley, R. F. Moule, John bekah Lodge No. 45 will be In­ Wilion, J. S. Field, P. T. Members Piety, J . N. Glllon, Haiel Gil- stalled at n special meeting huly, C. C. Howard and two at the Odd Feltowi Hall Jan. Members of Theta Epsilon guests, M n. Eva WllUama 14 at S p.m. Mrs. Eva Wilchapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sor­ and Mrs. Mamie Roberta of llama wUI bo Installed as ority, met at the lakefront Sylacauga, Ala. Nobis Grand and Mra. R. C. home of Mrs. Arthur Lee in Long aa Vice-Grand. Longwood. An Installing staff from David Jemigan Orlando Rebekah Lodge No. A brief huslness meeting 12 will be in charge. was conducted by Mrs. Rich­ Celebrates The Installation la open to ard Walker, president. the public. Osteen Personal Officer! To Be Installed For Rebekahs Utils cafa where they will taata the fare of that lown. To hatp the wives with their wardrobe problem on the ex­ The Sanford Woman's Club Evans and 51ra. Mctta SUrke met for Uie January business were hostesses. tended trip, a fashion show ftaluring tho basic black meeting and luncheon Wed­ A colorful arrangement of nesday at the clubhouae. Mrs. camellias centered the apeakdress and how it can be used Francis Meriwether, Mrs. Al­ era table, rosea were placed will ba presented. .Mrs. Wallace Peacock and bert Hardesty, Mrs. Frank throughout the room and bauBefore returning to the USA Mrs. Jack Erickson presented hints trimmed the individual the wlvaa will voto for either a very interesting program on luncheon tables. Mrs. W. E. Markley, Mrs. W. music. The title of the humor­ A. Yellnek or Mrs. C. B. Mra. B. C. Moore accom­ ous program was "Name Moore for president of the panied the laities singing That Tune.” Various song hits "Star Spangled Banner," fol­ of past years were played and NOW club; Mrs. Jim Olsen or Mrs. Alan Weeki for first lowed by aalute to the flag the person naming the correct vice president. and Mra. George Wells gave title received a shiny new Chairman of the decorating the Invocation. penny, committee Is Mrs. W. A. Following the catered lunch­ Mrs. Lee served delicious Yellnek who has done most eon, Mra. Erie Vlhlen, pro­ refreshments of cake and of (he designing, planning snd gram chairman for the day, fruit punch to the members drawing of the life ailed fig­ presented Carl Lind, program present: Mines. Paul Lewis, ures, background scenes and speaker. Ills subject was A1 Davis, Dob Dekle. Cam­ table decorations. "Conservation" and he spoke eron Lawrence, Kayo Stetson, Working on that committee first on water shed*. The Im­ McKee, Sterne are Mrs. J. F. Barlow, Mrs. portance of water was stress­ Jack Erickson, Richard Walk K. Jamison, Mrs. Ramon ed and he told the amounts er and .Mrs. Wallace Peacock, Garcia, Mrs. J . K. Dennison, of water humans, animals, In­ Mrs. Scott Beat, Mrs, A. Q. dustry and vegetation require Klein, Mrs. R. W. Kennedy, in a day. Klims were shown David Jemigan Mrs. I. A. Signorelli, Mrs. on water sourres and the lack David Jemigan celebrated Harvey Aubuchon, Mrs. R. D. of water In dry areas. The his seventh birthday Monday Fields, Mra. Dale Purdy and film projector used was cour­ with a party at the home of Mrs. D. U. Mitchell. tesy of Seminole High School his parents, Mr. and 51ra. B. Mra. J. 51. Runnels is In First baptist and was operated by Buddy K. Jemigan, 11* Plnccreit churge of Uie costumes for Burton, a member of the MONDAY Drive. the varluus guides. Projectionist Club at the W.M.U. Executive Board A weiner roast was enjoyed Deadline for reservations 0:30 a.m. by the young guests and for the coffee la Monday, Jan, Elsie Klnght Circle with games were played. As the 13. They should be made with Mrs. Sue Stevenson, 018 Park birthday gills were opened by the wives dubs' NOW repre­ Avenue. 7;30 p.m. David, each child was given sentatives. Retired military Deacons meeting 8 p.m. a surprise bag of hla own to officers’ wives can make Debrah Turner TUESDAY their reservation* with cither W.MS. business meeting, open. Dchrah Turner celebrated Mrs. Joel Weinman or 5lra. The birthday cake waa dec­ mission program and covered her fifth birthday with a party orated with a rocket blasting Joe C'olonna. dish luncheon followed hy at the home of her parents. off to the moon. The vapor circle meetings, begins 10 Mr. and Mr*. R. J. Turner trail spelled "Happy Birth­ Jr., on Beviera Road. Ginderville day David," and seven eanBalloons, paper at dies were placed on stars near the rocket. and lanterna were used to Fire Auxiliary Guests Invited to Jola the decorate the home. Debrah fun were: Kevin Gonsalea, and her guests played games To See Film and were served hamburgers, Jimmy Shepard, Elisabeth Ice cream, punch and birth­ Eating habits are aa varied Houghton. Curtis Ilawa, Ke­ The Ladies Auxiliary, Ginday cake. Mra. John D. Callahan I* at as wild Bowers In the wood*. vin, Glenn and Darren Har­ dervlllc Volunteer Klro De­ Invited to share the fun home after spending several Edibles spotted around the ris. Steven LeRoy, Jim and partment, will meet Jan. 13 at 7:30 p.m. nt the homo of with Debrah were Dun Ni­ week* in 5le|huurne recover­ house are there to help some Mike Dallaltosa, Strva Buck­ get through the day. ner and Robert Jemigan. Mrs. Lome Bridges, 2U90 Or­ chols, Mike Peacock, Alice ing from a broken hip. Ann Gregory, David Wells, lando Drive. This will be the regular Jo l«ah Galilei, l.lsa Pea­ Airman 3/c H. E. long Jr. Ladies* Carvin cock, Bonnie Austin, Janet is visiting hi* parents, .Mr. monthly meeting of the auxil­ Kite, Steven Kite, Dale Aui- and 5tra. II. E. Long, and fi­ iary and a ".March of Dimes" LEATHERLIKE tin, Oinny Kncrland, Danny ancee, Miss Betty Morris, for film will be shown. All ladles Wells, Johnny Myers and Ro­ several days, lie will return of the Ginderville area are to Ft. Lee. Va., Sunday. urged to attend this meeting bert Gregory. At Woman's Club Luncheon Mlse Eva Conn of Eau Gallic was a guest at the home of her eouiln, Mrs. Harry Os­ teen, recently. Mrs. Robert Tippett and Min Mary Beall of Durham, N. C., have returned bom* after several days vlilt with Mr. and Mrs. James Wallin. OVER 35 YEARS At P in t 4 Palmetto (Aloagtlde old post office) m Debrah Turner % • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos * Rental Beds Jackets Personals Jack Likens, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Likens, 2Uu Oak Lane, has returned to EmoryHenry College, Emory, Va., alter spending the holidays with Ills parents. Yes, We Have Filin For Your New Instamatic Camera! Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE STACK STOOLS Regular C4 $2.49 Value I f m IU * 9 45” WIDE NO IRONING NEW CO LO RS-FULL BOLTS ALFALFA M W 45” WDE 1 5 VALUES TO *1.79 YD. SHIRT SCOOP IN FINE COTTON PASTELS BROADCLOTH t CREPES FLANNELS Linen Weaves Roll-up sleeved! Ma­ chine washable t* Su­ p e r b workmanship! And . . . a variety of collar styles! Whit* or pastels. Sizes 32 to ewg $ y 2 . ^ n > i VALUES TO *3.49 PER YARD 88. 'lukewarm water * CREPES SPECIAL BUY * VALUES TO $1.79 PER YARD END OF BOLT SALE TARPOONS PLAID ft SOLIDS Dacron & Coltonj e w * 1 POPLIN ** # * CO VALUES TO *1.98 PER YARD New Pastels Dacron & Cotton Exciting N E W patterns in lOO'/r viscose rayon pile, all latex backed! Hot oranges, b r o w n s , blues ’n greenst VALUES TO $1.29 PER YARD ” Shorts R EM N AN T w YEAR-END CLEAN-UP OF Hwy. 17 fir 92 Near Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. VALET AND SEAT COMU1NATION Regular $9.95 Value C FRIDAY NIGHTS Personals io the auxiliary can boast its membership. 45** WIDE # EASY CARE f Values to $1.98 Yd. 9 u aavB SM B T m IB i ITM * On Birthday Church Calendar ARNEL JERSEY CREAM PUFF OPEN 9 |t n € * t f f NEW CO LO RS-FU LL ROLLS 100% DACRON Birthday Party Honors THE R E M N A N T SHOPS BRINGS YOU SPRING FA S-» RICS AT OUT OF SEASON £ PRICES. COME IN AND SEE gjj BARGAINS AT NEW LOW PRICES. $TFl # TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG "TUB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* '& a h Ju d t,A COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PHONE FA 2-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD 200 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD YOU KNOW HOW FAST THESE GO SO BE HERE EARLY TOR BEST SELECTIONS. New Bolts of Dacrons — Estrons — Acetates fir Cottons ■ ■ ■ H A Y S?A 13S M H I �/ •* N ■ y i; ^ent (Dacm Q bbij. • DBAS ABET: My lag. Bib taachar said wa had to writs a friendly letter to some person who llrei la •aothar city as a homework •alignment, to this la what I wrote: "Dear Abby: You are Miring my problem with­ out even Doing It because I have to writs a latter tor my English assignment sad I chose you to write to. "I think your colum la pritty good. I don’t always agree with your answers hut then nobody la perfek. I sure got to give you credit. It takes a lot of nerve to give those answers because you no what happens when you stick your nose In other people’s business. "Very truly yours, " T IN ENGLISH • • I DEAR ABBY: Our t#year-old daughter (whom I’ll call Jane) Is serious about a 14-year old married man who is In the process of being divorced. They were married only fivo months. My problem Is bo spend* every evening her* with Jan* because his law­ yer told him he shouldn’t be in public with another Jacoby (Da V* By Abigail Van Buren EMo P m Ii * to Dm i k t r f l M M n o i K t r a m , ia]M> and t t o i m m 4 m i th# main attraction i t th s l Th# film begin* with a to a yaeht creating tha hay. Mori*land D rivt-la Theatre] baaatiful aarlal shot ef A cap- Working ea this yacht is Elvis Sunday through Tuesday, in Prteley, an sx-trspeie artist color, “Fun in Acapulco" also who recently dropped hla feature* Ursula Andres* and brother duxlag their act, caus­ Elsa Cardenas. ing h la to be Injured. Because of this unplsasant Incident, he Tha co-fsature will ha "Th* Delicate Delinquent," starring Is afraid of heights and haa Jerry Lewis. left the U. 8. in hopes of find­ ing himself end overcoming Two color movies a n slated for Wednesday and Thursday, hie fesr. "Yellowston* Kelly," starring Elvis gets fired hoesua* of a Clint W alktr, and "Cash Momisunderstanding w i t h h l a Call,” with Jam es Garner. boss that Involves bis boss’s flirtatious young daughter, The triple weekend feature, Jan. 17-18, Includes "Th* Old and Elvis soon winds up aa a Dark House,” with Tom Pos­ linger In n nlto club. His pop­ ton; "Showdown," starring ularity enablee him to get a Audi* Murphy, and "Com* fob In n large resort hots] where he tinge at night In the Blow Your Horn," starring Frank Sinatra. club, ami works afternoons as Preslsy and hi* guitar go to a Ilfs guard a t tha swimming Mexico for hla latest musical, A THREESOME that's pool Hers ha maata Elsa Pun In Acapulco" to Tech­ hard to brat — Elvis Cardenas, who enacts tha role nicolor. Making th* trip with Presley la flanked by of a famous lady bullfighter, him sra numerous musicians Ursula Andress a n d and Ureula Andress, who plus two foreign-born beau- Elsa Cardenas in this plays ths hotel'a social direc­ ttea: Ursula Andreis, who has scene from “Fun In tor. beeomo a fam iliar and popular Acapulco” s h o w i n g White trying to declda which performer on tho American Sunday through Tues­ girl ha likes tha most, Elvis movis scene; and Elea Carden- day at the Movieland sings ten new songs and on* , on* of Mexico's most fa* Drive-In Theatre. eld favorite, "Guadalajara." woman y e t . Meanwhile, Jane and ho are getting thicker and thicker and they are talking marriage. Ho is a gentleman and Is well able to support Jana, and we like him, but 1 don’t think it’s right for them to bo planning marriage until he Is boo to m arry, do you ? My husband says he Is a lot better than most of the characters Jan* has gone with and we should let them be. What do you think T JANE'S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: No m atter bow you phrase It, he is a married man until he Is divorced—and bo may NEVER get a divorce. Your daughter should not be spending every evening with him. If he respects her, as a gentleman should re­ spect a lady with whom ho would like to spend th* rest of his life, he will let HER be until be h is tha right to talk marriage. • « • DEAR ABBY: A neighbor who lives next door to us keeps all her blinds up except th* on* that is on the window which looks right into our bouse. Don't you think It looks like sb* is trying to shut us out} Wo never pull the shade on th* window that looks right Into THEIR house because we don't want to look Ilka we don't trust them. Should­ n't they do the same for usT HURT DEAR HURT: Not nec­ essarily. Shades Insure pri­ v ity , and you shouldn't feel "hurt" if n neighbor evi­ dences a desire lor privacy. You hsva the same privi­ lege. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "HAROLD WHO TRA­ VELS": Don't worry. If a woman really loves a man, no other man cao get within 100 feet of her. • • • Get it off your chest. For a personal, unpublished r#ply, write to ABBY, Box 3343, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 30 cents to Ab­ The New York Stock Ex­ by, Box 3343, Beverly Hills, change ha* had Its ups, downs Calif. and wall-to-wall periods, bat whsn It recently “moved" to Hollywood it traded the bulls and bears for th* birds and bees. Something unique In movies St West’s dlapoial. 0» takes place In Matro-GoldwynWest dutifully opened a dia­ AAK Mayer’s new comedy, "Th# to Q J t mond. Tha four was played Wheeler Dealer*," when for *KIII( from the dummy and Eait th* flret time film audience* ♦ AQJ won with tha Jark, will be nbto to see tha newest BABY At thle point Eaet would electronic device, an "instant" to 1 0 1 T I * m i have done well to eettle for a stock market service. to lO M i totllt 200 point profit but East be­ "Th* Wheeler Dealers” will ♦ AQJ ♦ SSI came hoggish. He wanted 800 show Sunday through Wednes­ « •« toll points so he led back a epade day a t the flits Theatre. *QJB whereupon South claimed the This latest development in t oAK rest of the trick*. automation, rathsr than pal­ to 107 South had a real braak be- pitation, gata sta r billing + K 1 0 I MS cause If he had mads hla along with Lea Rsmlek and Both vulnerable Rerih Beat Beet* Wed proper response of two clubs Jame* Garner for Important 1♦ Pass JN.T. Pass to tha diamond opening the sequence* of the Martin Ran• N.T. Double Poos Face chance* are that North would tohoff production. have wound up playing tha Called “Tetereglster," it la no.trump stem and there th* only board of Its kind In diamond opening had to be 1 would have been no way to operation. MGM arranged to the one unusual lead a t {beat North. hsv* It shipped directly from th* corporation’* headquarters In Stamford, Conn., to th# studio sound stage. The Tele- Viomi«ft»r\^ tel U t - IN TMEATR TON H E to SAT. H .4Q A CARLOAD n in s mant than to discuss. She won’t listen when I tell her ■he has had enough to drink. And If I try to take her home before thing* get any worse aha refuses to go. 1 dread taking her to parties. Even though this only hap­ pens once in a white, I never know when eba la going to take th* drink that la one too many." I t eeema to me you owe It both to your wife end to youraalf to tell her frankly and exactly what th* la liks whsn she drinks too much. Don't spars her feelings. Let her know that you no longer like to take her to partle* because you ean’t count on how she is going to bshavt. More due* to home har­ mony; Ruth Millette’s “Hap­ pier Wive* (hints for hus­ bands)." Just send 23 cents to Ruth Millett Header Service c /o Th* Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. TODAY & SAT. mm. I At Tie* Oalr C e re t l Wlte* — Calee 8HOWB AT 1:00 - 3:00 rs He. X At eue Oalr 3:04 . 7:00 • 9:04 -I irnouM no AHOt'XD T U B WHHI.II IV A B U B " No. a At l i ne oalr ■ w a r m * o x T un w in d - R l t i M — Cate* CONING t. . MOV. - TTX*» DOST roSBBT EARLY ItlKD SHOW SUNDAYS AT 8:13 SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY SHOWS AT 1:00 - 3:1Q 8 :1 4 - 7:10 4:44 H4 really wasn’t out to mako 11,000, 000. Ho’d already made that 1 ?:0* (2) <*) (I) t i l l (1) S i l e n t Service W y a t t Karp Lee M e rvta P t- se n t* SA T U R D A Y P . M. I n t e r s e t l e s s l Show ­ 11.44 ( t ) s a t . r - r e i u a tim e (I) Sky K ins ( f ) Th* O r e s t Adventure ( I T3 Buneet Strip (>) H i e - f u n n y 13:30 (1) tlullwlnklc ( 0 1 * 0 1:11 (3) Hob Hop* (Cl Do T au Know ? (4) H a u te IS ( ) ) Amerl •» lU o d c U n d «9 ) H u rk e 's Law t i l t (2) K t p l o n n e I I I (3) T h a t Wo* T h e W eek (I) News T h at W as ( i ) My r n * n d n i c k s ( I t T w i l i g h t Sons 1:IS ( I ) Sot. A tterooca F e a ­ IS) I’rlc* la Kleht 1444 (3) J a c k Poor ICotor) ture ( t ) Cherny. W rcc tlln * I t ) P l s h t or the W eeh 111 W a tc h Mr. Wloard '.I ts <)) M ake T h a t Bear* 11:0* (3) Now* 1:2) II) Senior Howl Gome i l ) New*— Murphy M a r ­ 1:3* ( I i T a lk A Tolent ( t ) Challeos* Oelf ti* 1:0# ( I I Champ Howling 11:11 ( I ) N s w # B p e r t# W e s t tt) Men Into Ipso* thtr ( I ) T h e a t e r *( the B t s r i 3:10 <11 T h e a te r X ( 3) Mo tine* T h eo ter 11:1* 13) Jo h n n y Coreas (Color) 4:09 ( ( ) (J113 Gull C lastic l l i t S ( I ) Mev*rick 4 10 (1) NFL, l ll l h ll g h t a BATURDAT A. M. «:«# ( I ) Wide World ef Oporto I tl* ( I ) N e w # W e a th e r ( I ) Pur top W i t o i e r ■:•* I t ) Muarlae Bemester Show 1:11 l«> Urn w ere A lm onte ( I ) Outlowe <»> S'twn 4:0* 111 P lohlns Fun T:ll l«) Ona W a r Mirror 1:11 13) N i e K i y i i t ) HPD M ld-glorlds ( • ) Con. Via. Wash. 1:11 ( I ) Across T h s Peace Report ( t ) C s p t. K n itte r* * 1:1* (I) Mr. Kl ( I i l l e c h r Jo*** 4 41 13) Newecope i l l (3) H o b ls llocd (1) W in te r Olympia ( t ) S u p e rm e n n a m e * P rerlaw T.tt (I) TV RENTAL • Bate# • CX. AT ana A It'l» s o ' a t i c *, v-e* a ii (I) ♦ Service Seminole TV FA 8-4114 Zenith Color TV Sates 2600 Sanford Av# JJ l.o* Super Ccr T h * A iris Show l it Motor Mercury H u r t A noddy Tennee*-* T u i» d * 1* m H ector Heotbcat* q u i c k Ltrow hlcU rsw 1»:1« 11.04 T h e a te r X 11:10 P lr e b e ll XL ti ll Ml*My Uou** Jotoono D o n n i e Tho M o a ti* It In Tin Tin 11*0 Cotpor Kury Ituy Hicero Show 13.30 flo tn y A Cecil (I) (3) (4) (I) 1:31 (1) (4) (I) Til# LOOK t ! Inncrsprlnj M attress Renovation Special I nclude* l m MHWJnSZE co-rsA -rtu* avx. a t iiao oxiT mox. a T i r e , a -ia o .v l t "THE DELICATE DELINQUENT" JERRY LEWtS •very day aad yisxa anytime mover you want lb Tag your listening pleasure that* la lira musical entertainment Friday and faturday night# * * On Friday and Saturday •vening* tho Capri offers dining and dancing entertain­ ment in tha form of tho Shnngri La'e, who play be­ tween 8 p.m. and midnight. The Cnpti's dance floor is one of ths best sixed around so you can atop in that* for a few whirl# Th* popular businessman's lunch la get­ ting mors so and the lovely lunches for the Indie* club* are also being enjoyed. * * ■ Well, I did It again. After putting numerous t i c k a t s with my name on them into the littla fish bawl, I failed t l ) S a tu rd a y N l | h l Movie to draw my own name aa the (I) Phil Silver* (I) T h e Hollywood r a i ­ winner of two free dinners a t se*— n i n e Crcehy Spencer’s. Now, I don't mind (I) Ounemoh* m t winning, it Is Just the (II THA 131 (*)(>> Now* Ides o f being able to draw (I) T h e a te r *( th* Blare for tha lucky ticket, and not (I) Movie picking out my own. Thera’s (I) A dult Theete* just no Justice. Thera's Jus­ SUNDAY P. IL tice in tha way flpancar’s ID F a ith for Today 131 Itevlval treats you though, with their ( t l In tern a tio n a l Zone fine food, drinks and atmea (4) Fac* Th* Nation (I) Lower U b t Hone* phtr# (3) Oral Robert* t :** (!) C hristophers 1109 ( t l T our Life la Th* World Today ( D Hereld of T ru th 1.30 (4) I I . r * Contao A titer (!) E te rn al Light I D Challenge Golf |: t* (3) On* f o r th* Money I t ) II at Pin. Uaehetbail Highlig ht* I I* ( t ) Movie — B a n d a r AN lernoon II) CUM Sports I p e c l a e u l a r 1:04 (D Movie— (3) Sunday (I) On* of s Bind 4 *4 (D Pro Dow) d a m # 1.14 ID Science All Star* 4.t# ()) Alumni Fun (I) Mira *{ a W a i t e r s Mon 4:*t (4) IJlh Century 4:49 ( D Pro A Cos 1:14 ID Probe ()) Death Vallay Osya (!) Newtcop* T.M I D Hitt Dons Show T:te (41 O c i l t # H a r r io t t (4) l.o ill* V.IS ( D Travel* of Janal* McPheolor* (I) W onderlnl W orld df Color (D My Psvortt* M a rtin s I 44 (D luJ Sultlv ss I 14 (!) U r t n l l Clrcue Huy ( D A rraet 4 T rlst C e n tra l Florid# 114 1 2 1 U onasss Showmen ID TDA Be* Hunt 14:44 (!) B irth Cantrol—H e w t Th* Lieutenant (D Stoney Burh* J a c k ie Qleaeen 10:11 (D 4IIC New* Roport llou too tony 11:44 (!) Newoeop# Joey Uiehop (Cetor) (I) H a r r y R a a io so r T h* Defenders Now* Law rence Welle ( D T h* Lata Show 13:34 ( I ) T h e a to r at th* Btara 11:10 (I) P o la r d s n s • Cleaning A Processing Felt msM COMING TUlIRSw JAN. 16 WAIT DISNEY* tmsTim *osrmalvusmi curvetrurm ^Sterne • Brand New Cover for Mattress • Hrand New Insolation where SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avcnu* Phone FA 2-6321 FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY MONDAY A. M. 144 (3) Stlmaotle* • i l l (I) g u a ih t a * Alm anao 1:11 (I) Now* 4:1* <*> Bunrle* I t m t t l t r (I) r i a . B i e u r y t i f f I I ) T ede y ( D Operation A lphabet l i l t (I) P a n # M erkel Re­ to rt f it* (I) Today (4) W ok* Up Movloa 3:11 I D Mlckta’a Ooepel Tim* 3:11 ( I ) New* A W ea the r i n ( I ) CarteoavlH* (I) C a n . K aagores l : H ( I ) Today t i l l (I) W oelh*. so * * 1:14 ( I ) Carioavllt* t . t t (1) J a c k Lataaa* Show ( D Cxerotcs l i l t ID d s i l Bierm sh e w 1:1* (I? Rooayor Room R rrtlfc GOOD * I : t* I I ) 11) (I) till II) (I) H itt II) (I) (I) H it* t t ) (I) (I) 11:90 ( I ) (!) (I) 11:3* (3) «0, (I) M TrL Jon. 10, " M -F ift 7 BY JUDY TURNER Things art kind of quiot now that tha holiday* an over, and people are resuming their normal Uvea. Nevertheless there are plenty of thing* to do, and here are some of them. For exsmpte, you might P*Q on 4*1 to Slut# City Roll­ er Rink tonight and try yen* lack s t winning their jack­ p o t It'd a complicated deal, but (hero b money in It for you If y*B bave the lucky number. Lata of fun and got. J exercise too. o s s After spelling her name wrong for two week*, wa fin­ ally got II straightened o u t Th* name of tha now girl at the bar a t the C l ribs Is Lou Morgcnatem . . . This Illi­ nois gml has been in Florida for about elx month*, work­ ing for to u r of them In an­ other local dining spot. Work­ ing with har a t th* C#ribo during th* lunch ruth la Norm# Daffron, who dlahea up th at delicious food. Th# Cariba la a handy place to atop for lunch and you'll bo electronic equipment, w i t h well rewarded. Dinner ia three million Indicators and equally good, served by the 35,000 mile* of circuit wirings. competent Jack, who i And It shows 380 stocks. doe* the evening duty be­ hind the bar. * o e Other new people around Include a piano player by th* nam* of Carol Fettljohn who haa token over th* muelal entertainment a t Freddie Steak House. Tha word la that she’* young, attractive and talented, and plays ail aorta of musie from ths old favorites to ths moot modern. IT S LOVE and laughs, plus n bit of larceny, with Lee Uemick and James Garner in MctroGoldwyn-Mayer’* "The Wheeler Dealers," hilari­ ous spoof of Wall Street, running Sunday through Wednesday a t the Kitz Theatre. M Area 5 HOPPING W e e k e n d T e le v is io n If you can't sell her on tha idea of setting a limit to tho number of drinks she takes FRIDAY P. M. then you'd better cut out th* iv ih h drinking parties entirely. If I 44 (H! )M H D News, S p e r ia W e a th e r you don't put your foot down, I* ( I ) K 'lltorlel the problem will very likely <I :lt (S) New*, S p e r u , W e a ­ get worse instead of better. ther l l <•) Ch t Sporte When her drinking embar­ SI iIt (S) New*— W e lte r C ro srass** you In front of k i te <!) I l u n t l t j - B risk!*? friend*, you certainly hsv* I D N e w t— B ar Cachrea the right to tell her to put an 1:11 IS) O u td o o r Uulletta Hoard end to It. ru u x s •ewoHU « r LA**-1;LOT" register stands 18 feet high and 1* 84 feet long. It haa 29 panele, each weighing 300 pounds. It totals five tons of By Oswald Jacobv JhaWoman : ByRuthMniett "I need advice about a dif­ ficult problem," writes a male reader. “My wife i* pretty, bright and a wonderful companion. So It ahould be a pleasure to taka her to a party. Tha trouble Is that every so often the drinks more than she should and I am embarrassed by her behavior. “She get* loud and talks about things ahe would or­ dinarily hsv# better Judg- ABL Ritz: 'Wheeler Dealers' Onfihidya As they say in Wall Street, T h * Bull pets a little, the Bear gets a little, but the Hog goes broke.* East liked his double of the no-trump slam. He was cer­ tain that North would not have Jumped right to elx notrump without a high card in hla suit and he knew that hla double would produce a dia­ mond lead from hla partner. East and West ware play­ ing th* convention originally Invented by Teddy Llghtner of New York In which the double of a alam calls for an unusual lead. In this Initance the only suit bid by North and South | bad been diamond*. Hence, a m^ s ^ f o r d foR * a a * There aren't many pisess around serving breakfast, but the Mar Lou Is cna of thorn , , , they open st 7 e.m. Lou Rotas say* they can offer you fin* food at reasonable price* . . . charcoal steaks (I) 10:0* ( I ) (I ) (t) (0) 14.11 (2) 14:14 (3) Aw erleen Mletevy Bey Wfco# Lev* e l Life Mika W allat* S paslih NBC Now* W ord (or 3Vor« (1) I Lev* Leoy ( I ) D w i n b l t U rte t 11:40 ( I ) T k * UoCore ( 1 ) CeseosUsllea (4) tiite (i) (D Ml Price to Rl*tat p e t* a a i o i r e Th* Object I t U le elas Link* MONDAY P. M. 11:40 ||> i e « ■lea (I) 11:11 ( ! ) 11:10 (0) (0) (ti Nows Carr? Out Orders Pfc. 222-M ll Control Florida's OMrat A Floeot Roumillat &Anderson RESTAURANT A FOUNTAIN Oporatad By Dora Rtndoy BEST COFFEE IN SANFORD Fm k Ground Aa Used SUNDAY DINNERS Cay Of Seay, Choir* Of Several Entree*. 1 Vege­ table* Or Salads, Rolls A Butter. MRS. REMLEY*S FAMOUS PIES Bakod Dally O i Premia#* -* JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOITNGB ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... I&25 CHAR - BROILED PHIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS YOUR (•weal aa a nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a m l deUcsey tho way wo prayer* them I . . . they are NOT Freneh Fried I) COMBINATION PLATTER CHOICE (Dsalah Laketer Tails and Bays! E A Q C la d Shrimp) ? FROG LEGS A Batteed la Melted Bette* UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fin* Cheeses and Mont# To Enjoy White Wo Prepare Your Dinner New Orison* Room available *v«y T E S T 1ST private parties ny to Heath French Avo. Sanford Fhon* FA 8-9881 Lou Rotas suggests: “T ry our Lunches Wo oorvo excellent food, servo you quickly, and at reaionsbI« prices'* a Received an unsolicited tea timonlal about tha great chicken dinner* at the What sburger , , . the best they’d ever had from any place around. The take out order Included salad and scrump­ tious crunch fiioa too, ■ a * Don't forget on thooa buoy Sundays th at for a extremely low prica you can gat an *x csllent Sunday dinner right down town. Offering selec­ tion* starting at 99 cants Roumltlat a n d Anderson’s food division, run by Davo Remlay. They sonr* from 11 'til 3. For dessert you won'i ba able to find anything bet­ ter than th at wonderful homemods pin. * 2445 F m c k A n , Salford, Fla. VIrot laoprea Sevan Kaye H a r r y Haasona* P a l b a r k u a a Deal Boarak 1st Toauarrsw T r u th ar C a s t e . TYIw i- J jdju RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Highway 17-92, South of Sanford Music for your Pleasure - FrL & S a t CHAHCOAL STEAKS EVERY DAY PIZZA Serving Breakfast Daily Try Our Special Business Men's Lunch! VARIED, DELICIOUS MENU From Served 11:30 to 2 daily 9 7 ' Private Dtotal Room Aveil.We Far Farttoa Call FA 8-tU l For Your Dancing Pleasure The Sh an gri-La's EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING I P. M. TO I I P. M, �I C A P T A IN E A S T • 1JL! "i i ■* £ 8 ? P !3 8 8 P P !S S 3 S O %> 0-0 | J M n c ' f f s a- 0) >» i. 8 !l OP i. 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SB q_ Pr s .1 §f f l I !4 ;i i r i; I* * 5 sl* i 4 I ft Ji i ^S»Jk v 1 »: 1 18 > �T "-----\ -r " P»fft lG-Yrt. Urn. 10, 14 m thelt ntfT ts aad Aay hava bacomt to c M id o o i o# it m areas are atrlctly estimate*. Game taken ootilde of management area* fa not reported at n il Heaton hi the Ocala National Forest management a actaally checked eat 1ST deer st the two kunt head* rtara. Many dear were hameted and taken home by hasten that did not have to ha cheeked. Several tor* w en k n o w n to ha taken abo, but b o m wan checked. A total ad 111 t o r waa harvested by archer* aa the raa Ann and I lf hy goa hunter*. Aa estimated St tarkay aad SI deer plus numerous in ti and other n a i l game waa harvested oa the Kkh* / MARY 8W1GON8KI AND JtMMY NORRIS, Seminole High atudentn, are among those being coached by Wren Credland (extreme left) and John SpoUki (extreme right) an they attempt to win bertha on the nchool’a new inter-scholas­ tic bowling conference being organized by 12 .Aa sattmatad 1TI dear, M turkey, one bear aad other ■HD fu w was Mksa aa the Tomoks Ares. Aa*atimatad IIP deer, M turkey aad other email game waa tekaa oa tha Farmton A na. Tha Guaao R im A na which haa been primarily a waterfowl araa also produced a good population of up­ land geaM this yoor. Huston wan rspertsd taking U hog*, IS tarkay, IS quail, IP rmbWt* aa wall aa 1411 ducks Course Slated In Seamanship will start forwards John Burkhammer a n d Richard Moore, Dave Mali* i t center and Gary Gunter and Steva Simpkins at tha guard skits. Kroencke Topr At Mid-Florida DIAGRAM of tha number pins with diracUoa of tha itrika boll. BOWLING How To Toach Youngsters CONVERTING SPARES (Fifth and Last cf n Series) Make up a large card wiA removable numbered circles representing Ae 10 pins and arrange these in a ten-pin triangle. Point out the strike zone to your youngsters (see dia­ gram ). Explain that a light hit. a Brooklyn (left side), and a full bit can result A a split. This can be demonstrated by rcmovAg Ae pins that may fall on each of Aese hits. Taarii your youngsters the three basic spare angles: right, left and center. The tar­ get pins, 3-7-10, are Ae key to successful spare-makAg. To convert center lane spare* Ae target la tbe No. I pA and (he bowler should assume bis strike position oa the approach. For all center lane spares, such as the 3-1, 1-2-3, 1-2-8, etc., approach Aa target pA on a straight lAe. For right hand spares, Ae proper starting position A the left aide of A e approach facing Ae No. 10 target pin. This A th* correct angle for right hand spares such as the 3-10- 6-10, 6-0-U, the B pA and 10 pA. For left hand spares, take A e opposite position oa th* right sid* of A * approach facing th* No. 7 pin. A straight line approach toward Ae No. f target pin A correct for these Aft hand spars com­ binations: 1-7, 4-7, 4-74, 74, T pin and 4 pla. Te coorart center, left or Art Kroencke cirted off top honors during Wednesday's low net tournament hekl by the Senior Men's Golf Asso­ ciation at the Mid-Florida Country Club near Sanlando Springs, Kroencke came up with a low net of 07 while John Reams, with a 71, took second place honors. Tied for third place with 73’* were Erie DalJman and Lenny Bulbuls. Cubs* Coach In Warning CHICAGO (U PD -The Chi­ cago Cubs may not win th* National League pennant A IBM, but head Coach Bob Ken­ nedy warned Ae rest of Ae right band spares the bowler circuit today that "We’ll win more gantrs than wo did last should approach the target year." pin on a straight line, A ex­ actly Ae asm* manner os rolling a strike ball. Only Ae angle changei, not me tine of approach. Shaw example* of various spares on your number board, tha 2-4-7 for sxampto. Then indicate the paA the hall must follow to achieve a con­ version. Set up other combina­ tions snd ask your youngsters A show you the correct angAs. Sponsored by S e m i n o l e County Sheriff Luther Hobby an eight lesson course in basle seamanship and small boat handling will ba given by the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Sanford-Orlando Flotilla. Lessons and demonstrations In useful knots, anchoring, boat handling, rules of the road, the use of charts and compass and aafety afloat will be offered. At the end of the course a certificate will be awarded attesting to the sat­ isfactory completion of the lesson. The course is free and open to the public, A small nominal charge for the text book and training materia) will be the only cost. It la not necessary that participants own a boat (o Join the class. The first class will atart Wednesday at I p. tn. Regis­ tration will begin at 7 p.m. Classes will be held at the Seminole t'ounty Court House. For further Information and advanced registration phone FA 2-7113 during business h o u r * or FA 2-9303 or FA 2-7379 evening* und week­ ends. TONIGHT ntSTOAMI / 7:40 pjw I > 1UNESNICHTIV) Ladies N ight* wT ouhno ■ i ■ ■ - VALET PARKING ■ S u r r y ! N o Minors! W here T h e T o p Duga R u n R a t a O r S t i in s " 'HABWts til* * . Plymouth has special engines for Zoooooooooooooom (optional, of course). That's important to some people. Others don’ t feel they need that much Zoom . They stick with the high performance of our standard V-8 or the economy of our standard six. What’s important to y o u . n o matter how you like your power. . . Is a car that’s designed to make the best possible use of it Power-hungry or not, test drive tha new Plymouth. Consider the fact that Plymouth offers you a 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty* on the parts that keep you going. Then you’ll know why we say, "Get up and go Plymouth t" •HERE'S HOW PLYMOUTH'S H E A R / 30.0M-MILE WARRANTY PROTECTS YOU! Chrysler Corporation warrants tor B years or V0.000 mites, stuciawr comas, first, sssmsl dotects In moterm s and workmanship and will replace or repair af a Chrysler Motor* Corporation Authorized Dealer's place of business, tn* engine Meek, heed and Internal parts. Intaka atanifoM, water pump, transmission case and internal part* {s.cluOm* manual clutch), torque convertor. drive shaft, universal joints, rear site snd differential, end rear wheel bearing* of Us IMS automobiles, provided the owner has the entine ell chanced every I months or t.000 miles, whichever comes first, tha all niter replaced every second ail chanaa and the csrturstor air Miter placed every 2 year such a dealer evk paired service, end receipt of such ovM mi lease. BRASS MOTORS w * . Pfc. S3S4321 F H O N JON LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Powerful tittle featherweight champion Sugar Ram** steps out of hia diviaioa tonight to meet Vicente Derado of Ar­ gentina as a lightweight in a 10-round nationally televised bout a t Olympic Auditorium. Ramos, who flgbta out of Mexico City, waa rated a 2-1 favorite over Derado. (What tha '64 Plymouth haa) LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE Heated (■randatandn Sugar Ramos Meets Derado GAINESVILLE (U P D -F loride's Gators held down Rick Barry's chief assistant and outplayed rival Miami under the boards and on A e (four Thursday night for a 11401 basketball victory A at set a new point record for the bom* gymnasium. J o h n Datnplcr, Miami's other consistent high scorer, was held to seven points. GlamEn d o w e d ' But be declared with out any r e ie m tk n , "I can aay thia far my boya: they b a r e s t quit. 1 (eel they hare the ability to win and they be* Ueva they h are the ability to win. 1’a expecting a good g en e tonight.’* Stumpf win atart Mike Glad end Mike Bowea at the for­ ward dole, Ken Tyre at ren­ ter, and Barry Johnaon and Deonie Brawn a t guard. *'Wa need a little more ocorlng punch,” Stumpf aatd, “and “ and that'a why I’m going to go with T j n a t renter. Bar­ ry Barka haa a offered with bla ihooting and perhaps If wn give him n brief m et it might help him. Barka ia a fine athlete and w e're confident he’ll be a Ug help to ua when he'a back up to par.” The Tribe baa a record of ooe win and three keeei ia conference play. Their seasona l record to data la ooe win and aeven defeat*. Coach John Colbert’* JayVee*, with a record of three win* and tour loaiea will make a s effort to come up with win number four when (hey meet the Evan* JayVee* in the preliminary cooteat tonight. Colbert'* a tarter* will la* elude forward* Ronnie Htnaon and Bob Spradlin, Mika Fordham at center, and guards Joe Purdy and Al Boniface. Stop Dampier WEI). & S A T . - 2 P . M WwWs toss** Start 1 NEW YORK (UPI! - Tbe American Broadcasting Com­ pany (ABC) plans to have former heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano as a guest commentator for its exclusive radio coverage of Ae Sonny Lliton • Cassius Clay title fight at Miami Beach. Feb. 23. *«y. Gator Cagers EXCEPT SUNDAY A C T IO N I T H R IL L S ! The IBM drag racing season opens Saturday with the Semi­ nole Timing Association ex­ pecting more than 100 entries for ha 7 p. m. program a t the Osceola Air port drag atrip. An array of new IBM auto­ mobiles will be rolled onto the starting line to vie for $300 in prize money and trophies. Of Aa new models, a IBM Corvette Sting Ray driven by Sanford’s Henry Wight, is r a t­ ed a favorite to win Little Eliminator competitions. An­ other Corvette, a 1963 model driven by Ray Mudion, domi­ nated the '63 racing field and Oviedo Hlgh'a eager* taka to the road tonight la hope* of extending their racord to five victoriee. Fresh (ram an upset victory over the Cardinal* from Ocoee 36-52, A t Lions are eager to make It two in a row by beat­ ing tonight’s opponent, Howty Academy. high schools In Central Florida. The loop is being Homy hat not had a good sponsored by the Bowling Proprietor*’ Associa­ season to far. Yet It haa been tion. Each team will have a local bowling estab­ up against stiff competition lishment aa ita home lanes. Seminole's team of from Tarawa. seven bowlere will roll its home games at Jet Even though the Howey lads don't exhibit an excep­ Lanes. (Herald Photo) tional win-loaa record, they could be a threat. Ovlcdo'a game with Ocoee brought a new Lion eager in­ to the spotlight Senior Seth Rook played h it first basket­ ball gam*. While doing to, he proved to be a good defensive Team W 1 player and rebounder. Seth Evans 4 ( haa good potaibilitiaa but 3 ] lack* experience, yet he may ia tabbed aa Wight's top com­ Boon* Bishop Moor* 2 : become the key m an because petition. Colonial 3 2 of hit • ' 1” height. Meanwhile, newly - elected Winter Park 2 2 Oviedo’• other starters. Timing Association president Edgcwater 2 2 Arndt, Mikter, Brooks and Dooald Witt, announced Sat­ SEMINOLE i ; Beilhorn have showed sound l : improvement recently, while urday's racing program would Oak Ridge Garnet Tonight be run under the oew 1964 Oviedo's leading ecorar Jim ­ National Hot Rod Association SEMINOLE at Evans. my Courier has remained conRules. The Seminole group ia Bishop Moore a t Kdgewater ilita n t obtaining 200 copies of the Winter Park at Colonial Oviedo has b e n preparing new regulations for distribu­ Boone at Oak Ridge an attack against lh* mantion. to-man defeat*, a pattern Other Games Tonight "We wish to thank averjone LYMAN at Apopka which many schools utillxa. for their enthusiasm and sup­ OVIEDO at Howey Also the Lions have been port,” he aaid. "The large DeLand at Leesburg concentrating on improving following we had for the last Kissimmee at Wildwood ball handling, shooting, and race only aubstantiates our New Smyrna at Titusville developing a balanced offense Idea that drag raring is a rapi­ Cocoa at Seabreeze and defense. dly growing sport in Seminole Mainland at Ocala Also this wwek, the Lions County and throughout Flor­ have concentrated on develop­ ida.” ing their second unit. Witt pointed to major Im­ To Pilot Miami Coach Milker remarked that PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - ‘‘Tha team haa good spirit. provements the Timing Asso­ ciation had made in the local Bobby Morgan, a former in- We played aggressive ball drag strip, Including a long fielder for the Philadelphia against Ocoee, which is a tine, restraining fence between the Phillies, will manage that well drilled team. It was a specator and racing areas; team's Miami farm club In great win, and wre hope to improvements in the actual the Florida State League. He continue and build up a good racing surfaces and clearing served as a player-manager winning streak.” of the specator area to provide for the Phils at Chattanooga, Tonight's action also pita more parking and viewing Spartanburg and Miami dur­ Oviedo's Junior V an ity (3-4) space. against Howey's JayVees. ing the 1963 season. tlMy’re too tenet to nako bnskeA out of their shooting attompU," Stumpf mat oa to 519 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLA. MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD 4k ORLANDO �# mm U.S. K ttp i Canal Zona, Rusk Informs Panama By Julian Friday was quite • * a day. • Wa didn't get the univtr* , neither did we low B. • • • Some people were despon­ dent. Others even said we might as well give up and let Orange County have tt. • • • "No we won't!" said the majority of Seminole leaders "We haven't come Ihkst far |o lose." t ( S S' m “ IB* secretary ha* bam to clots touch with Thomas C. Maos, newly appointed assist­ ant secretary of state for liter-Americas affairs wi baa bees Handling talks with Chlari. Rusk said discussion was difficult under current tension la Panama. He reiterated that peace and aacurlty for U. S. citizens and property la th« Canal Zone were Uw key m at­ ters to which "everyone la glv log maximum attention." He blamed "elements hos­ tile bohl to Panama and the United Slates" for Intensifyallying violence and foment­ ing friction between the two nations. Rusk said Cuban Premier Fidel Castra “ and Castro agents have been taking band la this one way o- an­ other." He added: "I think he has some responsibility for this." WASHINGTON (U PI) Secretary of State D u a Rusk says tb* United States wit) not withdraw from the Pans* ma Canal Sons or give up Its mil Us17 base along the vital waterway. Asked Sunday if the United States could afford to give up "the saw or its military base, nm k said: '‘The answer Is no, and 1 have not heard any responsible person taka any other viewpoint." In a television Interview Rusk said all parties Involved In negotiations started after the bloody rioting in Panama are agreed that “the first or­ der of business is the restora­ tion of peace." Panamanian President Ro­ berto F. Chlari has demanded renegotiation of the 1103 treaty that give the United States perpetual control of the C a u l Zone and Panam an­ ian Ambassador Aquillno Boyd has told the United Nations £io Cod* up cod* 8*771 am J VOL. 66 WEATHER: Fair and colder through Tuesday; high today in 60a; low tonight 88-44. United Press Luted Wire JKeUbtiahed INC MON., JANUARY 13,1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 102 City - County Drafting Hew Site Proposals For Board By Prod Ten Pels Seminole and Sanford lead­ ers will sit down at an inform­ al meeting Tuesday to ana­ lyte the "split" thinking of the State Board of Control on a proposed university site and endeavor to agree on new proposals in an effort to bring the new undergraduate school to Seminole County. Tuesday's meeting follows the 3-9 deadlock By the Board of Control Friday afternoon at TaUahossee, when the state officers reached an Impasse in the choice between the Lake Ada s ite ,. south of Sanford Control city Units, and the Bluestone alto, U miles south of Or­ lando. Board at Control members requested Orange and Semi­ nal* County leaden to submit other new th e proposals in the two counties, but not eli­ minating Lake Ada, Bluestone, Econlockhatchee River and Deeervt sites. s e e Local leaders today, In the We agree I Tossing in the first blush after tho T ailssponge now is the last thing htsiee split vote, began to Seminole ought to do. Semi­ express optimism that the He nole has three voles. It need! vole "wee a victory for the only one more. Let's go after Like Ada site, in the long that fourth vote run." They said they felt It RUDY L. SLOAN, an • • I was a defeat for the Bluestone ACL engineer anil lo­ site, "In that the politician* cal real estate broker, "With what?" someone askcould not m uster enough votes F r i d a y formally an­ ed. With Lake Ada, or course. to giro the university to Ornounced his candidacy Blueitone was virtually eli­ laodo." for the office of Tax minated. Because of its lo­ Seminole and Sanford lead­ Collector in tho 1961 cation we don’t believe it ers this morning seemed A 24-year-old Sun ford man, elections. S l o a n will could get another vote. Be­ tempted "to rest their lau­ cause of Lake Ada's location By 1’sltH I’rrM International seek the office which Oliver I.. York Jr., reportedly rels" on the Lake Ada and residing a t Oil) West Ninth its accessibility and Ha builtwill be vacated by John The winter’s worst storm Ecoo sites but said th at a t in faculties tberc’i all the raged throughout the eastern L. Galloway ut the end Street, kept Sanford police Tuesday’* conference they will chance In the world that it half of the nation today. of his current term. nnd other busy for m brief consider other possibilities. could get the one tote It Strong winds and heavy anow (Herald Photo) penrfod Sunday afternoon . , , Orange leaders, is the boat­ needs. and ia In the city jail today whipped up near blisimrd con­ ed discussion which followed on multiple charges. ditions. Drifts piled up 10 feet the deadlock at Tallahassee Police Chief Hoy Williams We ssy that Bluestone was high In Illinois. Friday, Informed the Board recounted the Incidents thta property for a reported 160,000. Purchase price WOODRUFF 11U1I,DING, nt the northwest cor­ Hundreds of schools were virtually eliminated because members they have four m ore morning thinly: ner of F irst Street and Park Avenue, will be will be paid from parking meter revenue*, al­ wa understand that the Board closed. Roads were btocked tilts to offer, over end above York took an Air Force razed and the site used for a city parking lot though tho City ha* not yet decided whether to of Control now has all but and anowplowa were hardBlueitone end Deseret. Two uniform from a car cwned by when deed of transfer has been formally negoti­ place parking meters on thi* lot. decided ‘hat the school must pushed to keep others open. of thoeo era north of Highway Joseph W. Traylor, Juat pass­ ated. The City has contracted to purchase the (Herald Photo) be located east of Orlando Transportation was generally to and coot of Orlando, one ing through, at a local res­ and north of SR SO. That snarled In what was one of bordering on the Seminole* taurant. Traylor pretested means it must be northeast thn worst storms in years in Orange Connty Una. Another and York punched him. York nf Orlando. You can’t get very •cme areas. la at Lake Apopka, already It la difficult enough to get far northeast of Orlando withruled oat by one Board m em ­ A t least £2 deaths were a new highway built without ia charged with petty larceny and assault and battery in not finding yourself in Semi- blamed on bad weather. ber "ee being outside the tearing It up before It is open­ this instance. Dole. Right? Right! area designated by ton 1 MB The weather bureau posted ed. But that is what happened Chief Williams said York Legislature. heavy anow or haxardous Thursday on a section of • • • then went to his boarding e # e driving warnings with near Incompletcd 14 south of the Let's roll up our sleeves a house and stole a .22 pistol. Membere at the Board e l little higher and apply just bllssard conditions for most Lake Ma-y overpass. Control ore Chairman B ays of the Ohio Valley and Ten­ A giant, 10-wheel dump He la charged with carrying a Utile more elbow grease. The 1963 Seminole County "This to not,1* she a tressed, Harrison, S t Petersburg; John TOKYO <UM> - The U. 8. nessee and from the Carolines truck, operated by Tom Bob- concealed weapons in th i. inZANZIBAR (UPI) - A U. United Fund has received $31,- "even three-fourths of Ihe through most of the North bulimia of Leesburg, was S. destroyer today began Faee, Pensacola; Dr. Wayne Ycrk, according to the po-1 * * * 4,000 troops 011 as of Jan. 10, accnrdlng to amount needed by the member The Clock hears that the Atlantic states. McCall, Ocala; Gort Schmidt, proceeding south when his a repurl today from Paul D. agencies of tho Fund to render Lake Monroe Inn la being Cold wave warnings stretch­ vehicle struck the blade on lie* chief, forced Mrs. Laura across the Pacific next month Lewis, campaign chairman, adequate servicee U all at u i l S ’. 2 5 sold by Prank Durzo to Mr. ed from the lower Mississippi a road grader and crashed G arrett ut pistol point from to test a new concept for lU fo sJ n n e lli.n * fo lr n e e W fo F©rt L A t M t l l l U t , N f l of tZanzibar, ‘where. nn Chester and Mrs. Henry Pyle of San­ Valley Into Kentucky and into the rear of auoibcr grad­ Iwr cur at First Street and ■topping aggression 'within and,M rs. U. F. lianas, execu­ Seminole County." Whittle. Orlando. leftist rebellion overthrow the tive secretary, Lewie end Mrs. Genoa teid ford, These members, fat an In­ .Magnolia Avenue, and drove Tennessee. The temperature er. heura, It waa disclosed toduy, Thta amount, raised with­ the organisation wee deeply BrltUh-backed sultan and pro­ • • • off. formal discutsloo, voiced their dropped to 38 below in Bis­ The second road grader, 1 claimed g republic. preferences: Harrison, Sch­ The Marchof Dimes lUm. marck, N. D., Sunday. 12-ton machine, was knocked At First and French Ave­ U. S. Army headquarters out the assistance ut n profes­ appreciative of the time and Observers Is Nairobi, Ken­ midt end Pace, for Loke Ado, sional fund rulting organisa­ in Japan announced plana for effurt given by numerous vol­ "At the Edge", was shown to nue, York became involved In some 50 feet. The Impact de­ The eotd pushed tempera­ the Sanford Fire Department ture* down to 18 as for south molished the front end and an accident with a truck. air-lifting the 25th Infantry tion this year, wa* greater unteers. "However," she add­ ya, on the African mainland and Forman, Whittle and Mc­ than tin* amount received last ed, "illness and bad weathsr opposite Zanzibar, said ths Call, for Bluet tone. McCall and aU firemen present im ­ as Tucson, Aria., and El Paso, csb of the dump truck. Bob- Chief Williams s.iid York Divialon birgadr task force year with professional help, hampered our drive tremend­ new government was p ro said he would prefer E arn mediately volunteered to p ar bulinski was pinned in the then proceeded to a ear oc­ from Hawaii to Okinawa. Tex. Mrs. G a m a s said. Hha pointed ously. Ae a result, many busi­ Communist and some of Us but would vote for Blueatoao. tidpale in the county’s 1064 wrecked cab. After being re­ cupied by Tom Sayre and Slight citrus danger wss Ship* d is pan lu-d froip a out, however, that only 07 per ness firms and residents of the leaders were sympathisers The Board got Into n hasete campaign by taking the lead­ moved lie was checked at Sampson Harbert ami de­ with Communist China. Tbon when Whittle propoeed thn ership in an area with which possible In Texas’ Rio Grande Seminole Memorial Hospital. manded a ride. Chief Williams U. S. naval base in the Philip­ rent of the Fund's objective, county were not contacted." Valley where freezing tem­ waa speculation in Kenya $48,425, has been realised. he ia familiar. That'a the way Other than minor bruises, be •aid Harbert look a gun from pine* will meet the soldiers Mr*. Ganas said th at the that Zanzibar could becoms door bo opened to other altea in Orange and Samionle Coon-. Chief Mack Cleveland and his peratures were expected. was not injured. Fund and Its agencies are al­ Coast Guardsmen and fire­ Highway troopers investigat­ the glove compartment and on the beach with artillery, the Cuba of Africa—ths first ties. McCall, pointing e e l firemen take the buU by the ways grateful for contribu­ held York until arrivul of tanks nnd other heavy equip­ way- ing said that Uobtmlinskl was Communist foothold in the there hod been no vote actual­ horns, so to speak. By the men groped t h e i r tions which een be mailed to police. area. ment needed in warfare. way, many more volunteers through heavy snowfall Sun­ more hurt by getting a ticket ly, Insisted and won his point. P. O. Box 144, Sanford, a t any Sheriff J. L. Hobby said Sources In Washington said The vote was 1-3 for Lake are needed, says Chairman day night to rescue 10 men for not having his vehicle un­ this morning his deputies are The transpacific war game* time during tho year. stranded on ice offshore from der control than from the ac­ soma of tho rebels are large­ Ada, then 3-3 for Blueotone, BIU Reck. follows last autumn's airlift Agencies associated with the Investigating the theft of • • e Port Clinton, Ohio, n e a r cident. Fund include the Boy Scouts, ly financed by ths Commu­ and then 3-3 against Ic o n . several cases of whiskey from of a full army division from The Herald's had numerous Catawba 1eland. The Coast Trooper Bill Stringficld re­ By Jane Casselberry Girl Scouts, Children's Hums nists, Including those head­ Pact sod McCall voted far the .Melody Bar, Altamonte tho United Htate* to West compliments on the special Guard said the men, who were ported that the damage to the Roy Howell Sr., of Lake Society of Florida, Family ed by Abdul Rschman Mo­ Ecoa; Harrison abstained. Springs, over the weekend. Germany, bowlingseries it ran on the l e a fishermen, fortunately two road graders a mount! • McCall questioned Harris Mary has been named vice- Counseling, Good Samaritan hammed Babu, leader of the Sheriff’s deputies were con Washington la testing and chairman of the Seminole outlawed Umma party, and ion's right to vote, as chair­ aporta pages last week. The were not on ice that broke off rd Ut some $300; the 10Home, Mental Health Associa­ articles were entitled "How in eheppy water and high wheel dump truck’s damage tinning their investigation of refining methods fer rapid de­ County Democratic Executive tion, Red Cross, Salvation new defease and foreign min­ man. Roberta Rules of Proce­ was estimated at $10,000, and the $200 holdup of the U velopment of combat troops Committee. Howell’s appoint­ To Teach Youngsters to winds. ister. Ite was described as dure wee studied, and indicat­ Army end the USO. Bowl." We're trying to make ed Harrison could vote. When pro-Peking. Eight inches of snow fell the damage to the new and Totem grocery on l-eke Ho- limj r)jUj,,mcnt In order to re ment was made at a recent General Commercial Chair McCall persisted. Schmidt arrangements now to run an in St. Louis. Thoie were some still unopened highway was well Road, near T uiikIcwAkI, ,|uce American forces station- meeting o( the committee at First reports said three Friday evening. A white man, ,.,| „Verseaa and to better which time John MeCloskey men wee E. E. Kirchhuff with persons were killed and 28 threatened to "adjourn tho ether. school closings in St. Louis tabbed at $300. Huwsrd Hurlgee as commercial • • • County. The St. Louis basket­ Total estimated damage was wesring ■ stocking mask. meat sudden wars in remote was named committeeman chairmen for Ssnford, Lake Injurrd In the fighting that meeting and walk out." a • e threatened the manager, Ber­ lli.ono corner* of the globe. Caml Bruce, supervisor of ball team, en rout* home and Helen MeCloskey was toppled Sultan Seyyid Jamnice Baxley, with a revolver voter registration, says that from playing a t Cincinnati, The United States announ­ chosen commltteewoman for Mery, Lake Monro*, Long' ihid Bin Khallft Saturday Sen. Mack Cleveland and wood, Geneva end North Or­ and escaped with |21M), those who have not returned was stranded in Chicago, un­ ced In December thut it will precinct No. t, Sanford. Douglas Stcnstrom, f r o m night and Sunday. lando. John O. Border Jr., wu* their postal cards to her of­ able to get to St. I.ouia. withdraw some 3,500 Air W. O. Tanner Jr., wa* ap­ The nation's new leader Is Seminole County, Insisted the cuminvrcial chairman fur Fern fice should do so at once. The Schools were closed in the Force men from Japan dur­ pointed for Precinct 3, San­ Sheikh Abed Karume, who Board reach a decision, "w he­ Perk. Casselberry, Forest City, deadline has passed for mail­ Kansas City area. ford and Jack Symes, Precinct was named president of the ther for Orange or Seminole ing 1964. Dear lak e, Altemont* Springs ing them in but lays her of­ County." Orange spokesmen rebel republic. Other American troop re­ 8, Goldrnrod. fice will continue to accept To fill the vacancies left by •rid Chuiuota, with A1 Flnri, Karume also Is considered also insisted in the sam e vein, duction* in Ih* F a r Last may them if you'll get them In the resignation of Mr. and executive director ut the Hoy a Chinese Communist sympa­ pointing out there always has follow. Area small hudness con-quickly. If you don’t you First Reading been cordial relations between hire. Hubert Wiggins of Fern Smuts, a* sub chairman. thizer by many observers. The Army said tho Febiucorns were invited today to might oat be entitled to vote the two counties but "because Park s Precinct 23. .Mrs. L i­ General chairman far the ary exercise will be the first submit bids for two contracts Of Annexation Newly elected officials of in the coming primaries, of the tension created these lian Severs and William Cham­ Negro division wee John Dan estimated to cost !cj- than |h* r.n«rih*rry Board of Al­ of its kind ever staged in the iel with tub chairman, Mr*. bers w*r* appointed last several months over this Pacific. Ordinance Set 150.ooo at Sanford Naval Air dermen. Owen Anstey as Ruby Lee Wilson far north Campaign Chairman Paul question these cordisl rela­ County Commissioner John First reading on ordinance Station. mayor and Mrs. Mary Haw­ Lewis ami Mrs. B. F. Ganas, tions may not continue." Alexander spoke before the Seminole and Mrs. James Bids will be open at 2 p in annexing the southwe-d cor­ thorne as clerk, will lake the executive secretary of the group on the duties nf bis of. Foster for south Seminole. Slenstrom protested ex­ Mrs. Ganas also declared United Fund of Seminole ner of 27th Street and Sanford Jan. 29 tor installation of oath of office at today'* 7:30 Firemen To fire ami the progress made tremely to In voicing his opin­ toilet facilities in budding 126. pm . meeting of the hoard to County, want to give an extra Avenue will he given by City under the present administra­ that no neighborhood solicita­ Sanfurd Post Office receipts ion tho Board should decide to cost lest than $23,000. Commission tonight. he held in the Casselberry Install At tion was conducted in Sanford, were up $58,000 in 1903 over Friday, adding that "you may big word of "thanks" to John tion. Bids will be opened at 2 p.m. Women's Club. Commission also will conDaniels and his volunteers for Other commissioners who "since it wu* felt that some DO 1902, It was reported today by as well give the university to Officials returning to office Lake Mary the tremendous task they per­ aider an amendment to the m. Jan. 31 for replacement nf lu d been expected to attend per rent of the resident* would Orange County if you a re go­ automatic line transfer and arc Aldermen George Howard occupational license ordinance The annual installation of were unable to do so as they prefer to contribute a t their Postmaster Cecile Heard. formed during the fund's most Receipts in 1903 totaled in< “> ,h™«' •*» door open. to require nursing homes fo engine controls for an enter anil Cliff Overman and Mar­ officer* for the Lake Mary places uf employment, perhaps $297,993 as compared to We have spent many hours recent campaign. were in Tallahaseec. be licensed by the state, a Seney power system. esLmst- shal Gut Sawyer. Volunteer Fire Department • • e Plans were discussed for using the payroll deduction $241,907 in 1963, Miss Heard and thousands of dollar* to !**• than $25,000. Other huiineaa on the agen­ will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday political rallies to be held plan. Also, wa gave considera­ Another Clock watcher’s request for transfer of a b e e r; cd follow your instructions in our said. and wine license at 80 S West da for today's meeting includ­ in the Fire Hall. tion to the fact that of the 23,comment about trucks on prior to the primaries. offering* . . . but we have Last quarter receipts in Third Street, and annexation Installed will bo E. Richard es a report from outgoing 000 resident* of Kanfurd a 1903, mostly Christmas mail, nothing else to offer." First Street: "It Is true," m ajor Fred Heath and dis­ (Woody) Friend, president; says the watcher, "that trucks of property on Roosevelt Ave­ LBJ To Meet largo portion of them are was up 20 per cent Receipts Board members indicated ci) vs ion of the proposed com­ Harvey Pugh, vice president; Snow Falls ran be an Inconvenience to nue between 16th ami tlth Navy personnel and families, tor the last quarter of 1963 they will take up the question With Bryant prehensive zoning ordlnarce Roger Crocker, secretary, and motorists and pedestrians, but Streets. and—■■ usual—Navy partici­ and 1902. respectively, were of ■ university site again at and a garbage collection fran­ Ralph Schweickert, treasurer. In Pensacola only because we have become’ pation w u excellent." Us Feb. 14 meeting at Gaines­ I32.U23 and $07,117. About Visit PENSACOLA (UPI) chise. Directors of the organiza­ so impatient. How many of ua ville. Highest annual volume ol il l AM I (UPI) — President tion are Ed Zimmerman, Bob snowed here today fur the sec­ stop to think these trucks Aliens Reminded the Sanford Post Office was Johnson wilt meet with Gov ' l t n q f D rO H U Prl Willis, Charles Walker, Sid­ ond time in five years. bring merchandise we need 31 3 million prior to Ihe re­ County Board Light mow flurries also Success Rule F a rm Bryant and other FloHOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ney Fowler and Randall • r want? Perhaps we should O f Registration WEST FRANKFORT, in. activation ef Sanford Naval were reported in Creitview Aliens now In the Ssnford nda Democrats In Washing-1Jack Benny and Henry Fonda I tonsldrr what these truck . . Air Station when a woman's To Reorganize drivers must contend with to ares are required to rereg­ ton on Thursday to settle today held claim to the title 1 I,Urln‘t «he bu,tn' “ m e,t' and Milton in the Florida (UPI) — Mita Alice Louise dress manufacturer operated Grant 68, an English teacher details fur Johnson* Feb. 27 Panhandle. County Commission will re­ znake our shopping more ister with the Immigration of ’best dressed men of 1964" ing fallowing the installation, at the air base. at Frankfort Community High Miami Beach appearance. Light snow was reported final plans will be made for organize tor the coming year and Naturalization Depart­ pleasant." The watcher hat given by the California Men’s It will be his first political the firemen’s annual barbe- here New Year's Eve — the School, said upon being choawith the election of a chair­ been a resident of Sanford all ment before Jan. 31, it was Appurel Club. •n as tha Illinois teacher of Art Meeting cue supper to be held Feb. I. first, snow since 1939. man and vice ehalrman and her Ufe. She adds. "I guess reported today by Postmaster addre-s since assuming of­ fice. The $10O-aplat« ft.nl With temperatures in the the year that ah# had always Plans also will he made for The Ssnford-Seminole Art the naming of committees. 1 waa moved by thinking of Cecile Heard. ceiling the large area where low 30's, the snow was expect­ tried to follow tho advice Association will meet tonight There will be no change la people living too fast, myself A'«ns may obtain the pro­ railing dinner will be in the Satellite Off VANDENBKRG AFB, Calif. the fire trucks are stored and ed to slay on Ihe ground for given her lung ogo: at the Civic Center. The meet­ Ihe Commission membership: included. But our gripes arc per information card at any plush Fuiuitainrbfcau Hotel "Think like a man, A spokesman said indica­ (UPI) — The Air Force workdays for this project will a abort time. ing will get underway at 7:30 Gea J. C. Hutchison, Jam es only from our demands." postofflee. It must be filled Look like a girl; "It won’t amount to much, p.nt. There will be a demon­ P. Avery J r., John Fitzpat­ In and handed to a postoffire tions are "several vie* preri launched another secret eateL be scheduled. Act lik* a lady. stration of oil palntinga of rick, John Alexander end Lee All members of the depart­ though," said the Miami That wraps it up for today. clerk — it should NOT beldrntial hopefuls" will attend i llte oer the weekend from this And work like a dog." • mailed. \ the .Miami Beach m.-al| j West Coast mijsil* base. ment are urged to attend. landscape* by F,. B. Stowe. Weather Bureau. Let's g*l U ut university', Gary. r One Man 'Crime Wave' Keeps Police On Hop Winter's Worst Storm Balters Eastern U. S. • • • Big Dump Truck Bangs Way Into $11,000 Crash Army To Fly 4,000 Troops To Pacific United Fund Total Stands A t $31,911 Americans In Zanzibar Are Being Removed Seminole Demos Name Howell SNAS Asks Bids On 2 Contracts Casselberry To Swear In Two Post Office Receipts Up * � 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, January 10, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 10, 1964. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 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/a5ab13b81ac6d4c495790c5e5b1f8a01.pdf d43c796322d6cbbcdde0dd433e612cc2 PDF Text Text f * '•*-Mfto'. ,', «v - -.i-vfffftfcl-||, •VI .- ..,r ; > -n ^ :?t ‘ .w< v>>.- /X J £ r $3 ~ ' V "v- ■ 1 -3 1. .* ' •*;•* • \.¥*K•* J - *• * ,v *•- /■•** *■ ' * * e HovndsPoint For Powerful :ing Out Loud Apopka me Tribw Mays Swans High f t c o t t - J ’M . J M . i V M « 7, BV m a i l aTDISTBOM / Bar «ff hast a*4 tartar f o t o f (1m 114444 bu*tin« amatm, iijn J. W. Btrtmtaff, aantrel rattan maaacar far (ha Om m m i f m h Water H A Tka Cfrtaa aa* Gaana River Wildlife M aiatw tirt to tka Central Kaftan wham all taaM taken moat be cheeked. Kill rejorta Area tka i are atrtctl? estimate*. Game taken oatetda of the Maaataniant arena la not reported at all. Bantam In tka Ocala National f o m t management area actually attacked ant SIT dear at tka two hunt beadtaartaw. M u r dear warn harreated aad taken home bp the Bantam that dM not have to ba chocked. Several torhay worn known la ba taken abo, bat none warn chocked. A total at US dear waa harreated by archer* on tka CMvna Aran and 111 bp gun boater*. An estimated SI turkey aad It doer plus numerous a f ln il aad ether anmll gnaa waa harrastad on tka Kick, team Area. .An estimated 1T4 dear, 44 turkey, one bear aad other taken an the Tomoka Amo. An VMtlamted l i t door, M turkey aad other small waa taken an the Farmton Aran. The Guana Hirer Aron which ban been primarily a waterfowl area also produced a food population of up­ load fame thin year. Hunter* warn reported taking u ho**, IS turkey, SI quail* I t rabbits an wall as 1411 ducks and I f f seat*. Special quail hunts will ba held on the Citrus Area Jan. IMS, IS-lt aad 14-16. Archers will ba allowed to hast wild hats on the Guano Khar Area Jan. 38-24, Feb. 1-1, 11*11 aad 33-33. A spring gobbler hunt will be held an a portion of the Tomoka Ana Mareh IS to April 13. Those hanth will close out the season for manage, meat areas in the central Florida region, Bickerstaff ft , • • DIAGRAM o f tha number pine with direettaa o f the etrikn ball. BOW LIN G How To Teach Youngsters CONVERTING HFAREH (Fifth and Last of • Meries) Meanwhile, th e Hounds bare been one of the hottest quintets hi these parts with recent victories over Orlan­ do’s Oak Ridge Pioneers and Edgawater Eagles. They will ba gunning for tboir fifth do* elsion of the eage year com­ pared with two defeats. Saturday night the Grey­ hounds will go right back in­ to action when they host the strong Ocoee Cardinals. The Rad Birds were flying high until they ran into the strong Oviedo Lions Tuesday night aad dropped a decision to the Seminole County eXgers. Last year Lyman split their pair of tilts with Ocoee. Sat urday night the ’Hounds plan to threw their best defensive strength at the Cardinals in an affort to halt the strong Red Bird offense. Apopka's big guns are Sheppard and Godding who boait gamo averages In dou ble figures. Tha Dartera are also a top rebounding team. Lyman's starters will pro­ bably bo forwards Jim Goplen and Richard Grant, ecn ter Don Smith and guards Gena Winklematr and Bill Tolscn. Kroencke Topr At Mid-Florida Art Kroencke carted off top honor* during Wedneiday'e low net tournament held by the Senior Men'* Golf Asso­ ciation at the Mid-Florida Country Club near Sanlando Springs. Kroencke came up with a luw net of 67 while John Iteami, with a 71, took accond place honors. Tied for third place with 73‘a were Erie Dallman and Lenny Bolhuis. Cubs' Coach In Warning CHICAGO (UIM)—The Chi­ cago Cubs may not win the National League pennant In 1041, but head Coach Bob Ken­ nedy warned the rest of the circuit today that "W e'll win right hand spares the bowler more games titan we did last should approach the target year.” pin on a straight line, in ex­ actly the same manner as rolling a strike ball. Only the angle changes, not me line of approach. Show examples of various spares on your number board, the 2-4-7 for example. Then Indicate the path the ball must follow to achieve a con­ version. Set up other combina­ tions and ask your youngsters to show you the correct an­ gles. Make up a large card with removable numbered circles reprcienUog the 10 pins end arrange these in a ten-pin triangle. Point out the etrike io m to your youngstcre (see dia­ gram). Explain that a light hit. a Brooklyn (left side), and a full hit can result In a split. This can bo demonstrated by removing the pins that may fail on each of these hits. Teach your youngsters the three basic spare angles; right, left end center. The tar* get pins, 5-7-10, aro the key to successful spare-miking. To convert center lane spares the target is Ute No. • pin and the bowler should assume bis strike position on the approach. For all center lane spares, such as the S-a, 1-2-5, 1-2-0, etc., approach the |ACTIONI THRILLS! target pin on a straight line. Wastes fastest Speri For right band spares, the proper starting position is the left aide o f the approach FIRST GAMI facing the No. 10 target pin. This is the correct angle for right band sparoa auch aa tha 3-10. S-10, ft-0-10, the 0 pin 1 GAMES HISITTl and 10 pin. L ad ies N igh For left hand spare*, taka 7:40 fM, the opposite position oa the right side of the approach facing the No. T pin. A straight line approach toward the No. 7 target pin is correct for those loft hand spam com­ binations: 3-7, 4-7, 4*7-4, 7-0. 7 pjn and 4 pin. To convert center, left or -> M ARY 8WIGON8KI AND JIMMY NORRIS, Seminole High atudenta, are amonjr those being coached by Wren Credland (extreme left) and John Spolaki (extrema right) aa they attempt to win bertha on the Behoofs new inter-acholaatic bowling conference being organised by 12 Sponsored by S e m l n u l t County Sheriff Luther Hobby an eight lesson course in bade seamanship and email boat handling will be given by the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Sanford-Orlando Flotilla. Lesson* and demonstrations In useful knots, anchoring, boat handling, rules of the road, the use of charts and compass and safety afloat will be offered. At the end of the course a certificate will be awarded attesting to the tatIsfactory completion of the lesson. The course is free and open to the public. A small nominal charge for the text book and training material will be the only coat. It Is not necessary that participants own a boat to join the class. The first class will start Wednesday at S p. ni. llegistration will begin at 7 p in Classes will be held at the Seminole County Court House. For further Information and advanced registration phone FA 2-7113 during business hours or FA 2-9305 or FA 2-7279 evenings and week­ ends. Season To Open Tt>« 1041 drag raciag aeasoa open* Saturday with tha Semi­ nole Timing Association ex­ pecting more than 100 entries for ita 7 p. m. program at the Osceola Air port drag strip. An array of new 1044 auto­ mobiles will be rolled ooto the starting line to vie for 3300 in prise money and trophies. Of the new models, a 1044 Corvctta Sting Ray driven by Sanford’s Henry Wight, is rat­ ed a favorite to win Little Eliminator competitions. An­ other Corvette, a 1963 model driven by Ray Hudson, domi­ nated the '63 racing field and ABC Gets Rights NEW YORK (UPII - The Americsn Broadcaitlng Com­ pany (ABC) plans to have former heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano at a guest commentator for Ua exclusive radio coverage of the Sonny Liston • Cassius Clay title fight at Miami Reach. Feb. 23. obtaining 200 copies of the new regulations for distribu­ tion. "We wish to thank everyone for their enthuslaim and sup­ port," he said. "The large following we had for the last race only substantiates our Idea that drag racing is a rapl dly growing sport In Seminole County and throughout Flor­ ida.” Witt pointed to major Im­ provements the Timing Asso­ ciation had made In the local drag strip, Including a long restraining fence between the spccator and racing areaa; Improvements in the actual racing surfaces and clearing of the spccator area to provide more parking and viewing space. Winter Park at Colonial Boone at Oak Ridge Other Games Toalgkt LYMAN at Apopka OVIEDO at Howey DeLand at Leesburg Kissimmee at Wildwood New Smyrna at Titusville Cocoa at Seabreeze Mainland at Ocala To Pilot Miami PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Bobby Morgan, a farmer infielder for the Philadelphia Phillies, will manage that team's Miami farm club in the Florida State League. He served as a player-manager for the Phils at Chattanooga, Spartanburg and Miami dur­ ing the 1963 season. Oviedo has been preparing an attack against the maato-man defense, e pattern which many schools utilise. Also the Lions have been concentrating on improving ball handling, shooting, and developing a balanced offenie and defense. Also this w«ek, the Lions have concentrated on develop­ ing their secood unit. Coach Milker remarked that “ The team has good spirit. We played aggressive ball against Ocoee, which is a fine, well drilled team. It waa a great win, and we hope to continue and build up a good winning streak.” Tonight's action alao pita Oviedo's Junior Varsity (2-4) against Howey's JayVecs. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Powerful little featherweight champion Sugar Ramoa etcpa out of his division tonight to meet VIcento Derado of Ar­ gentina as a lightweight in a 10-round nationally televised bout at Olympic Auditorium. Ramos, who fights out of Mexico City, waa rated a 2-1 favorite over Derado. GAINESVILLE (U P I )-F lo . rida’s Gators held down Rick Barry's chief assistant and outplayed rival Miami under the boards and on the floor Thursday night for a 11401 basketball victory that act a new point record for tha home gymnasium. John Dampier, Miami's other consistent high scorer, was held to seven points. ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOM (What the '64 Plymouth hat) fQ j Plymouth has special engines for Zoooooooooooooom (optional, of course). That’s important to some people. Others don’t feel they need that much Zoom. They stick with the high performance of our standard V-8 or the economy of our standard six. What’s important to you. 1 . no matter how you like your power. . . Is a car that*s designed to make the best possible use of it Power-hungry or not, test drive the new Plymouth. Consider the fact that Plymouth offers you a 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty* on the parts that keep you going. Then you'll know why we say, "Get up and go Plymouth 1” THURSDAY IS LADIES NIGHT LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKING Harry! No Minors! •HERE'S HOW PLYMOUTH’S l-YEAR/30,000-MILE WARRANTY PROTECTS YOU; Chrysler Corporation warrant* for S soars or 50,000 miltt, whichever come*. first. *«*in»t defect* In ma­ terial* end workmanship and will replace or repair «t a Chrysler Motor* Corporation Aulhortrod Dealer's place of Putin***, the engine Plot*, head and Internal part*, intake manifold, water pump, transmission case and internal pert* (escludms manual clutch), torque convertor, drive shaft, universal fotnts. rear sale and differential, and rear wheel beermat of It* ISM auto­ mobile*, provided the owner ha* tha angina oil chanted every J month* or 4.000 mile*, whichever came* first, the ail tiller replaced every second ml change and the fM ’ tt M h lis t)S Sugar Ramos Meets Derado Stop Dampier WEI). & S A T .-2 P.M. Glass- Metro loop Standings Ralph Btumpf o f his Seminole High cafe squad aa ho propared to put them tato actio* toalgkt la Orlando sgataet tfta ■amber one tram to the Mo­ tto Conference—the Maynard Evaaa High five. "I guess they had such rote tea tack to their drat couple of game* ftat It hogra to get on their nerve* and th*y have become to eonactoo* of it they’re too' tens# to make bas­ kets out of their shooting at­ tempts,” Stumpf went on to •ay. ' But he declared with out any reservation, "1 era say this lor my boys: they haven’t quit. I feel they have tho ability to win and they believo they have the ability to win. I’m expecting a good game tonight.” Stumpf will start Mike Glad and Mike Bowee at the for­ ward slots, Kra Tyre at cen­ ter, and Barry Johnson aad Dennis Brown at guard. "Wo need a little more scoring punch,’’ Stumpf said, "sod “ aad that’s why I’m going to go with Tyre at center. Bar­ ry Barks has suffered with his shooting and perhaps if wo give him a brief net it might help him. Barks is a fine athlete and we’re confident be’Q be a big help to ua when ha’s back up to per.” The Tribe baa a record of one win aad three losses in conference play. Their season­ al record to date la ana win and seven defeats. Coach John Colbert’s JayVees, with a record of threw wins aad four losses will make an effort to come up with win number four when they meet the Evans Jay­ Vee! to toe preliminary con­ test tonight. Colbert's starter* will in­ clude forward* BoonI* Hinson and Bob Spradlin, Mika Fordham at center, and guards Joe Purdy and A1 Bonifies. Gator Cagers MATINEES Enclosed Heated Grandstands ★ Oviedo High's cagers take to the read tonight ia hopes of extending their record to five -victoria*. Fresh from an upeet victory over the Cardinals from Ocoee i• Vi34-52, the Liana are eager to make it two in a row by beatlag tonight’s opponent, Howey *. Aeademy. high schools in Central Florida. The loop ia being Howey has not had a good sponsored by the Bowling Proprietor*’ Associa­ season so far. Yet It has been tion. Each team will have a local bowling estab­ up against (tiff competition lishment aa ita home Iunea. Seminole’s team of from Tavares. seven bowlers will roil ita home games at Jet Even though the Howey Lanes. (Herald Photo) lads don't exhibit an excep­ tional win-loss record, they could be a threat Oviedo’s game with Ocoee brought a new Lion eager in­ to the spotlight Senior Seth Rook played his first basket­ ball game. While doing so, he proved to be e good defensive Team player *nd rebounder. Seth Evans has good possibilities but lacks experience, yet he may is tabbed as Wight's top com­ Boone Bishop Moore become the key m u because petition. Colonial of his 4' 4” height. Meanwhile, newly - elected Winter Park Oviedo's other starters. Timing Association president Edgcwater Arndt, Mlkter, Brooks and Donald Witt, announced Sat­ SEMINOLE Bellhorn have showed sound urday's racing program would Oak Ridge Improvement recently, while be run under the new 1044 Games Toalgkt Oviedo’s leading scorer Jim National Hot Rod Association SEMLNOLE at Evani. my Courier has remained conRules. The Seminole group ia Bishop Moore at Edgewater t latent. Course Slated New Drag Racing In Seamanship EXCEPT HUNDAY a ia i ★ OviedoGunning ForVictory Over Howey Nightly 8:10 u a i. TONIGHT ★ g ls Mason. Lyman’s little Greyhounds will meet the Baby Blue Dartera tonight and Saturday evening they will tangle with Ocoee's JayVee five. The Baby 'Hounds, seeking their seventh win, probably will start forwards John Burkhammer a n d Richard Moore, Dave Malta at center and Gary Gunter and Steve Simpkins at the guard alnti. w w "We’re going In kike our errata ga of'baskets if I have la ret my boys a iteptodder," said Hand Coach Lyman's Greyhounds tangle with one of the top (teas in Central Florida tonight whan they go to Apopka rad mmt the Blue Darters who have pasted a record of right viemire aid ana loss thus far BRASS MOTORS ft * . Ffc. 434-4221 519 EA ST FIR ST ST., SANFORD, FLA . f K O N J O N MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO �> By Julian Friday was quite a day. • • • We didn’t get the miiver,^ «M y. Neither did we lose R. • • • Some people were despon­ dent Others even said we might as well give up and let Orange County have it. • • • "No we won’t!" said the majority of Seminole leaders. We agree! Tossing in the sponge now is the last thing Seminole ought to do. Semi­ nole has three votes. It needs only one more. Let's go after that fourth vote. • • • "With what?" someone ask­ ed. With Lake Ada, of course. Bluestonc was virtually elimlnated. Because of its lo­ cation we don't believe It could get another vole. Be cause of lake Ada's location its accessibility and Us built in faculties there's all the chance In the world that it could get th« one vote it needs. WASHINGTON (UP!) Secretary of State Dean Rusk aays the United States will not withdraw from the Pana­ ma Canal Zone or give up Us military base along the vital waterway. Asked Sunday if the United States could afford to give up "the soae or its military base, Rusk said: "The answer is no, and I hare not heard any responsible person take any other viewpoint." In a television interview Rusk said all parties involved in negotiations started after the bloody rioting In Panama are agreed that "the first or­ der of business Is the restora­ tion of peace." Panamanian President Ro­ berto P. Chlari has demanded renegotiation of the 1M3 treaty that give the United States perpetual control of the Canal Zone and Panaman­ ian Ambassador Aqullino Boyd has told the United Nations (kit tit United SUitt m et dM os the eiu L . Rusk indicated that Chlari waa in agreement with V. S. representatives in Panama that peaceful negotiations could iron out the crisis start­ ed last Thursday over flying of the Panamanian flag in the p.|m | Zone. Winter's Worst Storm Balters Eastern U. S. RUDY !«. SLOAN, nn ACL engineer and lo­ cal rcul estate broker, F r i d a y formally an­ nounced hi* candidacy fo r the office o f Tax Collector in the 1961 election*. S l o a n will seek the office which will be vacated by John L. Galloway at the end o f his current term. (Herald Photo) The secretary baa beea la close touch with Thotnao C. Hu b , newly appointed assist­ ant secretary of state lor iatar-Ainaricaa affaire W has been handling talks with Chlari. Rusk said discussion was difficult under current tension in Panama. He reiterated that peace and security for U. 8. citizens and property Is the Canal Zone were the key mat­ ters to which "everyone is glv log maximum attention." He blamed "elements hos­ tile boht to Panama and the United States" for Intenslfyslfylng violence and foment­ ing friction between the two nations. Rusk said Cuban Premier Fidel Castra "and Castro agents have been taking a band in this one way o* an­ other." He added: “ I think he has some responsibility for this." g > m tfn rfc i j m t t o ) zip cotw srm WEATHER: fa ir and colder through Tuesday; high today in 60a; low tonight 88-44. VOL. 56 United Preea Leased Wire letabtisbed 1606 By Prod Tan Pelt Seminole and Sanford lead­ ers will sit down at an inform­ al meeting Tuesday to ana­ lyse the "spUt" thinking of the Stato Board of Control on a proposed university site and endeavor to agree on new proposals la an effort to bring the new undergraduate school to Seminole County. Tuesday's meeting follows Army To Fly 4,000 Troops To Pacific the M deadlock by the Board of Control Friday afternoon at Tallahassee, when the state officer! reached an impasse in the choice between the Lake Ada alte,. south of Sanford SNAS Asks Bids On 2 Contracts Casselberry To Swear In Two Firemen To Install At Lake Mary Aliens Reminded O f Registration city Units, and the Bluestone site, 11 miles south of Or­ lando. Board of Control members requested Orange and Semi­ nole County leaders to submit NO. 102 Snow Falls In Pensacola ether new site proposals la the two counties, but not eli­ minating Lake Ada, Bluestone, Econlockhatchee River and Deseret site*. s e e Local leaders today, in th* first blush after the Talla­ hassee split vote, befaa to express optimism that tba tia vote "wa* a victory tor tba Lake Ada alte, In the long run." They said they felt It eras a defeat for tho Blueatono site, "In that the politician* could not muster enough voice to glva the univentty to Or­ lando." Seminole aod Sanford lead­ er* thia morning (earned tempted "to rest their lau­ rels" on the Lake Ada and Econ sites but said that at Tuesday’* conference Uwy will consider other possibilities. Orange leaders, In tha bast­ ed discussion which followed Sy-At ..-..AfcS.1 tha deadlock at Tallahassee Friday, Informed the Board property fo r a reported 160,000. Purchase price members they have four more will be paid from parking meter revenues, al­ sitae to offer, over and above though the City has not yet decided whether to Bluestooe and Deseret Two place parking meters on this lot. of these are north of HIRbway (Herald Photo) to and east of Orlando, one bordering on tba SrmlnoleOrange County Una. Another la at Lake Apopka, already, ruled out by one Board saem­ ber "aa being area designated by Legislature. a * a Members of tha Board af Central are Chairman Bayn "This Is not," she stressed, Harrison, a t Petersburg; John ZANZIBAR (UPI) - A U. even three-fourths o f lbs Pare, Pensacola; Dr. Wayne S. deitroyer today began amount needed by the member McCall, Ocala; Cart Schmidt, agencies of the Fund to render taking Americans off the Jacksonville; Dr. Charton For. newly Independent Island na­ adequate services to all s i mam, fo r t Lauderdale, and tion of Zanzibar, whore, a Bemlnola County.” Chester whittle, Orlabdo. " leftist rebellion overthrew the Lewis and Mrs. Ganas said These members, h aa h Britiah-backed lultan end pro­ the organization waa deeply formal discussion, voiced their claimed a republic. preference*: Harrison, Sch­ appreciative o f the time and Obterveri in Nairobi, Ken midt and Pace, for Lake Ada, effort given by numerous vol­ unteers. "However,” she add­ ya, on the African mainland and Forman, Whittle nnd Mc­ ed, "illness and bad weathar opposite Zanzibar, said tha Call, for Bluestone. McCall ha would prefer Econ hampered our drive tremend­ new government was proously. As a result, many busi­ Communlst and tome of Us but would vote for Bluestooe. The Board got into n beasts ness firms and residents o f the leaders were sympathizers with Communizt China. There when Whittle propoeed tho county were not contacted." was ipeeulation tn Kenya door be opened to other sites 3trs. Ganas said that the that Zanzibar could become la Orange and Seminole Coun­ Fund and its agencies art al­ the Cuba of Africa—the first ties. McCaU, pointing out ways grateful for contribu­ Cominuniit foothold In the there had been no vote actual­ tions which ean be mailed to area. ly, Insisted and won hie point. P. O. Box 144, Sanford, at any Source* In Washington said The vote waa 1-3 for Lake time during the year. soma of the rebels are large­ Ada, then 88 for Bluostooo, Agencies associated with the Fund Include the Boy Scouts, ly financed by the Commu aod then 3-3 against Econ. nista, Including those bead Pace and McCaU voted tor Girl Scouts, Children’s Homs ed by Abdul Richman Mo­ Econ; Harrison abstained. Society o f Florida, Family hammed Babu, leader of the McCaU questioned Harri­ Counseling, Good Samaritan outlawed Umma party, and son's right to vote, as chair­ Home, 3!enUI Health Associa­ new defense and foreign min man. Roberts Rules of Proce­ tion, Red Cross, Salvation later. He was described at dure waa itudied, and indicat­ Army and the USO. ed Harrison could vote. When pro-Peking. General Commercial Chair persisted, Schmidt First reports said three McCall man was K. E. Kirchhuff with person* were killed and M threatened to "adjourn the Howard Hodges as commercial Injured In the fighting that meeting and walk ou t" United Fund Total Stands At $31,911 Seminole Demos Name Howell LBJ To Meet With Bryant About Visit SANFORD, FLORIDA Proposals For Board O f Control A 24-year-old Sanford man, Ollvrr I,. York Jr., reportedly By United Press international residing at DIO West Ninth The winter’s worst storm Street, kept Sanford police raged throughout the eastern and other busy for a brief half o f the nation today. peorfod Sunday afternoon . . . Strong winds and heavy snow and it In the city jail today whipped up near bllnard eonon multiple charges. • • • diticni. Drifts piled up 10 feet! Police Chief liny Williams We say that Blucstone was high In Illinois. recounted the incidents this WOODRUFF IHJI1.DING, nt the northwest corHundreds of schools were virtually eliminated because morning thusly: ner o f First Street and Park Avenue, will be we understand that the Board closed. Roads were blocked York took an Air Force razed and the site used for a city parking lot of Control now has all but and snowptows were harduniform from a car cwned by when deed o f transfer has been formally negoti­ decided 'hat the school must pushed to keep others open. Joseph W. Traylor, just pass­ ated. The City has contracted to purchase the be located east of Orlando Transportation was generally ing through, at t local res­ and north of SR SO. That snarled In what was one of taurant. Traylor protested means U must be northeast the w o n t atorme in years In aod York punched him. York of Orlando. You can’t get very acme areas. It is difficult enough to get far northeast of Orlando with­ A t least 22 deaths were a new highway built without is charged with petty larceny and assault and battery in out finding yourself In Semi­ blamed on bad weather. tearing it up before it is open­ Uiis Instance. nole. Right? Rightl The weather bureau posted ed. But that is what happened Chief Williams said York heavy snow or hazardous Thursday on a section of • • • then went to his boarding Let’s roll up our sleeves a driving warnings with near incomplctcd 1-4 south of the house and stole a .22 pistol. blixiard conditions fo r most Lake Ma*y overpass. little higher and apply just A giant, 10-wheel dump He la charged with carrying o f the Ohio Valley and Ten­ n little more elbow grease. Tha 1963 Seminole County nessee and from the Carolina* truck, operated by Tom Bob- concealed weapons in this In­ TOKYO (UPI) — The U. 8. United Fund has reeeivtd $31,stance. through most o f the North bulhuki of Leesburg, was York, according to the po­ Army will fly 4,000 troops Dtl as of Jan. 10, according to The Clock hears that the Atlantic stutrs. proceeding south when his lice chief, forced Mrs. Laura acro«a the Pacific next month a repurl today from Paul D. Lake Monroe Inn is being Cold wave warnings stretch­ vehicle struck the blade on sold by Frank Durzo to Mr. Garrett at pistol point from to test a new concept for Lewis, campaign rhairman, ed from the lower Mississippi a road grader and crashed and Mrs. Henry Pyle o f San­ her car at First Street and stopping aggression 'within and,Mrs. B. F. Ganas, execu­ Into the rear of another grad­ Valley Into Kentucky and tive secretary. ford. Magnolia Avenue, and drove Tennessee. The temperature er. hours, it waa disclosed today. Thia amount, raised with­ • • • off. The second road grader, a dropped to 38 below in Bis­ U. S. Army headquarters out the assistance of a profes­ At First and French Ave­ The March o f Dimes (Urn. marck, N. D., Sunday. 13-ton machine, was knocked in Japan announrrd plana for sional fund raising organiza­ "A t the Edge", was shown to The cold pushed temperu* some 50 feet. The impact de­ nue, York became involved in the Sanford Fire Department an accident with a truck. air-lifting the 25th Infantry tion this year, was greater turrs down to 18 as far south molished the front end and and aU firemen present im ­ cab of the dump truck. Bob- Chief Williuma said York Division birgade task force than the amount received last as Tucson, Arts., and El I’aso, year with professional help, mediately volunteered to par bulinski was pinned in the then pioeceded to a cur oc­ from llawuii to Okinawa, Tex. 3!rs. Gansaa said. She polnte-l ticipate In the county's 1964 wrecked cab. Alter being re­ cupied by Tom Sayre and Slight citrus danger was Ships dispatched from * out, however, that only 07 per campaign by taking the lead moved he was checked at Sampson Harbert ami de­ possible In Texas’ Rio Grande ership in an area with which Seminole Memorial Hospital. manded a ride. Chief Williams U. S. naval base in the Philip­ cent o f the Fund's objective, be Is familiar. That'# the way Valley where freezing tem­ Other than minor bruises, be ssid Harbert took a gun frem pines will meet the soldiers $48,425, has been realized. Chief Mack Cleveland and his peratures were expected. was not Injured. the glove compartment and on tha beach with artillery, Coast Guardsmen and fire­ firemen take the buU by the Highway troopers investigat­ held York until arrivul of tanks nnd other heavy equip­ their way ing said that Uobbulinskl was horns, so to speak. By the men groped police. through heavy snowfall Sun­ ment needed in wurfaro. way, many more volunteer! more hurt by getting a ticket Sheriff J. L. Hobby suid are needed, aaya Chairman day night to rescue 10 men for not having his vehicle un­ this morning his deputies ere The transpacific war games stranded on ice offshore from der control than from the ac­ BUI Reck. follows last autumn's airlift investigating the theft o f • • • Port Clinton, Ohio, n e a r cident. several cases of whiskey from of a full army division from Trooper Bill Stringfield re­ The Herald'a had numeroui Catawba Island. The Coast By Jane Casselberry the Melody Bar, Altamonte the United States to West compliments on the apecial Guard said the men, who were ported that the damage to the Roy Howell Sr„ of Lake Springs, over the weekend. Germany, bowlingseries It ran on the I c a fishermen, fortunately two road graders a mount!Mary has been named viceSheriffs deputies were con­ Washington is testing and chairman of the Seminole aporta pagea last week. The were not on Ice that broke off rd to some $500; the IDtinuing their Investigation of refining methods fer rapid de­ articles were entitled "How in choppy water and high wheel dump truck's damage County Democratic Executive was estimated at $10,000, and the $200 holdup o f the U- velopment o f combat troops Committee. Ilowell'a appoint To Teach Youngsters to winda. Totem grocery on lak e Ho­ und equipment in order to re­ ment was made at a recent Bowl." We're trying to make Eight Inches o f anow fell the damage to the new and arrangements now to run an in St. Louis. Thcie were some still unopened highway was |well Itouil, near Tunglewdod, duce American forces station­ meeting of the committee at i Friday evening. A white man, ed overseas and to better ether. which time John McCloskey school closings in St. Louis tabbed at $500. wearing a stocking musk, meet sudden wars in rsinote was named committeeman • • • County. The St. Louis basket­ Total estimated damage was threatened the manager, Ber­ corners of the globe. Caml Bruce, supervisor of ball team, en route home $11,000 and Helen McCloskey was nice Baxley, with a revolver The United States announ­ chosen committeewoman for voter registration, says that from playing at Cincinnati, and escaped with |200. those who have not returned was stranded in Chicago, un­ ced In Decendier thut it will precinct No. 1, Sanford. their postal cards to her o f­ able to get to St. Louis. withdruw some 2,500 Air W. O. Tanner Jr., was ap­ fice should do so at once. The Schools were closed in the Korea men from Jupun dur­ pointed for Precinct 3, San deadline has passed for mail­ Kansas City area. ford and Jack Symot, Precinct ing 1964. ing them in but says her of­ | Other American troop re- 8, Goldcnrod. fice will continue to accept To fill the vacancies left by j ductious in ths fa r Lost may them if you'll get them In tlie re-I gnat Ion of Mr. and I follow. Area small business con­ quickly. If you don't you The Army said tha Febru- 31rs. Robert Wiggins of Fern cern* were invited lodjy to might not be entitled to vote 0f ary exercise will be the first Park's Precinct 23. Mrs. LU submit bids for two contracts Newly elected officials in tbc coming primaries. lUn Severs and William Cham estimated to cost less than (b» rn««elherry Board nf At of its kind ever staged tn the bers were appointed Pacific. $50.(K)0 at Sanford Naval Air |ilermcn, Owen Anstey as Campaign Chairman Paul County Commissioner John First reading an ordinance Station mayor and Mrs. Mary Haw­ Lewis and Mrs. B. F. Ganas, Alexander spoke before the annexinj the southwest cor- | Bids will be open at 2 p m thorne- as clerk, will take the executive secretary of the group on the duties of his of­ ner of 27th Street ami Sanford |Jan. 29 for installation of oath of office at today's 7:30 L’ nitrd Fund of Seminole fice and the progress made Avenue will he given by City j toilet facilities in huilding 128, p.m. meeting of the hoard to County, want to give an extra under the present administra­ Commission tonight. to cost leas than $23,000. be held in the Casselberry big word of "thanks" to John tion. Commission also will con-1 Bid* will be opened at 2 p.m. Women's Club. Daniels and his volunteers for Other commissioners who aider an amendment to the m. Jan. 31 for replacement of Officials returning to office the tremendous task they per­ had been expected to attend occupational license ordinance automatic line transfer and are Aldermen George Howard j The annual installation of formed during the fund's most were unable to do so as they to require nursing homes f o 1engine controls for an emer ami Cliff Overman and 3!ar- officers for the Lake Mary were In Tallahaseee. recent campaign. be licensed by the state, a ! Senry power system. estimstshat Gus Sawyer. ! Volunteer Fire Department • • • Plans were discussed for cd at less than $23.uuo. Other business on the agon- will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday political rallies to be held Another Clock watcher's request for transfer of a beer da for today's meeting includ- in the Fire Hall romment about trucks on and wine license at 805 West prior to the primaries. e., a report from outgoing Installed will b« E. Richard First Street: "It Is true." Third Street, and annexation mayor Fred Heath and d ls-'( Woody) Friend, president; says the watcher, "that trucks o f property on Roosevelt Ave­ cussion nf the proposed com- Harvey Pugh, vice president; ran be an Inconvenience to nue between 16th and llth prehenslve zoning ordtnarce Roger Crocker, secretary, and motorists and pedestrians, but Streets. and a garbage collection iran-j Ralph Schweickert, treasurer. only because we have become’ PENSACOLA (UPI) It cbise. Directors of the organiza so Impatient. How many of us MIAMI (UPI) — President lion are Ed Zimmerman, Bob snowed here today fur the sec­ stop to think these trucks Johnson will meet with Gov. | ».,s z |)rz»HHpH Willis, Charles Walker, Sid­ ond time in five yean. bring merchandise we need Light snow flurriei also Fowler and Randall Kama Bryant and other FloHOLLYWOOD (U PI) — ney . or want? Perhaps we should were reported In Crestvlew ,„.nny „ ml „ enry Fond. C h .l. Allens now in the Sanford r.d . Demorret. In Washing. consider what these truck —‘ During (he business meet­ and Milton In the Florida drivers must contend with to area are required to rereg­ ton on Thursday to settle today held claim to 'the title I n details for Johnson's Feb. 27 ing following the installation, Panhandle. ister with the Immigration znake our shopping more of 'best dressed men o f 1904" Reach appearance. Light snow was reported final plans will be made for pleasant." The watcher has and Naturalization Depart­ Miami 7 r i , n Z \ Z tZ r r « t l ,| « lv «n b y the California Men's' i— » 7"* ■" “ It will be his first politics! , , n . the firemen s annual barbs- here New Year's Eve — the ment before Jan. 31, it was been a resident of Sanford all _________ ! cue supper to be held Feb, I. first, snow since 1950. her life. She adds. "I guess reported today by Postmaster addre-s »lncs assuming o f - ' With temperatures in the fice. The $IOO-a plate ft.nl .... g\gc Plans also will he made for 1 was moved by thinking of Ceclle Heard. .celling the large area where low 30's, tlie snow was expect people tiring too fast, myself /.ion s may obtain the pro­ roiling dinner will be in the; o ilt i'lllt C O f f Included. But our gripes arc per information card at any plush Kountainrbleau Hotel. | VANDENBKKG AFU, Culif. j the fire trucks are stored and ed to stay on the ground for A spokesman said Indies-1 (U PI) — The Air Force j workday, for thia project will a short time. only from our demands." poatofflee. It must be filled " ft won’t amount to much, In and handed to a poitolflce tions ere "several vice presi-' launched another secret satel-1 be scheduled. Miami Thst wraps it up for today clerk — it should NOT be drntial hopefuls" will attend lit** o«r the weekend from this! All members of the depart' though," said the I the .Miami ll--a. li numll t West Cnait iiiGaile base. ( mrnt are urged to attend. Weather Bure.ni. * mailed. Let's get that university I First Reading O f Annexation Ordinance Set MON., JANUARY 13,1964 City - County Drafting New She One Man 'Crime Wave' Keeps Police On Hop Big Dump Truck Bangs Way Into $11,000 Crash ) rhairman for Sanford, Lake Mary, Lake Monroe, Longwood, Geneva amt North Or­ lando. John O. Border Jr., wus commercial rhairman for Fern Perk, Casselberry, Forest City, Bear Lake, Altamonte Springs and Chuluota, with AI Fiorl, executive director of the Huy Scouts, as sub chairman. General chairman for the Nrgrn division w si John Duniel with eub chairman, 3lrs. Ruby Lee Wilson (or north Seminole and Mrs. Jumes Foster for south Seminole. Mrs. (Sanaa also declared that no neighborhood solicita­ tion was conducted in Sanford, "since it wus felt that some 90 per cent o f the residents would prefer to contribute at their places of employment, perhaps using the payroll deduction plan. Also, we gave considera­ tion to the fact that of the 23,000 residents of Sanford a largo portion of them are Navy personnel and families, and—as usual—Navy partici­ pation waa excellent.” Success Rule WEST FRANKFORT, HI. (U I'l) — Miss Alice Louise Grant 58, an English teacher at Frankfort Community High 8chool, said upon being choeen as the Illinois teacher of the year that she had alwaya tried to follow tho advice given her long ogo: "Think lika a man, Look like a girl; Act like a lady, And work like a dog." Americans In Zanzibar Are Being Removed toppled Sultan Seyyld Jam shid Bin Khalifa Saturday night and Sunday. The nation's new leader Is Sheikh Abed Karume, who was named president of the rebel republic. Karume also la considered a Chinese Communist tympa thizer by many observers. Post Office Receipts Up Sanford Post Office receiptz were up $56,000 in 1963 over 1962, It was reported today by Pottmasti-r Cecils Heard. Receipts In 1963 lotalrd $297,990 as compared to $341,$67 to 1963, Miss Heard said. Last quarter receipts In 1963, mostly Christmas mail, was up 20 per cent Receipts for the last quarter of 1963 and 1962, respectively, were $82,023 and $67,117, Highest annual volume of the Sanford Post Office wa* $1.3 mlllioa prior to the re­ activation of Sanford Naval Air Station when a woman's dress manufacturer operated at the air bate. • • * Sen. Mack Cleveland and Douglas Steiutrom, f r o m Seminole County, Insisted the Board reach a decision, "whe­ ther for Orange or Seminole County." Orange spokesman also insisted In the lame vein, pointing out there always has been cordial relations between the two counties but "because of the tension created these last several months over this question these cordial rela­ tions may not continue." Stenstrom protested ex­ tremely to In voicing his opin­ ion the Board should decide Friday, adding that "you may as well give the university to Orange County if you are go­ ing to throw the door open. We have spent many hours and thousands of dollars to follow your instructions In our offerings . . . but we have nothing else to offer." Board members indicated they wlU take up the question of a university site again at lu Feb. 14 meeting at Gaines­ ville. County Board To Reorganize County Commission will re­ organise for the coming year with the election of a chair­ Art Meeting: man and vice chairmen and The Sanford Seminole Art the naming of committees. Association will meet tonight There will be no change la at the Civic Center. The meet the Commission membership: ing will get underway at 7:30 Gen. J. C. Hutchison, James p.m. There will be a demon P. Avery Jr., Joha Fltzpatstratlon of oil painting! of ’ rick, Joha Alexander and Lee landscapes by K. li. Stowe. I Gery. * �l By lane Caoeeftorry The spotlight will be on the practical and fine arts de- The January meeting of the Geneva Heme Demonstration Clnb waa htid last Wednesday at the Community Hall with Mra. W. E. Yarborough aad Mr/. W. B. Boath ae hostess the South Seminole Junior H-gh School PTA moots at • p. m. in tho school's now cafeteria. Demonstrations aad study were aa low ealorte snacks, one of which was sorvod dur­ ing the eectsl hour. Members attending were Mrs. D. M. Ladd, Mrs. Bweed Shaw, Mrs. Vsnee Wignar, Mrs. Jeha WBBsmi, Mrs. J. V. Byrnes, Mrs. Flo­ rence Wallace, Mrs. Van Shu­ ler, Mra. A. Baxter, Mrs. F. S, Duyette, Mrs. Donald Nor­ ton and Mra. A. Murphy. Guests wore Mrs. Aisle Beeliter aad Mrs. Belle Johaaea from Muaktgea, Mich., end Mrs. Gray end Mrs. Martin X-Ray Units In Oviedo Lyman High School'! Brain Bowl Team got off to a good start last Tbursdsjr night by Attesting the team from Lees­ burg High by a Kora of 70 In 90 In the first match of the season held in the Lyman au­ Members of the Lyman teem were Barbara Daniel and Pets Carlaoo, seniors and Dennis Hearn and Dorian Tbermasoe, sophomores. Pete Is a veteran of last year's competition. Bepreseating Leash u r g MO COUPON NEEDED M oat Loaf SAUCE (REGULAR 59g PKG) 2144b. Sim Tmrnm / Legal Notice Legal Notice m m ju d ic ia l c m . e r nr n a n * r o n bbms- tw b s e u coca-nr, ru m n u oasancnaT i n tana I Jedsev Beaeleola Coaaty, IM Ie o f Florida. IN FBORATB In re A a B e*ate eft FDlatm, MAMIE M ARTIN. Deeeased. u r n * e. h a c k u t t . et aa ao n e r Defeadaate. I NotleoFINAL la hereby Riven that ao n e r nr ai rr in Ibo undersigned will, on tho ■nteftmaote ronscctmumn Snd day a t March. A. D. lis t , t S i Levin C llackett sag In- present Honorable Coun­ arid R. Haskett, kta wife, ty Judesto othf o Seminole Coaaty, BninMUictei Florida, h er final return, a c ­ Stia r e fla te War count and voucher*, aa K io ru Oaklead, California tr ll o f tha Batata at MAMIE Tea are hereby notified that MARTIN, end at said • Complaint to fereelaae a time, than deceased, a n d there, m ake apaertaln raorteege encumbering plication to th* said for the following described real a final sottlnm ent o fJuds* her adproperty, lo-wltt o f osld estate, end Lei #, Blech F. OOtTNTRT mtalelratlon far t a o r d e r discharging her CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO aa each B ie e a t r lt . A aeeerdlag te the pie! Dated th is the »lk da y e f thereof ae recorded la Plat January, A. D. l i l t . Book tt. Pas* IW. Habile Ella M artin Roberts Record* of Seailnel* CounAa E a a cu trls o f th* B ole to ty, Florida o f MAM1R MARTIN has bean tiled agatnet yea ta Doeaaoed Ah* abov*.atrled asti. aad roa are required te eerva a .stay •TCNRTROK, DAYU A g p n n c n r iK f. n p o n R A V tH on in s t it u t io n e f year Aaewer er ather PleadInn te tbe complalat aa Plata, tit r* attorn *r*. ANDERSON, RUSH. DRAM. A LOWNDES, tss Hast central Boulevard. Orlaado. Florida, aad fit* tbo original Answer er ether Pleading la th* afttea *f tha Clark of th* Circuit Court ea er hafor* th* 11th dar of Feb­ ruary. t i ll. If you fait to do so, e decree pro oonfeooo will ho takoa against you tor tbo rotlof dotsaadod ta Ik* Com­ plaint. This aetle* shall bo publish­ ed sane e wash far feer seaeeeutlve wash* la the Saaford herald. DATED this Ith day ef Jaa* nary, IIH. URAL) Arthur B. Beckwith. Jr. Clark at Circuit Court Byi Martha; T. Vlhl.n Deputy Clerk Aadereoa, Rush, Deaa A Lowndes ^LtUirneya aad Couneelluia at MeINTOSH AUeraeyo dor Raoeatrla Foot Offlo* Drawer III* Sanford. Florida Mitt Fablleh Jaa. U, **, Wt. A Feb. I. I Ml. CDQ.lt Pr . WOODBOW CASH , I ■ I ■ ■ Other Lyman students who will be serving as alternates lor future matebee include Arlene Mason, Carolyn Thom­ as, Mae McClellan, Prank Renew and Donna Londgren. Fletcher Cockrell is faculty advisor again this season. Other matches a n sched­ TALLAHASSEE (DPI) The State ltoed Board win uled by Lyman with the fol­ Apopka, meet here Thursday, Chair­ lowing schools: man John Phillips announced there, Jan. II; Bdgewater, today. SLICED CANADIAN STYLE 1 M t r i t e Stamps W hen Y ou Buy ‘ stere Cumbaa. Bay Pharr, aasMant prin­ cipal at Lyman, sewed ae moderator presenting ques­ tions on such varied fields as srt, science, math, liters tare, history and cerrent events. Mrs. Paul Prench of Alta- SAUSAGE COLOK plays one of tho moat important of all rolm in clothing . . . even hi a man's wardrobe today. Most of the beautiful colors we enjoy in wearing apparel and household teititce are produced by dyes. BACON -3 9 # Limit 3 PtfQB Ptoam j S The various typea of dyea in uaa -W M today are too many to go Into hare. J -As coniumers our main concern about ee is that they be durable and ___ ________ ould not be changed by tha action —’ of light, acid and alkaline perspira­ tion, and dryeleanlng. Unfortunately many dyes aren’t that permanent. S Funeral services for Lloyd Hatch, as, who died Saturday morning at his home on Lake Jeasup, were held at I pJn. to­ day at Briaaon Funeral Horn* with Bov. B. H. Griffin of*tbe Elder Springs Baptist Church officiating. Burial was to fol­ low in Oaklawn Memorial Park. FROZEN FRIED FISH A commercial flshermsu, Mr. Hatch had lived aQ Jits life on Lako Jessup. He is survived by bis wite, Mrs. Pat Hatch; a daughter. Mrs. Dolly Frsneisco, and a sister, Mrs. Susie Myars, all of Lake Jessup; an aunt, Mrs. Christine Carrowsy, of New Smyrna sod several niecei 0 ami nephews. SAVf STICKS (REGULAR 79* PKG.) "“ 5 9 ^ Limit 2 Pkgs. PIoqm QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOO THRU JANUARY 13TH Colonial Select Light, eamk*.filled air. gas fumes aad fumes from Industrial plants often fade or others affect colors. In addition, fumes and smoke deposit n subtle film on the surface of the fabric that not only has a tendency to change the color, but can cause deterioration o f the fibers as well. In soma fabrics, particularly rayon ace­ tate*, this “fume fading” wont become visible until after cleaning . . . or whenever hoot la applied, aa in pressing. In such casco the fabric ta at unit. 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Expenditures Okayed i By Village Council ^ ^ * * £ * * £ w £ * Expenditure! coming before the North Orlando Village Council last v eek were unanijnoualy approved a* follows: Membership In the Florida League of Municipalities, S31.23: Citizens Band Radio for village police department, $ 18*; Pure Oil Statioo, S73.M; ABC Fire Equipment Com­ pany. *140; North Orlando Civic Association, $10; Pan­ ning Lumber Company, $7.87 and, for printing 1.000 letter­ head envelopes, I7.M. In addition, councit approv«d payment for a helper to assist the clerk, Mrs. Bar­ bara Peters, In making a cop>- of the Seminole County Tax Roll and allocated an amount up to $100 to the vol­ unteer fire department for purchases o f miscellaneous small equipment. Fire Chief BUI Hahn re­ commended that in the future an operating fund for the de­ partment be set up by council, with deposits to be made on a six-month basis, in order that needed equipment requir­ ed to effect lower insurance ratings for viUage homeown­ ers could be purchased on a regular schedule. Hahn also suggested that the volunteer organization be authorized to elect Its own chief and assistant chief, sub­ ject to approval by council, In the future. CouncU unanimously agreed to sell the old fire truck for a sum of $1S0 to a Winter Park man who wished to re­ main anonymous. In other business tt was agreed that a letter be sent to Clyde Hart, chairman of the board for Seminole Race­ way, explaining that use of roads in the Ranch Area for exercising the track horses has done a great deal of dam­ age In the few weeks since the roads were graded and put in good repair. The Race­ way will be asked to pro­ vide some system of recondi­ tioning these roads. It also was agreed that the comity sanitarian be notified that a breeding grounds for flics has been created by ‘ he Raceway which Is stockpiling manure on the shores of Won der Lake. Plans were made to con tinue with building a school bus shelter after announce mrnt was made that pcrmls sion had been received from Frank Fasula, manager of the North Orlando Company, for use of the vacant lot « l Edgemon and Lombardy. Council will call a special meeting within the next two weeks to act on the special election for a charter board amt to further consider an ordinance for the annual March council election. City Hall Hit P E N S A C O L A (U P !)— Bricks and windows in City Hall here were smashed by a bolt o f lightning during heavy ruin storm Monday There were no injuries and damage was estimated at $500. SWIFT'S PREMIUM EITHER END O R W H O L E • d a i r y s p e c ia ls • F U L L Y -C O O K E D Mr*. Filbert'* 2 'X 49‘ Margarine HAMS Barden'* Sweat or Buttermilk T in s t o n e SUPER SERVICE B iscu its......... 6 Z. 49 * • fro ze n fo o d s • Banquet Bread Aseerted D inners............... 39* BRAKE ADJUSTMENT LETTUCE AND WHEEL BALANCE • d o w n p r o d u c e to n e • LA RGE FIRM ICEBERG lb. Swift's Premium □ D in n e r F r a n k s • k 4 9 * Swift's Premium Smokies or head □ P o lis h FRONT WHEELS 4 4 -------■ pk«. 5 9 Tarnow'i Tasty Chipped 4 Includes • Adjustment of brake* In r lu r ia c for nil four wheels and brake fluid if needed • Balancing and weights for both front wheels I O O V 0. V I O 6 Qraon Stam ps «ta Ala a u a mi pmkn t tk BR YLC R EIM HAIR DRESSING 5-oa. tise 98c plu* tax tsurtt Wftd. J«nu«ry tt. IBM □ B e e f e r H a m h PRICES iffia iv i M0M.TUES. f ir e s t o n e NEW TREADS a m i i o on sound t i m boons on on voum own Tints W HITEW ALLS-ANY SIZE on wiox ocaianTuacLCSt on tubc -tyfc 4 FO R WfD. JAN. Penny-Saver Pink Lotion (limit I please) 11,14, IS, 1444 D E T E R G E N T . . 3 I M M M M M M J ll -: * 1 . FOP Flavor Parfect F R U IT C O C K T A IL 2 O•I*raan Stam ps Ida a im W (fc MAXW ill MOUSE INSTANT COfTU 10-os. ier $1.49 oaptroo Rf$d. JinuAff IB* 1944 19* Staley's Delicious W A F F L E S Y R U P . tt 39 * amwomooMOM Pillsbury Pancaka i W A ’. Y W I F L O U R J l| O reen Stam ps' a lA tl> a > a e f|aAMid Aere-Sheve Plain er Mentbel A*r***l 11-ex. aix# 19c wNrw NU. Jhuu, li. IMS iW . . . . . . . . ui 3 5 * WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLIASURU Q ftM Q Q O .O .O M Q M M lO ^ m 3 ’* r $ 1 . .............. " M%T.Y W ld O nanhow S a u sa g e S O SEMINOLE PLAZA J X O reen Stam ps U PTO N 'S INSTANT TEA giant else $1.33 HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 oaotroo N *d. January 1$. 1944 CASSELBERRY, FLA. FREE CAR SAFETY CHECK! 25* U llt lg l i i I d i w a a J l .s ki■ «e *W AAMIS Ift baam where lassia yew de*w buys aw e FIRST & FRENCH Sanford FA 2-0214 cairo beauty peanut butter l a t a r d a jt M i • sweet mixed pickles 1ST 29* regular reynolds aluminum wrap 33* S a v e M o r e in ’6 4 9-lives pet food 9 A. AL TO 9 P. M. 2 £ 29* G re e n S ta m p s * �,— ; T-V- fh.mi' •' r^r-— ——---- -------------------------- -—------ ----------- ' :v, _•>>£&>£■<c > 7; ' f -• ffr v 'iC & - 7r J , : * • ' • -p r..... ! » . 'r ‘v . « ••’ * ’ ■ E S a , -r, S >>7 ' * * v 8 ta M twfcaaoaly to ^ t h a ^ th/yaar n gwatly oapaa* M i haawTWUMl pro* to noways which tod durlag IMS, of a malntonanct training building which waa eooptotad, tha eoaotrucUon of two RAM buildings that art s k u l M ■ ■ t h e year tha JP -S a viation jaata1ted tha avtetka fail topa. (dna with arhato capital) /t e aoMtrwtiao a tW iara barraeka which ahouM bo anumtotart la lata g g | | lilliit t e building » d to n r tmOf ‘ itioa of fadlitiaa, ^ te a aaw aaliatod P* ,r -’ f j if ; _ fora Grwa’a badly D e m e c i r t k months. a ft e r Ckrirtmoa, Dm ywr. TImm I m p m e w a U m a u r t w h l^ V e s tim lM to 'e t& T S m E Bon Bob tar IMS. lt6 t. Meanwhile, awaiting Coograaalonal cloonmeo at this timo art ireh 1964 proiacte at aa aircraft son DOworth quietly. Tha subject o f thalr that: A far toa late Bap. ■ I built at a total boat of 91JT7300. Tha taotaUaUoa ondoubtadly In tha roan to oobm will continua to add aow facffltiaa aad It win man i play a lanor rote ia tlte onomy of thia aouaty. Of eouraa, tharo it ahrara tha eompialnt of tha aotea oroatad tha aircraft. Bat whaa wa baiag without thoac tha jot aagfaMO aouad morn Uka jaaaraacc aad aafa> ty for ouraatvaa aad our f—r*11—, both hero aad ateawberu. Bimhtola Couaty te proud to ba tha hooM of tha Baafocd Naval Air Station. Aad thonaaada of our attlbcbb, wt art confident, iota Tha Her, aid ia wiahlaf for tha Navy ban haro aaothar ouccaiaful year in MM. af the Thalr eolation: To to rognlar otty •laetlon ha May. But whlla theee tore key figware ahaping thalr yten, •tty ward leaders—secretly Green’s lteutonby Groan1 •UfFteglInto party • few Mocks Philadelphia Club. Than In Groon'a aid com­ part they signed a petlapeeial for the fattening day, called to name Frank Smith, • top Green aide, Clark aad Dilworth their eoey htneh, they opted aa aftarnon paper which dasnibtd tha move for Smith. They knew their awn man' aavar as apaktamtn far Penn ■ylvanla’a liberal Democrats teat. Next day Smith was unanimously, though disgruntled Mayor James Tate stayed away. The news o f toe "smooth transition" was convoyed by telephone to certain White Houaa sources. Clark iwlftly announced, however, that he would try to oust Smith in May. Ho will havo trouble find­ ing • candidate, now that Smith la in. But what this tpl•ode 11lustratoa la that the Democratic party In Phlladil* phla—and Pennsylvania—Is In even won* shape now than bo* Ltttan To The Editor r v 1m on u ) - watch or* ia tha he put late ***l affect it a ttyy. .tt ^n uifta evaraigkt. But If thia commit* earning aad lavahrtd to aomt te On atarta tt, thorn wiU to AU of thia lallteg It tot toaf tha VUtogt - at a w in tlapUfy tort. At pour fln t fully elected matter tor too at ow ynaft ftolk ly ■' Political » J ttt l f * f f •rfuadad for vartow J i - Bruce Bteasat— Ray Spends $3 Million n ^ Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic And II for fat tha steady da* wore tha ClarkGrow feud, grand Juy to* quiry into city acaadalo, lew of state joba with tha coming to power o f Republican Gov. Wil­ liam Scranton, tha death la mld*lM3 af s potent behind* tha - scans party operative, James P. Clark, trucking exec­ utive and ones part-owner of the Philadelphia Eagles. This serious party ebaoa te duplicated ia squally aavara form in New York sad Ohio, white difficulties of • but still significant threaten in California, Mich* igan and New Jersey. These otateo, taken together with Illinois and Texas, hold 227 of tho 270 electoral votes President Lyndon B. Johnson needs to win election next No* bor. Johnson*! political aides la tha White Houaa, ted by Clif­ ton Carter, know that, what­ ever strength tho Resident may show la tho South and West, ho has to crack soma af tha Mg industrial states. 'That at least throe of tho top tight states ara la dismal organisational condition gnat* ly magnifies thalr burdens. New York’s Democratic party, faction-ridden for half a decade, is described by one party man there aa "highly CAS* 1*4411 Jack Picker* ings visa, because people pulpits, largely because they council la tot vUlagt, wa have cite of thia village. lag ia n talented advertlalng think aay program la better don’t utlllao t h i a aimplo Much af tot work of too men at Roekford, llllnote. if they kero a port 1a It! “a u d 1o n e o participation1 Aa ceawilm oa t f Marik ( h inherited many problema not of atr thoooing, aad maty “ Dr. Crane," he began, That'a aa axiom af Applied technique. la chirga t f j attoatloaa have arlaat which la tot fact at bad publicity— “aevoml yeara aga yon spoke Faychologyl Send for tha booklet "Now much conaidoratlon on origtoatlag from a faw un­ before ear Rockford Advertla­ ly to the u t t t f the people ia af yow reader* Psychology a f Advertising happy reaidenta with minor lng Club. to ahteia tha rtcrtaUoa aita our part. have listened to me in person and Soiling," enclosing Soma of tor Inherited prob­ griavancaa and Imaginary "At that time, you em­ from Um publle lecture plat­ ong stamped, return Jar tot village. Thia rrojact waa bogus oev lem! art bad voada aad tpon complalnte—and the animoe* ployed an 'audience pnrtict* form, ao you auy recall my lope, plus BO cento. ditcher. Wt art working to* tty af the tamo few people. patten* shack Mat af aral months ago. b wa af that "arm experiment" It contains this wtrdt correcting tooae things, Whaa tot acbool teachtn, ful book tttiee. recently wa received I aak yow te bring participation tort that Jack but again time aad motay who teach tur children ovary "Da yon have n copy of your hand down, but not till la to requested. day, aak what la wrong In themf For I am to addreaa 1 have btaa working on play tha Important roUs aay "Go.* a program but too council lfowavar, aa a council wa thia community — when new group o f factory manage* And you hare participated doesn't loti that tot village havt not boon idle at aetata roaldanta and nalghbora who it officials to explain noma In thia aama advertising teat havt aavar attended a coun­ of theee aaaaa haste grind* which Jack Ptekariag refers to to tot general coat aiMtld pal motoy Into Uka to enumerate cil matting, and In many nation ana until tt af advertlalng and mar* to. of our actlvIUaa la the eaaoa know nothing of the to tot people. n it It But It ia also wise for ovary council work, and have never peat few montha: Wa tova atotdablt. 'And can yon ouggoat any to nemo aovsrel mam On Dec. A 1 tod a moottag (I ) Given you a four man •eon the councUmea and do additional audience partki* o f tha crowd during his police force which hat work not know them, make atatowith Mr. Kenneth Frank, ten' materials that would speech, alwaya la o compll na tot nprtaeaUttve af kla od oadteaa bourn aad the mti matte that they “ hate tola bo appropriate for am to mentary moaner. havt takaa apodal training. council" for what likaa don* ueet* company, ha toa atn y For aa soon aa wo are nam­ that it will ha datdad tvar to They havt dona tola lor the —It la apparent that a vldoua Jack proves hla kora under* ed by too speaker, we auto­ tha village. Our naottag waa good of too community—aad •lament la at work undermin­ standing o f psychology by matically become a "junior ing every good work wo hope amlabla aad both Mr. Prank WITHOUT pay. realising the value o f "audl* partner" In Um performance. and 1 fool that with a ttttto (g) Paned many ordiaanc to accompllab. •net participation" materials. And another axiom of Ap­ 1 wonder If theto vlcloui negotiation between the coun­ ca—all of which have taken For tho mora yon can get plied Psychology says this: cil and hlmsolf, wa can be houra of lime and hard work people know that when they crowd to participate in "Nobody belittles hla own apread alanderoua remarka cortaia of n much mora for reaearch and ao forth your publle platform pro* firm or partnership!" ( ) Given you an equipped they ara in affect alanderlag friendly rolationihip than wa gram, tha more they will like Instead, ho tends to laud it, have had with any former ar Art dapartmant — with much themialvea and the whole vill­ it. •o those people whom tho age—creating a bad Imago af more on thia to bo done. bltraton. You are thus aware that speaker hoe deftly named in to tho village and thereby caus­ (4) Given n franehlae Aa to the rocroatlon pro­ ing property valuea to go stage magicians usually ask hla addreee, will praise the gram 1 have la mind. 1 hope Florida power. for n volunteer from the talk moat loudly. (3) Given a franehlae to down? to have a committee of sinThia te one of too deft Be­ ctraly tnUroatad p e o p l e . guburbaa Rulane Gaa Co. If tbeaa aama people uaod crowd. Why? T thcao energlea to work to­ Because It perka up greater ersto of ouecMsful clergy­ aome of whom have already (t) Glvaa n franehlae to gether with toe council aad audience Interest If ana af men! Failure to name a fi boon contacted and have ac telephone company. copied th e roaponilblllty. 7) Parted a amall tax on buUd up too community, wo thalr number ia helping the parishioners la tha sermon la also • basic reason why poor utllltlca to ralae revenue for could have a progrcailve and platform artlat. Theta people will work out Many musicians also get clorgymon don’t fill Um pawa forward moving town — good yoar around program Decenary city expenses. (8) Given the vUlago a part place we are proud and hap­ the crowd to join In n chorus on 8unday. and will Uka Into considers tloa all aga group*, tha bud time village clerk—at a very py to Uve In, a fine plaeo to or two, Just to olicit audl* For smart publle platform artiste make It a habit to got they have to work with, nominal ftt. rear our children, and a •nee participation. Mitch Milter’* p o p u l a r bring ao many o f tha audi­ aad Immediate necessities (0) Appointed a building peaceful community of con' M8lng Along With Mitch" on ence oa pooslbla into the High on the Utt la tome heavy and electrical Inipeetor. genial nelghbora. (10) Paid off debta that wt Wa need the aupport of the TV is based on a similar speech or sermon! playground e q u i p m e n t bleacbera for toa ball field Inherited. •very citiaen In a community Idea. Yet many erudite clergy' and ahtUlag or paving tha (II) Erected ilgaa Indicat­ tola alio la order to build It For Mitch would urge all men will struggle for 44 up and put It on the map. Wo viewers to Join in the singing, years and still occupy small parking aroa. Money la our ing traih dumpa. primary problem, of courta, Many other routine bualneaa aak your Indulgence; we wtl right there In their own liv­ come your tuggeitlona; wo ing rooms, before thalr TV Don’t expect something for are open to conatructlv* erf sets. nothing because tha result te OUR BOARDING HOUSE tlciam. We abhor unpltaiant That makes popularity rat­ you usually gat nothing. publicity, and ttatemtnte that border on alandar and libel. •orarouKB'«x>T>MgcT tb o i fflL BfiV OUA MOWeaAKDEW/ MBt«U S MS HEy/L, Remember, a good word for If you BuspBet that yoar boom aaffera H A IL S FRO M <tO *A 4> , MOW D ELH I L v jT jc S c ' (M6CLP6 North Orlando will be to yoar (AtRAMcent H A L AfMMiA!— mak-^app -*—— from low Housepoww, better call your hoo’ll rose momt, 1 7«Jtuz«r ( advantage. You Uvo haro and your children art growing up l ^ . w n MAN» A OOSatOtoUTAi) -S tyO .T H S V i Ktoctrfari Contractor Bor a fr*B wiring IttM O in</gCVtR DlM te l hero. Make thia a good place c u tM T tu n r lT H e 6 RU8 ) A M 8R8Y HERB^ibo-taoONo/> to Uvo — with harmony and 7 " tolerance. ^ Art Rhodea backward? today and making aa proprue New York Mayor Botort Wagner still barites Bronx and Brooklyn leaden. Ohte Is torn by tends to Cleveland, Mg Pomoaratla vpta atroughold, and Cincin­ nati. Efforts to establish un­ ity have failed thus far. Party men took for aoam kind of tog­ as! from tha ProeMont's mam California’s contending ateamnia Jw H * Gov. Edmund G, (Pat) Brown, portly and pawerful Jesse Unrub, tha liberal California Damien tie Conn­ ell, and Mayor Tarty of Las Angelos, wha recently stirred feathers by aaylug— without authority—that ho would ba LBJ’a man In Cali­ fornia in 1M4. On them quaking atruetarw President Johnson mart dm pend ns bo makes his run for aloction next foil in hie awn right HU aides an busy try. lag to aottto them down. OVER 85 YCABS At Pint A Palmetto (AtoagaMo aM part afftea) Sanford FurnHuie Co. • Carpets • Furniture • IDs ------------ . BOyNILLH V ’t a w 1ST. 1935 lid S«. Palmetto PhMM FA S-Nld fo r homes that need electrical "PEP-UP” WE HOLD COSTS City Commlaaloa Sanford, Florida 1 waa unfortunate enough to bo Involved In aa auto col llalon In your town about 10 p m. on Doc. 13. Thia exporkneo gave mo keen appreciation of courteoua aad effective police work, am aura that both poUce cara and ambulancea were on the GBe'6 acene within • minute after wa raquaated them. Tha uni formly courteoua work of tho policemen on the acene to aU concerned made an IndeUble Impraaakm on me, and 1 will have a kind feeling for the police force of too City Sanford for a long timet Such eoureoua work reflect! groat credit on tha Chief of Police Page d Sanford, Florida Mon., January 13, 1964 hla men; and, of eouraa, Um city government hack af all of them. waLTBa a. e ia to w , a orroa ana rvaLiaaaa It la Indeed n pleaaure to m a x VOLTOLMB, Ctoewletaen . B n t n l write such a latter and to ax* jv u a a i» rranam oM MOV OHBKX preaa my own appreciation AtMelate Kdltar ACvtMlilns U tn .y.r and the appreciation of my ra a u van r u t BAaniarrv as. jon n ioa company to all concerned for Maaift.g B4ltw C ltllU M O lr.tl.r IVDV W ktU jAxna aaoaaaaaa tho courteoua aad ottodiva Oneaty aeiior ae«la*.e U.a.a.r clean-up of tola accident awLaw OLEKtOW rw ao W ELL! a.d eu aauee WllUam F. Hunter B tc b a a tc a t Mart. W ith FULL H 0U 8EP0W ER wiring- ond pkaty o f handy gwitehoa and out* leto—youHronlly oojoy thaoonvankoce, DOW N economy and affiefany of batter electrical hying now aad in tha a i otoctrto fttture. \ ©V Hanford frraUi if A -fh e i M ' M t a s tJ A f l a m e l e s s G H tA H *. TOOI F L 0 I I D A POWER ( LIGHT MIlAiM0 MUIIO fiQKJOA > U « a a o je i a t 77T> W. Bcntt COMPANY MT H lc o fl, A n . �/ A s •• Ld-—■ " p--‘. c r K n tR r* ;* ^ -V -jk ’ ’ IT Mon. J«a. 18, "M -V g ft I (D s u v i By Abigoil Von Buren C U b & y 2 DBA1 ASST: Why da *• ■way women object to ■ a u a crowing • board? 1 am too that tho good Lord didst pot hair on tho foeas of m n so that a raaor com* pany could opoiuor boxing notches. And you lino right ap alongikle tho rest of tbo women and u y , “ If tho board scratches — scratch him!" Man partod with tholr board* about tho tamo time women were given tho right to vote and permitted to drive automobiles (yon can da aolthor Intelligently) but knowing how you women stick together 111 bet ten bucks this never sees print. TED W. DEAR TED: You lose! Now send that ten bucks to tho Cancer Society. • • • DEAR ABBY: I've never neon a problem like ours in pour column, and hope yon can help us. Throe years ago my husband accidental* ly hit a boy on a bicycle, and the boy was killed in* otantly. It was a foggy sight, the boy darted out In front of the car, sad my husband waa not exceeding ( J n c n t iij Q (I) neves Key* (S) First Impresses tlito (It Father Knows Beet \V) a rw * * <» dent ala to spend M •:lt (t) Means ■ « lng around so that people (t) Truth er Otut. (*> Editorial nuances l:M (S) Weather can sk together at a lunch ___. . . _______ lt:4* (I) OstaugLight (t ) Brevard Vl 1:M (*) Bachelor Father I also refuse to 1:11 (S) Weather tl) Brat* Ford Shew (I) toorte Why should It rvo (S) Maws *:S* (S) Wetter Creahtte 1:1# (S) epeelei— LL IS) KaaUoy-Brtahler asked anybody to tiN (I) Aa The Wane (I: Ron Cochrae (I) Mid-Fla. Newa move for me. I'll bet yon S:«S «»> Orhll (t) Science Tiee (l> Have due Will lit! (I) Lamime .would stand in Una at n Travel l:M (I) PeaewerS <*> Dteeet grocery checkout with • or (I) Aar Bonthera (I) Xaaa drew Theater T people who etch had about Art Mahtetter fit# (I) Mender Mite At The l:ta (I) (S) Day la Cenrt 111 worth of groeertee, and Mevlee (I) The Doctern rev t # tou The you'd let someone ahood of •AS (I) To Tell The Trnth (SI Outer Unite (I) Loretta Yenng pan with a tool of broad !:** <•> rve Oet A (S) Oanoral woepltsl l:St <*) Waroit Train and a pound of butter. I S:te (I) The Edge ot Might (•) The Luejr Show wouldn't hut 1 think you Swe (*» Deoar Thenae am stupid enough to. Yarns S:M (*) AaSr Orlttlth (I) Hollrwee* aa* the truly. ■tare HOMER IN SOUTH GATE 1*:** (*) Braaklae Fetal (*> Bait Sid —West DBA! HOMER: You sura ■Ida hero mo pegged, Buddy, 1 <1) am* Atea« With Mitch frofueatly lot someoao a* mas (t» head ef mo with a ton! ef (*) Newa (t) Murphy Marita With broad and n pound of but­ Ma ter. And I'm stupid enough ililB <*> the averts Vtaat to onjoy it. IS) Xmas card A Maes (!) Theater at the Btars • e e It:** CBS Tealte CONFIDENTIAL TO “ HO­ (I) The Late Shew RATIO TH E SECOND": TU ESD AY A . M . *:!S (I) News, Weather Many n successful business #:*# It) Farm Rasert man awes his success to « *:*# (I) Caallaei colorless, dull-witted or anti­ *:S* (*> Callage social wife, whoso boring t i f (*» talar company ha has escaped by (SI Wahe l 1iN (S| ~ putting II hours a day into bio work. (*> 'hut* Weaa Vito (S) TeOag (S) Pra-Beheet Plaaatag fit* (II CaaatSewa Mew Till (S) Mlchey'e doaget Time MS (*> Mleher l ea (S) Captaia My fall sympathy goes out l:M tt) Weather to poor East and I am sura l:M (I) Teday IN Cmrtaavl even WaUoo would have foil­ (I) Leases *r Laarsteg ed to charge for sympathy •:*S (S) Jaeh Lalaaaa (I) Eaerelae had Eait come to him for l:S* (S) Romper Room condolences. (t) date Storm HiM (I) lay Whea East picked up a beautiful (t) Spanish Leseoas hand and bid it right up to six (*) Mlhe Wallace News spades. H* would have had IS:tS (I) wore (er Word (W I Leva Lew no trouble msklag it, but (t) The Object Is South went to seven hearts Us** 41) Concenlratloa (S> Price Is Right wheruapon West doubled an4 (S> The MeCeys picked out the om opening Itiie :»S (*) Seven Keys <*) Feta A die Sr# fond that gave South the con­ T U E SD A Y r . M. tract Of course, had West mad* JI M (•> Lee* ef Ufe his normal tpad* lead, South might still have guessed the club situation, but the chan­ ces are that b* would kav* taken A Simple finesse end gone down two tricks. East and West still would not have 2445 Franck Ara. been happy, but at least they would have shown a profit Sanford, Fla, rather than a 3,470-point loss. I kwh, an no char* brought against Ha waa so heartsick lost M p o o d s. Our pawla: Every Christmas sinco that happosad wo have lent tho boy’o family n love­ ly basket of fruit and a Urge wreath of Cowers for the boy’s grave. I have tho faeliag that perhaps ww shouldn't do this became tt reminds thorn that tholr son U dead and my husband is still living. We surely don't want to causa them heartaches In the Can you or asm* is been through this advise us? STUMPED DEAR STUMPED: You didn’t u y bow tho family reacted to your gift*. If they appear appreciative, bp aQ means continue. If your glfu era acknowledged cool* ly, or not at all—discontinue the practice. • • e DEAR ABBY: Your an­ swer to “ NOT MOVING" gives me the impression that you are pUla stupid. I agree with tho Uttar, NOT with your answer. I have to minutes tor lunch and I ft ft h Tho lato Louis Watson ones conceived the idea of making a fortune by ottering to listen to any bridge story far an# dollar and to express sympa­ thy If given a double foe. 1 was reminded of that whan West came to ma with his hard luck story. He start­ ed by telling me his hand and asking, "Everyone vulnerable. Your partner opens ooc spade. Second band bids two hearts. What do you do?" Before I could reply ho gave me all the bidding up to hla double of seven hearts and said, "Naturally, 1 lad my deuce of dubs. South's ace pickled my partner's king. South draw trumpi, finessed ■gainst my partner'* jack ef clubs and mad* hla contract. Do you think I am the unluckiest payer to the world?" at tqss > x#tf l i d B i n (DP A X IO M # A llt lia V JI •K STggg If IftH A Wo v A in t y g g g n jio a 4 * tv |A ?» i 4A aqi AW >A - He paused for breath and I mad* a reply that probably made m* a mortal enemy. Tbe reply waa, "No. But your partner may well be." T :3M :» * ■ - NEC. day Night At Tha Moris*. "Slngin’ in The Bain." (color). This accurate and hilarious astir* on moviemaking to toe twentiae stars Oana KaOy, Donald O'Canaor, Dabble Bey•aids and Joan Hagan. Tha mualeal comedy la cat In Hollywood daring tot tnaab tion from alloato to talkies, with Kelly playing a aoag-aaddaaca aua wba kaeamaa a silent swvto bar*. Whan talk­ ies arrive, hla movie partner, Jean Hagen, finds hair votes unsuitable and fiabhto Hay- naUs la tog tor • ito tp n . Raw. A gasd T V Tim# Previews H a Lacy ef how awtef • wank plat with Lucy and Vlv (Vivian Vi i) enroll In they're an aid class by a suave student (latest Al­ da). Lucy ton* frmn with jaaleuay whan he nabs Vlv tor a date and eeto cut to break op ton romaaet, even to go- • Bsrvfoa Sem inole TV FA t-dtM to As ton tog to lto Tta J* la to ad. H tm to ton back- TV REN TAL • Bain •to bo last a ™ • S mT aJ ? * Far Frngtrty jL x^CARRAW AY V McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK PA 1-4331 53535353232348234823484853234853535348482323485348235353 48485348485323234848482348534848535348484853534853232323 Carry Out Orden U)& Jhs iOomsm bx r u»h Miiiett : Newt Item with a Chicago dateline read*: "Despite the convenience of prepackaged meat products, women want tha personal attention of n butcher when buying meet. . " So says the director of n na­ tional msgasine’s research or­ ganisation. We sure do. And for good reasco. Tha way H Is now a woman has to examine most of tha pork chop* or pot roasts in tha mast counter to find just what she wante for dinner, and then she may not find the right number of chop* or the right thickness, or ones without too much faL Even when she thinks n package of choops is Just right, she is often disappointed when she gets them home. The top ones are nice and lean, while the ones under­ neath aren't so choice. But that’s* not the only rea­ son why a woman likes to M O N D AY P . dGqhliqhiA By Oswald Jacobv lr lr jo i Television Tonight w it set her butcher fact to face and have him make up her order. She likes the butcher’s per­ sonal assurance that the Tbooaa ara top quality or that the leg of lamb la really choice, just as aha llkts n saleswoman's assurance that a dress she ia considering la a good buy. Also, If she is n young and iMiperltnced homemaker, ah* may want to aak tha butcher questions about the best cut of meat for a particular me­ thod of cooking, how big n place of meat aba will need to serve a certain number of guests, end so on. All these assurances and bits of Inform aotin a wo­ man expected from bar butch­ er—la the days whan ha stood out in tho open and knew be had to face her dlipleasur* if be sold her a tough cut of meat. But now that many butchers wort In a back room and have to bo summoned to tbs meat counter by busier, a woman at the meat counter it pretty much on her own, and she doesn't like ti Why women haven't protestad loud enough to get the butcher beck out froot is mystery, since today's super­ market aims to keep the wo­ man who pushes tha grocery cert happy at all costs. Ph. 322-9614 R IT Z ToarrB a e r a s . Vim a Hie* •f m in A r t m i o " E l,la l*r,»U r Cote* c s r ii om osir T I I V 3 IIE I.IC A T K U K I.IS 4 1 K V P Jvrry Lnle 9 * Centrally Duct Heated, Lovely Homes Now Ready AT 411 AND 416 TANGELO DRIVE — IN — R avenna MODERN KITCHENS BY CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 6IN fR A L#ILEeTR IC * Other homes are under construction — choose one o f these and select your own paint colon), tile, appliance colors. See these homes today S h o e n u d u iA CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Officn 311 W. 25th SI. HOMES ON COUNTRY Phonn FA 2-3103 CLUB 110. • FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STEN STRO M Sales CONSTRUCTION CO. Agents REA LTY FA 2-2420 ■nouns etna stam ps • ©■■■■a D'ANJOU PEARS 2 LADY PAM STICK BE IIIIUIIIIIIIl 29*1 > }j . f 4 �I �JA N U A R Y !* aa a ynpuol atanM y oft* and *oofcarar to pgrea an aew'ympaaak to an dhrt to bHtf M wtw m Bm ^ oAoit* a Bo B fa Btoioila fjgAofy, *• »■ * !> maatlgf ,-^aawa Oa M 4n4ato ly t o foMd af Cantori Friday d a n n at oRltffU v**dB*4 j IO logoiM to (to afetoa t r i m foe Lake Ada rito,. m at af danfoad A d «tvfinMr and In­ a l xml Mtate brokar, Storm Batten F r i d a y formally •*> gaalSH his candidacy for tbs office of Tbs Collector in tbs 1M4 elections. S lo a n wJR ■oak tbs office which will he vacated by John L. Galloway at ths end of‘Us current term. rated throughout the iiriirn half e f the nation today. Btroos winds and heavy aaaw whipped op near blinaid coadHJcna. Drifts piled ap 10 feet Mpk in llllnoic. (Hendd Photo) * A M-year-old Senfcfd a n , 0 8 m L. York Jr, reportedly raaidtog at 010 Week Ninth Street, kept Benford police and ethic bsey for a brief peorfod Sunday afternoon . . and Is hi the aity Jail today ea multiple charges. MUce Chief Boy WUttoau rocoeated tho iacldmta this ■oralas thualy: York took as Air Fane uniform tram a car award ty Joseph W. Traylor, Jaal yam* lac through, at a toast cmiiu r u ic l ray ioc WOODRUFF BUILDING* at tha nsr of First Btreot and Park / rased and toe site need for « ,d whan died ef tmnafar haa bean l •ted. The Cttar hes contraetsd t p n p tvM sad York pamhed Mm. Yack It to dUfiaril aaoojk to set is t barged with petty toremy a sew highway bulk without driving warnings with sear bUanmd eruditions for meet ef the OUe Valley and Tam ncaaaa and Haas tha Caroltoae thraogk moot of the North AU-vutk states. _ Csld wavs warning* etretcbad Dam tha tower MieeMppi The March ef Dimes film. "At tea Edge” , waa shown to the leaked Fire Department end afl fireman present im­ mediately volunteered to par­ ticipate is the county’s 1M4 Tho Berald’a bad numereua compliments on the special fevitog series B ran ea the ■parte pages tort week. Tbe articles were entitled ' ‘How To Teach Youngsters to BowL” We’re trying to make Caml BWee, supervisee af rater ragtottmtioo. says that theca who have net returned n their postal cards to bar ofv -flea should do so at ones. Tha drsdltoa has passed tor mail­ ing them in bat says bar afflea win continue to accept them if you’ll get them in quickly. If you don’t you mlgM not be entitled to vote to tbe eomtag primaries, a M » e Campaign Chairman Paul Lewis and Mrs. B. P. Ganaa, executive secretary of tha Uaited Fund of Semlaoto County, want to give aa extra Me nerd ef “ thashe” to John Daniels and Ida volunteers for tha tremendous task they per­ formed during the fund's moat rtcrat tampalga. Lastbar Clock watcher’s ------ —- atoui trucks an Pint S tm t: “ It la true,” says Iba watcher, “ that trucks can ba an inconvenience to motorists sad pedestrians, but aaly because wa have become’ ■a btostiaut Haw many of aa stop to think these trucks hriaf ja in Aaodtoa wa need or wantf Patfeps wa should consider what thaaa truck her Kfo. Ike adds, "1 guana ! was moved by thinking af people living toe feat, myeetf included. But aw gripes am holy from our demands." • a -a That wrap* B up tor today. Let’s art that anlvoraityl iaeemptoted 1-4 math ef the Lake Ma*y overpass. .A glaat, 40-wheal dump Inch, eparatod by Toai Bobkattaaki at Leesburg, waa preceadiag south when bis vehicle attack tha blade ea e toad grader and eraritod tote Ike rear af another gradf ef. dropped te It below in Bis­ Tbe secood mad grader, a IMoo machine, was knocked marck, N. D , Sunday. Tha cold pushed tempera­ some SO feet. The Impact de­ tures down to II as far south molished the front end and ea Tucson, Arts., end El Peso, cab of the dump track, lob* buliaskl was planed ia fee Tex. wrecked cab. After being re­ Slight citrus danger eras moved be wae checked at passible ia Tessa' Bio Grande Scmlaok Memorial Hospital. Valley where freeslag tom- Other than minor bruises,'be was not Injured. Coast Guardsmen and fire­ Highway troopers investigat­ man groped t b a l r way ing said that BobbullnsU was through heavy snowfall Sun­ more hurt by getting a ticket day eight to rescue 10 men tor not having his vehicle se­ ■trended an fee offohora from der control than from the Ac­ Poet Clinton, Ohio, n e a r cident. Catawba Island. Tha Coast Trooper BIB Strin(field re­ Guard said the man, who were ported that tbe damage to the l e e fishermen, fortunately two road graders amount!ware not on fee that broke off ed to soma $300; the 10ia choppy watpr end high wheel dump truck’s damego was estimated at $10,<Mh and winds. Bight inches ef anew fell the damage to the new and ia St. Leuls. There were some still unopened highway waa school dosing* in 8t. Louie tabbed at $300. County- Tho 8L Loots basket­ Total estimated damage waa ball teem, «n route home $ 11,000. from playing at Cincinnati, was stranded In Chkago, un­ able to get to 8L Louis. School* were dosed in the Kansas City arcs. First Reading O f Annexation Ordinance Sat First reading an ordinance annexing the southwest cor­ ner ef nth Street and Sanford Avenue will be given by City Commission tonight. Coxuolaatoa also will con­ sider an amendment to the occupational license ordinance to rsqutra nursing homes (o be licensed by the state, a request tor transfer of a beer •ad win* license at 90S West Third Street, and annexation of property on Boosevelt Ave­ nue botwoea 16th and I9tb Allans Reminded O f Registration Alhaa now in tha Sanford area arc required to rang later with tha Immigration and Naturalisation Depart­ ment before Jan. 21, it waa rapaatod today by Postmaster Caefla Heard. Altana may obtain tbs propar Information card at any York, according to tho po­ llen thief, forced Mrs. Laura Garaett at pistol point fram her aar at First (tract tad Maghelle Avanaat and drove off. At First end French Ave­ nue. York became Involved In an accident with e truck. Chief Williams said York then proceeded to a car ooeupltd by Toai Sayre and Sampson Herbert and dananded a ride. Chief Williams •aid Harbert took a gua from tho glove compartment end held York until arrival ef police. Sheriff J. L. Hobby laid this morning hte deputies era Investigating tbe theft ef several cases of whtofcoy from tbe Melody Bar. Altamonte Springs, over tha weekend. Sheriffs deputise wars con­ tinuing tbalr investigation of the |200 holdup of tho UTotcra grocery an Lake Ho­ well Koad, near Tenglswfbd, Friday evening. A white man, wearing a decking mask, threatened the manager, Bar­ aka Baxley, with a revolver and oecapod with $200. hours, It was diacleaed today. This, amount, raised with17. 8. Army headquarters out the assistance of a profes­ appreciative e f the toee end in Japan announced plana for sional fund raising organisa­ effort given by numerous vol­ air-lifting tho 25th Infantry tion this year, waa greater unteers. "However," she addthan the amount received tost Division birgado teak force year with professional help, from Hawaii to Okinawa, Mrs. Gansas aald. She pointed Ship* dispatched t o p n out, however, that only 67 par U. 8. naval base in tha VkVdp. cent ef the Fund's objective, pines will mast the soldiers on the beech with arttftary, tanks end ether heavy equip­ ment needed in warfare. The transpacific war gunma follows last autumn’s airlift of n full army division frees By Ji m Caeeafoacry Girl Beauts, Children’s Hoorn the United States to Weet Boy Howall Sr., at Lake Society ef Florida, Family Germany, Mary be* been named viceWashington to testing and chairman ef the lemtnoto Counseling, Good Samaritan refining methods for rapid de­ County Democratic Executive Home, Mantel Health Aaaoctevelopment ef combat troops Committee. Howell’s appoint­ and equipment in order to re­ ment was made at • recent Army and toe USD. duce American forces sthtlon- meeting of the committee at General Commercial Chaired overseas and to bettor which lima John McCtoakey man was B.B. Klrehboff with meat sudden wars in remote waa named cnhi inkteeman Howard Hadgaa as eanwearilal chairman fog Sanford, Inks corners of tho globa. and Helen McCtoakey was The* United States announ­ chosen commltteewoaan far Mary, taka Monro*, Langwood, Geneva and North Or­ ced in December that it will precinct No. 1, Sanford. withdraw some 3,600 Air W. O. Tanner Jr., waa ap­ lando. John O. Border Jr., waa commercial chairman for Fern Force men from Japan dur­ pointed for Product S, San­ Park, Casselberry, Forest City. ford and Jack 8ymaa, Pfectect ing 1964. Bear Lake, Ahasmuts Spring* Other American troep re­ a Coldenrod. and ChuhsoU, with Al Fieri, To fill the vacancies toft by duction* in the Far East may tho resignation af Mr. and executive director of tha Boy follow. Mrs. Robert Wiggin* of Fern Scouts, aa sob chairman. The Army aald tha Febru­ Park’* Precinct TO. Mr*. Lil­ General chairman for the Newly eteeted officials of ary exercise will bo the first lian Severs and William Chum- Negro division was John Den­ the Casselberry Board af Al­ of its kind ever staged in the ial with sob chairman, Mrs. dermen, Owen Aastey as Pacific. County Commissioner John Ruby Las Wilson far north mayor and Mrs. Mary Haw­ Alexander spoke before the Samlnola and Mrs. Jamas thorne aa clerk, will taka the group on tha duttea af his of­ Foster for south Samlnola. oath of office at today’s 7:90 Mrs. Ganaa also declared fice and tha progress made p.m. meeting of tha board to under tha present administra­ that no neighborhood solicita­ be held In the Casselberry tion waa conducted In Sanford, tion. Women’s Club. Other tommiesioMru who “aince it waa fait that aonm 90 Officials returning to office had been expected to attend per cent of tha reddenta would are Aldermen George Howard T fe annual installation af were unable to do so as they prefer to contribute nt their and CUff Overman and Mar­ officers for tha Lake Mary war* in Tsllihsseaa. places of amplaymant, perhaps shal Gua Bawyar. Plana were discussed for using tha payroll dcdnctlen Other business ea the stea­ will ba bald at g p.as. Tuesday political raUloe to be bald plan. Also, we gave cootIdara­ ds for today's matting includ­ to tha Pira Hall. tion to tha fact that of Um 23,prior to tha primaries. Installed will be E. Bickard es a report foam outgoing 000 re*Ideate at Sanford a mayor Fred Heath and dis­ (Woody) Friend, president; large parties ef tham are cussion of tha proposed com­ Harvey Pugh, vies president; Navy penonnol and families, prehensive aaoiag ordinance Roger Crocker, secretary, and sad—aa usual—Navy partici­ sod a garbage collaetioa fran­ Ralph ichweiekert, treasurer. pation waa aucaitoat” chise. PENSACOLA (UPI) - It Directors ef the erganisaUan are Ed Zimmerman, Bob snowed hero today for the sec­ WOlls, Charles Walker, Sid­ ond time to five yean. Best Dressed Light snow flurries also HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — ney Fowler and Biadall ware reported In Crestvtow WEST TRANSPORT, HL Jack Benny and Henry Fonda Chase. Durlmr tha bullosas moot­ and Milton in tbe Florida (UPI) — Miss Atiee Looks today held claim to tho title Grant 66, an Bnglfeh teaches ing following the insinuation, Panhandle. of ’best dressed men of 1964" Light snow was reported at Frankfort Community High final plans wUl ba made for given by the California Men’s iba firemen’s annual barbe­ hare New Year’s Eva — iba Apparel Club. an as tha IUtooto teacher af cue supper to ba held Feb. 6 first, snow since 1639. With temperatures to the tha year that aha bad ahnya Plana also wlU ba made for Satellite O ff celling tbe large area where tow 10's, the snow was expect­ triad to follow tho advice VANDENBERG APB, Calif. Iba fire trucks arc stored and ed to stay on the ground for given her long egoi (UPI) — The Air Pores workday* for this project will a abort time. "Think like a man. launched another secret ssteL be scheduled. “ It won’t amount to moth, Look Ilka a gtrii llte ocr the weekend from thfe All members of the depart­ though,” uid the Miami Act Ilka a lady. W«*t C<mit mUille base. And work like a dog." ment era urged to attend. Weather Bureau. SNAS Asks Bids On 2 Contorts Casselberry To Swear In Two Area amall business coo-* ceras were Invited today to submit bids for two.eoatracte estimated to eoet leas than 130,000 at Sanford Naval Air Station. Bids will be open at 2 p.tn. Jan. 29 for Installation of toikt facilities In buBdlng 136, to cost less than 923,099. Bids will be opened nt 2 p.m. m. Jan. 31 far replacement of automatic Una transfer and engine controls for an emer­ gency power system, estimat­ ed at lass than $23,006. LBJ To Moat With Bryant About Visit MIAMI (UP!) - President Johnson will meet with Gov. Perris Bryant and other Flo­ rida Democrat* in Washing­ ton on Thursday to settle details for Johnson’s Feb. 27 Miami Beach appearance. It will bo his first political address since aaonwlng of­ fice. Tha 1100-o-piate fund ralsiog dinner wUl be In the pluih FouoUlnebleau Hotel. A spokesman aald Indica­ tion* are "several vice presi­ dential hopefuls" wlU attend the Miami Beach mealj . Firemen To Install At Lake Mary Snow Falls In Pensacola Success Rule PostOffice ReceiptsUp Sanford Pori Office receipts were up $3S,00S to ISM over tan, It waa reported today by Postmaster Cecil# Heard. Receipts in 1993 totaled 939TJ98 as comparad to 9MIJ97 to 190, Miss Heard Lari quarter receipts to 190, mostly Christmas maU, was up 96 par eeat Receipts for the tori quarter of 190 sad 190, respectively, were $62.00 and $67AIT. Highest annual volume of tha Sanford Past Office wa* been cordial relatione between the two counties but "becausu of the tension created tfeaa Stensttum protested ex­ tremely so In voicing ids opl* Ion tha Board should decide Friday, adding that "yea may aa well give tha univanity to Orange County if you are fa­ int to throw tho door open. Wa have spent many hours and thousands of dollars to follow your instructions to our offerings . . . bud wa have Board members tadfealed Way wUl taka op tha question of a university ail# again at IU Pah. M masting at Gaines­ ville. County Board To Reorganize A rt M eeting �I ------- • - I' l« l* i Seminole Cage Teams On Road Tonight Hounds Point For Powerful it Loud Apopka Five Tribe Plays Evans High 0— Fri. Jan. 10, ’64 Lyman’s Greyhounds tangle ntOM ill vc “ harvested"—and —a near record num1963-64 hunting »<•*region manager lor ’omintsaion. Yildlife Management 'antral Region where vill reporta from the ■nif taken outside of ed at all. Forest management . tlie two bunt head, ami taken home by rhecked. Several lur; none were checked, d by arrbera on the I. deer plus numerous rvcited on the Richr, one hear and other »ka Area. ey and other mialj res. iui been primarily a xi population of upreperted taking 83 is well as It 18 ducks on the Citrus Area will be allowed to Vrea Jan. 2.1-26, Feb. er hunt vaill he held irch 28 to April 12. season for manage, region, BickrrsUff <0 0 with one of the top fives in Central Florida tonight when they go to Apopka and meet the Blue Darter* who have posted a record of eight vielories and one loss thus far this season. Meanwhile, t h c ’Hound* have been one of the hottest 'luintets in fbrve parts with recenl victories over Orlan do-* Oak Itidgc Pioneer* and Edgewaicr Eagles. They will be gunning fur their filth de­ cision of the rage year com­ pared with two defeat*. Saturday night the Grey­ hound* Mill go right back in­ to action when they host the strong Ocoee Cardinal*. The Red Birds were flying high until they ran into the strong Oviedo Lions Tuesday night and dropped a decision to the Seminole County eager*. I.a-t year Lyman split their pair of till-' with Ocoee. Sat urday night the 'Hound' plan to throw their best defensive strength at the Cardinals in an ehort to halt the strong Bed Bird offense. Apopka* big guns are Sheppard and Godding who boast game averages in dou­ ble figure*. The Darters are also a top rebounding team. Lyman's starters will pro­ bably be forwards Jim Goplen and Itirhard Grant, ren­ ter Don Smith and guards Gene Winkleman and BUI Tolscn. Lyman’s little Greyhounds will meet the ltahy Blue Darters tonight and Saturday evening they will tangle with Ocoee's JayVee five. The Baby 'Hounds, seeking their seventh win, probably will start iorward* John Burkiianiiner a n d Itirhard Moore. Dave Mali* at center and Gary Gunter and Sieve Simpkins at the guard slot*. Kroencke Topr At Mid-Florida Art Kroemke carted off tup honors during Wednesday'* ball s with direction low net tournament held by tin- Senior Men'* Golf Asso­ ciation at the Mid-Florida Country Hub nrur SanUndo Spring*. Kroencke came up with a low net of 67 while John llcams, with a 71, tong second place honors. Tied lor third place with 73'* were Eric Hallman and Lenny Koihuis. each “ We're going to hike our Ralph Stump! of his Seminola percental* of ^baskets if I High cage aqtud as ha prohave to ret my boys a step- pared to put them into actios ladder.” said Heed Coach tonight in Orlando against tba number one team in the Me­ ★ ★ ★ tro Conference—the Maynard Evans High five. “ I guess they had such rot­ ten hick in their Orot couple of games that It began to get on their nerves and they have become so conscious of it they’re too tense to make bas­ kets out of their shooting at­ tempts,'' Stumpf went on to Oviedo High's eager* take say. * to the road tonight in hopes But be declared with out of extending their record to any reservation, “ I can cay five victories. this for my boys: they haven't Fresh from an upset victory quit. 1 feel they have the over the Cardinals from Ocoee ability to win and they be­ 56-52, the Lions are eager to lieve they have the ability to make it two in a row by beat­ win. I'm expecting a good ing tonight's opponent. Howey game tonight.'' Academy. Stumpf will start Mike Glad high schools in Central Florida. The loop is being Howey has not bad a good and Mike Bowes at the for­ sjmnsored by the Bowling Proprietors’ Associa­ season so far. Y’et it has been ward slots, Ken Tyre at cen­ tion. Each team will have a local bowling estab­ up against stiff competition ter, and Barry Johnson and lishment us its home lanes. Seminole’s team o f from Tavares. Dennis Brown at guard. “ We seven bowlers will roll its home games at Jet Even though the Howey need a little more scoring lads don't exhibit an excep­ punch.” Stumpf said, “and Lanes. (Herald Photo) tional win-loss record, they “ and that’s why I’m going te could be a threat. go with Tyre at center. Bar­ Oviedo'* gam* with Ocoee ry Barks ha* suffered with brought a new Lion eager in­ hi* shooting and perhaps if we to the spotlight. Senior Seth give him n brief rest it might Rook played bis first basket­ help him. Barks Is a fine ball game. While doing so, he athlete and we’re confident proved to be a good defensive he'll be a big help to us when Team n j player and rebounder. Seth he’s back up to par.” Evans 4 has good possibilities but The Tribe baa a record of 3 lacks experience, yet he may one win and three losses in is tabbed as Wight's top com­ Boone n• Bishop Moore * become the key man because conference play. Their season­ petition. Colonial 2 of his «' 3” height. al record te date la one win Meanwhile, newly - elected Winter Park 2 Oviedo's other starters. and seven defeats. Timing Association president Edgewater Arndt, Mikler, Brooks and Coach John Colbert’s Jay­ 2 Donald Witt, announced Sat­ SEMINOLE 1 Bellhorn have showed sound Vee*, with a record of three urday's racing program would Oak Ridge improvement recently, while wins and four losses will 1 Games Tonight be run under the new 1964 Oviedo's leading scorer Jim­ make an effort to come up National Hot Bod Association SEMINOLE at Evans. my Courier has remained con­ with win number four when Buies. The Seminole group is Bishop 5Ioore at Edgewater sistent. they meet the Evans Jay­ obtaining 2»J0 copies of the Winter Park at Colonial Oviedo has been preparing Vees in the preliminary con­ new regulations for distribu­ Boone at Oak Ridge an attack against the man- test tonight. to-man defense, a pattern tion. Other Games Tonight Colbert's starter* will in­ “ We wish to thank everyone LYMAN at Apopka which many schools utilize. clude forwards Bonn]* Hinson for their enthusiasm and sup­ OVIEDO at Honey* Also the Lions have been and Bob Spradlin, Mike Fordconcentrating on improving ham at center, and guards port.” be said. “ The large DeLand at Leesburg following we had for the last Ki**immee at Wildwood ball handling, shooting, and Joe Purdy and A1 Banifac*. developing a balauced offense race only substantiates our New Smyrna at Titusville and defense. idea that drag racing is a rapi­ Cocoa at Seabreeze dly growing sport in Seminole Mainland at Ocala Also this week, the Lions Sugar Ramos have concentrated on develop­ County and throughout Flor­ ing their second unit. Meets Derado ida.” To Pilot Miami Coach Milker remarked that Witt pointed to major im­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) — PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — “ The team has good spirit. Powerful little featherweight provements the Timing Asso­ ciation had made in the local Bobby Morgan, a former in­ We played aggressive ball champion Sugar Ramas steps drag strip. Including a long fielder for the Philadelphia against Ocoee, which is a fine, out of his division tonight te restraining fence between the Phillies, will manage that well drilled team. It was a meet Vicente Derado of Ar­ specator and racing areas; team's Miami farm club in great win, and we hope to gentina as a lightweight la n improvements in the actual the Florida State League. He continue and build up a good 10-round nationally televised racing surfaces and clearing served as a player-manager winning streak.” bout at Oly mpic Auditorium. Tonight's action also pits of the specator area to provide for the Phils at Chattanooga. Ramos, who fights out of more parking and viewing Spartanburg and Miami dur­ Oviedo’s Junior Varsity (2-4) Mexico City, was rated a 2-1 against Howey’s JayVees. ing the 1963 season. space. favorite over Derado. Oviedo Gunning For Vidovy OverHowey MARY SW IGONSKI AN D JIMMY NORRIS. Seminole Hijrh students, nrc among: those beinp couched by Wren Credland (extreme left) and John Sjxilski (extreme right) as they attempt to win berths on the s c h o o l's new inter-scholas­ tic bowling conference being organized by 12 Course Slated New Drag Racing !n Seamanship Season To Open Sponsored by S e m i n o l e County Sheriff Luther Hobby an eight lesson course in basic seamanship and small boat handling will be given by the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Sanford-Orlando Flotilla. 1-esson* and demonstration* in useful knots, anchoring, boat handling, rules of the road, the u»e of charts ami compass and safety afloat will be offered. At the end of the course a certificate will be awarded attesting to the sat­ isfactory completion of the lesson. The course is free and open to the public. A small nominal charge for the text book and training material will be the only cost. It is not necessary that participants own a boat to join the class. The first class will start Wednesday at 8 p. ra. Regis­ tration will begin at 7 p.m. Classes will be held at the Seminole County Court House. For further information and advanced registration phone FA 2-7112 during business h o u r s or FA 29305 or FA 2-7279 evenings ami week­ end*. The 1964 drag racing season opens Saturday with the Semi­ nole Timing Association ex­ pecting more than 100 entries for its 7 p. m. program at the Osceola Air port drag strip. An array of new 1964 auto­ mobiles will be rolled onto the starting line to vie lor $500 in prize money and trophies. Of the new models, a 1964 Corvette Sting Ray driven by Sanford's Henry Wight, is rat­ ed a favorite to win Little Eliminator competitions. An­ other Corvette, a 19C3 model driven by Bay Hudson, domi­ nated the '63 racing field and ABC Gets Rights NEW YOBK (UP1) — The American Broadcasting Com­ pany (ABC) plans to have former heavyweight boxing ! champion Rocky Marciano as a guest commentator for its exclusive radio coverage of the Sonny Liston - Cassius Clay title fight at Miami Beach, Feb. 25. Metro Loop Standings Cod deer./OaJ O F fo ie Gator Cagers Stop Dampier Cubs’ Coach In Warning CHICAGO (D PI)—'The Chi­ cago Cubs may not win the National league pennant in 1961. but head Coach Bob Ken­ nedy warned the rest of the circuit today ihat “ We'll win nd spares ttie Bowler more games than we did last approach the target year.*' straight line, in exsame manner as strike ball Only the banges, not tin- line GAINESVILLE (U P I)-F lo rida'a Gatori held down Rick Barry's chief assistant and nutplayrd rival Miami under the boards and on the floor Thursday night for a 114 91 basketball victory that set a new point record for the home gymnasium. J o h n Daiupier, Miami’ s other consistent high scorer, was held to seven points. 0 ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOM (What the '64 Plymouth has) iach. examples of various m your number board, for example. Then the path the ball How to achieve a eonSet up other eomtiinad »*k your youngsters you the correct an- W iD O G Nightly 8:10 your power. . . Is a car that’s designed to make the best possible use of it Power-hungry or n ot test drive the new Plymouth. Consider the fact that Plymouth offers you a 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty* on the parts that keep you going. Then you’ll know why we say, “ Get up and go Plymouth!" Plymouth has special engines for Zoooooooooooooom (optional, of course). That’s important to some people. Others don't feel they need that much Zoom. They stick with the high performance of our standard V-8 or the economy of our standard six. What’s important to y o u . n o matter how you like EXCEPT SUNDAY MATINEES WEI). & SAT.-2 P3L THURSDAY IS LADIES NIGHT Knrlnsed Heated Grundstantls •HERE'S HOW PLYMOUTH** S-YEAR/SMM-MILE WARRANTY PROTECTS YOlh LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE Ctvytter Corporation warrants tar S yaart or SUMO mites, whichever comas Writ, asainat datects In ma­ larial* and amrhmanshlp and will raplaca or rapolr at a Chryster Motors Corporation Authorized placa of bualnaaa, tha angina block, heed ora parts. Intake manifold, water pump, transmission \ ALET PARKING Sorry! No Minors! “ Whrte The Top Dogs Itua Rain Or Shin*’* and Internal parti (asdudlns manual clutch), torqua drive shaft, universal Joints, rear axle < differential, and mar wheat f aring! el tta UM at every ) months or 4M0 tha oil filter BRASS MOTORS 519 EAST FIRST S T , SANFORD, FLA . >J StMINOlf tONTON > v: a 1 9 £ QN PARK MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD * ORLANDO ------------ ---------------------------------------------------^ ______________________ ; ... \M . i ] * ** ,»1 « • !r* i f * A, J j ■ • '-‘M* .»*• r/.'Xz-. ; t i �■ . 1 .......... — Hasten to Central Biocide have "harv*et*d’’- « a d we deal Uke that weed, psn sasHy - s near record Bow­ le r « f deer aad turkey during the 1963-44 hunting eeeeast, eaya J. W. BlekartUff, antral region manager for the flame aad Bra* Water Blah Comadsetoe. The Ciftaa aad Geeae River WUdllfe Management Areas at* the only ardaa to the Central Boehm where all gaaw taken mast be cheeked. Kill reports Dram the otter area* a n strictly estimate*, flame token outside of the msimgsmsnt areas la not reported at alL Heaton to the Ocala National Forest management ana actually cheeked oat SST deer at the two hunt bsadgaerton. Many doer wen harvested and token home by tta tomtom tlwt did aot have to be checked. Several torkey a w e known to be token also, but none wen checked. A total of l i t deer was harvested by archer* on the Cttrae A n a aad I l f by gaa hunters. Aa estimated I t turkey aad 81 deer plus numerous again*! and otter n u ll game was harvested on the Richbam Ana. Aa estimated 1T4 deer, 48 turkey, one hear end ether small gem* wee token an the Tomoks Area. Aa estimated l i t deer, 84 turkey end other small gaum waa taken ea the Bermton Area. The Guano River Ann which has been primarily a waterfowl ana ala* produced a good population of up­ land gems thla year. Hunters wen reported taking S3 bog*, IS turkey, IS quail, IP rabbits as wall es 1418 ducks ead SIT wets. Special quell bunts will be bald on the Citrus An* Jan. IM S, 1S-1P aad 25-16. Archers will be allowed to bunt wild bogs mi the Guano Hirer A n* Jen. 25-24, B*b. 2-1, 18-18 aad 82-23. A spring gobbler hunt will be held osi a portion of tb* Tomoka Ana March 28 to April 12. Those kunto will cloeo out the season for manageaunt anas to tbs central Blorlda region, Bickersteff DIAGRAM o f the number pins with directing o f the strike ball. BOW LIN G (Fifth sad Last af • Mark*) Make up a largo card with removable numbered circlet representing the 10 pint and arrange these In * ten-pin triangle. Point out the strike sons to your youngsters (see dia­ gram). Explain that a light hit, a Brooklyn (left side), snd a full hit can result in a split. This can be demonstrated by removing the pint that may fall on each of these hits. Teach your youngsters the three basic spare anglei: right, left and center. The tar­ get pins, 3-7-10, ar* the key to successful spare-making. To convert center lane spares the target is the No. i pin and tho bowler should assume his strike position on the approach. For all center lane spares, such aa the S-l, 1-2-3, 1-2-9, etc., approach the target pin on a straight line. For right band spares, the proper starting position Is the left side of the approach facing the No. to target pin. This is the correct angle for right band spares such as the 3-10, 4-10, 44-to, the 6 pin and 10 pin. For left hand spares, taka the opposite position 00 tb* right sid* of tho approach facing tho No. 7 pin. A straight lino approach toward the No. 7 target pla la correct for those loft band apart com­ binations: 8-7. 4-7, 4-7-8, 74, 7 pin and 4 pis. To convert center, loft or Ralph Stumpf of hia Saminol* High cast 0*0*4 *• ko pro* p in d to pot Own toto ratios tsalght to Orlando ogtlast tto number om toon to tb* Ko­ bo Coofom co—th* Maynard I t i m High fit*. " I gusts ttay hod ouch iwU MARY SW1G0NBKI AND JIMMY NORRIS, Seminole High student*, are among those being coached by Wren Credland (extreme left) and John Spolski (extreme right) as they attempt to win berth* on the echoo!’* new inter-scholaatic bowling conference being organized by 12 Sponsored by S e m i n o l e County Sheriff Luther Hobby an eight lesson course In basie seamanship and small boat handling will be given by the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Sanford-Orlando Flotilla. lesson* and demonstrations in useful knots, anchoring, boat handling, rules of the road, the u m of chart* and compass and safety afloat will be offered. At the end of the course a certificate will be awarded attesting to Um sat­ isfactory completion of the lesson. The course is free and upon to the public. A small nominal charge for the text book and training material will be the only cost. It Is not necessary Kroencke Topr that participants own a boat to join the class. At Mid-Florida The first class will start Art Kroencke carted off top Wednesday at S p. m. Regishonor* during Wednesday's traUon will begin at 7 p.m. low net tournament hekl by Classes will be held at the the Senior Men's Golf Asso­ Seminole County Court House. ciation at tho Mid-Florida For further Information and Country Club near Sanlando advanced registration phone FA 2-7112 during business Springs. Kroencke came up with a h o u r s or FA 2-9303 01 low net of 07 while John FA 2-7279 evenings ami week­ Hearns, with a 71, took second ends. place honors. Tied for third plica with 73's were Erlo Hallman and Gator Cagers Lenny Bolhuis. Tho 1984 drag racing season opens Saturday with tb* Semi­ nole Timing Association ex­ pecting more than 100 tntriei for its 7 p. m. program at the Osceola Air port drag strip. An array of new 1944 auto­ mobiles will be rolled onto the starting line to vie for 1300 in prize money and trophies. Of the new models, a 1944 Corvetta Sting Ray driven by Sanford's Henry Wight, Is rat­ ed a favorite to win Little Eliminator competitions. An­ other Corvette, a 1963 model driven by Ray Hudson, domi­ nated the '43 racing field and ABC Gets Rights NEW YORK (UPI) - The American Broadcasting Com­ pany (ABC) plans to have former heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano as a guest commentator for its exclusive radio coverage of the Sonny Liston • Cassius Clay title fight at Miami Oviedo High's eager* toko to the road tonight la hopes of extending their record to flvo -victor!**. Fresh from an upeet victory over the Cardinals from Ocoee 38-32, the Lions are eager to make It two In a row by beat­ ing tonight's opponent, Howay Academy. high school* in Central Florida. The loop is being Howey hat not had a good sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors' Associa­ season so far. Yet It has been tion. Each team will have a local bowling estab­ up against stiff competition lishment as its home lanes. Seminole's team o f from Tavares. seven bowlers will roll its home games at Jet Even though the Howay Lanes. (Herald Photo) lad* don't exhibit an excep­ tional win-loss record, they could bo a throat. Oviedo’s gam* with Ocoee brought a new Lion eager in­ to the spotlight. Senior Both Rook played his first basket­ ball game. While doing so, he proved to bo a good defensive Team W 1 player and rebounder. Seth Evans 4 ( has good possibilities but 3 ] lacks experience, yet ho may to tabbed as Wight's lop com­ Boone Bishop Moor* 2 S become the hoy maa because petition. Colonial 2 5 of bla 4’ 1” height. Meanwhile, newly * elected Winter Park 2 3 Oviedo's other starters, Timing Association president Edgewater 2 3 Arndt, Mlkler, Brooks and Donald Witt, announced Sat­ SEMINOLE l : Bellhorn .have showed sound 1 improvement recently, while urday's racing program would Oak Ridge Came* Tonight be run under the new 1944 Oviedo’s leading scorer Jim­ National Hot Rod AsaoclaUon SEMLNOLE at Evans. my Courier has remained cooRules. The Seminole group is Bishop Moore at Edgewater slstant. obtaining 200 copies of the Winter Park at Colonial Oviedo has been preparing new regulations for distribu­ Boone at Oak Ridge an attack against the msnOther Games Tonight to-man defense, a pattern tion. "We wish to thank everyone LYMAN at Apopka which many schools utilize. for their enthusiasm and sup­ OVIEDO at Howry Also the Lions have been port,” he said. "The large DeLand at Leesburg concentrating on Improving following we had for the last Kissimmee at Wildwood ball handling, shooting, and developing a balanced offenee race only substantiates our New Smyrna at Titusville and defense. Idea that drag racing Is a rapi­ Cocoa at Seabreeze Also thla week,. the Lions dly growing sport In Seminole Mainland at Ocala hare concentrated on develop­ County and throughout Flor­ ing their second unit. ida.” To Pilot Miami Coach MUker remarked that Witt pointed to major Im­ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — "The team has good spirit. provements the Timing Asso­ ciation had made In the local Bobby Morgan, a former in- We played aggressivt ball drag strip. Including a long fielder for the Philadelphia against Ocoee, which Is a fine, manage that well drilled team. It waa a restraining fence between the Phillies spccator and racing areas; team's Miami farm club in great win, and we hope to Improvements In the actual the Florida State League. He continue and build up a good racing surfaces and clearing served as a player-manager winning streak.” Tonlght’a action also pits of the specator area to provide far the Phils at Chattanooga, more parking and viewing Spartanburg and Miami dur­ Oviedo's Junior Varsity (3-4) ing the 1963 season. against Howey's JayVees. space. kets out of their shooting at­ tempts,” Stumpf went ea to **y- ' But be declared with out any reservation, "I caa say this lor my boy*: they havenl quit. 1 feel they have the ability to win and they be­ lieve they have the ability to win. I'm expecting a good pm * tonight.” Stumpf will start Mika Glad and Mike Bowes at the forward slots, Kan Tyro at cen­ tra, and Barry Johnson sad Dennis Brown at guard. "Wo need a little more scoring punch,” Stumpf said, "and "aad that's why I'm going to go with Tyre at eontra. Bar­ ry Barks has suffered with his ahooting end perhaps If w* give him a brief rest it might help him. Barks la a Baa athlete end we’re confident he’ll be ■ big help to us when ht’s back up to per." The Tribe baa a record of one win ead three losses la conference play. Their season­ al record to date la aoe wla and seven defeats. Coach John Colbert's Jay­ Vee*, with a record of three wins and four losses will make an tffort to com* up with wla number four when they meet the Evans Jay­ Vees la the preliminary cootest tonight. Colbert's starters will in­ clude forwards Ronnie Hinson and Bob Spradlin, Mika Fordham at center, aad panto Jo* Purdy and A1 Bonifies. Sugar Ramos Meets Derado LOS ANGELES .(VP!) — Powerful little featherweight champion Sugar Ramos stops out of his division tonight to meet Vlcent* Dorado of Ar­ gentina aa a lightwoight la a 10-round nationally televised bout at Olympic Auditorium. Ramos, who fights out of Mexico City, waa rated a 2-1 favorite over Derado. Stop Dam pier GAINESVILLE (UPD-Florlda'i Gators held down Rick Barry's chief assistant and outplayed rival Miami under CHICAGO (UPI)-Th* Chi­ the boards and on tho floor cago Cubs may not win tho Thursday night for a 1U-91 National League pennant in basketball victory that set a 1944, but head Coach Bob Ken­ new point record for tb* home nedy warned the rest of the gymnasium. circuit today that "We’ll win J o h n Dainpler, Miami's right hand spares the bowler more games than we did last other consistent high scorer. should approach the target year.” 1was held to seven points. pin on a straight line, in ex­ actly the same manner aa rolling a strike baB. Only the angle changes, not me line ol approach. Show examples of various spares on your number board, the 2-4-7 tor example. Then Indicate the path the ball must fallow to achieve a con­ version. Set up other combina­ tions and ask your youngsters to show you the correct an­ gles. How To Teach Youngsters CONVERTING SPARES Lyman's Greyhounds tangls with eat of tb* top Area to Central riorida tonight whoa thsy go to Apopka aad meat the Blue Darter* who hate poated a m ead of eight vie* toriea aad oae loaa thua far (hia aeaaofl. Meanwhile. th e 'Hoanda have been ont of the botteat quintets to theie part* with recent victories over Orlaado’a Oak Bidge Pioaoera aad Edgewater Eagle*. They will be guanlag for their fifth doclaloo of the cage year eon* pared with two defeats. Saturday night the Grey* hound* will go right back to* to actloa when they boat the itroag Ocoee Cardtoal*. The Red Bird* were dying high until they ran Into the atroog Oviedo Lions Tuesday night aad dropped a declaioo to the Seminole County eager*. Last year Lymin aplit their pair of tilt* with Ocoee. Sat­ urday alght the 'Hound* plan to throw their beat defensive strength at the Cardinal* in an effort to halt the atroog Red Bird offense. Apopka's big guns are Sheppard and Godding who boast game averages In dou­ ble figures. The Darters are also a top rebounding team. Lyman’s starters will pro­ bably be forwards Jim Goplea and Richard Grant, cen­ ter Don Smith and guards Gene Wlnkleman and BUI Tolsen. Lyman's little Greyhounds will meet the Baby Blue Darters tonight and Saturday evening they will tangle with Ocoee's JayVee five. The Baby 'Hounds, seeking their seventh win, probably will start forwards John Burkhammer and Richard Cubs* Coach In Warning EXCEPT SUNDAY WED. & SAT.-2 P.M, ACTION! THRILLS! Wad#*'safe* Snortj tonight] HAST OAMI 7 7:40 pja. 1' 48H M 1CANES MINTIV\ GlassEnclosed Heated Grandstands ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOM Plymouth has special engines for Zoooooooooooooom (optional, of course). That’s important to some people. Others don't feel they need that much Zoom. They stick with the high performance of our standard V-8 or the economy of our standard six. What’s Important to y o u . i . n o matter how you like (What the '64 Plymouth hat) your p o w e r...Is a car that’s designed to make the best possible use of it Power-hungry or not, test drive the new Plymouth. Consider the fact that Plymouth offers you a 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty* on the parts that keep you going. Then you’ll know why we say, "Get up and go Plymouth l’* THURSDAY IS LADIES NIGHT LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKING Sorry! No Minora! "Where The Top Itoga Rua Rain Or Shine" •HERE'S HOW PLYMOUTH'S S-YEAR/SO.0OS-MILE WARRANTY PROTECTS YOUi C haser Corporation warrant, for J years or M.000 m it.., whichever comas first aaamat dafsets In matariols snd workmanship and will replace or repair at s Chrysler Motor. Corporation Authorized Dealer-. place of business, the engine block, head end internal parts, intake manifold, water pump, tranirmnion case and intarrval parts (ticluding manual dutch), torqua convertor. drive .h aft universal Joint., rear sale and differential, and rear wheal bearings of Its 1)M automobile., provided the owner has the engine oil changed every J month, or 4*00 mile., whichever com e, flret, the oil niter replaced every aecond oil change and the cerburator air attar clainad avary S months and re­ placed every * yaara. and avary t montn. furnishes to tuch a dealer evidence of performance of the requlrtd service, and request, the dealer t# certify ft) receipt of auen evidence and (2) the car e then current mileate. Ladies Night* 'BAftllts W m i* * Ph. 8384221 f H O N JON BRASS MOTORS 519 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLA. �C0 (U fC W O A ) £ J I i t a jo a m * o w it f o ie /O , / ? 6 ¥ �Qrda tta ta m Honored A t Party ctoh M i M r smart aai sfltot an behalf r i toe dab itosAghral the year. am----- *—s— . - -------R N tftfal lM «m | M were Mrs. Jefea Kraaedy, dteiraaa ri SC Catoaitos r i Iteaa Orel* r i I -g r e e d ; Mra. Geerpe Seeasor, chair■ua r i (tor Lady's Ctrele ef Ncrih Orlando tad Mrs. Cliff DsDsa, chriraua r i SC tom’s Chela r i Sari is J. Mrs. Dm*thy Edwards accepted s esesags tor Mrs. Jackie Cara- Chaim — af tho Nativity Ckb ware carta ga at tha m fo r by m U sln g Uot mm to J a n a Christ to ■toterif te so sad to •d die that w* mlcht ••L 0* I fto i.il dtffieaH to gvM» Mm fact that God to willing to walk ths iamty atmta af Ufa atnaga It Ito toffaito Gad Marly two years ago when Ha toak aa flask and revetted Himself aa alaarly Joat aa Be to with aa epirltuolly to­ day. It May take orach traparattoa to Bad aaraalraa la tola vaaHatk coamraatoa with Oad. Christaraa la to have real Btfhalag If wa do this, how­ ever. the moaning wUI ha shallow If wa do aot. Wa apeak of the gospel ("good Bens") and know that sorely the world did receive good news whea it received 1)M Word** (expresatoa of Ged to Jaena Christ). At Christmas time we are es­ pecially reminded that God gave ue the message that man has sought aa long aa thert has been man which is a perfect revelation of Him•dfc The leneltnesa af oar Mass is reflected la mao's lack of spiritual nurture. Deep spir­ itual maturity brings a sense of God's presence, but n lack can ha disastrous, Indeed. LeneUneaa of any kind can be destructive. The exploits of Admiral Richard Byrd are not as well known by some of our young­ est peeps today, but a few years before World Wsr II he gave a great sense of ad­ venture to our lives. One of his experiences, In the frosen wastes, wm recorded In news­ papers around the world. Clreumatancea mads It necessary for him to apond long months tn a tiny hut located many mltoa from any living human. Ha used many n m u to help remain healthy but some vary rommonp'aea activities grew Important Um highlight of his day came with the few momenta that ha used a little ef hie current from n battery that provided power for his short wave radio. Ths mo­ menta were brief but be could hear voicss of friends at a camp many mile* away eo he had a sense of refreshment Ue became very ill and was incapacitated to the point that ho wm muhlo to crank Which restored the bobtery to kto radio se ueoa there was utter alienee. The tineas eontinned and the loneliness Finally almost all Ha began to foal that m om would aver speak to kirn again only to find the silence broken by n moot wonH was lutoa af f Hondo who had i their way to the terrible to vaacM him. with him A person knows that ha can fat! aver se alone In the world af today and the loncllm m ana be m davMtatlng that be feels he sonnet itnnd It, only to have Gad eoase to dlspsD the cold dark gloom at solitude. Whan Jesus Christ came so long ago tkla la what happraid to boards e f people through the ages. It Is not good to concen­ trate on negatives, but It seems to me that wa should makt preparation by think­ ing of the conditions of us If Ha had not coma. Bafore Christ tamo te aarth man were found to do muck speculating about God. Of course, many realised that Ills hand could bo seen In the beauty of a sunset, or the orderliness of the star sprin­ kled sky. There wen many Indications of God In na­ turae but som of thorn clear­ ly revealed the Gad who la personal God, seen as a Di­ vine Architect or u Prime Mover, did not ascsaearlly In­ dicate n God who cared as a Person. Christ healsd the sick, comforted the mourner, fed tha hungry, and defended the mistreated. Christ said that God WM a Heavenly Father who cared far more than wa could ears for our children. If He had not coma wa could not know tha Personal God. I f Ha had not como wo would not have the Church which, even with Ita weaknesses, hss dons so much to nurture ns and keep us In contact with God. Wa think of tha b- autlful cathedrals o f Europe, the magnificent church buildings of Amtrica, the Inspiring stseples piercing the sky, and ws are grateful. The "F e l­ lowship of llsllevers" which we have the privilege o f being a part would not hnvs been had Christ not como. Wa are reminded o f our New Testaments with Its unsearchable riches and we shudder to think what wou’d have happened if Christ had not come that we have such a Book. To know Ufa eternal through Jesua Christ, the Di­ vine Redeemer, Is to be re­ minded of blessings beyond description. If He hnd not come what despair would be ours aa wa stand by tha gravea of loved onea and friends. Wa could go on and on with our Hats of reasons that Christmas Is such a glorious asason, but aven so wa must prepare ourselves to accent Ute Gift of God, avan His Son Jesus Christ. Let this Joyous ssasou be to, because we pre para ourselves to realise the true and ultimata meaning uf Christmas. Episcopal Program The annuel Chriatmae I’ ro gram and Party for Sunday School classes of I-ongwood Christ Episcopal Church will be held at 4 p.m. thla Sunday at the Parish llousa on Church Street. af lha eswaaiaattsa to dal hafleT tha Mrs. a m-------i » « A O T C n ilfC ’■ Club CIRCLE CHAIRMEN o f tho Church o f Nativity Catholic Wi receiving corsages from Mrs. Rita MacFarlaae, president (third from left) at the ChrUtmas party and meeting _ were, (from . toft) Mrs. Cliff DuQea, Mrs. George Sommer and Mrs. John Kennedy. (Herald Photo) Lako Mary UPW Has Party By Praacac Wcater The annual Christurn# meet­ ing o f tha UPW Association o f tha Community Presby­ terian Church af Lake Mary was held at tha homa o f Mrs. Robert Rugsnsteln on Crystal Lake, Tuesday night Mrs. Rowland Goble, presi­ dent waa In charge o f the program. The Devotional waa given by Mrs. Rugenstein, with Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, solole t singing "Sllsnt Night, Holy Night”, and Rev. John Pilley telling about The Greatest Man That Ever Lived, Jesus Christ A special offering waa takan to go towards decorat­ ing the girl’s domltory at Florida Presbyterian College. The most exciting part of tha avenlng wax tha dlsclosure o f the Secret Pala for the past year. Mrs. I'Uley acted as tha Jolly Santa and passed out presents to averyone from the attractive array that had been placed under tha brightly lighted Chriat­ mae tree. hire. Rugeneteln presented a special gift to Rev. and M n . Pilley, from the group, and three other s e r ia l gifts from tho organisation to their retiring president, Mrs. Goble, to tho two circle leader*, Mre. Ed Zimmerman and Mrs. Don 8mith. Flower and csndlo arrange ments were used around the large living room and fer table decorations. An Intereating manger scene was In one corner with an overhead light and hanging etar. Refreshments ware served, buffet style, In the Florida room. A great variety o f eookiei and assorted goodies, decorated In keeping with the season, surrounded the gay Keoghs Entertain Choir punch bowl. Coffee also waa m nd. Other* attending w a r e Mesdamea Harry Sandusky, Ruby Linden, Fannie Laffler, John Reaves, Mabel Brown, A. E. Crocker, P. D. Ander­ son, Joe 8math*ra, Richard Ilecbe, Leona Eith, Klnar Turning, Marian Lee, Ruby SJoblom, H. M. Gleason, F. E. Donaldson, Jamas M. Thompson, R. E. True, W. C. Hopkins, Frank Evans, Rcy Howell Jr* Glen Cochran, II. M. Cochran, Earl Ungar, Werner, LuVera Harrison, Charles Sassman, John Ul­ mer, Frances Wester and A. E. Freese. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keogh were hosts to the Sen­ ior Choir members and their famtllea at an Informal gath­ ering In their home following Uie annual Christmas Cand'elight Veaper Service the group presented at the Com­ munity Presbyterian Church In Lake Mary Sunday night. The Christmas atmosphere prevailed throughout t h e house. Red csndles and poinsettlas were used In the room decorations. The refreshment table was overlaid with a gay red Christmas cloth dec oralcd in gold. Holiday green tinted punch was served with assorted cookies, nuts, sand­ wiches and coffee. Members attending were Mrs. Thelma Brewer, Mrs. Jean Brooklyn, Mrs. Lucille Mcro, Mrs. Edna Daughtrey, Joy Wester, Mrs. Frances Bucklew, Mrs. Libby Smith ers, Marsha Coleman, Dolor­ es Klrsch, Mrs. Kay Sassman, Mrs. Sylvia Brown, Mrs. Frances Wester, Gary Helms, Robert Rugenstein, Bob My Bernice Kelsey Brown, Terry Bucklew, Jim Tho First Methodist Church Daughtrey, Corky Bucklew, of Oviedo will observe Us David Wllaon, Robert Mero tradltlnoal "Family Night' end memberi of their Ism this Sunday beginning at 1 Idea and friends. p. m. when each member of the congregation will report to his or her Sunday School classroom to make ChrUtmas decorations for tha church tree. At a p. ra. the decorations will he taken to Fellowship Hall at which lima the tree will ba trimmed and tha an' nual program presented under The first service of worship direction of Merritt Staley, in the new sanctuary of the Sunday School Superintendent. Presbyterian Church of the George Morgan will give the Covenant, JT75 South Orlando opening prayer. Drive, will be held at I i.m Music will be provided by the Children's Choir, the Jun Sunday although It is not an lor Choir and children of the Uclpated that aU of the In­ Sunday School department wiU terior will be completed in receive gifts from their tech time for the service. Church School will follow era. Refreshments will be serv­ at 10 a.m. and at i p.m. a ed by Mrs. Madeline Cutter Christmas Music and Joy ell, chairman, and members Gift program will be present rd by the Chancel Choir un of her committoe. der direction of Mra. Max Coberly. The Youth Fellowship will present a pageant entitled "Joy to the World." A Candlelight Service led by Rev. Thomas 11. Makin will close the hour. Mrs. George A. Rufas, chairman of Annuties and Re­ lief of the WOC, has produced the pageant assisted by Mr. and Sirs. A! Case, adult ad visors for the young people. Oviedo Church To Have Annual Family Night First Worship Service Set In Vew Sanctuary Christmas Eve Service Open To Public WOC Wednesday Might Prayer hereto* _ T:S* p. tn “Wo Mave Thla Moser* radle meaaage eaeb Bonier a. a . at ( i t l ever WTW t at UM M Hamilton •a ~ yewv radio dial Ortflta _ ■radop School — SMS a Morning warship lira a. Training Ualoa _ liM p ■vralag WoreAtp — TtdS p A lliance caatwTtan n s s M ia ir s u u x n c ir a r a Path a vo. o* sea ml Rev. C C Doe*. Jr. — Poster ■under geheot — t:dt a. aa Woreblp ■arete* ll:t* a. aa Evening Worship _ I:** p. a. Alllanes Tenth Fellowship (ana.) _ list p. aa IWed) Prayer Service _ 1:1* p. aa MWTMODtST CMVMCM Snadap School _ Mornlog Worship lt:*e lists •IMe Atadf (Snaday) Tit* p m N asarene C o a n f t t t o n il RASAMMSB Asp Peel glebes Pastor ■eaday School _ _ t :t l p as. w .____ 1:41 p m. ___ Church School Woreblp 1S:tl p 11:00 p m. Worship Soretco Morales — —------- *:** p l:!t p. m. _ ChrUltn* Touth Toutn Evaegoltotle Barrios T:t* Ministry Mid-Weeh Bov. Walter AM. MoPhereop Ssrvleo (W e t) _ 1:00 p. Pastor Third Seadep ■ lsg sp lra tlo e ___ _ l:t * p Episcopal CHURCH C hristian Free M ethodist P entecostal Morning Worship _ |l:tt Igj ovnawo Stooot Evening Worship — 1:** pm. Rov. M Rntb Oraat __ Pastor Wed. Prayer Service 1:1* pm. Sunday fehool ------- lt:t* p m. Moralng Woreblp U :tt p m. Sunday Evening . Till p p WoA Blblo Study . 1:tt p m. Ralph Brewer Jr. Bvaagellet Coaquorare Mooting M T S S S A S CMVRCM w» Elhlo S c h o o l___ !*:*• a. m Friday ---------------- list p p Church O f Christ B aptist e. a. p. p. p- aa so ra. aa m coo. seen ■«. * wo* Asa Pastor Lutheran Mernlag Warehlp SliH Evealag Warehlp _ T:te p m Wed. Prayor Servlso f :t t p a . T he Church ef the Lutheran Reef” end TT T h le la Um Life" ■ PAWLA Herbert W. Ooerse ___ Peeler loader Sohool ___ f:|| p as. More la Raby ----- Bvaagellet Worship Sore lee — lt:te p m. Bible cUaeee _ 1*:** a. m Morning Worship . 11:** a. aa U T S S S A S CHVBCB Rvaalag Worship - S:t* p m Bibla Closeso Wod. T;S# p m » A WBm* Presbyterian FIRST P l l l t m n U A X CMVRCM Oak Avo. A Srd SP ■aafsvi Pip Orovor C. Sowtll, Jr. _ Pest. Edgar W. Smith Jr. Asslstai Psrti Morning Worship |:tl a ■ CAiurch School ____ t : t l a. i Session M s s u _ _ _ 10:41 p i (Bwy ir-es> CMJBCMJSP ^CHRIST Morning W orship I 1: h A. Ptonsor Fello w ship _ t :00 p.i Sort Brow* .. , Rvoagsllsl The Rev. Oeerg* Klaaamcn. Senior H I P sllo w sh lp t:oo p.i Evening Worship _ Tilt p Sunday Interim Pastor Bible study --------- it:** a. m Sunday School _ _ t i ll p ra. WsA Prayer Mast 1:04 p Mora lug Worship It:** p m. Church Sorvloou _ lt:ld p as. Evening Sorvls* _ t:St p m. CoaaAunlon—First Sunday la CMVMCM OP THE COVBRAftT Be* ‘'Herald at Truth** 1 p m Each Month Thomas H. S a k k fis ls i Sunday aa Channel t KINDEROAP.TEH AND HUBS- Worship------— ----- t:«« p m. Tuesday ERT Church School lt:tt p m. Ladlea Bible data !t:t* p m Temporarily at P l a o o r t a i Wsdaesday School—Pranch and 11th. Bible Classes _ _ fit* p m M ethodist REA CM MBTMODIST CMVMCM Onorn Rd* at Woodlaad Are* Rev. John M. Hlrop Jr. Pastor rimer c s r a c s o r christ Church Sohool _ _ t:tt p m. ■CSBBTIST Mornlog Worship list* p m. M T P ------------------titt p m Sunday Sor -lo* A Sunday Sebeet ___ 114* p m B MBTMODIST C hristian Science ■ ubjoetl “To the Universe, In clu d in g Mon, Evo lved by Pov. Ray Orogory, Jr* Paster Atomlo Koroor* Wsdnoodov borvrvo t:*S p m church School 1:41 p ns. Roadias Roomt S*S E. PlroL Morning Wornhlp t l :lt p m. Woohtays: ItiSt pm. • 4:1* M T P --------------- ,---- e:H p m p.m. Prldap Evealag.- Sill- Eva. Warehlp _____ T:t* p m WPrayor Soretoe Till p aa. Site p m TO LIST YOUR CHURCH NOTICE CALL FA 2 2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice WUsoM-Elch«lb«rtvr Mortuary Eunice L Wlteew ami SUIT The American Oil Company Mr. tad Mra. M. R. StrUkUnd Prog m e tre Printing C o. J. M. Cemeraw and Staff Wlkoa-Maler Furalture Co. Stvnstrowi RamHf Holler Motor Sales Co. Hath HUaatrom and Staff Virginia I'stroakl P. O. Box 1211 Sanford Ths Bits Theatre Mr. and Mra. A1 Wllera And Staff J. C. I’enney Company Hill Lorsloco 4k Employora C. L. Bobiuoon end Employooe Phyllis KuscuoUuo . ‘i fcVCKf UlfF on your u s t ri Food Fsir Store*. Inc. Sanford Atlantic National Hank Goers* Ballsy A Employes* Howard H. Hadgra 4 Staff Southern Natural Cam Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. Jobs Dess 4 S U ff Jl*m y Crapp* 4 Employore State Farm Insurance Companies Roue Ami Wilks Restaurant t v Fashion* and Foolwenr" 1 li / 4 THE NATIVITY SCENE will be juesentetl aifitin thi.d year through the hoUftoyi by the Lnku Mury Church o f the Nutivity from 11 p.m. until I bjb . on Christmas Gve and from 7 until 9 p.m. eitch succeeding day through New Year's. Presented on the church ground* fronting SR -127, llv# animal* uro uaod in (he reproduction and duiructerlzutiou* are taken l by members o f Uw pwrish. Cbaw/i'x DOWNTOWN SANFOUI) m. FIRST CMVMCM OP TMB RABAMMEM Loks Mary. Flp ; j. m. A ssem bly O f God Bunder School _ _ 1:41 a m Morning Warship ttiH a. na By Frances Wester Training Union _ 1:11 pi m A special Invitation la ex Evening Worship _ T:St p. na Prayer Ssrvleo T:lt p m tended to the public to attend Wed. Nursery Opoa the ChrUtmas Eve Service to W T R R ____________Till p m Sunday Mils Broadcast be held at the Community PrekbyterUn Church In La ‘ V r t m i D s ■tenure BAPTIST CMCBOS Mary, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., Stb ■«. A Molly Avs. when tbo youth of the church Pant U. c e l l a r _____ Pastor will present a ChrUtmas can­ Sunday School _ tt:*t a na Sunday tata. Morning Worship UBS a m The Children’s Choir and Hundsy the High School Choir, under Evsnlng Worship _T:4* p m. Wodnoodey the direction of Mrs. Kay Prayer Ssrvleo —— T:** p m Sassman and Robert Hero, are Joining together in thU PSMBCMMST BAPTIST CMVRCM program, which U planned for one hour, with the hope Pastor _ _ _ William J. aaoss that the community wUI find Morning Worship _ t:4t A H am . that much time to spend with Sunday School ™ t:4l ». m the youth In celebrating the Trolalng Union ----- t ill pm Evonlag Worship _ T:St pm. birth of Christ. Wed. Officers A Teachers Ths church sanctuary will M s o tla g ---------------tit* pm remain open after the pro­ Wad. Prayer Psrvle* 1:1* pm. gram until 12 p.m. so that all who desire to enter to meditate and worship may do so. KA a s m Lake Miry m m Evangstlsuc--------lo Ssrvleo ----1:1* p Pr. Charles W. Stewart Jr* Rot. W. L. Holcombs, Pastot Wed. Prayer Meet Id * p.m. Vicar ■eaday BUI Stephen* .......... Pastor Holy Communion — Tit* a. m. tiU P m ——. Bible foaool A Cordial Welcome t* AU Sunday School — t;t* P m Hits p m . Moralng Worship family Service and fits p m — Evsnlng gorvloo PtSBCWSBOT ASSEMBLY ■simoa — ____ it ill p m 1:te p m. _ WoA Mid-Wooh • P MOO CMVRCM Prayor Barriers Css. 9T«b and MSas CSSMT1AX CHVBCB l:t« p m lad WoA. Mission­ R. a . W ild e r _______ Paster B i ^ r t s s e r c s s i w ary Barrios Humlay School _ tilt PRRB METMOSMST CMVMCM Morning Worship lt-.tl a. m Rev. Mas** drees. csooao era OP mad Loasvt A va Evealag Worship _ Tit* R aa Ad Interim MU later Tslephoae: FA t-TSSI Yonth Serv. (Son.) f:tt p. m. Eugene Sheldon Pagtor FIRST 1114-Week Sere. (Wed.) lilt Snndsy School___ t:4S a m Moralng Worafclp Uitd a. m Sunday School ......... t:tt a a CMVMCM OP LOYOWOOB P m. Oali S m it h _____ ____ Norn Norris TE fl-UII S. Scmlnulr M eth odist K & MBUA — — Pieter Sealer School _ t:*S p m Mornlos Warehlp 11:** p m BvangeheU* Sere. Tit* P m To*P Prayer Sere. T:SS p m Intormodists, Senior) Thera Teoag People Tito p m gvoting Wornhlp — T:M p It I* Mathew* _____ CMVTWAL BAPTIST 0 1 0 * 0 1 W S k O O M I W ASON C hnrdi O f God and M n. Rita John T Adam* Jr. _ Pastor Horsing Worship _ 1:11 p ns. r aday Sohool ----- S:tl Morntag Worship l t : t l p as. MT- Meetings — t i t f p m. s s s n e g s Sa t u r d a y — Sabbath School ___ Site a. m Training unlaw Warehlp Oervlee — ItiM a. m Worship II Mornlog Worship tits Suadsy Sohool —— tilt Moralng Worship IIit* Training U n io n ____ tit* Evening Worship _ TiSI WeA Prayor Ssrvleo Till Attend services tfisweek at mm own J)face of worsfcp cookies, ted punch • candle­ lit table which «M cratered with a ctratee af Mm Madonna mnwandad by ptok, white and ytOsw mums. Serving on the M dtO P B S AVP ST BAPTfPT CMVRCM ■IS Pooh Avoces p. B. C hsn co_______ Psator ■y France* Wester torn, chatnBaa r i 1C lia r •as O nto r i Laha Mary, whs was snslto to attend. Fsrty msssken sad pmsts wars p rin sl, toetoitog 1 st. WimsB J. TTstosr, pastor ri Os dtereh; M n. Baa Stelar, Fr. tratosr's peerstory tad Mrs. Vsyas Synss, Mrs. MscFsrtsas’s modter-todsw. Mra. Shtetoy CorkteU, pew p i a d iir a iir ergsalsed varteM as sms and awsaAad yrtoM t o tot itoa iri. Irving I. Pryor end blu ff oad Wllka Uowmaa aad Employ oca �.-•m i wi I — wple thaShan spa sermon "HU for Nana Be Emmaamr and special music win be presented. The Sunday evening service will feature a Christmas progrsm o f music by combined choirs o f the church. The Chanceland YouthO ^ » i« i .sieged Childri n * Youth Deportment o f win visit at homee at ft# First Methodist Church !#• sad sia« cirols. 1 wfll aotertaln at a Christas i *• »aitkipa»t *».’K***M !* '*■tm wE. idra* a church. at 2:M p. a . Sunday at y * strri**' -.1 are extended by ionnel with th is N ativity lawn. This ia a night Members a t tha group caQ for tha children at w in _ tloa Array be*-*^ ratow " Ing V-' togeth** -* Cbolr will sing au. resent • tableau. A brass ensemble numbers. will accompany two spec'*’ r-n willaad ba meet First . <0 each .boy , sin . Santa has promised to the el */t* A Candlelight w-*’ ‘ pay aa early vkft to the tng l I |OM|rtNit fonc/o* z* «■/ 2?*^ SL« h nd — •tof **• tto yo,^ -"'r Ali •• -r eoRuno ’vice Follewiag evening ser- -** later Utheth» ’ rouag -w* soloist, Spratt Petherb on Christ* Petheridge, ba * prefaced *in* “See Amid of special 8now" b“ 7 " Won*. °n T n ? Mtl = f?/ Th- ' 1-u Z '/ f t , , - re . of —ut services wiU on inder direction o f Mrs. 8tei •rbridge, organist and Feat i dinctor of Christ »-"■ JS S - S &b? *!•» ; to 4. rSr « * * & * • ' * * * - r*to*fen*» in * .u e ordination ot — r#' Dempsay and Ea re Mrs. Wright as Deacons o in and cr Sprin gs Baptist Mrs. will Slay* t»- be held » • -' . ^ » s tC so n r u o r srrr IVOR. row DivoncK vtitsb o r rt.ow iui. u r ix t . Tei JCRRT MTKRJI. And Them thar Yankee Friends of Ourn what cornea fram Vsrrln Woods to place ofunknown. raaldaata and i addrsaa Ton ara harahy notified that OKXIAComplaint SITEIIP. asalnat hai flltdyou. her l . •worn “ balnc S aull ror dltrnroa. In 1 Circuit Court for Homlnnlo > County, at Sanford. Florida. U and you are hereby required ■ to (llo personally or by an at* ■ tornsy with tha Clark of our ■ said Court, at Sanford, rior. |H Ida. your wrlltsn dafsnso. If « any. to tba mil of Complaint fil'd In said causo against you. and to flla a ropy tharoof with tho undariltnad attornay, ■ J: W*. Wars. P. O. Bos 1111, ‘ ■ Sanford. Florida, on or before ■ (he 38th day of Dsrambar A. H ti. IMS; HEREIN fall not or ■ Judgment will ba rcnd*r*d H against you This being Cban- ■ ■ eery rasa No. : sat:. V ■ ^ V » Clerk Arthur H. Backwllh, Jr.. Ity: Martha T. Vlblan Deputy Clark It. W. Ware Attornay for Plaintiff, P. O. BOS Ills Sanford, Florida. Puhiuh Nos. is a Dec. 1 ti. trj ■ ’’LTD* LEE DOM**"Plaintiff, S »■**' Escape that Misery vheather Vhatln I dosn Heard Then Thar Yankee Folks Talkin aboutin, an So Forth. Row KA who I as a Fertor of. She doen said to se,"Boy close then Barn Doora, An shute the Lot Onto Cousin veins go take this hear Zsae day off MA saye sfte on her nehpeva is a gonna go down to then woods where ahe realred ae up. Me on my old woman is a goin up to then thar clay county woods on thot Black greek,neor by Indian Ford Of wichn ray Frin 81is Whitaen _ T /S (iT AVU fr, Ctr D 111 Charge H e wln C B o .ilt every T l IV Tim riaccrr rorwr o f *,*a ^ in u .asjtu. n s. ciulizeu rt 1t1iii it:. tiv ik rnt inJ torow -----VOLW to iv nRr. lorida B CHANCERY IO. FISRM |p m CW BARBARA DtVOW ANN DQMINT. To alia ourn good Customers, Friends, Railroaders, Truckers an Drivers, livon on thaten ther aide of.Woins gonna fed the Jaok Aae aomin of thet sour meish thatin will be a good fedin te r him, also a good a drunk, which wiina kent aford but oncen a yeor.Ke an tha old Woman gonna broke one of thorn dog fennils go down to the creek hole an keteh some of them RAssin 'Bream (War Mouths)• Kay alia youn good Folks have you some kinda Real good gone I s e e , Reminerin now youns. Our eatin joint gonna be closed, eonin midnight ofln 24 deceimber toins midnlghten of 26 Past Forgettin the old donkay will be sobert up my thin an ablln to look after, the # again. — .ura to.*u appear ai awar aa rsqalrad by li * WITNESS my head and clal tool this llth day af amb.r, A. D. IMS. (ClKCL'IT COURT REAL) Arthur H. Backwllh. Clark of tka Circuit C» ■•missis County Coui house Ranfori. Florida Martha DBy: eputy ClarkT. Vlhtau FELDER AND UKTT1NOHAL A t to r n a y . at Law 1S« South Knowlas Areas. Post Offlea Bos IMS Winter Park. Florida Publish Jan S. IS,Doc IMSIS. ST. IMS ' CDF-73 place soens veins can beckin hose* f ^ / * �Political Notebook 014) - Now Took Oof. M e l o o a l i 1949, Eockafoflort stock la* skews aa aor | la tepaakadlCi at vote for kin l i rao ii of AB Me 19441 Ido dim es aad ■arrisgo te a aad 4 s k w * la p al aa * 0 atr covary mar tdkm fEll net bright Tbto la tha priao paid far attar VW I W l M nM f ilik M tti ______________________ S w riU n f tra f- Loris oa ria Me. fhaa a*wo o f Pr r o jw i IIWI* * iU If finding M t o f th t Matted $103 '“ " hi tko bead joa rk n t. rood author! tine ora m v * m ao* 9a p g ml w te be Today thaaa aatohitoaMota an whan they waotad ta ha. Bat bo* eaaae they m et permitted thle ouuri* mum freedom without regard ta tha general aoocaro, they now find traf* flo awrlag away from thaok CertaWr o Mggar pood would have been needed ooom day anyway* Bat the painful Inadanaaor of U r 40 drove aathoritlaa tTapoad the tl parallel roota by finanriag matho which new hope* chargee on matorl In Haw Took. olds o f Harrisburg, fa ** aayn In Lm om GOP leader, O e l d w n t a y te would: Nixon la in m u. G Oof. Romney a l tea Marti oa him Is that, "If ho had Just Park te Washington, D. C. By Jaa. 99 a l o f Democratic known BockafoDsr was going FU --- U - to get a divorce aad tf be Jest rn W policy mmoogM will have been hadn't run far governor o f delivered to CoagroM. It wP California aad taksa ouch n he’d bton II ba known what bo steads h r re. If the target ho la exactly the so as tb* Kennedy pcegnua, the GOP will have oomethiag te it at and wiB *f Q—What la the lag. of OOP ■minmrata of Ropnb* "T ael B rith " the Hrtq pssrideotlol foorihllttioo tb* Jewish service sad their obancea goaerally tionaT that lea. Barry Gold* o f tko is loot some strength Q—What honor bo personified Kennedyism, which Is now a ty accorded tha late Eooocvoltf AatLGoldwater lopnbUcaa* A—A 5-coat postage ■ateute ha a* longer has n as Monad la her honor. The moo. Hla awla strength w m only other "Pint Lady* an was Martha Wash* la tb* Bknth where bo had 909 dragged ont of tko betel lobby, aad tho conform * folded. OOP Natl* hriraan WUHaa E. M iDsrt 90-day moratorium on poBtka teg the period of ■owtalag b«m ia tfana to naat will probably ran a Uttl# long* iffla Made. Tha ftm ay*Congress srifl—it hepoo adjourn before Dm . t t . No oa* wants to talk poMtea Ow­ Bat tkoru to oootjy pototof wo . ing the Christmas ksHdoyo. Bo everybody ■ ____ ■ I But tt will bo poUtfaa m as* state travelers and the roadalda bual* tl—only mors 00 —after Con■ ■ (a U. & <0 .lad bacoma oaa roue sows* back to town Jan. R •J £ g f f - " 1* CaaciM SopMbUcu Iftiiwi* a ray all road. B oom al Committee, Plantes Com* t van aaw la I960 and ittee aad State Cbolrasoa'o *1 oaa da> all things through __ Jt la foar-iaae, with a mootings originally orbedulod Chriat which atrengtheneth me." pafloa atrip. Ita bade anglnaaring for MiaaoapoU* Doc. 11*14 FhUMaao 4:11 XJV lave boon roost for At thaaa, nuny of ua try to leave I V WWM P W pO H , i n i l OX tea’s Mayflower betel Jaa. naat burden of inter. off the last half of that vena and of tbo 4H GOP 1-9. simply say* “I can do all things." _ j from Now England and 1i* gate* needed for tko Thin will be largely Therein lies the difference between Mow York to Waahington and tha slon oa arrangemeats for tb* Inatka. The contention Is that Q—How does tha worid success and failure— victory and do* Booth* waa defeated by moraa which GOP national nnvsntlon In seethorn D e m o c r a t s population now stead T groinally ooorartad It into what faat San Praarieo* July It. It is might havo voted RspuhUeaa A—It w m A lt billion te Soooata ta a local atraat. exported that Rep. Molvtn R. against Xcaaody will support mld-1949. Per the lin t Mma "Jesus Chriat la the eamo yester­ Mora than a acorn of atopllfhta Laird of Wisconsin will be Jokaooa. in history tho combined pope* day and today and for aver." Interrupt Ita traffic flow. Hundrada named chairman of tbo 1 Than are all kinds of rum lotion of the Americas oar* .' Hebrews 18:8 R8V and hundrada of roadalda bualnaaa olutione Committee which will ora floating around Washing passed that of God placed ua in a world of un­ aatahHahoMBta hare grown up along Mildred*! body who wants to major ia pleasant fooling ton* write the 1944 GOP platform. ten that Geldwater It getting eluding tho USSR. certainty — where thinga come end whk a problem that bos Mt tha field of writlngt* ita adgaa. From thaaa, can filter on you talk about a "gang of Ho was vies chairman In 1944 ready to pull out. Moot of this go. Great changes can come very only procoated maay lush and off tha roadway at countlaaa Pooling T o m angels.’* and chairman of tbo 1949 Re­ is Wishful thinking or guos*. Q—Who w m the first Negro quickly .But we can feel secure potato* greatly magnifying the peril buaiaooo contracts. But It Because of long usage, te servo ia tho U. 8. Sonata? even m this world when we know has cast thousands of other, words havo acquired distinct It is this violation of cus­ publican restatement of policy lag. of rea£end coUialona and Blowing tomary etiquette with refer­ group. Draft Geldwater hoodquart­ A—Hiram R. Revels of Him who changeat not. traffla generally. In timea of poor wloo pretty girls a devoted personalities. o s in Washington to working Mississippi. He took kta seat husband. 8# scrapbook this Thus, profanity Is not only ence to tho proper choice el' Tbo EapubUcaa *44 harder than over. The words, which advertiser* de­ palgn win be foneaUy February f, 1170 and served vital caoo about "fooling linked with Ignorant or uneul. until May 4.1171. tured folks, but is daflnltely scribe under tho hooding of *d Joa. 29—without an agreed* star's own office ohewi "feeling tone." upon candidate. GOP Nation* signs of retreat. And U CA8R R-429: Mildred H., unfemlnlno. el Committee to bolding "Go* become known that shortly Q—How long Is n day on But It ien’t limited solely to Many a college man will aged 19k i* a pretty college turn away from a good look- words, for sometimes wo viol­ Day" rallies that sight in 94 after tho Kennedy funeral, Mara? Geldwater had n session with A—Just a Uttl* longor than principal U. 8. "Dr. Crane," tho began, lag rood If ho hoars har em­ ate the proper fooling tone in Leonard Hall In Now York, a day on earth—14 hours IT They will bo our actions, too. "Juat what do advertisers ploy aa oath or Uko tho asms to become minutes, 99.64 seconds. For oxamplo, tho u s u a dlBMrs, only anyone who whltaa have nothing to do saa by tha phrasa "feeling of God la vain. ta April. 1965. la Bandung, China have clergyman dares not rite his If you a n intonated In n on tonal1 Indonesia, 99 nations mot for dotply embrollod in their Ido* MTO." what Indoaaotsa President ologlcsl war, tho Chinese have "And dooa It apply to any* compote coverage of this vital parishioners with a swanky, At e mocitog of Journalists nutter of "foaling teas" la expensive automobile. Sukarno csllad "the first ia* intensified their drive ia AfrW • Jakarta, tho Chiaeoe ooogkt advertising, aa well aa tit* And a doctor of dental toroontlaontal coafomco of es, with tho Soviet Union a to her lovtet participation literary fltlds, then go to your gory or medicine Is taboo tf the oo-callod colorod people# major torgot and with the oa tha grounds that tha So* local library and read Chap­ ho has dirt under his finger* ia the history of mankind." difference in tho colors of riot Union ia not aa Aslan ters I, V, VII, IX and XII In nails, though that is pormlsIt eloo rearkod tho begin* mon’o skins noted at Bandung country. Tb* traffic of lbs Ameri­ my college textbook "Psychol sable In an automobile moch* e major weapon. niag of Rod Chino's dotor* ante. Aa tho Chinese have press­ can, English sad Fvoach ogy Applied." Tha standards of Bffllago- the people and carry out their WASHINGTON (UPI) At the third Afro-Asian mined drive to extend Ite in* ed tholr claim to being tho troop* otatloood ia West Ber­ Therela I havo quoted tho A friend of mine at Wash­ President Johnson has on mv- gat* have dropped to tho wishes, yea rank hood aad fluonoo beyond Asia and to solidarity conftrtneo hold la only true friends of block lin through tho territory of passage from an early adver­ ington, D. C., once attended a point where "sick, rick, rick” shoulders beneath tho low* tho eawrgiat now notions of Moshl, Tanganyika, In Fob* Africa, they have referred big party. He saw a beautiful oral occasions recently urged bM com* to be regarded as eat" tho Germaa Democratic Re­ tising textbook written by G ruary of this year tho head Africa. contemptuously to the Rus­ public (East Germany) has B. Hotchkiss whora tho differ­ girl across the room, so ho In­ tho American people to re­ a clover oxptotlv*. U you doI enjoy shutting my oyoo In tho loot two ycero, as of tha Chlneso delegation told sians aa "whits'* and "Euro* no legal basis. ent "pereonalitles" of syn- formed me that ho had finally frain from name-calling and unco aomooM M a "rat and trying to visually* some­ the Soviet Union end Rod Sovlot repreooatativos "the peon," and have stressed the found his heart's desire. —Berliner Zcltuag East Bor- onyms art illustrated. other forms of intramural in­ fink” you are credited with one ranking hood and thooiBut Just before ho reached Ua newspaper. solidarity of yellow and black Hotchkiss thus mentions that being a devastating wit dera boMath g serpont, but sults. races agalaet colonialism. it is proper to nfor to a her, ho iwung around on his OUR BOARDING HOUSE Acrimony, os the President Ut* pletura won't eomo in. This to eertaialy a laudable Pressing tha Chlaeoo case My stay with the Mots “bunch" of ftowors, but a heel and came back. Whan 1 indicated, ia at a high lever, Nevertheless, it doM pro* 'iCUSAlD TH‘ Nice cou c o u p l b .t h A Inquired why ho hadn't intro- «dmnnltlaB and to It 1 would In Africa with personal visit# taught me how to cop* with bunch of girls la a "bevy." but tt to conducted almost Id mnt n chsUaage. Oa that _ £MNALWA* k k u swafm m U at* 1 c e w M Mo oof, dunk foweeMltu.tatr LTHBIlSTDcmmWHU this week an Chinese Prsmlsr adversity. Then ho explains that a bevy duced himself to her, bo said: like te add ta appMl of my tally ia cllohoo. score i Iom it rinka high rO U V te U A S A W L M e IVOOtAKEVX "Ugh* Her tooth wero yel­ m oorru a rA toN U i Chou Ra-lai sad Foreign Min —Pitcher Roger Craig, *2- of elephants la a "herd" but owa. My plan to this: fitrrwawAW wo dig [HCKOT DOWN— I kavea't ran ■ crocs a truly above th* svtrogo oontem* alwan* o » th* later Chon Yi, first atop tho gams loser, after being a herd of thieves Is • “ gang." low and fussy, aa If aha had SOU f HO MOWS BACK* IAND IVTttggU floor U you Insist ta reviling or stylish dtopangomcri staco porsry tirod*. ! Tuamaud never used a toothbrush. However, a gang of angels traded to SL Louis. flag-decked streets of Cairo. TH AN A .YOUANdWBri [■mavWcRB 1 "And I could never kias a vilifylag wmooM, ptou* try Speaker John W. McCor­ Another fulmiutios I hove C H o c o c s n e eclm r I Is callod a "host" while a host One objective la an attempt MAAH1COIM BACK THAT mick, (D-Mmo.) profoMod a ■dmlrod m ostly wm directgirl with dirty teeth, so that 10 bo creative «bout It [am awkorV.^ .dAVUU/ to undermine Soviet influence Unices w* do for hotter, of wolves Is a "pack,” ate. • "tS S S K U frankly, the broad of rio» tew y a m ago that ho hold od at mo by a doctor te OM* let her out." la personal conferences. 19B« will bo • nightmare for Thors or* literally dosens of dor bring circulated now­ a oartete oafloagM te "aria- who became iaraaoed ever words that thus nfor to a Many men, though chain eig "• ""T iM J Another Is U press for an all of us. ■omctklng 1 had written. adays to not only doptowblo Imam high rogsrd." sret emokera themselves, also other Bandung-typo confer­ —8on. William Proxmlro, D- group of things, yst each one but boriag. Tho minting of In­ Om novel Ml of oxareraHo dashed oft s diatribe Wla., on Congroos’ poor rec­ has its own different person­ writ* the Scientific Marriage ence. Rad Chinese newspapers vectives, which might be de­ tkm did tun up not long ago, suggesting that I hid "de­ Foundation not to waste time ality. ord this season. have been stressing tho Met fined u verbal uiidormy, howwtr, te a latter that Rap. m oded from a tong Um of Synonyms sro considered to oven introducing them to a for "solidarity and mutual Morris K- UfolL DArte, ta- bachelor*.” seam* te ha a fytes art girl who smokes. support of Asian and Afri­ Tbo unnorriag fori la that bo words that aro "twins.” Ivod team om ri kir ram Now that Is tha typo of O m rtroly oasourioro a So feeling tono has also can peoples on tho bools of tho posticld* residues have boon They mean about tho ume oUtuoatg. parson who to highly skilled Philippic that mods tela ac­ stopped thousands of wed found In v i r t u a l l y every thing. Bandung spirit.1* at t«Mag tho hide off some­ It told that "of an tha rati tion great If wo are going te There could bo no solace warm-blooded animal across However, they aro never dirgil abuse each other, tot aa at (Always write to Dr. one. At Most tt to a rare oa- and —t^ti elected to for tho free world if elthor our load. Man la slowly build­ "identical” twins but only la Washington te knot use a Uttl* lmsgtostloa. Crane la cart of this news­ pantwcf w tho Communism of revisionist ing up In hla body email, but "fraternal" twins. Weeks oad ovm Mootha go paper, encloalng a Russia or orthodox China relentlessly cumulative, traces For oxamplo, notice tho un ■temped, addressed envelop* by wkhsri my koorteg a oteof chemicals. should toko root ta Africa. sad 20 crate to cover typing gle authentically o r i g i n a l But tragic consequence* of —Interior Socntary Stewart aad printing coats when you malediction. People apparent­ UdalL an entirely different sort scad for o m fo hla hook- ly no longor take pride te in­ . ON* i would bo tho result If tho venting vituperation. lets.) Tho suppression of private Chlaooo were to bo ouccsooful By Hat Cockrsa property has produced a terla Utolr attempts to dirido tho world between white and col­ riblo loss In tho quality con­ We'll bet tho kids enjoy it sciousness (of workers). Wo more than tho teachers when ored. At least tha oarly stages of hurt encountered this not tho teachers have a day off Chou’s tour wore loss succss- only ia tho footwear Industry fur a meeting. • 0 0 ful than h* might have hoped. but also la the manufacture of clothing. All-American football teams Page 4 Sanford, Florida Frl., December 20, 1963 President Nasser who was to —Cuban Industries minister will bo picked by sports ed havo greeted him, waa away Ernesto Guevara. Itora who will bo picked to in Tunisia. W TALTKN A. U IK L O W , K D IT O M A N D P C B L U U B R pieces by newspaper readers. Tho Cairo Mwspaper A1 0 0 # J l t U R L . OTKNSTUOM row v n u Khrushchov ia smarter on a Gum hour la noted that oa* of th at m s m to p Icem Aeeoelite Sdlto r M eehsnlcsl OupL fifth of vodka then moot of An Illinois man wants a Chou's aim* would bo to try r s n o van h i t JA N tU ■ ■ O B M A H B B M s n ig la r KOIIor B usiness Manager to end tho "virtual latent*- our 8tate Department or* divorce because his wife In­ H A R R IK T T B . JOM RIOR SVUV W R LLI sists that ho do tho laundry. tional isolation" growiag out sober. County K d llo r Clseo llled Director He’s washed up! B S U R OLKUSOR F H A R H V O L T O L IX B of 8!no-Indian border fighting —Sen. John Tower, R-Tex. Society K d llo r C lrru la tlo u Massoor “ whkh showed China aa the a w n s • 0*o end A ’s Thought For Todoy Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Phil Newiom Soys * . * Reds Woo Africa Dick Watt Soyt i « f. L i Quotes Creative Billingsgate r Enchanting Barbs ttl 5m fcaufurfi Ijmdi) ■vncnirnon n a n s C'Msaty IS.se i Veer 5.50 • Month. I SO i Months AU SOW IU .se I Tear 4.7S « M eslhs M S I Months 1.50 I Month LO* 1 Month V g Postal Rsoslstlens provtes that sit matt oeheerlftlont he MM Is SCrascs. tie Week Entered ns second clsi* nisttor Oetobtr *1, tits nt tho Feel Olfltt ot Osnlord. Florida, undor tho A«t ot Cosiro*s of Marsh. Tha MaraM Is a msmhsr ol tho Uahad From which to oa* tilted cadastre!/ to lb# nso for ropuklicotlon ot oil the teeal nowo orlntod la this aswtpspor. No sort of ns/ malarial, aows or sOvertMag, of this edition of Tho Oanford llsrsld ats/ bo ropredesod la aar manssr with* oat written permission of the publisher of The Herald. An/ ludletdsal or firm responsible ter each repreduetlon wlU be considered os Infringing en The Hernia's eop/rtghl sad will be hold liable ter damaging nndcr the Inw. Published dgUy eseepl Saturday, tusdsr and Christmas; published Saturday prsessdlag chaMteua !4 ■- ' "sLawr ;r J IL - ~ If Tt ----' - i Nor ora the now African nations quite so unsophisti­ cated as tha Chinese aosm to hope. Last February’s Tanganyi­ ka confsraoto loft M ay dele­ gations angry at the thought that the Red Chlnooo bad used thorn simply as a cover for an tha United States to present these attacks aa roproosntlng tha voice of Africa. It lad ta this cold ooaclu* aIon by Tanganyika Minister of Home Affairs Oscar Kara* boas: "Wo a n Mt griag to accept the enemies choooa fog us by others." DOG OWNERS City «rdloancss require that svory 609 ba licoaacd. Thla also requires tho dog to havo a TURKEY A DAY 8 Drawings Each Wednesday at P. M. Aak Attendant For DataDa COME IN AND SEE US oad tba cartlflcata to ba praaaatod at tha City IMPERIAL Hall for tha dot Hcaaaa. 1208 S. PARK AVE. currant rabies vaccination by a veterinarian Tho doc officer ia bow patrolling to pick op all aalteaaaad aad atray dogs. SERVICE STATION ' IA N T O R D LAST W EEK’S WINNERS ftenevive Stubbiaga Norma Horadon Harold L. Phillip# Rah Mrs. C L. Thomas C P. Margaret Matthews r : \ 1 *\ Christmas Photos portraits, etc. fram ed by our exp ert* S&nluvuk GLASS & PAINT CO. n o lb | H h A n . g u fo N t t . F t 2-4423 �Oviedo Play Old Rival 'M ount Dora Tonight Jfu“ 9Mira To Have Dnvcmny Ends Lions Travel Receivers For Team's Worry A Change Mir* should hav* plenty of # whet he lacked during the rogular H i m w h e n hi teanu with Dick Shiner of Maryland to a aka a paaaiai •how of the annual NorthSouth All-Star game Satur­ day. Mira, an AU-America lait year, had a loeing campaign with Miaml'a Hurricanes thin year, primarily becauae hla • receiver* eouldal handle hi* passes. But be and Shiner should both have plenty of catcher* on the South's All-Star squad, and Coach Tom Nugent has aado no secret of hla plats for making the most of the throwing abilities of tho two quarterbacks. A "We've got to fo for the W passing gamo,n Nugent said. "With Mira and Shiner both available, It’s our boot bat" The array of receivers in­ cludes Stan Criason of Duke, Fuss Brown of Florida, Clem DoBonger of Tulaae, Ernie Arriae of Maryland, and two of Mira's favorite targets from the Horricaaes, end Hoyt Sparks and • Nick SploeUl. LeBaron Named Company VP V DALLAS, Tan. (UPD-Kddie LeBaron, who played 11 years as a National Football League quarterback with the Dallas Cowboys and Washing too Redskins, Thursday was named an executive vie* president of ths Nevada Ce Kent Company. L*la roe, ss, retired from NFL play after teal Sunday's Dallas gam*. Sign For F igh t A w PITTSBURGH (UPU-Xenay Lana of Muskegon. Mich., and Johnny Biaarro of Brio, Pa., hav# signed for a 10round bout In Erie’s Tech Me­ morial Gymnasium Jan. II. LINCOLN. Neh. (UP1) The Nebraska Conhaahars will laavo two Mg worries ho­ ld Sunday when they loom far Miami and the Orange BowL One is the hana fhlllUg said and anew eg the H**r*r4* and the other is the cooearn they ftlt until Tuesday that their coach might want to mako Miami a permanent nddrese. The aub-sero t o l d has wracked Coach Boh Dovanay's plans for fruitful prat­ tle* sessions at borne as ha prepared the Ruakers for their New Year’s data with Auburn. Team morale plunged along with the mercury as the •quad worried through a tanas period bafore Devsney de­ cided to remove himself from consideration as a possible re­ placement ter Andy Gustaf­ son it the University ef Mi­ ami. Dsvantr has bad hla Bln Eight champions tolling hi the under-died fieldhoua* this week. It waa far from ade­ quate and ha indicated ha Killebrew Top League Slugger BOSTON (UP!) - Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison of tho Minnesota Twins won the American Lm rat’s most fearsome 1-3 power combination during the 1063 season. Official figures compiled by the Hew* News Bureau dis­ closed today that Killebrew won the league's slurring honors with a .555 percentage and that Allison finished sec end with .533. Elston Howard of the New York Yankees ranked third at .628 and Dick Stuart t f th# Boston Red Sox and Jimml* Hall ef tho Twins wars tied for fourth at .521 oath. Killebrew went to bat 518 official times and had 70 slnglee, II double* and 45 homers for S8S total bases. m i g h t schedule two-a-day drills in Miami to make aura ths hoys wars ready. All Nebraska worried slang with the players before Davasty declared ha wanted to stay hart. Fans abetted oat wo than MO,000 and wan expected to hike tbs total to fm.oos shortly — enough to present Dtvanty with n 0100, 000 in paid-up Ufa Insurance Tho to-year-old gridiroi magician rocketed to lastant popularity with Corobusksr rooters his first year by lead­ ing Nebraska to a M season —complete with a 30-34 vielory over George Mira and Miami's Hurricanes In tb* 1m Gotham BowL If possible, Devsney be­ came oven more popular this year as the Huskaro bulldozed their way through th* Big Eight schedule without a loss. Only Air Force, on a lastquarter aerial bomb, beat Ne­ braska this season. Tho Cornhuskor line is bol­ stered by All-America Bob Brown at guard and All-Big Eight tackle Lloyd Voss. Th* lino Is hefty, hut mobile. Tha backfleld Is versatile, but tha tmphasla Is on rushlag. The stars are quarterback Dannie daridfe, who carries 233 pounds and kits Ilka a truck; wondrous Willi* Boss, th* twisting halfback; speed­ sters Bobby Hobn and Kant McClougban; and fullback Rudy Johnson, whose shifty running is equal to that o! moot good halfbacks. ft* ft n fn r l Fri. Dne. SO, ’t t - P a * * • frralh ToSeektth Cage Victory PITTSBURGH (UPI) — On Mart December 20th ta FiiUDvriB i ixotory# w •now* aad city will ba toasted tonight to what shapes up a* G lid hat fight between world welterweight champion Emil* Griffith and top middkwsigkt ha Pittsburgh's ef four stove liahed hi 1M4. N. J„ also will be risking hi* chaacoi of middleweight rotor J*a ditto, lhalght (he Ovtefe Uaus lavage Mount Dora ta renew Griffith's 147-pemd t i l l * Griffith, 14. o f M*w Tart, • » y«ar rivalry with the will noth* nt *tak* in this na­ la favored at R-t ta hast th* currently undefeated Burri­ tionally televised 19-rounder 26-year-old Carter because ef ses. Th* Lloas win bo after at tha Chris Arena, but hla hia i their fourth victory of the yot a* "Fighter ef to* bined young season, sad are hoping Year” and hi* hope* for a abet cy, and because af th* i to closo out th* ynar on a th* aslddlawaight (160pattern in RmUato i happy not# by upoottlag trow* wUl to hanging bouts—two with Mount Don. each. Bis proatlg* contenders. Ovtodo will bn taking to tho will ptewnst aad his middleDespite th* frigid rung aftor Inflicting a 41-43 and th* lath af area n 1 defeat an tha tall Oacoota burgh TV blackout, Return Players Kowboye last Tuesday. Ovie­ NEW YORK (UPD-O m U* Archie Lttmaa Bays ha < do has shown Improvement GUM* VUtemaro, tenter Cer­ a crowd of UMO and • gat* in r * b o o n ding, especially d a Labesslsr* aad Mfl why of stout m m , against taller teams, such ss Dav* Ihhardto* wsr* ro­ Th* Dappar Dan Lyman and Kissimmee. Ovie­ tated by th* N«w York fund for do also has Improved on pass­ Raa*sra Thursday ta their get 10 per seat ef M ing and general teamwork BaUlatert farm stub ia tha after tanas. Tb* Lion* hav* raised their Griffith gets a flat Americas Hockey League. shooting percentage*, yet ICE HOWL? — Something new has been added to th* uniform worn bp tea ef IMAM from th* arts Tha players had has* brought them la Improvement In this the Mlaalaaippl State football team. It’* long underwear. Takinf • look at up whan a rath af tajwtas hit and TV. Cuter i n state 97Jf* to be made. It la considered It, in the photo, are Trainer Dutch Luchsinffer (left), Quarterback Sonny Ranger regulars. to ba imperative, by the Fisher and Coach Paul Davis. The team ia playing North Carolina Btat* coaching staff, that tha Lfana in the Liberty Bowl game in Philadelphia Saturday. continue Improving la order to win tho "big ooes" against Titusville and Evans. Oviedo will continue practicing to develop a more balanced scoring attack and a polish­ ed defense. Mount Dora Is meeting the PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Uons, fresh from a 75-SI wal­ Brief workouts were planned loping of St. Cloud. Tb* Hur­ ricanes are unbeaten and are today by Mississippi State sod Two hundred and twenty- nesday night and hia three ranked aa one of the tougher North Carolina State la a two greyhounds school in an clockings for the »/6th mile (asms in Central Florida. The tuneup for Saturday's dash even 30 races at th* Sanford. distance were 32.41, 32.67 and Mount Dora quintet Is led at Philadelphia Stadium la Orlando Kennel Club tonight, 82.11. by WS" center Ron MikeU, tha fifth annual Liberty Bowl starting at 7, Fans are sagsriy awaiting who led the Hurricanes in football game. scoring last year. He is also Both teams arrived hero This Is the neat to last tha announcement ef th* In­ aided by teammat* Ted Got Thursday and paid brief visits school program aa th* track augural Handicap field and (fried, another fine scorer to the etadlum during windy readies for its official opening ruing secretary R. C. "Pltay" who hocked MikeU's 24 points and 20-dsgre* weather. Christmas Night A n o t h e r Williamson ia diligently con­ Tuesday, with a solid si Both Coach Paul Davis of busy aesslon Saturday winds sidering the echooting per­ markers. Mississippi State and Earl* The Mount Dora . Oviedo Edwards of the North Caro­ ur these preseason testa and formances ef the Inaugural game Is an annual game play lina State Wolfpack hoped the by that time ctoae to 900 grey­ hopefuls and their p u t per­ *d regularly la Mount Dora. practice sessions here would hounds will have schooled tha formance records before nam­ ing the lucky eight. Th* Lloas hold a lead In this help the southern teams to aeUNDIB NEW MANAGEMENT long serlas, but were upended climate themselves in the prescribed thro* times, will The inaugural la always the laat year by the Hurricanes wintry weather which was ex­ have been rcctacalfled and will opening night feature and CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) Oviedo hopes to avenge this pected to continue into Sat­ be eligible for official compe­ many of the country’* top speedster* nr* among tho pos­ tition. — Cleveland Brown* full­ loss, but tha Lions art con­ urday. sibilities. Circus City Ranch Kennel’s sidered undsrdogs to the high back Jimmy Brown, named Th* game, which will bene­ Saturday night wfll ha the the 1963 National Football scoring Mount Dora attack. fit 61 hospitals of the Dela­ Circus Wonder waa the first last tlma to watch the grey­ Oviedo's JV's will also be grryhound to post a perfect League playtr-of-the-year by ware Valley Hospital Council, United Press International, to­ trying to improve their 2-2 faces an uncertain future be­ schooling score of three wins hounds In their schooling ses­ day credited the honor to record. The JV's are fresh cause of poor attendance. It from three starts. Hla third sion. 1'ost time will be nl 7 M03 ORLANDO DR. "opportunity, luck, my team- from a 43-34 victory over the was announced Thursday that victory waa registered Wed- o’clock. mates and head Coach Blan­ Osceola Jv'a. LLd by Bobby only about 10,000 tickets hav* Stewart, Mika Partin, Walter been sold In advance aalea. ton Collier." Besi ley and Bob Bellborn the "I'm extremely happy to baby Lion* have played a receive the award especially fine season thus far, and are this year because it was sort hoping to stop the Hurricane's of a comeback for me," Brown JV unit ■aid. In 1962 Brown, who Both Ovltdo Coaches, Paul had romped to five etralght Mikier (Varsity) and Jim rushing tithe fell to second Palmer (JV), are optimistic place, picking up "only" 996 and express satisfaction in Martin and Garay over yards. the fact that th* Oviedo cag- c a m e stubborn opposition Brown, who gained 1J4I era will ba trying their hard­ from Ermu and Iriarte to win yards with a 1.4 average for est for victory. the feature eighth gam* dou­ 291 carries to lead Cleveland Probable starting line-up for bles event Thursday night at to a eecond place finleh in Oviedo follows: Courier, Bell the Orlando Seminole Jai Alai th* Eastern Conference thia born. Mikier, Brooke and Fronton. campaign, said "there ara Arndt For Martin, it was the see many factors involved when Mount Dora will probably ond triumph of the night. !!■ • player la so honored. start, Mlkall, Gottfried, Ste teamed with Iriarte to take "I was given every oppor­ wart, Tannar, and McCabe. the fifth game. tunity to run the ball thia Klu also bad a pair of wins, year and when a runner re­ F ather D ies the first to the opening game ceives this, ha has a chance 1LOCKPOOL, E a g l a a d with Ramon and tha second to do things," Brown said. "1 (UPI) — Jack London, father in tha seventh eontest with also had many chancea to of former British heavyweight Irigo. run outside, that’s when It’s champion Brian London, was Luis snd Aldas split the possible to break loose for the found dead la his home Tburs daily doubles, paying f44J9 long gainers." on tha 1-3 combination. day night The former Syrtcuie AllAmerican said "Collier expraised confidence In all playera and enabled them to util­ ise their fullest potential." liberty Bowl 222 Dogs To Run GRAND OPENING1 Teams Warm Up W HISKEY In Race Tonight AT Popular Prices STOCK UP FOR HOLIDAYS Brown Named Player Of Year M &R BAR AND PACKAGE Martin, Garay Win Feature Enjoy tremendous savings during our bfg 4-hour firestone NIGHT OWL SALE t o n ig h t o n ly 9 : 0 0 p « m e t ill 1 :0 0 a .m . MEET OUR NEW CUSTOMER RELATIONS MANAGER MR. JA CK HUGGINS It ia with pleasure that ws announce tho ap­ p o in tm e n t of Mr. Jack Huggins ns manager of our Customer Relations Department. Although Mr. Hugghw Is on our payroll, ho ia actually working for you! For, yaa sot, Mr. Huggins’ only responsibility is to taks cars o f our customers’ interest. Year satisfaction with the c a n yarn bay from us and the service yea gst from as la hia business! Como in and g«< acquainted with Jack Hog­ gins. And whenever you have any kind of auto­ motive problem you want to discuss, you’ll find that he will represent you to your satisfaction. Tour Authorised Feed Dealer Fee Semlsele County Strickland - Morrison, Inc. 308 E. First St Winter Park MI 7-481* FA 2*1481 DOG RACING Fight Results SEASON WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) — Billy Anderson, 139 H, Doyiestewn, Pa., outpointed Billy Baekue, 136, Canastots, N. Y. 8. OPENS WED. N ITE DEC. 25 u ai. a ia i JACTIONI THRILLS IJ INAUGURAL | | FABULOUS RACES ■ W o rt** fosSasI S fO rtff TONIGHT; 7:40 u tH a\ M l S With Th* OPINING NIGHT • POST TIME g;|Q P. M. SCHOOLING RACES END TOMORROW NIGHT 3* Races Nightly Darlag Hckaelteg Berry, Ns Miaon! es seasv. Pfc. *33-4221 lo w *. N a U fo a i* T RONTON " kennel club H W V .I7-B 2 Midway Detweca Sanford end Orlando W e’re holding th is SPECIAL SALE for the late, la te Christmas shopper . • . offering 10% to 60% off on our big selection of toys and gifts. We have marked down our toys, bikes, velocipedes, wagons, electric housewares, appliances, television, radios, stereos and recreation nupi plies. Terrific values on Firestone tiree too! B uy on budget terma • • . Just say “Charge It”! P o n t m l* thia extraordinary O N I N IGH T only ... B a le. R em em ber. • . Friday, Dec. 20th •••from 9 p m 't ill 1 a.m . P la n n ow t o a tte n d and g e t in o n th e tremendous savings. T ir e s f o n e WF o r Fust, E f f i c i e n t Tire, Br uhe . md A l i g n m e n t S e r v i c e By E x p e r t s with P r e c i s i o n E q u i p m e n t FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD P H . F A 2-0244 � 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, January 13, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 13, 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>, January 13, 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/e8d9864bccb0187a62ad6cfec7ee3a0a.pdf aed78ed1b5d2c544677e0df0237daaf9 PDF Text Text ^ sJ aa/m iy /3, i I /96Y 3 /, m v �J* * '*"t* * v* 'A WASHINGTON (U P I ) Secretary o f Stale Dean Rusk says tb« United States will not withdraw from the Pana­ ma Canal Zone or give up Its military base along the vital waterway. W e didn’t get the univer­ sity. Neither did we loee IL Some people were despon­ dent. Others even said we might u well give up and 1st Orange County have It. "N o w e woo’t l " u id the m ajority o f Seminole leaders. "W e haven't come this* far W e agree! Tossing in the sponge now la the last thing Seminols ought to do. Semi­ nole has three votes. It needs only one more. Let’s go after that fourth vote. "W ith what?" aomeone ask- \ f *d. With Lake Ada, of course. Bluetton* was virtually eli­ minated. Became o f Its lo­ cation we don’t believe U could get another vote. Be­ cause of Lake Ada’a location It* eeccstlbUlty and Ha builtin faculties there's aU the chance in the world that It could get the one vote it seed*. W e say that Bluestone was virtually eliminated because W* understand that the Board e f Control now has aU but decided that the school must ha located seat o f Orlande nod north e f SR to. That means it must be northeast a t Orlando. You can't get very fa r aortheaet at Orlando with­ out Hading yourself la Semi­ nole. Right? Right! The Clock boars that the Lake Monroe le a la. being sold by Frank Durxo to Mr. The March o f Dime* film. " A t the E dge", waa shown to the Sanford F i n 'Department and all fireman present lm* mediately volunteered to par­ ticipate la the county'* 1554 campaign by taking the toad,db erahlp la an area with which ^ L . I. *« be la familiar. 'Tl.eJ'n That's «*tm lb* »way Chief Mack Cleveland and hla firemen take the bull by the horns, so to speak. By the w ay, many mora voluntoara a re needed, says Chairman B U Back. The Herald's bad numerous compliments on the special bowling aeries it ran oa too •porta pages last week. The articles ware entitled "H ow To Teach Youngsters to B ow L" Wa'ra trying to mako arrangements now to run an- V C ta ti Bruce, supervisor e f voter registration, say* that th o u who hav# not re turned their postal cards to her ofWamM do lU so Ml at tot once. AftM. The TIlS -flea s should deadline h u P**sed tor mail­ ing them in hot u y a t a r o f­ fic e win continue to aceept them if yen’ll get them in quickly. I f you don't yon alight not be entitled to vote to the eomtog primaries. # • e Campaign Chairman Paul Lewis and Mr*. B. F . Ginas, executive secretary o f too Uaited Fund o f Semiaoto County, want to give an extra M< w old o f "thanks" to Job* Daniels aad hla volunteers for -toe twmcadcas task they per­ formed during the fund’s meet m e a t campaign. that * ) • United States most tie s up the canal. . Rusk indicsted that Chiarl was In sgreement with U. 8. representatives in Panama that peaceful negotiations could iron out the crisis start­ Asked Sunday If the United ed last Thursday over flying States could afford to give of the Panamanian flag in the up *tbe tone or its military Canal Zone. base, Rusk said: "T h e answer la no, and 1 have not heard any responsible person taka any other view poin t" In a television Interview Rusk said all parties Involved la negotiations started after the bloody rioting In Panama era agreed that "the Oral or­ der of business la the restora­ tion of peace." Panamanian President Ro­ berto P . Chiarl b u demanded renegotiation of U>e 1903 treaty that glvo the United States perpetual control o f the Canal Zone and Panamas* lan Am bauador AquiUno Boyd has told the United Nations Winter's Worst Storm Balters Eastern U. S. By United Press International The winter’s w o n t storm raged throughout the eastern h alf o f the nation today. Strong wind* and heavy enow whipped up near bllaxatd con­ ditions. Drifts pilad up 10 feet high In Illinois. Hundreds o f schools were closed. Roads were blocked and snowplows 1wars hardpushed to keep othen open. Transportation was generally snarled in what was one o f the w o n t etorme in years la w mt areas. A t least 23 deaths wars blamed on bed weather. The weather bureau posted heavy snow o r hasardoua driving warning* with near bllaaard conditions fo r most o f the Ohi* Valley and Tennee*** and from the Carolina* through most o f the North Atlantic states. _ Cold wav* warnings stretch­ ed from the lower Mississippi Valley In i* Kentucky- aad Tennessee. The temperature dropped -to 8* below in Blemarck, N . D , Sunday. The cold pushed tempera­ tures down to I I as fa r south as Tucson, A ria , and E l Taso, Tex. Slight citrus danger waa possible In Tsxaa’ Rio Grand* V alley where free sing tem­ perature* were expected. Coast ananUmaa and fire­ men groped t h e ir way through heavy snowfall Sun­ day Bight to rescue 10 man stranded ea ice offshore from Poet Clinton, Ohio, n e a r Catawba Island. The Coast Guard said the man, who ware le e fishermen, fortunately ware not on tea that broke o ff la choppy wstyr aad high winds. E ight laehas e f anew fall la BL Loula. T h e n were some school closings In St. Loula County. The S t Louis basket­ ball team, on route home from playing a t Cincinnati, was stranded in Chicago, unable to get to 8 t Louis. Schools were closed in the Kaaeea C ity area. First Reading O f Annexation Ordinance Set First reading an ordinance annexing the southwest cor­ ner e f ITto Street end Sanford Avenue will be given by City Commission tonight. Omnwhntro also will conH B .amendment to the •ceupnttM llIU cenu ordinance to require nursing hom u Co he Bcenied by the state, a regue at far tru s te r e f a beer aad wtoa Haros* al ios West I M n Strrat, aad aanexaUro a t property a * Roosevelt A ve­ nae htowiro u to and Uto AUoiif Reminded O f Rtflistrotion R U D Y I » SLOAN, an A C L engineer and lo­ cal real estate broker, F r i d a y formally arinounced his candidacy for the office o f Tax Collector in the 1964 elections. S l o a n will seek the office which will be vacated by John L. Galloway at the end o f hla current term. (Horuld Photo) It la difficult eoough to get a new hlghbay built without tearing It up before It is open­ ed. But that la what happened Thursday oa a section of iacompleted 1-4 south of the Lake M a*y overpass. . A giant, 10-wheel dump operated by Tom Bobbullnaki e f Leesburg, waa proceeding south when hla vehlclo struck the blade on a road grader and crashed late th e'rear o f another grad­ er. ? ' • . The second road grader, a II-ton machine, waa knocked some 30 feet. The Impact de­ molished the froot end ead eab o f the dump truck. Bobbuliaskl was planed la the wrecked cab. After being .re­ moved be waa checked at Semiaoto Memorial Hospital. Other than minor bruises,'he was not Injured. Highway troopers Investigat­ ing said that BobbuUnski waa mora hurt by getting a ticket tor not having hla vehicle un­ der control than from the ec* eldest. Trooper Bill Slringfleld .re­ ported that the damage to the two road graders amouatted to some $300; the 10wheel dump truck’s damage was estimated at $10,000, aad the damage to the new aad still unopened highway waa tabbed at $300. Total estimated damage was $11,000. Tha secretary b u zip cod * s f m bsea la «I om touch with Thomas C. Utnn, newly appointed assist­ ant secretary of state lot iater-Amerlcan affairs who b u been handling talka with Chiarl. Rusk said disctuslon was difficult under current tension In Panama. Ha reiterated that peace and security for U. 8. cttlaeas and property In the Canal Zone were the key m at­ ters to which "everyone Is giv­ ing maximum attention." He blamed "i'elements hoitile boht to Panama and the United Slates" for lntenalfysifying violence and fomeol- A 94-yesr-old Sanfofd man, Oliver L. York Jr„ Jr* reportedly residing at 610 West Ninth 8trcct, kept Sanford police and other busy fo r a brief peorfod Sunday afternoon . . . and la In the city Jail today on multlpla charges. Police Chief Roy Williams recounted the incidents thla morning thuslyi York took an A ir Force unlfom\ from a car owned by W E A TH E R : F air and colder through Tuesday; high today in 60s; km tonight 88*44. VOL. 66 United Preai Leased W ire By P m * Tan N t Seminole and Sanford lead­ ers will alt down at an inform­ al meeting Tuesday to anal y u the "s p lit" thinking of the State Boerd o f Control LBJ To Meet With Bryant About Visit Established 190« on a proposed university site and endeavor to agree on new proposals In an effort to bring the new undergraduate school to Seminole County. Tuesday's meeting follows MON., J A N U A R Y 18, 1964 the 3-3 deadlock by the Board of Control Friday afternoon at Tallahassee, whan the state officer* reached an impasse In the choice between the Lake Ada s ite ,. south of Sanford WOODRUFF BU ILDING, at the northwest cor. ner o f First Street and Pork Avenue, wiU b * razed and the site used fo r a city parking lot when deed o f transfer hoe been form a ted. The C ity h a s contracted to pi The 1961 Seminole County T O K Y O ( U P I ) — The U , S. United Fund baa received $81,A rm y w ill f l y 4/100 troop* $11 as o f Jan. 10, according to across the Pacific next month a report today from Paul D. Lewis, cim p flgn . chairman, em ^M rs. B. tiv* aacretery. hours, tt waa disclosed today. This, amount, raised with­ V . 8. Arm y headquarters out the assistance of a profes­ In Japan announced plans fo r sional fund raising organisa­ air-lifting the 25th Infantry tion thla year, waa greater than the amount motived laat Division birgade task force year with professional help, from Hawaii to Okinawa, Mrs. Gansu said. She pointed Ships dispatched from • o u t however, that only 07 per U. 8. naval baas in the Philip­ cent o f the Fund’s objective, pines w ill meet the soldiara $45,416, has beta realised. M IA M I ( U P I ) - President Johnson wiU meet with Gov. Farris Bryant aad a tta r Flo­ HOLLYWOOD (U P I) rida Democrats In Washing­ Jaek Beany and Henry Fonda ton oa Thursday to settle Duriae tha business meet­ today held claim to the title with the Immigration details fo r Johnson's Fab. 27 of 'beet dressed men e f 1564" ing following the Installation, final plans will b * made fog N — raB sitlia Departgiven by the C eN fen fo Men's Britan Jaa. U , It was Apparel Club. County.- NO. 102 other new elte proposals la the two counties, but not eli­ minating Lake Ada, Blue* atone, Econlockhatchco R iver and Deseret sites. claimed . * republic. largo portion of them are Navy personnel end families, aud - e e aaaal Navy partici­ pation * i i eaiwUent" Roy Howell Sr., o f Lak* Mary has been named vicechairman of to* Semiaoto County Democratic Executive Committee. Howell’* appoint­ ment was made at a recent meeting o f toe commute* at which time John McCtoekey wu named commit teem an and Helen McCtoatoy was chosen commltteewoma* tor precinct No. 1, Sanford. W. o . Tenner Jr., w u ap­ pointed for Precinct I , San­ ford end Jack Symaa, Prndaet a Gcldearod. T o fill the vacancies toft by toe resignation e f M r. and M r*. Robert Wiggins o f Fern Park’s Precinct S3. Mrs. Lil­ lian S even and William Cham- PEN8ACOLA (U P I) tt snowed hero today fo r the sec­ ond time in five yean . Light n o w flurries also war* reported in Crestview end Milton in the Florida Panhandle. Light enow waa reported ta ro N ew Year's Eve - the first, m o w alneo 1MB. WBh temperatures in the tow M ’s, the anew waa expect­ ed to stay on the ground fo r M 3 , mostly Christmas mall, waa up 10 per rant. Receipts for toe last quarter e f I M aad M l , respectively, w e n $03,013 and W A IT . Highest annuel relum e e f the Sanford Fret Office waa It s ntilUro prior to toa re ­ W E S T F R A N K F O R T , HL activation o f Sanford Naval (U P I ) Miss Alice Louise Grant M , an English teacher • t Frankfort C orou m h y High Success Rult Orange leaders, la the heat­ ed discussion which followed the deadlock at TaSahaaaae Friday, laformed the Beard numbers they have four m ore sites to otlf ; . and above Bluestone aad D eseret T w o o f thee* are north o f Highway to aad east o f Orlando, on* bordering on the SeminoleOran** County tine. Another to ad L ab * Apepka, already, ruled ent by one Beard * r » •-* Lew is aad Mr*. Ganna t a i l the organlaattoa was deeply appreciative e f the time aad e ffo rt given by numerous vol­ unteers. "H ow ever," aha add­ ed, "illness aad had weather hampered our drive tremend­ ously. An a m u lt, many busi­ ness firm s aad reeid ea U ef the county were not contacted.” Snow Foils In Pensacolo follows laat autumn’s a irlift o f a fu ll army division from Firemen To Install At Lake Mary Semiaoto County Commissioner John Alexander spoke before the group on tha duties e f hla o f­ fice aod tha p ra g m a made under the present administra­ tion. Other eommUeianen who had been expected to attend were unable to do so as (hay w e n la Tallahaiaea. Plans were discussed for political rallies to he held prior to the primaries. tanks and other heavy equip­ ment needed in warfare, The transpacific w ar gam e* the United States to W est Germany, Washing*on to testing aad refining methods fo r rapid de­ velopment e f combat troop* and equipment in order to re­ duce American forces station­ ed oTerror: v id to bettor moot sudden w a n la remote corners o f the glob*. *HB The' United Slates announ­ ced la December that it w ill withdraw some 8,50* A ir Force men from Japan dur­ ing 1844. Other American troop re ­ ductions in the Far E ast M y follow, • The A rm y said the Febru­ ary exercise w ill be the t in t Newly elected officials of the Casselberry Beard e f A l­ o f Ue kind ever staged l a the dermen, Owe* Anstey as Pacific. mayor and Mrs. Mary Haw­ thorne u clerk, will taka the Nth o f office at today’s T:*0 p.m. meeting of toe board to be held In the Casselberry Women's Club. Officials returning to office The annual inaiellalina e f are Aidermeq George Howard and C liff Overman aad M ar­ officers for the Lake Mary Vol— tear Fire Department shal a w Sawyer. Other bneiaero aa the a pan­ will t a bald at • p j * . Tuesday da for today’s meeting iaclud- in the Fire Hall. Installed will be E. Richard mayor Fred Heath and dis­ (W oody) Friend, presidents cussion o f the proposed com­ Harvey Fugh, vice president; prehensive aaatog ordinance Roger Crocker, secretary, ta d and • garbage a eiertim Bran- Ralph Schwelckert, treasurer. Americans In Zanzibar Are Being Removed Oheervera to Nairobi, Ken­ ya, ea the A frica * mainland opposite Sandbar, a d d the new government waa pirn* Commualat aad soma ag its leaden w ere sympathiser* with Communist C h iu , Thar* was speculatioa hi Ksaya that Zaatibar could beooma Fund aad Ha agencies are al­ the Cub* o f Africa—the first ways grateful fh r contribu­ Communist foothold hi the tions which can be mailed to area. P. O. Box 144, Sanford, at any Source* la Washington u id time during Urn year. soat* o f the ratals a rt large­ Agenda* associated with the ly financed by the Commu­ Fund include the Bey Semis, nists, Including th ou bond­ Girl Scouts, Children’s Home ed by *hdai Bachman M o­ Society o f Florida, Family hammed Babu, leader o f tb* Counseling, Good Samaritan outlawed Umrna party; aad Horn*. Mantel Health Aaaoclanew defense and foreign min­ tfcn, Rad Cross, Salvation ister. He was described as Arm y aad the USO. pro-Pektof. General Commercial Chair­ P in t reports said throe man wan K. B. Kirehhoff with persons war* killed and M Howard Hodgea an commercial injured in the fighting that chairman fa r Sanford, Lake toppled Sultan Seyyid JamMary, Lake Monro*, Longshid Bln Khalifa Saturday wood, Genovs and N orik Or­ night and Sunday. lando. John O. Border J r„ was The nation's new leader la commercial chairmen for Fern Shaikh Abed Karume, who Park, Casselberry, Forost City, was named pneident e f the Bear Lake, Altamonte Springe rebel republic. end Chuluote, with A l Fieri, Karume also to ccnaidared executive director o f the Boy a Chines* Communist aympa* Scouts, as eab chairmen. tblier by many observers. General chairman fo r the N egro division w e* John Den­ ial with *sub chairman, Mrs. Ruby Lee Wilson fo r north Seminole and Mrs. James Foster fo r south Seminole. Mrs. Genas also declared that no neighborhood solicita­ Sanford Post Office receipts tion wee conducted la Sanford, were up $30,000 in 1 M over "since it wee fe lt that some 90 t m , it was reported today by per cent e f the residents would Postmaster C edle Heard. prefer to contribute a t their Receipt^ in 1813 totaled places e f employment, perhaps $2975*3 aa compared to using the payroll is taction $341507 to 180, Mlaa Heard plan. Alee, wo gave considera­ said. tion to the fe e t that o f the 28,Last quarter receipts hi on tbs beech with artillery, V AND KNBERG A P B , C*Uf. (U P I ) — The A ir Pores city limits, end the Bluestooe site, I I miles aouth o f Or­ lando. Board of Control members requested Orange end Seminote County lea d en to aubmtt property fo r a reported 160,000. Purchase price will be paid from parking mater revenues, al­ though the City has not yet decided whether to place parking m etes on thla lot. (Herald Photo) Army To Fly 4,000 Troops To Pacific Satellite Off SANFORD, FLO RID A Local leaders today, hi the first blush aRar the T ail*bassee split rots, b egs* to express optimism that the tin vote "w as a for the was e victory tor Lake Ada ait*. In the long run." They said they felt It was a defeat for the Bluestone site, " la that the politician* could not muster enough vote* to g h e tiie university to Or­ lando.” Seminole end Sanford lead­ en this morning seemed tempted " t o rest their lau­ re ls " on the Lake A d* and Ecoo altos hut said that at Tucsday'e conference they w ill SNAS Asks Bids On 2 Contiacls Casselberry To Swear In Two ceras were lavil •W submit WWMV bids tiro* for tv* Itw «, IgHMflCM estimated to coet le u then $30,000 at Sanford Naval A ir Station. Bid* will be open at I p.m. Jan. 9 for luteQatioa of toilet facilities in building 130, to cost leas than $31,ON. Bids will ta opened a t 3 p.m. m. Jaa. 81 for replete moot of automatic Ifoe U r o a W end engine controls fo r m emer­ gency power system, estima l- I Pace aad McCall rated to t Keen; Harrison abate toad. McCall questioned H aitison's right to rate, a * chair­ man. Roberto Balsa o f Free** dura waa studied, and ladteafc ad Harrison could rate. When McCall persisted, Schmidt threatened to "adjourn ton meeting end walk e a t " • • • Sen. Mack Cleveland and Douglas Steaetram, f r o m Semiaoto County, Instated too Board roach a decision, "w he­ ther lor Orange ar lem tooi* County." O fna*e spetasmen tie * insisted la the a tm * veto, pointing out there always has been cordial relations between the two counties but "tacaaaa of the tension £ rested to *** last several month* ever tide question thee* cordial rela­ tions may not continue." Steaatrom protested ex­ tremal/ so In voicing hla ep In­ in* the Board should decide Friday, adding that "you m ay aa well give the university to Orange County If y o « are go­ ing to throw the door open. W * have spent many hours aod thousands o f dollars to follow te a r Instruction* In our offering* . . . but wu haro County Board To Reorganise County Commission will •rStates for th* seating : with the etoetton e f a <1 ■ifoM mmAgi k i jMggHgHMp jb ih r o ii 1 v l .if- 1 p jt n 1 ; ; «v 1 1 .1 1 �.1 -M North Orlando Committee To Meet B y Mont Grlnitead A meeting o( the North Orlando Chriitm a a Party Committee will l>e held at 8 p.m. Tueaday In the Civic Building at which tlma re ­ porta on the Dec. 19 event will be heard. A full financial report will be prerented and It la expect­ ed that a fund w ill be eatabHahcd for future community celebratlona with money left on band. Funds were aecured through donatlona and money­ making projects aponaored by participating cluba and organ­ isations. X-Ray Units In Oviedo Mr*. R ay Baaatey. civic chairman of the Oviedo Worn an’* Club, haa leaned a re minder that the three cheat x-ray mobile unit* will be In front o f the City Hall from 1 until 8 p.m. on Wednesday. T O * aervlco la provided by the Seminole County Health Department and the Florida Stato Board of Health in cooporation with the Seminole County Vnlllt of the Central Florida TBB and BD Aaaoclatlon. lira . Beaaley urgee all ma­ idenLa to follow the associa­ tion’* advice . . . "protect your fam ily elid e , get your free cheat x-ray." Legal Notice nr T a w n n t c v r r c o u r t o r TH E KIXTH JUDICIAL C l* cu rr tx a x is ro w ateaci. HOLE COUXTT, PI.OEIDA OMAXCKRT Xft 1STIO apnixnriKr.n FOB in s t it u t io n BAVINOB L E V IN Plaintiff. C. NACKETT. e> a* Defendants. NOTIC'D OP l l'I T IX H O E TnA nn p o E E c io a r R E aroi Larin C. Ilaektlt and In■rid K. Hackttt, kla wlfs, R B IID B X C E l flea Perlua* W a r Oakland. California Tou nra hsrsby notified that ■ Complaint to foraolota a eartaln mortaago aneumbartni Alia following daaarlbad r*a ■roporlr, to-wlti Lot I, Block P. COUNTHT CLUB MANOR, UNIT N a I. aoeordtne to Ibo plat thoroof aa raoordad In Plat Book 11. Paea iaa. Pnblia llacorda of gomlnolo Coun tjr. Florida baa boon fllod aaalnot roe In auu #wu ibo tbovs.atylsA null, and you aro required to aarvo i rV lteV >f roar Aaowor or otfcor na to tha Complaint onn Platailtro allornara, ANDERSON, K u an , d b a n , * l o w n d e a, a u Knot control Uoularard, Orlando, Florida, and flla (ha •rlalnal Anawor or othor Plaadlna In tht offleo of tbo Clark of tbo Clroatt Court on • r bofero tbo tlth dar of Fob ruarr. IM t. If pou fall to do •o, a doerao pro oonfoooo will bo takan aaalnat rou for Iho rollof domandod la tbo Con plaint. Tblo aotieo oball bo pabllabed onto a woak far fear a#*aooutlve waoka la tbo Boaford ilarald. DATED tblo Itb ■arr, It-di. (B E A L) Arthur R. Bockwllk. Jr, Clark of Ctroatt Coart Br> Martha/T. Tlblaa Doputr CloLk Aadoraoa, Ruth, Doaa A Lowndti ^Mturnsr* anil Oouuoolloio at f S fjr •a itfn rh ^ r r a lh Lyman Brain Bowl Team W ins Over Leesburg Junior High PTA To Hear Arts Department Program Geneva HD Club Pape 2— Mon. Jan. 13, ’64 By Jane Casselberry Elmer Stone, chairman of By Jane Caaaelberry The apotllght will be on the the department, will be In practical and line arta de­ charge of (he program and partment Tueaday night when will Introduce other faculty the South Seminole Junior members in hi* department. Holds Meeting The January meeting of the Geneva Home Demonstration Club waa held last Wednesday at the Community Hall with Mr*. W. E. Yarborough and Mr/. W. R. Heath ns hosteiies. Demonstrations and study were on low calorie snacks, one of which was served dur­ ing tha social hour. Members attending were Mr*. D. M. Ladd, Mrs. Elwood Shaw, Mrs. Vane* Wag­ ner, Mr*. John Williams, Mr*. J. W. Byrne*, Mrs. Flo­ rence Wallace, Mr*. Van Shu­ ler, Mr*. A. Baxter, Mrs. F. S. Duyette, Mrs. Donald Nor­ ton and Mrs. A. Murphy. Guesti were Mr*. Al«le Ronsiter and Mrs. Belle Johnson from Muskegon, Mich., and Mra. Gray and Mra. Martin from tha Eider Sprlngi Club. The next meeting of tha Geneva club win ba held on Feb. 12 at tha home of Mrs. Bruce Perry. Mias Thelma Mossholder, meeta at p. m. In the achool'a new home economics teacher, will discus* the areas covered in cafeteria. her clause* and will present six of her students. Mr*. Joan Battle will ex­ plain the art* and craft* pro­ gram and an exhibit of her students’ work will be on display in rooms 2b and 31 before and after the meeting Mr*. Edith Daphne lrvht, 99, for the parents to view. died early ihu morning at Phillip Fletcher, mechanical drawing instructor, will give a her home In Wagner. She came here from Lake short talk and show exhibits from hii department. County eight year* ago and The metal* and electrical waa employed •• a meat trim- program at the school will al­ mar. She waa a member ol so be discussed. the Bay Lake Baptist Church. Refreshments will be serv­ 8urvlvors are husband, ed following the meeting by George; eon, Curtia Lee; the home economic students. daughter*, Edith Yvoana Lee AU parents of children at­ and Sandra Gay Lee, all of tending the school are urged Wagner; parents, Mr. and to be present for the meeting Mrs. John Rowland of Gar­ aa this wUl ba their Brat op­ denia F erm i In Wagner; bro­ portunity to Inspect the new Liechtenstein, r a y Europe­ ther*, David 8. and Jamea A. cafeteria which, though com­ an principality, hai a tele­ Rowland, also of Wagner and pleted, la not being used phone book requiring only skatera, Loren# Taylor of San­ pending arrival of equipment. three pages. ford, Mary Frances Wood of Dade City, Joeephlne Knowles o f Cocoa, Jeatie Osteen of Lakeland and Dorena Ward of Albany, Ga. • WOODROW CASH Funeral arrangements will be announced by Oramkow COLOR plays ona o f the moat Funeral Home. important o f ail solas In elothlng . . . In a man’s wardrobe today. Moat o f the beautiful colon wo enjoy In wearing apparel and household Uxtiles are produced by dyes. High School P T A Mrs. Edith Irvin Dies In Wagner "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" Legal Notice ta the Cm H o f the C m t r J i l t t , I f M lM lt C in atr, l l l t i • t r larlda. IX r x o ilA T D !■ r» Dm P,*«*t« aft MAMIE MARTIN, < Di n i m I. FIN A L XOTICH Nolle* ta haratir ulven that tha underpinned will, nn tha Snd dar of March, A. 1>. 1114, preeent to tha llonorabla Coun­ ty Judge of SamlnoU County, Florida, bar final raturn, ac­ count and voucher*, aa Kxeru* trlx of tha Eatat* of MAMIE MARTIN, dteaaatd, and at aald tlma, than and (bar*, maka ap­ plication to tha aald Juilaa for final arttlemant of her admlnlalrallon of aald oetata, and far an erdar dlackaralnv kar aa aueh Executrix. Data* thla Ih* tlk day *f January, A. D. t ill. Ella Martin HobarU Aa Eaacutrlx of lha Batata of MAMIE MARTIN Dacaaard STKNHTIIOM, DAVIS A MalNTOKH Attornaya far Eaaantrle Paat Offloa Drawar l i l t Sanford, Florida M ttl Publlih Jan. U , 10, >T, A Fab. I, t i ll. CDQ-ta many dyes Lyman High School'* Brain Bowl Team got off to a good start last Thursday night by defeating the team from Lccxburg High by a score of 70 to 50 In the first match of the season held in the Lyman au­ ditorium. Members of the Lyman team were Barbara Daniel and Pete Carlton, seniors and Dennli Hearn and Dorian Thermanoa, aophomurei. Pete la a veteran of last year's competition. Representing Leeib u r g I X Tl< A ',1 AM I'S NO COUPON NEEDED 1 0 0 Ix tfE St i R g a When You Buy 2W-Lb. Slse Tomes* Meat Loaf SO I s t n S t i m g i Whan You Buy Tomow SpoehtM SAU CE SR B T o M eet monte Springs served ai judge and Mrs. Marge McCoy of Casselberry waa official timekeeper. Other Lyman students who will be serving as altemstcs for future matchei include Arlene Mason, Carolyn Thom­ as, Mac McClellan, Frank Renew and Donna Lundgren. Fletcher Cockrell Is faculty advisor again thla season. TALLAHASSEE (U P t ) The State Road Board will meet here Thursday, Chair­ man John Phillips announced today. Other matchei are sched­ uled by Lyman with the fol­ lowing icboola: Apopka, there, Jan. 16; Edgewater, here, Jan. 30; Lakeview, were Bill Abney, Bryan Ca­ son, Kenneth Depew and Sieve Cumbaa. Ray Pharr, assistant prin­ cipal at Lyman, served aa moderator presenting ques­ tions on such varied fields aa art, science, math, literature, hU’ ory and current events. Mr*. Paul French of Alta- •C-*- -f Feb. 13; Seminole, there, Feb IW -___________________________ Lloyd Hatch Funeral Held A commercial fliherm*u, Funeril aervlcei for Lloyd Hetch, 90, who died Saturday Mr. Hatch had lived all his life on Lake Jesiup. morning at his heme on Lake He is survived by his win, Jessup, were held at 2 p.m. to­ Mrs. Pat Hatch; a daughter, day at Brisson Funeral Home Mrs. Dolly Francisco, and a with Rev. B. H. Oriifin of*the sister, Mrs. Susie Myers, all Elder Springs Beptlst Church of Lake Jessup; an aunt, Mrs. officiating. Burial was to fol­ Christine Carroway, of New low In Oaklawn Memorial Smyrna and several nieces 4 awl nephews. Park. FROZEN FRIED FISH BACON ! STICKS (REGULAR 59* PKG.) (REGULAR 79* PKG.) 1 0 Kxtiw Stom ps When You Buy G a Brand Brick SAU SAG E 2 1 Extra Stam p* When You Buy 2-Lb. Superbrood Cost. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU JANUARY l STM Limit 3 Pkgs. Pleas* CHEESE The various typa* o f dyes in uia today are too many to go into hare. As consumers our main concern aboutdyes ta that they be durable and should not ba changed by tha aetion o f light, arid and alkaline perspira­ tion, and dryrteantng. Unfortunately aren't that permanent. Colonial Select . . Reg. 59* FRYER Light, amoke-filled air. gas fumes and fumaa from Industrial plants often fad* or othan affect colore. In addition, fumes and smoke deposit a subtle film on the surface o f the fabric that nut only haa a tendency to change the color, but can causa deterioration o f tha filter* as well. In tome fabrics, particularly rayon ace­ tate*, thla "fum e fading’’ won’t become visible until after cleaning . . . or whenever heat la applied, aa ia praising. In auch eases tha fabric ia a t fault. BREAST GRADE - A - QUICK FROZEN Frequent and thorough cleaning w ill in most eases help to remove the danger* o f color fading, will remove tha film and keep color* eltar and b righ t Send tu your colorful garment*, and all your dry cleaning, with coafidenc* in quick, dependable service. ,W* pickup and deliver. Urn* 3 Pkgt* SAVE MN IACH . . THRIFTY MAJO T o m ato Juice • • • • 46"o*-CA * 19* In stan t C o f f e e 8 9 / M axw ell H o u se . . ^ " 1.19 Log C a b in S y r u p » « " 2 5 / Arrow Bleach 9/ C lorox B le a c h 29/ A sto r S a l t .............. 5 * Dinner Rolls • * * * * n-ernts.10/ P ecan Twirls • • . 9*-CT.PKG.2 9 / DOWNTOWN C LE AN E R S ft LAU ND ERER8 111 R. P A LM E T T O A V H there, Feb. 6; Oskridga, here, 120 and Palitka, there, Feb. V SLICED C A N A D IA N STYLE PH O NE F A I-I26S SAVE 30* EACH . 'V ASTOR SAVE 36* IACM . . USTANT GOFFS SAW SO* IACH . SAVE 10* EACH . . WHITE . . • It Eaat Cantral BoulovarA F e d Office Boa ta il Orlando, Florida t!4M # HALF GALLON SAW K>* EACH . . M W PLASTIC CONTAINER Telephone 141-4111 Publlih Jan. It, t*. *T. A Fob. I % 11*4- CDQ-ta . There’s No Better Time 9 HALF GALLON SAVE t * IACH . . PLAJN OR KXXZED REGULAR 2/29* . . M RKXED DIXIE DARLING SAVE ID* EACH . . DIXIE DARLING CINNAMON There’s No Better Place l i f t yoa ORB bet there wee* plenty o f people around predicting that thla am* "phosw” idm would i 11 awvlca la S lfT ju lin i © LOANS U M O M B L Bello, Central, Give Me. - G .A .C .FINANCE But phone* did ea proving . . . providing 1 Today, bar* in Florida. Booth*** BeO baa mom than 1,660,000 telephone* In o p en tioa. And still tha plaimlag and working goes or . I a IBM atom than |7» aailHoa w ill be apsat ta tha state to add E«w talaphone fadHtir* and improve existing ease. T h e number of coatomam artvad w U top 1,090,000, and son * 99,000 pboam will be tnsUliad. B y the end o f tb* ym r Southern Bell's total tavestmaa! ta Florid* will a m d ttT U m U lioa. Fancy Golden Bantam Sweet CORN C O R P O R A T I O N M A ^ T O N F R O Z E I^ jm o j Chocolate,, Bonono, Coconut, Neap. U. S. NUMBER ONE SWEET il Ifou ejet a s e(^e>tyti?nc a n d a stcu n p fioie cuelu / ctintc a t ... French A y *, ft 25th. L Juice ,.6 s '1 . Cr. Pies 39/ Taters 4 « 49 Theae are some o f the plane far 1961 Like Florida itself, Southern BeO ia pledged to And we've come a tong way 111«. n J E J R f . 1474) / ASTOR FRESH FROZEN PURE CONCORD GRAPE Phb M to Art. ft 3rd Si. * A —. I . I « J D ix ie 400 E. First St,'1 ^ �1 V i* #taforV Wfrtffl Mon. Jan. IS, *64— Pape S Expenditures Okayed FIRST O ' THE WEEK By Village Council Expenditure* coming before the North Orlando .Village In other business tt wa* agreed that a letter be sent Council last week were unani­ to Clyde Hart, chairman of the board for Seminole Race­ Membership in the Florida way, explaining that use of League of Municipalities, roads in the Ranch Area for $31.25; Citizens Band Radio exercising the track horses for village police department. has done a great deal of dam­ $189: Pure Oil Station. $75 W; age in the few weeks since ABC Fire Equipment Com­ the roads were graded and pany, $140: North Orlando put in good repair. The Race­ Civic Association. $10; Pan­ way will be asked to pro­ ning Lumber Company, $767 vide some system of recondi­ and, for printing 1,000 letter­ tioning these roads. It aiso was agreed that the head envelopes, $7.95. In addition, council approv­ county sanitarian be notifies! ed payment for a helper to that a breeding grounds for pssist the clerk. Mrs, Bar­ flies has been created by 'he bara Peters, In making a Raceway which l« stockpiling ropy of tl»c Seminole County- manure on the shores of Won­ Tax Roll and allocated an der Lake. Plans were made to con­ amount up to $100 to the vol­ unteer fire department for tinue with building a school purchases of miscellaneous hits shelter after announce­ ment was made that permis­ small equipment. Fire Chief Bill llahn re- sion had been received from eommended that in the future Frank Fasula, manager of an operating fund for the de­ the North Orlando Company, partment be set up by council, for use of the vacant lot at with deposits to be made on Edgcmon and Lombardy. Council wdl call a special a six-month basis, in order that needed equipment requir­ meeting within the next two ed to effect lower insurance weeks to act on the special ratings for village homeown­ election for a charter board ers could be purchased on a and to further consider nn ordinance for the annuul regular schedule. Hahn also suggested that March council election. the volunteer organization be authorized to elect its own chief and assistant chief, sub­ P E N S A C O L A (U P !)— ject to approval by council. Bricks and windows in City In the future. Council unanimously agreed Hull here were smashed by n to sell the old fire truck for bolt of lightning during s a sum of $150 to a Winter honvy min storm Monday. Park man who wished to re­ There were no injuries and main anonymou*. damage was estimated at $500. mously approved as follows: - 't s - ^ . 't « • « * 3 19641 EFFECTIVE \ MON.-TUE.-WED. > JANUARY 13, 14, 15, City Hall Hit Mrs. Filbert's M SWIFT'S PREMIUM EITHER END O R W H O LE d a ir y s p e c i a l s • • FULLY - COOKED ........... a r g a r in e .......... 2 4 9 * Borden's Sweet o r Butterm ilk 7ir«$fon« SUPER SERVICE B is c u its • « , HAAAS 4 9 * fro z e n fo o d s • Banquet Brand Assorted D i n n e r s ............................. 3 9 * • BRAKE ADJUSTMENT AND ....................6 dow n p ro d u c e la n e • a n d v b u <5e t - LARG E F IR M ICEBERG LETTUCE lb . STAMPS Swift’s Premium > □ Dinner Franks • *•49' WHEEL BALANCE Swift’s Premium Smokias or □ Polish Sausage 'Sr 59 □ Beef or Ham 3 head FRONT WHEELS Tarnow's T ally Chippad 3 Vi -o*. * 4 4 4 ------- 1 0 0 ^ /1 0 0 Includes B I n r l i i r l A e G r e e n S t a m MA Alt a n a m4) « t w i • Adjustment of brakes for nil four wheels and brake fluid if needed • Balancing and weights for both front wheels rticis pkg. IF F ia iV I MOM. TUtS. p s WED. JAN. BRYLCREEM H AIR DRESSING 5-os. sis# 98c plus tax , Pcnny-Savar Pink Lotion (limit S plans*) 13,14, IS, 1944 D E TE R G E N T. * 3 FRUIT CO CKTAIL WAFFLE SYRUP . FLOUR ••UN* Wfotf. January IB. IBM w u a n ra i firestone J W O r o o n NEW TREADS p * <4 MAXWEU HOUSE INSTANT COFFSS 10-os. |ar $ 1.49 PENNY IS. ISM mmm ASSUED ON SOUND TINE 00ME4 ON ON VOUN OWN TINES W H ITEW A LLS -A N Y SIZE o NANNOW ON WIDE OCMM^USELESS ON TUBE-TYPE 4 FOR G r a m s S t a m DETERGENT M A AM mmm m i «A WHERE SHOPPING IS A PttASURtl \&mvssFmi_ O r e e n — ~ 1 1 ai O U ARAN TU D limit 1 pi*r L u stoin ci voittt , i I i4 M m L S E M IN O L E P L A Z A S t a m p s < i f )i r m a and y to UPTON'S INSTANT TEA FREE CAR S A FE TY CHECK ! cairo beauty peanut butter Sr 25* ^ . X.----------- I— i i a e e .---------------- i m V I F A 2-0244 regular reynolds aluminum wrap sweet mixed pickles re­ 29* a r 33* S a v e M o r e in ’6 4 F IR S T & F R E N C H S a n fo rd g et - • Nil S H W Y . 17-92 & S R 436 J t t f G P £ £ tJ STAMPS a e r a t WN. J iw u r It. ISM ^ l pur i 11«i s«*s of $ 3 or m ore gloat tiss $1.13 at Um pkg. 19* 39* 35* p U c j. 00000 Om New Tnadt, Utnlifrd Ay NedsBiaa and A * mmH are 2-lb. •1 . cj i a n t •Mira* SM . Zmawr IS. ISM Plus tax aad 4 trade-in Bras 24-oi. bot. Pillsbury Pancako p s . Asro-Sbsvs Flo In or Msatboi Aerosol 11-ox. tix o 89c 303 can Stalay's Dalidous SAVER HOUSEHOLD v m J W • iia FOP Flavor Parfact S t a m «t A AN —mm m i 22-os. ►7p“ J ---- « 9-lives pet food 2 £ 29* CASSELBERRY, FLA. 9 A . AL T O 9P . M. �SNAS Spends $3 Million t c I T I f anyone has any doubts as to what the U.8. Naval A ir Station means to the economy o f Sanford and Seminole County, he hen only to be reminded that during the past year a total o f almost $3.25 million was expended or funded fo r various improvement projects at the base. During the year a greatly expan­ ded building and improvement pro­ gram was Inaugurated. Included in the various projects are improve­ ments and repair to runways which should be completed during 1965, the construction o f a maintenance training building which was comple­ ted, the construction o f two RA5C support buildings that are nearly completed, and under construction now are nose hangars, a wash rack and pressure suit facilities. In addition, during the year the station converted to JP-5 aviation fuel, installed the aviation fuel pipe­ line (done with private capital), is constructing a 800-man barracks which should be completed in late March, and completed is the building o f eight units fo r fam ily housing. Among continuing projects are m ajor building maintenance and rers, the rehabilitation o f mess is and barracks facilities, and under construction is a new enlisted d Bruce Biossaf— Roy Crowley Political Notebook men’s swimming pool and lake pavi­ lion. These are Just a few o f the im­ provements which are in the process o f completion or have been comple­ ted during the year. These improvements are a part o f a five - year expansion program which is estimated to exceed $15 mil­ lion by 1969. Meanwhile, awaiting Congressional clearance at this time are such 1964 projects os an aircraft parking apron and squadron hangar plus shops and offices to be built at a total cost o f $1,827,800. The installation undoubtedly in the years to come will continue to add new facilities and it will more and more play a larger role in the overall economy o f this county. O f course, there Is always the complaint o f the noise created by the a ircra ft But when we consider being without them the Jet engines sound more like insurance and safe­ ty fo r ourselves and our families, both here and elsewhere. Seminole County is proud to be the home o f the Sanford Naval A ir Station. And thousands o f our citi­ zens, we are confident Join The Her­ ald in wishing fo r the Navy base here another successful year in 1964. Sanford Furniture Co. L it t in To The Editor I !| Editor: Herald This Is a copy o f sn opon latter to tba people o f North Orlando which has been read at a meeting o f the Village Council and which has been publicly, posted at the Village is Hall. As eswiilinaa o f North Or­ lando a charge o f recreation, 1 have been working diligent­ ly in the name o f the people to obtain the recreation area .5 fo r the village. ThJa project waa begun sev­ t eral months ago, but until recently wa received no ac­ knowledgement. In the mean­ tim e, 1 have been working on a program but the council doesn't feel that the village should put money Into the rec­ reation area until tt belongs to the people. This la under­ standable. On Dec. 4 , 1 had a meeting with Mr. Kenneth Prank, and as the representative o f his company, ho has assured mo that it will be deeded over to the village. Our meeting was amiable and both Mr. Prank and I feel that with a little negotiation between the coun­ cil and hlm ielf, we can be certain of a much more friendly relationship than we have bad with any form er ar­ bitrators. As to the recreation pro­ gram I have In mind, 1 hope to have a committee o f sin­ cerely interested p e o p l e , some o f whom have already been contacted and have ac­ cepted th e responsibility. These people will work out a good year around program end will take Into considera­ tion all age groups, the bud­ get they have to wprk with, and Immediate necessities. High on the list Is tome heavy playground equipment, bleachers for the ball field, and shelling or paving the parking area. Money la our prim ary problem, o f course, ‘1 S ~ ■t OUR ,1, i, and the recreation program cannot be put Into full effect overnight. But If this commit­ tee starts it, there w ill be smoother sailing In the fu­ ture. As your first fully elected council In the village, we have Inherited many problems not of our choosing, and many situations have arisen which need much consideration on our part. Soma o f our Inherited prob­ lems are bad roads and open ditches. W e are working to­ wards correcting these things, but again Ume and money play the Important roles. However, as a council we have not been idle as seems to be the general consensus. I would like to enumerate some o f our activities in the past few months: Wa have (1 ) Given you e four man police force which has work­ ed endless hours and the meg have taken special training. U rey have done this fo r the good o f the community—and WITHOUT pay. ( I ) Passed many ordinanc­ es—all of which have taken hours o f time and hard work for research and so forth. ( ) Given you an equipped fire department — with much more on this to be done. (4 ) Given a franchise to Florida power. (3 ) Given a franchise to Suburban Rulane Gas Co. (6 ) Given a franchise to a telephone company. 7) Passed a small tax on utilities to raise revenue for necessary city expenses. (fl) Given tho village a part time village clerk—at a very nominal fee. (9 ) Appointed a building and electrical Inspector. (10) Paid o ff debts that we inherited. ( I I ) Erected slgna indicat­ ing trash dumps. Many other routine business B O A R D IN G ii ,i L HOUSE i i. (Hi IM II I Sill f y •D V *rD U K ««*X )T > M S a T c u * stew b o a r d * * / n s t e u e M S HAILS PROM-teXAW,NEW DELHI CSMTRAL ATOCA/— WAX- STAPP— -~ -W * H A K f t A O O V S M O f t U P agt 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., January 18, 1064 WAS.TNS s . e i a u w , u m a a s s p v s l s s s u s s m a t v e t m u s ca»—tassiu . s s s m i — r ~ r r G U M S I - BTWXBTmoia SOT S S S S I ■ A M u m ^ V o S tfs M CMssitlae DlrsaUr I ______ ____________ SseleLv M l tee M i n a esaoaaasuRa • s s l s m Stoaacav m a o wrasxa SSaefcaalsal Oust degree. work All will o f this ground­ simplify council matter for the future coun­ cils of this village. Much of the work of the present council has been done in the faea o f bad p u b licityoriginating from a few un­ happy residents with minor grievances a n d Imaginary complaints—and the animos­ ity of the same few people. When the school teachers, who teach our children every day, ask what la wrong In this community — when new residents and neighbors who have never attended a coun­ cil meeting, and In many cases know nothing o f the council work, and have never seen the coundlmen and do not know them, make statemeats that they “ hate this council" for what thhas done —it is apparent that a vicious clement la at work undermin­ ing every good work ire hope to accomplish. I wonder If these vicious people know that when they spread slanderous remarks they are in effect slandering themselves and the whole vill­ age—creating a bad Image o f the village and thereby caus­ ing property values to go down? If these same people used these energies to work to­ gether with the council and build up the community, we could have a progressive and forward moving town — a place wo are proud and hap­ py to live In, a fine plaee to rear our children, and a peaceful community o f con­ genial neighbors. We need the support of every cltisen in a community this slsa in order to build it up and put it on the map. We ask your Indulgence; we wel­ come your suggestions; we are open to constructive cri­ ticism. We abbor unpleasant ^ publicity, and statementa that border on slander and libeL • Remember, a good word for North Orlando will bo to yoer , advantage. You thro here and T l your children are growing up here. Make this a good place to live — with harmony and tolerance. Art Rhodes & t Dr. Crane’s matters have bees undertak­ en — each matter time-con­ suming and involved to some City Commission Sanford, Florida 1 was unfortunate enough to be involved In an auto col­ lision In your town about 10 p m. on Dec. 18. This experience gave me a keen appreciation o f courteous and effective police work. I am sure that both police cara and ambulances were on the scene within a minute after we requested them. The uni­ form ly courteous work o f the policemen on the scene In aQ concerned made an Indelible Impression on me, and I will have a kind feeling far the police force o f the CMy of Sanford fo r a long Uma I Such coureoua work re fteote groat credit oo tho Chtef at M ic a , hia men; aod, o f ooerao, tho city govern asas* back o f all o f thorn. It ia tndaod a pkaauie to useh a tetter and to axm y own appreciation * appreciation at m y company to a ll can tha courteoua and cJ§n*yp i l tfcb ic d d n ls William F . Hunter (N E A ) — fore Green’s death. And It has backward” today and making no progrea*. N ew York Mayor Tho day n f t a r Christmas, been badly o f f fo r many Robert W agner still battles months. Pennsylvania's D t n o cratlc Elements In the steady de­ Bronx and Brooklyn leaden. Ben. Joseph Clark end former Ohio is torn by ftuda in terioration were tha ClarkPhiladelphia Mayor Richard- Green feud, grand Jury in Cleveland, big Democrat!* son Dllworth were lunching quiry into city scandals, loss of vote stronghold, and Cincin­ state Jobe with the coming to nati. E ffo rt* to establish un­ quietly. power o f Republican Gov. W il­ ity have failed thus far. Party The subject o f their ehat: A liam Scranton, the death In men look fo r some kind o f sig­ replacement fo r tho late Rep. mld-1962 o f a potent behind- nal from the President’s men. W illiam Green, long-time boss the - scene party operative, California's contending ele­ e f tho city’* Democratic or­ James P. Clark, trucking exec­ ments .Include Gov. Edmund G. ganisation. utive and once part-owner of (P a t) Brown, portly and pow­ Thalr solution: To propose tho Philadelphia Eoglea. erful Jease Unruh, tha lib e n l Dllworth himself to serve as This serious party chaos la California Democratic Coun­ next regular city committee duplicated In equally acre re cil, and Mayor 8amuel Y o rty election in May. form In N ew York and Ohio, o f Los Angeles, who recently But while these two key fig ­ while difficulties o f a leaser stirred feather* by saying— ures were shaping thalr plan, but still significant order without authority— that ho city ward leaders— secretly threaten in California, Mich­ would b* LBJ's man in Cali­ summoned by Green's lleuten igan and New Jersey. fornia in 1964. ante— wore (lipping Into party These atates. taken together On thes* quaking structures headquarters a fe w blocks with Illinois and Texas, hold President Johnaon must de­ from the Phtladalphla Club. 227 o f the 270 electoral votes pend as he makes hla run for Tharo in Green’s old com­ President Lyndon B. Johnson election next fall In hla own mand post thay signed a peti­ needs to win election next No­ right. Hi* aide* are buay try­ tion authorising n special vember. ing to settle'them down. committee meeting fo r the Johnson's political aides In following day, called to name tha Whlto House, led by C lif­ OVER 35 Y E A R S Frank Smith, a top Green aide, ton Carter, know that, what­ A t First ft Palmetto as chairman. ever strength the President (Alongside old post o ffice) Whan Clark and Dilworth may show in tho South and emerged from their eoay lunch, West, ho has to eraek some o f they spied an afternon paper tho big industrial states. which described tha m ovt fo r That at least three o f tho Smith. top eight atates a n in dismal Thay knew their own man- organizational condition great­ aovsr aa spokesmen fo r Penn­ ly magnifies thalr burdens. sylvania's liberal Democrats N ew York’s Democratic • Carpets • Furniture waa lost. N ex t day Smith was party, faction-ridden fo r half • Tile * Pianos choaan unanimously, though a decade, ia described by one • RentsI Beds dlsgnintled Mayor James Tate party man there aa "highly stayed away. Tha news o f the "smooth transition" waa conveyed by telephone to certain White House source*. Clark swiftly announced, however, that he J h fc _____________1ST. 1933____________ d U would try to oust Smith In May. Ha w ill hava trouble find­ ing a candidate, now that Smith Is In. But what this epi­ sode illuatratsa la that tha 114 So. Palmetto Democratic party hi Philadel­ phia— and Pennsylvania— la in Phona F A 2-0814 evan worse shape now than be­ W A S H IN G T O N Worry Clinic CASE R-45B: Jack Picker­ ing ia o talented advertising man a t Rockford, Illlnola. "D r. Crane," be began, “ several years age you spoke before our Rockford Advertis­ ing Club. " A t that time, you em­ ployed an 'audience partici­ pation' cheek list e f success­ fu l book titles. "D o you have n copy o f th tm f F o r I am to address n group o f factory manage­ ment officials to explain some o f those aama basis princi­ ples o f advertising and mer­ chandising. 'And can you suggest any additional audience partici­ pation' materials that would be appropriate fo r ms to u e e t* ♦ Jack proves hla keen under­ standing o f psychology by realising the value o f "audl ones participation" materials. F or the more yon can get a crowd to participate In your public platform pro­ gram, tho more they w ill like it. You are thus aware that stage magicians usually ask fo r a volunteer from the crowd. W hy? 7 Because it parks up greater audience interest i f one o f their number ia helping the platform artist. Many musicians a lio get tho crowd to join In a chorus or two, Just to ollcit audi­ ence participation. Mitch M iller'* p o p u l a r "Sing Along With M itch" on tha T V la based on a similar idea. F or Mitch would urge all vlssrtrs to Join in tho alnglng, right there in their own liv­ ing rooms, before their TV sets. That makes popularity rat­ WE ings rise, because people think any program is better If they hava a part in itl That's an axiom o f Applied Psychology! Millions o f you readers hava listened to me In parson from the public lecture plat­ form, oo you may recall my use o f that "arm experiment" where I ask you to bring your hand down, but sot till I say "G o ." And you have participated in thla aama advertising test which Jack Pickering refers to. But i t is also wise fo r every lesdor to nemo several mem­ bers o f tha crowd during his speech, always in a compli­ mentary manner. F or as soon as wa are nam­ ed by the speaker, we auto­ matically become a "junior partner" In tho performance. And another axiom o f A p ­ plied Psychology aays thla: "Nobody belittles his own firm or partnership!" Instead, ha tends to laud it, so those peep’ s whom tha speaker baa daftly named in hla address, w ill praise the talk moat loudly, Thla la ona o f tho daft se­ crets o f successful clergy­ men I Failure to name n few parishioners in tha sermon is alto n basic reason why poor clergymen don't fill tha pews on 8undsy. F or smart public platform artiste make it n habit to bring aa many o f the audi­ ence as possible into tho speech or sermon 1 Y e t many erudite clergy­ men will struggle fo r U years and atill occupy small pulpits, largely because they don't utilise this simple "a u d I o n e o participation" technique. Send fo r the booklet "N ow Psychology o f Advertising and Selling," enclosing a long atamped, return enve­ lops, plus 20 cents. I t contains thla audtaae* participation teat that Jack requested. Don’t expect something fo r nothing because tho result la you usually got nothing. HOLD COSTS DOW N 7 0 * ...fr a F L O fBiLfSg* R I D A P O W E R cm apm A root LIGHT SUUO flQKJDA W .M t * flam eless C O M 2#7 P A N A Y t*. -t �11 ►* Iff IW d l Mon* JaDi 18, *64— PA|tA B 0JiaA Clbblf. • S E A R A B B Y : Why do ao many women man growing By Abigail Van Buren (he speed limit, so no char* ges were brought against him. He was so heartsick he lost 30 pounds. Our pro* blem Is: E very Christmas since that happened we have sent the boy's fam ily a love* ly basket of fruit and a Isrge wreath of flowers for the boy's grave. I have the feeling that perhaps we shouldn't do this because it reminds them that their son is dead and my husband is still living. We surely don't want to cause them any more heartaches in the future. Can you or some* one who has been through tliis advise us? STUMPED D EAR STUM PED : You didn't say how the fam ily reacted to your gifts. I f they appear appreciative, by all means continue. If your gifts are acknowledged cool* ly, or not at all—discontinue the practice. • • • object to a a beard? I am aure that the good Lord didn't put hair on the facet of men to that a razor com* pany could tpontor boxing matches. And you line right up alongside the rest of the women and tay, " I f the beard scratches — scratch h im !" Men parted with their beards-about the same time women were given the right to vote and permitted to drive automobiles (you can do neither intelligently) but knowing how you women stick together 1'U bet leu bucks this never sees print. TED W. D E AR TE D : You lose! Now send that ten bucks to the Cancer Society. • • • D E AR AB B Y: I'v e never aeen a problem like ours in your column, and hope you can help us. Three years ago my husband accidental* ly hit a boy on a bicycle, and the boy was killed in* •tantly. It was a foggy eight, the boy darted out In front o f the car, and my husband was not exceeding Jacoby can sit together at a lunch counter. I also refuse to move. Why should 1? I ’ve never I was reminded o f that when West came to roe with his hard luck story. He start­ ed by telling me his hand and asking, "E veryone vulnerable. Y ou r partner opens one spade. Second hand bids two hearts. What do you d o?" Before I could reply he gave me all the bidding up to his double o f seven hearts and said, "Naturally, I led my deuce o f clubs. South’s ace pickled my partner's king. South drew trumps, finessed against my partner's Jack of clubs and made his contract. Do you think 1 am the unluckiest player in the w orld?" tt A None VA10BTI4I ♦ Ji oa ♦ AQI 1A BA IV IV rv IV IV Double Pass He paused for breath and I made a reply that probably made me a mortal enemy. The reply was, "N o. But your partner m ay well b e." U)& Jh& C O N FID E N TIAL TO "H O ­ R A TIO T H E SECOND": Many a successful business­ man owes his success to a colorless, dull-witted or anti­ social wife, whose boring company he has escaped by putting IS hours a day Into bis work. M y full sympathy goes out to poor East and I am sure even Watson would have fail­ ed to charge for sympathy had East come to him for condolences. East picked up a beautiful band add bid it right up to six spades. He would have had no trouble making it, but South went to seven hearts wheruepon West doubled and picked out the one opening lead that gave South the con­ tra c t O f course, had West made his norms! spade lead, South might still have guessed the club situation, but the chan­ ces are that he would have taken a simple finesse and gone down two tricks. East and West still would not have been happy, but at least they would have shown a profit rathar than a 3,470-point loss. :W n a m o a Chicago eoe her butcher face to face "Despite the and hava him make up her order, convenience of prepackaged She likes the butcher’s per­ m eat products, women want sonal assurance that the Ttha personal attention o f a bones are top quality o r that butcher when buying m e a t. . " the leg o f lamb la really So says the director of a na­ choice, Just as aha likes a tional magaslne'a research or- saleswoman’s assuranca that a dress she is considering is ganlzation. We sure do. And for good a good buy. Also, if she is a young and reason. The wsy it is now a woman has to examine most Inexperienced hotnemtker, she o f the pork chops or pot may want to ask tha butcher roasts in the m eat counter to questions about the best cut find just what she wants for of meat for a particular me­ dinner, and then she may not thod o f cooking, how big a find the right number of chops piece of meat she will need o r the right thickness, or ones to serve a certain number of guests, and so on. without too much fat. Even when she thinks a All these assurances and package o f cboops is just bits o f informaotln a wo­ right, she is often disappointed man expected from her butch­ when she gets them home. er—la the days when ha stood The top ones are nice and out in the open and knew be lean, while the ones under­ had to face her displeasure neath aren't so choice. if he sold her a tough cut of But that’s* not the only rea­ m eat son why a woman likes to But now that many butchers News Item with dateline reads: a d U q h iiq h iA • Sales • Service A Sem in ole T V (S) (!) 11:1# ( I ) <*) ftavtn Krya First Impr-aalon Father Knows Hast Bsarah far T*msyraw (Z) Truth nr Conaaquancaa 11:11 ( ! ) Oatdlna Dltht 1:11 ( I ) Hachalor Kathtr ( I ) Brnla Fard thaw (1) Maw* 1:1* (Z) Hpaclal— DD 1:1# ( ! ) A* Tha Warld Taaea IS) Mid-Fla. Raw* ( ! ) Pclanca lit t ( I ) Dafftlms I;** (S) Paaaword (S) Ann Southarn l:IS ( * ) A rt Llnklatlar ( t ) Day In Court ( I ) Tha Doctor* »:♦» (S) To Tall Tha Trutk ( I ) Doratta Youns (# ) Oanaral avoiplta! 1:1* (t ) Tha Edaa of Night 7:30-9:30 p. zn. NBC. Man- noMs Is hired to tie the talk­ ing to Ms apartment uninvitday Night A t T b * Movies. ing tor her. The job is to ed. M tome out be isn't e "Singin' In H »e Rain." (color). keep Debbie in the back­ ground. This accurate and hilarious 9:30-9 p. m. CBS. The Lucy satire on moviemaking in the Show. A good example o f how twenties stars Gene Kelly, Property Donald O'Connor, Debbie Rey­ Lucille Ball eon make some­ nolds and Jean Hagen. The thing out o f a weak plot with musical comedy is eet in her inspired antiee. Lucy and Hollywood during the transi­ V iv (V ivian Vance) enroll in tion from sltents to (alkies, an art class where they're with K elly playing a song-tnd- both immediately smitten by dance man who becomes ■ a suave atudeot (Robert Al­ ■■ silent movie bero. When talk­ d a ). Lucy turns green with Casualty ies arrive, his movie partner, jealousy when be asks V iv for 114 N O R TH Jean Hagen, finds her voice e date end sets out to break unsuitable and Debbie Rey- up the romance, even to go­ > F A 3-4920 Zenith Color T V Sake 2600 Sanford A ve. For Jp 'm m M McKIBBIN PARK F A 2-0331 89234823534848232323485323535353485323 TU ESD AY A. M. 1:11 ( I ) Nawa. Waathar f:!0 ( I ) Farm naport 1:11 (Z) Contlaaatal Claa*team 1:11 ( I ) Collar# at the Air «:)• IS) Today ( I ) Wake O * Marla* t it ! 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SOLIDS D elicious M AYO SOUTH AMERICAN 2445 French A w . CORNED BEEF Sanford, Fla. C a rry O ut O rders Fh. 322-9616 RITZ Why women haven't protest­ ed loud enough to get the butcher back out front is a mystery, since today's super­ market aims to keep the wo­ man who pushes the grocery cart happy et all costs. N O W thro W ED. V* fy; 8h*we A t 1:00 • 1:19 9:19 - Tsl9 • 9:09 •t Robe CORNER SALAD sM DRESSING . 4 4 ovjic f u r\fl HIUl-IN TV RENTAL T V Tima Previews 11:11 (Z) Toalta Shaw ( t ) Tha Data Show By Oswald Jacobv 41097014 B AST (T » AXIOM A A J m i l WN< •K9T9I9 AQI V *1 14 X II 1A 4A & to ID D It a t t grocery checkout with 6 or ( i ) Zana Oray Thaatar 7 people who each had about l i l t ( I ) Monday N il* At Tha $15 worth o f groceries, and Movlaa ( I ) Ta Tall Tha Trnth you’d let someone ahead of ( I ) Outer !.lmlls you with a loaf of bread 1:1# (S) 1’va Oot A Baer at S:10 It) Waron Train and a pound of butter. I (S) Tha l.ucy Show wouldn't, but 1 think you #:t* (S) Danny Thomas Sill <*> Andy OrUIlth Sh are stupid enough to. Yours (S) Hollywood and tha truly. Stars 1 S:M ( » ) Hraahlnr Point HOMER LV SOUTH GATE (S) Bait Hid*—W ait D E AR HOMER: You sure Side have me pegged, Buddy, I ( t ) Bins Alone W ltk Mitch frequently let someone a11:11 ( t ) Nawicapa head of me with a loaf of ( I ) ,S'««a ( t ) Murphy Marita With bread and a pound of but­ tha Maws ter. And I'm stupid enough 11:11 ( I ) Sporla Final to enjoy it. (S) Smaa Card A Mata * • • ( I ) Theater of tha lia r * A Q l dollar and to express sympa­ thy i f given a double fee. anybody .would stand in line at The late Louis Watson once • fortune by offering to listen to any bridge story for one asked move for me. I ’ll bet you On norm M O ND AY P. M. 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Phone FA 2-3101 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. • FOLLOW OUR SIUN8 D'ANJOU PEARS 2 29 ST E N ST R O M REALTY Solei Agent* F A 1-2420 MX*.} — 11 - »#» J- ... — h ~ “ !U i —i . �Pape 6— Mon. Jan. 13, *G4 Hostess To Stewart, Scott Bolin Angeline Wed In Candlelight Ceremony The Daughteri of Wesley Sunday School Class o f the First Methodist Church met for the regular social and Angcline M a r i e Stewart, business meeting in McKinley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Stewart, became Mines. J, N. Glllon, A. L. the bride of Herbert Scott Hardesty, M. R. Strickland, Bolin, son of Mrs. Muriel Bo­ Robert F. Cole, T. J. Taylor lin and Rodney J. Bolin, Chi­ and Mrs. G. W. Bailey were cago, III., Dec. 28 at 7 p.m. hostesses. An arrangement of In the Holy Cross Episcopal sweet peas, In pastel colors, Church. centered the refreshment taRev. John Thomas officiat­ ble and the speaker’s table ed at the double ring, candle­ was trimmed with gerbera light ceremony. The church daisies. was decorated with floral ar­ Mrs. C. M. Flowers, class rangements o f white fugi president, presided over the mums and pine boughs. A business session and routine program o f nuptial music reports were given by all was played by Miss Beatrice committee chairmen. Mrs. Buck, organist, and Included Flowers, Mrs. Policy, Mrs. .t. "O Perfect Love,” Handel s B. Monroe and Mra. Taylor ‘ •March In B Flat” and w ill represent the class work­ "Trum pet Tune.” ing at the x-ray unit, in front The bride, given in marrio f Garrett's Department ago by her father, was ra­ Store, Jan. 21. diant in a formal gown of Mrs. Taylor, assisted by white velvet. The fitted bodice Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, gave featured a sweetheart neck­ the devotional. Mrs. Thurline trimmed with appllqued snond read the scripture and roses, centered with a seed Mrs. Taylor read a new pearl, and long tapered sleev­ year's story, followed by es ending In points over Uio prayer. hands. Tho flowing pleated Mrs. Glllon and Mrs. Lucy skirt fell into a brush train Courier made contributions to and was trimmed with apthe birthday bank aud Mrs. pllqued roses. Her elbowClaude Herndon accompanied length veil of silk Illusion was Uu group singing "Happy attached to a crown of pearls Birthday” to them. and hand-cut crystals. She A word game "A r e You wore a single strand o f pearls, Soft-Soaping God7” was con­ a gift from the bridegroom, ducted by the hostesses. Mrs. and carried a cascade bou­ Thurmond was declared win­ quet of while roses with liliesner o f the game and given a of-tlie-vallcy backed by velvet prize. Coffee and cake were leaves. served to thosa attending: Connie Stewart, sister of Mmes. Charles Meriwether, the bride, was maid of hon­ C. M . Flowers, Roy Tlllis, or and wore a peacock green Clark Leonardy, Lucy Cour­ velvet dress fashioned with a ier, Claude Herndon, R. B. bell-shaped skirt and a fitted Monroe, Louise Knowles, J. bodice with a scooped neck­ P . Thurmond, W. E. Raines, line and long sicevs. Her Folley, I, J. Boyette, Thomas headpiece was a halo hat of L . Sullivan, Brodle Williams, matching green velvet with a G reet Hudson, Harry Browg, abort veil and she carried a P . W. Rowland and Misses bouquet o f green fugi mums Versa Woodcock and Aline and bride's rosea accented Chapman. witlh velvet leaves. T h e bridesmaids, Sunny Skinner, Mr*. Terry Smith, Mrs. Fred C asselberry Barker, IMcson, Ariz., sister of the bridegroom, and Shar­ on Lupfcr, Paris, Tenn., wore dresses Identical to tho maid of honor. Their flowers were B y Jawe Casselberry bouquets o f green fugi mums Mr. and Mrs. F. Jt. Cart­ backed by green velvet wright, Pittsburgh, Pa., ar­ leaves. rived Monday for • month'! Rodney Bolin, Chicago, 111., visit with her sister, Mrs. twin brother of the brideHarold Wood, 241 Normandy groom, served as best man Boad. and ushers were Fred Park­ er, Tucson, Arlz., Jack lluis­ M r. and Mra. Em ery Brit­ kamp, Durham, N.C., brothton and chUdreu have moved crs-ln-law of the bridegroom, from their home on Quintup­ Walter Neal, Liberty, N- C. let Drive to their new home and Terry Smith, on Leke Drive. M n . Stewart chose for her Personals Mrs. Joe Corley *v . y Orar H Fruit* And Nut* gySM f r u it CAKE traa to Gamma Lambda chap* ter members, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, at her home. Gamma Lambda will 100 Extra Plaid Stamp* be! LB. KING hn.teaa chapter fo r the all-1 sorority luncheon Jan. 18,: and elaborate plans were dis­ cussed and approved for this I 2J Extra Plaid Stamp* event. One o f the luncheon at- I tractions will be a w fashion a f SO K itra Plaid Stamp* a “ No Coupons Necessary’* show o f furs. During the social hour members presented a neck­ lace, with a torch pendant, to Mrs. Banks Golden, recent bride o f Tom Spurlin. The Hpurlins will make their home in Georgia. Mrs. Corley serv­ ed miniature sandwiches and fruit cake to thosa attending: Mines. J. W . Carter, Jim Blythe, Banka Golden, Jo Kampf, Larry Mann, Jim Junes, Don Hamner, Gil Daigle, Billy Wynn, LaMar Household Hints S U P E R - R IG H T ” E X T R A S u p e r-R ig h t” LE A N FRESH LY GROUND W estern M e a ty Sm all P o rk S P A R E 'Super-Right" Tender Western LAM B f A common error In rooting cuttings from shrubbery is making the cuttings too long. A four-to-six desirable. inch length Is Golden Rise Swretmilk or Buttermilk Longer stems are more difficult to root. Don't wait plants arc until infested house with in­ sects before doing somcttiing about this problem. A week­ MR. A N D MRS. SCOTT BO LIN daughter's wedding a kelly green brocaded dresi with matching jacket and wore a white orchid corsage. T h e bridegroom's mother wore a pink lace dresa, matching ac­ cessories and a pink cymbidium orchid. The bride's grandmother, Mr*. B. F. Burke, wore a grey suit with a white camellia corsage. Mrs. II. J. Bolin, grand­ mother of the bridegroom, chose a blue dress and a white camellia corsage. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was given In tho church parish house, decorated with fugi mums and potted palms. The fhre-tiered wedding cake, top­ ped with a miniature bride and bridegroom, was placed on tho bride's tablo with an arrangement of pink carna­ tions and while mums with a five-branch candelabra. Mrs. Al Skinner and Mrs. M. L. Nichols were in charge of the punch bowl. Mrs. Fred Lupfcr, sunt of the bride, and Mrs. A l Stanley, served ilia cake. Floating hostesses were Rosemary Southward, Leslie Jones, Bat Lavender, Judy Uurtcharll and Margaret Jonc*. Mrs. Floyd Bush kept the brldo's book*. For her wedding trip the bride choir a blue wool suit with black accessorica and a while orchid corsage. T h e newlyweds will make their home at 1124 Church Street, Evanston, 111. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lupfcr ib d Sba iu ii , Paris, Tenn., Mrs. Muriel Bolin, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bolin, Rodney Bo­ lin, Chicago, Mrs. II. J. Bo­ lin, Evanston, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Jack lluiskamp, Dur­ ham, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Horace King, Bill and Hor­ ace Jr., New Smyrna Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker Jr., Tucson, Arir., Col. and Mrs. Fred Barker Sr., and Jim, Arlington, Va., Mrs. Jcsso Balfc, Luther ilogaett, Or­ lando,, Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Brain, llalscy Jr., and David, Tumpa. afternoon with Mrs. Mrs. Chloc Caldwell of In­ day dianapolis, Ind., is visiting her James Wallin instead o f with Clarcnco Snyder as daughter and son in-law, Rev. Mrs. planned. and M ri. 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Strip— : baby plnk/ahoeking, yellow/ •range fluff, I t f awn/viking btuc. ^ \ \ 1 1 Priree in this ad are geed through Wadoca day, January I I, * �+ •» * *t • : Oviedo W ins; Lyman One And One; Tribe Loses SHS Improves Hounds Fall But Evans Thinking Out Loud At Apopka; Defends Well Beat Ocoee About the range Friday man in racing at six feet three, 255 pounds, will tackle about the biggest job in racing during the annual “ Speed W eek*" at Daytona International Speedway in February. The 37-year-cld Shaw says he will drive in four o f the major events o f “ Speed Week a," that he has pur­ chased four cars, and Is readying them fo r the unprece­ dented assault on prise money and trophies. Shaw plana to maka hi* flrat appearance In the 260mile \mcrlcan Challenge Cup race for sporta, GT and prototype ears, which will be run over the 3.81-mlle trackund road courae, Feb. 15. He w ill drive a Ford Cobra. He will come back the next day In the 2000 kilometer (1243 miles) Daytona Continental, longest raea scheduled fo r America In 1064 and which will require more than 12 hours to run. Shaw will have a third try on the track In the 250mile N A S C A R national modlfled-sportsman race Kelt. 82. He will drive a modified 1001 Ford In this duel against the best modified cars and driver* in the country. The tireless South Carolinian will make his fourth and last go Feb. 2.1 In the sixth running o f the world's fastest race— the Daytona 500 fo r late model stock cars, lie will handle a 1064 Ford In this M illin g race. Requests fo r invitation to both the American Chal­ lenge Cup and the Continental have come in from all over the U. 8 . and Europe and the two races premise to provide the fastest and richest weekend ever scheduled fo r cars o f that type. night in Orlando when they sank M per cent of their shots—but they atill dropped a G6 to 51 decision to the Tro­ jans o f Fvnn< High of Or­ lando. It was the defense the Tro Jans threw at the locals which limited the number of Semi note attempts. All season long the Tribe has been able to fire at tha hoop enough times to whip anybody but couldn’t link enough of them to beat some of the Biddy Basketball League teams here in San ford. Put finally when thtjr get a night that they make their ahots count they run Into a de­ fense that limits b'tcir at tempts. Anywav, it was a different story. Evans, undefeated In Metro loop play to date, racked up their fifth conference victory. It was their ninth win of the season. For Seminole, it was their fourth league loss end their eighth loss of the year, David Biga, Chuck Ferrell, Dick Wledenbeck and Larry Lample led the Trojans in t f scoring department. Diga and Ferrell poeted 16 points each. For Seminole, Mike Bowes, Mike McClesry and Barry Johnson led the scoring. The Trojans took a 15 to 3 lead about midway in the first period before the Semi noles found the range and they cut the Orlando five's margin to seven points by the end o f the frame. But it was almost the same etory In the second period and the Tro, Jans left the floor with a halftime lead o f 52 to 21. In the third stanza Evan< racked up 21 points to pull far away from the Tribe but the Sanford quintet came back strong in the last quarter to cut the margin to 12 point*. The Seminole* find tliemselvea tied for last plact In tha Metre loop with the P io­ neers of Oak Ridge. In a preliminary JayVee contest, Evans look a 53 to 16 decision from the Baby Seminoles. Legal Notice SEC Cage Standings Southeast*** Conference standings: C O N FE R E N C E W L P F PA TEAM 0 201 168 3 rennessea Georgia Tech 2 0 145 121 2 1 230 196 Vanderbilt Florida 2 1 214 312 2 Georgia 1 109 211 o 2 358 308 Kentucky •1 2 310 203 1/ouisiana State Alabama 1 •a1 * 186 195 1 2 168 185 Auburn Mias. Stats 1 2 1R8 210 Mississippi 1 8 190 210 Tulnne 0 4 280 360 Summary Of Weekend Sports United Press International SATU RD AY —Peggy Fleming, 15. Passdena, Calif., won the women's M IAM I (U P I) Two un­ national senior skating title identified men shared a $75.- and a place on the U. S. Oly­ 002.20 twin double payoff at mpic team. • • e Tropical Park; Sophia's Boy won the $16,250 Gold Coast BOSTON (U P I) - Wendell Handicap by two lengths. Moltlcy of Trinidad, running e under the Yale University col­ C LE VE LAN D . Ohio (U P I ) ors, bettered the world indoor record for 500 yards with a time of 55.5 seconds in the Knights of Columbus track NOTICE ns* Bt'lT mccL •TA TE OF FLORIDA TO • a a DELORES ANN SAMPSON, whose resident# le ttSI Flret Piece. N. W . Apartment I. Weehltigtcn, D. P. and whose mailing sd.lrns I# 8101 First Place. N. tV.. Apartment I, Washing ten, D. C.t A salt having bees filed against you In the Circuit Court In end for Hrmlnote County. Florida, In Chancery, for divorce, the abbreviated tltla of which la Cornellua K. fUmpeon, plaintiff, v. Delorea Ann Ssmpson. defendant, thlt notice la to require you to file with tha Clerk of said Court your written defeneee, If any, to th# plaintiffs com­ plaint filed In aald cauee, and to aarva g copy ou tha plaintIf fa attorney# not latar than tha llth day of February, A. V. IPSA. Herein fall not er a decree pro ronfeaeo will be entered agalnet you. WJTNKH8 my hand and the ttal o f said Court at Hanford, Florida. Iht* Sth day of Jan­ uary. A. D. IPSA. (B E A D ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. (SEAL) Jit. Arthur II. Rtckwllb. Jr., Clerk ef the Circuit Court As Clark of tha Circuit lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Court Ry: Martha T. Vlhlen HUTCHISON AND LEFKI.nil Dtputy Clark Attorney: Barry R. Nager Pott Office Drawer H Edwards flulldlng Oat North Orange Rids, suits :oi Sanford, Florida Attornaya for Plaintiff frlando, Florida ,b _ Publlah Dec. II. SI, 1 »U * Jan. Publlah Jen. It, Ze, 17, A Feb S. It, lift . IPSA. CDQ-ZI C P P -II C H EC KED YO U R BRAKES RECENTLY? You Should E very 6 Months at Least! make sure YO U can stop! Don't take your brakes fa r granted! W ENGEN, (U P I)—Egoc Austria won giant slalom s SPECIAL! L h i h R E G U L A R 13.50 V A L U E • I • • Renwvn front wheels adjast W llM Switzerland — Zlmmermann of the Laul>crhorn Jki event, e e SUNDAY CLEVELAND . Ohio (U P I) —Scott Ethan Allen, 14, Smoke Rise. N. J., became (he youngest skater lo win the na­ tional (igure senior men's championship. s e a FO RT LAU D ERD ALE — (U P I ) — The rules commit­ tee of (lie National Collegiate Athletic Association approved almost unlimited substitution in college football games, a • • NEW Y O R K (U P I) - Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (R -N .Y .) (old the Boxing Writers Asso­ ciation (B W A ) that federal control o f the sport could be­ come necessary soon. I l| I I I I I I I I The I.ymnn High School Greyhounds split a pair o f weekend contests, defeating the Ocoee Cardinals 63 to 43 Saturday night for their fifth victory o f the current season. However, tha ’ Hounds drop­ ped the big one Friday night, an Orange-Belt Conference a f­ fair, to the red hot Apopka niue Darters, 49 to 35, at Apopka. O f course, whipping the Hlue Darter* on their home court Is something that hasn’t been done In Apopka's last 42 eonsecutlv* horn* appeantnees. The Hlue Darters, with a record of seven wins and a sin­ gle defeat going Into the con­ test, had their hands full dur­ ing the opening period. I.yman was heading Apopka, 13 to 10, at the end of the fir » t frame. H o w e v e r , the Greyhounds cooled o ff and as a result they wound up the a ffa ir sinking only 27 per cent o f their shots. In the rebounding depart­ ment the 'Hounds were also pace. But Don Smith did lug in 14 and Richard Grant was second with four. The 'Hounds were strong in one phase o f the tilt, they did sink -43 o f their 17 charity ahota. Bill Sheppard picked up a dozen points to lead the game's scoring. Bruce Altman got 11 for Apopka and Dick Goding hit for 10. For the Longwood crew, Donnie Smith came up with 11 and Charlie Asher got 10. But it was a different story Suturduy night. Tha 'Hounds picked up their fifth win when they found th* basket and hit 16 out o f 41 attempts fo r 39 per cent. The Red Birds and the 'Hounds were knotted at 9-all at tha and o f tha opening quarter and Lyman took a halftime lead of 25 to 20. Th* Red Birds climbed to within one point o f the Greyhounds in tho third p«rlod but Lyman came up with 21 lest period point* for th* margin o f vic­ tory. Smith posted 13 point* to lead Lyman while D a v i d Grant, with 15, took all highpoint honors fo r th* night. Tha Baby Greyhounds drop­ ped a 37-32 decision to the Iluhy Blue Darters Friday night but cam* back Saturday night to whip th* little Red Birds, 40 to 18. Little Ronda Opens A t S0K C Tonight Fast-finishing Little Rhon­ <1# Hurry. T. Miss Dunmors, I Veght Heads Golf Tourney 12,000 T ou rn eys M ILW AUKEE, Wla. (U P I ) —The American Bowling Con­ gress sanctioned approximate­ ly 12,000 tournaments with prize funds totaling $22 m il­ lion In 1062. M E N - W O M EN front agae 18 to U . Proparr now for U . H. Civil .Service Job openings in this area during th* nsxt 12 months. monlha. Government positions pay as high as 8446.M n jnoath They provide to start. Thay provld# much grantor security than private employment a n d excellent opportunity fo r advancement. Many poslorr no tions require llttlo e specialised aducation or es# parlance. But to get ene e f these lob*, yen mast peas a test, The competition la keen and la aom* cases only una out af five - — DARRELL PELL, nine year old eon of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pell of Osteen, bagged this fine deer earlier in the bunting season at Turkey Track near Now Smyrna. da, who excited San(ord-OrUndo greyhound racing fans with her whirlwind stretch drives last season, gets her first start o f the season at SOKC in tho featured loth race tonight. Little Rhonda, owned by C. H. Scott, moves up from the Tampa track which closed Wednesday night. Another former SOKC favorite in tho tame Hold is O. J. Daniel's Ruby Keeler, who also mov­ ed up from Tampa last week. Cerll Austin's Texas I.acc. winner of last year's king and queen champlonihlp, runs in tonight's second event. With a victory tonight, Texas Lace will move back Into feature competition and a chance to compete against the best. Texas laco was one of the top greyhounds at the track at the end o f last season. Tlie annual charity night program If aisled for Thuraday night at SOKC. Profits from the program will be turned over to various chari­ table organization! in Orange ST. PETERSBURG ( U P I ) — Jack Veght* was named cham­ and Seminole Countiei. pion of the Lakewood New Tonlghl’a entries: FlltoT l l l l i : — B/IS Mil* — Year'* Invitational G olf Tour­ (Jra4v I — I. K •film, 2 I'hrrokss Hundlal, Z. Notlfl#4. 4. nament Sunday a fter heavy Id»nt. I. Rrown Trs##, I Penratna flooded out th* last round of play. Second was A ] Johns o f C am era Stopped I ’unta Gorda with a 221, and NEW YO R K (U P I) - It Is third waa liana Davis o f St. impossible to take a picture Petersburg with a 223. o f a stationary object with a photo finish camera. WANTED! L i n t e l a Service halpa Ihoasaad* prepare fa r these teste every year. II la on* of th* largest and oldest privately owned acnoou schools or of its kind end is la not connoct# connectrd with th* Gevanunent. ____ For F R E E Information on Government Jobe, including list * f positions and oafartoa, fill ent coupon and mall at once — T O D A Y . You will alae get fa ll detolls ea hew yen can arepare yourself fa r thane teste. | W t g ,u y _ ACT NOW! Hotttii* AIR>s s c c o n ii F A 2-2821 — a/ia m i i » — Lions, hotter Pierce Joins Tate’s Staff N K A i : v r n h u t : — i / s h r #— conch interior linemen on the l.rada I.*— 1. Minnie dal##. S. defense. Dank Hank. Z. Coadcn Rock, 1. awiet Ilarhla, I. Wild Waal• rn, I. Harbour Cholew t. Roekln Sfnlll#. I. Midterm F .iu im i hack Tha Hurricanes e f Death of tha gym floor to eonatrneU Seminole Junior High, with ed over eonercto and the other two prevloua defeats, climbed half isn't. When it rain* the moisture comes right up Into tha victory column Satur# through tha section of the day night In their first out­ floor which to not over con­ ing against Junior high com­ crete and the court can be­ petition when they defeated come almost unplayable. Once of Oviedo Junior High, 41 to 17. this season the Mon# The Hurricanes dominated Oviedo High were forced to th* ball gam* right from th* move e geme to Ocoee because opening whittle. They led the of the condition o f tha floor. Rut, bark to the ball game, Lion Cub* 11 to 4 at th* end of the opening stanza, 20 to 12 Newell and Stuart led the Hurricnncs with some excel­ at tha half. 32 to 14 at the three quarter mark, and wound lent rebounding pity. The Hurricanes defensse against up with a 27-polnt margin. the Lion Cubs with an effec­ La try Lott led th* Hurri­ canes with 13 points with tive style o f zone play. In a preliminary contest, liruce Stuart and Charlio Newell coming up with 11 and tho Hurricanes' Junior varsity 8 points, respectively. For the five (eighth graders) romped Baby Lions, Fugato waa top to a 41 to 29 victory over man to tie Lott for high point Slavla. Brent Rose led th* lit­ tle Hurricanes with 11 points honors with 13. The ball gam* nearly had whilo Woddy Scssoma had to be called In the fourth pe­ seven. riod due to the condition of the floor. It seem* that half iiai. aia' Gators Stay In Running United Press International Florida’s Gator* kept is tbs thick of the Southeastern Con­ ference race with a fat win over the weekend while Flor­ ida Slate was handing Miami Its second loss in a row in Florida big three basketball. Th* Gators trounced SEC rival Auburn 63-46 Saturday night In Gainesville to give Norman Sloan'i charges a 2-1 conference record and an overall 7-3 tally this season. Tennessee's Volt lead the SEC with a 3 0 record. Meanwhile, Florida State was upending high-scoring Mi­ ami at Tallahassee 80-78 with a ball-control gams. |ACTIONI THRILISI WsrlWs fastest Ipsrf TONIGHT flU T O A M I 7:40 p.m. 1 U M E S N I6 H T L L a d i « s N ig h 'HAfolts tllW M . *. Ph. 83$4221 i s ny, N* MlMfs on I sNi-o si m« m "<ui i FRONTON > q; a i i i i 4in i . 4.» SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS A <• 1 FARRELL’S ARCAD E PACK AG E STORE O PEN D A IL Y — 9 A . M. - 6:15 P. M. 319 K F IR S T HANFORD W E G IV E TO P V A L V E RTAM P8 — a/t* tuts— liradr II— 1. l-ow.r D»ck, t. Italian t-ac*. I. Party Plan I. Kurprlaa lineal, I. Tu»l Wire, 4. Mac Htrelch, T. Pat’a Flight. I El Camlno Duche#a NINTH HACK — S/l* NUa — (irad# A — t. Proptr Plus. 5. Nieto, I. Button!, 4. 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Tall Zlan p roved G I I I I ■ ■ ■ ■ H ■ |] H NIGHTLY Im proved M ATIN E E S Wednesday A 8 :1 0 H EXCEPT Saturday - I M SUNDAY L Tk* *M t * See M ■ we# mu aa The ewe belew ■ Is g#e ( C H A R IT Y N IG H T T H U R S D A Y All4 |f9fRd turn§ tfttt C69M aa* stMem*, g lugs 8 u rose oNh l ■ has fta Me el e to • G L A S S -E N C L O S E D I HEATED GRANDSTAND T H U R S D A Y L A D IE S ’ N IG H T I L IN C O L N SERVICE# Dept. 28 Pekin, Illiaet* 1 C i t y ---------------------------- ----------------- S t a t e ------------------- J hath Oviedo than a $1.93 pistol, went on a scoring spree Friday night nt Mount Dora and racked up an 89 to 54 victory over Howey Academy in a non-league a f­ fair. From the gun the Lions seemed to sink everything they aimed at th# net. They Jumped into n 27 to 5 lead at the end o f the first frame, and led 48 to 22 at halftims. Dur­ ing fhs second quarter Howey got moving and came up with 17 points. The I ions picked up 22 points in the third period and got 19 in the final quarter whilo Howey was a.de to tally only 32 in th* last half. In the o p e n i n g game, Oviedo's JnyVecs came up with a 72 to 28 romp over the Ilnwks. Back to the varsity tilt, Ted Bcllhorn posted 18 points to lead tho Lions. Rex Rrookt posted 16 and Jimmy Courier tied with Skip Rook nt 14 each. J eff Blnnereld and Allen W hitt had 18 each for Howey, on* short o f th* 14 bagged by Worley Pruett. It was Oviedo's fifth win in e.vrn.starts this season. OVIEDO (8 9 )t Courier 3*4 — 14; Stewart 1-2— 4; Mikler 4-1— P; Rook 6-2— 14; Arndt 2-0— 4; Colbert 3-0—6; llellhorn 8-2— 18; lltooks 7-2-16; Gemmage, 2-0— 4; Miller 0-0 — 0; Total* 38-13—89. HOW KL ( 54)1 Binneveld 8-7 — 13; Christy 2-2—6; Pruett 6-2— 14; W hitt 3-7— 13; Tat* 2 -1 -5 ; Lopes 0-1— 1 V ill 1-0 — 2; Dana 0-0— 8 ; Hancock 0-0—0; Totals 17-20—64. O v ie d o _____ 27 21 22 19-89 Howey _____ 5 17 12 20—54 liras# II— 1. J##n Drake, Z. Rocket Flara. ». Hard Cutler, 4. Trust#*, Z. Upper Story, I. J -ff Mar. T. T riaa U r r „ I. Mu#h Fcrr»ll i'111atis lis t s ) — 5/Hi S4tu — fimilr II -I . I.uitaue, Z. Tampa, Hot Rod. S Camera Dug, 4. Fr#d R., I Hsf# Swap. I. D'e l'lr#. T. K*a Rural I’rlnca, I. I’onr Richard FlIt’IITII l i v e r — S/l* Hit*— 1. rnitr W— 1. W.D.'S Almodar, C O R A L G AB LE S ( U P I ) — 2. Well Behaved, I. Mr. Dud#. 4 Hummer Kale, I. Demand Charlie Tate, tho new Unlver. llork. 4 Rocket D#a. t. Frits* ally o f Miami head football a#rald. I. Donraatar llo*#o FIFTH RACK — S/l Mil* — coach, said Saturday ha had (•rad# II — t. O Nellie, S. Kaloiax Mar. I. Rroo, 4. Time­ hired LcRoy Pearce, assistant ly Kathy, S. II. A.’a Ampl# hend coach at Georgia, aa a Slavic <■ Ruff Iwtonard, T. I’#- defensive asfUtuut. turd. S H i l.ukv The hiring o f l ’carce, Tat* SIXTH HAITI — B'14 Mila — lirada F— 1. Judy Rfd. I. said, completes tha Hurrlcant Dodge N* Dart, Z. T#a#mma. 4. Jam## Kmmet. I. Atil.call Hut, defensive coaching staff. Rob (. Itarry’e Here, t. Iluaty Jet, Cummings o f Vanderbilt will t Vel Fra IN L U X U R IO U S CLUBHOUSE j hy Aon rtea't s#to te hleb Sere** Tstate* O H C . . . I M rs* tech *t evtaM ik heasmlsstea. k#*ep«w4sat heat Sorry! N o Mlnursl lasUe* stjeel Saw. Take a You've a s m tru ss ■ ear that sea Be c a m ro m A T to N « * i * # “ W here th* T ap D ag* R ea Rain e r BhUmT I muck Interested. Pleas* send me eknelntely I IF RamE Every ( 1 ) A list e f U . 8. Government position* end I salaries; (1 ) Information *n hew to qaallfy fo r a U . I . I Government Jeh. I • Add brake I_ Hold H M M Street ----- — ... . - .......... ........ .......... Phene ------ -------- |i SERVICE I STORE Lions Trounce 'Canes Beat Howey 89-54 Junior Lions At Mt. Dora Tho A L L Repack front wheel hearings Check grease seal* so o d A ear 555 W . F IR S T ST. A L L GAMES W I- 1*F P A 10 •» 784 674 R 3 903 838 12 1 1153 010 7 3 640 767 3 6 609 684 12 9 1314 1055 5 0 1026 1062 7 8 069 934 6 6 810 726 6 8 916 910 4 7 8U7 852 0 13 902 1184 Legal Notice i<w t h h n n r r i T i ni a T n r n t i : x i v t i i J i 'i m s s i . r m C'VIT* IX S M I ro w 8KMIflOLK COl'XTT. FLORIDA. IK CHANCERY NO. IM M Ilf MKi ADD ITIO N OF FRANT FHtlrMim. ■ Minor, iiy JAK on If A ItICIf. hl« KUpfnthtr. n o t i c e n r ri'ELiCATiocv o r PETITION FOE ADOPTION TOi JOSEPH PHILLIPS TOO ARE H E R E BT NOT!. F in n that s ralltlnn haa baan filed In tha above atrled Court by JAKOII IIA RICH for the addition of KHAN/. F IIII.M l’fl, a minor, by the Petitioner, JAK oll IIAIlICII. and you are required to eervt a eopy of yeur Answer or objections to ehow cauee why said Petition ehould not he granted, on the attorney for Prttllon#r, IIAItnr It. NAOKIl, One North orenge Uulbllng. Suite :ot, Or­ lando, "lorlda, and file the original In the office of tha Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the H ad day of January, lift . H OIKIN' K AIL NOT or a Decree Pro C.tnfeaeo will be entered attains! you. WiTNCStf my hand and sea! of aald Court In Sanford, Senti­ nels County. Florida, this 10th day of Decamber, Iff*. Mon. Jan 13, ’64— Page 7 H rralb f S h a w H i m Job Cut Out For H im Graham Shaw o f Columbia, S. C., about the biggest Seminole High's cage quin­ fta n fn rb Sporta B T J U L IA N STENSTROM tet found 51j» arf * aannat clu b M ID W A Y UCTW BSN SANTORD A N D O BLAM DO N E W V rE E P 1W A G O N E E R co S ellY 500 E. S«cond St. 'Jaap' vehlola* | in action la ¥ ep^ ^ nunr B u fo rd , Florida • p. as. Cfcuaal > j — :rr �VIjt VcxIarB x couhtbp VftEll h j # 8— Mon. Jin. 18. *84 stfA en y ONBWJNPftBP MSN USTBM* to Moue SPSBCM, CAPTAIN / WlMSTV-ClSUr POTtoU THtVIH I GOT TWKUGM TO AIL OP T «tM ? y > FE^CEMT OF TWBM W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) — Cigarette amoklng It »uch a danger to the health o f cmcken that the government should take “ appropriate re­ medial action,” a long-awalL ed federal report recommend*. J IT NEEDS A '— ' r HEW COVER BUT. I MATE TO SPEND V* 7 M O N TH AT ^ O L D COUCH.' s * > MAYBE WE S H O U LD JUST ,B U V A N E W ri >< o n e ; - - 'T W A T — NE ED NEW C W A lR S -p — rwe N /irs 6oiNfl NEE D tN E W U S. MEANS WC-Il Y d RAPES A Few ’ NEW * A NEW COUCH COVER-, RLKSSL Smoking Can Kill, U. S. Public Health Report Finds The report, issued Saturday by the Public Health Service, found that uie o f cigarette* i* a cause o f lung cancer and contribute* to other dUeaies •uch aa heart ailments, chro­ nic bronchitis and emphyeerai. Just w h «t "remedial action” should be taken eras not spell­ ed out by the committee o f 10 distinguished medical scien­ tists who compiled the 160,- Legal Notice IV THK e m t b i r t M H T OF T H * NINTH J t 'i l i r i U C IS l LIT, IV A I D FOtt SKMIi o i .i l c o r v r r . F l o r i d a c h is c c r t no . m u FIltHT FE D E R A L SAVING* AND LOAN AHROOIATION OF ORLANDO, a corporation. PUIstllf. <7k i i o n — y i - ------------- SPBCIALDEUVeniES J IN TERESTING TH A N v - £ r " LITTLE y / M SPECIAL DELIVERY-S IG N ON THE BOTTOM kR j j r t LINE > s - ^ 5 « r ' old f iv e L E T T E R S -' DON'T YOU.. T H IN K ? f i DID KtXl e c r THE TAX \ v WFUND/DAD? U u-N Eeo r r A u , POR, Th E METER / J NO. BECAUSE WE'LL-PE POWM TOWN FOR A N ­ OTHER HOUR— HUH ----- jd cca x crc* OFtJTMHAI VOJ CANT KflL IHKTOECfAl I jo e r MADE HIM A MEMBEfZ , CF THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB, f ow e of T H s se dan© M X lU - GO TOO FAR/ -------------DOd r <k m x 4 At K A llt** % li v*. ETUI A JEANNEA CltAtO. s/k /a ERMA J. CRAIO. a/fc /a JEANNEA E. CRAIO. formt r lr ERMA J. HAIHtlMlTON. and RICHARD M. CRAIO, har husband, at al-. DtNndanta. NOTICE OF SI'IT ■TATE OP FLORIDA COl'NTT OF BKRINOI.E TOI ERMA JEANNEA CRAIO. e/k/a ERMA J. CRAIO. • a/k/a J E A N N E A E. CRAIO. formerly EIUIA J. HARRINOTON Rasldanca Unknown ▼ou ara harab, notlfl.d that a ault hai batn Iliad tealnat ,ou In tha abova antttlad cauaa, and that you ara rarjulrad to Ilia your anaarar with tha Clark ol tbla Court and to aarra a copy th*re«f upon tha plaintiff ar plaintiffs attornaya. who** nams and addraaa la Ollaa. Iladrlck A Roblnaon, tJA Mouth Court Btr»»t, Orlando, Florida, not late* than Kabruary 17. l» « l. If you fall to do ao a Daeraa Pro Canfaaao will ba sntarad agalnat you for tha ralltf damandad In tha Complant. Thla ault la to foracloaa a mortgage. Tha raal pro­ party procatdad apaln-t I j : l«ot S and tha North IS faat of lx>t S In lllock D. of RIDOE HIOII MUUDIVIRION, according to tha plat tharaof aa racordad In rla t llook II. paga SI. o f tha Public Record* of Henilnola County, Florida. WITNEHH my hand and tha aaal of thla Court at Orlando, Florida, this Ith day of Jan­ uary, l t l l. (BEAL) Arthur It. Baokwlth. Jr., Clark Uy: Martha T. Vlhlan. DC. Ollaa. Iladrlck A Roblnaon t :i South Court Streat Orlando, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff. Publlah Jan. 11, IS. II A Fab. 1. 1**1. CDQ-3S 000-word report a fter 14 month* o f investigation. But the medical experts, who had been assigned to weigh all available evidence on effects of smoking on health, concluded that “ cigar­ ette smoking contributes sub­ stantially to mortality from errtain specific disease* and to the over-all death rate.” In other words, smoking can kill a person. U. 8. Surgeon General Lu­ ther L. Terry, who gave up cigarette* himself only three weeks ego, said that if he were a private physician ask­ ed by a patient fo r down-toearth advire, “ I would advise him to discontinue smoking.” Terry told a news confer­ ence that the Public Health Service would look immedi­ ately into the question o f pos­ sible remedial actinon and he hoped to be able to make re­ commendations soon to Pre­ sident Johnson. Such action would appear to lie largely in the area o f education and research. No responsible leader In the cam­ paign against smoking has given serious thought to any law to prohibit the practice. In reporting that cigarette smoking is “ casually related” to lung cancer in men, the report said data fo r women was lets extensive but “ points in tha same direction.” The report aald cigarettes » e r e far more death-deal­ ing thaa ether forma of tobacco. Smokers o f pipes and less than five cigar* a day appear to ion much less risk thm cigarette smokers, it said. The difference is reduced, how­ ever, if the pipe or eigar smoker inhales. Dr. James M. Hundley, as­ sistant U. S. surgeon general and vice chairman o f the com­ mittee, also said that the group found no evidence "to Legal Notice F IC T IT IO t'l NAME Whole House Com fort NOTICE IS hereby given that I am encaged In huelneet at 1110 lllawatha at 17-11, Semi­ nole County. Florida, under tha flrtltloue name of. PA T ­ TON REALTY, and that I Intend to reulater aald name with tha Clerk of the Circuit Court, kemtnota County. Flor­ ida.. In accordance with tha provision. of tha Fletltlnua Nama Htatutaa. to.with: Rectlon ISi.eS Florida Htatutaa l*t7. • If: Roaa L. Payton by L P. Payton Publlah Jan. It. 10. J7. A Feb. Is Yours W ith A — cpq-14__________________________ a. ii*4. IV C O l ' N T T J l IM.E*» r n l ' R T , S E M IN O L E C O l ' N T T , F L O R ­ IDA * nut, la I R S T B L B B •tltlB* CENTRAL .1 MMCCR WHAT NEW KND OP EXOTEMENT WML ^ l COME ALONG X X tV fM H E A T IN G SYSTEM — FROM — Southern A ir MTTVRALAIUOOilJO. T. j HOHfPT THMEl/ I BACK.WMNU ITU ' LOOK like it hap ( put the platinum ' M * 3 5 22? » THE ROUTE t HMD ’EM TOTAPE-' STOP B Y OR C A L L — F A 2-8321 E X PE R T SERVICING M i l P A R K DR. SANFO RD . F L A . ESTATE OF FRANCES •- MILLER. DECEASED s o r t e r t o c r e d it o r s TO ALL PERSONS HAVI NG ' ( ‘LAIRS OR D KM AN D > ! AGAINST SAID ESTATE! Tou and eath of you are hereby notified and required to file any elalma and demands which you, or olthtr of you may hav* agalnat aald salats la Iht of He* of Hon. C. Vern­ on Nils*. County Judge of Seminole County, at hla office In the Court House In Hanford, Florida, within als calendar months from th* time of th* first publication of thla no­ tice. Each claim or demand must ba la writing and con­ tain tba placo of residence and rosl office addreea of the claimant and must ba sworn to by tha claimant, hla agent or attorney, or lb* earn* shall bo veld. THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK AT ORLANDO ny: •/ W. IL CUrk Trust Officer Aa Ancillary Administra­ tor of said aetata Charloa J. Collins. Jr. It South Magnolia A t*. Orlando, Florida Attorney for Ancillary Administrator Publlah Jan. It. IS. FT. A Fob. establish that filters have any cigarette a m o k a r ■ than effect whatever in reducing among non-tmokerathe health hasard* o f smok­ Combining tha results of ing." s e v e n different population Terry said copies o f the re­ studies, involving the medical port would be supplied to all histories c f 1,123,000 men, physicians in the United “ the mortality ratio o f cigar­ States, as well as tn educa­ ette smoker* over non-smokers tional and youth-counseling was particularly high fo r a agencies cf all types, for number o f diseases.” their information and guid­ “ For lung cancer, the most ance. frequent site o f cancer in In any given age bracket, according to the reporL the death rate averages 70 per cent higher among male men, the death rata is nearly 1,000 per cent higher. For chronic bronchitis and em­ physema, which are among tha leading causes o f severs disability, the death rata fci cigarette smokers is 600 pel rent higher than for non. smokers.” Other diseases cited, with th* increased mortality ratio o f cigarett* smokers, w en cancer o f the larynx, 440 per cent higher; mouth cancer, 310 per cent; cancer o f th* esophagus, 240 per cent; pep­ tic ulcer, 180 per cent; cir­ culatory diseases, 160 per cent; and coronary artery dis­ ease, 70 per cenL L E A N TEND E R Pot Roast CHUCK ROAST «. 47 CHUCK STEAK » Shoulder Roast1147‘ Family Steak 57‘ ROUND LEAN M EA T Y PIGS F E E T ........... lb. 10c TENDER PORK L I V E R ........... 3 lbs. 69c C H IT T E R L IN G S . . . . 10 lb. bucket $2.89 3 si• b*1 SM O KED SAUSAGE W IENERS • BO LO GNA LA R G E BAG — L IM IT I OF EACH PURE LARD 3 LB . 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Loot Classified Phone c iR c c r r jim r iA L c o r ir r , c m r i 'i r , tx xxn nm n r x ix n i.R r o i ' x n , ri.a n iD A IX c i i a *<'»: k y \n. t ■ I I T T o u t'IK T TITI.B ItOBKRT J. TltCNNH Ami JOANUAKV MRN'NK, hi* wlf*, PUsntlff* **. OENK K. •TEPHENXOM, •« At D*f*nd»nto lO T Il'E o r BTIT r o i MII.DIIKI) 8. BUNDY. JAMES II. I*|)S8. OEOn'SE E. WILHON. T. C. UlMl'tfON, H E N R Y M. C K O il. W. D. K IN O *. MtX.Ii MARRR. GEOnOE W. M0R8E. THOMAS J. KENNY. JOHN >. 8TU. ART, and EI.I.EN H. BTUART. hi* w lf*; ■. MAX* R em. m c in t y r e and a n n i e k . Mc i n t y r e . hi* wlf*. DANIEL. E. JUDD *nd ETTA M. ItADLEY JUDD, hi* wlf*. ELI SNA* V E LT and 8ARAII Z SNAVELY, hi* Wlf*; All If llrtnr and If anr of <h«m b* d*ad, than th*lr unknown h*ira, d»Tl****, l»ra l***. frtn l***, eradl* tor* or oth*r parti** clalmlna hr. throufh. an* ■l*r or acalm t th*m, or tlthar or anr of them, and all ptnona known or unknown clalmiaa any rlfht, till*, or lnur**t In and to tht r«al pro* partr haraln d**erlb*d or anr part th«r*of undtr, hr. or tbrouah tho **ld aboro daaertbod partUa, and to anr and all othar parti** c l a i m i n g anr rlcht. till*, and/or lnt*r* • it In and to th* follow* tnr dracrlbad propart r, to wlti Ueglnnluff at tho North* waat eornor of Lot 41* of tli* Bubdlvliloa of Land Uolonqlnf to tho Alta monte Land. Hotal and Navigation Company, ae cording to Plat recorded In I'lat Book 1. Pag* 10. of th* Puhllo lUcord* of Bemlnol* County. Florida, thane* run North II foat, thano* East II foat. thane* North to Lako Adalald*. thane* Northaaotorly along oald Laka Adalald* ta a point directly North of tha Northaaal oornar of foot 410 of oald dubdlvloton a f land belonging to th* Altomont* Land, Hotal snd Navigation Co m p a n y, thane* louth ta th* North* aaat corner of Oald Lot 410, thane* Wool along tb* Northerly lino of Lot* tto and 401 to tb* point of boginning, being a part of Lot A of oald aubdlvldon. TOU ARE H EREBY NOTI­ F IE D that tha Plalntlffa. ROB EtlT J. H ENNg and JOAN* M A n r HENNS, hla trill, hava fnatltutod ault agalnat you In th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for gomlnola County, Florida, tha nature of th* suit ta to qulot till* to and remove rootrla* tlona front tb* abev* daaertb­ od property, oald property be­ ing iltuatod end loeatod la gamlaolo County, Florida. You and oaeb of you ar* hereby required to fit* your Anawer with tba Clerk af tba Circuit Court, la and for Sonlaol* County. Florida, and eerva a aopy thereof upon Wobbor B. Malnee, of th* firm of Winder* woedlo. Holno* A Ward. 114 Fark Avenue, Booth. Winter Fark, Florida. Attorney* for Plaintiff* In tb* abov* action, an ar Lolor* lb* I lt b day af Janaary. IM4, otto a Doer** Fro Confoeeo w ill b* entered ogalnet you. IT IB ORDERED that thle ,be pi.bllehed In tb* Sanford Herald, a ntwepapor publlehed in Bomlnol* County, rtorldo. one* oaeb week far four con* aoeutlvo wooko. WITNESS tha hand af tha clerk of th* Circuit Court, Seiulnol* County, Florida, thle th»* m b day at Docombor, IMS. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Beekwllb. Jr., Clerk of th* Circuit Court ny: Martha T. Vlblon D. C. Wlnderwtodlo, Halno* A Ward 3JI Park Avonue, South Winter Fark, Florida Publleh Dor. IS. IS. ISM A Jan. (. II. ISM. C D P .tf SOLD! 341 MACKLE- BUILT QUALITY HOMES mombar* of th* Flrot Fadarol Savlaga end Loan Aiaoelatlon I. Far Root or Samlrvol* County will bo hold at th* offlc* of th* Aooo* FURN. A p t 3300 Mellon villa. elation on Wednaiday, January IS. 1SS4. at s p. m. A P T . 830 k up. Surplus City. Rosamond Chapman Barratary Fubllah Dae. IS. ISM A Jan W E L A K A AVARTM ENTC. a. is, lis t. CDP-TS la tb* Court a f tho Conaty j« d g * . Um laola Conaty, Slat* a f Florida. la Pvabata la r* tho Botata afi JOHN TODOROFF RUBES F Doeoaood. F IN A L NOTICE Nolle* 1* htroby glvon that th* undorolgnod will, oa tb* S4th day o f January. A. D. 1114, praaant to th* Honorobla County Judga of Bomlnol* County, Florida, hla final re­ turn , account and voucher*, a* Administrator of tha Eatato of John Todoroff Hutaff, <taeaaasd, and at said time, than and there, make application to tha acid Judge for a final aettlomsnt of hla admlnlatratlon a f aald oototo, and far an order discharging C a r r o l ! Burka as such Administrator. Dated this tba llth day of Doesmbor, A. D. lil t . Carroll Burka Aa Administrator of tha Eatato of John Todoroff Rues ft. Do esaood Carroll Burk* Attorney for tb* Xstot* Butt* 111 Sanford Atlanll# National Bank Building Banford, Florida Publish Dee. SI. IS, t i l l J Jan. 4. 11. 1144. CDF-74 CALL Mon. Jnn. 18, *84— Pairs 9 By N a d in e S W E E T IE P I E S eltzer Rooms private W. First St. baths, /•/j "TH* inowi ho— aren’t hslplnr muehl Now ha cant M over L Per 12. Real Estate For Sale Ram i 114 3 BR. upitalra apt. Clean, 8 ACRES orange grove, plus nicely furnished. Adults, 3 Bedroom house oo Up* R E N T A BED tTS mo. F A 2-8888. ■sis Road. For particulars Rollsway, Hospital A Baby call 337-3283, Euatls, Fla. 8 Rm. Fura. G artge Apt. 388 Beds. I BEDROOM, 1 bath. K it­ W . 18th. F A 2-3187. B y Day, Week, o r Month chen equipped. Owner be­ Ph. F A 3-3181 111 W. l i t St. 8 B R bouse, k it equipped. |73. ing transferred. Must selL C ARRO LL’S F U R N IT U R E F A 2*3303. F A 3-3840. 3 BR Fura. A p t F A 2-0841. FU RN . 1-BR cottage. Adults LOTS lo r Sale. On Lake Mary. BEDROOM. P v t cot. k bath ooly, F A 3-1187. 78 x 180. 882-7188 after I p.m. FA 1-3888 sfter 3 p.m. SM A LL House. Adult*, phone F A 3-2816. “ CLEAN quiet Rooms” Gablet. F A 1-0T20. 3 The S t Johns R e a lty THE T IM E TESTED FIRM i l l N . Park Ave. F A 2410 go Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty TION, according to th* plat thereof, a* recorded tn Plot Rook IT. P »g *s 44 and IT, Public Rooord* of SsaMaol* County, Florida. TOU AND EACH OF YOU nr* htroby ordered and requir­ ed to oorv* a copy of your Antwor or other pleading to th* Complaint filed In th* above•tylod cauee on K U nTZ A COOPEIl, SIS Metropolitan Bank Building, 117 N. E. P in t Avenue. Miami, Florida, H IM . atterntya for plaintiff, and to fils lb* original thtreof In th* offle* of th* Clark of th* Cir­ cuit Court of th* Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit af Florida, ta and for gvmlnol* County, Florida, oa or bofors tb* llth day of January, l if t , olhorwli*. tb* allogotloa* o f cold Complaint will bo takoa as confessed by ooeh o f yoa. Thia cauee, wkorola F L O R I D A w o r t GAGE A SECURITIES COM­ PA N Y I* plaintiff, and tb* abova-aamtd p a r t i e s and others ars defendants, was Inotltutod for tb* -purpes* of foroeloelng a mortgage en­ cumbering th* real property hereinabove goocrlbod. DATED tbl* lath day of December. IMS. ICIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur l(. Beckwith. Jr., As Clerk of aald circuit Court By Martha T. Vihlea Deputy Clerk . Law Offices KURTZ A COOPEIl MstropoIlUh Bank MulIJIn# IIT N. E. lot Avonu* Miami SI. Florida Fubllah Doe. 10. t i l l A Jaa. S. It. to. Ilf* . C D P -tl Legal Notice i n t h * c i n r r r r on rn -r o r N E A R L A K E H A R N E Y, Rt. THK NINTH JUDICIAL CIH44, Lot* 100 X 300, 81,000 up. e r r r in a n d f o r s e m in o l e 8-Aoeo rich soil, cleared, COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHAN­ CERY. , $1,008. H ones, trailers OK. No. ISOSO G eotve 34*4781. W EST SIDE F E D E R A L BAY* INGS A LOAM ASSOCIATION V A C A N T 8-Room bouts on OF N E W TOftK CITY. A for* poratkm organla*d and oalot* U rg e lot, newly painted In­ Ing under tb* law * of tb* side end out, on 8. Sanford Unlttd Staus of Amorlea, Plaintiff, Ave. 0 3 0 0 Cash. 0884801 va. Enterprise. JOHNSTON CHILDS and SAR­ AH CHILDS, b ll Wlf* G R E E N B R IA R Defendants ■ o n e s OF BUST Choice lets avnllathto la STATE OF FLORIDA Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor TO JOHNSTON CHILDS and SARAH CHILDS, Ma overlooking g o lf course. wlf# Custom building ta your who*# rooldoae* to 4141 specification*. Greenbrier Adam* Street, COLUM­ BUS, OEORQIA developed by Ton ar* hereby required to K IN G 8W O O D fit* your oaowor or written do* fonaoa, If any. In tb* obov* B U ILD E R S, IN C . proeoodlng with tb* d o r k of 203 Fairmont Dr. tbl* Court, and U oorv* a eopy thereof upon th* Pleuitirf'* at­ F A 24074 torney*. who** notn»t end addr*** oppoor* koroen, on or bofor* tb* trd day of February, F H A - V A H O M E S 1**4. th* nature of tht* pro­ 1 , 1 , 1 4 BEDROOMS ceeding being n oult for for*1, m , k 3 BATHS etoiuro of mortgog* agolntt th* followlag doocrlbod proper­ DOWN P A Y M E N T S FROM ty, ts-wlt: Lot IT. OA K LA N D H IU R . according to tb* plot Low Monthly Payments thereof o* recorded In Plot Book It. Pag** 48 end 44, For Complete Informslkm Publla nocord* of gomlnSee Or Cell Your nlo County. Florid*. TO­ GETHER W IT H : Jeektoa a * * Hot Water Hooter. FHA - VA Modal C tlt. Sorlal No. iltt#| pormautnily tnatallS A LE S BROKER $100 *4. HOMES W e'w ill bey th* lot you *•Wet end build the hem* you w est. On* corns let* transact low. Payment from wathtog down A minim am M U fc iy . F HA , V A . or Ranh Financing. LM N E N TERPRISER* Inc. Phams 838-8811 Mr. LoethorW ry o r Mr. Forgwao* Stenstrom Realty TWiNN AND ORDERED at banford. County of Samlnolt, State of Florida, this tnd day of January, 1S44. 2383 P eril Dr. 30-3439 (MEAL) Hon. Arthur H. Beckwith • LOTS Jr. A lew choice lots left in MayClark Circuit Cosrt Srmlnol* County, Florida fa ir and Loch Arbor sec­ By: Martha T. Vlblon tions. Deputy Cltrk Orogory, Goars A m a lt ll* ROBERT A . W O U A 1 IA At tor nor* for p lslaU ft SOS Joakoew ttroot Tempo S, Florida Raymond Lusdquist, Also. Publish! Jan. 4, if , M. IT, 8«84 CDQ-I 12. Real Estate For 8*1* 17. M tl* Halp Wanted 27. Special Services 34. Articles For Sob 4 BR. 2 baths, centrally heat P A R T TIM E «d A alr-cood. Fenced back Sell .Nationally Famous OL­ yd. Water softener 4 land­ SON R E VE R SIB LE RUGS scaped. F A 30811. In Sanford Area. For local Interview, write giving qual B Y OW NER, 3 bedroom, lVi tflcatlons to Divisional Field bath home. One bedroom Man, Paul H. Kring, 11985 bat separate entrance, can esth Ave. N., Largo, Fla. be rented fo r Income. WiU trade lo r amaller plaoe. The City o f Sanford Civil Shown by appointment. Call Service Board la accepting F A 1-8848. applications for the position of police patrolman. Re­ W AREHOUSE quirements: 31 to M yrs. of age; h g t k wgt. to conform Approx. T900 eq. tt. floor with established standards space with Rail rood right* with minimum 3’9” hgt- and oi-way, on 9-acieo land with 1 0 lbs. wgt.; minimum of paved frontage. high school education or 817.000, TERM S equivalent; resident of Sem inole county for at least six R O S A L. P A Y T O N months. Position o f f e r s Rag. Host Estate Broker good working conditions and F A 31301 17-93 at Hiawatha pension plan. Examination YO U CAN’ T B E A T THIS for qualified applicants will FOR $100 DOWN be held at 2:00 p.m. Jan. 24, 3 B R Oxrner-built newer homa. 1984, In th* city haU. Sub­ Elec, kitchen with dlsp. and mit applications to Civil diahwattier, air cond.. oak Service Examiner not later floors. Only 10 min. walk than Jan. 0 , 1984. from center o f town. Washing Machine Sale* 4 Service Free EaUmato on Repairs 30-7363 2840 Hiawatha DUE TO DIVORCE, Wc Hava a '0 Model SwingNecdl* Dlal-o-Matte, Like new, makes Fancy Stitches, But­ tonhole*/ Siwa on Buttons, Monograms, Embrolderl, Etc. Assume remaining 8 payments o f $7JO. F A 34827 Tractor mowing 4 CaU F A 2-7621. Grading. Plane Tuning and Repair W. L . Harmon — F A 9 4 3 0 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e Auto Glam, Tape k Seat Covert A U T O G LASS & S E A T C O V E R CO. 304 W. 2nd St. F A 34032 I L L WORK GUARANTEED A U T O G LASS IN S T A L L E D Senkorik Gloss and Faint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. F A 3-480 32. Flowers • Shrubs , DUTCH M IL L N U R SE R Y An nuals ready now. Upsala Rd. Near M ayfair Golf Course. SALESMEN big money monthly selling fireproof BLOOMING Roses on Chsrosafes to farmers, stores, full keo stock. A ll other kinds IN V E S TM E N T 4 R E A L T Y or part time, Hamilton Safe o f Nursery shrubbery and 111 N . Park 30-9173 Co., Beloit XI, Wise. trees. 12. Real Estala For Sals Gray Shadows Nursery Wc are now taking applies 6 Ml. S. on Sanford A ve. 8 BR CB Lake Mary boms lo­ lions for young men, agt iscated Just 2 blocks from 30, to train fo r Super Mar­ 33. F orn ltare public bathing beach and ket operation. Winn-Dixie, walking distance to stores W ANTED reliable couple t* 23th 4 French. end school. Sacrifice price take np monthly payments o f 0,800 for quick sale. 18. Help Wanted o f $13.30 on 3 complete Good terms! Be the first rooms of furniture. CtU to phone Art Day at Stem Colored Motor Route Carrier T R 8-1811, Casselberry, eel per Agency, 80-401, 1818 for afternoon paper route lest. So. French Ave. Must hava References and FRISK E STIM ATE dependable car. Write Cir­ 3 B R House wlto acreages— Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ culation Dept. P . O. Box located 1 miles north St. ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ 107, Sanford. Johns R iver oo 17-93 Hlway. ture. CaU Ntx Bedding Mfg. CaU 3574392 Euatls for de­ Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 19. S itu a tio n s W a n te d tails. F A 2-2117. 3 BR. House, turn, at 710 D A Y ’S Work wanted. Phone Sell Ua Your Furniture, F A 3-7033. Palmetto. For ap p t Phone Quick Service With the F A 1-2403. Price reduced. Cash. SUPER TRAD ING IRONING, my home, Fhone POST. F A 2-0877, FA 2-7791. LOCH ARBOR SO U TH W A RD eMMWMAht mmussM Un/urn. Apt. 808 S. Perk. 3 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen C O U N TRY HOME equipped. Lake privileges, 3 Bedroom Pure, home or 3 BR, 1 bath. 8 minutes from Lake Mary, $100. near A ir Base. F A 2-4738 downtown Sanford. Plenty SM ALL Un/urn. 3 bedroom after 3:30. o f shade trees and bearing house. 403 San Carlas, 183. orange trees, Plus Patio and R. A. Williams, F A 2-3931 STENSTROM RENTALS Barbecue P it. A Bargain et 2 BR Sanford, nice— 73 3 B R House. Clean and close $7808 with Good Terras I BR on Roaalla— la. Jim m ie Cowan. 333-4013. 3 BR rinecreat— 100 3 BR, large, MellonviUe 106 3 BR House. <80 mo. Ph. 3 BR, 3 bath Loch Arbor 138 F A 2-5888. 4 B R on Oolf Course— 188 1301 Park Avenue We have several other attrae- TH R E E bedroom House. West F A 3-3333 anytime Side. ITS per n o . Built-in five homes available. LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, 3 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF stove. T H E NINTH JUDICIAL C IR . BR., 3 baths, U rg e stooe J. W. Hall Realty CUIT OK FLORIDA, IN AND flrspUce In wood-panelled Ph. 322-3841 FOR SEMI VOLE COUNTY, IN CHANCERY. NO. ISgTa living room, F U . Rm., uti­ FLORIDA MORTGAGE * SE­ 3383 P stlt Dr. 332-2430 8 BR., larps living room, lity room, large rooms, CURITIES COMPANY, a Flor­ range. IS Shannon Dr. open-beam ceilings through, ida corporation. LA K E M A R Y. 2 BR nlesly $100. Ph. 848-3321, Geneva. Plaintiff, o u t Owner being transfer va. /urn. bouse. N ew ly re fin­ red. 3483 Country Club Rd. FRED L. W A L L and SHIRLEY LARG E 2 BR. trailer oo is bed, inside A out. Adults, A. WALL, hla wife, at al., Call 30-9262. largo lake. Adults only. A l­ Dsfsndsnts. no pels. IIS . F A 2-3880. so trailer apace. FA 2-7381 NOTICE o r PUBLICATION W E REO RET TOt ASSOCIATED FUNDING 8 BR Un/urn. 88 w*ek. Near COMPANT, which orgaalLam e I Bdrm. home, Fla. W e have no more Homes Base. F A M i l l . action operated or did •valU ble at Tee 'N Green Rm., E le c t kit., Newly de­ bualnoo* nadir a nemo EaUtea. Our temporary Of­ 2-BDRM. house, kit. equipped. Indicating a corporation, corated. $100 mo. un/urn. either domootlo or for* fice location to Lake Way817 Escsmbta Dr. F A 1*0830 CaB F A 8-1748 after 8:30 •Ign, and all unknown man Heights Model. Ph after 5 p.m. anytime weekend!. hMrt, dovUooi. grant***, T E 84811. For homes In aailgnoso. Honor*, ero* dltors. trustoos, or other FU R N . 2 BR. a p t, nlao 1 R R 9. For Sato or Rent Crystal Lake Park and Sur­ parlies e I a I at I a g by, apt. Inquire 111 Elm 81. rounding Territory Watch through, undtr or against 8 BR. house, partially furn­ NO 8-3387. for N ew Model Opening. ASSOCIATED FUNDING ished. FA 84188. COMPANY, which oraanlF U R N I S H E D Apartment. aatlon operated or did L M N Enterprises, Inc. bualnos* under a s a n s Clean snd sloes In. ilau n ie S BEDROOM CB House, kit­ Harold C. Logan, Prea. Indicating a corporation, chen equipped, near Wins* Cowan. 333-4018. olthor domsatl# or for­ Phone T E 84811 Dixie. CaU F A 8 eign; end al! tinhaowa Mr. Lutherbury persona and pirtlo* hav­ ROOM A Board, nr Room, or Mr. Ferguson ' ing or claiming to hava for man or woman. Pboon 3 BR, 1 both, CB house. any right, tltla or Intorost Excel, location. Contact 013 ^ A 2-3883. In th* following dttcrlb. 3 BR., 1 Batli, Kitchen equip., Palm etto sd property, to*wit: feoced yard. 008 Old Or­ Lot 1. Block 13, W E A T H lando Rd., Sunload. ER SFIELD FIRST A D D I­ 12. R e a l E s t a t e F o r S a lt * when ihtM quality homes u i pticod to low — $7,790. to H U M . 2 VWith M lltilt M 8240. km r and 841.87 per month — • Oriva cut today. Than an 3 IS taodalt to choow froat! 9 Take Istontotd 14— got Oil at Ihq Oo*ary Uthani* Ir r ilft Legal Notice nilai ~ INCOME T A X SERVICE O. M. Hirrtaons 1811 Palmetto 333-7*49 Rtnfnrft SANFORD VACUUM C LE A N ­ E R SERVICE. Parts sad lupp'Je* /or all m ik es In­ cluding: Electrolux. Nnw snd rebuilt eleaner a gold. No boms sarrice call charge Phone F A 3-8312, 2855 Park Dr. .. LOST: Florida Oxygen Tank, green. Vicinity Lako Mon­ ro#, Lako Mary, Lreigwood. S. Education - lantraetloa Reward. CaU eoDeet Or­ PIANO A ORGAN LESSONS ange City 775-2334. Also tutor log In Foreign Lan gusges, etc. 322-3328. X. N o t ic e * • P e rs o n a te U.S. C IV IL SERVICE TESTSI Vacuum C lea n er Men-Wontee I I and ovsr. Se­ cure job*. High par. Short Repairs, parts; Electrolux, hours. Advancement. Thou­ Kirby, RexAir, AlxWay, sands of Jobs open. PreGE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex­ aparatory (raining until apchanged. Free Pick-up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford, Phone -pointed. Experience usually unnccctaxry. F R E E Increm­ F A 8-4785. ation on jobs, salaries, re ­ quirements. Write today g iv ­ ing name, address and phone. Lincoln Servie*, Box X *tk * of Awawol Woottug 85, Sanford Herald. The annual mooting nf th* Legal Notice tu b 9 *» LOST. Tan male Dachshund. Ident. Tag with name, ad dress, phone. In Qrovo Manor area. Phono 322 3833 or after 5 p.m. 323-7411. Office 204 W. First m x T ii 1. N olle** - LOST! White Wire-haired Ter rler, brown and white ipoto around aars. Answers to name “ M a e ” CaU 304374 or 322 0711. REW ARD. 322-5613 322-5612 lx tk F o o l F A 33881 Atlantic Beak Bldg. L A K E L IV IN G SITE 8 10 Minutes Ssnford, lo min­ utes O rlando-3 minutes to Interstate 4—to A cre with huge oaks, sand lake spring fed—41893 Full Price, 0 0 per mooth. No down. CaB owwsr, Harry Block, Or­ lando, GA 4440. V A - FH A Property Management A Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty O ffers for your selection those Bosutlful 3, 8, A 4 Bsdroom Government Owned Homes P ric ed F ro m $6,750 D ow n P a y m en ts A s L o w A s $100 M on th ly P a ym en ts F ro m $43.50 T o maks the beet home buy, m s the VA - FHA A ppoin ted P r o p e r ty M a n a g em en t & Sales B ro k e r Jim Hunt Realty Otflee FA S-B0 N1*1 FA FU. I BR, 2 bath Ranch style home featuring spaciousness throughout. Including the iamUy-eteed kitchen 4 se­ parate dining room ; plus SW IMMING POOL 4 tenc ed yard. Priced right at $17,000 with FHA term* of only $700 down. Vacant now and ready to chow I Seminole Realty BLOCK 4 B R IC K Work, large or small Joba. 323 0748. Child Cars. F A 2-2274. D A Y ’S WORK. FA *3768. 20. B a b y e ilt e r a BABY SITTING , o r light housework. F A 3-001. 21. Beauty Balm s this area to handle the wurid-Iamous RCA and Sylvaola T E L E V I S I O N 4 RADIO TUBES sold through our latest modern-type tube t e s t i n g k merchandising units. WiU not interfere with your preseat employment. To qualify you must have: 0,495 Catti Available Im ­ mediately, Car, 3 spare hours weekly. Should net up to 1300 per month in your spare time. Hus company will extend financial assist­ ance to full time If desired. Do not answer unless fully qualified for the time and investment. Income » laris Dumed. Business la set up for you. We secure locations. Selling, soliciting or exp. not necessary For personal interview In your cUy, write, please In­ clude phone number. NEW HOME Else. Port. I ing Machine. AU the l a t e * attachments. Brand new. $10 Cash. John Schtoard Sr. F A 2-3087. 35. Artlelan Won tnd W ANTED! Citrus fruit. U r g e or amaU amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. L ee M ao*field, F A 1-420. 36. Automob Hen • Trucks WIU trade equity In ' 0 Cor* vslr for older model car, or block work to eocloet cirport. 223 0384. BU YIN G A NEW m USED CART FINANCE IT wrm ua ♦ Low Internet Rates ♦ Lew Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANS 1939 Chevrolet BelAlr, 4-Dr. rsdlo and heater, automaUe, 8 cyl. $100, take over pay* raenta. M.R. Young 838-4034. 87. Bonta • Motors Gateway To Tba W aterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 80444 E. 1st Ph. F A 9 4 8 0 38. Motorcyclsa - Scooters GET professional carpet D O L L A R S A V IN G D A Y S cleaning reiulta—rent Blue at Lustre EIcc. Shampooer $1 C O N N O LLY’S per day. Carroll's Furn. O N U SE D M O B IL E H O M E S RECORDING Fathometer, 0’ to 240’ Ratheon, I months LEESBURG LOT old; stereo-ht-fl combo conTWO BEDROOMS solette. CaU 304273 after 8 ’58 33x8' .................... 0181 p.m. Contrictlng 4 Repairs ANTIQUE Gale Leg Table, 3 4 Controls chairs, Solid oak. $40. 3114 Sunset F A 24902 Twin size headboards $2. F A 2-7651. 25. Plmnblnr Services F IR E P L A C E WOOD Oak and Pine Robert Morris, 223-0335 1837 Allstate Crulsealr*. $100, 304177. Used furniture, appUnncea, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. 89. Trailer* . Caboose Larry's Mart 813 Sanford Ave. Ph. F A 8410. 10 x 50 Mobile Horn*, exe. rood. Ph. 133-790 alter I 34. A r l i e l t a F o r S o la p. m. P E R M A N E N T SPECIALt 30% Off Regular Prices Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotel CaU fair eve. appt. 15. iluiiincna Opportunity 304323. DISTRIBUTORSHIP to tav­ C arp et Special! Harriett's Beauty Nook ern*, restaurants, stores, LIM IT E D T IM E I I ! Rve Appt’s. I Sr. Beautician* for beautiful 10 to 0 cent Mac has THROW N A W A Y th* 103 So. Oak F A 3-3743 candy 4 drug specialists Percentage Book. earning h i g h immediate Buy your Carpet or Ruga at ACE B E A U TY SALON cash p r o f i t . Expanding M ayfair Hotel, Open evenings Dealer COST plus $1 per manufacturer will furnlib yard. by appt Service from Tipcomplete career pgm. with to-Tlp. Phooe 304323. A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y exclusive factory connsc T O P R A TE D M ILLS P E R M A N E N T W av* Special Uon. W rite: C1IEX, 2910 N Call us for a allowing o f these Present this ad for a Mother 16th St., Phila. 0 , Pa. fine Csrpels In your homo. and Daughter permanent Nylon, Acrllan, AU Wool, wave. Mother pays regular D on ’t etc. Hundreds to choose price — Daughter's permsnS e ll Yourself S h o r t l from. TERM S! Up to two neat RECESSION - DEPRESSION years to Pavt W Price PRO O F BUSINESS Carpets A la C drte Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop E X C E PTIO N A L HIGH 1109 E. Colonial Dr. 318 Palmetto Ave. E ARN IN G S Orlando, Fla. Phooe 02-080 PA R T-TIM E WORK 341-810 Collact or FOR ADDED INCOME 24. Bloetrleo] Services Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner Reliable party or persons, FA 2-3343 after 6 p.m. male o r female, wanted for YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC. I N I S. Park Ave. F A 2 3 2 0 anytime R E A D Y M IX Concrete, win­ dow tills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, p e a s e traps, dry wells, stepping atones. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm A ve. F A 94781 ONE BEDROOM *61 41x8' .................... 83488 '81 30x10', air cond. ... 1088 '32 31x8' .................... |10S '30 80x8* ......................$108 OCALA LOT TWO BEDROOMS '83 33x10' ...................0193 '80 48x10* MM088MI44I '80 43x10* ««..«.«..»««• « '38 43xl* .......... .. ....... 82388 57 30x8* .................... $1888 '57 33x8' .................... $1888 '35 35x8' .................... $1798 ONE BEDROOM ~ '0 30x8' ......................$110 38 33x8' ......................$203 '37 33x8’ .................... $180 57 32x8' ......................|170 '14 28x8* $130 0 27X8* .................... 1110 '0 37x1' ...................... $140 '52 22x8' .................... $ 90 '46 27x8' .................... | 930 DRIVE IN AND SAVE 80 C O N N O L L Y ’S Mobile Home Sales, Ine. OCALA 2 MUei North ou U. S. 441 Phone 60-8164 LEESBURG U. S. 01 By-Pal* . Pbonn 70-3331 GUNS. New 4 Used. Large PLUM BING selection. WU1 trade, Alto Contracting Repairs repair. Tackle sold 4 re­ F R E E ESTIM ATES paired. Uitcen Bridge Flab R. L. H A R V E Y Camp 4 Gun Shop. 204 Sanford Ave. F A 2-3363 OLD FASHIONED Rolltop 27. Special Service* Desk, med. lire, good cond. Must Mil. $30. “ Cracker” “ Repair Most Anything” FA 2 BOYD'S C AB IN E T SHOP 107 Elm FA 2 2816 Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ ree*- $2.35 pr. Arm y-Navy Travel GREYHOUND. CaU Surplus, Sanford. FA 2-1421 or 9993 and w* wlU have our T A X I pick FOR S A L E - FlU dirt, clay, you up. Homer LltUe, Grey­ tlx-ll, peat and topaoU. EULs hound Bus Station. Lloyd, F A 3-076. PIA N O SVC. 4 TU N IN O SHALLOW weU, U h.p. pump, Rebuilding • Rofoltln* 20 ft. pipe, $0.30. F A 2-9294. FR E E E S T IM A T E S GENE CUM BAA New people In town look at 822-2681 — Call PM Only H*rald Ada. Be sure your TELEVISION buaineia la represented with A P P L IA N C E SERVICE H EATING P. O. Box 3373 attractive advertisements. 319 Sanford Ave. F A t-7 0 9 SERVICING — TESTING Youngstown 12, Ohio Lewis Sales 4 Service STORE FOR KENT. 214 San­ 2317 C. C. Road F A 2-7928 ford Ave., F A 2-0321. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Bicycle Shop for Sale. Ph. tios, etc. r r e e csUmate. Ph. F A 2-9683. 30-33Og. If. F e m a le H e lp W a n te d W ELLS D RILLED , PUMPS, S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS WANTED. Advanced H a i r All Types and Slaes Stylist. Eva • Bess Beauty W * Repair and Service Shop. I l l N. OalL__________ b T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 17. M a le H e lp W a n te d 307 W 2nd St. F A $440 W ANTED: Auto mechanic, must be experienced with For FART T A X I Service eaU Chrysler products, le e Sve. Homer Little at Greyhound Bus Station. F A 3-1421 or Mgr. Brass Motors, 119 E. 1st f t DICK'S �Macek To Head Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A W O RLD OF F IN E F U R N ITU R E Geneva Group M A T H E R of Sanford Cheitar F, Macek w ai elected president at the Ge­ neva Citizens Association at a well attended annual election By Mona Grlnatead The North Orlando Civic in the near future. Fire Chief Bill Hahn has Association has announced volunteered to make two new tables, ona to be need for plana fo r making a number business meetings and one for o f improvements to the Civic recreation. Building in tha Village Re­ E ffo rts to remedy difficul­ creation Aram. ties with the water eystem, a A new door will be installed at the mala entrance and the old ona moved to tha adjoin­ ing concession stand. Pur­ chase o f paint to repaint tha building was authorised at last week’s meeting o f the association and a werk day fo r this Job will be announced ROOM S Complete A S LOW AS — Retired Folks To Elect Officers By Joan Magln The annual election meeting of the Chuluota Retired Folks Club will be held Thursday In tho Community Building with a ham dinner at 6 p.m. Plana fo r the meeting wero made recently when membera of the board o f dlrectori met at the home or Mr. and Mra. Hoicoe Morrison on Sixth Street. New membera are alwaya welcome and Invited to at- E A S T TERM S — O PEN F R ID A Y NIGHTS Saaford’a Only A ir Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st ST. F A 2-0983 constant problem since the associetlon leased the build­ ing last year, w ill be under­ taken and a four-burner sur­ face unit fo r cooking will be Installed In the kitchen. Eventally, the entire kitchen will be rearranged and a sink, already available, w ill be In­ stalled when work on the water system is completed. A ras heater and a meter lank hava been installed and a second healer, donated by Jamea Brasil o f Cortez A ve­ nue, possibly will be put in the concession stand. The Village Council last week voted to investigate pos­ sibility o f having a shell sur­ face put on tha road leading into the area when paving of N. Edgemon Avenue ia done by the North Orlando Com­ pany. I t was agreed that the ahell surface would help eli­ minate hazards o f entering tha roadway which becomes almoat Impaaaabla in wet weather. meeting at the group held last Tuesday evening at tha Ge­ CAM PBELL’S neva Community Hall. Other officers named are Walton Torres, vice presi­ dent; Edward Putnam, sec­ retary and James Brown, treasurer. Trustees, who con­ tinue in office, are William G. Kllbee, W. L. Sieg and E d­ ward Putnam. A meeting o f the new o ffi­ cers will be called in Uie near future at which time commit­ tee chairmen will be appoint­ ed and plans for the coming year will be outlined. The W citilde Missionary Baptist Church, Fifth Street and Holly Avenue, Sanford, ia conducting daily 7 p.m. re ­ vival meetings this week. Rev. T . B. Freeman, wellknown evangelist, it leading the aervlcei which arc open lo tho public. Rev. Paul M. Callcy, regu­ lar pastor for the church, ex ­ tends invitation to all inter­ ested persona lo attend the meetings. AKM 0U R Mm lit 1 With Tour I t Or More Food Order, Please "MORTON’S” PKO. O F 8 . . “ E V E R F U B 8 II" HOT d o g Plain nr Iodized BUNS FREE ! ! W IT H BACH PU RCH ASE. (M m lt: Ona With Your 83 Or Mora Food Order. Please) FLA. GRADE “A ” FRYER PARTS JAN U ARY "B LU E S E A L * • T H IG H S S P E C IA L ! Ladlw * T O CHO OSE FROM! Mmlt: 3 With Tour «3 Or Mora Food Order, Please SOLID BREAST (with Rib) > Flats S P E C IA L ! Reg. $2.00 to $9.98 All Going: For One Price! Cn F o r School o r D ress B O YS* Reg:. $2.98 to $6.98 Dress Shoes U n it : 3 With Your 83 Or Mora Food Order, Please R eg* $5.98 to $9.98 A ll Going: F o r One P r ic e ! G E R B E R ’S” S T R A IN E D Men’s D rew A Work "MR. C." FROZEN Boots Regular $4.98 to $12.98 Reg. $12.98 to $15.98 Ladies’ Tennis Shoes A l l Going: F o r One P r ic e ! Reg. $2.98 to $4.98 S All Going For . . . A W ! Fruit & 1S9| Vegetable Varieties CHECKTHESE V M 1 FOR T H E M E N ! 1 Knee Length 1 Rubber Boots l A ll Whltn Canvaa | Boat Shoes Regular $8.98 1 Men’a A ll W hile k Canvas Shoes 1 1 [ R eg. $2.98 to $4.98 M “ " Pair L a d les1 t i l G oin g 50 AR Going For 1 Price! ’ ll 1 YO U M U ST SEE THESE T ERRIFIC VALU ES TO Silver Dolbr SHOE STORE 201 E. First St, Sanford OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 8 Coupon A The Purrhase Of QL 59r E X TR A With This Coupon A The Purchase Of BREADED I Limit: 3 With Tour 83 Or Mora Food Order, rlease f V P P l GOLD P V O T N H BOND i l t ] t i l l i f i i j e >n ’Runahlnr" Chocolate Chip C O O K IES ■ T T TPjSS S TT At M ^ FIRM ’ N G REEN* GOLD BOND i r i l j a >1 P 9 W M Hill] s i l l ■ S T TT ATMTP m S 18 O*. Pkg. 39c ^ ■ Coupon good at jou r *Thrlftway' Only, Thru W ed, January 15. Men’s Wrangler Dungarees Regular $3.98 SORRY aaa No SUver Dollars Given During T h is Sale with Thi. Coupon good at your "Thriftw ay1 Qaly, Thru Wed.. Jamas*; 18. $ C 99 $A99 1 ™ P*ir 1 , 50 E X TR A M IR AC LE R e g . $7.98 to $12.98 $150 I I Pair ■ All Shoes Guaranteed First Quality! S P E C IA L ! Dress Shoes & Loafers I ■ $199 1 Pair ■ i (L IM IT : 6. P L E A S E ) High ft Low Quarter I Work Shoes 1 S ] ■ H * 2 " - 50 E X T R A with This p e M l H a l ] ■ l l GOLD BOND Coupon A The l b m i | l L H Purchass Of ■ * / • ] ' ■ ll “ Colgate" Tooth K W t W H STAMPS Eroaumj Hlie K M a U l A H Me < > • »* ■ * « * * t yeur T h r iftw a y Omly, Thru W ed . January 18. BELIEVE ’EM ! 50 E X T R A MANY N A T IO N A L BRANDS! GOLD BOND W ith Thin Campea ft Tha Pare haem Of “ Baby" BEEF STAMPS LIV E R Lb. 89c Can pee at year “Thriftway' Only, W ad. January 18. F R E S H “ R E D »N R IP E 1 �(E h ? £>anfm *ii It r r a lii 9 Zip Code 32771 # WEATHER: Frost or freeze tonight: fair nnd continued cold today; high 50-55; low tonight 25-33. VOL. 56 ^ c l O 6 By Julian Rtenitrom The Seminole County univer­ sity site committee met at United Press Leased Wire l-Mablished l'J08 TUES.. JANUARY 14, 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA Cold Threatens State's Citrus noon today to draft plans for the group's next move in an e ffo rt to land the Knat Central Florida University. ♦ • No matter how you site* it, i. go­ ing to take some doing. Just New Home xxhut . . . well, that's the rea­ son the committee met today. The Herald will have a report fo . LAKELAND . Several days ago we report­ ed t*c disappearance o f the bald eagle. You can imagine what's happened. Mrs. J. A. Nance, a long time bird en­ thusiast, reports that a bald eagle apparently is nesting in an area to the rear o f her home, 2732 Country Club Road. She says he'a a large bird, quite durk in color and haa the typical white head o f the bald eagle. (U P!) - A great Eastern storm dropped Use of facilities of Sanford you Wednesday. . Drop Info 20s For Central Area Forecast Library Use Doubles In • getting the u n lvei.il; NO. 103 Public Library has more than temperatures doubled during the first week over much of Florida today, below freezing IT DIDN'T RAIN HERE last liinlit. A sprinkler in the yurt I nf Clifton Titylur of 101 Mayfair Citric watt left on for oiuht Itoura and the 26 clcprcc cold did its work well. Objects in front of the barbecue Krill are iced toys. The swittK is decorated with frozen “ stalactites" and the grass is crusted over. and weathermen warned of in its new location at First worse conditions tonight that Street and Palmetto Avenue. City Manager W. K. Knowles would Uirraten Florida's cit­ reported to the City Commis­ rus crop, still recovering from sion Monday night. a 1962 freeze. Tho library opened Jan. 6 The Federal-State F r o s t in tire old Post Office Build­ Warning Service here In its B A C 0T ELLERHK OWEN ANSTEY, rii?ht, new mayor of Cassel­ ing, removing from Fifth morning temperature bulletin berry, was sworn into office nt Monday niifht'a Street and Oak Avenue. forecast a "hard freere" to­ monthly meeting of the Hoard of Aldermen by "L ’ sc now," Knowles said, night in tlie state's northern Fred Heath, loft, retiring mayor. (Herald Photo) "is as high as during the TALLAHASSEE (U P I) districts nnd in colder parts summertime with children's A request for $650,000 in fed­ of central Florida, where » • • programs running. More chil­ most of tlie state's fruit eral Hill-Burton fund* for a dren and adults arc using the Student* at South Seminole 60-bed addition to Seminole grove* are located. library at the new location. It Junior High had an unsched The bulletin warned of Memorial Hospital in Sanford alio has brought I n more uled fire drill last Friday. An "long durations of critical is expected to he approved by nuu-rcaidcnt users, who pay anonymous phone caller warn­ temperatures," and said the the development commission a $2 fe e." ed that a bomb was act to go Racot Eltrrbe, commercial thermometer would drop be­ next monlh. No action was taken by the manager for Goodyear Ser­ Hospital division officials o ff at the school. While stud­ low freezing by 9 p.m. iu the Commission on Knowles' sug­ ents waited at a distance vice Stores In Sanford, today central districts. Lows In the j said the request has an "exNewr and returning officials tlons, were presented, gestion to retain the old li­ 1’rincipal John A n g • 1 a n d were predicted for 1cellcnt priority" and should o f tha Casselberry Hoard o f A franchise contract with brary building and use It as formatly announced his can­ 'teen* members o f Uie faculty along be okayed without a hitch. I.ogua Garbage Service of North Florida and in the low II goes to lhe hospital ad­ with Casselberry police and Aldermen received the oath of Winter Park was signed call­ a cultural arts building for didacy for the office of Sem­ and middle 20's for the cen­ art associations, inole County Tax Collector. visory council Feb. 7 and then Sheriff'* deputies, searched office from their new mayor, ing for two, 20-gallon garbage ceramics, tral districts. v In making the announce­ to the full commission at Its Monday pickups and one, 30 gallon etc. the buildings. The call appar­ Owen Anatcy, at Frost or scattered Lost was Knny*. es also Reported that ment for 'id* bid to occupy the | February meeting. night'* regular meeting o f the traah pickup a week. Trash, if ently was a hoax. forecast for all of the stale's • # • cigarette tax retenue for the office to be vacated by Sem­ Local funds will provide board after Anstey wu. .worn „ t curbf|dp, wM, bl, UWt.n growing areas, including the (irst five months Increased inole’s present tax collector, ! $350,000 fur Hie proposed $1 Some time ago the Clock in by retiring Mayor Fred rich vegetable growing sec­ the second pickup during the 49.5 per cent but was below John I- Galloway, who will noticed that Mary Harkey, Heath. Taking the oath were tions of the Everglades ' million hospital wing. week. the anticipated 53 per cent in­ retire at the conclusion of City Manager Pet* Knowles’ Mr*. Mary Hawthorne, clerk; around Lake Okeechobee McIntosh whs instructed to girl Friday, had this sign Uua Sawyer, marshal and C, druwr up resolutions o f Intent crease. Sanford anticipated his current term, Cllcrbc de­ and the farmland* south of posted on a lamp located ou L. Overman and George How­ To Annex for certain prop­ $2n3,ooo for the year under clared that ho would utilize ' Miami. the Increased state cigarette every possible method of not ard, aldermen. her desk: j It takes temperatures in the erties located north o f Sit 430 “ Think like a man, Tbs board ununimously a li­ and west o f Highway 17-02 tax. Knowles explained if the only mainlaining hut also in middle 2u's tasting over a present level continues — e»creasing, where possible, the Look like a girl, proved reappointment o f A t- with action lo bo u U ll al lbe period of several hours to pccially in view of the recent! efficiency of the operation of Act like a lady, torncy Kenneth McIntosh ns I)eat inctt|nK freeze the sap in orange and government report—that the the collector's office. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) And work like a dog." legal counsel for the town and A nfw m ,'UCI)l f(ir antlcXH. grapefruit tree* and do scanticipated revenue will be Ellerbe also auted that If Gov. Farris Bryant will name •Monday The Herald carried re-elected hd I.unn board lbm pn,jH.r|y |,K-ati-d on V«ra damage. A days long $7,000 short for the year. elected be would eatablish a Atly. Gen. Illrhard Ervin to the same thing on the front chairman, freeze in December of 1962 Concord Drive near Barnett'* J. 11. Crappi waa acting temporary office In the Boothservo the unexplred Supremo page, out o f West Finnkfortj la other business McIntosh Fernery waa turned ever to did mlUioai of dollars worth 111., by UIT. waa Instructed to present a the Boning commiss Ion foy ep- mayor at Monday's meeting, erg icctlea of Seminole Ceota* o f damage to the citrus crop, Court term nf the late Justice I n J . . 1 i. . ’ .Mayor A. L. ty far M «d U n « all atfplra of (! 1e n n Terrell Wednesday, killing hundreds of trees. r !» ” - ' WUaoo. | «_ lbe collector'a office ea a con­ and for Ervin It will be tlie Jim Coleman, head man Tills year's crop is smaller A petition waa * presso led In other atwm.'Clty Com­ venience to residents In that fulfillment of a life long am­ Celery City Printing Co., h _ _______ r ,,lBr Cwmjntaeloa rethan normal because of the asking that rota 2. 7 a m F lA , mission: areu. bition. liven elected president o f tile qtrestfhg wiul ii joint imrticipaeffects of (lie freeze. First Addition to Cusxelherry, Placed on seroml reading Ellerbe Is a member of the Allhuiigh Bryant ha* refus­ Graphic Arts Association of tlon agreement be rcach.-d fo r L zonr<, ,t., oriK|,mlly recan ordinance annexing land Murroro Temple, the Sanford ed to dl*eii‘ s the appoint­ Central Florida for UHll. maintenonce and drainage of i omn,ended in tho propped ment* until after today's ser­ That's another honor for an­ \\ Inter Park Drive from lied z<mjng ordinance instead of at tlie southwest corner of I Shrine Club. Fifty Associates | iitli Street and Sanford Avc- j and the First Presbyterian; vices for Justice Terrell, Er­ other Sanford businessman. Rug Lake Road to Scminoln (.bunt>.v<| commercial ni renuc; granted a 90-day exten­ Church of Sanford. vin lias tokl newsmen he Good work, Jim. Houlevurd with emphasis ou ,|lu.,„ .d , mbbnr.1 Ce.sclsion un rondemued property • • • would aerept the appointment He has been a resident of. tha haiardoua strip leading ,K.rr>.( ownrr uf ..djoining at the rear of 1115 M>rtlc - Sanford nnd Seminole County • if it was offered. Sources said The grapevine tells us that into the South Seminole |iro|wrtiM . This p e t i t i o n , Axiime and 1209 West llth since 1933, when he came Monday tha job was his. Seminole Raceway's opening Schools* ! w|,|t.|, bore 15 lisrnuturcs rep. Street; approved the transfer here to be associated with To replace Ervin, the gov­ TAM PA (U P I) Cigar date is still set for Jnn. 31. 1 etition* unkinir for tlu’i , ( es«*fitinic 30 lioinr*, was pint*, ♦ • • of a beer and wine license at McCrory Stores, Inc. In 1938 makers are optimistic almut ernor will name his adminis­ tion by Hie town were present- ,.d l||t. ,nimltM f „ r pre, e„ t. Plans are being formulated ed Monday night by the South Ht|on ut lhe conibini.,| m a tin g 805 West Third Street from be was married In the former tlie effect of tlie surgeon gen­ trative assistant, James W. fo r Lake Mary Chamber oi Seminole Junior High PTA , ()f tbc board and rommiasiun. C. C. Flowers to Edward K. j Mis* Doris Hockey, daughter eral's report on smoking on Kynes, to becomo attorney Flowers; denied a request for Jof Mrs. Ada Hockey and the their Industry. general, lhe tourers said. Commerce'* "leap year" talent and tlie Soutli Seminole hieMonday night's meeting will annexation of property on |a|c j;. s Hockey. Tliey have Kynes, a 35-ycar-old Ocala Morton L. Annls of Tampa, ahow slated fo r tha Sanford mentary CTP. Representative* ,.ontimIri| upon call. Roosevelt Avenue between „ ne gon, Wicky, IS, and the senior vice president of Gen­ attorney, will have to begin Junior High School auditorium o f both groups suid that coun- \ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10th amt 18th Street*; approv-1 family resides at 108 West eral Cigar Co., said Monday campaigning right away for on Feb. 21*. Quite n show, we ty school offirials already had lit another time extension to IBn, s b( |„ Sanford, the report could mean in­ a two-year term expiring in hear, is being arranged. been contacted nnd timl Supt. • • • March 15 to Mrs. C. II. Olliff, Ellrrlie entered the tire creased sales for the cigar January 1967 and then would R, T. Milwec had advised them Cargo, on the condemnation, business in 1938 lie formerly makers. run in 1966 for the full four Ry tho way, also from out that he was "in complete of the Palm* Hotel, West managed the Goodyear Store James J. Corral of Corral- year term. Lake Mary way comet word agreement with ouriconerm First Street, and Instructed in Sanford before bccumlng Wodiska in Tampa said the Ervin, 59, can hold the Su­ from Acting Postmaster Clar­ and feels every effort should Knowles to negotiate with the commercial tire manager for report "can't do tho industry preme Court judgeship with­ ence Donaldson that the Lake be made fo r t:ie cooperative School Hoard and County fur tills area. any harm." Rut Corral was out campaigning until 1966. Mary Post Office receipt* fo r arrangement." | A special meeting o f the construction of a bus drive­ not “ overjoyed" to sec any Terrell'* unexplred six-year 1963 were up 24 per cent over It will be requested that the North Orlando Village Council part nf the tobacco Industry term run* to January, 1067. those o f 1962. There's a pos­ area in question, over which hsa been railed by Mayor W. way and standing apron at being mixed up in such a re­ sibility that the Laka Mary o f­ 1,800 children arc transported j W . Anderson for It a. m., Goldsboro School. port. fice will become a second rlasa dully, be cluy stabilized. The Saturday in the Civic BuildI,. I) Hupp, executive vice |Mi.t office sometime this town would provide luuteriuL ing. year. and the county the equipment. Purpose of tl,u meeting will Tentative selection of a alto president of King Edward Ci­ . . . somewhere near Five Points gar Co. of Jacksonville, said Action by the Imurd on the bn «<> 1'ike further action on TALLAHASSEE (UPI) ••Referring to those algna," proposed comprehensive zon­ calling a special election to for a proposed rounty-wide hi* firm should have “ some Beverage Director Richard sense of direction within the says 0. D. Farrell, "delicately ing ordinance tvas tabled at mime a five-loan charter com­ animal shelter was discussed II. Keating said today his hinting that trucks are not the Zoning Commission had mittee which Ix-cnme niunduby C o u n t y Commissioner next 30 days" in tight of the agency collected $61,128,015 report. Hupp said lie was wanted on First Street, the not completed work on re- tmy last week upon presenta­ A little more than SCO,out) in James P. Avery Jr. and City in beverage and cigarette City never meant to keep all quested change*. However, the tion of n citizens petition fav­ excessive fee* waa paid into ] Commissioner M. L. Ruhorn waiting to see what the Cigar taxes during the first half Inslilntr of Am rrira does. trurks o ff the street. The city board issued instructions for oring the election. the county general fund this Jr. before their respective of the fiscal year. waa gunning for th e ' larger the commission to meet within It is expected that action morning by two county office- groups this morning and Sion Revenue was up 39 per variety o f trucks— not deliv­ the neat 10 days, with thr at­ also will tie taken at thia time holders day evening rent over lhe same |>criod ery trurks. The t w o rommisiioncra, torney present, to compli-le 011 imssing un ordinance for last year, ho said, which was Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., "Since our alleys are often tliis work in order that u com­ the regular annual council cicrk of Circuit Court, paid in with Jaycec representative*, a strong indication that col­ filled with rara and other ve- bined inerting of the aldermen election to lie held In March. $30,365.58 in excessive fees said tentative plans rail for lection* wxiuld reach the pre­ The Oviedo - Ocoee bask­ diction of $120 million for (he hiclea parked there, It be- and commission can bo railed ) -------- -------for 1963, as compared lo the acquisition of 10 acre* of cornea necessary for delivery to tonaider the final draft. __ year. . , $21,274 paid in for 1962. Thia land near the geographic cen­ etball game, scheduled lo truck* to use First Street. I f A fte r this lime a public hear- r OT J O lU l was the first year excessive ter of lhe county and con­ be pla>rd in Oviedo toniahl, they didn’t our atores would be ing will be set. struction of an animal shelter has been transferred lo SOTTO II. MONTH CIO- fees topped $30,000. H e a rin g Set uuuble to replenish stock* of Acceptance of a 200-space, V A N I X X III, Italy (U I ’ I) — Julin Galloway, county lax to ro tl between $12,000 and Ocoee on account of the TALLAHASSEE (U P I) cold weather, t'sul Miklrr, A legislative committee study­ mercltandisc and would soon cemetery from Casselberry |Solto II Monte, the town rollector, paid In $29,680 in <15.000. Oviedo sthirtir director and be forced to elute. Gardena waa tabled until a con- where the late Pope John excessive fee* for 1963, as ing the need for stronger con­ basketball roach announced " I f any o f our cltiaena want tract which meets approval of X X III whs born, changed its compared to $17,000 In 1962. flict of Interest laws in Flor­ to turn downtown Sanford in­ the board and attorney la name to "Sotto II Monte Glotoday. ida will hold a public heating Other county officeholders S h ortage O f M en to a ghost town, it is only drawn and presented. Deed tojvanni X X III," which in Itai- also submitted reports this The Ovirdu gym is not DOUGLAS, Isle of Man in Pensacola Friday, Chair­ necessary fur them to keep all the property, with a survey ian mean*, “ Under The Moun- morning, with no or minor ex- (U P I ) — T ie l»ls o f Man ha* healed. Mirklrr said. Tha man Clyde Galloway, Defuntnrrks o ff First Street." game will start al 6:30 p.m. lak Springs, said today. a shortage of men. restive fees. and copy o f ru in and regula* |tain John X X II!." J $650,000 Grant Sanford Phone Users For Seminole To Get Metro 'Ballot' Hospital Seen Bacof Ellerbe Announces For Tax Collector Casselberry Board Swears In Members Bryant To Name Ervin To Court Florida Cigar Firms Hopeful North Orlando Meeting Set J $60,000 Paid General Fund Animal Shelter Plans Reported $61 Million In Taxes Collected Oviedo Game Transferred Floridan Saved From Gulf Two P-T Groups A sk County Board For School Improvements NEW ORLEANS (U P I) A freighter approaching Naw Orleans today carried a Flor­ ida man it plucked from an open boat fa r out in tha Gulf o f Mexico during heavy seal Coast Guard officials ben said the grain veaael Smith Explorer radioed Coaat Guard headquarter* in Miami that it had takan aboard a man iden­ tified as John Givens of I t . Myera Beach. Two parent-teacher delega­ paving new access roads to new English Estates tion* descended on the Coun­ the School. ty Commission this morning County Commission already with plats for road improve­ haa approved a clay stabilized ments to schools. Mrs. Gabriel Markishan. road from the subdivision lo speaking for the English the school and a paved road­ Estates Parent-Teacher Or­ way between the school and ganization, requested t h e Highway 436. The delegation also asked Commission Join with the Engliah Estate* promoter* in a for a four-foot sidewalk along joint participation program in j the road pending fin a l, im ­ provement. The matter was sion that Casselberry has ob­ necessary rights-ofreferred lo County Engineer tained way for straightening Winter William Bush for study and Park Drive and has funds recommendation. available lor a joint partici­ Mrs. G. O. McGinnis, speak­ pation program. ing for the South Seminole County Commissioners and Elementary School Council o( Casselberry councilmen will Parents -and Teacher*, re­ meet at 7 p.m. Friday at the quested Winter Park Drive In courthouse to plan a program. In other action this morn­ Casselberry be completed. Town Counsel Kenneth Me- ing. County Commission: InUish informed the Commis­ Approved e request by Joe Baker, president of the Seminote County Farm Bureau, for a 30-year lease on county pro­ perty across Highway 17-92 from the County Home as a site for a Farm Bureau build­ ing; approved a resolution re­ questing the State Board of Healtii to grant a license lo tlie Saprcta Nursing borne pending completion at plans for a new county nursing home; discussed with a dele­ gation tlie leasing of county property as a site for a Forest City (ire station; referred to nush complaints of lack of drainage of a ditch through private property from Big Bear Lake to LUue Bear Lake to Cub Lake; commenced ap­ pointment of various county committees. Commission adjourned until 2 p. m.. when it will elect officers | tor the nest year. D ie final address by mem­ ber* of tho Metropolitan Telephone Committee o f tlie Seminole Chamber of Com­ merce will be mndo by the Committee chairman, Clifford McKibbin, Monday when lie talks nt tho weekly luncheon meeting of tho Sanford Ro­ tary Club, McKibbin said to­ day. The Southern Hell Tele­ phone Company plans to gel into tha mails, during the final week o f January, Mc­ Kibbin said, a “ ballot" on which company patron* in the greater Sanford area can in­ dicate their preference on whrther they would agree to a slight increase In month­ ly rates to errate a metropoli­ tan system in Seminole Coun­ tySuch • system, say* Mc­ Kibbin, would eliminate any m w A . •• Contract Session CHICAGO (UI’I) - Nego­ tiators for the Teamsters union and tha Ducking indus­ try were to meet today with tlsc possibility of signing their first nationwidt eonUact. Children Freed TALLAHASSEE (U l* l) Four St. Augustine Negro children, incarcerated for five month* as a result of parti­ cipation in a sit-in demonstra­ tion, were released today on orders of the Stata Cabinet. Announcement Set TALLAHASSEE (U I’ I ) — State Hep. Charles Holley of SI. Petersburg will have a news conference Feb. 10 and is expected to announce his Republican candidacy for gov­ ernor. toll churges ou telephone calls within Seminole County. Local Chamber officials ara making an effort through this committee to crack what they have ucucribvd as a “ wall” be­ tween the northern and south­ ern sections o f the county. A t the present time, MeKitibin says tho Winter Park Telephone Co., which provide* telephone service fo r tha southern section o f tho county, has toll frea communication with approximately two-thlrda o f the population o f Oranga County, tlie y do not, however, have toll freo service with Sanford, tlie county seat, which haa approximately half o f Seminole County's entira population, he declared. “ The decision concerning tha metropolitan system will de­ pend upon Sanford subscrib­ er* o f the Southern Biel firm ,” McKibbin stated. "The system w ill not call for any increase in rates to Seminole subscrib­ er* who are serviced liy tha W inter Park company. This i* due to the fart that aotHh Seminole telephone rates ara 08 per cent higher than San­ ford rates and 61 per rent higher than Orlnndo rate*. These are residence rates.” “ Approximately one-half o f Seminole County's population who are subscribers to the Winter Park Telephone Com­ pany's service, ara highly de­ sirous of the proposed metro­ politan telephona system," an­ other Chamber official aaid. It Is anticipated that i f Sanford'* subscribers o f Sou­ thern Bril service will decis­ ively agree to tho alight rata increase the metropolitan sys­ tem ran lie put in effect iu approximately 15 months. Reports Of New Buildup In Cuba Heard WASHINGTON $87,800 Grant GAINESVILLE (U P I) - T h e University of Florida will re­ ceive un $87,800 grant front the National Science Founda­ tion to conduct an institute for high srhon) mathematics (eacliers, it was announced to­ day. Castro On Spot MOSCOW (U P I) — Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev it like­ ly lo warn vM tlng Cuban P re­ mier Fidel Castro not to try to exploit the U. S. - Panama dispute because Russia wants no new Caribbean crisis. West­ ern observer* said today. Ship Aground TAM PA (U PI) — A 412foot freighter loaded with about IOtKX) tons of phosphate ore ran aground off Kgmonl Key in Tampa Ray late Mon­ day and officials planned to attempt to refloat it today at high tide. (U PI) — Sen. Tnomas J. Dodd, (DConn.), says he ha* been re­ ceiving reports from Cuban refugees on a new military buildup in tiro island nation similar to that which trigger­ ed the 1962 misaila crisis. Despite a question about their accuracy, a spokesman for Dodd's office said Mon­ day the reports represent a "paffrrn nf information and Intelligence disturbingly sim­ ila r" to those received be­ fore tne discovery of Soviet missiles in Cuba. Lawmaker Asks Enforcement Of Tobacco Laws WASHINGTON (U PI) — Rep. J. Edward Roush, Il-Ind , called upon law officers 5Ionday to enforce laws aguinst tlie sale of tobacco piuducla to minors. Rnufli said the report of the surgeon general's eomraltten Plune Hits Snow WASHINGTON (UI’ D - on thu lu-al tli dangers of An Eustern Air Uncs DC7 air. smoking was "an indictment liner with 2U persons aboard . . . which by no means should skidded during takeoff at be sloughed over or Ignored." National Airport early today and landed in a snowdrift. There were no injuries reported. York Case To Circuit Court $8.4 Million Fund Oliver L. York, Jr., who it accused nf keeping Sanford Tlie Cabinet released $3,498,- police quite busy Sunday aft­ 000 to pay competence awards ernoon with a so-called "oneto 8,745 outstanding teachers man crime wuve" haa been TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - today but directed the comp­ troller not to writs tha cheeks until mooey was available in tha state treasury. transferred from C ity Court to the Circuit Court on the charge o f armed zubtiery o f. an auto. § � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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